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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

Shall the corn never fail
From the plentiful ground.
Under the shining sky
shall the lambs gally bound
Void Of fear. undisturbcd
safely shall they be feeding
Then the timorous doves
wheresoever they fly
shall not fear any more
The hawks merciless cry"
Lovely appear. over the mountains
the feet Of them that preach and
bring good news OF peace.
Morning az eleven O'Clock.
Voluntary The Palms" fFaureD--
Airs. walter Mackey and Miss Wayne
Ross Reager.
Anthem-'The Choir Angelic CHol-
DEM, Choir-Mrs Van Ausdal soioist.
OffeItory solo. Pear We not, Q Is
rael" CBuckD--Dr Chas. r. Mitchell
Mr. r. r. Holden. the newly called
pastor will preach his initial sermon
a. this service. His subject is The
Faster Hope"
Afternoon az four-thirty. Easter
praise service
Volurtarv-Mrs Chas. r Mitchell.
HyInn-The Congregation
Invocation =. b. Holden, Pas
/ tor.
Chorus Unfold. We Portals" from
The Redepmtion" (Gounod)
Scripture reading BY the pastor.
/ Baritone solo "Hosanna" CGranierl
DIR Chas r. Mitchell. violin obllgato.
Mr. Max HeinbcrE
/ Chorus lovely Appear" from sThs
f Redemption" (Gounodl Choir Miss
I Dimple Mcmillan. soioist
/ Contraito solo THE Lord f. Risen
/ from the Light N the World 1sulll-
vanl--Nrs lillian Bannon Pavey.
/ Trio My Soul Doth Magnify" from
/ Christmas Oratorio (Saint- SaensD-
/ Miss Dimple Mcmillan. Mr.. W. s. Gar
field DR. chas. III Mitchell
Anthem Awake Thou That sleep
est" (Makerl Choif-Mrs Van Aus
dai and Or Phiiirs Holoiats
Duet "sun of Nv Soui"-Mias Myr-
tie Adams and Mrs. Lillian Bannon
pavey
offertory- Violin solo Legends"
/ tBohmD-Mr. Max Helm oerg
Chorus Zion Awake" (coataD--
Choir.
/ ReredIction.
The personnel ~ the chorus in
oludes the following Eifted singers
the Misses. Mcmillan Reager Owsley
Tayinr. Burpee. Adams Mesiamei
Van Ausdal Pou Humphries. Mackey
Taylor. Pavey. Reager and Mackey
Messrs Garfield. Phillips. Fleming
Jackson. Walker. white. Phillips ant
Mmckey.
Accompanies Mrs. chas. Il. Mitch
ell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

mortal an Easter song service wiz
be rendered by the sunday school as
sisted by the above choir augmented
by Miss Frma Graham. Mr.. A. Cleve-
land sherrer and Mr.. John Lewis.
The Mission Rand under direction
~ Mrs. a. s. Mosfett. assisted by Miss
cora Mallory and Miss Ellen Adair
Roberts viii present some splendid
numbers Miss An8ry Keller viii give
reading. An Altered Question" and
the Primary Department VIII have a
prominent place on the program. All
parents having children attending this
sunday School are urged 90 he present
az this service. and the public u must
cordially invited There viii be no
nlght service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
LOSS OF APPETITE
best Successfully Trvatsa b. Taking
Noodsa saraaparllla.

Loss % appetite - accomplished hy
Rusa ~ vitality. which l. Eerious
u e. common In tie spring because
kt this time The aio9d Is impure ana
Impoverished ard falls 81 give the a.
Nestlve organs what 10 absolutely nec-
esaary Tor the proper performances Of
their funefteua
HOODS earsaparilia the old reliable
mil-fhe- ycaF-round medicine. Is espec-
tally useful In the spring. Get n from
guar druggist to-day 81 purifying and
snrlchinr the blood and giving vitality
visor and tone II is wonderfully sue
cessful in the treatment ~ loss Of ap-
petite and the other ailments prevail
snt AZ This time n a not simply q
spring medlciue--it Is much more than
fhat--bdt e t. the best spring meai-
winn.
11ooa'N Saraapnriila makes the rich
Fed blood fhe digestive organs need
tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
TOBACCO HABIT
EASILY CONQUERED

A weli-known New Yorker ~ wide ex-
nerienca. has written a hook telling how
the tobacco or SNUFF habit may b. easily
and completely hamssled in three days
with dellKhtfui benefit
The health improves wonderfully AFTER
the nicotine poison Il out 81 the system.
CaamneAs. tranquil sleep. clear EYES, nor
nal apostle. good digestion. manly
viG0r, strong memory and general gain
IN efficiency are among the many BENEFITS
reported. No more ~ that nervous feel
ina, no more need " pipe. cigar cigarette
or chewing tobacco 20 pacifg fhn morbid
desire The author. Edward = Wuots.
So sixth avenue. zoo ~ New rork city,
CAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL IS.
EASILY DEFEATED
WALTON COUNTY SCHOOL WINS
FROM PENSACOLA GIRLS BY
The SCORE or 50 To 2.
SPECIAL 10 rae JOURNAL.

EANAAktAs ~ = TIE aGh NsNAtA
DeFuniak Springs. April a.--rae
tygiris' basketball team OF walton
County High School met Fne fast team
from the Pensacola High school o.
the High school court tosay and won
IN an interesting. but rather one-sided
game. The score at tho end of the
iirst half was 20 20 In savor of Wal
ton High School. and AZ ne hast sound
Of the whistle the score Hrood 81 90 ,
with Pensacola drawing the smaller
end 81 the score. The home guard
were so effective that tho visitors
failed % make a single field goal
For tho home team Afisaes Lily Ma
Mcdonald and Bessie Tsrvin were 81
class 90 themselves throwing field
goals az win over their opponents.
both annexinK 10 field and ono foul
goal each. which ~ no mean recoFu
Tor 30 minutes OF play.
These two teams play again IN Pen
sacola on Monday a. which time NJ
doubt Pensacola win try 10 even ~
matters
Teams line up as follow
Donaldson ana Carte
forwards; Mobiles and Twltty, center
Walton and Hayden. guards
Walton High SCHOOL,. 81 Melon
ald and u. Tervln forwrrds. r.. Ter
sin, center; II. Mcdonald and Gllhs
guards
Summary--Fleid goals T. NJ. Nc.
Donald, rs. u, Tcrvin. 10; foul goals
Mcdonald. /: Tervin. /; Donaldaon, /
Referee l.. Moore.
Time-keeper-D. :. ellis.
| Ecorer--H Moore
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y. Herbert
Kyrie. Cams
Gloria. Weber.
Miss Ella Baker. soprano aoioist.
chorus and orchestra
Credo. Farmer.
Miss Mamie Emanuel. solaist eho-
rus and orchestra
sanctus. Gounod-
Agnus Del. Cams
Ailelu1a. Lamblllotte
chorus and orchestra.
Orchestral numbers:
l. Chimes Chapel. Greig
o Hopes. Benaix.
O. CnVitina. Correli
Postlude occasional. Bohm.
A. C. Reilly. orEanist.
Viollns. O'Brien Motta and ignstius
niaz
Cello. Abraham DiaA
C0rnet Robert Diaz
Bass. Beni. Falrchiid.
Trombone. NJ. Greenbiatt-
Masses will be celebrated sunday
morning az St Mlchaera church Al
seven. eight nine and ten-thlrty
o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

FiRsT BAPTIST.

The Risen King such an old, get
ever new story. told Ia every Ian
EuaRe and sung IN every way IN sweet
hymns. anthems, cantatas ard ora
tories. but 10 remains iutt the same
cold story" ~ our saviour The Risen
King"
The choir - the First Baptist
church win tell this story once more
in song. beautiful solos. duets and
church on Easter night. az eight p. m.
All cordially invited
The choir win be composed of
Misses wentworth and Rryars. Mes
danes Mackey and stroud. sopranos
AIesdames whitfield and Gibson and
Miss Katie Lee Bryars. altos.
Nessra Perry, sherrer. Adams and
Hicks tenors
Messrs Williams. STROUD. smith and
Mackey. hassos.
They have worked hard and sou
who know them viii expect a treat
and sou wAo have not heard them viii
enjoy the treat also. Come and her.
The Risen Klug" Tne program Tor
I II O'Clock follows
Organ Prelude
DoXology.
Prayer
Hymn, Crown HIM"
First Scripture rcndina
Gloria.
Second Scripture reading.
Il Prayer
i Hymn. Wonderful Saviour
/ OFertory "Hozanna" cranier.
sermon. Easter and Immortality
flynn, Christ che Lord, IS Risen
\ To-day"
Communion.
BeDedlctlou
Organ pustIudc
At the 3 O'Clock service. tine beau.
Y t.fu cantata. "The Risen King" viii
be- given rs the choir assisted ~
/ several wen known musltiuns
The following choir viii render tsis
X cantata. Miss Ellie Wen worth Niaa
Mamie p Eryars. Miss Willie Bean
I Mrs r. Mackey. Mrs. Paul stroud
Mrs. n S, Wht8cld Mr. John Glib
son. Miss Katie Lee Bryars. Mr. J. r
Perry Mr. A Cleveland sherrer Mr
~ J Adams. alr ia. Williams. SIR
George smith. Mr. q. r stroud Mr.
IT, r Mackey
/ Accompanies. Mrs Wallace Lamar
violin. Mr. Edward Larfou. violin
Mr. Dwight Anderson. orRauist
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

Aau9oen street MetHnnBst.
Special EaFgcr services will DC held
at tHe Gadsden street Methodist
Church corner csdsden and Ninth
Avenue today
At the eleven O'Clock hour ~ SER
vice following the organ prelude there
VIII Dee professional. violin ohllratn.
Christ the Lord ls risen today"
l3nn&HelN Ben Clutter and Caeaus
NsaooJ yioiuists An ogfartrry An
Them VIII be SUM There IS O. Green
Elli Far away tGouuo8] solo by Miss
Ruth Coans
Az $3.50 p. m. there win hc "a special
praise service, with p splendid rra-
eramme go ba published SUNDAY
mor Hg It VIII be rendered by the
following who win constitute the
chorus aurrHnaea. Miss Ada white.
AIRS HHstcr MIss Ruth goana. Miss
t"fe iErea. Nas Nellie Clutter. ale
tDa. airs. Sa1onhur-t. Miss Ethel
EFres. Nss Lula Thames Miss Edth
[ LHEN 3las Audrey Coon#s tcnara.
Mr Miller ar. Bearce. Str Perry.
Nr efteli. naseos ur Phillips. Nr
Evans. Sir g. Shackefrfd. violin SITS
/ Nr. j. G.. Baker. Zen Clutter. Caasius
/ oE~aads curnetist, MIR swihart. af
4 GHrraHraH
Miss Lille williams. orranlst: Nrs
/ -aEruhJrEt direetrasr
The farcst music win Zee rendered
/ hT cultured musical artists M with
+ be q feust 90 tile a1nL ara annnrtuuftv
For sweetest devotion ard rare
/ privilege 90 the people OF Pensacola
/ All Invited Come early and secure
4 read seats.
/ Special Easter Service an Gadsder
street Methodist Church $50 %. m.
H Prelude. violin and organ. "Bcrceuse
from 3aer'yn. NiuiIHst, Mr.. J. c
BAKER, Miss Williams crRanist
Professional, Christ the Lord f.
Risen today" Violin oburato. III
Boxer CO orgood Ben Clutter. violin
lsts
PRAYER.
Anthem. spirit Divine attend ora
prayer" Chorus
Scripture Reading
ouartette MadRalono Cyyarrenl Mis-
Ada White. Mrs. schonhurst AIR. Per
~, TT. Philips.
Anthem, There's a green hil IA
away tGounodl Solo. Miss Rut
CoOns
ladies quartette. More Love Z
Thee. ~ Christ. miss Nell Clutter
Miss Kate Eyers. Miss Audrey Coon.
and Miss Faith Lusk.
Anthem "Hosanna" C0rauierA Sol
Mrs. Hester
Douhle Qaartette. Christ e. Risen
tshelley1
ISolo-Miss Ada White.
Cornet Solo-Mr swihart offertor5
hymn l5s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

Al che First Presbyterian church
Easter viii be observed az the morn .
ms service az II o'clock with a ser.
mon by the Pastor. Dr A. $. Mof aig
on The Risen Christ and some beau
tifyu Easter anthems VIII be rendered
hy the following choir.
Sopranos Mrs. Mia Osborn ncnu.
Mrs. Ernestine pfeiffer. Miss LILLIAN
CLARK. Miss Alice Freeman Altaz
Miss Grace CroWs0n. Mss Lalu
Thames, Miss Margaret Wuhelml
Tenora Mr. ". = GaraeId. SIR lie
Ianeys Basses Dr. " j. Benn. ar
Jack Clark. Mr Joe Richie. organ
.st Miss Charllebellc lauey
IN the afternoon az 3 II. Life Iu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

splendid program a announced
Tor THE Nesucr Service ~ the First
Christian Church sunday afternoon.
There VII be several notable num-
hrra. among them Zion Awake" a
graua chorus written By Sir Mlchael
costa about 40 years ago This Choir
8l number is "a strict canon. in wh!c1
each voice initiates exactly the n
dy sung by the first voice. -
canon was the earliest sorm ~ skill
"h composition and ia the most in
lcliaCtual and intricate form IN music.
our modern composers 81 choral
music seldom use this style exclu-
s.ypiy Mut short canons Of fugues are
oceas lanaIly introduced usually 90 thr
d'smay ~ the singers and the Joy -
the audience. As the melody COM
prElnE zion Awake" - very tunefui
/ che composition a. a whole IL most
+ beautiful MT Garfield. Dimple Nc
MILAN and Or. Mitchell will sing
"Ny Soul Doth Magnify the Lord. "
+ WEcg Is @ part ~ an uratorio by Ca
mile saint Saers The acr0nAps nj
meuf la very elaborate and vas rit-
+ zen tg he played on the harp. hts
. .ratar.os are scholastic 20 a marked
/ 1acree while his symphonic poems
/ are distinguished by vivid romantic
/ eolnrirF
The Lord is BIsen" from sir Ar
+ t5ur Sullivan Light ~ the World
. is q beautI ul coatralto solo and will
he sung by Mrs Lillian Bannon Pa
eey. THE chorus viii sing a brilliant
anthem hy Marker The text used Il
from Ephesians: Awake Thou Thai
. s,gcpest and Arise from the Dead
and Christ will give Thee Life" Mrs
Wan Ausaei and DR. Phillips viii sins
the solos In this number
Mr. Max Heinhurg VIII play lie
Eende" by Bohn for an offertory ans
q an otlIEata @ Dr Mitchefs solo
"Homnna" rs Granier. Two ~ m
most beautiful anthems 70 be SUM
3 are taken from Gounods wonderful
urntorlo The Redemption"
Unfold We Portals y a trium
plant shout from the beginning % ~
end. This was sung 81 = chorus q
400 voices AZ the opening 81 the Sal
Diego Exposition. Lovely Appears
also from The Redemption" Il
marked contrast to Unfold We Per
tails. a quiet and serene. with a mos
mol0dlous theme. The best part Q
o Gouuod's ilfe ives clouded BY Eu
r0pean wars Thrones were totterinI
and kings were shaking In thel
shoes. During tae war between hi
g beloved France and Germany IN Is7t
be- left Paris removing % Londoi
where ne remained for several years
s The Redemption was written afte
hls return ID Paris ana was per
formed for the first time in Firm
inRham. England. Ia lsse. Gounod'
appreciation Of land free from n
plague af war Is beautifully espresso
/ in Lovely Appears Il Il essential
! I d. a song 81 Peace one II almos
. glad that be did not i've - see III
. beloved land Involved In one % IN
( most cruel wars II history
+ Lovely appear over the mOuntasE
/ The feet 70 them that preach
And bring good news ~ peace"
/. "Ye mountains. Sc perpetual hilt
d bow ye down"
. over tho barren wastes
/ shall flowers now have possession
T. Dark shades - ancient day.
Il F'uil 81 hate and oppression
~ the brightness ~ toy
Fade away and are gone
tIn this age truly biest
: More than ages preceding
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
RESURRECTION
IS CELEBRATED
IN ALL CHURCHES
ELABORATE MUSICAL PROGRAMS
HAVE BEEN PREPARED AND
WILL az RENDERED M PRO-
TEsTAaT As WELL As CATH
oLIc CHURCHES.

More and more IS ire Observance
~ Faster becoming general. and the
festival OF the Resurrection ia cele-
DRAFTED IN Protestant as well a. Cath
alle churches. To-day IN al tse city
churches there viii Re songs ~ praise
ena Joy In the Eantertide. and rom
enc pulpita tha Message % the risen
1.ord win be preached GO hundreds who
xff foin IN these services. commem0-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
81. NIcHAEL,s cnuRcH.

Brilliant music VIII be rendered AZ
st. Niiehnels church Easter Sunday
morning &c fthe service beginning AZ
ten-nftoen O'clock
The choir has been Augmented Tor
tao occasion ard win be assisted BY
an orchestra
Ter the orfert0ry Miaz Grace IA
Camp ~ Chicago win sing The Lord
n Risen"
The following ara the choral mum
bers under the direction ~ Mr. Chaz
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TEMPLE BETHEL.

The closing exercises o. the festival
81 the Passover vii be held sunday
evening al Temple Bethel
Vocal and Instrumental music VIII
add % the beauty ~ the service
among the soioists being Mrs Edward
F0rchcimer and Mr. John Frenkle. and
DR. Mozart Llschko1 and Dr. Bertram
Dannheiser viii both give violin solos,
with Mrs Flynn as Accompanies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

Twenty-Five West Wright street.
=. w. neinhardt. pastor
Easter sunday
sunday school a m
German service, 10 80 "a. IT.
English service with holy c3mmun
ION. SO q. IN.
Preparatory service. .. m
Church Offering IN ali services.
Neatry meeting after close % morn.
ing service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
SACRED HEART CHURCH.

3 20 4. m.--Nidi Aauam. Gregarian.
Professional. To-day lie Is Risen.
chaneel choir. Kyrie. Gloria. Credo
Eanctus. Agnes Oct.
BoFdase Mass
Omertory. Regina CoelL# Frey
Recessionai. Te Deum. choral
a. N. Mass
Mass hymns
Omertory. THE Dawn Was Purpling
Ger the Sky" One hundred school
hcys and girls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
PENSACOLA cITY MISSION

J. f. DeRardeleben. pastor
West Hill church. PREACHING. ~ FL
IN. today
Myrtle Grove church. Preaching. s
o'clock this afternoon.
Eleventh Avenue church. Preach
Ing this evening a 7t80.
cordial welcome 90 ali member
and strangers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
first Msthaal.t Church

The music az the First Methodist
Church today viii include q plano solo,
by Miss Claude kirkpatrick. violin
sole. e. Cr0wson: vocal solo. Miss
irma Graham; Ladies auarette. Mra.
Erucst.ne Pfviffer Miss Irma Graham
Miss Lulu Thames and Miss Grace
CrdwEon
The completed program follows
Floral March and song--The Kings
Highway
Recitation. Fast Asleep and wide
Awakg--Junior Girls.
Recitation. The Awakening Flowers
-Thelma White.
solo, Selected-Mlas Trrna Graham
Recitation. Glad Easter Has Come
Mary Virginia Malone. Dick McAlfs-
ter Ida Avant. Katherine Jennings
Margaret Carter. g. p. Dusenberrv.
Elizabeth MaCkev. Dorothy Andrews
Marie Amos, Hugh Allison. Mary
Morgan Holsherry. James Struggled
song Blessed Morning School
Responsive Reading Matt. \ X v
lIl--l-e.)-- Dudley ounu. John Grow
son.
Orchesua-- Collection.
Recitation. The Easter Dawn
| Charles fIartsfeld.
Solo, For You For Ne and For
/ Every oHe-Dorothv Andrews
Recitation. The Lord les Rlaen--Llda
/ Malone
song The Lord e. Risen-school.
Responsive Reading tJohn X X
| il-lT1-Mr Avant and School
song. I'm the child NE a King
/ school
| Eenedfctlon
/ Notice children are requested a.
/ bring flowers for tho Cross. Time
/ $50.
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Mr - Howe. NJ. Robinson. Mr.
r. Jackson.
Raises Mr q. Jackson. Mr.. shack
lefcrd
Mr. ". Daniels. crucifer.
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CHRIST cnuRcn.

Easter sunday.
Holy Communion. T:s0 e. n.
Morning prayer and sermon. rol-
lowed ~ Holy Communion. In q. m.
sunday school fioral exercises. s.se
- M.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-08

death. Ten thousand men can hold five
miles easier III some places than a mile
OF the Ypres salient. The easiest stretch
10 mold is thar i'm front of the Belgians.
because 1t is inundated. Here neither, side
may advance.
The Germans or the western front are
ilshting well. but not as well as they did
SIN months ago. This is not saying that
'hey are going to be driven back. but that
me initiative is now with the allies In this
stubborn siege business. A year ago the
tfitish We're fighting with rifles and flesh
ana blood against artillery and machine
guns. Indeed. the Germans fired five
shells to their one. But all that is changed.
They are now firing more shells thar the
Germans.
! was over the Champagne battlefield,
where the French might have broken
through but for the heavy rains on the sec
ono day of the attack. which was made in
order TO relieve pressure on the Russians.
Ihe brought 100000 reinforce
ments to the western front and concen-
trated them against the British First
army ana the French in Champagne.
They knew that the attack was coming.
l nave not heard a British or French
olilcer or soldier mention the possibility
OF any compromise with Germany.
When will the war he over? Not till
the British have put into action more than
l'oV,oU men who have not fired a shot in
anger. Nobody at the British front ever
considers anything short of next sum.
mer.
One thing I have changed my mind
ABOUT. You can make a good infantry
soldier in a few months if he has rifles;
a good gunner if he has the guns, too.
The new army has proved that.
Tn British are a stubborn people; and
they do things in their own way. In or
der to encourage recruiting they talk
pessimism. Now they gee advertising that
the financial situation is serious in order
to make the people economize.
III know anything about war and If
my experience at the British front counts
for anything, then the talk that the Brit
ish have fallen down in this war is nom
sense.
There have been costly mistakes; but
the rank and file of the army in France
have put up one of the most splendid
fights in all history.
The lesson of the efficiency of the Brit
ish navy is the same as that of the Ger
man army-tireless industry and no anna
teur interference with professional ex
perts.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-08

no incident to be considered unworthy Of
a medal. Well known %sculptors and med
alists have been engaged to design the
medals. and not only bronze and silver.
but even gold has been used in their man.
utacture. Many OF them have cost con-
siderable sums Of money to issue. but in
spite OF their high prices they have com.
n q very large sale.
some of the victories which have heen
nOnored with medals are Louyain. YDres.
MauDeuge and Tirlemont. The mccall fos.
Maubeuge marks the defeat Of the English
cavalry brigades. A satirical medal was
struck Tor the entry into the war of .Japan.
one OF the most interesting of all the col
lection Is a silver medal with the portrait
OF General Won Kluck on the face and
bearing the inscription mach Paris. 1914"
This was made at the time Of the antici-
pated fall of Paris. Another medal which
was struck to commemorate this same
event bears this inscription: w Germans
only rear God-nOthing else in the world,
These last must be given back to the melt.
ing pot.
The destruction OF the English feet OFF
the coast of Chile and also the sinking of
the cruisers off the coast OF Holland 10th
received silver and bronze medals. The
blockade of England was rewarded with
a medal, 1t Is on this medal that the
famous phrase Cot strafe England'' fret
appeared. And still another medal records
the services of Count Zeppelin to his gov
eminent. This medal is of bronze and
bears the head of the count on one side
and n the other there is a design Of a
Zeppelin in midair dropping bombs down
upon q fortified town.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-08

In doubt about Jacob, but We find
ourselves greatly puxxled over Isaac. Me
voice Is Isaac's voice. but whose hands
two Stephensons, the standpat ststesman
and the Wisconsin idea angel" which is
the substance and which the shadow?
Where 10 the S-tephensonian heart? TO
borrow 9 simile from a Stevenson OF an
other photography. which is the Jekyi and
Did the real stephenson vote with the
standpatters? Or did he finance the m
is~urgents? IL Uncle Isaac q copper-riveted.
w~ire-hound. steel-jacketed Conservative
or So Observation-Disclosures lib.
has just told W where his vent
as ne stood 1t the vertex OF the angle
whence these . diverged, whittier