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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
fAssociated Press servi.

IAssociaed FedefaI
LONDON England Jan. H. Germany today is delivering
smashing blows against the French forces at Soissons and
within the last 48 hours the Teuons have made such progress
that at their most advanced positions Soissons they
only two hours motor ride from Paris.
At this point Kaiser Wilhelm personally directing the
violent attack at the elbow Of the French line where it turns
northWard for Soissons
The Germans yesterday important victory. The
fighting developed unexpectedly in Importance and numbers OF
men engaged The results of the struggle now IN pro
oress NAV materially alter the battle-line
The struggle for Spur 1872 Of the important positions
remains undecided but the Germans have the upper hand
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
GOV. BLEASE RESIGNS ON
EVE OF HIS RETIREMENT

lAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
COLUMBIA, s. c. Jan. 14.-coIe
5lease, governor Of South Carolina,
whose spectacular career has brought
him into national notsriety. resigned
today. His term expires on January
10. He was recently defeated in the
election for United States senator.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
French Right at scissors Forced
Back. Left and Center Hold Fast

PARIS France, Jan. 1.-THE official French nulie.ln y
ous that the French are unable to advance the left
north o SCISSORS that they held in the center but were forced
n Give av on the right and retire from their positions on
the heights Of Vregny.
The big floods along the Aisne have washed away bridges
and disoreanized communications making it difficult for the
French generals to bring up reinforcements
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
Attention, Ad Club Members |!

and o'clock big promotion
should
Pahe
Hawaii
specified hereMonday January s
Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
MARC0Nl SAYS CODE
MESSAGES MAY GO NOW

tAsscciated Press by Federal wirelessI
NEW YORK, N. u, Jan. f4.-cugii-
elmo Marconi, the wireless inventor,
announces that the. government has
removed the restrictions on coded Ha-
Iwaiian messages.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
German Soldiers Make Brilliant
Charges Under Eyes Of War Lord

BERLIN Germany, Jan. l1.-0 0fical-"North OF Sois-
sons continuing previous successes our troops nave cleaeu
the enemy from the heights Of Vregny.
1n the pouring and over sodden and sticky Gay
fotnr thev stormed trench after trench and captured four
teen officers and 1880 under the Of the highest wal
lords Of the German empire They captured tour cannon Iou
machine guns and searchlght 4, rs
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
RIGHT OF APPEAL
IS RESTRICTED TO
FEDERAL CASES

WASHINGTON, o. c., Jan. 14.-The
Senate today passed the bill reform
ing court procedure, with a provision
that appeals to the supreme cour,
from rulings by Hawaii courts be re-
stricted to federal cases.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
Furious Fighting in Poland, Both
Sides Reported Making Some Gains

LONDON England Jan 14-After long inactivity, Rus
sas northern armies again attempting to penetrate East
Prussia
In Caucasus the Germans are engaging with the Turks
an important battle In aicia and Bukowna intense cola
has forced both sides into quiescence
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14
Germans Slash Deadly Way On Toward Paris
ONLY 2 HOURS MOTOR RIDE
FROM PARIS, KAISER DIRECTS
VIOLENT ATTACK At SOISSONS

GERMANS DELIVER SMASHING BLOWS AGAINST FRENCH,
WHO ARE FORCED TO RETIRE ON RlGHT-TIDE 0F
BATTLE SWAPS BACK AND FORTH IN POLAND, WHERE
BIG ENGAGEMENT Is IN PROGRESS
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-14

From San Franclseo:
Mongolia, Jan. IS.
For San Francisco:
Sierra. Jan. 16.
From Vancouver:
Makura, Jan. ~.
For Vancouver:
Indefinite.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

uss Paste Of Flour and Lys to Seal
Holes Mice Have Made.

HoIss Mice Have Made.
Press cooked cereals or mashed po-
tatoes into empty marmalade Jars
when cold they can be turned out and
sliced for frying.
Root vegetables which have wither.
ed can be revived by slicing off the
end and placing them In cold water
for a few hours.
For a bad sprain bandage the affect.
ed part. then pour hot water mixed
with two parts Of vinegar. as hot as
the patient can stand.
Flower Baskets-Baskets are being
used to hold flowers. A basket pref
/, lilly arranged makes a pleasant change
for the center OF the dining table.
When slipping geraniums. remembel
that the woody stalks cut back and
set In rich soil will make the best
blooming plants.
Mice will not reopen hole which
has been filled with any mixture con
tanning lye. Flour and I've make ,
good paste for the purpose.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

DallAs Tex. Dec. -s.-Respondins
to call issued by J. C. cullinan Of
Houston. about thirty prominent bust.
ness men Of Texas we're to meet here
today to form the Texas Economic
League. the object OF which will be to
bring to Texas and utilize In this state
capital which seeks employment.
Bankers who have discussed the mat
ter with Mr.. Cullinan have expressed
the opinion that such an organization
II properly conducted. would bring to
Texas for investment millions OF dol
lars. The tentative plan after forma'
ton OF the league Is understood to be
the employment Of paid experts who
are to seek out statistics and oppor'
tunities In Texas and have this infor'
nation ready for the use OF any In
weston who expresses interest In posi-
BILE Texas investments.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28
No Nebuchadnexxar.

NO NcooSV~uUukksfs
"D'y want all the road?" shouted
an irate motor driver. footing for all
he was worth In q narrow country
lane. "Pull aside and let me pass
by"
whoa. steady now" grlnned the
farmer from the top OF load OF hay.
Il dunno as I'm in any hurry"
You are looking for trouble. my
mani" spluttered the fellow in the car
as the motor throbbed and fumed i'm
patiently. Are you going to move or
not?'
Il don't know as be In any hurry
{ morning"
Seemed in hurry enough to let tina,
carriage pass just now" smiled the
angry one.
"Oh. ay. But that horse wuz eatin'
my hay. There amt no danger o you
eatln II. | reckon--you don't look hun
gry,"-Tit.Bi
You.
II you want to live in the kind OF a
town
Like the kind OF town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes In g
grip
And start on lon long hike.
You'll find what you left behind,
For there's nothing that's really new
It's a knock at yourself when yoI
knock your town.
II isn't the town-it's you.
Real towns are not made by men afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
When everyone works and nobody
shirks
You can raise a town from the dead
And while you make your persona
stake.
Your neighbor can make one. too;
Your town will be what you want 4
see.
Il isn't your town-its you.
Credit Lost.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

Oklahoma City. Ok. Dec. 2s-rhe
State Society Of Engineers was to NEE,
here today In ninth annual session
Among subjects to be discussed was
the new state highway law. and the
oil and gas industry of Oklahoma. Sew
eral prominent speakers were on the
program for addresses.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28
ASTHE
NEWS BREAKS


Fort Worth. Tex. Dec. 2s.-The ex-
ecutive board Of the ,Buy.lt.Made-in.
Texas Association expected at a meet
ing here today to select a secretary
for the organization and take up mat.
tiers concerning a statewide campaign
In furthering the advertising Of and
buying OF Texas.made products. The
meeting was a postponed session from
Dec. 2.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28
His Specially.

II think well OF your hotel. Mr..
Landlord" said the prospective visitor
to the squeehawkett Mountain House.
Now. as to your table. Have you any
special attractions to offer?"
we sure have" replied the land
lord. with enthusiasm. We're the only
hotel in the United States that fur
nishes an individual toothbrush and
a bottle Of molarIne with every slice
OF huckleberry pie."-New York
Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28
BURGLAR REFUSED
TO CLOSE DOOR

waxahachie. Tex. Dec. asa burg.
lar here last night refused to close the
door after leaving a house he had ran.
sacked. although asked to do so.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28
STRAY SONG AND STORY.
One Superfiuity.


They're strong for ancestral remind
ers. are the Biithers across the
way.
With their houseful OF heIriooms and
relics. passed down from byeone
day
Their warming pans, skillets and and
irons. so cherished and carefully
kept.
And the canopled. stately tour.poster'
where their foreiathers peacefully
slept.
Great-grandfathers clock by the stair
case ticks the minutes away as oil
yore.
And the chambers and halls are re.
splendent with highboys and set
ties galore.
They've their treasures OF linen and
pewter. all endowed with an
tiquity's charm:
But they had no room. somehow, FOL
grandpa-he's gone to the count,
farm.
Edward A. Barney. In Judge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

What was the longest sentence you
ever heard. old man." Il now pro-
nounce you man and wiie."-F1orida
| Times.union.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

Junlor-So you didn't propose to
her. after all' Weed-No. And I'm
not going to. when ! got to her house
found her chasing mouse with a
broom.-Puck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

LOST on Bryan and Benchley road.
emergency bag. containing obstetri'
cal forceps and other instruments
Phone Bryan Hospital
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

Austin. Tex. Dec. 2s.-The division
OF correspondence. extension depart.
ment OF the University Of Texas has
increased in registration from i.iso
In 1914 to i.i32 In 1915. according to
figures given out here by DR.. l.. W.
Payne Jr.. In charge OF this division.
Mr.. Payne says this Is proof OF the
education benefit from this depart
ment. which since Its establishment
In 1909 has had over $500 resistra-
tons. s4is per cent OF which COM
pleted the courses with high percent
ages.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-28

missioner Of Insurance and Banking
John s. Patterson IL working on plan
to place local fire insurance agents
in Texas on a contingent commission
basis instead OF the flat rate prevail
ing OF Is per cent. Mr.. Patterson has
Just returned from a trip throughout
the East. where he conferred with
leading insurance companies. who. he
says. apparently were In favor of the
plan. II contaminated Texas would
be the first state In the union to
adopt such a basis for compensating
fire insurance agents. The new plan
would save. insurance companies a
great deal OF expense. II Is expected.
as well as reducing the great fire
waste In the state.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

neber Elm rubrenbes
Betlpiel beut56er Ramerab19aft
miro aus Ginfteblerbpf in Der pful3
beri6tet. Ser 18jdbrtge Rriegsfrei.
lpil(i9e Snfanteri1t @rnft Semm bon
bort geriet ndbrenb elmer @9lacbt
in Maiuren nit bielen RameraDen
in .einen Sumpf, in benz er Bel 10
8rao adlte iteden blieb u11o crit
nod me6reren Stunben entbedt unb
befreit perben fpnnte. Ser iunge
Mann mubte in Elm Qo3arett gez
6ra4t iperben, erbolte 1i6 ober bolo
unb riidte bann ipieber an bic SIT,
front. Mm 6. Mprtl traf i'm ein
8ronatiplitter, Der ben re9ten I'M
ter14enfel bur6f6lug. SIM 2o5uz
rett in 3eblenborfzBerlin nobin ct
gebra9t nurbe, lag Elm Rumerob bes
5emm, Der na9 Grtldrung Der
4er5te nur baburb am 2eben gu
erbalten mar, bob Inn etno 81 2i>
ter 8lut zines geiunben Men19en au,
AeTugl1 lDurDen. 0en1W erllarte i10
bereit, benz &ameraben bas n0tige
glut gu uberlaf1en. Die uebertroz
gung pnrbe Dor mebreren Woden
Dorgenommen, u1lb 6emm befin0et
1i9 beute tpieber re9t ipobl, 10 Bat
auf polle @%enefung gu re9nen 1T,
Sem aameroDen bat leiber bi:
glutiibertragung nidt mebr helfer
@fDnnen; CT purbe mittlertpetle eur
groben Mrmee obberufen.
Sur Mufre6terbo1tu II q
Der 3u9t unter Der Sugeno fat BAG
8e5irtsamt in Mannbeim cine itrenge
8erorbnung er1aifen, in Der u. a, bos
S9reten unb 2drmen Der Ria0er, nas
9erumbalgen unD bas Merfen nit
@teinen, bas Mauden bur6 jugeno=
li9e perionen unter 16 Sabren u1b
Ser Mufentbalt Der &inber na4 8
1br .abenbs aufoen @troben UNI
pldBen unteriaat lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
- Merdantg 1runsfer & Storage
SO. Gelepbon 855. Wna.)
&ries ben eduner5cn.

gdmcr5 1T ein geillher in jebem
@etm llllo fon1mt eepDbnlib ea115lid
l%11erlpartet. Nber sic iinb fir iebe
borfpm1menbe Sdlle bprbereitct, per1l1
Sic cine fleil1c Sluide slpol1's 2ini<
ment bereit 6aben. Sizes lit ser bette
Sbmer5en : I0bter, Ser ie entDedt
puroe. ginfa6 auf ste Sallt getbol1,
- fein Geiben %notbpenbig - es berz
trcibt Bic S6mer5en. Gin punoerbaz
res Wittel.
Merbin $. gpifer, gerfeleb, Sal,
ldrei6t: u2etten Samstag, nadbem
t) alf Der Savanna : AusteIung nit
nollen SiiBen berllm9enolloert mar,
fum ih beim nit einem 10 lteifen Sc
MD, bob id mi6 nidt ipenbe1 fonnz
te: S6 ge6ralld6tc genii9enb slpon's
Eminent ur1b 9ing gil 8ett. gu meiz
ner llcberraidllng mar bos iteife @ez
fiibl ont ndditen Mpr9en fat gan5lid
berldirllnbenL unb bier gtur1ben, nud
etl1em 5meiten Gebralld, fiiblte ib il
gut pte 11el1gebpren."
Md5r 1915.
Sci alien apotbcfern, 25c. (9n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Mene %2tn5eisen.
1ooes:slu3et8e.

se- L.euE tFa4F6Etu. <4as ~ @
Srcrnoen nno 8efannten bier,nit
pie traltri9e Nudri9t, bab mcin qez
l1ebter @atte, llnler Iieber Safer.
sbip1e9erbater nnb @robbater.
MnoreaS S.. 9au r..
an 9pnnerstas, sen 16. 9eaember.
gprmittags Tim II l1br, nuad Ianqem
-ldiperen 2eiben int Mfer bpn.A7 rs xNnhs
ren, 1 Wpnat inns 20 gaqen fanft
entidlafen lit.
9os 2eibenbeeangniB finbet am
sSol1t1tag, ben 10. 9e5ember, Nadmit<
tags I'M 2 l1br, bonn 5r%nuerbaule 1eiz
ner Sobter, Srall 8. Hltge, SEQ. 14tO
ipeltl. Neaialt strabe, inter Sen
Nnlpicien Ser 8nnilb Brotberhpoo
9oge aus nad Dem Soirmount Nrieb=
bpfe itatt.
Inn titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbcz
trubten Sinterbliebenen:
Sral 9l1tna Sui, eeb. @elms, Wattin,
Wieolans 9all, 9nrunt, Sa.,
Mnbreas Sail, ST., @abenport, sa..
Sral1 Chris. @aion, geb. Sail,
Woline, ST.,
Setter 9a1l, s%llnburp, Sa.,
Spbn 9all, 911rnnt, Sd, !.
Srau @enni,s stabl, seb. San,
9apenpprt, SSa., {
Sran 8. Gngc, 9eb. Sail,
8abenport, Sa.,
neblt s9tpiegerfinoern, gnfcln nn6
geripanbten.
N.u .a.17,1S,19t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

@rob uno fred. Die
Sberbanso0rfer fouen serabe ni6t
an3ufeine 9eute lein; man er3dbit
BON ibren @itten unb @ebraL zen
redt bosbafte Dinge, II. a.. aud fol=
genoes: Sin Softer iiBt nit ieinen
orei S0bneH an Mittagstii@. Daz
bel entlpidelt ii9 folgenbes @eiprad:
Grfter 9obn: o8ater, Ies bGngt sud
q 3ulfa an Or Jranu.," - .3neiter
Sobn:: n9u grubes S9pein, ipie
fannft 9u 8aters RiiKel one 5raIIa
betbens" Ser 8oter fprinst auf,
pie brei 9Dbne tun basieIbe unb lou.
ten fort. - @oter: yMber !Sonsla.
mel Sobn, lparum ldtufit Du benn
fort, 9u bait ia nidts gelqit2 Dir
lperbe td nidts tun." - Der feline
2onsla: Sud aos 1T ni6t su
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Gpli5iit Gctcrien uun Sd)littcn a1r-
gcfnllrcm.

GoiiSiit @enrp G%ctcrlm erlitt &C
ltern cine boie @allogelellfperrenfllllN
oils CT al Scr @apcs StraBe Don Ct
llelll uGoalter" i%iberralnlt ml,r0e. 80.
li5iir Geterien hatte cine Tral1 al1ge.
mieiell, Den giirgeriteig Dor ibrelr
@alllc nit Sal1o pocr slldIe SIT be.
ltrcltcll, OILS ploblid) Elm Sdllitten i'm
ilber Den @allfcll ralllte. Yetcriel
ltilr5tc mlf ocl allabell ltno lll1
ldliruncrea ll1alild 5l ncrlmeiocn
licB cr iid fullen, nobel CT lidl Gcr-
relfllllgell Ser @allogelenfe 5ll5pg. 81
ar5tlld1e &llfe III Mniprud
l1ebn1en urlo miro mabriheinlih meb=
@ocben oienitllnfdbig Iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

Sreli1ben unb 8efannten hermit
Die tralrige Nadridt, boB meme liebe
Satin, n1lere quite 0utter, Ghipie%
gernnltter ullb @robmutter,
Sopbte Mtetlen
gcb. 8ergmann,
am Sreitag, Sen Il. @e5ember, Mbenbs
nm 6:3O, na6 lan9e1n, idltperen Qei<
Den I'M Sitter bon 76 Sabren, 10 500
naten l110 4 Saget ianft entidlaz
fen lit.
9ds 2eidenbegangniB pirb ipater
befannt gemadbt. tper6en.
Inn titles 8etleib bitten Sic tiefbes
triibten 9interbliebenen:
gilbert Mieflep, @ntte;
9beDbDrc MiefleD,
9lbDlpb Mieflep,
2pnis WiefleD,
Srau 8crtba bpn 9pcbren,
Sra1 Mmgmite ScaleD,.
Mgmes MieflcD,
&inDer,
neblt Sdnpicgerfit1beri1, gnfeltinbern
l1nD &eripanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
sln Gift %aeiturbcn.
Goro1cr'ss Snaaeit f0roert mcuia
9Seues SIT Gage.

0as Geroift oes geiterl1 Morgell
in Der SIfice oes Irieoel1sridters
Gbil. 9nllm a6gebaltenen Gnroners=
Sl1Ql1eites iiber sic So0es11riahe bon
Charles 6. 1rnlnnlpno lolltet, oQt
9rum11ol1o on Gergiftltng ~geltprbell
tit. 8as 8ift lei ibn BON ulrbefalr1=
ten Herl o11en gegebell moroen. S3abl=
reide 3euge1 maren borgelaoen MOOR
Sen. elber troboem foroerte Der ST.
quelt nid)ts 9leues SIT Gage.
@ll5 Der @ernebm1l1rg ser S3el1gell
aebt berpor, BOB 1rlmnn1ol1o oln 80.
9eopenlber 11ah Iaoenport fam 1uro
in eil1em bieligen @otel obitieg. Sim
3. Ie5enlber, Morgens 11n1 fii1lf l1br,
lol 9rltm1rlo1lO na1 y3od Sslan0 ge=
fahren ieil1. @egen elf l1br febrte er
nadl bier 5uriicf nlro trat Sic Miid=
reile nad Giron alt. s[ltf Dem 3l1ge
mabreno Ser @ubnfobrt erfronfte er,
ltno OILS Ser 3rq int 3iro1t eilltraf,
mar Irlrnlnoro bereits beml1btlos.
SSNl holbbetdllbtem 3uital1oe itieB er
perldieoene Mole Sic @prte berpor:
ggr bot mir @ift gegeben." 3arn
ltarb en- obl1e m1gege6en 5u baber1,
mer ibm @ift aeaebell bat. gpqter
ltellten Sic 9eboroen cine rigorole
lll1terll1d)ltng on. Mu6 mtroe eine
Nlltppiie Dorge1lpm111en. Sod perlief
Die llllterllld)l1ng rel l1ltatlps.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Sat st. Maoiion nicmals scicben.

9eodj eil1em bon @or0en S. 6.
So11oers bonn Staats=3lldtbal1s 81
st. Waoilpn bier eingeloufene11
sd)relben lit Gus. giien6erg 81 fei=
ner 3eit in Der Strafa1italt gemelen.
Gilel1berg mar Dor mebreren 5a=
gen 1lad} ser Eoli5eimode gefommell
1tno botte erflart, er minl6e nad
DEM 3l1d]t6alls 5lrriid5llfebren. gr lei
megen 0foroes 5u le6enslanglidem
3l1d)tbans perurt6eilt mproen, babe
% Sabre ab9eieilen, lei Dor mebre-
rem Wonaten bon @ol1perr1el1r Glarfe
be9looigt moroen 11nO apiinlhe MN
nod Der s%trafanltnlt 5uriid5ufebren
gllenberg batte Sdlangell geieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
@enernI=0 DISCRIMINATING
9lt bic Mit9lieber Der @er,nan Ms,tt,al
Sire S1ti. 9lY'n Of seutt
GDritti), c$DtUa.

Sic Notwithstanding pbiger
@elel16aft our g%ripablung BON iieben
9ireftoren nnb 8tpei Sayatoren, loipie
lpnltige @eiddfte nls ba porfomme,l
mDgen, miro am 8. Sannar 1916,
nm II ltbr 8ormittags, i'm Geott
gpuntb Court @ollie, (Dltlides &C.
ri9ts5immer), abgebnlten.
Gbas. 9anitian, 9. s. MeKcr,
Eralioent. Getretar,-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

Counting, Oen 10 9eScmber.
@cttcrbcridlt.

go bin9tun, 10. Ge5.
Sir %Sllinois: GprberridJel1o better
Sonntog lrlo Molltaa, ctlpas fiji
ter Son11tau.
Sir Soma: Gorbcrr'dello better uno
falt Sanltag nno Mplltag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
@%cibnadtsfcicr
Ser 5reien 1el1tlde,1 sdlrlgemei1Oe

Yer Sre1elt Selttld)el1 Sdltlgell1ell1Oe
SIM fleinel1 5oole ser 6reien 3eut
ld)e1 Sdlllgemeil1oe finoet am 9iens
tag, Sen %. 3e5erber, oas @eib.
na6tsfelt Der Sreien Ieutld)cn 5dJ1l,
aen1einoc itott, apofiir oas folgenot
Eroaranm altfgeitelt moroen lit:
i. Malie1lieo Mit bulroerttmt.
leno Stimnen.
Me5itationen: lt11ter Sent Sanne1.
baum, Glerore gdIlu1lp.
@ir ariiben: Mlorie Sebel1s, 81
l1er Nabl, SteIla @leolell, ssl1-
liza 9onalb, 6lnrence 9onolo,
@li5abetb Monto1ls, Giro Sci
ger, glia Sero, 9sorrna @in=
rids, gtorma @ltB.
@iafommel1: @npil 9efr, @arolo
Sebens, Midmro Noblman,
&llrt Semlins, &urI Serb, 6reo
Sinridls, Oscar @eiger, Sreb
@lebieu, @erbert 9ilberltei1t.
2. alaiienlieb, Dos Saioeroslein.
3. Gpnplet, Senrp &rltle, @alter
Sdroeber, @alter 9ran0t,
bernhard 2embllis.
He5itatio1, Ser Iiebe @eibnadts=
mann - Cora uno Goralo &ie=
d)c.
4. oie0, 2ie oeutide SABINE - 9oro-
TIP Gid, @erbert Silheriteir, SIRE
tie G11glonot.
@eoidt, Sir De1tidIa1o, grma
G11alanot.
Melrbetiider Son5: Selma Sssebens,
Selma Sebens, Srma @oettig,
8. @anien.
Die %berlore11e Strife, G6a Moor-
mon, Selma Sebens, @errp &ru-
6. aloiieulieo, 3eutldla1o ilber Ml-
les.
Z. 0~1e5itatio11: Das GeIepbon, Mlma
@rnnot.
1as @eibnadtsmG1lnleil1, Olga
Sl1b.
Die Gllppen : @eielidaft: 2ilian
Sdmiot, Sltlia 9onalo, Glla
Sero, g%li5abeth Montmml1s,
Serbert Silberitein.
s. Meil1 @eimatbIa1ro: Margl1erite
6%allberger, Cora Mbrens, MIrno
Brandt, Goa Moormolt, @ilbel=
mine 5dmiot, gbriitine Meoor-
man.
Sdmetterlings=Ians Sesl1lia
9onalo, @li5abetb MontQmlts,
5lorence 9onaIo.
3igeunerdor ~ @alter 5hroe=
Ser, 6op 8ebr1 @enrp 9ebr, Rein-
bar0 8odu11, @erbert 5ilber1tein,
@illiam Noblma11, Coma @iners1
glenora Sdllt1np, Slllia 0onolo,
gr1u gnglanot, Olga 511b, olga
S6eel, DorotbD 9iif.
10. Ser &uffeeflat1h - Ml1na
8ran6t, Mariel Geterle len, Coma
5dmiot, Cora 9fbrens, gbriitine
Moormar.
~. Yer NerD1tdcbtslnan1 1lnD letrle
Spieliaden Sl1lia 9onnl0,
SenrD 4ruie, Srma 8oettig,
Sil0a @illers, 9orotbD Slid,
6erbert 5hmiot, @illiam 4obl=
ma111 6erbert 5iIberltein, @al=
ter 9ebr, @ilfre0 Bebr, a1lrt
Genius, Sarolb Sebens, @alter
S6roeber, 6erbert Sebens ,Bern-
buro 2ennis, Napm111O @eiger,
@op gebr, 6enrD 8ebr, &ein=
barO Go6an, @alter Sebens.
gli5obefb Montaml,s, Ilo=
renee 3o11alo, glenpr 8obl, 81
ia SerG, Garcia Gie6e, Cora
&ied)e, Cora 5dmiot, Dorotbp
2em6ed, Morp Minfelman, 500
bel 9anllel1, grna @nglonot,
Coma alinot, gfra 8eiger, Ml1tb
8ebring, Gillian 5dmiot.
IL. 2ie6 80 Sttlle 9eadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
- Or. Safer, 3o5nar3t, @bitafer
Buil6inq. Mna.o

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

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teits It. So9ter: @ieb' nal m,
Der tleine, 19Idterne 2eutnant 8er1es
mtg bat ia bas @tferne Rreua er1 tier
lno 5tpeiter aloi1e, ippiel Mut unb
8anTer5eit fie6t nun Dem ia gar nid)t
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-10
What is College For7

The American college student Is
overtaught and overlectured, If we are
to believe DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler.
It is the doctors idea that the under
graduate should dig knowledge out OF
books for himself and look to the pro-
lessor for help only in selecting and
storing 1t away.
An ideal arrangement, no doubt. But
even DR.. Butler seems to have slipped
into the common error of confusing
university" and college" A univer'
sity, as we understand it, is a place
where trained students with settled
intellectual aims, pursue their studies
under the guidance of professional ex-
perts. A college, on the other hand,
Is a place where FESTIVE youth can
have as much polite information as
possible placed at its disposal before
II has to find a job.
The mere fact that colleges are
often parts of universities makes no
difference. The two are not the same.
The college undergraduate expects to
learn by listening. II he acquires a
habit of reading, so much the better
But in the great majority of cases he
never becomes university student
at all. In college he can hear lots OF
familiar talk about books, of what Is
in them and where to find IL, and he
can learn not to be scared when they
are mentioned in his presence. Which
is, after all, a good deal. Don't ask
too much of him.