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The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
Mint Cordial.

One large bunch OF mint. juice OF
two lemons. one pound sugar. one
pint water. Juice Of one orange. one
cup pineapple juice. Pick the leaves
from the stalks of the mint, crush
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Detroit circle. No. 1, Ladies OF the
q. A. R.. will hold memorial SER
vices Wednesday. June z. at 8
o'clock. In q. A. r. hall. Members
Of the @. A. r. and al patriotic 90
cieties are invited
%
william Doran. 8. J.. president Of
the University OF Detroit. The bride
wore q beautiful gown Of white
satin. tulle and silver. and carried
orchids. Her only attendant, her
sister. Mrs. Carlton n. Highbie
wore . smart frock Of pink silk.
yelled with pink and lavender tulle.
and with delicate blue touches. to
carry out the floral decorative motif
Of the wedding appotntments-pink.
blue and lavender hydrangeas. Har.
old Murphy was his brothers best
man. A reception followed the no
ligious ceremony. Following . we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy win
be at home at No. III Seyburn-ave.
o.
The sprightly comedies. Caught
With the Goods and "The Ohsti-
nate Family" vocal and instrumen-
tai music and oratory will form .
program to be given Friday evening,
In inc First Congregational church
house. under the auspices Of the
Christian Endeavor society. The
program viii be presented by Grace
Cooley, Mae Olmstead. Sarah Leitch.
Phyllis c. Thomas, Mrs. Constance
DAM, Philip Huget, Ralph Stowell.
Edwin Scott. Herbert Higginbotham.
Jr.. Harold Meakin and Cushman
MCGEE. william r. Bolles has coach
ed the young folk In the comedies.
The Detroit Boat club spring row.
ing regatta will take place Saturday
aftori DON. Between the races there
will be water sports Of all kinds. In
the ballroom there will be music for
dancing afternoon and evening. and
a special dinner will be served. Dec
grafton day found the clubs broad
porches filled with gay parties.
There was much interest in the row
ing races. especially in the four-oar-
ed race. which was won by older
men OF the club. three OF whom were
over so years Of age. Among the
well-known members and former
crack oarsmen In the winning crew
we're Capt. Fred standish. Frank
Lyon and William A. Warner. A
children's party viii be given in the
club, Saturday afternoon. June 10.
o.
Miss Alexandra Hurst will present
a number Of pupils from her dancing
classes In q pretty fairy dancing
spectacle called "Culprit Fay"
founded on Shakespeare "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" Friday evening.
In Arcadia. Marcus La Blanche has
assisted Miss Hurst In coaching
those to take part, including George
Besancon. Helen wadsworth, Fran
ces Way, Eleanor Reinvaldt. Virginia
Woods. Jeanette Hurst, Harry Gould.
Rollin Mcneil. Edward Grubaugh.
Frank Alexander. Leona Dee, Bea.
trice Pratt, Wenona Dunlap, Cleon
Ferris. Ellen Grinnell. Mary Louise
Mosier. Rosemary Sumner. Betty
Sumner, Nina Ferris, Felice Gree
nick, Dorothy Willard. Eleanor 81
monsen, MarQueene Stevenson,
Katherine 0enger. Edris Rice-wray.
Florence Gottesman. Dorothy Postal,
Marion Healy. Elizabeth Blackwood.
Marguerite Smith, Eleanor Beason.
Isabelle Hayes, June Fruehauf,
Louise Gilbert. Miss Hurst will pre-
sent a special dancing number inter.
preting the text of the song, "Ex-
ultation Of the Dance" sung by
Miss Oliver Raynor. soprano. Fol-
lowing the fairy spectacle, which
will begin at 8 o'clock, there will be
general dancing.
PY1nting-the Daso neat kfnA-thaN
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
Mint Jelly.

Apples. sugar. mint leaves.
Wipe the apples and cut them
into quarters without pecling or
coring. Remove the blossoms OF
tho apples: place the fruit In . pre-
serving kettle; add nearly enough
cold wAker to cover and cook untll
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

New York city has the largest
electric sign In the world. II 10
2ei feet long and contains s,s16
lamps.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

(Selected by Ohio Marie Hardesty,
general secretary OF the Associated
Clubs OF Domestic Science.)
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Orange Mint Delight.
Three tablespoons grAnulated gel
atine, one lemon. ono and three
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
DICKS LETTER IN FULL

CApCSI, uILIS UOOh, IL yOO
at all, you think am a very peculiar
woman, but am not. l am just like
every other woman.
l do not believe there is a woman
anywhere in the world who, having
gone through the agony that l have,
would not have thought as l did when
she saw letter from her husband
with the word Sweetheart" used as
its salutation.
Dicks letter, however, interested
me very much, although some of it
hurt me, as think he is trying to
be not only honest but he is also
earnestly trying to make me under
stand the mans viewpoint. His let
ter began:
Sweetheart: 1 have been think
ing of you lot today and wondering
just what you are doing, and just
what you are thinking about
81 am much afraid, Margie, that
both you and will have to go long
ways before we can come to the place
of mutual understanding. l have
never quite realized how far apart
are the standards of men and women
until now, when the whole mess that
l have made of my life and yours is
before me.
you know, dear, what a cad con-
sidered Harry at the time of his cpl
sode. Then 1 did not think it posi-
BILE for any man to treat a woman he
loved as Harry had Eliene; now
know it is possible for have treated
you in the self-same fashion and 1
love you.
Yes, dear heart, although you
may not believe it, love you, and,
stranger still, have never told any
other woman than you in so many
words that l loved her.
Even poor Eleanor had to be sat
isfied with I want you, dear
ooh, Margie, can't you realize the
great difference between I love you
and q want VO11'2
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03


81 think, Margie, that it is because
l have trusted you so implicitly that
l have perhaps not been worthy OF
trust myself l have always known
that you were mine, that no other
man could take you from me.
Does any women understand the
complex nature of man?
Can she realize that every man,
who is a man, shirks from letting his
wife see to what abysses he can sink?
He holds her above all his lower self.
His wife is set apart from every 9TH
er woman except perhaps his mother.
In my case, Margie, you know l have
held you above my mother. You
were and are the one woman, l re-
spect most and love best.
But all the time there has been
another side of me which you could
not satisfy - perhaps because l
would not let you do so.
ct is queer feeling, my dear, but
believe every man has it. He wishes
to keep from the one woman he calls
wife all the worst of himself. He
hSA " DS pun III hS1AC IAAc1C
she may always inherit the beautiful
kingdom of his home which he feels
he must not profane in any way.
81 have sometimes thought that if
men would treat their wives as they
do their mistresses there would be
fewer divorces. l know positively
that if men would treat their mis-
tresses as they do their wives there
would be no mistresses.
care you shocked, Margie? You
see 1 am trying for once to be hon
est with you. l am no different from
other men, most of whom 1 believe
can love one woman devotedlyand be
untrue to her every week of the year.
81 did not mean to write you this
when began. 1 only meant to let
you know that since l nearly lost you
my soul is sick with dread that some
dow tho auf11I THING Dnipht como fTI1o
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
aremauusn fa9ren af i5ren e4uOen iber ben g9eiu.

@egen Der @9pere un0 StGrte ibrer
&linge unb neil tie fopobl als @urfs
tpie als Siebs unb StoBnaffe GEE
brau4t tpuroe, mar lie bic sefGhrs
li9ite uno pirfIamite oner germonts
59en @affen. .@on mG4tiser Jauf
qef9leubert bur9brane fie ben 5ei1s
besf9ilb uno seitattete, ben aertriimz
merten 6erab3ureiBen; gum StoBe
angetpenbet, f9lus tie breite unb tiefe
@urben uno aeri4metterte Die &noz
den; als 9iebpaffe s~eipabrten bic
@den Der S@neibe trGftige beilartige
Wirfune." Die Streitart, bic meiit
f90n b~er3iert uno ettpds tleiner NOR
als Die fir ben 9arsgebrau4 Bee
ftimmte Mgt, fopie bas Bell itanoer,
tueil fte ebenfans als @urf< uno
G@lagtpoffen benuBt purben, Der
5rame am nd9ftsn. 8eriibmt mar
6as Rrieesbeil Ser 5runten, bic ios
genonnte nSrdnoista,~ bic cine fsbr
ftorte, iiberaus f4arfe 2linge unb
eine1 furaen Stiel bate. Ser Rrie>
ger f9leuOerte biefes Bell beim eriten
Mnlauf ouf ben @sgner, I'm ieine11
@4ilo su sertriimmern, uno ftiirste
ii9 als0ann nit Dem S4perte auf
i'm. Iatiirli9 purbe Ole Grunaista
audi ols 6iebpaffe gebrou9t. Wei@
ter finbst fi9 biefe oOppeIte @erpenos
bartlett mod Bel ben Streitbdmmern.
Diefe f9on felt ber Steinseit GEE
fiibrte @offenform mar namentli4
in ben ftanbinoDii9en 2Gnbern oIs
.Sborsbammer" beimif4 unb erittpe@
Der brett gum 3ermolmen, fpiB gum
0nr9bobren ooer fdneibig gum 3ers
fpolten ongelest. Der Gage mad bats
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

fGrieb sam = tpie Die germonifdan
9eloeniosen uns beaeugen eiaen
ei9entiimli9en Slang unb bielfa@
aud punoerbare &rdfte unb Mirtuns
gen gu. grgob ii9 Elm Rrieger benz
anbern, 10 legte CT enttpeoer bas
Satpert ab, oosr faBte es an Der
Spite, 70 Dem Gieger ben @riff refs
9enb unb i6m slei9fam nabelesenb.
ii9 Der Maffe nun our 9inri9tnng
oes @efangenen gu bebienen.
9as 2angf9pert fam i'm @egen@
faB gu 5rame, 9ammer, Speer, Nnz
go, bic fopobl als Wurfz pie als
Na9paffen sebrau9t puroen, ausz
f9IieBli4 fir ben Nabtampf in Gras
&c. So CAB aber uu4 nod anbere
Nobpaffen, ndmli9 DOl9 unb 2angz
fpieB. Der 2ansfpieB ipurbe bon ben
@ermanen in ben boroeren S4ld@ts
reiben eefiibrt uno mar bon 10 iibers
mGBiger 2Gnse (pabrf9einli9 ettpa
16 Bis. 18 SUBJ, baB ct eigentli4
nitr IN gang fretem 9eldnbe, no tpez
Der 8dume unb @eftriipp feline Mirts
iamteit lGbmten, sebanbbabt perben
tonnte. Sn fumpfigen, moorigen
Gbenen, mo sic fapergeriiiteten &0>
mer ii9 ni9t gu befpegen Dermo4ten,
bat er ben germanif9en &riegern oft
portreffli6e Dienite geleiitet. - gu
ben Nabz unb @urfnaffen famen als
eigentlide Sernpaffen 0ana nod ber
8ogen unb bic G9leuber. Die
S9leuber mar rlur Die @nffe bes gez
meinen @oIts; ibr Mirtungstreis or
ftredte fib auf 300 Big $50 @dritt,
unb innerbaIb elmer @ntfernung BON
100 Biz $50 @4ritt ertpiefen ii9 If
re gef4ofe ols febr mOroerif@.
(S9luB foIgt.)
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

@ei6i9tsf9reiber 9lsat6ias = npirft
Der frdnttI9e &rieger ben @nso.
Der, fobalb er Den &0rper trifft, iibrr>
aus tief einoringt unO bonn @erpuns
0eten ni9t berausge5ogen tperben
fann, Der Miberbaten tpegen, tpel9e
fur9tbare unb t0bli9e @9mer5en
Derur1a@en. @iebt biefes Der Sran=
te, 70 fprinst er binau, briidt 0ur@
einen Srttt auf ben Speer nit Der
Gait 1eines R6rpers ben S@ilb oes
@egners berab uno t0tet ben unbe>
oedten NIT Der Mrt ober einem anz
beren Speer."
Die bprnebmfte unb toitbarfte
@affe Ser alien Deutiden paren bic
S9nerter. Sic tdmer bon anen
@ebr5eusen ieoenfans als Iebte BEL
ibnen ouf, neil iie bod muir aug Mez
tan gut hergeite[t iperben tonnten.
3tpeifellos paren fie aber ebenfals
f@on in prGbiforif9er .3eit Bel ben
berI9iebenften @tdmmen I'M @ez
brau9, tpenrt ouh nur in febr be-
f9rGnttem MaBe. Gs CAB atpei
6auptformen Der altgermanif9en
@9iperter: 3tpeii9neibige unb ein@
19neibige. Die 3peif4neioigen,
ourGneg eiiernen S9perter, bic
Spatbas, batten gerabe, fait meter
lange &Iingen. 0ieie iparen es, bic
gu Sen 3eiten Der @ot6en, 2ongobar>
ben unb Tranten, tpie BET ben fpGtee
rem 3iisen na@ Stulien un6 paldz
tina 70 getpaltisen S4reden Dor benz
oeutI9en Narnen berbreiteten. Niht
minber gefiir9tet nerben aud Die
einf9neibigen S9nerter, Der 2angz
To9s uno Der @eramfa9s, getpefen
Isin. mudtige 9numeffer ober Sdbel
nit bispeiler gefriimmten Rlinsen
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

BON our6f6niftIi9 ~ Biz 21s Sub
2Gnge II. elmer Breite bon 11a-2h
Son. DoB IS ober nod melt grDBere
Gremplare gsgeben bat, betpeiien Der
BEL ROpsnbagen gefunoene orei Sub
lanse Seramla9s, Iopie bas sepaIs
tige 9iebfnpert BON 6ronItetten, befz
Zen @etpiht nod iebt Obne &nopf
un0 S9luBbiigel iiber Az pfuno be-
LtrGgt unb bos pobl aIer Mabri9einz
li9teit mad als Maffe zines @ors
tGmpfers i'm S9lo9tteils Der 0lIes
mnnnen anaufpreden fein biirfte.
Dds fir cine furdtbare Wirtung
miifen fol9e Hiefenf9nerter in Der
9unb Der 9ermanif6en 9iinen sebobt
boben. Oeren ROrpertruft ia Die 9iebs
paffe melt mebr nngepoBt NOR als
bic Sti9puffs. Dus @riffftid hat>
te Bel Der Spatba meiit nur bic 2Gns
&c elmer itarten Juuit, Die meiften
Sd9fe bingesen tpetfen 10 longe
@riffe ouf loft 10-12 3pl). bob
beioe S6n6e beim !Siebe gebrau9t
tperben tOnnen. Die S9eiben tporen
5uerit aus 9oIa, nit 2eber iiber5os
gen unb on Der Spite pte an Der
Defining un0 lungs ben &anten nit
@rafreifen beI9lagen. 9as 2ang>
i9pert bling an Der re9ten 9iifte, mo
Is in Der Regel nit Soften am Gings
bemb befeitigt tpurbe. Mie bod uns
fere @orfobren ods @9tpert f9dBten,
ergibt ii9 f9on barals, 0aB elm olts
germanif9es @eIeb Den Mert zines
fol9en nit @9eibe Dem bon z &ii>
BEN Dber atpei Stuten gleiate[lte. Sci
mdn9en beut56en Stdmmen iuurbe
benz S9perte cine Dirt bon gDttli3er
@erebrung auteiI. Die 6ranten. Sa@s
fen u. a. f9puren ben SID oes Sries
bens unb Der Sreue auf lire Maffen,
uno nod Bis gum 10. S~dbrbunoert
ertannten bic @eri9te Sen Glib duf
bas S9pert on. Mls unaertrennli9e
8egleiter Der SeIben g%etpinnen bic
S9nerter Bel ben 9i9tern fuft eiees
ne periOnltdteit un6 ieI~bftGnoiges 9es
ben. sic baben tpie Die S9iffe,
@oTe unb Sunbe tire beIOnberen Na>
men; fie bererben fi9 aIs tpertDOIe
5amilienfiide BON @ef9le9t gu @es
f9le@t. 8eribmten S@pertern
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Der Irame in ibrer 8eftimmung
Dertuanot, tpenn aud ni9t 10 p%ielIst'
tia tuie oiefe, paren Der Ser, @pssr
o6er @urffpieB, fofpie Der 4ngo. Der
Ser 1otte cine f9luntere, fpiBert
Rlinge als bic Grome, mar peniger
f9per oIs bieie unb gum Wurfe duf
or6Bere @ntfernungen beltimmt. Iber
aud NIT oieIer Iei9teren Murfpaffe,
Die fe tpasere1t iiber so @@ritt uno
i'm 8oeen Bis su $50 S4ritt gee
f9leubert bnben 1oIIen, eraieIten oie
sermanif9en Rrieger nu9tige Mtrs
funger, beri9tet uns Sacitus bod,
boB ie ouh mebrere SpieBe ouf eins
nal f9Ieuberten unb bur9 einen ems
aigen Speerpurf Glide &Omerf4ilz
De bistpeilen auf einnlal bur9bpbrt
uno glei95om aneinanber geheftet
tpurben. Der pabrf9einIi9 benz
@urfIpieB Der rDmif9en 29ionsfoI@
ooten na9gebiI6ete Mngo, elm on Der
Spite nit Miberbaten Derfebener
Gpeer bon ungepDbnli9er, oft melt
mebr oIs einen Meter betrdgenber
gifenlGnge, mar nomentli9 ben
Sranten eiger unb Elm Souptbeitanbz
tell ibrer 8epaffnuns. nSm Ram>
Pfc" heiBt es BET benz erie9f9en
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

ftalt porauitelen. Daber ftebt neben
Diaries. Der befanntli9 bertpadfen
mar. Der Marf9al bon 2uremburg,
9eraog 9enrp BON Montmorencp, ein<
aig in feiner Mrt ba. Mls oiefer am
rs. Suli 1893 Bel Neerpieben bic
pereinisten @ngldnber un6 Soldnber
gef9lagen bate. GuBerte erbittert Der
Bring bon Sranien: .Sft es nidt
mDglid, biefen 8udligsn gu befies
sen!g" Mls man benz Marf9al 6isfe
Meuberung binterbra9te, meinte CT
la4eub: .Mober tpeiB niir Der prina,
6aB i'd einen Budel 6abe? Sd babe
inn bod niemuls meinen @iiden ee=
5eist!"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
@eraaGupiert.

&ronprina. &uppredt piini@t cinen
perfDnli9en Muftra9 ausgefiibrt gu
Teben. Gin dlterer Sergeant nit
langem f9nuraem Bart uno iiber>
baupt bon gon5 martialif9em @en>
BERN miro baau beitimmt: wTihlt's
emf oaou aud fGbisg" fragte ber
Rronprins leutfelig. n&DnigIi9e Soc
beit," lautete bic MntmOrt, ~bd felt T
mir, / bin ALIEN fGhig!' Grf
6as oGfeitige @eld9ter, pel&es bieie
Mntfport ousl0ite. belebrte ben @ers
geonten, ooB er ii4 Derrannt i'm
Musbrud, unb fdnea DerbeFerte er
5id oesipegen: IS bitt' f4On, &Os
nigliGe !SDbeit, / boab bolt BLOB GEE
moant, ~ allen @uoten!"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
nGrIfOnis".
(ga6 gOetbes gauabe.)

.@er reitet 10 ipGt bur1 Na9t nno
Bin0?"
Ser MufIe unb Der Sron5oie eS iinO.
Sran5m1nn:
Goa', MuIie, tpns birglt Su 10 bang
9ein @eitdtE
Nuiie.
Giehit NrouSmonn 9u ben 5inbenbur8
ni6t?
Sen Sinoenbure nit f6drfem Shtpert,
Ser beute urs nod WtoreS le9rt,
Nuf ieinem Pfero nit Dem larl9em
@ntpeif?
Sran3mnnn:
o, Iufe. es lit elm @ebeIireifl -
Sinbenburg:
@u Iieber Gu5Ie, fomnt, geb' nit mirl
Gar fdDne 6piele 1pieI i@ nit Sir,
Ion9' butte @lumen iino am gang.
Nuffe.
Stein, Iieber Sinoenburg. mir 1T 10
bongl
&6 Sran3nrarn, nb Sran5mnrr, BORT
&u oenn rttdt,.
0os Ieife Az mir Der Sinoenbrr9
ipri1t2
Sr1n5mann:
limb iiebft Du ben alien SaeIeler oortS
Sen tenn i1 bon 70, = mir tonre1I
ni9t fort.
S1efeIer:
Sier eibt's iein 8ittern, feline bitterOer
&nidfe,
Sci mir gibt es quite unO oeltfde 8tdle.
9eine rDfen Soien uno I1one @eitolt,
SSmppnieren mir gar ni1t un0 lni1en
mid falt. -
Stun tparen iie beibe in fur6tbarer yeot:
Ser Stuff mar eefangen, Der Srnn5s
mann man tot.
!. Soiepb GiGineer.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
Gar's Sutherland.

limb SIR sObna ST Ct aud
brauBeng" nglee, fie bam'n MID ses
nommen; er fat ndmli4 iimuliert.A
LIMB bas eradblen Sic 70 offen?A
.Murum benn mid? gr bat ia n
2eiitenbru4." .unfinn! 60 tpas tann
man bod nint fimuIieren." sNatiir=
lid MID. Mber er bat n pirtli6,
Blob, er ipollts germ bienen, unb bsss
balb Fat ct Bel Der unterlu@uns Sc
iunbheit limuIiert.s
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
gOn elenea DeNsst.

Gs Iebte in 0ieIem 2riege
Gin Mann, Der pflegte NIT Bein
3u feiern mtiere Sieee =
Wit 8ein bonn Oentlden Nbciu.
Gr tront bon bober Sreuoe
Cine SlaIHe bel Sn6nentpeb'r,
1lno bieb BEL @IodengeIdute
3tpei burh Die 3ebIe 9eb'n.
9rei Gt0pIeI IieB er Iprineen,
SdoB MAJ @iftorin.
2ieb aud bas 2ieo erflingeu:
Surra, @ermnnial
Sod ais mir ndd PoIen tamer,
@riff i'm Dds Sie9en al.
11no nIs mir @roOno nobntene
@ar er elm toter Nonn.
9ns SIaggen, bas 2dliten, bos GdieBeN
Sat i'm al @runoe geri6t't.
@ptt Iab ibn Die Siin6e niGt biiBen,
ct mar Der ShIebtefte niht.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

rer Sdrte unb @poItbarteit tpegen
beionbers ooSu eignete, fteinerne 2an>
Sens uu0 pfeiIfpiben, tells ber5fOrmig
Ober breiedig, tells Ianaettenartig
fhmal, ferner Dol9e uno MieRer aus
Sseueritein ober &no9en, audi pObl
aus 9orn. MufdeIi4alen unb geipdls
tenem Robr.
MIs bic g1Dmer nit Sen alien
Deutfden in 8eriibrung tamen, be-
nnBten bieIs @affen aus 8ron5e.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Sci ben @ermonen bsItonoen Die
Wuffen in ser Dor9eI9idtIi4en 3eit
pie Bel alien lrpOItern 5usrft nur
Gus @teinen unb &nO4en, uuO lie
bienten ebsnIo our SosO uno ols
6onbiperts5eue ipie gum &riese. Die
Tunoe IN ben @rabitGtten, ben ioaes
Tonnten Siinengrdbern (9iinenbst'
ten), boben uns iiber Die @rt bieier
Woffen ousrei6enben @uffdIub gee
qeben. Sc eob Belle unO teilfOrmise
Merte, bic meift aus JeuerItein (Jlirts
Fein) bsrssftslt puroen, Der ii4 isis
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
DtR altRtt DKntHrhRtt.
s0rs @affen nno sampfsswsiie.

monifde Notionolpaffe bsfdriebens
uno aIs mOroerii9 unO fiesrsi@ Zee
aei6nete framea, elm Speer nit
TdmoIer, tur3er GiientIinse. Graine
unO S9ilo purOen benz ertpadfsrt.rt
&no6en gum 3eifen Ieiner @ebrbofs
tiqteit ii6errsi6t; Ois SingIings fiibrs
ten ben &riegstonS apif4en S4psrs
tern unb gefGuten Tromen aus; bic
Trome begleitete ben Mann in bic
9oltsberfammlung, unb ie sebOrte
All ben @ef9enten, oie Die @erlobtsn
fi9 gsseuieitis gu MAIDEN pflegten.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Seit Der @0Itertpdnberung battsn ein>
5elne germaniF9e @tGmme es fGon
gu GROCER Sertisteit in Der S9miez
befunt gebra9t, er5dblte man bod
.. 9. bon ben G9perttlingen, bic Der
Bdnbalent0nig Sraiamunb Dem
&beObori6, R0nis Der Ofsotsn.
f4idte, iie feien fart genus, um gis
fen gu ipaIten. tuOraus ii4 iebenfaus
entnebmen Idbt. baB fie aus sutem
Stabl geiHpeiBt iparen. Die a[Iees
iaein Derbreitetite Srubpaffe unierer
Borfdbren mar Die BON benz r0mi=
then S6riftfteller CACTUS als sers
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Sir ieben &erI. Der meme Sru9t.
0as Iebte Brpt Der Mrmen,
No6 tiinitli1 3i berteuern ill6t.
Sir ben geb'S tein grbarmenl
User iie 3rriid in Relern b6lt -
Das l1rteil lei lnfonii6.
1ln6 @erfer1aft uno Strnf an @elN
Gou treffen ben ,brafonii9l
(glus benz ~Siterifi".)
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

te Der 5ammer oss Donnersottes
felbft, Der Miolier, Die @isenfdaft,
baB sr ME fein 3iel perfebltt unb 10
melt er aud sef@leubert tuurbe, ims
mer tpisber in bic 9unb bes @Ottes
5uridfebrte. Sn Der 3eit Der @ron5e
uno oes @ifens biloete oiefe Rriess,
paffe als ~9ubbummer" ODER n9arts
bammer" nod nein peitberbreiteies
nnb Defenders bon Ser &eitsrei germ
gefiibrtes Gtreitserdt, bos fid aulebt
gu 6uEerft f9lanten unb prG9tigen
Tormen entpideIte." Wurfdrt unb
Burfbammer paren - pie bic Tras
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Minberpertis. Gin itels
lungslpfer MrtiF 5%peifelbafter 9ers
tunft melbete ii9 auf benz Merbebu=
reau in 2pnoon. Mit 9ilfe zines
Dolmsti9ers gelans f@liebli9 bic
Be itdnbisung.
Molen Sic our Snfanterie2
Nein, i9 mD4te gu Den Jliesern.
Saben sic Mut?
Sapobl. Den bab' i@. SIT bin
aud 59nihoelfrei!
@as? @9niaoelfrei iinb Sieg
Damn f0rlnen mir Sic niht brauAen!
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

me - nomentIt6 bo5u beitimmt. ben
Mneriff nit Der blanten Daffe beafp.
ben Ginbrud in ole feinoIi9e SteIs
luna porsubereiten.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Batter: Mber. Sunse. geitern bee
BE i'd Dir erit bic @OIOaten gefauft,
uno beute 1T beretts i9on tpieber Die
6Glfte babon ent5mei!
Snnge: So, 8ater, i'd bin beite
i'm &oten &reua. Oa muB i'd bod
8ertpunoete baben!
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

- 9eufaer. Nu9tpGdter (oer
ols 2onbitiirmer our 8etpa9nng ets
nes &uTenlasers tommunbiert piro):
Oa bamm mer's, i tomm bod mein
2ebetag net bon Der 8G9terei meg!
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Sin bat6Iiser Sel6berr.
Nan pflegt in Der &esel einen
Nelbberrn, aumaI einen iieggefrOnten,
als einem Mann bon fattIi9er Se>
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-03

PROFESSOR COATES WORK

The Normal School has been very
fortunate in having during the past
week a series OF lectures on Ken
lucky school problems by Prof. T. j.
Coates, State Supervisor OF Rural
Schools. Professor Coates spent the
entire week here giving two or more
lectures each day.
As supervisor OF Kentucky schools
Professor Coates has had unusual OPP
portunities for studying the educa-
tional affairs OF the state and always
speaks with authority on these mat
tiers. His acquaintance with the
leading educators over the land en-
ables him TO bring TO his work in
this state the most modern and ap-
proved methods Of work.
No one else in Kentucky has done
so much TO standardize the work In
the rural schools. The Kentucky
course Of study. the animal syllabus
for institutes are chiefly from his
pen. These two publications have
done more than any other printed
agencies to unity the country school
work in the state.
Professor Coates is unusually sue
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-03
University Column
ALL DEPARTMENTS COOPERATE

Last Wednesday students from all
the departments met in the Voca-
tional Chapel and organized varsi-
ty cheering squad. They pledged
their allegiance to the institution as
a whole and expressed their appre-
citation that we have something in
common between all departments
this winter which will have ten
dency TO eradicate much Of the feel
ing which has existed for years.
This meeting showed very clearly
that the student body puts the love
OF the institution above that Of any
single department. officers from
each department were elected and
the entire squad is cheering enthus-
iastically for the institution as q
unit. Their great interest in ath-
letics was made evident by the
crowd present at the game with