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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
VOL. 40
High School Pupils Entertain.

Friday evening last a number
of patrons and visitors gathered
in the public school auditorium,
being hidden there by members
of the various literary societies
of that institution. An inter-
esting program, consisting OF
music, readings and debate, was
rendered, in which all taking
part did credit to themselves and
their instructors.
The question of Woman's Suf-
frage in Mississippi brought
about a heated contest-a verlt-
able war of arguments. The
subject was well handled.
Though both sides did well. the
Judges were unanimous in their
decision in favor of the affirma-
tive.
The Mutual Culture Club had
offered two prizes in the high
school for the best papers on
The Red Cross Christmas Seal. F"
The successful contestants were
called on to read their papers.
Miss Julia M. Long won first
place with Clayton Michener as
close second.
Prof. Pate, of the A. Il M.
College. then entertained the
audience with three selections
from Irwin Russell. holding the
attention of all from beginning
to close. Mr.. Pate is an ideal
entertainer, and gave a pleasing
close to an already delightful ex-
ercise.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
Itawamba Road Case Affirmed.

On Monday the Supreme Court
handed down a decision affirming
the judgments in rwo cases ap-
pealed from the Circuit Court of
Itawamba county under the style
of L. Luther Bookout ct al, Road
Commissioners, VS.. the Board of
Supervisors of Itawamba county.
The two cases grew out of an at
tempt of the Board Of Supervi-
sors of Itawamba county to es-
tablish good roads district COM
posed of the Fifth and srarts of
tn Third and Second Supervi-
oors districts. The efforts of the
Board were fought by citizens in
the southern portion of the Fifth
District, who opposed the bond
issue. These contestants lost in
the Circuit Court and the cases
appealed.
5 Under the decision of the Su
preme Court, the Commissioners
may proceed to issue bonds in
the district as formed and make
oonfroofc for fho construction of
the road. The extension of the
road from our county line, to
which point our macadam road
extends, to Fulton, will be a
great thing for Itawamba county
and the town of Fulton.
Tupelo will also be a bene-
ficiary as the trade from that
section will be greatly increased.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20

The sale of Red Cross Christ
mas Seals has passed the five
thousand mark, and still appli-
cations are coming in. Last
Sundays Commercial Appeal
made mention of Tupelo as
among the leading towns in
Mississippi in orders received at
Headquarters in Jackson. Let
everybody resolve to make Tu-
pelo theleading town by buying
Red Cro,s Christmas Seals to use
on Christmas parcels and outgo-
ing mail until New Years Day.
This Il a laudible cause. en-
bodying the sentiment OF the
season, .inasmuch as We did it
unto ths least of these. ye did it
unto ma
A reDort of Business Mems
Day viii be given later; enough
to say It fully came up to our
most sanguine expectations,
reachina up in three thousand
limit, and all returns are not yet
in. The committee appreciates
the heaty cooperation in this
feature pf the campaign, and
returns thanks for liberal re-
sponses from all. Let US all
rally ause and make the
reE,a week one Of crownfng
success.
Nrs, Fletcher Johnson,
Chm. Local Red Cross Seal
Committee.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
To the Citizens of Tupelo.

Those patrons who have kept
in close touch with the growth of
our city, and more especially the
rapid increase in the number of
educable children. will not be
surprised when your trustees
make the emphatic statement
that something must be done,
and right soon. to relieve the
congested condition of pupils in
our present building.
The pupils enrolled now num-
ber $50, which is out of all pro-
portion to present accommoda-
tions.
1t matters not how eff :ient
our superintendent and his fac
ulty may be. their work is ma
terially handicapped, and it is
made impossible for them to ac-
complish that for which they
strive, and which the patrons
expect and are justly entitled,
when the room capacity is so
overtaxed as it now is.
We, the trustees. think it ex-
pedient to appoint time for a
mass meeting Of our citizens to
discuss and devise means of re-
lieving existing conditions. Re-
member the conditions. as unfa-
vorable as they are at present,
are year by year reaching that
point where something must be
done.
Tupelo has never thus far fall
tered when she saw her duty,
and we feel sure she will meet
this most urgent need promptly.
F. L. Kincannon,
j. R. Dabbs,
w. T. Reeves,
Jno. Motlow,
F. II. Mitts.
Board of Trustees.
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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
Parcel Taken BY Mistake.

Mr.. T. L. Russell, of Chester
field, left at this office a bundle
containing three pieces Of 2ing-
h I'm wrapped in Temerson's
wrapping paper. Two small
pieces are of blue, the otht in
Arown check. The owner can
G and get the package ~
ling ownership.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
Dabbs-Helmis Announcement.


For originality and exquisite
appointments nothing could have
exceeded the supper party given
last evening by Mrs r. E. Win
ger at the Dabbs home. formally
announcing the comink marriage
on December 18th OF Iiss. Annie
Laurie Dabbs and Mn Phil Hef
mig.
At four-thirty p. m. the doors
of the dining room were thrown
open and a beautiful picture was
disclosed. The room was aglow
with the soft light of innumera-
Bile red shaded candles. Sug
gestions of the approaching
event were in evidence on all
sides. The table was laid with a
fine Cluny cloth; the center dec
Grafton was cut glass reflector.
holding in it's center a cut glass
bowl, massed with red carna
tions and ferns. Circling the
reflector were tiny silver candla
bras holding tiny red lighted
candles; these were given later
as souvenirs to guests. Strewn
over the table were ropes of
sniax and at each end were
placed cut glass compotes tied
with great bows of red and
green maine, filled with red mints
in one case, in the other green
lime candies.
A twO-course supper most
daintIly prepared was daintily
served, then came the formal
announcement = beautiful little
baskets containing dainty white
cake. On the cake was a gold
inscription, Dan Cupid An
nounces the Approaching Mar
riage of Miss Annie Laurie
Dabbs and Mr.. Philip Helmig on
December q; Bon Voyage.
Seated around the table with
Mrs. Winger were Miss Dabbs,
Mrs. Hefmi0, mother of Mr.. Phil
Helmig; Mesdames Dabbs, Toms,
j @. Cummins, J. 7. Mcclure,
Eliza White, E. Il. WiIlian s, H.
H. Hendricks. Helvsy; Misses
Shrader, Ruth Shr.der, Lucille
Dabt,s.
The above, taken from the
Roswell IN. NJ Daily Record,
will be read with interest by
many Mississippi friend, OF the
bride and her family. Miss
Dabbs vas reared here and is
+. membered by a as a beautiful
aad charming young lady. The
groom is to be congratulated
upon v inning her hand.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20
Card Of Thanks.

agh this means we wish
ess our thanks to our
and neighbors for their
&ts of kindness during
and death of our dear
Ind fath- r, J. c. Sims.
the pby ,icians who
f ithfully.
SIMS and Children.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-12-20

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Int " buy 4 eooo fsrr, see
kou buy. .-Ch s. +. Azwell.
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Telephone Cumberland Is or STAN
tonvile 2l2 when you need q plumber.
All work guaranteed l.. S. Kendrick.
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tdgliden grbeitsaeit fir geipobnlide
slrbeiter un6 Sanomerfer oui alls
fir Die gunoesregierung alls5ufiib-
renoen &ontraftarbeiten ausbebnt.
nabn1 aber iofort ourd grefutip.
gerfiigune alle auf ben Banamafo-
nal beaiigliden 4ontrafte big 5llnt
/. ssanuar 1915 aus. Die Snge<
nieure nebmen an, oaB Der &anat
Big gu oieien 3eitpunft fertiggeitellt
iein miro.
Sci ganep, Sflabetna, tpuroe
elm Merifaner eefllnoen, Der me-
ben oem @eleiie Ser 30. g. & E.
Balm lag uno oer1t beioe 9eine
oberbalb oen anie BON einem 8abn-
qua abgeidnitten iparen. gros Der
furdtbaren 8erlebung mar Der
Waiin iebr rubig ilno gleidntiitig,
er NOR bei boIIem 8eipuBtiein uno
raudte cine Cigarette, als man ibn
fano. @ie uno mann oas llngliit
pofiiert iei fonnte er ben 2eutelt,
Sic i'm fanoen, niht mitteilen, oa
er fein gngliid ipra4 nno iid
unter ben glnlpeienoen Niema1S
befano, Der fpaniid perltano. ct
fdien aber 1don mebrere Stilnoen
bort gelege,t gu baben =
Gin far1tbares l1ngliif 1T AMI
Counting in Buffalo, 90. g., paiiiert.
Gin Sod ouf @rono Sslano i'm Nia,
gcra 6luBs ouf oem fid ungefdbr
$500 8erionen befanoer, brad 5u,
iann1e1 uno ale 2ente fielen ms
Waiier. 3tuiiden fiinf5ebn nao
5pan5ig 8erionen iinb ertrlr1fen llno
uieIe rpuroen perIest.
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fioent Saft geaen oie slrnee- geipil-
lignngsbia eingelegt bat, iper6eil
nogIiderpeiie oie geneiniamen
Wianoper fir Heguldre uno Milis
bereitelt iperoen inelde in ben mei-
iten 5taaten ibon Dor Der Witte ocs
Wor,ats SuIi anseiest moroen iino.
Sssn Der 8ia befinoet iid namlid
aud ser goiten bon $t1350,000 5ur
gedung Ser Wanoperfolten. ltno
man iuht 6aber ben Hraiioentetl gu
neronlaiien oaB er 6urh 5pesialbot-
l6aft ben &ongreB eriude, Bic be-
treffenoe 8etpiIligung aIlein an5u-
ne1tnert.
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ben 6ie 8olen i1ren anfangli6en
ltnnnlt iiber ibre 8ertreter i'm &a-
binet, sen Sinan5miatiiter b. 3a-
ltpsfi rnto oen 2anosmann-Wini-
iter Ouelos5, fobren loFielt. Sic boz
ben BEN geioen iogar ibr Ser
trallen ousgeipro6en mas 5una6it
oen 2anosmann Miniiter beran=
loBt bat, gegen Sen fteapertreten=
oen Bremlier oireft Stelune gu
nebnen nn6 feline geiienotion att=
8ufInoiee1. Der 4aiier elnpfine
Duelos5 uno Iebtlte Die BON ibnl
eingereidte 0emiiiion ab Dornod
bate Or. 6retberr b. Seinolo @n-
oien5 bein Monarhen. Cine Ser
mittlutgs 9lftion lit bereits einge
leitet, lno es miro pielfad be.
itinlmt oorouf gere6net, 6aB iHotl
nit gfiiflidt auf bie @ebrporlage
nno Die oan1it i'm engiten 3niam
menbang ftebenoe 5teuerrefornL Die
beioe ser oennadltigen Grleoignng
borren, Ser 9iiB i'm aabinet iibere
fleiitert peroen miro.
gus 8uoopeit melbet man.
glnldBlid bes geginns Ser neuen
fur5en Seiiion oes gieibstags batten
iid Die Mitglieoer Ser Sppolition
insgeion1nlt por Dem 9arlanentsee-
bGuoe berIalnnelt. Sic mdbten ie-
bod, 4ebrt, als oie bon Der Teilnab-
me an ben 8erbanolungen altsgc
'i6loiienen Wiitelieoer abgepielen
tpuroen. Die &onititltierltng, ipelds
bird Sic nene Sagl1ng beoingt mnr
oe,. ging ungeitort Dor ii9. Wini-
iterpraiioent 0r. b. 2nfacs legte cine
aberlnalige gerib1rfung Der Sous
oronuttg per, pelbe fir Mugidrei.
tlingen BON Mitglieoern, nie iie iidl
iiingIt ereienet ba6en, ben 8erlnit
hes Manoats boriiebt.
9ie l1niperlitat BON &iel bat
oen BORT rciioierenoen @roBaonirul
Brinaen Seinrih BON { 8relBen
gum gbrenooftor ser 8bilofopbic
cruan,tt. Irin5 Seinrih lit bereits
gbrenooffor Ser Sednilhen Sod-
iihule in Berlin, ioipie Gbrellooftor
ser ltniperiitdt @arbaro.
Srt ser 1ineiiiden staot Gle
500 ioIlen Die 3nitdnoe iuieoer eill-
NAL iebr be6enflid iein. Ger bort
itotionierte amerifaniihe &onilil Bot
oringettb Inn 3uienoung eincs
&riegslhiffes gebetem. ltnter Der.
bineiiiheu gepolferung miro oie
StinImune gegen Die Sremben ppn
9oe gu Sag feinolider.
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Z { i a ..

Carl gaadlep, ell 2ebrer aus
Depine, Der augenblidlih Die gtor-
malibule in Corpus gbriiti ibeiudt,
bat 5lpei iunge Mao9en bonn gr-
ttinfen errettet. gr u1o orei iunge
Dnmell SRI. Belle 8atrid aus Dub.
lin, SRI. Mprtle @bite aus Stod-
bale l,no SRI. Grace Stroub aus
Depine, iparen Santltag morgen
nah9ort @ranias gefabren, Inn bort
ben Gag 3u perbringen. sic babeten
uno babel puroen Die iungeh Weao-
den bon elmer Gtronlung erfaBt
llno forteeriiien. gs eclane @ad-
Iep, SRI. @bite nno SRI. Strolto,
Der @efabr gu entreiBen uno IN 81.
derbeit gu bringet; SRI 8atrif
NOR aber i6on peit in oen Coli
bimauseetrieben uno aIs 9fadlep tie
enolib erreibte unb ans 2alto
brodte. mar lie beipuBtlos. Sic
5torb einiee Stunoen ipater, obnc
oas gepuBtiein mieoer erlanat 81
boben. Die orei iungen Maoben
naren &pae9innen bon gfaeflep uno
beiubten ebenfalls Die gaormal.
idule.
@1breno oes Monats Mai iinb
in unierm Staate 1920 &irloer &C.
boren, 523 meniger als i'm Monat
9lpril. gs itarben 250s 8erionen;
es NOR oies aud cine abnabme ge-
gen ben porbergebenoen Molat, in
Dem 1892 8erlonen itarben
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geipaffnete Merifaner, BON
oenen man glaubt 0aB iie gu ben
gtesolutionaren eeb0reu, iinO. auf
teranilbes @ebiet gefommen mno
baben BEL Gierra 8lanea einen
syraft5ug Der Sortbern Racific
@abn angegriffen. Ser ansriff
ipuroe bon Der 8ugmannihaft 5ll-
riifgeIblagen itnb elmer Der Mn-
greifer tpuroe gefangen genommen.
Wian gIaubt, odb Die Mdlber bofften
in ben 6radtipaeen snden 5u
flnoen, lpeI1e bic 9ieDolutiondre
gebrouhen f0nnten. Der gorfaa
tit fofort ben geboroet in 81 1aio
ltno aub oenl Oberiten Steeper,
0enl 8efebIsbaber beg teraniiden
Gepartements Der 8unoesarmee, ge-
meloet tporoen.
Die graminationen in Der
erlten 5erie Ser @onmer-NormaI.
iduIe meroen am g., g., 10, nno
ii. Ssuli itattfinoen, bic IN Der
aiueiten Serie am 49,, 30. uno 81.
Suli uno am ]. Nuguit. @ir ba-
Zen ied5ig Sommer-Wornlalid
fir ipeibe 2ebrer in Seras un6 elm
lrito5man5is fir farbige 2ebrer.
gamltng abero brah ein
Sraht3ug Der Feras & Hacific
gabn onrd cine iiber ben Sobiue
fiibrenoe Bride uno itiir3te in bic
Eiefe. Der Gofonlotipfiibrer Greo
@inn tpuroe ihwer perlebt. Ser
Sei8er 9ippitt ipratg CUR rehten
3eit ab uno fam NIT Elm paar
Ieihten Shrammen oapon.
ssn Dallas tpuroe elm tanber
Wsann 9eanens 5ranf Reagan BON
einem @trnBenbabnmagen nieoerge-
rannt uno 10 ibper berlebt, bob
er mabrideinli1 iterben miro.
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g. q. & u. q. gabm.

SO. 1-Soufton II. b. aafte.
..... 100 ahenbs
SO. 3-Sonfton, iln6 Der &iifte. -.
80. 5-aiiaenita6te.. lis is nad5m osan'
No. 44-gon &errbilIe. t,1r an 8oGen,
SO. aa--@on aerrDille, nar - @onn. sn.'
tags. -. 800 nn1m
No. 46-gon &errbille, niir an 8ps
dentaQen.. -. ..6.40 nahm
Qbfa5rt
SO. 2-Souiton utlo Der ahffe.. -.
). 80. :. =. $3.50 bonn
SO. 4-Souiton un6 Der Riiffe. -.
905 abenbs
SO. 6-@iiftenitdbte. .2:1O nadm
@o. 43-@a6 &errbiIle, nlir an @oz
d]et1tngen. .4.45 nadm
20. 41-Mad &errpile, nur Sonn-
tags. ....8:40 bornl
$50. 45-geab aerrbiGe, MIR an go
d9entaaen. :. :. ..7:25 BORN
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Bel Werrenfumsett, GuetidmHsea sStr
Beritaudmngen
made man iofort ginreibnnsen nit Sr.
Hi6ters
Pair1=ExpeIIer
Seit 40 sa6ren betpabrt uno beliebt n
peutIdlen Tamilieu als 9ausnllttel. 70
unb SOC. in apotbeierl. gtur EDIT mt
Anfer.
r. Ad. Richter s. CO.
faus gfubplftabt, SbtrinseD
sI6 Pearl Street. New York.
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@alo-9ienie.

9a MIN iekt, in neuetit Gliiben
Std beri61nf 1at bic Nattr,
tlno bic 2iifte tpetdber 5iebem,
lteber 9aibe, Jelb n,th .Slnr.
Dia ber Naenid im frpbetn Orange,
Mnh binans gum fd)Bnen gSal6;
Der bpn inbeln6etm 0eiange,
Erauter 8bs'lein iuieberballt.
ttub 10, friibc idbon AM Morser,
SieDt man frpbgelaunt alsbann,
syriid) unb lebig aller Sprgen,
3ieb'n tn's 6reie Grau mnh Wann;
Wsit her 2inber lmft'gen Ghaarem,
Sie6fn fn's 0riine iie binauS;
2aiiem ali bes Natass Ylager,
Hub iein Mii6en hanm 81 9ails.
Spdj III nltseippbnter Weiie,
Eragt in G1r6cn ,upl peripa6rt,
Wsan aud nit iidj, Grant nnh Speiie
gteid]lidJ Mnh BON gutter Mrt.
llnb uemn baum mad Wanberitinber
Welb iidJ Smrit NIB Snnger an;
Wirb ein Msabf gar trefflid) munben
ttnb erft redjt elm Srnnf alshanm. :
ttn6 beipnbers tuenn fie baben,
Gin'ge Jlaifjen 9pne Sfar Bier;
9cnn upn alien @pttesgabem,
9cbe bieies Sier idJ mir.
Srildj rnb IabemS idjanmt's i'm 0faie,
ttnb iff) ias' es pine 5ier:
Stets serat idJ in Gfftafe,
gSirb frebenst mir bieies Bier.
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geansitiet Sie daase Station.

Die idredIife 2ifte Der llnfalle
an einem a. SuIi iebt Die Welt III
gritnunen. Gbenio erituanlid TT Die
ipunoerbare SeiIung ourd 8udlen's
Mrnica GaIbe BON Eauienoen, bic
fidb 9rar1o-> 9dnitt-, Quetidl- uno.
@ugeImunoen 5li5ogen ooer Bel
GrpIolionen berIest uuroen. Sic
beiIt ihuen olIe @eidipiire, Mus,
iflIag, oufgeIpriingene 9ippen ooer.
0antorrboioeu. 25c in allen Mpotbe-
ten.
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ynIaf,c.
Taft u. Roosevelt
Rslds ais kandidatsn aufss-
stellt.
nsus Partsi
lllird Won Roosevelt in's Leben
gerufen.
Eins hsIdsntat.
DAs Hebt Slundeil Gssetz
ultsrzsicbnet.
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frrt1hrittlihea @lemenfe Der Beool.
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@enn eud oas belize @et-
ter ernattet, 10 beoarf in pielen Sal
len Guer Spitem Der 9einisnng.
@ebraudt 8rifIp NIB Sit
ters, er brinet Magen, 9eber uno
gingetpeioe in Sronltns uno bilft
@n6 Die belize 3eit ertragen.
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Geht amseinanSer!

iagt elm BoIi5iit au eifiem 8olfsauf-
Iauf uno fhIdst nit 6em 4niippe1
orein, menn notig. gbeilio iagen bic
groBen groben Mineralpiaen bel
Magenitorungen uno-. itur @lenb
folgt. Or. 8in9's Nep 2ife Pins
perleten oie gingetpeioe niht. Sfc
bringen iie nur geIinoe in 9atig.
felt uno @elunobeit fplgt oanab.
25c in alien Mpotbefen.
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GiienbaDll TaDrpIan.
5. & g. q. gabn.

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Nnfnnft-
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............ 9.55 mor9
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=. ...... :. ..1O.46 abenos
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0o. 12-2ocaI bon 2arebo (een1iidt) =.
80. .6. w mor8.
Nbfabrt -
SO. 4 @ad benz Narben. .1.55 nohm.
$50. g. Na1 bem georben. 800 abenos
$50. 8-2oeaI nad Raleffine I. 80 ntorg
$50. 10-Dailb @gpreb Spe5ial. yoroen
800 morg
80. 5 -Mab Megifo 200 nrors.
Wo. 11-aoeal nab 2arebo (semifdt)
-. 9.UO dbe1to5.
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Nnfunft -.
SO. 241-9on 5ouiton 1920 BORN
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100 uoLUt
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20. 15-Qofnl bonn Nor6en. $40 nndm
go. 9-@on &anfas gitb, ct. 2onis un6
ebtcngo ............8 $50 nbellos
mfa6rt =
go. 16-Nah Morben bia Muftin rno
6mitbbiIIe 800 BORN
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rn6 gbicago ......9.00 BORN
$50. 8--Na6 Sort 8ortb un6 DaIlas
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Nbfa6rt
$50. 8-gea6 bem gaorben. 7.30 BORN
&c. 6-g2ah bem Woroeu. 800 abenbs
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@eftDrter Saitiinu.

Stuoent Gtarf beaedt, nadoem er
ihon cine balbe Stlnbe INN oas rlln-
oe Denfmalsgitter anf benz Weartte,
NIT Ser Sano taiteno, berllngelau-
fen): .Gonnermetter, nimmt oenn
ser @orten qar fein @noe2"
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W. ~. W S.eN. l9uHpIsSIHte.
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go. 10-gI Rafo IL @eiten. 9. 80 nadm
No Soon 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 bonn
Nbfa1rr-
SO. 9-Nad ct Yaio unb Beiten. :.
o.0U norm
SO. 10-9a6 B. Often. 1000 abenbs
glo. 8-gaah Dem Often. ..11:15 BORN
No. 7-Na6 81 Raio< iiab Beften. !.
$3.50 aben6s
gieturta Stptiion, g. $. & 6. ".
Nnfln1f:
@o 3o1- -guero, gietoria. .s.15 abenSs
................7.45 morg
$50. 3o3s3f3-guero, gictoria. -.
E45 abenos
abfahrt-
So 3O2-gnero, gietoria. .7:3O BORN
SO. 304<314- 4-gnero, @ietoria. -. !.
G.s............ 1880 abenos
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-04-06
MANY COLLEGE WOMEN WED
Nearly Fifty Per Cert. Of Those Of
Mount hoiyoks Happily
Married.

South Hadley. Mass.--Neariy 50 per
cent. Of the 1000 women graduated
from Mount Holyoke college are hap
pily married. according to statistics
complied by DR.. Amy Hewes. profes
sor Of economies. No divorces have
been reported In fifty years. Accord
ing to her statistics, the average age
for graduation has fallen from 23 years
and months to 81 years 8 months
Most Of the graduates wait three OF
four years after commencement be-
fore marriage.
= The college graduate mother. &C
cording to statistics with reference to
a certain group, has two children and
more boys are born to college women
than girls.