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The Washington herald., 1916-01-21

DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
have sent out invitations for the we'd
ding reception OF their daughter, Ahce
Van Doren, and Mr.. John Baldwin Coch-
ran. Wednesday afternoon, February -.
at 8 o'clock, at their residence. isr
New Hampshire avenue.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21

Mrs. John Jay White will receive the
members OF the Washington Center Of
the Drama League this evening. at her
home, 1894 r street Mr.. Norman Hap
good. editor Of Harper's Weekly. WI
speak on what constitutes a good play.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21

Miss Dorothy Brooks will entertain at
bridge this afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Horstio II. Armstrong
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Idbieo lm0 trat ais sStaliener nit Der
befannten 5eOer am Sut aui. Dies
murOe pom Bublifum NIT abIoliIter
Gbeilnabmloiigfeit ouigcnommen.
Irittens cribien iie ais engliicber
Soloot. Gie bon ibr geiungene eng
IiI6e National6pne muroe nit eili-
gem Shmeigeu pom Rublifum al.
ge6ort. @nolicb trat lie ais oeiltiber
SolOat ouf, bic lAipar5.lueB-rotbe
SABINE in Der Sono, unO iong Oos
2ico .IeutiGlano, 1cutihlano iiber
allies" IS lit mir niht moglid, oen
Subel 5u beiHreiben Der ieBt los
loS6roh. Ilon iiberidiittete iie nit
Dem itiirniiiditen Slpplaiis, Oerlangte
oos &ieo 5ilm 5weiten, oritteu ilno
pierten Wlale, itno Ser ,Subel oes
&u6lifims puroe nit jeOer @ieOer-
6oling leb6ofter 9rauienoe SoArlfe
ert0nten Sd gloube, wenu Der aoi-
ier in eigener Yerion bier gelueien
pGre, Bate man i6m feline wdrme-
rem Sootionen bringen f0nnen. @no-
lid fiel Der gorbang. S6mmtlibe
3uiAauer er6oben iid) bon 0en Eldt-
sen, gingen ober niht fort, NIT glus-
no6me Der fleincn MinOerbeit Der
criten orei Heiben. Nlon perlongte
itiirmiid. Oen oeutihen SoIoatcl
mieoer5uiebcn uno ais 8rGuleiu So-
topuli Dem Grdugen nabgob mo
it Der 8obue eridien wllroe iie auf
ooS itiirmiidite be9riiBt SD gloubte,
Sbnen oieien 9lbeno idiIoern 5n
miiiien, I'M S6nen 5u beluciIen wie
Die offentlide Weinrng bier 81 @lns
item Geiitihlon0's gepanot bal, ieit
oem 6rutolen 9orgebeu @nglonO's
gegen lnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Ginem Der oOItiee- 3eitlna" 5ur
@eriiIqlng geitellten @rioat6rieie lit
sic Sdiloerlmg zines 3beatero6eros
in 9ltben entnomnen, 0eien |erlouf
Ie6r be5eidneno 1T iiir ole oas gltbe.
ner Yublifum beberri1enoe Stin-
mung. Gas Sbreibeu 1T bonn r.
9hlguIt aus 9lt6eu ootirt. Ger @erfai-
fer beriHtet;
g(m Sreitag glben0 beiI1te ib oas
bielige 9oriete-96eater am Smonoio-
&las, in peldem cine ioeenaunte
9leoue gegeben nuroe, eiu I6eater-
itiid, oeiien Saupt3med es 1T, in in.
tereiianter, mitiger 9lrt 81 er5d6lea,
ipaS in Der 8elt porge6t. Ger gu
i6auerraum beiinoet lid inter frei-
EN- Simmel; Gin iabr groBes Sarfett,
oeiieu erite 9iei6en bon oen Dlitglie.
bern Ger beiten @eielliAoit Giplo.
matte II. / 10, beiett iino mGbreno
alf Sen iibriaen &eiben au6 ni6t ein
ein3iger Blab irei mar SSn oieiem
Stiid frat eiu Srdulein aotopuli auf,
oie 6egabteIte mo belie6teitc Operet.
teniangeriu 9lt6ens. sic eridieu 5u-
erIt ais iran80iiitber SoIoot, nit Der
Ericolore in Der Sono, modte cine
fleine Gr5dbIung um0 iang Damn Die
Marieilloiie, Sie erntete MIR cin
oonj fir5es SdnoefIatiden ieitcnS
oes Eublifums Der criten 9lei6cn
Iann no5n1 0rdulein &otopnli glb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

@illOu smm gearabnia Oergaweiter.


Qong Brand. 91..S, II. Sept.
@rdlioent @ilion uno ieine @attin
oerlieben 6eute g}o1mittag INN 2
llbr 2one Brand, I'M iiA nod SO.
Mm6io, &c. 81 beeeben lmo Dem
@egrabniB bon Ssrau 9lnnie Is.
Some, Der Sdmeiter Oes @rdiioen.
ten lpel1e eeitern in Stem 2onOon
itarb, 6ei5upobnen. Sic 9egrdbniB.
icicr miro moreen in ser Griten
9SresbDterianer Stride in Columbia
a6ge6olten. @r1iioent @illon miro
am Gienitag pieOer bier erpartet
Solange Der 8rdiioent a6tueieno
lit, peroen feline politiiden Ser
iammllngeu abge6olten Wlon er.
wartet, Dab CT nad ieiner 9fiidfebr
t6dtigen 9lntbeil III Ser Mobl.Gam-
paqne mieoer aufnebmen miro.
Ger Yrdiioent uno 8rou @ilicn
ioipie Gr Z. @roDion Der Sousar5t
i'm @eiBen Souie bega6er Iid beutc
gla1mittag per 9llltomo6il bon 2ong
Brand uaA Grenton, 9t.Sy Inn an.
oere gerwonote bon 6rou Sowe 5u
treffen in oeren gegleitimg Die
Iterblide SiiQe Der @eritorbeneu nod
Columbia, S..G., iiberfiibrt weroeu
ioll 4rGioent @iliou miro iiber
@aibington reiien mo foil moraeu
iriib inn 1t.35 in Columbia nifom
men BON no er iid moreen 9I6eno
ann 615 uod Gong Brand 6egeben
wirO.
@oi6ington II. September.
Der 8egrd6niB5ug, ouf Dem ii6
@r6iiOent @ilion befano, fubr beiIte
SIoDt Inn 8 llbr 80 ourd @oIbing.
ton. @6brenO zines fiir6eu gluient-
6olts oerlieB gliemanO oen 8ue. glil-
Ser Dem @rdiioenten ino ieiner Sat
tin befanoen iih in Dem 8uge: Sri.
Mlorgaretbe @ilion Soiepb gBilion
BON Baltimore, eiu 9ru0er Der Ser.
itor6eneu; Sobn q. S9ilion BON
Syranflin @o, ein Better; 6rali
9lnne Got6ron bon philadelphia,
cine Eodter; SSoiepbine Gotbron,
cine Gnfelin; George uno 8iliol
Slome, Sobne imo Or, @robion
Der Sousor8t i'm @eiBen Sauie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
etrahrnreuulte il 9yliIa0elplia.

@biIaoeIp6in II. Sept.
Gle geiammteu Eoli3ei-9eierDen bon
@eit.9bilaoelp6ia muroen beiteD'or'
gen berausgerltfen, I'M cine oeritable
Meoolte 81 ltnteroriiden, Die iidJ an
Der 50. imo W2orfetsStraBe abipie!te
Die 9lusi9reitiing begann oaour,b,
ooB elm @eiBer BON einem g}eger an,
gerenlpeIt puroe. aiir5 oaraui mar
Elm reguldres @eiedt 5pii1en Den
@eiBen auf Ser einen lnO glegern
auf Der anoeren Seite i'm @ange, bel
mel6em 6lai1en Steine, 3iegeln
luo anoere @urigeidoiie Die @affen
biloeten.
Wlebrere 4erionen muroen berlebt,
ino eS wuroen 8ablreidbe @erboituu'
gen porgenonlmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

lcp Dorf II. september.
Soroce Sgbite, leiner 8eit cine ser
Derporraeenoiten 6igurm auf Dem
@ebiete oes SSournulismus in BEN
@erciuieten 5taaten lit geitorbeu.
gr mar ieit longerer 3eit frGufli6
uno erreiGtc Elm Sitter bon S2 Sab
rem. Gr ipar ein 6reuuo unO ener.
glider 9lnbdnger bon 9l6ro6am Gin.
coin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
graaiIdea 9n0e einer enrra0.9a6rt.

g3ew Dort H. September
Crei @erionen, cine 6rau imo 5pei
Mdnuer, wurOen eet0otet uno iieben
@erionen erlitten mebr ooer minoer
idluere @erlebungen, ais beiite Wlor-
gen Elm groBes Eouren.9[ntomobil
oas Gigent5um bon Srn. Graham
bon 9rootlDn ourd oas @eldnoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

oes Sitrobo.Sees urter llntertper.
fung Der 8ulgoreu fort, itno iino oo-
bel, Grippen iiber oen 9roo.5luB 5u
ieben. 2lm rebten llfer oieies 5lui-
les iesen bbnen Die gulearen @ioer-
itan0 entgegen.
n9ln ser Struma.8ront," iagt ser
8eri6t portlib, n6abeu 9luffld.
rungs g(6tbeilungen am linfen llfer
oes 6luiies einiee erfoIgreide SGar.
lniiBel ausgefodten uno babel einige
@efangene genabt.
Gie 9lrtillerie 1T oilf Der 2inie BON
ben Ieles-8ergeu bis an Die Bar.
oar Ieb6aft tbdtig
'Seitli6 bon Gerno 6o6en ier6iide
Erippen Die @ororte BON @etrenif
uno aaimafalan erreidt.
Sort tUuroen mebrere bartnddige
Sample ausgefo4ten, wel6e aIle 81
ser Serben @uniten Derliefen.
g9eitli1 bonn Sitrobo-See iebten
oie Serben ibrenllebergong fiber oen
8luB groO fort. Sbre 9lrtillerie er.
offnete Elm beftiges 6euer auf ole am
redten llfer eingeerabenen @ulga-
rem.
Ger linfe, fran30iiid-ruiiiide Sill.
geliebt ieinen ibnellen @ormariG
fort uno bat Slorina erreidt~
2onoor iiber @aIfon Spe.
ratiouen.
Qonoom II. Sept. Gie ben.
iige offi5ielIe W3eloiing bon Scr bri.
tiiden 8ront meiB BON Dem maceoo-
niitben ShlaHtielOe bon erfolarei-
den Batrouillen.SG .SGormiibeln 81 be.
ridten Ger 8eriht lautet:
og(n Der Strlma.8ront bel g}eO.
bori uno n6rolib BON Ceres ma6ten
uniere 9atrouillen erfolgreide lie.
berfdQe auf oelttide @rd6en
9lm 13. September wuroen me6r
als 150 Gerti6e ourd llnlere W}inen.
iUerfer an Der Goiran.5ront getoOtet
ltno in oen BON Dem Seinoe ausge-
fii6rten @egeuougriifen berlIriadteu
uniere Wloihinengenebre beoeltenoe
@erluite.~
Stolieuer 6e1eben Gallo
creito.
2onOon II. Sept. Stalieni.
i6e Sruppen baben @oliocreIto, fiini
Wleilen BON 9lreDrocoitro, in 9ll6a-
nien beiest, melOet cine Gepeibe an
Die gr6auge telegraph 60 Oongltbeu
bonn Sanitag.
SEA &alogeropoulos Elm y e.
wunoerer Geuti6-
nos.
2on0on II. Sept aaloeero.
poulos, Der neue griehiide 3renier
miro, ipie cine 0leiiterGepeIdje bon
9(t6en 81 rreloctt ueiB, Der @ntentC
gegeuiiber ben Stanopunft mBbrin
GENDER gleutralitdt einnebmen.
Gr neiit oos 9lniinuen er lei Ser
manopbile, 5uriid, ood gi6t er 81
oaB er Teltidlano belpuuoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

ser @illis.9lpenue-8riide an Der
1919. StraBe binOlrdiauite.
SSn Der MaIdine befanoen ii6 5ur
3eit oes llnfaaes elf @lduner mo
6rauen, Die anoeblib ben gr0Bten
Gbeil Der gladt in Gomez Sslono
per6radt batten.
gluaen5eugen 0es llufaaes crfld-
rem, ooB ole Moi6ine nit ciuer @e'
i9pinoigfeit bon iuinoeiteus so Dleis
len pro 5tuuoe iubr.
g(ls oas 9luto onrd Oas @eldnocr
6inour6fra6tel iibcridug es ii6
uno besru6 Die Sniaiien inter li1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Die Balkan
4dmpft.
AmtlI6e WtelOung aus
SOia.
Smlgarem Zie8es5mg in
SUbrMcfdDa fOrtgeictt.

9ie 9laiirteu-EruppeH in Der WaOe-
Ieno-@egeno BON ben guIsoreu
8uriidseworfen. sic nebmen
Oen O2iOie-8ereradeu an Der ier-
biiden @ren5e. aobola bon
Der entente 5lotte beiaoiien.
gsas 9uforeit gu beridten peiB.
Sofia 16. Sept, Oia 9onoon-
Ger beutiee amtlide 9eridt oes bull
gariiAen @eneralitabs iagt 5olgen-
oes:
ugia6 ibarfeu admpfeu in DER Sc
eeno oes GitroDo Sees bat Der
6eino Den Oaioie gereraden eeuom.
men. 9(uf Der D2ogleua Gbeue ba.
ben mir einen 9lugriff oes 6einoes
auf Die Babobo 66be itno oie So.
uil.8o6e blutig abgeiAlogeu llno
Dem 8einoe groBe @erluite beige.
bradt. SIN 8aroar EbaIe CAB es
QlrtiQerie GueQe bon mdBiger Sef.
tigfeit aui Der geaaihiBa Gbene.
@ir baben einen italieniiden Snfan-
terie Poiten roromeitlid bon 9al.
mild 5uriidgetrieben iino cine 9lu.
5abl BON @efangenen gemadt.
Wir 6aben om 12. Septeinber Die
Staot aaoala beiebt. SIN @inflaug
Unit Dem 3fpiiden Dem Soditcom.
manoirenoen uno Dem Gommauoan.
ten Oes oierten eriediiden 9lrmee.
corps getrofienen llebereinfommen
ipuroe ser transport Der griediiheI
Truppen uad GeutidlonS am IS.
September begonnen
@eitern bat Die feinoIi6e 5lotte
Den Safeu uno Die QlusIduier Der
Stoot aapolo beihoiieu. Gle Bar.
raden i'm meitlicben Qbeile oerStaOt
uuroen in Brand geitedt. gs war
fein 2ebensperluit 81 per3eidnen.
0lumdniidbe Sront. GntIong Der
Conan berridt 9hibe. Sn Ger %.
bruoiba oauert sic gerfoIguug oes
geihlaeenen 5einoes tort.
QIn Der aiiite oes Sdtpor5en Wlee.
res 6erridt gube."
Ter offt5ielle 8erid I bon
8ufareit
@ufureit II. Sept, pia Con
bon. Ger ofii5ielle 8eridt BON
rumdniideu Smiptauartier lailtet
beute
Pin Der noroliden ino noropeit.
liden 6ront iebten mir lnieren Dor.
marid tort. 91od beitieen admpfen
beiesten mir Somorop, glmas, So.
dalom imo 6oearas, wo6ei mir SOC
Waaun uno 10 Sfii8iere gefanseu
na6men uno biele 9eute in nmierG
3dnoe fiel.
sm Strein.l6ol lit beftiger aompi
nod in pollem @ange. Tie Bran,
Sobe, iiolih BON @arulmore, melht
oes ofteren 9elib pehielte, lit mn
! felt in inieren Sdnoeu, Mir mohter
76 @efongeue.
gntlong Der Gonau finoen erbeb
lide 9lrtillerieOuelle itutt llnierC
gotterien Derianfen am 9lusihiB oeS
Com 3ipei nit W1uilition belaocnt
Ionnufubne.
SSn Ser Gobruoido fonoen @efeAtl
nit ieinolihen @or6uten itatt.
8einoli1e 6lug5eiige beleeten Con
iian5a nit gomben, iuo6ei 5pei Gin
pobuer ibren 800 faHoen uno piel
beriuunoet muroen.~
/ Dperationen an Der ma e
oouif9en Bront.
9ori8, II. Sept 5ran50iii1t
uno uiiiide Eruppen iino oiii ibren
@ormorib am meitliden Gnoe oel
9llliirten moceooniiden 6ront boi
Slorina angetommcn. Sie iteben iebI
oiht bel Wonaiiir an Der ierbiiber
@ren5e 60 neloet oas fron80iiidt
Souptquartier heute
gei Gaimadalan ieben Die Gerber
ibren 9ormarid an beioen Setter
| ten in 0en letter 3ipei Goaen Inn Ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
GntOefnna eiues Oemotii&eu sSapO-


9Sn Ger preiiBii1en glfoOemie Der
@IienIdjaft legte @e6eimrat6 BRO
icIior Grman cine @littbeilme oes
gleqpptoloqen Or. @eorg Wloaer
(9erlin) bon ii6cr einen oemotii1en
leappruS, ser oen 9liSqrabitnaen
Der oeuti6en Srientgeieaidaft gu
9l6uir el Wlelef peroonft miro mO
5uiommen nit grie6ii1eu YappruS
aus ser 3eit oes 9(iguitus gehmoen
lit. Sin iimger Brieiter, Der glmuiis
81 6eiBen i6eint, er5d6lt oorin ci.
nem aonige, pie er in Den 9i6lio-
tbefen Der Gelnpel rno in @rdbern
nad 6eiliaen Sdriiten eeilidt babe.
Gr crlebte ip16reno oieIes Su1enS
cine GonnenfiniterniB mO faitete
uno falteite ii1 Gnoli1 gliidte es
i0m 5wii1en oen 9inoen Der Whnrie
oes aonigs &iarnmetid oaS mogiIbe
n8u1 bonn 9lt6men" 81 finoen. 0ie-
les Bud bonn g(t6men lit ms lpo6l-
befonnt; es lit Elm iunges gud, oaS
man in Der 3eit INN Gbrilti @eblltt
oen Eooten bei5uleeen pflegte. 0ie
oemctiide @r5d6llng lit oifenbor
oeriaBt nm iein 9llter 81 beglalibi-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

ten in BEN leeten 3pei Gogen I'M Elm
Bis 8pei Dleilen Dorgeriidt. Iieier
@eldnoeaetpinn bat iie iiber oas bobe
Terrain binailS gebrabt, oas i'm les.
ten Wlonat i6ren 9ormari1 be6iu-
oerte. Der @eg 1T ieBt fir cine mel
tere GifeniiDe gebabnt.
G5 ideiut lett baIo Der 0loment
aefontmett mann Elm GROCER gemein-
id6aitIi6er britiid.iran86iiider @or-
itoB eingeleitet iDeroen fam.
Saigs grfole feet ole 5ran5oIen
in ole Gage, auf beioen Seiten Der
Somme bor5uItoBeu, oa General
Saig ieue 5ront in cine gIeihe 2inie
nit Ser oes iran5oiiiten gefebIsba-
berS Sod gebra9t Bat.
General 8aDoae BAT norolid bon
@ontbaoesnes cin menie 6ortidritt
gemodt moonrA er sic gapaume-
@eronne.2onoitraBe ooninirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

2iebeSg o6en Sonte 2oni
lieB id's nidt ne6men, uuieren
Sron5I Elm babies Gubeno ibrer alt;
6eipdbrteu Siibneralgenpflaiter nit
5uididen. glad IA Eooen Iangte ei.
ne 6elopoitfarte an, Oie II. q ben
@oiius ent6ielt: u@on3 beionoerS
oonfe id Sud- fir oie oelifaien
@ouillonuiiriel"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

II you would hay" your work
count for something, put yourself
into it; put chaTacter, originality,
Individuality III to everything you
do. Don't be satisfied to be an
artomaton. Determine that what.
ever you de- in life shall be part of
yourself, and that it shall be stamp
Ell with superiority Remember
that everything you do ofreal value
must have the impress of yourself
upon it, and let that be the evi.
d"nCe Of excellence All Sl0,-jDr
ity Success.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Mrs. j. B Headrick gave a party
Tuesday afternoon from three to
five in honor of her great niece,
Margaret Elizabeth Utterback's
fifth birthday About "A dozen chill
dren members OF Mrs Headrick ;
Sunday school class. were present.
The birthday cake was very much
admired. 1t was large cake iced
with white and decorated with five
pink candles. Ice cream and cake
were served. Margaret Elizabeth
will always remember her fifth
birthday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

More good constructive legisla
ton for the good of oil legitimate
business has been put on the stat.
ute books during the time Wilson
has been president than was placed
there during more than quarter
of century of Republican rule.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

The Democrats party stands for
the best interests Of the masses and
is for equal rights to all and is Cd.
posed to special favors to any per.
son or class
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27
Base Ball Season 1910

The M,n,oe Cuy 3D. Sail Assn
viii open az tt.ir season at Proc
tors PAX Tur,:Ay .d} ,, 1916
The maua,tmrit Inv. spared no
time or expense 10 make lhe open
Ing success am your attendance
at the opening gam viii be highly
appreciated ana viii encourage the
boys to give Us better ball this sea
son than ~ nne ever hal. Every
place Of business will b. asked 10
close from , o. 5 l1i So have no
doubt that they will 10 -. There
will be a i,Htrdy before the game
led by the NDl-Dr C.'y Bind
Every aU;Ouo5ltc >n'r NhD wishes
To take pigt a. tie par d. j. rsqui-
Ell to be a. First Baptist Churcl
corner at las . m All / idIe
will be l!mil.rj free on rornlnl
day Rt.uilr tim->r.n 20. Z5c
will b. charged ,hrougnul' tae
son to those uot purchasing season
tickets
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27
ANN0UNl EMENTS.

We are authorized to make ia
following announcements y can
dldatcs lor office in Monroe Count,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic voters at the August primary
For Representative
James K. Chowning
For Prosecuting Attorney
Roy B. Meriwether
W. W. Crockett
W. ". Barnes
For Sheriff
X. V. Delaney
Ralph W. Nolen
Avory B. Grimes
A. L. Alexander
For Assessor
c. Dana Raesdale
For Treasurer
W. M, Meter
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Oliver Hereford, the humOrist. is
addlc'td to gray clothes. His sum
mer time earh may vary as to cut
hut never a. to color Ga the first
hot day Of last June a friend over
took him as he Strolled down Fifth
avenue Oliver" asked the friend,
how does It happen that your
suits are invariably of the same
shade Of gray" That's simple"
urawie HEREFORD. 1 always send
nay tailor sample Of my dandruff.'
Saturday Evening Post.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27
Some Information You Desire, in
Regard to State Ruling


each subject in the 9Th grade,
A pupil, who took the final ex-
animation in the spring of 1916
must take the final examin-
alton in the same subjects in the
spring of 1917. In other words, lie
Must Show Two Sets of Grades in
Each Subject.
A pupil, who took the S,h grade
examination in the spring Of 1916
should have graduated, but if he
" she did not the Sth grade must
nr taken up in September 1916 ana
guIsItd during the school year
A pupil. who took the fuil cN-
umlnatlunS in Spriug OF 1916 IN the
1h grade must BE- placed IN the
Slh >t.dc in September 1916 lui
pg.sue the studies in that grad.
during the school year.
Remember Sbere Mus, Be No 7th
Glade Taught During The Srhoo
Year Beginning In September 1916.
he 9Th grade and the IN grad"
reC,te together OF there be an Sm
aradel Ii pnpil takes the ~.
animation in either the 1,h or S'h
.rait AID uoeS not make IA q. -ru-r
% SO he or She must Dc nrpt au
, MIA year in the "A" class Gin" 7tu
and S,h GRADES are called he i
c.t>>) II AZ average l. maize o.
t d, h # the two grades The uupil
"!li te granted DiplouIi.
During the year beginning Sep
teulber 1916, there must be o. TN
grade
Durng the year beguulu. S-p
tember 1917, there must be ~ S,h
grade
During the year beginning Sep.
tenber 1918, there must be no 7th
gr.de
During the year beginning Sep
tember 1919 there must he no S,h
grade etc. etc.
lnlS system is known AS the
Alteration system, made b. the
STATE Department this year and is
10 be used in the State Of Mis- puri.
lie purpose is 10 give more umr
t" each recitation. 10y combining
ne Grades ami alternating them
This change has caused me tuI
n..ne q gr.n dral If explanation
wu.n am ii 10 ~ at any Tin"
bu' }. loU 4, not .uIIy nniers ,uu
il All ~" el.dtJ XpIain II further
Il - IN. cfti - The office as it is
easier to ,,I! You about 1t than t.
"rI.t Il.
W WI" ~ me . @''a. ''Eor /"
'"' WI '"' ''.' o"' o. 'he pap"t
.''. d ''' ''''.e ">e' "' i wa
.enn'g~ >nl t. kloN a. mach about
wiz H.'"''' - ''"|1. III your
sChp,. ~ anyone Else
l. you hI'r elected your teacher
ana nave NOT notified me, | shall
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Mss Alice Hays, Of Hannibal
was the guest vi her grandparents
NJ End Mrs. Joe Hays Sunday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Mr.. ana Mis- v. K Yates went
to Hannibal Sunday to see her
brother jim Mcleod who Is quite
sinf
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

c. B. Dennet of ST. Louis, was "a
guest at the home of N. A Horn
back Saturday and Sunday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

poseu 10 special iaVorS to any per.
son or class.
More good constructive lepisla
ton for the good of oil legitimate
business has been put on the stat.
ute books during the time Wilson
has been president than was placed
there during more than a quarter
of a century of Republican rule.
And now COMES Leslie Shaw. two
terms Republican Governor of
Iowa, aid a member Of RooSevelt's
Cab'u.' .,-,nA 81 plank in the Re-
puht.ra.. parts platform to bar the
negro r1m i.l'io- office Has
Shaw e. COTTON hat to the negro
vote III u..0l = . - the Republican
party owes III =, ;elrs rs the par.
ty in po"er. or, q IS Shaw see that
the Rep h'Irru p rty I,ilcipIes are
not right art hopes by such
plank t, d .\e 81! = u,s:o vote from
the Re- ol!"lu party ari thus for
ever make il ih. minor arry
Max i puint To attend the
Auto ; ow Saturday.
MI, W., NJ. d vas Haunihal
visitor Saturday.
Ms N.Iy He'd Vas Hume
well visitor S5ta lay
Tel Your friends whe7u !ou are
going Saturday
For Sale-A good base burner.
l.. {. Henderson,
Mis-. Ella Foster of Hannibal,
VAS the 11e>t " Henry Foster and
fdmil, >-vrral d tyS last week.
c. B. 0ennet of ST. Louis, was
guest at the home of NJ. A Horn
back Saturday and Sunday.
Mss Alice Hays, Of Hannibal
was the guest vi her grandparents
NJ md Mrs. Joe Hays Sunday
Mr and Mis- v. K Yates went
to Hannibal SUNDAY to see her
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Mrs. Ella Foster. OF Hannibal
VAS the guest " Henry Foster and
fdmil, ,-vrral diyS last week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27
For Sale or Rent

A farm in the east mart of Monroe
City. Lewis I.undhtrc. #
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

For Sale A good base burner.
l.. {. Henderson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

iir. ara Mr., R1.yh Douoh.r aud
and Du joe Luis wrut to Quincy
MorIty for d weeks visit With her
sis'c- Mr.. q or Pike.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

lei !our friend, wherr you are
going Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Max i a punt 10 attend the
Auto ; ow Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

MIS- Mat! He'd Vas a Hume
well visitor Sta lay
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Ml>, N.~l NJ. d vas "A Hauniha
visitor saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-27

Nis 6 Teresa aui Ana.racil
Murph,, Of Ha4nib j were the
eue-t- rf Mis>cs Mary and Mite
Mud from = rurday to Monday.
Middletown transcript., 1916-06-24

W. N. u, BALTIMORE, NO. 26-1s16.
Middletown transcript., 1916-06-24
Country Life Day.

Saturday was Country Life Day in
Baltimore county, when the annual
farmers picnic was held at Foreston.
1t was one of the biggest reunions of
farmers ever held in the county. In
the forenoon there were band con-
cert, community singing and addresses
by State Agricultural Agent G. II.
Afford and Miss Katharine Prichett.
For the youngsters several feats in
magic were performed by entertainers.
There was also an athletic meet for
the boys, under the direction of DR..
William Burdick, of the Public Athletic
League.
Prof. Albert S. Cock, superintendent
of the county schools, and Prof. c. B.
Richardson, of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, made addresses in the
afternoon.
A demonstration of COW judging and
milk testing was given by J. F. Hud-
son, agricultural agent for Baltimore
county, and Prof. R. H. Ruffner, of the
Maryland Agricultural College.