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Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23
FOREIGN TRADE OF NOV.
 IN Us. UNPRECEDENTED
Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The for eign trade of the United States during he month of November reached the unprecedented total of $5OO,O00, 900. The Department of Commerce an nounced the record total for the year of $5,O0O,O00,00O in exports and i'm ports. The net imports of gold was 9391, ,OOO,OOO.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

The trouble with many young men is that they come out of college with large diploma and very little brains. New Orleans States.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

Stuart Edgar, the we'll known Bard rancher and booster, has returned to his ranch from Los Angeles, where he has been for several months. MT
 Edgar was the first Bard unit holder to make final proof on his homestead.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23
PARLIAMENT GRANTS
 ARMY MILLION MEN
Associated Press)

LONDON, Dec 22.-After an all night debate Parliament granted an increase of a million men for the Brit ish army, which brings it's strength ons nsPaper up to four million men.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

The Spanish Cabinet has resigned, which is not only another evidence that the Spaniards are not very good mocrats.-Knoxville Sentinel.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

Prevailing sentiment among the en- tente powers seems to be that Greece is a country of great promise-and little performance.-Man Union
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

The farmers of the southwest are so prosperous that nearly all of them have an auto, and those who haven't auto.-Silver City Independent.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23
DULGARS FAIL ID GET
 18,OOO,0O0 FRANCS
Associated Press)

MARSEILLES, Dec. 22-Eighteen million francs in the Serbian treasury were saved from Bulgarian invaders and is safely enroute to Paris
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

Christmas post cards; beautiful line at Shorey's; regular prices. Those who come first get the best selection.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

N Success is variously defined, but if man saves his honor and his vermi- form appendix he does pretty well.- Oklahoma City Times.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23
DIES OF INJURIES HE
 RECEIVED 2 YEARS AG0
Associated Pressl
lRGH, Dec. 22.--l

RIi, Dec. 22.-FIarry a medical student of the Uni ity of Pittsburg died today as a resul If injuries sustained two years ago in football game with Washington and rsOu College
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

Among the humorous possibilities is the requisitioning of the peace ship by Great Britain Tribune
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-23

Bard (CalJ Inter-Ocean, five weeks i;
 first publication, Dec. 3, 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24

R. s, oerwarf eineu auitrag fiir @s.
rpebrlalir; Dfidigan Copper ano
Srab Co., Detroit; Gnibmnu Gbud
60, Sartfuro, Conn; gsnttonal aeme
Dig. Co., 9lepcIano, lebnte grobeH
gluftrag fir Seihob5inoer nb; @or.
rer & SDgeD Co., GIepelnno, mics
enm anitrag fir S9rnpnelle 5uriid.
-0is m.itsnpoit- Spar
IA fen ginIeger fin b qu f.
IGnber. Cine pon bem Rep Yors
Ter pOftmeiiier 6. Or. MDrgan ;uiams
Statiitit entbGIt ben
bab Don BEN /. Slli an in
BEN bisiigen poitbureau binkrlssten
Seiammtbetruee berSparfaiingeloer
Don $13, 154 1896 allein SO pro5. ODER
S11, ,158,131 pon aeiteH eiugesabl.
lpOrbsn iinO ,tpeI9e ni6t in ben Der.
Stuaten s.bortn iinb. Der sr0bte prOs
,entiab bieier Sparsslber. n6mli6
81 ,506, ,984, eeb0ris 36,616 Depoiito;
rem, III bon RuHen, Dermutbli9 flsibi'
yn unb frngaleH RuTif6 YpleH Der
5aaoi5site Der GtCot, singssc54 por,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24

ben. On 5ipgiter StelIe tommen bic
Staliener, nit GtIGmmteinloeen bon
81, 1886, ,564. gs folssn Sefsrreider
nit 81. .450.984, awseb0rige D.s britii'
i4sn Reites NIT 1857 ,225, llngarn
nit $507, ,683, 9eutfb. nit $27s. 1892.
unb Grie6en nit $1S2,604. Wtm
iomi. bi, pOIt SpartaHsn Ginlassn
bon bier iOipis in Deuii5tanb seborss
ner perionen oerbdItnibmGbig Helm
iiub, 10 iino iie nm 10 eroBer in ben
resulGren. fpeit bobere Dn5iniung sts
ipdbpsHben Spars unb 0ei9GfisbaEs
fen. SmRnrbin aibt eS nlieenideinlidI
cine groSe Wsnge Don aeuten, tpeIhs
nit einsr niebrisen 3insraie Don nur
2 gro9tnt sufrieosn finb. 70 Innss tie
Dafiir Resierunss s9nnaniie erbalteu.
GbarIep S6pdb, BIZ
GlifdspiI3. Die aHldblih beg ess
fddfiIirbeu 9lufi9ipinss Der @sihletsm
Steel Corp. uls @mpfGnserin Don
ariegsbeienunsen i'm Wertbe bon ca.
250 Uliaionen Dollars, Don ipeitlidsn
3eitungen aufg,IteIIte gebauptiins, b,r
prGfibent Der Geeli6afi Gbas R.
S@fpdb babe aIs eriter prdiibent bsr
ll.S. SteeIGorp. ein5 5abreseebnIt BON
siHer Taaion DolInrs bstossn, bsodtf
tirrr Rprreiiur. Sbotid&li@ foII Be!
GriiHbuns oss GeislIf6aft GnSrs'D
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24

iunse Siibin bic fan idrgpnfret
9eutla fpri4t, er5dbIt: .9lls bic
Oeutfder gum eriien Msale 3uraipno
nabmen, mar tpenis aerTt6rt. Gefreut
baben mir uns, ipie iie iinb aetommen,
unb luuren gliidlit, bab bic RuiIen
fortmubten. glbsr als bann bic RuiIen
ipiebertamen, begann eine bbie 3eit.
Illes baben lie uns geitcblen aus ben
SduIern, 3lpei Subsn baben iie aufges
bdnet, neil iie bic rufIii6en Selepbuns
brGbte ourfibnittsn bdtten, biele bas
ben lie fortgcidleppt als 9eiIeln. limb
bonn limb ipisber setpmmen bic 9eut.
ifen uub 6aben erobert 3uraipno,
unb bic Ruien fpeit, ipeit bertrisben.
Qber es mar f6limm, aIs mir in ben
&ellern iaben unb bic RuHen Gag unb
Ruht IhpNen. limb mir bann berausr
tomcn aus ben &slIern" - ie Ssiete
nit ben SGncen nm ii6 -, der Serr
iiebt ia ielbit, mas mir bebaIien has
ben. Riots als bas Geben unb ben
Tempel. 9lber es itabet nihts, tpenn
nur Die Ruiien nidt mebr ipiebertom'
men. WiiFen mir eben ipieber aufs
bouen Die SiuIer, unb ipirb cine ~rleue
9riide ae6aut tperben iibern 0nieitr."
Sn' Der giieberung am oitliaen
Sriidentppf ffimmert es selb unb
INNER tptebsr aelb fpie arpbe gliitben,
bic 9rerse, bic unIere Sfelooralisn uuf
BEN grGbern asfaqsner aamsraben
aus frif6em Sols erri6tst baben
Mander SiiiiIisr bdlt nun bier i'm
8rabe nod Du6t an Der Bride iiber
BEN 9nieitr, bic 70 piel oeutihss 8lut
bic qsIbeu 0aiIer bes JluiIts pa.
rDtblHh fdr6su MAIDEN. Snspiiten
tpbt geraoe in btsien Saoen I'm einen
anbeern griidsHtopf, ipsiter iiiblid am
0nieitr, bei Ri5nirp. Der aampi.
6ier in Ser RGbc miinbet bic 3lotu'
lipu, big gu Der uniere Siiharmse bic
Ruiien suriidqebrdngt bat. Sdmmt'
Ii6e griiden iber bisIe Qipa baben
hie Ruien btnter iih ubgebrannt.
pbrc bab man fis BEL Der Sdnelisteit
hires Rit3uoss bornn binbern tonnte.
Rur bel go5ptotp mar Die E, Oipilion
70 ibnsu binter hem Teinb her, blb
fie om fpeitliter 8riidsntopf iiano.
uno ibre 2trtilsrie bic Bride bereits
hedte, ebe bic Ruiisu iih's Oerfahn.
Soier ftebt nun Der aonrpf unO i'm
gBdlb fab i'd bic mdhtigsn S6einiper=
fcr, bic in rdhtlider Stunbe bic
Bride nit tpa6iamem 9iht iiberIpies
len gDenn Der gDeg ben WnIo per'
lGBt, Iieot er offsn por ben rufti6en
gutterien ouf ben 0iiIihen S0ben Der
3lotalipd. 2lber man ipirb i'm Jsloe
Ifneq EataIift, uno unbe,iimmsrt
panberten mir ipsiter, I'm uns, om
6on9 entlarg. su unTer.n gdtterisn
~ ibleiten, bic nit ben Steinper'
'ern oemsiuiam ben griiden.opf bon
SpS1tDp be!pahsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24

gnrDsgi. I,insm S6lBlins Gdpob
Elm Sabr,sssbuIi, eini4lhbli4 bon
qrofitantbeil, BON nitt inter elmer
WiIlion Dollars 3ugeIitert babtn.
Oc9 DON 3. g. Tlorsan unb Itit.ns
nHherer DirtttortH ipurbe einem 70
bobtn praiibtnien Saldr bsrart ops
pOuirt. baB S6rpo5 uuf ben 2ontrati
perSi6tete unb ii3 nit eirern er5ebIidl
nteorissren sSabrsseiutommsR btgnlas
ie. 2lls Worean osn S@ndbiEhengnts
f&ius Iobsnb Carnegie mittbiIi,, er,
il6rk bieier, er iperbe ss nidt suae.
ben, baB S&tpnb nibt bas ibm ions
trofilid 5useii6eris synbeseiniommea
erbalie. 4m folsenben Saee Toa bdnH
S6fpdb pom Carnegie ein.n GNd, auf
mebrere WliIIiorrtn Dp[lors Ic,rsnb.
srbuItsn bcten, siun alasbot<idt Ses nois
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VermifBtes.

- Broiit in BferbeDuri L.
@eimobcitStommiiidr sSrorp3at bon
guifoIo bat ieitgefRut, bab oas
,yIeiib bon Bfer0ert, Die in ben lesteil
feds ASofen aui elmer iSarm bel gui.
iaIo eeihlattet naIroeu, IN @lrifaIo
pertmlft uub 5lr SeriteIllme BON
g8l,rit oerurbeitet rporoen mar. glafp
foridunaen Derbpu anaGteIt, OBJ Die
Sbiere aeiuuo paren. aIs tie get0otet
rpuroen un6 tpenn uitt, bonu iolleu
9crittIId,e @erioIgimgen eiuseleitet
mer0en. Giner Dem &ommiiidr porge.
Thirteen 6Iciiter aob 5u, oaB er 500
Efuub pen oem SIeIib tai,fte. ,,Gs III
SrAno CUR gHnlhme porban6en, ="
iagte Or. fsrpnc5at, bog mebr ME
feds Rfer0e get0otet uno aiisgei9Iab
ret luurocn. 0as 8eitGft mar pro-
ittabcI 10 Iange es unbielt. Srei Col.
lar mar Der 9rets fir etnes Der
Fier0e un6 cs brafte einen grtrag
bon Ss6. so aIs @ur1tiIeii9.
2iefern feline RorS s.
tnTtrumente. Der 3eutite Syll.
fornations'9ie aP. g. GIauien,
init @urcou in SO. 80 Git AZ. Str.,
gter Dort, bat lms eine 2iite ioI6er
5abritanten nritgetbeiIt, pelhe aus
prlr5ipicIlcn o0er geifditliten
8riluoen linen bon ben gliirten an.
qebotene auitrase nbgeIcbnt babell.
IS iino Oas bic foIgenben: 3ietri6
9ros., Baltimore, lehnte gluftr1ge
iiir Sl0,000,000 ab; HepubIie Metal.
marc Co., Buffalo, peiacrte iif,
ghtnitions2iuitrGae in Sobe bon
$86. 100000 au5llnebmen: goi3
gtagneto Co., glelu Dorf, Dies einen
9Iuitrag fiir 100000 nb; Gagle
6LaB & Mig. 60. g9easburg. ga..
Icbnte einen rriiifen $l00,O00.slui.
trag fir 8eihoiie ab; 6. g. aoIb,
Battle Greet. aPih. Icbnte eincn
Sdjrapnea. .Glltftran ab, Der t6gIihen
Ruten bon $1,000 neripra6; oic
4rigss~Senblirn GrOuance 60,
Sboron, ga, Iebnte 8eidliS. .gluitrG.
az IN Sobe BON cine Mtiliun Collar
ab; SertiIe Mo6inc @orfs, 81o.
milling, ga, perparf ariegsouitrage,
6ie etnen @epinn BON $4,000 einge.
braft bGttcn; GpIburn Matine Cool
So, 6ranflin ga; Burroughs VI.
oirg Modine Co., Detroit; ;SmpericI
Metal Rfg. Co., Gong SsldrS Gin,
garI 9omeiiter, Better, Ieb1te Son.
trafte BON 100000 fir St)rdpneae
,b; @ronpc Bomber Co., GIisabetb,
z. g., mics $500, 000.gluftrag fur
lulper Of: Greensboro g9a9on gp.,
Greensboro, an., letnite groben sluf.
RAG fir @etpe6re ob; Globe Waa.
able Ssron ano Steel 60. sprac,iie, |
2. ~, Iebnte nGe 9riegsariftrGge ab
5fjraoer Gonpnnp, sltlantic s(pe. |
erootlDn, mics Gpntrafte surii9; |
Builders sr0a Gounbry, groSiSease,
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Seimntb, sur Seimat9." Dos fr0bIide
@epIauber peritummt, Ser Bid ili6t
iiber ben fernen Bergen am Soriapnt
bic Rihtuns. in Der bic 9eimatb
liest. Dir gsbenten unIerer 5amilien.
unieres gemiitblihen Soetms, Der
freunblihen DDrfer unb 5lnren in Der
Mainebene uno an ben SGngen oes
5aunus, bic elm giitiges 9eI9id unb
bic Sapfsrteit unierer 8omerdben por
ben traurigsn Coos Der bteiteen 9e=
senb befpabrt bat, unb Der 8ebante an
al bus S90ne bobinten in Der Seis
matb ItGrtt ben Mut6 unb fiibrt nns
ipieoer Dor 2lrgen, tppfiir mir tGmpfen
unb bic mannigFa4en Gnttebrungen
ertraaen . Np6 umfdngt uns tpcblis
Der Ionure Slang Der Mdrneritimmen,
oa tDnt Ibon bas aommanbo: ATE
aompaenie antretenl" Shnea tptro
eas Spppel umge'6naat, Selm, Wlan.
.el, SIinte CUR Sano, unb ipenige Wtie
nuten fpGter i9on betpeqt ilb Der 3ug,
nit S6lern unb alIerlsi @erdtb beIas
ben, itumm in Der beginnenben 8uns
tel6eit ii6sr bic Srsppe nda bem 2auis
araben, ipie cine 9anoe ron Stmu9gs
lern pber ME ba5 2uqe Seer Der gtis
belungen, bas in giflhcim S6dse gu
Sauf trGat. Iber nph INNER iummt
in unIeren Sbren Der Geiung: Sur
!Seimatb, CUR 6simat6", rer uns nod
lmfGngt, penn mir in cer Radt duF
Qoiten fteben, unb uns beitGrtt in Der
gntidloiienbeit, nts3ilbolten, fcite cS
mag es 4polle. :.
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Zen oarantirisn SoIGrs ipdbrsRb b.:
Oduer oes 9pnirafies.

gDndere Tiroler 9 6iisen
Die .gitoitr GolpaieHs3 3eitung- h'
rittt,t iibtr Elm SelberitiitleiH BEG
iungsn SnnertofIer zines Sobnss oss
htI5enbaft aefaleneu gergfuHrtrS
Gepp Snneriofler. Gin 3ug sirclsr
Gdiistn b.faRo iitb auf einem Scdls
an Der GiIbfroHt. Stalisntit,e alpiHt
eoben pl0sli5 f5tutr ouf bi. Sirolsr
Gus elmer f,hr gut ssipdbIisn erbohtsn
SieIIuna. Die 2aa. Der llnieren mar
nitjt aiinitia MIR iiberGeIsDdnoe MD
aIiifts fiibrts elm 4usp,g. uHb bieIsr
pnr au5 alsidseiiig Der Wea aes.n
Zen sfeirio. Gbriftiun SnHeriOfl.r bot
fih nit aRber,n g.rsfiibren ireilpiIig
an. ben ssinb aug isinsr ganiiie:H
Sielunu su perirsibeu. Sis btsanntl
nun eius msbriiiiubige, on uHb tlir
iih i6on anitrenaenbe unb trI6opftns
be. defdhrlihs stleiisrsi. bic attr ben
grfpla bate. BAH bic paar tooesmus
ibiatH gsraiiihrer ben Httno ous einsr
Gnifernuna Don etfpa 800 Weitrn uil'
sripurtei bti5iehsN tUHnt,n. Sssbr feuer
mar. fpi, BEL Siroler S4iiten INNER,
ipoblssitlt uHD fifer. Snnsrtoilsr
bina nit f.iHsn gedIsiterH in ben iFtIs
fen polIii1nbia unseiitxrt unb obne
Getuna. absr iortipubrsHb auf bic
iiberraiaten Jeinoe ieuerno. Die
g.rafihrer berbra&isn in Si,isr Gage
mshrert StuRbeft- uno aGbm S4nt,
fir ShuB ab. bis BON ben alpini uur
msbr brsi am aebsn iparsH. Die St,s
Iiensr erbi.Iten aber 9sritdrtuns. uuo
bic Gao. periblimmsrie Ii5 tpieoerum
fir bic MGnnsr in ben iisilen GsIs'
ilufisn. Snnertpfler erIonnt. iofTi
ben grnii ber Gage ino uutsrnnbm
sinen t!ibnen Strei6. Or iIsttert, I'M.
Ter bem beftiait.n iSsutr ees lpelIden
tetnoes bis nii ben @ipfel binoui,
no Ct porIaufic aeiidert mar, bann
F6lih er fih 10 nab ME m6aIih On
ben hsiIp krdn unb erofinete nit
strti G.id9r.tn. bt. ibm na5sstpmmsn
irnren. aut ceoect aug unssf1br $50
Shritt, gniftrnuna Elm 70 ipiriidmss
ISeiisr uaf bic aIpini. bdb Bic gum
einbrut. Der 3un!sIbsit nur nod
er.i S6lssn nus Der iiaIieniiGeR
Steuuna untrortetsn. Snntrtofl.r
unb elmer isiner Gsfdbri.n. gergfiib'
r.r Roop,r, fulrben fir ibr SeIb,ns
iiilt nit Der srcBen Gilbsrnn1apfsrs
ieiismsh,ils ausee5ti4nef.
Sm Gramen
sgsos berfiebet man inter Ser
~trasiihen g6nlb"2~
g@enn elm trngiiter Titter ieiHa
3ehe ihnIoio bIeibtl-
G EdjIehtsR G<tpiffen.
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gerIauei - WldnnIi6

Rannsr srlsrni bas parbisraef4atl. Gieueu
often. pctn pdbrrnb hem Qerneu s2eri5sng
seetbcn Cib RellabIe Barber 9cutgt. gtH'ii,D o
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ounss In tna ea1eri. 80 StHsIas sit.
GaufiuHpe far BrcbtpaaIc. .G3faafi. sIn.
eutraeeH Rotbipslie1e {. nHb E3dlHEi Sirdbe.
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Gieaeaaefnf,e RdnnIih.
Gtea.nseixd,e--@eibIitb.

Getttre gpitfpe 'H1i eteae IN fflfe pbet
Sousorbeit. Sorststa gilser, ZOOS EealiIri
Sirobe.
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9enif6e g5iifroe iudi 6teIe fllr lei&is
SaHSdrbeii. I6ee oauser Gtrdtt.
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3u bermietbcm-Sanicr.

263b Sttptp ett., 7 Tin'mcr moeernes
/. 6ans, Eao, IoiIeiie. GcolhlisI lsbeaGH.
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g &h6tes @epifftn

.Dein 9rduiisdm Bat. ME e. f&rie5,
i'm GtIbt dua io@tn eslsrnt2'
80! 5offenili4 bausrt Der ariss
ni9 - .lanss bia srS 6sEts laua ola
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gerIanet - BeibIif,

Gtutf6se ~ q b 6en far aoden nnb nm
bet ber Sdnfatbtti eu beIfen. AgfetfHgeH
berlengt Qsbri Cdflsn Qar. 2sz7 gaaeifon
etDah. SabtgsIb ocSabii bps
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Srmfinbeit

iebtr Gri IN beutiHu unb snalif6r eeru3s
Tar 0d6dfisIeris. Bsttsnf etc. uebtftetgnaen
peretn nai Ferrf1 tefordt.
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Nab6su iar eansatbfn Rs5snfraeea
naH utr glafniiiiaas in e52 0tgloa
Hpsrus. aoenbais. bbs
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QrfabTeuee w2AbGbsu ilt auasHviue
srlibdrbei.: Jnmile ben Sigd. 3se Jcrdi
gibe.. aboubolt 2tI. aeon 290tSs. 24.25-
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2eHtf3ts Glhb@su far ao6eu nnb I'm
beim sBni6er 90 belieTL 2sierrustu. mut.
sn'rapen Gcs Gibeson gHb Staliss npeuns.
ssrile Sln. 2S.26'
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a6nin. erir, NIT priraa Hefcussn. sa1.
Gag ~ II
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wl6b6tn far aasemrins SaaSafbet sss5
weortifon Gnerns, Clifton.
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wdb6er fir Saobsn irb Gcpr'iaitSafbeii
JaHiIie bon s. asiR G2Gf6sh $500 Tair.G
flotuHe. Eeonbule.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-09-23
UNION CHURCH NEWS

The W. G.. A. Of the Union Church
met in the Parish House "Wednesday
afternoon and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year for the
Womans Industrial:
Directors, Mrs. h. II. Roberts and
Miss Burgess: Secretary, Mrs. Os-
borne; Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
Calfee. Mrs. McAllister read a splen-
did paper on Child Instinct, which
we trust may be published in these
columns next week. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Gladding and Mrs. Newcomer.
The Pastors Subject for next Sun
day will be "Some Spiritual Ger
tainties.' Let the house be fined
at this service.
C. Z. meeting Sunday night at 6:i5
in the Union Church. Topic: Shields
Against Temptation. Eph. 6i0-iS.
Leader; Lloyd Rackley. The house
was full last Sunday night. Helnlo
make il the same on Sunday night.
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The First Sunday of the Term

carly years Of Alice Freeman Palmer,
the country girl who became the
most widely-loved woman in
America.
Are these admirable characters
produced by fate or by their own
choice-by the will Of God, or as
piration Of the person? The answer
is that God offers, but IL is for us
10 accept or turn away. None can
come To usefulness and honor with
out God, but many fail in spite OF
God.
Four secrets Of growth were sug-
gested:
~. Be heedful. The sign that
great things are at hand is that
young men shall see visions" Let
us have visions of the things that
are needed and willed by God. Let
us have visions Of difficulties so that
we can conquer them in our thought
Let us use each chapel period for
the object for which IL was de-
signed. Let us keep a journal OF
record OF the great thoughts that
come TO us from within and with
out.
(2). Settle principles into habits
A good habit once established work,
without our effort forever, and tn,
best Of all hibits is the habit Of con.
tinually forming new habitsi
g. BE particular in small things
Each smallest duty is a perfect tes
Of loyalty. Moreover. small thing,
lead TO greater. And finally. man,
things that seem small are reall,
great.
a.. Trust and obey. That is
believe in God. and move forwar,
in his cause. trusting in his strength
So shall we be- cheerful. courageous
unconquerable. II see a vision -
vision of households cheered. neigh.
borhoods elevated. churches awak.
ened, and through all our land thu
ideal OF a Christian realized as nevei
before in the good days that belon,
Ia you who are young here tonight
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or Council or other legally consti-
iuted authority Of said City may
from time TO time provide. All poles
erected under this ordinance shall
be not less than twenty feet in
height and shall be so located as not
to injure unnecessarily any drains,
sewers or catch basins. water pipes
or other like public improvements,
but should any pavement or any
drain, sewer or catch basin, water
pipe or like public improvement be
injured by such location, the pur-
chaser Of this franchise shall forth
with repair the damage caused by
such injury TO the satisfaction OF
the Committee on Streets and Alleys
Of said City, and in default thereof
after receiving twenty days notice
from the Mayor or City Clerk, said
City. may repair such damage and
charge the cost thereof TO and col
lect the same from the Purchaser OF
this franchise.
All abandoned poles shall be re-
moved as soon as service is dis
continued. All poles shall be set Sc
as TO disfigure the streets as little
as possible, and all overhead wires
conduits and cables shall, as fai
as possible, be kept at least eighteeT
feet above the level Of the ground
The Purchaser OF this franchise
shall be subject TO all reasonable
regulations which may now or here.
after be required or provided for b.
said City in relation TO the use o
the public streets, alleys, avenues
and other public places of said City
THIRD: The Purchaser Of thi
franchise shall furnish electricit.
for light, heat, and power to an!
person owning or renting propert!
or residing along or near the abov,
mentioned streets, alleys, avenue
and other public places, and max
such contracts for the use thereo
as may be agreed upon between sucl
Purchaser and such person or per
sons. Provided. however, that al
charges for light and power shall
be uniform under like condition
and circumstances.
FOURTH: Said Purchaser shall in
demnify, become responsible for an
forever save harmless, said City fror
any and all damages, judgments, de
crees, costs, and expenses, includ
ing attorneys fees, which said cit
may legally suffer or incur, or whic
may be legally obtained against sal
city, for or by reason of the use an
occupation of any street, alley, ave
nue. or other public place in sal
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poRMITORY RECEPTION

Monday afternoon the men Of the
various departments entertained the
ladies Of their departments in their
respective dormitories. The College
men received their friends in the
lobby Of Pearson Hall After the
young ladies had been shown
through the rooms Of the boys ana
had viewed the magnificent scenery
Of the surrounding hills from the
heights OF the dormitory roof. they
gathered again in the lobby and
were entertained by "A short musical
program interspcrsed with short
talks from the different faculty mem
bers present.
After the program light refresh
ments were served and the ladies
departed for their homes aecompan-
led by the young men.
Friday evening Phi Delta Literary
Society entertained its old members
and friends 10 a Bacon Roast on
Spring Creek, south OF Ladies
Hall. No program had been plan
ned. but the time was spent IN
eating and listening to speeches by
old members and representatives OF
the faculty. The good cheer which
characterizes such occasions again
bubbled over and all present re-
turned TO their rooms at 8 o'clock.
all the better refreshed for an
evenings study.