davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

ibm nod in Der ;Sano suriifgeblie.
ben mar, bon iif iperfeno, iprang er
auf Den &ieien, iaBte i'm mitten I'M
ben Seib, id)long ieinen Nrm INN
ieinc Siifte, ieinc Seine Inn Icirc
9eine utb bemiibte iih Jpn nieOer5ll.
mcrfeu.
2eipinniiou lieB, Surh bieien plot.
liden Mngriff iiberraift, iein &a.
pier. beiien cr lid nidt mebr beoie-
men fonnte, cbenfalls 5ur @roe falci.
ST begriff, Dob err in bieler rieuen
Bbaie bes Samples, Der 3mii6en ibrn
nnb Dem 9ergbepobner begomen-
zines Samples, Der MIR nit Dem
Sobe gines bon ibnen enben fonnte
-nmr nod auf ieine rieiige 9eibes-
itarfe rednen Ourfte.
SGtte CT in bieIem Iltgenblide lei.
men 0olf ooer cine iciner Hiitolen
erereifen fonner, 10 miirOe or so Glt.
SON nit Der 9roBten Seihtiefeit cine
augel bur6 Den aopi geidoiien ober
ibm ied,s 3ol Glen 3niIhen Die
Shultern gebobrt babeu; aber 9olf
unb Hiitolen itafen in ieinem 8iirtel
uno Die fr1ftiae ltmarmling bes So
pitGns erlal,bte linn niht oarnah 81
ereifen.
Mittleripeile ipioerItano 2%eipina'.
ion BLOB bur6 Die Waht ieiner
Shpere Den gritrengun9en ga Git.
Son's, Der i'm 6u 9ooen 81 mertelt
iu6te, i'm ober nidt einmal gum
@anfen brabte. Ser &ieie balan.
cirte lid ouf ieinen 9einen, pelde
oeiten bes farneiii6en Serfiles OH.
den, inl0 ielbit Die pereirlten &ra1te
breier W1nner miiroen i'm nift 5llnt
@anfen gebroht boben.
Gieic Sitiiation fonnte iebf Iangc
bouern. 2%eipinaiiou riiDriy 'ib
ni6t; aber Ger Captain loitt oitd)
nidt Den lebenoigen anoten, mi mel:
dent CT ieinen 8egner unll0 11trt
bielf.
Die beioen WtGnner perbielten) ii6
ihpeigellb uno ibr feuhenoer Nfhem
5iihte ourf Die milo Suiomnlfnge.
biiienen Sabine. A.
Yloblid bate ~SeipinaiI@t ei,tet
giniaa.
Nnfangs bate er Die Soee 9ebabt,
Dem Captain Die 9rllIt ein5uoritdeii,
inoem CT i'm nit oller araft leiller
masfel. itarfen Nrme aitiif quetId,.
tc; ober er mar 81 lang, Inn Den nm.
gen Mfalm Inn ole Siiften iaiien SIT
fonnen.
fn oieiem slligcnblid aber rlel
ibm elm, Dob es linn cher moglit letn
meroe, Inn Den sails 5piifen beioet
Sanocn 5uiammen5iloriiden ilno ibn
81 ermiirgen.
9os Vtittel mar gut iuto lld)er.
Gum Slid ober errietb "a ell5olt
Die gbiidt bes &ieiet nno pereltelte
lie, inbem er Den aopt 5lutldbel
Die Shnliern 5og. S~elpliia'loll
lieB lid, oaourh nidt entmntbt'
gen mo besann, nm tein er'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Der pbpiiifen araft iino b~eionberS
Der @emanbtbeit ltno &iibnbeit mar.
Siermit lit aeluugiam angebelltet, pie
9roB Die lleberlcgenbeit Der Sergbe-
mobner iein muBte.
ltebrigens botte Ga Gu5on's pobls
befannter Yfifi, Die Grifeinung je.
mes rotben 8elpan0es oes YfarrerS
Warauis, Incident, mie mir ihon &c.
iagt babeil, Der aberelaube iiberna.
tiirlibe gigcnifaften beilegte-ber
Sob Yierre Erolt's, Ser nun llidt
bingeridtet, ionoern ermoroet NOR
ben-oie Sfpeoen nit Sitrbt nno
entieten erfiiqt.-Sie fiiblteu lid
I'M 9oraiis beiiegt.
Senno6 aber iparen lie groBten-
tbeils tapfere slbentellrer uno emit
ihloiiene Solbaten, rnb iibrigens,
pobl wiiienb, buB Tie bon ibren I'M.
peri0bnlifen Seinben lpeber @naoe
nod Haroon 81 boffen batten, ni6t
Die 2ente, pelhe lid obne Usher.
itanb erniirgen lieBen, mic Sdafe
auf Der Sdladtbanf, uno oa lie Elm.
NAL iterben mlBten, 10 beldloIIen iie
ibr Seben 10 tbelter als moglld) 5it
perfanfen.
gtma 5ebn gergbeipobner batten
ii6 INN Den Yiarrer Marquis berum.
geltellt, ipeld)er beinabe fnieno Yierre
Yroit's lebloien a0rper in ieinen Ir.
men belt.
Sberit Garro5, meld)er IN Dem blil-
tigen @irrparr lmberlbritt pie ein
bomeriid)er Selo, ifipang ieinen lalt.
gen 9egen mo mGbte nit jeoenl
Siebe einen sSeinb nieoer.
@s bauerte nidt Iange, 10 nar eS
nid)t nnebr elm aompf ionbern cine
Ieselei. Die Sdmeben fonnten
nit)t flieDen, oenn cine ooppelte
&eibe bon entblOBten 0egen belpadte
Die beiben GingGnge Oes Ylotes Srio'
wig's bes gliten. grbriidt bnrd)
Die 3abl unb our6 bas ~llngeitiim
Der 9ergbebombner, fielen lie elmer
nad Dem anoern, rnto Die Sieger,
meld)e Oas ~pergoiiene glut uno Der
Iafeourit berauidte, idlugen int'
nler unb INNER nod mo lieBen ibre
@utb in Grmlangelung bon l~ebenoen
Seinoen ioaar nod an Den bereitS
g%etooteten aus.
glQes Dies mar IN einem 3eitraum
bon etrpas meni9er als 5ebn Wfinuten
geifeben.
Ga Gu5on eridien mieoer oltf Der
SdneQe oeS boben Yortals nit Den
2eliten, bie i'm besleitet battell, urtb
lieb mieoer ieiu Yfeifen eridallen.
Die 9ergbeipobner lieBen iofort BON
ibrem Sernihtungsmerfe ab unb
orGngten iid) INN i'm.
.Nun?" fro9te i'm Sarro5, inbcm
er icinen blutigen 0egen nbipiihte,
Der mtf ben ShGoeln, Die err ser.
Idmettert, an mebr ais elmer Stelle
Sdarten befommen bate; Dwo lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
NsVAyAsAlA4NlA 4AlAlHalAs N4lyA4a lAI


2eben bas unfreipiaige Serbre6en
biiBen iolte, ein peroerblif)es DE-
beimniB 81 wiiien.
.Sn nenigen Minuten ioQte er be-
frieotgt merben, in tpenieet Minl,.
ten io1te Der Irntenar5t nift mebr
eriitiren.
Sies-unb MIR Dies-intereilirte
Die rptbe Masfe. I'm aIes llebrige
tiimmerte lie iib niht.
Eierre Iroit rid)tete chen 10 Die
ale Inoern, mie ieine escorte uno
Die Senter, Die Iugen nud Dem 9al.
con binauf, nelhen oaS einitimmige
8eihrei be5eidnete, rtuo audb er iab
Die rotbe Wasfe. Gin perGhtlihes
Sadeln per5og ieinen Mrnb, er blieb
eine Seclnoe iteben, orebte lif nad)
ieinem furhtbaren uno fait g%eipeniti.
iden 6einoe berum ulb rief ibm 5ll:
.Sriumpbire nift al iriib!-9aS
Der Nadt bes II. Sanuar
itirbt nidt nit mir!"
Siele @orte ober perloren iif IN
benz algemeinen Sdrm, itno nid)t ein
eiil5iges Der BON Dem Seriirtbeilten
alseeiprohenen @orte Orang bis Slt
Dem Wanne nit Der rotben Wasfe.
Bierre 8roit ihritt meiter. Die
ltnterbredung, bereu raide 8or.
gdnge mir 10 chen ersdblt, mar iibri.
gems bon MIR fur5er Saiter.
Der @raf bon @rebriant CAB elm
3eiden. Die Srommeln besonnen
at pirbeln unb Die Srompeten 81,
idJmettern.
Gierre 8roIt batte 10 chen bie er.
item Stufen oes S6eiterbalfens err.
rei6t, rnb eritiee lie NIT INNER nod,
feitem S6ritt mo obne bon ben i'm
escortirenoen Senfern geitiist 81
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
3 M 3apitel.
Der Sf,eiterhaufcn.

SSn Der Witte bes Sheiterbaufens
itano elm nit einem ~eilernen Soils
banjo b~erfebener Hfabl. Die Senfer
legten oieies 9ano INN Den Sals bes
gerllrtbeilten itno lieBen i'm bann
alein n1o angefettet an bieie Irt
Stranger alf Der 8lattform, nel6e
ii6 nm balo in einen gliibenoel
Sohofen perpanoeIn ioHte.
Sic baben nidt %gefonnt," MIR.
melte Yierre Groit, inoeln er einen
longcn itnb letter Slid iiber Die nie-
Der oiht llno ifipeigiom ~geporoene
Menge binihpeifen lieB. sic ba'
ben nift getonnt."
l1nb ieilten @eiit bon o1em Srbi.
iden binpegluenoenb, borte err auf an
Die 81 benfen, nel6e i'm 81 perlai.
ien i6ienert, ltnb empfabl ieine Seele
@ott.
giner Ser Senfer ipenbete ii6 nod
Dem Balloon itno erpartete einen ge.
febl. Der @raf bon @uebriant ned.
ielte einiee 8orte nit Der rotben
Wtosfe urlb mad)te oant oie erpartete
@eberbe. Die beiben Senfer ibiit.
telten lire Safeln, nm Die Slammen
ansufaden, uno nGberten lie Damn
ben altf Sen Sannenbol5i6eitern,
pel6e ben S6eiterboufen biloeten,
liegenoen oiirren &eiiern.
9lDBlih uno mitten inter Der
iest berritenoen SobtenItille er.
t0nte elm i6arfer 8fiff. Cine blis.
ihnele gepegllng mad,te iif III ben
eriten 3eiben ser Wense bemerfbar.
Sober Der i6nebiideu Solbaten,
lpelde ben Sting unb oas Spalier bill
6eten, manfte in flirftbarer lin.
armi,ng zines 9erebemobners, Der
i'm nit Der einen Sartb balteub, inn
nit Der anoeren bic Spise zines Wtei.
iers on Die @ir9el ieste.
@leihaeitig iprangeu brei Wdns
rter auf ben S6eiterbalfen binauf,
sertraten babel Die Sadeln inter
ibren SiiBen mo bas 8olf flatidte
in oie SGnbe rlnb erbob Elm lautes
Srelloengeifrei. oils es neben Sierre
8roit ben Sberit Sarro5 iteben iab.
wel6er ieinen iGneren Seeen
ifwang, mGbrenb Der Yfarrer Mtars
quis oen 6itnflen Wantel fallen lieB,
Der iein i6arladrotbes @emanb be.
oedte, llnb Ga Gu3on Die Setter oes
Yfables losmafte unb ben Strid
5erihnitt, ipomit sic Sanbe bes Ser.
itrtbeilten geblinoen maren.
IlS Ser GapitGn iein @erf per'
ridtet hattie. ais Yierre Yroit enblih
fret, feline nit @lut unterlanfenen
SGn6e einem ieinem 9efreier ert9e.
genitreden fonnte. perboppelte iid)
ser 9eifaqsrui Der Wenge unO
brobnte pie @ei6iisoonner.
gs mar aber ait6 in Der I1at elm
grabartiges unb erbabeneS Sfoll.
ipiel, peldes in bieiem Noment iid
ben 9liden Scr freitbetr,lnfenell
Wenge 6arbot. gS mar i60n ipie
Der @eiang Der Sliaoe, ODER pie Elm
9romo bes Glteren Gorneilc, Der
ritterlihc Seloeumu,tb oieier brei
IGnner, melhc iid opferten, INN
cinen @in5iqeu 81 retten, inbem iie
aus ibrcn 9eiberu cincn breifa6en
ShiIO fir i'm madteu unb, ipie lie
aeihmoren i'm retten obcr fir i'm
Iterben ipollten.
Sarro5, Der bodgeipadiene @reis
nit Dem meiben Saarc, ,%ulerldiitter.
lid pie iene Serge, beret. 8ipfel nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08


Gupitan n~nfebIbar perloren eepeIen
mare, oenn feline Garaoe mar I'M
Stanoe, Den nieoeri1metternoen Sail
oes lhmeren Hapiers auf5ubalten
ooer 81 bemmen.
Ga Gu5on perbonfte oaber feline
Nettltng MIR Der unperglei6lifen
Hi6tigfeit ieiites 9lides ulio Der Sc
lenfigfeit ieiner itGblernen @lieber.
Gbe nod SeIpinoiiolt's @affe her.
abge5iidt mar, bate Der Captain iif
onrb einen raid)en Se%iteniprung
ibrem gereife ent5ogen. Ser Sie.
Der traf MIR ben leeren Halim, ilno
lpdbreno Der Hieie ibn nieber bob,
perieste ibm iein @egner in ben lin.
fen Grm einen Sieb, 10 oaB bas 9l,tt
iofort aus Der @unoe iprang ilnb
Den grallen Montel ieineS @amies
roth fdrbte.
.gluf bieie @eiie befpmmt Gem
gauges @ums uno Sein 9einfleio
obenorein cine anoere 6arbe!" rief
ga Gu5on, inoem err iid oiislegte.
sd nerbe lie rotber MADDEN ais baS
8enanb oes Yfarrers Marallis. Sd
meroe Seinem 4orper 10 piele @un.
ben beibringen, Dob er 10 piele So.
der baben ioa, mie Der Sfaumlofiel
elmer aofin."
.Hun, 10 tblte es bof!" entgeg.
nete SeipinaiIou nit Den 3dbnen
tnirlfeno; .io tblte es bod!"
limo ieine rieiige aorperldtge ullo
u~tgebeure StGrfe, pelfe burd) Die
@utb nod geiteigert ipuroe, be.
niisenb, fiibrte er gegen Ga Gu5on
cine ganse Heibe bon StoBen unb
Sieben BON born, BON Der Seite, BON
rehts nod) linfs mo bon linfS nad)
rebts, nit 10 furftborer Sfnellig.
felt, ouB Der 9lid nid,t bcn 8elpes
gilngen bieier nuiid)tbaren @oife fol-
gen fonnte, ipelhe pfeifeno Die Slift
olirhidnitt.
Ger Captain illd)te ni6t 81 pari-
rem, ionoern mid f%ortwdbrenb &C.
ididt aus, 10 ooB er iid INNER
auberbolb bes &reiics befano, mel.
den oaS Gapier beihrieb, uno BON
Secutoe ST. Secinbe antmortete er
bilrdl einen geifidten StpB. Sein
aebogener Slrm ipaunte iid lpie cine
Sober, iein 0egen 5udtc mie Elm
Efeil mo es oa,lerte niht lnn9e, 10
seiste iid) Elm rleiler blutiger Slefcn
oilf Dem grauen @ams.
2eipinoiiou iprad) nidt mehr--
ieine Suianmengebiiienen 3abnc
fniri6ten, ieine feubenoc 9riit bob
iih nit bilmpfem aeuden, iein @e.
iidt miiroe bunfelroth.
60 Gu3on molte nit Dem i6elBli.
den @nfiibrer Der @runen, nit Der
peroammten Seele Der rotben Wasfe.
elm Gnoe MADDEN. or benllbte oaber
Ben g%ngenblif, mo 2eipinai'ou ieill
Sapier langiam ipieber bob, Inn i'm
geraoe in Die 9ruit an itoBen. Die.
Ter porSeitiee Seriud mar cine I'm.
fluebeit. Ger StoB traf, aber Die
@ilnoe mar nidt tief genlig. Ser
Hieie fiel nidt mo iein DEM Segelt
bes Gapit1ns begegnenbeS Hapier
serid)lltg Die biinne @affe, ais menn
Tie bon 8las gepeien ip1re.
Ga Gu5on ,lpor entpaiinet.
Die Sdmeben itieBen Elm Sri.
umpbgeidrei aus uno Die 9erabe.
mobner lieBen einen Ruf bcs
Sdrcdens unb Der Serameiflrung rs.
rem. 9arro5, @arbas, @iienarm nmb
nod einise Mnbere moaten ibrem 60
pitGn 5i Silie ellen, aber lie pGren
su ipdt %sefommen, menn niht Ga gu.
aon burd elm nubegreiflid fiibnes
Wanoper ploblih ben bon 2eipinoi-
ioli iiber i'm errungenen Sortbeil
ipieoer pernidtet bate. Den III.
niisen Stumpf ieines See9ns. Der
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
Is Missouri a Minor State?

The University OF Michigan has an
income of more than 81 500. .oou a year:
the Univ ersity Of Illinois has TO exceed
$1.100.o0o; the University OF Mime,
sofa has $1.300.000: the University OF
Ohio has more than S1.200.00o: like
wise the University OF Wisconsin:
likewise the University of Iowa and
the University OF Kansas has an in
come of 5000 900 a year. while the
State OF Missouri. with double the pop
ulatiOn of Kansas and Sl.900, ,0oV
more OF real value in taxable property
gives its uuis erSity only S64o.0oo,
There is no room for argument here
or it is a minor state. And, if it i
a tirSt-class state. ii should sustain
a tirSt-claSs State University and that
means a tirst-class income or. at least.
an ample and regular and sure annual
/ income. There is only one way TO as
sure this support and give the State
nlNeTSitE the elan oil knOWlng its
destiny. And that one way is 70
amend the State Constitution so "a
to give the school separate and tixed
revenue to be used for no other pur,
pose than its perfection and usefulness
and glory. Missouri claims to be a
glOrius state. Why not have a glori
Gus university when the tiny tax OF
/ three cents on every $l00 valuation is
sufficient? The friends Of the uniyar
/ sity and its alumni have started a cam
paign TO submit constitutional
amendment for the separate three
cents on Sloo tax. BY all means sigr
the petition.-kansas City Post.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
TIE LESSON OF THE SOIL.

: good indication showing the tine
illness of the plan worked out ny til"
Agricultural ColIege Of the University
OF Missouri 10 interest those in The
cities in the soil ana its opportunities
is afforded by the large attendance
al the lectures given in ST. Louis and
Kansas City. 1t could hardly te eX-
pected that the average city-bred man
would make a marked success on the
farm. His environm mt has not been
OF nature 10 develop agricultural
traits. But il is fair to assume that
those who are drawn to attend thes"
lectures are not OF he average" class.
Their inereSt in the subject-mat;er
indicates the truth OF this. Given
man of this character. that is. one ac-
,,,s,oned 30 system. to close atten-
tlOn TO detail, to an appItIidl4'ii w ''->
economic Importance Of many FACTORS
in business life which is part OF the
training of the man OF the city, h
should prove a successful farmer.
1t is the purpose OF the Agricultural
College to get into close touch with
the people of the city and town in the
work of demonstrating the possibilities
OF the soil That the efforts OF ca
pable men in charge are meeting with
succass is shown by the enrolment.
This speaks for greater fame. ior
increased material prosperity OF the
commonwealth.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27

To the Editor @f the n',eFS''S ,'f 'i,ss""'," ,T,
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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
CALENDAR AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CaIenda ar.

April 2S-"County Fair" by students
in College of Agriculture.
April 29-Concert by University
adet band in auditorium, followed by
dance in corridors of Academic Hall
April 3o-lnterstate debate. Mis-
souri, and Texas. in auditorium.
May Mock trial.
May High School Day.
May % club in THE Man on the
Box"
Nav 9 to l4-Editors' Week.
May l3-School of Education stunt
in the auditorium.
May 14-May Day festival. golf
links. (Auditorium in case of rain.D
May Il. IS, 19-Convention OF Od':
Fellows.
May 21-Missourikansas track meet
on Rollins Field.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27

dangers OF the demagogic attacks
which are periodically made upon II
in the state legislature. AT present
th,. university has to dep md on tlf
sood will of the legislature II IT.
biennial sessions for its support, ana
the whim or caprice Of ahN HieH'p'i
who has achieved momentar| popular
it, may laave it penniless and hi,rFi>
devoid of the means OF support. 9ucA
a prevariouS condition for The rh''i
.u!a,e ii learning in Il great stat" liz"
Missouri is not only a reprratA :"
its citizens. hut intoIerai,'r I" IN men
oi ,aa!l.i..g who are lah0.iNG -unS'i.lsh
IL, at smaller r,iari".; thdH they 'o"I"
obtain at other state universities
Moreover. the board oi curaturS ou%ll
not 10 h" forced to carry tn burden
uf care and ANXIETY which this STATE "i
affairs puts UPON their shoulders ye>f
after year. The men q Missouri
ought t. vote Il generous endowment
- their great univ rsty as i sp"I-
taueous. tree-will offering to their son@
ana daughters No finer gilt couir
lcsSialy b. imagined by intelligent
citizens than To provide the best instl-
tuition cf learning in the land for Mis-
-ouri children. knowledge is power.
ana far more. ii affords the basis ="
the honor and respectability Of every
family whose children share III it,
benefits. Those ta%:ayers who La;"
no children should also ieel the inc
i've nat Only ol personal pride in the
greatness oi the state in which TIE!
live. bat OF selfish. personal advantage
il increasing lis fame and tie facil!
ties Tor good living which Will attract
other settlers and make their ONT.
holdings more valuable. Nowadays
when educ alton is becoming reccg-
n;zed as the great lever OF civilization
ard 81 the advancement OF ever!
Young mans or W0Man's chances o.
rising i'll the world, nan who yo'as
against liberal aid 10 the university
OF his own state is simply helping to
pull it down to a lower level as CON
pared with its neighboring states and
thus to depreciate himself and the
value OF his own properly. NiSSOuri's
l'niv arsity receives less help from its
citizens and has won greater na,l.e
.or itself despite this drawback than
any other Institution Of learning III tn
country. This splendid name. won
.nder such great difficulties. should
arouse the pride ard enthusiasm Of
every man worth his salt in the state
and inspire hiH TO put his shoulder to
the wheel ard give it a big lift b.
placing it on 4 permanent toundatio,
u liberal appropriation. Every Mis-
sourian ought 20 be proud TO saE:
W have the best university in thg
oUntry.' The modest endowmanJ
asked Will make that boast easily po
'ble.-Nansas City Journal
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
THE HONOR SYSTEM.

Regardless of the contention OF
many that graft rules the business
world and that this is an ase OF dis
honesty, there are nevertheless num-
erous institutions working for the
moral betterment of mankind ana
their efforts have not proven futile.
Evervone realizes the temptations
leading the young man from the
straight and narrow path. Yet reaiiza-
zion does not always bring forward
1he remedy. The greatest graft OF the
present day is the graft of self
One of the most important means
in establishing honesty and lairheSs
in the coming business men OF lhe
aga is being advanced in some Ia"
schools by what is called the hoi'''
system" This is a system by "hi'h
,he voung man at the very beginning
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
Remains Of Burned Houses.
=. ,ba t-,,I-n- az tho University MfSSOurlan:

Soothing - mars the looks OF
street as tine cha1red remains OF
building Which has burned. Half,
burned 1imbers and debris scattered
about lot give feeling OF dissatis-
faction which cannot aS!ly he eEaded.
In Columbia there are many Of these
burnt stumps of houses which sAou!o
-ne cleared away. 1t makes no differ
pi.,e whether tn owner OF the house
intends 10 rebniid or not the burnt
remains should De Disposed OF in som,
way. They nust be cleared away b
fore rebuilding and 50 why not d.
ra.t!t after the ire X.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27

The curators OF Missouri State Uni.
versity are making an earnest. un-
selfish effort to place thai institution
upon safe foundation for all time
by obtaining the submission OF con
stitutional amendment providing {
3-mill tax for its support, whi,n will
constitute a permanent endowment
and placa the university above The
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
t!AlLEY'S COMET.

Books Lave recorded and n.any p=I.
soils still believe that the coming u
comets fcreteIls war or carastrophy
This belief is superstition unless The
struggle between The Lords and Com
IONS in Great Britain and the rise
II the Insurgents" in the l5ousa OF
Repre- souratiY"s in the United States
lre. ,cDsidered wars.
HallzY's comet has been so pamed
after Edmund EalIey. professor al
Oxford il The Seventeenth century and
also 4 friend oi Isaac Ne,vton'S TIL
.atcer diSc@ red thai comets obey III.
avs OF gray iDation and travel around
The san in obedience to them. il thus
eng possible ~ calculate their orbits
Following the method OF Newton. Hal
'ry published in 17o5 the orbits OF
.aout tW"rty-iour comets Oi these
-werty-four three seemed to have IN"
-aue paths about the sun. These three.
le thought. must be the same comet
which appeared at regular intervals
of seyenty-five to seyanty-siX years.
II. calculated that, if this belief wa
,orreyt. this comet which appeared
last in lGS2 would reappear in l1:>
/ did so and fulfilled the predictior
o. HALEY.
This noted celestial visitor may 6s
seen without a telescope before sun
rise during the latter part OF this
month and the first half of next. az
,ording TO reports From now on il
may be seen above the place where the
sun is to rise. From May 81 to May
90 Will be the best time to see it.
ne comet W III De nearest Tue tdll!
May Is, II million miles away, and
- million miles from the sun. ON this
day it will pass directly across the
face of the sun and envelop the earth
with its tail for few hours.
The comet of 1882 was so situated
that though 10 million miles of its
tail could be seen, stars shone through
with undimmed luster. Halley's comet
may have cyanogen gas in its tail. but
in 50 small quantity that. accordlES
to noted scientists, though cubic mile
of the tail be concentrated into glass
heaker it would take the closest re-
search TO detect the cyanogen. More
over. the earth is covered with atmoS-
phera thousands of times denser than
the comets tail, and the particles
could not possibly penetrate TO the
earth's surface.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
LOOKING At
THE UNIVERSITY
-luacet Makes Ne5raskarG Ear.

IEr University OF Missouri has Il
class III which nearly an hour is spent
daily in discussing The motives Ion
,uyIng things to eat. We beg to sus-
gast that wc usually buy things 70
AT Because We want To eat Them. and
We usual, want 20 eat them because
aa are hungry Tor Them. Some day,
When Nebraska IS i'll the grip OF what
ever il = that has hit Missouri, sh
will probably install a class ior the
Investigation oi Why is a Hen? -
paily NebrasEan. University OF Ne.
braska
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-04-27
DEVELOP THE COAL FIELDS.

Real es;a;, men CT this county say
there i enough coal in Boone county.
if It WAS mined. 10 snppiy the state
several wears. This heing the case
these mines should be developed Just
now Colrn.Bia ana the county is facing
coal shortage because ri Il -Si1jhn m
the Illinois mining district, This
would not be the situation ii the Boon
county mines were DEVELOPED.
\ development OF these mines wot ID
incr ase Industry i'll Columbia. Fiji
would he cheaper and the supply rex
lively permanent. AianuIa' lures 10
cate first where there is an abundance
OF Oh ap fuel This indure2aent Co
lunDia could assure il the coal beds
in This vicinity Were being worked.
The deveIppmert OF the Boone
county coal mines along methods far
To both tn county and the people VII
mean bigger and better Columbia
a wealthier county and Z i'roducliH"
addition To The mining industry OF Ms
souri,