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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The next meeting of Protective
Grange will be held Wednesday, Dec.
|. The lecturer will have charge Of the
program.
Twelve members Of the Leo council.
knights of Columbus, attended the ex-
emplification of the third degree by St.
Charles council of Bellows Falls last
evening. There was class of 40 can
didates.
The White Sister, featuring Viola
Allen, is the special production at the
Princess theater today. This picture is
a V. L. s. G. feature in six acts and is
considered one of the best productions
which has been produced by the Essa
nay COMPANY
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26
MARRIAGES,

In Brattleboro, Nov. "a, by Carl S.
Hopkins, Esq, Philip g. Colgrove and
Mrs. Eva Blanche (Fisher) Thomas,
both of Brattleboro.
In Brattleboro, Nov. 25, by Rev. Roy
NJ Houghton, Frank Leslie Davis of Hope
dale, Mass, and Esther Mary Dodge OF
Belchertown, Mass.
In Brattleboro, Nov. 25, by Rev.
Father James P. Rand, Edward Thomas
Flood of Brattleboro and Miss Carla
Ebbighausen of North Hinsdale, \. II.
In Brattleboro, Nov %, by Carl S. Hop
kins, Esq, Golden NJ Austin of Marcellus,
n. Y, and Miss Lydia Evelyn Irving OF
Silver Hill, Mass.
In Brattleboro, Nov. 25, by Rev. E.
@. S. Osgood, Leonard Parker Anger
and Miss Clarida Darcy, both of Ma
Cog, Que.
In Brattleboro, Nov. "a, by Rev
George F. Tomkinson, Banford o. Pink
ham and Nellie Gray Lawrence, both OF
Andover, Mass.
In West Brattleboro, Nov. 25, by
Rev. Henry Lamb, William Bennett OF
Freeland, Mich, and Miss Alice Rose
Mather of West Brattleboro.
In West Brattleboro, Nov. p, by
Rev. Henry Lamb, Thomas II. Clune
| and Mrs. Gertie A. (Reed) Morse, both
of Brattleboro.
In Dummerston, Nov %, by F. Q
Downs, Esq, John P. O'Brien and Mrs
Lillian Robbins, both of West Drummer
ston.
In Wilmington, Nov 20, by Rev
/ A. Abraham, Sharon Davis and Mis-
1 May shippee.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26
BIRTHS.

In Revere. Mass, Nov u, daughter,
Mary Julia, to Frank and Alice (Ferriter)
Moore.
In West Durnmerston, Nov -, daugh-
ter to Mr. and Mrs ] j. Main.
In Wilmington, Nov. 10, q son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Miner.
In Greenfield, Mass, (Franklin Coun-
" hospital) Nov. 10, a daughter TO
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. A. Canedy, grand
daughter to Charles S. Lynde and
great granddaughter to G. D. Lyndc
and Mrs. D. NJ. Thompson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26
PERSONAL.

Lewis L. Harris went to Springfield
Mass, today on business for the Estey
organ company.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. z. Dickinson and
servants went to New York Wednesday
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones spent yester-
day In Newfane with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs James 4. Hoadley and
family enjoyed Thanksgiving day with
relatives IN Gardner, Mass.
James Walker of Albany, II. ", is
visiting in town with his sister, Mrs.
5. D. Brown, ON Frost street.
Miss Catherine Fleming is expected
today from Greenfield, where she has
been visiting her uncle few days.
Mrs. II. P. Freeman went yesterday
to Holden, Mass, to spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
I. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron of Lowell,
| Mass, who had been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bemis, went
home today
William Clegg is i'll with a bron-
chial trouble at c. B. Lamson's, "a
Washington street, and under the care
of physician.
Mrs. Paige of Athol, Mass, who had
been a guest several days of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter s. Pratt, returned to
her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Greenwood OF
Fasthampton, Mass, were visitors yes
terday in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Howard.
Miss Marion Murphy accompanied he
aunt, Mrs. II. ". Nudge to Worcestel
yesterday for a visit. Mrs. Mudg
had been a guest of her sister, Mrs. j
c. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Mitchell 0
Chicopee, Mass, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tul
ner of Winchester, n. H., who wer
guests Thanksgiving day Of W. {
, Mitchell, returned last evening to thei
! homes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26

Miss Abbie Griffin will have her annual
holiday sale OF fancywork and Christmas
things at Miss Mary Grifin's shampooing
parlors, beginning Nov. 81. Adv. 229- pa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26

Miss Shattuek viii have sale of
calendars, with hand-eolored photo
graphs, at the store OF A. f. Roberts
Saturday and Monday, Dec. and 8,
day and evening.-Adv. 221-236
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26

Pride is selfshness gone to seed: so
look out for it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-26
DEATHS.

In South Londonderry, Nov 1t,
John Ramsdell, rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
sum beleiSd,en Sranetiremrs
rpc1en.

9ie .@oiiiid,e 3eitung" (27. apriQ
perDfientliht einen Ius5ug aus Dem
in Suhform erihicnenen ~&riegstngc>
blIh bes pldmiid)en Sid)ters Stiin
Streupels. Inter Dem IS. Iuguit
idreibt Der @~erfalier, bnb er nit brci
Inbcren NIT Dem Sagogelpebr bcpnffs
net obne iebes aenn5cid)en in ieinem
6%eiimatbrorf oils Siir9cripaht Sieuit
tbun mllbte. Sic r@oiiiife 3eitung"
fragt: Sam man nniper 6usebcn,
oab Die bel9iihe 9iegierln9 Die Chill
bcpolferun9 bcipoffncte?" INTERIM
Is. September tbcilt Strcupel5 NIT,
bnB er allf Die Nafriht bon Den
@reueltbaten beutIder Splbotcn iih
an Srt unb Stelle begn6. 9r mllbte
icitltellen, baB o lmerbOrten @reucln
feline Hehe iein fDnne uno baB Die CIR
%5dblungen Der 3eitun9en 0 lln9ez
nnuisfeiten unh fnlidlcn Saritellungen
itrobcn. Serner tbeilt Strcupels nit,
bnB iunge, u%ncrfubrcne, beipaffuete
2erte 81 @ipe St>@loi bel @arcgbcm
III eincm llnbeipobnten 6auie an Der
9enter Sbaunee perborgcn lpurbcn
unb bon bort ans cine beutid,e Ya>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Gaes an, Granger.
Seutiher gptihafter beseifnet Iah=
riht, bas er bentif amerifantife
9reiie beeinflnkt ais Or
f%tnDuns.

SaB bic anglo nmerifnnildc EreIie
beitdnOig 9e9en Die Neuti6z amcrita@
ni1fen 3eitungen heBt unb ibrcn ga
triotismu5 81 pcrodhtigen iuht. lit
betannt. Im 10. Mui moltc tic
| burh cine Sepeihe aus @aibingtpn
Den ginbrud ermeden. ols Oh beutidz
amerifaniidc 3citun9cn in irgenp>
einem NbbQngigfeits : @~erbdltnib gu
Der beutifen Gicgicrung unb ihrcn
@ertretern in ben Ser. Staatcn iteben.
Ser Hebafteur Oes vTbilabelpbia
9emotrat" lanote barauf folgenhe
Sepei6e an Den beutifen SOtidaiter:
Die Infrase.
.Sn Den 8~citrigen 3eitungen crid)icn
cine Sepeide. melhe melDetc. DAB Die
beutihe 8otidnft ibr YfiBfallcn iiber
Die Sbdtigfcit DER beutih> amcrifnniz
I6en Yre1ie gcd1Bert bat uno Der Inz
fiht lit, bnB lie in bohem 0taBe filr
Die beutifs feinolid)c Stimmung in
Den @ercinigtcu Stnoten perantlports
lib 9emoht perben mllB. Sic Se>
pei6e melbet ferner. bnB inter nnocz
rem in heutider Sprohe pcroifents
Iiften 3eitungen Der o9emotrnt" in
8bilabelpbin Der Siibrung Germ
Durg's fol9e unb uidDt Den 8eiiungen
aus amtliher oeutider G.uele.
@abr pper Siige?
sic miirben lns iebr pcrpflidtcn,
tpenn Sic une cine t~elegrnpbtide Ints
mort 1enben unb ms mittbetlen nollz
ten, oh an Der Sbnen 3ugeIdlriebencr
grfldrung irgeno etnna @abres III,
Serner niirbe cine Grfldrung bar
iiber pilfpmmcn ieiu, Oh icmals Dor
Sshnen obcr Sr. Scrnburg Der Ser
Judi gemoft morben lit. Die bcutihs
amerifaniide &reiie 81 bcetniluiicr
unb ibr Die Yolitif p~or3uihreiteu, bit
iie 81 befolgen babe"
Die 4ntmurt.
4m IT. Wui traf bic Nntnor,
bes bcutifcn 8otifaftcrs Gin. Gil
mar an Den HeOafteur be5 oYbilooel:
pbia 9emofrat" aoreiiicrt urD loutetl
nie folgt:
,glnsabe abiulnt falih. Hcine Gr.
firbnns. Sd babe nicmnls periuht
bic beutif nmcrifaniihe Yreiic Su be.
einiluiien.-S c RI II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Generally eriamntlmneet
&atbuliife Staatsuerbdnbe pm Sai=
uois unb WtiHuuri. = 5rauen.
urb Siiusliuss : Srsani=
iatipn in Wiiunri.

z t. 2ouis 5. Mo.-Sie Sele9aten
u. 3ipf unb u. Borden eritattctcn
Serid,t ilber Den Serlauf Der Sonberz
p~criummlung Der Srauen.
9tcp. Sasper5 ermabntc Die Sud)e
nciter 81 pcriolgen. I'M lpenn mo9e
lldl. id)on uor Der Central @ereinss
%erinmmlun9 Die @rilubung elmer
Srauenicttion 81 ermoglifen. Ser
hodm. 6crr 6cartrngtc, bas %gitns
tion5s Gomitc Der Union pber einen
SonberausiduB o fiinf @itglies
bern 6u bcauitragen, cine cutiprc>
deube GgitutiOn ein5uleiten uno
hurd)5uiilbren. Ser antrag fanb ans
nahme.
Cine ldn9ere Sebatte beiaBte iif
nit Der Sobc Der aopiitcuer. Die iiir
Die Mitglieoer Der SInge Wdnncr
Seftion an Den Central Gerein ab3uz
fiibreu iii. Sn feline beitimmte Der
einbarun9 bislan9 iiber oieie Srage
~getroifen nurbe. bcihloB man aui
Nntra9 bes Sele8ateu n. &rue9er,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Den Sefretdr 81 initruieren, porldilfla
mir Die aopfiteuer fir Die re9uldren
Mitglieber an ben Central %ercin nbz
5ufiibren. Sic Srage Der 6nbe Der
9opfitcuer fir Die Sungc Wdnners
Seftion ioQ Damn nuf Der Central
Gereins eTcrlnmmlung geregclt lpcr@
Den. Gin Namcnoaltfrlif Der hetbetli9>
ten @ereinc unb Der onpeienbcn Der
treter 5eigtc, baB cine @clammt Mttt>
gliebid)aft bon 2.519 illngcn Wdnnern
uno 40 Gertretcr nnlpeicno lpuren.
giner Der ~bciudenben &crtrcter crz
fldrte. DOB eini9c Ibncigung gc9cn Die
@ereini9ung enthedt mprbcn lei. od Der
geinmmte &lnn, 3mcd unb SeIf1rdns
flung berielbcn niht flnr erfldrt lcien.
Sies crregtc cine Sebdttc uno Die
Gniidtcn ltimmten idlicBlih purtn
therein, baB Die Contribution, lpic IN
Scfferipn Gin cinitpcilcn nn9enpmz
men, l%npcrdnbert hlcibcn iole. Dor
idldae erfldrenber NutlIr murocn &C.
mad)t uno einem 9onite i%iberipieicn,
pus bel Der ndditen Sisung Der Sunior
Sipilion beri6ten ioQ.
geamteniuabl i'm Slinuiicr Staats=
perbaitD.
aurora, Sa.-Wit 90 ge9cn rs
Stimmen ipurbe beidloiienL Die Sab
resperialnmlllna i'm ndd)iten Sabre IN
Springfielo ab5uhalten. Sic Seamtcns
ipabl 5eitigte has fol9enbe graebniB:
Yrdiibent, Iu9uit SeI5er, GbparDs>
bile; 1. @icez Yrdiioeut, Suo. Shucr>
mann, 9ecatur; 2. %ice >Yrdiioent,
1eter @eilanb, aurora, Erotofoa>
Scfretdr, Sreb @tlien, Chicago;
9prreippnbirenber Sefretdr, 8eprge
Springfield; Sd)asmeiiter, I.
Walborf, Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
GnftansriH ani Sic ,Guibina".
&npttdn Des amerifauiid1en Seloam
pfers legt ieiner Hbeberei ipuner=
barren geridt pur.

Ears 2arien 6crlano, Sapitdn De.
ainerifaniifen Selbampfers ~Grib.
ing, traf am 10. 0ui in Yhilnpel.
pbia nit ieinem Sdiff Elm unb legtt
feiner Hbebyei einen 8eridt iiber Der
an %. Ipril aneeblih o einen
oeutifen Slteger untcrnommener
2uftangriff Dor.
Der Seridt ~beId)rei6t Den In9rif'
als ctnen ubeabiid,tigtcn unn nicoer.
trdhti9e1 Gerlud, Elm pcbrlolei
Shiff in Den 8runO 81 bohren mi
Die Wnnnidaftcn 81 morben". Sre'
9omben murbcn ab9cruprfeu, 0 De-
nen nrr cine bua Scf9cldnbcr traf
Cine Ibifrift pes Seridtes IoI Dem
Stnotsamt ilbern1ittclt lperoen.
Gs fpar iicben llbr Ibenps. ais Der
Siieger %uuftaudtc, unb nod GENT
eenb beQ, 10 baB Cffi8iere unb Wannz
ifaften feline Scrpcgun9cn genau per>
folgeu fonnten. S~ebsnfals mlBtc
audi Der Slieeer, nie &c in Dem BE
rtd)t beiBt. pas Stcrncnbnnncr urlb
Die aufifrift nuf Dem Gumpf Cub
ing, 9tep 9orf, Ser. Stouten bon
glnterifo. ~crfennen fonnen. Ser 4eroz
man beaann aus elmer Sobc BON
ungefdbr t~auienb SuB auf fiinfbunz
bert bera63uiteigen. Cine Sefunbe
1pGter fam Die @rploiiou Der eritcn
gombe. Die ourt lire 8epaIt cmz
pprgeihleuberteu 8aIierma1en ilber~
idipemmten bas gauge Sef. 9ie betz
Den nddliten gomben purben in rd>
fiber Aufeinanbcrfolge a%bgelpprTen.
Ser Slte9er itie9 bnun lpieoer auf,
blieb etnigc Winuten beucgun8slps
in Der 2uft bdngen mn nabm IdllteBz
lid &urs mad Der b%oQanoiifen aiilte.
Gin ansebliher gsueis.
Ser 8apitQn bcbnuptet, baB Der
Slieger cine neiBe Sla9ge nit cinem
ihfpar3en areuS in Der Witte filbrte,
= Die arie~gsitnnbarte Der beutidcn
NilitGrz Sliegerabtbeilung. Sicie an
geblide Sbntiade miro in Scrbinnun8
NIT Dem llmitanb, baB it'd Der Nero
plan nab Dem Ingriff Der ~boQdnDi>
1hen aiiite 3uponbte. ais oiiber5elz
oenber 8eneis" bnfiir an9cfilbrt, oaB
es nur elm beutiher Slic9er 9eiuelen
1ein fam.
l1nter1ommcn lpllroe Der Ingriff
ungefdbr 25 Mcilen ieerpdrts Int>
iperpen's, udt Mteilen bonn Scuhtldiff
.Nprtb 6inbcr" entfernt. Ser Sic
ger fam, mic CO ldlien, aus Der Hid>
tung Der britiiden aillte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

trouble ~beitoien. Die Solee mar Die
9eidiebune @aregbem's. Die .Iois
iiite 3citun9" perpffentliht ferner
hel9iidc YrelIeitimmen, dlis oenen Die
Sbntiafe be5 Sranfttrellrfrieses IN
Sclgien flar herporgeht. 60 ltretbt
oas .Mntperpener 6anbelsb[ao" IN
Nr. 1877 iibcr Die Sample an Der bols
louhiid)cn 8ren5e: n8ie fp%abnIinnie,
pbne @nobe, iplrbe 9~efod,ten uno did]
eincs geipilien Sbeilcs Der 9epolferuns
pes fladlen 9anbes bemdftietc iih cine
pabre Gaieret, Den puteridnctid)cn
9pbcn gu pcrtbcihigen." Sic .Rierlpe
@a5ette" mclbet pom S. Ineuif: ~Sn
9crnpt fonten Iorpniten nit giir9ern
ms @cfed)t. Die alls Den &duicrn lpic
8aienbc auf bic @ipbrin9linge id,oiien.'
So9ar Sralcn unb iiln9e Ndoten
idpiien nit. Die Saliern lino Die
@%inpohner unterbielten elm 9ere9eltes
iSeller .auf Die onitiirmerben Seutz
ihcn". - 2aut benz Intlperperer
,Noupcall Srecouricur" ihpB in 8srs
mean Der So~rfpfarrer pom 0lcden<
tbllrm ieiner Stride nit DEM Sd9o9e=
pcbr. Sn einem Iuiins Eierre Cor
ris i'm oNoupeuu Trceourieur" beibt
cs: nSolbaten, @iirgcrsleutc unb be-
lpaifnete 2anbbcippbner fallen ibre
Iufgabc emit auf. Iuf Der StraBe
nad Namur balten metitenS nit Sugoz
oelpebren pbcr Hepplpern bemaffnete
2eute @ndle. Gin belgiifer General
itabsoifiSier rietb CORR: ~Saiien Sic
gut nui, bab Sic nift ltlanenpatroutl>
len in Die 5dnbe fallen. S6ieben Sic
brauri, ipenn Sic lie ieben." - 8eions
bers bliibtc bas beleiide Sranftireur@
lpeien in Seritnl. Sus benefit elm
8cridt bcs Sriie9cr Slattes . Ii r.
Nr. 95. Sas 9latt
gibt an: .Wdnner, Sralen nnb 8inocr
idpiicn in Scrital 10 fiirfterlib auf
Die l%llanen, Dab Die eriten Tcihen 6als
iiber aopf nieberfielen. Ils Die
Seutihen trobbem p%orbrangen, ieste
sic 9epDlferung bns SdieBen fort.
~iSrauen soIIen iiepenbes Del uno
fohenDes @aiicr nuf Die Seutiden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

@prbcreitunsen fir abbalten bon
2nicnz Grer5itien pber 9eiitlifen
llebunecn fir 2aicn iinb aud oieies
Sabr rpieber pom 9iitriftsz 8erbanoe
BON ct. 2ouis i'm @nnee uno perpen
oieielbcn am TO-, II. unp II. Sult
i'm Gbriitian brothers College in ct.
2puis, Mo., abgebulten.
IS merben bcler brei Hetrcnts fir
2aicn i'm Gnmpion College gu Trairie
Oh Chen, gSis., itattfinben. Sic
critic Metreat finbet am 16.. II. nno
IS. Suli in ensliiher Sprahe itatt,
Die 5~tpeite. ebeniaus in en9liifer
Sprache, an 49,, IA. unb is. Iu9uit
llno Die brittle am 30, 21. uno %.
Iuglit. Sie e%ripdbnten Snten fallen
aQe auf eiten Sreitag. Samstas unb
Sonnta9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
DemtIetIanS Seferiert Sic ebes
mails Observation-Disclosures.

@ie Der .@ermariu" mitgetbcilt
fpirb, itnO bis ieBt nid,t lpeniger ais
brei3ebn Seiuiten nit Dem ~Giicrncu
&reu3" aus8e5eidnet lporben, uGmlid
bic Satres Setter Braun, Spicpb Gbriit.
2libtpi9 Gid, Anton 6nag. aurl b.
aotb, Srieorid aronicoer, Hupcrt
Raper, Setter Yobl, 8rnu5 Heniing,
Sulius Seiler, aoolpb Sturm, Sbcos
Dor 8ulf uno Der 9rubcr cSpicpb
8aulf. GuBeroem crbieltcn Die ~Notbe
&rell3" Mebaillc Die Yntres Scopolb
Grnber unb Glemcus 2DnarB unb Sra
ter Ruoolpb b. Woreou. Die 3ahl
Der an~eeublitli6 (abgeieben bon Or
franfteu II. /. No., Die beidditi9t ma
REM, al5 Selbs unb Sa8arctt> @ebilien
pber als @flcger beidditi8teu bc5lu.
als Solbotsn in Der Sront ein8eiteIltcn
Ritglieoer Der oeutideu S%rhcnspros
pins Der 8eieQi6aft Seiu birite uns
eefdbr 200 betrGsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Gswaltieer Kanaluereebr.
635,057 Spnuen Sraht i'm Mdrs
5miifen Banana ullb GUlun
befDrDert.

9iad) elmer burh ba3 arie9s Sez
pnrtcmeut publi5irtcn Statiitit bnben
iid Die &abungen bon Sabr5eugen,
nclde i'm Wonut Wdr5 ourh Den
Sanamaz &nrsl pnilirt iino, auf oas
gclunltigc .Gunntrm bon 635,O57
Sonnen bc8iiiert pber uabc5u 80 BRO
gent ollcr Sradlt, Ole in Dem nit leBtcn
Iuni becnbigtcn gnn8eu Stsfaliabr
ilbcr Die Banana s@ilenbnbn bcfDrbcrt
moroen iinb, ober Inn 10000 Sonneu
mcbr ais wdbrcuO bcs porangcgange>
nen Sisfaliuhrcs iibcr Die Ynnamus
GiIcnbubn ~beiorbcrt murben. Sic
Surdidnitte8nbl Der pon Den cin5clz
men Subr8cugcn, Die i'm Wtdr5 burd)
Den Aannl puliirtcn, befDrbcrten
Srad)tcn mar 5.O4O Spnncn. Sic I'M
Mdr3 ourh Den aanol b%ciorocrte
Srud)t miirbc per 8abu 1,S0O Srahts
3iige BON Ie 20 Srad)tluug8ons III In@
lpruf 9cnommcn unb blcic 9ubn5ii9e.
pcnn 5uiammengcltcllt, milroen cine
Sdngc bon 275 Wcicu gehabt Dbcr
iilni parallel louicnbc @elciie auf Der
Strcdc bon Banana bis Colon 9eiiQi
babCn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

@or Der Sale Der IS. u, n. IN Nor
ipuob. q. g.. bate irecno Semano am
10. Neai cine groBe beutibe Slasge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Cine ernite @arnung.

.@enn abcr Der Tertrng o etncm
Der brei S%beilbabcr gcbrod|en miro,
lpcrben mir "5uiammen nit inherent
9unbeseenoiien ipiieu, lpic mir Der
nelen @efabr nit uneridiitterlid)em
Gcrtrauen uub Mutb cntge9el5utreten
haben."
Sic Gebe bes 8anSlers lpurbe bonn
Saus unb DEN bidtgefiillten @alcS
rien nit lautcm 9eifaQ beerilBt. Bic
Miniiter parcn p%ol5dblig critiencl.
4r1iiocut Sr. aucnrpf eroffnetc Die
SiBlng nit ben @prten:
n@ir Beginner uniere 5bdti9fcit
nit polcm @ertrallcnL bas gcrcdtz
icrtigt erifeint burh Den bisbcrigen
Sang Der Greigniiie; obnc @itcltelt,
aber nit iener feiten gntidlcNenbeit,
Die lid, alli uniere ginbcit itilst nno
Die @ereftisfeit ~unierer Sufe. SaS
bcutihc Bolt iieht rubig elmer 3ufuntt
cnt9egen. in Der uniere gan5e Strait
fir ole 8rpBe ~uniercs gcliebten Waters
lanoes einaeicbt perben mlfB,"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

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mama annal in Is Soseu unb 10
Stunben 5urildgelegt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

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rrng mlsloite. Sic Slagse purbe
berabgebplt lnb nit Siiben getreteu.
yean III bis ieet pereeblid bemiibt,
Den Sriebensitorer 81 ermitteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Shncle Sabrt Der ,Sinlano".

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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21
Those Forum Talks.

Editor the Missourian: Among the
many activities of the Y. M. C. A. is
the supervision Of a series of Monday
night lectures. The speakers for these
meetings are selected from men and
women Of experience in dealing with
the problems of young men and wom-
en- and their talks should be of dis
tinct advantage to all University stu
dents.
A large part Of the value which at
taches to a University education is not
derived from books. It comes from
the association with other men and
women, the exchanging of ideas in In
formal discussion and lectures given
from time to time outside the class
room. This furnishes the background
for the regular school work.
The forum furnishes such back
ground and in doing so brings the stu
dent into contact with the speaker in
an informal way that Is mot ordinarily
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21
Ten Years Ago.

This was the time of the agitation
to have women remove their hats in
church. The Statesman had humor-
Gus article advocating the reform. >
The Tigers defeated the Rolla School
of Mines, 2S-to 0.
The athletic department severed all
athletic relations with the Haskell In
dians, because of unsportsmanlike
conduct of Indians at the last football
game.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21
KEEP TINE

Rub-a-dub-dub, everybody is march
ing. The St Louisians marched fol-
their Yelled Prophet. The Prollibi-
tionists in Chicago marched because
the lid was on The Suffragists are
marching to help their cause. The
soldiers march in Europe for victory
and defeat Everywhere the earth
trembles beneath the rhythm o. many
feet.
Marching men and women always
stir the blood There is something
barbaric in us that responds to the
rise and fall of masses. Part of the
lust of the mob grows out of the ebh
and swell of the crowd. The victor
ious army owes much of its success to
the hypnotic influence of that innate
idea which prompts: Keep time"
That is why the successful in life
have SO little patience usually for the
failure. He is different, they think.
A man must keep time or fall behind.
There is an Irresistible onward
surge which pulls along some and
leaves others behind. 1t is always
strong, because there are always 9TH
ers to fill up the gaps And its cry is
ever: Keep time"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21
Attend the Luncheon.

Editor the Missourian: One of the
best things in Columbia is the Com
mercial Clubs weekly luncheon. Yet
there are many business men and cit
izens who don't seem to realize that
there is such thing; or, If they do,
evidently they think it is nothing
which concerns them or could do
them any possible good. Every good
citizen is missing something every
week he stays away. Some of the best
talks that have ever been made in the
city are given week after week at the
Commercial Club luncheon. Colum-
bia is particularly fortunate in being
able to get high class speakers in its
own city. The talks are practical.
And through these discussions one
learns of the needs of his community.
It is an opportunity for service. The
attendance at the luncheons shows a
small gain over last year, but is by
no means what 1t should be. One
ought to make it practice to go to
the luncheon every week. 1t will pay
anyone. T.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21

at all local picture shows.
An attempt will be made to adver-
tise the st. Louis Symphony 0rches-
ira concert, which will be here Fri
day November 26, with the Missouri
Kansas football game. The athletic
department of the University, in CO.
operation with the railroads. will
reach almost every town in the state
with the Thanksgiving football adver-
tising. The Commercial Club believes
if the visitors here for the game know
the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
gives a concert the next day, many
will stay over for the concert.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-21

Are you sweet? II you aren't you
ought to be. And an American, too
Last year, America consumed one.
sixth of the 100000 pounds oI
sugar produced by the world. That
means that you ate Sc pounds OF
sugar in one year, unless you were
cheated out of it. If you were robbed
it's no wonder you are so sour and
lazy. Sugar means energy, and ener-
getic people usually have no time to
be sour.