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The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

The forward moving city of Barnes
vile is located on the main line of the
Great Northern Railway, in the south
ern part of Clay County, and about
on line dividing the county equally
up and down. Barnesville is approxi-
mately twenty-five miles southeast of
Moorhead, and close to three hundred
miles northwest of Minneapolis. The
farming territory about Barnesville is
typical Clay County soil, which means
a great deal to the seeker of ideal
farming conditions. Observation has
shown and demonstrated conclusively
time and time again, that an energetic
man, who uses his brains and muscle,
is sure to succeed in any part of
Clay County and most especially so
in that locality of which the city of
Barnesville is the center. There is
still considerable idle land around
here. Instances are frequent where
the farming of the homestead has re-
suited in buying twice the amount of
original land, the acquiring of deal
of personal property, and all the COM
forts and essentials of we'll ordered
existence. Barnesville proper is a
city of healthful advantages and with
citizenship of industrious, active and
we'll contented people, There are
from fifteen to eighteen hundred peo-
pie here in Barnesville, and they en-
brace practically all branches of re-
1igion, with perhaps the Catholic pre-
Several schools, hotels, newspapers,
toward the civic status of GAINESVILLE.
A II ;or1,4 ~,
vides ample power for illumination
and cooking, and modern sewerage
system is the envy of towns Of larger
population than is to be found in this
city. The fact that Barnesville is a
division point on the Great Northern
Railway makes it city of much rail-
roading and liveliness the year round.
A wealth of good paying trade pours
into Barnesville from the surrounding
farming country, where dairying is
a big paying industry with the raising
of feed costing very little. A dairy
community is at all times solid one,
and this is the beau ideal of such a
section. Straight farming of grain
crops goes on, and the exports of
grain, flour, feed, eggs, butter, cream,
and live stock are steady and unvary-
ing year after year. The growth of
Barnesville numerically is bound to
continue as long as one tithe of the
opportunities now extant continue to
exist, and it would appear with the
bound1ess field for good, hard endeav-
or so richly repaid, that this will reach
large proportions in the very imme-
diate future A farmer will move in,
probably purchase an eighty close by
Barnesville, build home, bring in his
family, and then proceed to grow
rich off the products of the soil and
it's assisting hand. In few years he
will own say nine hundred acres, have
a fine lot of buildings, and his children
will meantime be attending Barnes
ville's excellent schools. A substan-
tial and enduring community is always
the result
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
BOLTZ & MEYER.

Not combination of iron and
mud, as one might think from the firm
name, oh no, indeed not. Lumber
and building material is what this
concern retails and what it has been
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
T. GUINNESS COMPANY.
INC.

1t has been twenty years since this
firm went into business, and these
twenty years have been full of pros
perity and that fullness of measure
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ia hftg hsfmt mNsft# etNtNaut Wk FL na ee hHAtn Aaau&AH
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dueu GoBah BON ftueni b& rt aNgmtfg tdnbtt tm 2Hat mob ntdi
enuanl tfvtm fennta, n bt hWiite attaertf bic netlnfeffa sahtm
arabtn ml tnm mpfbri6m iNet betfedt
re @eimannatme bn $4,000 TraiHen nett 800 0Hrum tf
oiefcr Gti0ti III oifnt0r, tutSm he midh aateled mfh alaH uluafH
pm mu Ar shlatt cnfu Sta tgnmaqoaatdn. ht. mern ale 0Hn3el
heten hes grpbH QnGrtfS betauHi muroeus nu5peiet afhnhhifi MI
eingm gpr9bnS. Siege hoben hafHe
goaa foumL SOS Bic .braprae gairtrn hr 6rmBotat Die 9rtn
BET 0iue idmw aetlaQeu tH0,
Der 9orhOb Der anirten TT fat aHf Der eo9u gtnie NIT auSnahme
zines fleinm Aednttss ba ahdms sum Stebm aeoHmen oeer NIT idpe
rem 8rrlitn 5urmdeeihogn
Go melt @ mf 0e aliuien antomnt, mnA es an Der @gtiront In
as Shnom nieoer uibig merbm bis Die gwtiteH ihreriets bic Of
FenFbe 6agunaL pete nihi 70 iehfen auuf5 absane5rt ueroen miro
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Stdotspcrbono 2lcbrdsFa
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nub ViitwOd, ben D. unh D. Cflobtt
1915, hi rmuhal
p%teAfemmt
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w auauatn. tratf Han Bic III thT HtAhna ~ Bee @truhe
lnhtNhf $ifohentahM
attnsa iits NaBtet HI uttfa ht reeuatn nsft 4aHH TN GnfHh8n
Nme3 NNkn hrpif upa EniiAsn NAmeefffn.
Htsmhe y lhti wfehe nalIhe 8aahftf tH AWtftm Gaae Hi Bfh
tthH uHb MfianBapefuaaW Der nmaua 3anAsf hHe %taHaettuneb
fonit Sprmmmem tetamif H%mHinIsiAg aiahk
MifhnuA, ben q. clpbt lni5t
tarmitlaae . llhfs NtdFtna Der WfFhdHsneiaHmltna IN BET afphm
enar b& Goiltm QAt8. aaa @nMh hr NgfianpuIana pbe
ieampettf MuinabHe Der Teleanttn nur BEN Utnnla anm Ngut
idRu nas. Dofanf W~hitaabpouie
WabmiHaas 2 ilr, Sdiut Der Observation-Disclosures
abtnAs > lmrt 8~gtdheuua Der eeiuideu observation-disclosures
ON Sefuica square no 6ripats tr bic 2cIeaatsn nsbt iAren
GaHcn raetplri itn,
Rah Der Rarahsi @emuibIdes @efiammmtn mb Sdlub Der aonnentieu
I'M Sem 6es Omaha 91uttncretns on Der ede Der II. uno eB Strs
nnr emen @od pem Sehrfou Sqnnre.
liuierhaInua AZ ghrm het Tamsn.
glihuud, ben G. Ctiubtr, Radmitags 2 itbr, aibt Der Tonen.Nusfdub
gu Gbrm Der olsndrtaen Gaiai I'M 9ulifheu Sops cine grobC
l%niwbalhme, betebenb Gus etnen a0rtentrinshen, NreisfegeIn umb
adtbhll6ien. Gri bibihe 9rcie fh tar ieoes spiel ansgdett
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lit B[utgeIb IN beg Bortes berpegen.
tier Be0eutaug. or lit benefit NIT
ben Gbranen Der ungIldliden
5rmten ur0 Rin6er, DeIhe ourh bic
amerifnnii9e profitgier ibrer Gr-
Hahrer beraubt nCroen iin0. limo
oieie Ebr1nm iolten fi1 fpie glitben.
oes 9lei bineinbrennen In bic Gee.
len 6erer, Die NIT bieiem i6mutigen
@e6dft lire &dn0e beiuodn. 8er
bon thnen nift ftnt 0es 8eraens
eiHen Stein IN Der 8ruit tr1gt, Der
fDiro i6pn In 0ieier WeLt ielne Strafe
empfangen. Die 3raiten, me[he
ourh bic nneritanifden Mlor6Derf.
5euge 81 Bithpeu, urlb Die ainoer,
melAe 81 8aiien ge1nndt lDoroen
iinb, uer0en it9 81 einem fur6t.
barren Bible bereinigen, 6ag fem ite.
ter Begleiter Bet Gag nn6 BEL g2adt
fem niro an0 has nod, mem Iein
lestes StunoLein oa it, feline GeeIe
ernden miro. es mag bic gtuuoe
fommIerL mo er UNI 0ng 2eben leines
eigenea 9inoeg bnneen mub. unb
oann Deroeu in enoloiem 8uee bic
ungludli9e @eidopfe, bic ieine De.
Der bittereu Qotb nberant.
iDortet bat Dor ieinem geiitigen auge
eri1einm. unreAt Gut geoeibet
60.
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@erfid.aa ltenbrOf.

Serr 9altl @ertid) bon Column.
bus, gleb,, fam nit ietner eeIiebten
8ralit emma aerfteubrod mad 0na.
ia, nm bic SebeustpiiroieteIten Der
@roBItaot in Augenid]ein 81 nebmen,
irnb beioe entihloiien fid fursertnn6
bier iogleidl bic 6eiieIn iouobI oils
Die areibeiten oes gheltan0es nuf lth
81 nebnleit, tll0 IieBen iid bermdb.
len. Ser galtor 8. Gitertaa boil
5oq bic Erauung in ieirer 8obnung,
StS 81. is. Ctr, am 9ienitog INN 6
llhr. Ser Giertid) un0 Gennabliu
reiiten eeitern slr @eltausfteIung
mad San 8rnneisco.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-30

BEIRUT eud BEL Ginfdufen oui
bic u9ribune".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-30

Cine Gepei6e aus Stem gorf
bringt intereiIante 3ablen iiber bic
@ertbgunnbme Der 2lttien Der groBen
inouitrieaen Embellishments. pelde
@affen I'M Nunition fir bic Sem
be 4eutihlan0s fobri5iren. BET Der
gLqi8 & Chalmers &C., Oern grobe
MnEagen fth IN Oer 6elttI1elten Sta0t
beg 2nn0eg beiinben, ion oIeie8ertb.
5laadbme felt benz 4usbruh 0es arte-
Geg $20,000,00 betragens oann
Diro bic gteel Corporation NIT Dem
umeebeuren 3umahs bon $242, 600.
600 angefitbrt, General electric nit
$2f 10000 @merican Steel nit
$7f,O00000 Nmerienn locomotive
nit $17.O00,O00. @rleible SteeI nit
$25 100000, Stioebafer NIT $25,s
100000, @etern electric nit Sf9,
100000 we GadafDaHna 5teel nit
$f5O00O0O. Snsgeiamrlt loa Der.
Marttfpert5 Der betreffenoea aftien
left Dem erlten SnHunr Inn 1892,
000,000 geniegeR Iein. 9ae oieIeI
eroBea Embellishments baben iid
frii9er nie NIT Der 9eriteGung bon
ariegsmoteriol abgegeben. Inter
ibren 2eiterH mogeH fi6 Mamer be-
ftnoeh Die Dor Dem Striege Hldt ben
unteriAieo 5lpii6eH elmer @rnaate
ulD einemGdrappnen al iagen pub
ten. Set Dem ausbruh oes arieges
ober bnben bic meilten oieier Ga
blilienents ibren gon5en @etrieb I'M.
getaltet. Helle Maifinen eingeIteat
nno lire 4Hlogeu altsgeoebnt lin
ben grobea @rnbiA mitmnden az
tonneit.
Mun frs 1892, 900, 900 fiderlihI
fem @nppaitia. Gle Millionaire
mel6e fi1 III 0iefpn MieiengeDim
t6eIIen, iperDen itd cbne 8peifel ing
du der laden ulD Soften 0aB 0ies
ssEie0, Gel 0eln 10 ptel @el0 su'
leroienga II. nod re@f Inilge Dabren
m1aq. alber miro ihr @Itd Elm
lpllern6es iein9 HiE boiieH e.
Aidlt isn0 eIouben es nlln nidt
Iuf Dem @el5e. 0ag olif biefe @eiie|
era9Drben nirb faln TEN @egen
fiuen. %eaQr Collar, Der III bieiQm
aaxpiiAsae a&6t seveHneK wiFe
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ea@ bstf aslatliat
re hAuat WHk aaahlaht MalAat
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at zee h aigA Few All hfN HliGa
8 #lftfs aHlflhet Nv ana taiatf
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Htb 8ah tfle ggltafHbfH efiteis
.if1 Hm Hlat dllfiH lhf guitauw All
H4i iaHb 8H hefamfHiiFffn. Ian.
fa Mih elM Coma l%tlvnherA aiin.
fii# #36atlalftlt Nt Huiaae lbtgt
w%titafHille dia mnabsn
Nalit butt @ maal ale %irliiifbenh
dnaeHaBtnisu mgfhfn bah Ntutih.
ianh miiliafli@ potllliA unb mitih.
idaiilldi Iiariet CHS Dem Nrieie
fe~feagaebeu mif0. ate ifaen0 elmer
.iftHtr HeiHbs. Eie Ei6rle Eeuilh.
lambs bAlett Sariu bah "a otl Ietnr
cileieU 0ili amruen nnatuieign IL
mb mit blsiau lein aiisfommeu itn.
bgl. Gas @alb oes Non0es bleibi
babeim mth lideri cine sldujmae
GnipideIma oes 8irtbldaitslesrns
nod Dem Ngiegc.
Inter eieim 9cnbtspmiicR fam
bie brittle 0entide slriegsaRl1ibe ais
Die oeitfbar ii@erite aulage be5eth.
net meroen. Die iinansielle Starte
Eeltidlan6s MIRO 0urb oas Itetige
Sieiaen 0es Auries Der beI0ei erten
oGlfideH arieasanleiben beDieien.
Die erlte oentiGe 8~rielsaHleibe mir.
De 81 $3.50 begeben un0 itebt berte
auf uber 100; ole 5lueiie oentide
arie9sanleibe puroe "a 80 begeDeu
lno Iteht hellt9 eoeiials nabe5u al
100. Die brittle 5-pro5entise oeut.
idle arieqsaHlei6e touu beltte nod
gum auri. pol S2l,00 pro 100 9h.
gefnuft merbeu, mas bel Der Nieoer-
erreidimg oas normalen Wiarf.anr-
les einer aHIage 81 einem 3iHsfJBe
non nabe3u 6 Gro3eut gieid,fommt
Dan fam bel pouer Siherbeit wObI
BEL feiner 4rIgibe etnen 10 bobea
3insiub errei6eu.
Gie miAtiaiteu 8eoingungen Der
ritten oeutiden ariegsanlclbe itno
aus Der beutigen 4n8elge, be an an-
oarer Steae uuieres 8lattes er.
Ideint, eriihtIid. gs lei berHertt.
0oB Der Marft4turs i'm 5teigen be-
griften lit, iooaB Der eegenauartIge
anidaffungspreig BON $21.00 pro
100 uearf aomtnale nabriheinlltl
aidt Ionge III Setting 6lelben MIRA
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Sin gutter Bath
g2etn lnrf q. cent. 1915.

Stem 0orf, q. Sept. 1915.
Gas 8eutihe heidi Bat ioebeH 5u
3eidnnngen ilr bic brittle ariegs.
onleibe eIngelaAen. SIN @eIteA Die
I'M 6iten fam Der Gein0 ben oeut-
ifen 8eeren nidt itnnobnltan, aber
5u ieiner noaitan0igen Rieoerlage
lin0 @eI6mittel notbig. Die @ele-
genbeit lit g~efommen, IN tbnttrdfti-
ger leiie Dem oeuti1en BOLte &ife
III leiIten.
3ieIe ap[eibe lit cine CUTE unb
fihcre aapttalanIage. 9os Reid be.
8oblt 5 Bro3ent 8inieiI uno oa man
bier 100 Dlarf fir $2t.W toufen
fam, befommt Sober, Der iid an Der
anleibe betbeiIigt, beinabe 6 9ros.
9tnIen. ga Der sfurg Ihon bober
1T unb INNER nod b0ber iteigen
miro, bat Der unterseidnete 1000.
600 Mart gum aurs Don $21.00 fir
100 Wldrf Sci Der transatlantic
gruit 60. gefGert.
&c lit fein 8meifeI mebr, OnB
8eltidlano iiegreid aus 6ieiem
Meitfrieg 5erborgeben miro. Die
anLeibe 1T aIio abiolut fiber. @er
bacon fault, erbaIt cine idone Ren.
t., Die bober iii ais bel irgeno elmer
anoeren Iiheren aHIage.
@era6e no bier 10 bel getban
iDiro, Inn Dem oeutihen 8olfe 81
Ida6erL ioaten nidt MIR aGe Geut.
lden, lonoern and 6ieienigen, tDelfe
Eeutidlanb pobIpolen, ibr @elo in
oiefer 4nleibe mlegen. Sir beIfen
oa6nrh nniern gri0ern, Die 70 ihper
re Dpfer briagens uno MAIDEN fell.
Der EN- gutes Geihdft. auberbem
enfsieben mir 0aourd, oab mir babel
mitbelfen ben aaiirten 6as @elo,
0as Iie bier bergen modten, uu0
mer bic 0eutihe anleibe fault, Der
braudt feline anglt 81 baden, oob
er fern Bel0 IN elmer Bdnt Derltert,
Sic ben arnn5oieu. GH8tdn0ern ODER
9niieu galo geqeben bat, womit iie
uniere 8rii0er morben molten, uHo
bas Tie bod Hiemals 5uriid8ablen
f0nren.
untarBeidaeter lit bereit, bic Ger.
miiteIung f~oltenfrei, D. 3 obne aom.
milton BIZ Hbaruebmeu mo bic @e.
Ioraana Der GdeiHe ons5ufibren.
Ser 3eidnen Dia, Ton mir eiHeu
Gbed o6er aRcneD Groer: to tbe
Grber 81 t9e Transatlantic Grit
Gempang, iGiden unb piro bic Be-
ftdtiglma BON oieier brett erbalten.
Die Meths : Observation-Disclosures
fDer0en Gel Der beutihen Aonf IN
Berlin folteHfrei 1ufbeUabrt, BIZ fe
bierber gefdidt pexoen tonneiL nno
insUiideH befeuult Der ahlfer Il.
neu e6ein onB bic Nnpiere bort
assf ieinea Rasssn biHtsrtest fob.
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ER aHANta feilH Wfwa
Qam y NFiI ihrmNi ave SltRa.
itf Ritfhfnnfffi eol fifall6 lbrfn
ggltlsb mltbtr aalamammgn niall
inter mpaHilAst Qtiiilua mic lti.
tgr ttfiairl lcuhefn naigt bff Ill.
lgH NtilnHB BON &strN dmihl mah
nj va WghllltH d ME 9%ieftfonttei
FIJI lmiiahNt 1900 Aefn 9ller AZ
ttapsn xnt WrabnN ii milbtf ate
ait iafcuii i'm 4teanlte unh beiou.
Gers hem diHgiii 3ien weidmad mebf
auarrobi
Tic Ntlaafrinu 1Iinataus COB hen
Aapauetn cine aiiie 9eleaenbeii, ibre
8licre oii hem Mlaffi BON Rcrh.
China bodwbrmefn. plnn mib Die
Mumobme oes Wgsriebes Der 9iiila.
t0uer @raufrei bic 9apnner brran,
IniIen ole lbre araii oui3ubirien.
oie a1nhfrreuS 81 eriroaen
8ur %auneneinen lleberrnit1mg
iaai Dos @loit meter. mub man Jet
ietitsnen Oob Oas oeitife Bier. Dos
bis 3u Dem aricae IN 3iulQiau ae.
brant muroe, iett nod iiebeu Mlo.
lioten nod porrdtbia IT, beionSers in
&tenfiin. Iboti0dljh itn6 Qr0bere
Eager 0eiltiden @ieres uorban0en ae.
neieh ols ieIde iapouiiden gieres.
Der 8ped Der Deutiden mar, ibr
Bier nidt in @e~reeiienbeit aerotben
81 laiien big Die 9rollerei pieoer
ibren 8efrieb aufuebmer maroe.
Solhe 8orausiidt im0@rin0lidfeit,
ben SRartt iid 81 erboItcr, ruff
uirfllh genunOerumg berbor. Gs
ideint iest iiher, cab Elm idarfer
aonturren5tampf IN n16iter 8eit
einieseu niro. 9aS oeutide gier
lat biele 2iebbaber, Die es il6eroa
anpreiieu. Sn gsor0. China lift in.
folge tlimotii6er uno atmoipb1ri.
iher @riinoa aud ein groBerer Bier.
foniuH ais in SilS.@bino. gs
iheint, onB iia oie Sapaner Dem
8rouereiaeperbe nit belonoerer
Sorgfalt niomen molten.
97ar,,f+ Cs,,h 10; GinFS,,Fo,, n,,s
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Gdleihn.gromber

(GingeionOt ton Baitor 9Itertag.)
am gGbenO bes %. Sept. fano in
her Mobnumg bon Serrn @eorg
gherdp in Dit Cunba bic sod.
5eit ietnes dlteiten sobues 4nareas
geore nit aGnes @rombera itatt
aerr Eaitor 9. Gtertog poaBog Die
Erauuag. Die Sod8eit bate bic
6orm zines iGonen 6amilieufeftes
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unb ole anpeienhen WdIte erireuten
iid ai,f angeaebme Meiie NIT elm.
amber. Serr u. Geo. Sheridp ut6
1rou mer0eu in ibrem idouen 9eim,
1850 q. 40. Str, Nobmang be.
sieben.
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sOascits.0Ipdeu.
@eu. snIueittr @itred p%erLeirathe

WeO. SgI0eiter TIeref berbelrafbet.
glcip gort, 30. Sept. Geo.
SpIOeIter giered, Der befanntc
Sdrifhteaer unO Serousgeber oes
BotberIauo", bat lih bellte bier
nit Sri, Margaret eoitb Sein Tod.
ter bon 9errn ul6 6rm Mar u.
Sem, perbeiratbet. Die Sodseit fano
i'm BId5a Sotel Itatt. Die e8ri.
biine@ grotuliertl
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Omaha JluG6-O ereia.

6eufe, Gonnerftog, 30. 6eptbr.
Aeefios s llar iinDet cine Spe5ial.
A~erIalnmluns fat, 81 meIdar alle
WfitgIie0er prompt erfdeinen ioGten.
auf Der Ga8espronulg iteben oiQ
feierli1e ginfubrung Der BeainfegL
iouie anoere lehr mihtige Ggidaife.
Ger neierwGbIte prdf0ent 81. 6.
gtrebIoU pif6 fir bic n0tbigen Gr.
friidungen 5orge tragen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-30
ELECTROMAGNETIC fir Oen Hriea!

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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
SOCIAL and dPERSONAI,
S. S. Class ENTERTAINED
members Held Business Meeting and
Poverty Social at the Home of
Mrs. George Reed

Members of the Sunday school class
of Fifth Street NJ. Z. church. taught
by Mrs. j. H. Finton, held a business
meeting last evening at the home of
Airs. George Reed. 1929 North Sixth
street. Following the business meet.
ing a poverty social was enioved with
the guests attired in old costumes and
eating their ice cream and cake from
tin cans and with wooden and tin
spoons. Those present We're:
Mrs. William Chandler, Mrs. Fannie
Coover, Mrs. Annie Tomlinson, Mrs.
George Hippensteel, Mrs. r. f. Ster-
ringer, Mrs. Grant Jamison, Mrs. Frank
6emperling, Mrs. David Hodge. Mrs.
William 1oeum, Mrs. George Tipperv,
Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Eugene
Mc-Nally, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holbert,
Miss Mary Bowers, Miss Edna Smith.
Miss Kate Moses, Miss Kate Brown,
Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Peter William
son, Mrs. William Fenstemacher. Mrs.
Charles Rhine, Mrs. James Peuneu.
Mrs. Maggie Croft, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Finton, Mrs. Bert Lightner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reed, Mrs. Bixler. Mrs. Harry
Seltenberger, Mrs. John Page. Miss
katherine Smith, Miss Marie Finton.
Miss Katherine Jamison and Miss Har-
riet Wertz.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
NOSUCH Thing AS SEX WAR
Dean of Columbia Law School Talks to
Women Lawyers in Answer to
Clergyman's Assertion
81 Assoc lated Press.

New York, March 10.-George W
hlrchwey, dean of the Columbia Law
school, told the Women Lawyers As.
soclation here last night that ..there
is no such thing as sex war. -
His statement was made in debate
In reply to the assertion by the Rev,
Percy ). Grant that male and female
class consciousness existed and that es.
sentially the two sexes are at war. Mr..
Grant advocated the extension of suf.
fiage TO women aud the placing of
wcmen Judges on the bench of the in.
ferior criminal courts.
SO far as differences exist between
men and women, replied Dean Kirch.
wey. they are explained through diff
terenees of individual Temperament. |
do not believe that the male Judge is
wilfully unfair to the woman offender.
do not believe a woman Judge would
oe more disposed to be fair in her
Judgment, but | do know she would
have sympathetic knowledge, which
for physiological reasons the man
could never hope TO attain
- believe women have their right
ful plane upon the bench of the iuve-
nile courts, because my, knowledge of
child psychology compels the belief
that boy or girl will oontide his or her
secrets to the mother rather than to an
equally loving father.
II am in favor of any means short
of felony, sail Prof. Kirchwey.
'whieh will impress upon the dominant
sex the justice of the demands OF
women