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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
W|[HE[M|NA HARD PUT
TO SECURE MINISTERS
Cabinet Crisis in Holland Now Two
Months 0ld-Famine Threat
ems Nation.
By RENE FEIBELsfAN.

Cable1ram to The Sunday star and
Chicago Daily News Copyright, 1918.
AMSTERDAM. Holland. September
4.-The ministerial crisis in Holland
IL two months old. It II believed now
that the offer Of the premiership was
declined by the parliamentary leaders.
It was offersd to Mgr. Nolens. chief Of
tho Roman Catholics. and savernin
Lehman. chief Of the Calvinists. Tho
queen has chosen non-parliamentary
premier, namely. Jonkheer Rugs De-
bsrenbrsek. the present governor Of
Limburg. who IL to form an admins
trat!on, the ofieials Of which will con-
tinue until the war ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
NAVY P10xoTIoHS N VIEW.
Board Appointed to 1soommsnd Of.
Aeers for preSermsnt.

Boards to recommend for promotion
oficsrs Of the various corps Of the
Navy we're named yesterday BY Sec.
rotary Daniels. Forty-four temporary
and 13e permanent promotions are to
be made In the construction, oivo
engineer, pay. medical and chaplain
corps.
Secretary Daniels has directed that
length Of service shall not determine
promotion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
UKULELEs ON WAY.
Hawaiians at Camp Humphreys
Lonesome for Home Music.

4UUCbUIUC IOI 11VIUC NU11Vs
Funds have been subscribed IN
Honolulu for the purchase Of a num-
Der of ukuleles and guitars. which
will be sent to a group Of young
men from Hawaii now attached to
an Army engineering unit at Camp
Humphreys. Va. The Hawaiian SOL
diers wrote that they were lonesome
for Hawaiian music.
The soldiers wrote that they could
manage to get along without poi. the
national Hawaiian dish, made from
the root of the taro plant, but they
must have ukuleles If they were to
make their comrades believe they really
were from Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
400 Cars Unnamed.

Many companies," said Mr.. Lucas.
ARE now operating ut a loss and they
cannot go on Indefinitely mourning a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

A farmer of Jersey county, Illinois,
Is the inventor Of device with which
he claims to have caught thirty-flve
bushels of grasshoppers in q single
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

MISS ALICE DAWSON,
Daughter Of Henry p. Dawson, Of the
American Red Cross. II one Of the
first wealthy young women In the
country to dom overaIls and work.
Miss Dawson. who IL twenty, works
every day at the De Forest Radio
Telephone and Telegraph Company
In upper New York ~ an inspector.
She took a trip through the factory
. few months ago and decided she
would like to work i'm order to nj.
low another man to enter the Army.
Miss Dawson went through a special
course in radio operating and was
then given her present position. She
receives \ salary Of $40 n week and
says she likes the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
H|NTSAT RECEIVER
FORNEW YORKL|NES
Street Railways Lawyer Says
Federal or State Aid
Is Needed.

Conditions confronting tho New
York Railways Company. which con-
trolls practically all the surface lines
In the congested business section of
the metropolis. have reached the point
where an application for receivership
would be justified and may become
necessary in a short time. according
to information brought to Washington
by c. w. Lucas. special attorney for the
company.
Mr.. Lucas visited the fuel admins
tr1tfon and the District Public Utfli-
ties Commission. He said that street
car service in Washington is superior
to that rendered in New York, Phfla-
delphia and other eastern cities.
where scarcity of labor seriously is
traction lines.
400 Cars Unnamed.
operate about 1000 cars, but last
week on several days had only about
500 cars, which was tho entire num-
Der the company was able to man. IT
was thought women could be pressed
into service as conductors, but even
this plan is not working out salts
factorily, he said. as the women are
leaving the employment to accept po-
sftions better suited to them.
According TO Mr.. Lucas, state or
federal aid. or both. must be given
shortly to the street railways Of the
country or the industry will be
wrecked. He advocates the proposed
appointment by the President OF a
board which shall cooperate with
state and municipal commissions in
investigating the conditions Of trac-
tion lines and extending relief where
IL Is shown to be required.
"Something Must Be Done"
MANY companies" said Mr.. Lucas.
ARE now operating ut a loss and they
cannot go on Indefinitely mourning a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Rations Reduced.

The rations of bread. butter and
minimum. Coffee and tea cannot be
found except in the shape OF horrible
substitutes. The cereals in the coun-
try are each rationed at one ounce
q week. The scarcity Of leather. wool
and cotton has caused a rise Of 200
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
sra WisiiOnen / gOeateaO.
SbabO.

n8a Be ioa Stiernen bleoe De
iaara meget glaze CDtottb. 2, 100.
.@lo0e 6leD ogioa eoers llOienoin-
ger, oa Di lige inc til Sui mootog
ira Boit. Gbriitianien airteraaOets
9eillttning ON at fsbe gienOom %
.bp9ae en- &irfe ber / Bocntello.
0iertelig Sat 8enner, iom er meo
I'll at rRffe os en- ina iiGloen itor
og oprebor SIIegaoel 9oor iattig
er BOG en- Sui u6en en- airfel 8et
mprfer man ferit rigtig, naar man
prgoer oct. 9oor uenoelig fattigere
mao SSltle56iti0en life opre FOR Dem,
iom fife eier Sulens @ape, Barnet
SeIas iom 0eres 6iertegIpOe. lag
tet Serrens Orb meo oct GLADE
g1l0ifdb lpoer lige rigt, enten oct
forfpnoes i Semplet eller paa
Warfen, ioa bleo bog De ~btiealen6s
@tpoe for9ol0s0is foreget, efteriom
oe nprmsoe fig SteOet, boor Ser
rem loo, Fan, iom er Oroet,
fommen / 4eo. 0r0et fan UNDER
pore menneifelige 5orbolo beore
aribes og eies, naar oct fremtrpOer
/ ct ite0ligt Sa6ernafel. 3roos
al Misbrug odr bog SempIet for
Sssejus 5aoerens goli8, og SDna-
gogerne BANS in0onnlige Eililugts'
ite6er. SUBS 9grn fan life tribes,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
gefenStsprelier for Blair.

2eroog 5. &c. San. 1918 SeOnin.
gemisitonsms0e ON 4ftenen. 2i-
geleoes MB0e for iamme Sag oe0
Baltor sc. Matt6ieier, @lf SOrn,
ISgnoog @itermo. o9 SgnOug III
ten, allie oisie Nts0er bolOes paa
college.
Sgnoag ben 27. San. sci. 9,t5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SfriftemaaI SCI.
10, @lt0stieneite meo Altergang
1890. 8oa @rltn0 al NasOet
poa Cana College ON aftenen er
I9Qftenme0et aflpit.
OnsOog 8. 30. 8~dbitbamsOe Dos
Anno MnoerIen.
5re0og oen 1. 5ebruar ofbolOer
5obitbo- og l1ng0omsforeningerne
ct feaes 10, Is og % Gents 10.
IiaIg I airfens 9eIoeridl. PrOfesior
sc. 2. 8ig oil tale og Der oil bliDe
ct fort 4rogram. = Der bill bLiot
ieroeret 9affe, Sage og See
Cream. 9oo0e eamle og litge mo.
bpoes oenligit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

ntonif 4apel, Ell romerif.fatolif og
en- grnIf.fntolif 8irfe. @n nGbri.
titan @cience" Sal og en- Waetbooiit
.9e9erfirfe er ogiaa | Diitriftet. NG.
item alt % ale er reprGienteret
Der meo @ien0om, = MI oqioa
Den itsrite af De p~roteltantiIfe @ir.
fer, Dor fore gomIe IitberIfe Sir.
fe. Nf 6e % IlltberIfe &irfer /
.S0obo bar hi oct oi9tigite 8irfe.
.feI0t; BERTH er oi oen eneIte ga II
fife i Stoten. @ore Illtberite 81.
.iterinmtflto bar Get til at oente
'af %, at ri op6rioer % bpgger en-
r~epreientto @frfe % NenigbeO |
|goeateIlo, 0o oi bar taget fsrite
Claim" Der.
9lf 0e mango 9ern, iom ri fam.
Ter i Dor Ssn6ogSifole, biI oi mart
ina Mfoterinle til Ell iolio Sor-
e9elie al DOR @eniobeO.
GocoteIIo er bel beIi0gen0e for al
I0rioe Dor Misiion lroo0til / SOo6o,
IGoro lltob, @eit Montano % 9or6-
oeit @poming, = 5remtioslam0t
aIleiomnnen. @ooIfe funoe ri i'm.
l6e ct Ste0, boor fIere 9nnosm9nS
Ifil10es berlt0e, men neppe ct Ster
ppperIi9ere Tom Misiionsitotion. g
arbeioer iaa oi6ere / ben faite Ooer.
beoisning, at ri bar 5remti0smu.
Iigbeoer for os oo @u6 me6 os.
goers forbun6ne / SerrenS Ger
ming.
Mrs. og Boitor q. 6. Senien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Sra Sarlan,. ia

Set er dllereoe meo0elt Offs
9eiere, at Gait. 9eterien er bleoen
antoget til 6eItprnit / Il. S.s Scr.
Get par ioo lnttgt tilboge iom
Den 5. Rooember, ban i1toien6te an.
Ii6gning til &riosoeportementet ON
ani9tteIie, og ben 80. December
lit ban 9l4o ira aoitant General
ON at msoe ct of oenne itonGont
agrameening Board" til Den Tto o.
'paa oct Ste0, iom 0enne BOARD
maatte beitemme. San bleo iaa
pr. SeIegrdf falot til Camp Dodge
Den 2. San, fenot ififfet og oitelig
% it6nnont til 5eItpr9it me6 8re.
mierIeitnants Rnn9 (iffe iom be.
.rettet | Of. efter p@orl0 Seralo").
Zen 10. San. fit Gan ino Sele.
gram ira @oibington, at bans
Commission" piI6e bIioe uoite0t
Iti6Iig / oenne uge, Set oil iiee, al
ban 0a ffiiI6e fan al oi6e, boor BAN
.ifal ben, og 1aar ban ifaI reife.
Ssn6ag oen G. 6s., oltinn S6n.
I6a9en efter, at Bait. Beterien boo.
De idaet at oioe, at ban boooe
.6eitaaet lin Examination" ogiog.
De Fan fit anf6 Tom grnit Tor
.Menigbeo Ser, OF paai6f9enoeSirs.
bag boL6t MSeuiqheoen fit @nrs.
me6e, boor 6en bI. a. il0ite0te 9al6
til en- al Somfmtoets BrpIter /
Steoet for Bait. Reterien. Oct
bIeo beitemt at forbsie Rreitel6n.
men fra 5000 til $1,000 ON @aret
for 5orInn nIene. Der taftes ogiaa
ON at bpgge grniteboIie. men in.
gen geitemmeITe fottes oerom. Der
bIep 6o9 oolgt en- aomite, Der
iflif6e irObente 0plpsning ON,
.6bo6 eft inoOnrt 8oretogenoe piI6e
.foIte.
81 bar f%oritaoet, at nanr goit.
9eterIen bliper in6fnfot til Siene.
Ite / II. 9. arme, ioo piI Wrs.
.GeterIen 1eie Sus I Nuifin, Nebr.,
.boor bun Tan 30 npr fine esne oe
Bait. 9eteriens SorGlore oe andre
of 6eres Sfngtnin1e, in6tir arieen
.%ifuttcr, o. @naoen meo Cubs Billie
.fonmer ti1boge.
Menigbe6ens be6ite gniter ON
.9nffe og Serrens rige geliigneIie
.Ie6ioger Oens aFboIote oe Spgtige
men M bort6rogei16e Brett til bans
|pi9tige @erning i bna6e CUBS sri.
.9es oe 2anOets 9ieneite. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Sill trensen6e tbeolosiife Stnoentei

Iioligere foitteret for $76.50.
en- unnpnt $50. Coulter, Sa., Sens
'3mnoer So. ellenoole, Winn: aof.
Spencer, ga: getbonia aoi.
$40. &imballton, ga, q. e. 8e.
bbania Nsb. So. 8eitbp, Meont:
Carl 90. Senien So. 8eola, ga,
81. s. gbriitenien So. 8aoine,
isis, 5mm. waeb. apf. So. Jeorma,
81. o, Boit. ant. SanIen So. Dina.
|bo, 0ebr., gelIa apf. 1886. 9ru.
liant, Micb., @ieIs Beoerieu 81.
gotter, Gebr., Boit. Gbr. 5ofei
So. @iiffin, 1ebr., Q. 6. Senien So.
CEDAR Sails, Sa., 3. q. Sanien So.
|og Sonnab Sonien SO. ali6a, Ga.
MAZDA, Soo s. @eIien So. 6aImoutb,
Me., 9lrtb. Doune people Societp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Nerrems 6ermtm9er.
81 friitelise SOrt9ainser
iamlet al gaitor 8. S e n.

Sn6boIo: l. DGo og Gin. 2 waoam anoeriens $iGl
Der. g. Sub er trofat. A. Heoen iom en- Brand no at Sloen-
5. aam ou taoIe airfeluft2 6. ct 8eisg blanot 8eoere. Z. Som
Spileoaaen Su. s. ySee uil fort9ne ame oine unoerfuloe Ger
ninaer. g. Gen felpretfprbige 10. Sborfor bun blp Sngepleierife.
Ganer fig fortrinlig til Oplasning peo Sammenfomiter fri
ffeliae Siem, iaapel iom peo apinoemsoer og lignenoe 2eilisbeoer.
~ 1873 Sioer. Soliot Sbrtnssbno.
Vris 80 Gents.
9aniib 2mtberan gnbliibing SOnfe,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Sanitreret 9unperiatiuns 2efffon

Saan6bog or allie
meo 9anif, Snif, GngeIif, Sranff
Orobog / SorbinoeIie. uofommet
1913 hos Sagerup, 4sbenbaon.
0i itore og ieroeIes imutt og 10.
li6t inobun6ne 9in0. g~ogIaoepris
$4,000.
ct enfelt fulofommen uifnot CTS.
emplor al bette uomprfet 8prf fan
for 3ioen tebes iproeles biIIigt.
Snteresiereoe beoes benbenoe fig
til
9aniib 2ntb. Gnbl. Sonie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

ira SENDER efter Omaha til i @u-
tomobiI. Oct iiges, at De forte 40
0fil / Simen; i boert Sab oeIteOe
MaIfinen, og Sarris fit $dlien
ibreffet os Osoe piebIiffeIig, ga ban
itDrteoe pna &obeoet moo oen fros.
ne Soro. De ANDRE TO, ser iao / 6or-
in0et, fom minore til Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
vOaniferpn"
0nsbag Den %. Sanuar, 1918.

Stolens Seoningem isitonsior-
ming af6oIOer fit aarsm6Oe fsrit-
tommenoe 9sroo9 oe S6nOag. On
5sn0ogen bIiper Der Mteoe 4l. 3
eftm. og 7,90 4ften. ollie er pei
tomne. Bait. Mattbieien, @lf-Sorn,
bar Iooet at toIe.
8i i%oritaar At Rop Gang,
Broi. Bangs Syn, er bIeOen ienot
Ill Seem gorf meo lit aompagni
og oenter at blioe transported
of6ere.
8eO ungoomsmg0et / Bitten,
fom oil bliDe afbolot i q. s. Sg.
neniens 9iem, oil 9onper OebeI
boGoe 6oreoras ON 5orboloene poa
a~aritraIien. 9aIe unge inobpoes bier
heliqit.
s 9lftes fortintte Menigbe-
ben per lit 4arsmgoe. De oigtigite
neutrality-suspicious. oar: 9pro.
get, Der ifal bruges / Sen0agsifo-
ZEN eLer oe6 8ernenes religiSie I'm
6erpisning og ioo SnObpOelie til
Somfunoet ON at boloe 4arSmgOe
Der. Gen fsrite 5orbanolingsgen-
Ttano optog ben meite Iio. Oct bar
en- 9enitiIling fra Stotens Council
ri Defence, Der 9opoe gToet Anleo-
uing til, at Sprogipsrgsmaalet bleo
oraet op til AfgsreIie Iult M. S
5erItningen falot Der l~l0talelier
inoo, at man pfloe ing San.
0ets Sprog ino og trRnge Mo-
1ersmuulet uO imo0, boa0 man paa
oct enfelte Steo finoer natnrligt.
Ben mart traa0te 9enIDne Til Dee.
ugbe0ens og Dor Otfsiions eget Be
oou / 6orgrunOen, og 0a ptte oct
5iq, at life en- eneite, JON bar 9ern
I Sa1oagsitolen, bpDe0e i'm &plt
uloo, men mango uotalte Jig ior at
aspe gsrnene 0eres religIgle un-
oeroisning paa Gngelif, iom @rfa-
ring otier er oeres 5ierteiprog.
Ergftelien reiultereoe /, at Der ber-
eiter ifal 9oIoes S~enOugsifole !
begge Sprog, og Der itaI ifiiteoi5
hinges og tales til 9ernene paa
Edrit og @ngelif.
= Der. q. s. 9grenien bleD gem
oulgt til SsnOugSffoleioritanOer og
Qlrs. Ope Qnoerien bleo Dolgt til
8iceforitnnOer.
5psrgsmaalet ON at inObpoe
SomIun0et til 4arsme0e til Som-
mer 6leO ilet fife optaget, og
SDprgsmaalet ON at inO6pOe oct
IL Sommeren 1919 6le0 lagt paa
8oroet til fsrite aoartalsmeOe
5lere bar melot fig til 0pta-
gelie / 01enig5eoen Der, oeres Op-
togelie er ttllpit til poa 5enOag =
6amilien 9unoabl og Dttis Caro-
line 5o5nien meO 5IDtte6reo anOet-
fteos ira % Uafis 5obmens @oOer
eiter aniSgning. Com fgr omtalt
Hgaer 91rs. 5obuien paa 9Oipita-
n Der i gpen. SUN beores lta-
Dig.
On isrgelig nlptfe 39note en-
"a Mil 0orO for gpet ! @uor.
On DIR. &arris ira OMAHA, Der
a0D0e orbeiOet i Bender nogleDaaa-
reber, fsrte inmmen meo to Neno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Elaos ipges.

ct Bar uriee, giite 5ot isger
8loos Itrofs poa en- 5orm. Selit
bos troen6e Solf og / 19rbeoen
at oonif &irfe.
Sfrio unoer MRrfet 80. So"
Ooniferens @ontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

rem for oeres 8uosoorteIie. Oct
fan ri heller fife | Yocntello. Jag
tet oi meo Sorg ma erfen6e, at
ioore faa al pore 9anosmen0 o9
5rosf9Iler berl10e fortaar en- &ir.
fes aanoelige 8er0i, iaa er oct
BOG Dor 8ligt, Iom bar enfenot
0enne, at nj inobDoer Dem til at
fomme og image, boor goo Serren
er, o9 boor goot at 30 / bans Slls.
0et er alene / Saob, Gro og BON,
at oi tor tage bette Sfrtot, iIer /
0enne bebpr0eoe 8io. Oct er 0prt
lat Ieoe; port Qono banter itaoig
poo 86ren % ntaa baoe Dor 9ielp;
Rrigens @lenoigbe0 roober ON VttO.
Ter, ri fan life oelr0e oct oGue Gre
til. Oct er Ell Itor Opmlntring /
airfebpmin9soa at no.
tere, boor rigeligt man biGlper in.
Den for bore Menigbe0er i git og
Igeit. Oct oiier, at en- 8irfe life er
en- Sin0ring men Ell Sooeofaftor /
8otriotismens % 8armbiertigbe.
0ens Sieneite. 0ette beo Uncle
lSam ogiua nof, oerfor er ban iaa
oelpiaig oooer for firfeIigt arbei.
Be. @i1o beoore port 9anO / Bette
Sporl
Gen 8. Santar mootog ri Den
ferIte Sum til at febe en- &frfe.
: qrltn6 FOR. en iaooon 'fbbtes ioa
neite Sag. 8Qcotello er en- Onn-
ifeIig $50 at lofaIiiere /, i6et ben
er toe6eIt af en- temmelig breo
9nnegaaro, oDer hbilfen man
maa pasIere poa en- lang 9ro. Gen
. oeIflige SIDE er Ben met beboe0e
Del df 8Der, meoens ben sitlige
er ntoer bllrtig Opoefit ior Sioen
Sort oanife 6oIf fin0es puu begge
Si0er al 8anen, fIeit paa ben oeit-
: lige. Derior ipntes oct melt ben.
innsfltl0t at 6pgge pan 0enne 81.
DE. 8i isgte oerior ferit at fin0e
en- pasien0e Cont Der, men fun cen
| onr at fao pan tiInprmelige 8il.
faar, nemlig $4,000. DOG er Den
fun 60X90 500. Sod maatte oi
Iisge oser poa 9itiioen, 6oor 40.
ifiIlige Sontter ftnoe fnos paa
rimeIigere 8iIfoar. 9Qf lire til Sir.
feraaoet i%nOienote Iilblt0 oolgtes en-
I6isrneeienoom til $500, men fsr-
END oi Tiff bette at bi0e pnr 0en
iolgt. Oerpoa boIgtes o. bi Be.
nmnoige0es iii at febe en- an6en
lit8rre @rl1n0 paa ire 9oo6er (i20
Xf40) til $4,000. M1an0en oilOe
IiGIge bet iamlet, oilers hlnOe oi
flare os meo ct 6i6rne pna TO
2oo6er. SEQ enoelige 6or5an0lin.
ger tiIbs0 @ieren set bele til $4,000,
$500 ne0betaltes og &eiten SEN
Iitaar iefs N}anneoer til so &enter
per mnum. 9aaoe Baitor G%1rIien,
Dor lofnle Nenigbeos 5ormanO o9
unoertegneOe ipnes be0it ON Oenne
I@runo al ale paa 2ititoen al 9p.
en-. Gems 9eliggenbe0 er ltge mel.
lem Counties Raaobns % en- Al
gDens imuffeite Sfoler. Ooer ben
anbne Hna0buspIoos ligger Glen.
I0ommen in1tft til Sflie ira 9Der5
Set % git 9ooeo8aoe, 6Dor Der
er regular Omnibustruiif, o. til.
IIige - iuit / bette Str8g - er
9lutomo6flrute til Dellopitone gea.
tionol Parf. 3aa ben moo &aa6-
bliet 0en0en0e SIDE al @run0an er
Der ct efitra breOt Cement 6ortoo.
De noerite to 9o00er fan ri, ONT bet
6nifes, let iRlge meo Ii0en. Sna
mart gjeiroommen lt6npttes til fir
feIiot grig er ben ifattefri; Der
for nlna oi meo. oct f6rite bare en-
arppt bpgget. SonInart ri fan
iaa 9rritebolie bpaget, oil oct
ipnre os $50 pr. Monneo / 6rs.
rente. @eo at bp9ge paa 9itii6en
nf ganeganroen fpoyer hi efter
fn~9fpnoiges 1toin9n Here Gitiinoe
Dollars til l16graoning, i6et ber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

$40 % @ntalts 9lltb. Mgb. 1926.
3ortbfielo, Mim., OF. Beter aoi.
s.. s alt $240.61.
SierteIig Sofl g. g. @ig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-10-01
HON. "HINKY DINKY" WILL
RUN AN ICE CREAM PARLOR
Chicago Political Boss Will Quit the
Saloon Business.

CHICAGO, Ill.-"Hinky Dinky"
Kenna, for forty years noted as the
dispenser of the Largest and coolest"
beers in Chicago to the motley of the
first ward, and widely known, with
Bath House John" Coughlin, as po-
litical car of the first ward, will open
an ice cream parlor next year when
the country goes dry. He holly de-
MED this at first, but admitted it to-
day. Pat O'Malley, his principal rival
in the saloon business, will open a
flower shop. Coughlin years ago got
out of the saloon game and likewise
the Turkish bath which gave him his
soubriquet.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-10-01
NUN WHO NURSED
LEPERS DEAD AT 81
MOTHER SUPERIOR MARIANNE
GAVE HER LONG AND USEFUL.
LIFE TO THEIR SERVICE.

HONOLULU. T. H.-Correspond-
ence of the Associated Press.-Moth-
er Superior Marianne, of the Cath
0llc Order of st. Francis, friend of
Robert Louis Stevenson and for thir-
ty years in charge of the Catholic
Sisters hospital work among the in
mates of the leper settlement at Kali
aupapa, island of Molokai, died there
recently. She was buried in the
graveyard of the little Catholic
church at Kalawao, where lies the
body of Father Damien, the martyr
priest. Sister Marianne was eighty
one years old and had never visited
the mainland after her arrival in
Hawaii in 1888.
For a number of years she con-
Quoted the hospital at Walluku, island
OF Maui, and went to Kalaupapa in
1888. She had been a sister of the
Order of st. Francis for sixty-five
years, taking the veil at Syracuse, N.
T., the Mother House of the Order.
During the reign of King Kalakaua
IN the early eighties, when lepers
were being segregated on Molokai, it
became imperative that more nurses
be obtained to care for the unfortu-
mates. Walter Murray Gibson, as
American and premier of the king
dom of Hawaii under Kalakaua, made
known the wants of the monarchy to
the head of the Catholic Mission.
Arrangements were made with the
Order of st. Francis and seven nuns
arrived here from Syracuse in 1888.
Of this party three survive Sister
Marianne. These are Sister Bonaven-
tura, Sister Renata and Sister Gre
sencia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-10-01
RAISING ADVER-
Using AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Many Have Been Unable to Stand
Strain of Present Conditions.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Georgia newspa-
pers, in common with those of many
other states, have felt the effects of
war increased so heavily that recent
ly they have been compelled to in
stitute a new schedule of rates, both
for subscriptions and advertising
The greatly increased cost of pa
per, ink, linotype machines, labor
and the necessity for much greater
telegraph tolls because Of the vital
character of the war news which must
be carried in full detail have all con-
tributed to the higher cost of produc-
ton for the newspapers; and, in
many instances, smaller papers have
been unable to stand the strain.
In the larger cities of the state
matter for the papers has been cut
to a minimum to meet the require
ments of the war industries board ;
and prices have been raised from
three cents to five cents for daily
papers and from five cents to seven
cents for Sunday papers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-10-01
WOMEN lose WAY
EXPLORING VOLCANO
WANDER FOR FOUR DAYS IN I'M
MENSE HAWAIIAN CRATER.
SUFFER MANY HARDSHIPS.

HONOLULU, Hawaii.-Lost for
four days in the immense crater of
Haleakala, on the island of Maui, the
largest extinct volcano in the world,
a party of four Honolulu school
teachers, Henry Abel, HAZEL Abel,
Edna Lockridge and Elizabeth Apple
ton, have at last reached the sea and
safety at Keanae, Maui, after terri
BILE hardships.
That the three young women and
their companion escaped death in the
almost impenetrable jungles through
which they cut their way for miles
is considered remarkable.
Refusing the services of a guide
the party entered the crater with
food for only one day and with little
water. On this they sustained life
during the four days they fought
their way to the sea.
The intense cold of the high alti-
tude added to their sufferings during
the nights they we're lost, as they had
no blankets. Much of the time they
were without water and after the
first day they had no food but ber-
ries and fruit.
They eventually got out of the era
ter through the Keanae cut and from
there struggled to the coast through
the jungle. Old residents declare this
trip has been made only once before.
and then by an experienced noun
taineei.