Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

has increased this hemisphere
must and will accommodate halt
the worlds population.
This is also an age OF iron
ore. Shortly ego scientific
writers of Europe propounded
the fact that if Germany did
not discover iron ore to replete
their fast exhausting store, it
would not be long until half
her industries would be close !
and half her population sea
tered. 1t is to be noted tina
the German trenches of today
surround the mines # that
wished for product both in Bel
gium and in France. This war
is quoted to be an iron war just
as the Boer war was a diamond
one and the Russo japanese
one of timber.
DR.. Hills wished all to bear
in mind that the Goth century
was q period of Chemistry
Allied With Electricity" and
with amusing points illus rated
as to how that power would bt
used in thu production of food,
the tilling of the soil and so on
The young man was strongly
advised to stick to TIE farm for
there shall be the aristrocra'
az is the landed aristrocrat of
England.
The Earnest Gamble Concert
Party, a company OF the high
est class of musical performers,
were with US fer the afternoons
prelude. A Gypsy Air was
| played by Miss Page, vlolinist,
one of Edward McDowelps
piano solos by Miss Kuhn and
two masterful vocal solos by
mir. Earnest Gamble, Basso
Cantante All who h ard these
sDlendid numbers greatly wish.
ed to hear the evenings con
cert
During an intermiss'on csus
ed by the rain, Mr. Saur leo
the audience in cherus song
Mr.. Zimmerman armour Gao
that Paul Sunshine" Dietrich
would he present Monday morn
ing at 1890 to conduct his fa1
famed Sunday School Rally ant
the young people are urge d t,
take advantage of this priv
lege.
4 DR.. Chas. s. Nee bury in hi.
lecture "Forty Million Young
People" brought before US
many conditions of child life o:
; which we never think or do no
even know and left many goot
thoughts both to young and OLE
The speaker stated that ever.
reformer must of necessit.
lean back on child life as it will
. be the children and grandchild
rem who will have to carry on
these reforms. Forty million
of the hundred millions popu
lation of this country are unde
the age of twenty. one, "a mil
: lions are of American parent
, age, 10 millions have one O
3 both foreign parents, 5 million
are black and $4,000 are Chin
). csc or Japanese. Thus is mad
/. up our cosmopolitan population
e and hence, the manifold prof
b lens that arise.
i, DR.. Medbury suggested get
8 ting together a group of te
h children at any time, any plac
e and the proportion will be foun
e to be six American to fou
8 foreign The future worth an
r happiness of these latter dc
e pend upon the kindness of tn
y former. The deluge of imm
e grafton which is bound to com
II at the close of the present wa
8 was talked of and the youn
d people advised to deal helpful
ly and sympathetically wit
the strangers rather than wit
jibes and laughter which wi
only cause criminality and rex
:, olution.
> The child population Wa
: divided in two divisions. l
millions under school age an
3 81 millions between the age
: of 5 and 81. Out of every loo
: deaths, 307 are of children III
;, der five because of lack of car
and nourishment. These col
; ditions should be remedied t
: save the babies and to educat
y them to bsc ,me good either
> > and devolope their differen
= = talents. Of the q millio
! of school age, 10 million are i
. the shadows of illiteracy whic
= is q sin and a shame and q Leaf
i ing cause of much of the coul