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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19

'meinen Bablen iiht beteiligteit, gro.
BE llnritbe 9elteno n1aht.
grttiihe uno fran8oiiide Iruppell
lino in Der 0obe BON aorint6, @rie.
9enI1no, gelanoet. Qieie Stoot lit
As 9leilen neitIih bon gltben ent-
ferut. Sontt bnben Ole llaiierterl
SteIllmeen gelpGblt, poourf @rie-
henlato fnlt eGnolid etiieei9loIien
lit, ndnulid: Snlorifi I'M 0iteh SEQ
ri1ttb INT SiiOeil 1uao aorfu i'm 8e.
iten.
gerbrenuen 9ufnmcutr.
9lntfter0an, t9. syan. 9ie Sol.
ntide 8eitung bat ants Sofia Die
Mitteillng erboltetL baB Die Sc
ian0tidaften Der 3entralmQfte in
atben bon ibren Hegiernngen @ei-
Jung erbnlten bo6en, alle 9ofumente
in ibren ar6ioen 5u berbrennen, INN
5li berbliten, Dab Oieie in DIE S1noe
Der 5eir0e faaen. iollten 6teie 4tbell
beieben.
8rieden 5ie6en Sruppen 5nriif.
gltben, i9. San. = g1it 9lusrab.
ME eineS 8ataiIlon8 sSnfnnterie ftno
ale grie6ii6eit 3ruppen aug Der
neltralen 3one an Der ierbtidsorie.
Aii6en @ren5e 6itriifge8ogen iporOen.
0ie gIlliierten boben Der griefliihen
@eaiernna oieies anaeraten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
0eitcrreid. .llngarn iicgreidJ.

Berlin 10. san (SSunfenberi1t. }
gllts Dem Dlterreihiid) ungorilden
Rriegsantt miro ultternl geltrigen 0a.
titnl getneloet. 9ie iogenannte 9teu-
iobrsl6la6t in 0itgoli3ien imo an
Der beiiorabiihen 5ront fam jeBt
ols been0et betrohtet tDeroen. Set
geitern bat lt1 nihts bon gebeutitng
3ltgetragen. gluf elmer 6ront BON
t30 StiIometer 1904 Meilen) maren
uniere Gruppen ii6erall lieqret6.
lltiere Snfanterie, Die 0ie GntIcbel-
0llng Der Sdladt, ilnterItiibt BON
Qrtiaerie berbeifii1rte, bat Dem
5eiltOe eegeniiber. Der ms an 3abl
ipeit iiberlegen NOR, ale alten Stel-
ltnoen bebauptct. 8ie groBe gtelt.
iabr8idlad)t in Seltprreidls 9foro.
often bic am "a. DECEMBER begonu
uno nur all einen Iage unterbro-
den puroe, enbetc am Ia. S5anlior.
3ublret6e Gegiruenter befan0en lid
II Gage ununterbrodeu i'm beiBen
@efeGt.
9Ius Den ruiiiiden GagegbefebIen,
ben 9[usiogen Der @efongefien uuo
ben 8arihten pffi5ieller riiiiiber
9ldtter gebt 8ur @eniige bernor, ouB
0er 8efeBisDaber Der ruiiilden Siio.
nrn1ee iid nit groBen &ldnen trlg.
GerieIbe fiibtte ungebeure Grilppen.
maiien ms 5elo, an feinenl Bnrfte
aber bate er trgeno melhe grfolge
ouf8uipeiien. 8ie gerIidte Der Gul-
len betrogen minoeltens 10000
Wlonn an 5oten uno 9erimlnoeten.
5000 Wtonn 9erieten in @efangen-
i6oft Der 5einb bringt 8erItGr.
fungen nah Der oiteali3iiden 5ront.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Ruqen nQd6 S-tdgiger
Sd6(ac6t ge(r6lugen'
Die Cffrniiuc Der JlniIeu i'm Ganfa-
jus nuO in Gltgali5ien sn.
iamnen8cbrOdcn,

aonitontinopcl. 10. San, il6er
9liniteroam lnn 2onOon Die tiir.
fii1e Seeresleitting per6ffentlihtc
beute gorI1ittag naditebenoeil 8e.
ridt aallfaits 5ront. Die Ruiicb
nelde lmiere Stellllngen ouf elmer
fat blmoert Wteileu peiten SSroni
odt Gage lang dngriiien iiilo oui
ollen Blnften 5uriideeidlagen NOR
ben, 8ir erbielteu reft3eitig Ser.
itdrfitugen uf0 eroifneten Balm ei.
nc gepaltige @egenoffeniibe, mel9er
Die 9fuiien nitt mioeriteben fonnter.
Der 3ein0 erlitt ungeulein ihpere
&erluite an Eoten lmo 8erpuubeten,
Dlit 9IuSnabne einiger uubeoeliten.
Der genoeruigen in uilicren Stellun.
gen lit Die fir Inns gilnltige Gage
lnberdnoert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Auiiertt Qns
Grir0rnlono
bfrQu5btOr0rrt!
8arOeu in ciuer fprnlclleu Mute anf-
geforOert, arisdliidlcs SerFitO-
rtnm 5il rauMen.
9Slunen Slaiierte a0uisSmOrS?

g9ien 10. San Son Sofio
bier eingetroffcne DepeI6en 6eiogefL
0oB bic griediide Gegicrling unt
2ienstag cine 9tote an bic oiplomatis
ideu 8ertreter Der Gntentrmadte III
2lt6en geianot babe, monad oic MI
Iiiprten allfgeior0ert perOer 0as bon
ibren Grltppen beieet gc1altene grie-
diide IerritorIlnl ungeiaunt al
rdumen Sieriiber iin0 Die Gyran3o-
len un0 griteil duBerit aufgebr1dt
nno fino enti1lofen. ben 9luforoe-
rlngen Mot naA5afommeu
a0nig aonitnHtin in 2c6ensgefa6r.
N1oilano, 49, San. 8a a6itiq
aonitonttn nit giedt fiirdtct, melld-
lings ernloroet 3it per6en, bot man
Die 3o6l ieiner 2eibwa6e peroop-
pelt. 9ltbener glQdri6ten 5ufolqe
3eigt fid ser 6erridcr uur ielten in
Der 9effentlidteit. gs beiBt. 0aB
5ablrethe Ageuten Der @ntentcnldh-
te unter Ser griediit5en geoolfcrllng
tdtig iino, @eIo nit Dollen SGnoen
lpeggeben rno cine reoolttionGre
8emegltng au5u5etteln oeriu6en.
Serbem in Galpuifi.
9ltben, 10. San. SER beiBt es,
OaB ierbiidbe Streittrdfte, oic iid
nod gllbanien gefGidtet battet, no6
@riedenlon0 eingeifJfft pur0en un0
bel Salonifi gelan0et itno.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
PRODUCES
NEW MODEL
Detr0iter Motor Car
Co. Announces Sen
satiOn' Car

Walter r Rmford production ON.
eineer of The Detroit Motor Car com.
pany has more than made good the
prediction made a short time ago
that he was going TO produce a sen.
sation car for the Deuoiter-one
which would cause wonder among
the public and The automobile deal
ers Bamford has bad lot of expert
cnce ,a constructing rirh-grade
motor ears He knows what quality
means and IN the construction OF
the new Derroi'cy "SIN.85" which
will Doc seen ear the Chicago national
automobile show for The first time
he has UuQueslionaHIe furnished tho
automobile sensation Of the year.
The directors of the Detr0itcr gave
Pamford free sway in the coustruc
uon of his new creation He was
simply told Build tho host car YOU
know how 10 build make it diner
ent distinctive and impressive.
DOM spare expense anywhere. make
it quality ,ar good an the way
through IN. lines of the now DE.
troiteT six are a revelation u
themselves. rhey are ur. and ab.
-olutrl- distinctly. It .- eager with
power. wonderfully re uu0-ae easy
rp handle. au r.all--la. e-t44p.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
WOULDRATE
ALL TRUCKS
Stanley c. Wilson Says
Standard Should
Be Set

1hore .ea question that win arise
u mo motor truck field before long,
0l tae question is going TO be the
standardization OF the rating Of mo.
,or truck. stanley O.. Wilson, sec
ru'ary oI the j. o.. WIua company.
1t DDro.t. has recently called atten-
ton To- The great variation In the
horsepower rating of me models
uuf o# D, different manufacturers
Hatar. Iuas" said Mr. Wilson,
ro us thar there should be
oue attempt 10 arrive ar a stand
r'-77-0n for tnc rating % motor
'.".E It Wilf' D" possible FOR the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce ro take steps 20 have all
.a... rH' out nv rhe different man
.fa.r.r- thoroughly examined and
.an nd ar a capacity found consistent
'' ariarf= 90 be adopted by
.H FL committee I believe that
H. would have ID tendency which
l D.. considerable to eliminate
t.. policy 1f some manufacturers
ho or.rr1to trucE capacity lu their
.s..rH.ug campaigns.
Ta. greet variation IN rating both
.. 'hu auacHy and also 0f the
.uaHey Of motor trucks of
... american manufacturers. was
........ ........... .... .. . ,..,...- - ,..r, I,.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

motors are Ioorne more uJ more
with favor uu tle tCyliudsr ma.
lur
D. is said oH good authority -hu
tho cIrhtDy yJuagr motor m Wadu
more advancement Iu the past f.ar
than amy n'h. spy of motor lp
day me olrHt.suder motor m. t.t
Lost advanced 'ype OF coD-lTu."o.
lumInum r-rons, adjustable gam
shaft Chain drive. tasaHrd sIm
dsrs. making IN light in weight puH
crl1 ii operation
The I2-sy,udrr also must boz CON
sidor.d What its future viii b. +.
predetermined There is uo u.uE.ua
rhc tact chat The ~, unless sama
thing else puts in am appearance
wll %. The motor for the bIah-pr.cfd
automobile.
Win the introduction of q new
aaragrofor known es the Bal. Hi
8al duplex two--tage. 'Ue question
of DarUurcuou Tor multiple cylinders
sane 10 have passed There .F nu
duslle the fact that mulripI" gsuu
der motor manufacturers caught
many carburotor companles uonpue
Tl, rrV carburctor. now regular
equipment on the King and Fo.r
Tess. 8. also being tested oar Dos .H.
gs manufacturers Of 12cElua..
cars
Am asset which manufacturer n.
mulp., cylinder motors look upon
with prdc is the fact that "sacH
tive. connected with coupW.
manufacturing automobile part ana
who are we'll acquainted with motor
ear progress today are the best aa
voratos OF the oightcyIud,r r
this from driving experience There
are at Ica.t 200 eiehtcy'indar '.a"
.ag- and Kings alone Boz th. bands
OF automobile parts men
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

cI vhcn number of these cars
vnu. into operation
With tho American public de
maadug power. deUblity. depcnda.
.iity. stability and durability. the
eigbrcylnder came in a. The oppor,
tune time While the eightcyuudor
motor has shown nothing phcnomc-
nal iu Ihe way OF speed the race
plots Of national reputation who
nv Investigated. claim that this Is
caly "a matter OF gear ratio and "a
tev detail changes The American
public today rs demanding more
power in an automobile than speed
The manufactures is boUing 10 th.F
demand
There o. no DENYING the fact thar
thr automobile manufacturers Lay,
had 'us. trouble in producing au
aighroyIud,r product without wha,
automobile engineers druomiuafe
bugs thar with any other typc of
motor Tho fourey'nder motor has
pae-od through many stages Of de-
velopwrut Today ,t has settled o..
s,If down to the thousand dollar and
ty.oR prt % class. whore 10 perform
with much credit The -.vcyliuder
MOTOR advanced IN. public further
stop e.,irl them more power fevi
hl.y amt motor touch bu' with th"
introduction OF The sieHt.cy hinder
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23

That he has the oldest Of corn
IN Missouri is the belief III a Webb
City man wliD bases his claim on
posseesioncfa petrihsd ear 81
sorn' ftdhd recently by workmen
excaHatfhgfbr u residence. After
q siiotof dynamite in limestone a
rockof peculiar formation was
piclssd!d up and lalsr proved to-
hsve bssaf atto,IS time an ear of
corn..
Az q nesting in Bloomfield last
Mondsyit Was decided 10 pre-
pare two petitions and circulate
them among the qualified voters
OF Stoddard county for signatures.
One petition will ask for a gener-
al stock law, while the other will
ask for q law restraining sheep,
hogs and goats. The petition
having the largest number OF
names will be filed with the
county court.--Dexter Messen-
ger.
One man was, instantly killed
and two others injured Wednes.
day afternoon, when a seaffold
fell where the men W ere working
on tn Q new grain elevators
In Essex. The dead inan was
Walter Johnson Of Essex, the
injured Ephram Swanson OF
Chicago, and Earl Riga, who
was connected with the Murray
Construction Co., in this city for
some time. 1t was Riga's first
day on the job. He and Swan.
son are in Poplar Bluff hos.
pital. Swanson had one leg 80
badly crushed it had to be am
putated, Riga has spraineds
ankle and is considerably bruised
but no serious injuries.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23

The night riders cases tried at
New Madrid last January aggre.
gated a total cost of S4953.30, but
OF that total sum the state OF
Missouri paid the sum Of s4131. 80
leaving the sum Of s821.70 to be
paid by New Madrid county. OF
the SO defendents who were ar.
rested by the sheriff charged
with various crimes committed
by the night riders, SO were con-
victed, and the State nolled 8
Gases; Is men we're convicted and
sentenced to the State peniten-
|tisry for terms ranging from 2 to
B years each, and AZ were con-
vioted of misdemeanors.
Sheriff White this week receiv-
ed from the cashier OF the First
National Bank Of Dennison, Iowa.
a draft for FIVE dollars to reim-
burse him for the expense he was
put to in getting warning to
the bank so that the bank would
not send ten thousand dollars to
Mr.. Konz, on lowan who had
been persuaded to bet on fake
horse sob enc ct Excelsior
Springs recently. The bank
highly complimsnted our sheriff
| for his alertness Ia the matter,
and warmly thanked him for his
warning. which probably saved
Mr.. Konz from losing MI his sas :
lmgs.--Liber,y Advance.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
ep.lns pssron Saline.

81. James the Great 10 worth noting
- Of the company OF the Great Twin
Brethren. the Bownaen Of Mons and
the Angels Of Neuve Chapelle. Span
ish tradition tells how his body was
miraculously brought to Compostells
and thoro enshrined. and how the
saint arose and at Clavijo. In S4i.
mounted on q white horse, slew 10000
Moors. Hence the Spanish Order Of
st. James Of the Sword. Santiago Do
EspadA
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
Prepare Drive On Hessian'
Fly.

1 .
"The most gigantic drive thsl
has ever been delivered against
the Hessian fly 10 now being pre-.
pared by Missouri farmers in
every wheat growing county Of
the state," says T. J. Talbsrt, as.
sistant professor OF horticulture
at the University OF Missouri al
Columbia. According to Mr..
Talbert, the fly is now intrenched
IN the flax seed and maggot stage
between the leaf sheath and stalk
at the bottom Of the wheat plant.
The enemy will remain In this
position until fall, thus providing
the farmer an opportunity to deal
him an effective blow at his
weakest point.
During the months OF July,
August, and September the trsn-
ches Of the Hessian fly can easily
be .aken without artillery prepa-
ration. As soon as practical af-
ter harvest, the farmer will ad-
vance in the open to the first
line trenches In the wheat stub.
BILE fields, and by the use OF the
disc, harrow and drag he will
bury the enemy deeply beneath
the coil.
In order to make the destruc.
ton Of the enemy complete, his
food supply must be cut off. This
can be done by discing and har.
rowing the plowed ground to
keep down volunteer wheat.
The fly will make his general
attack upon the fall wheat dur
ing September and October after
which he will take his encamp.
ment for the winter at the base
OF the wheat plants. Az the lift
OF the fly is only four or fiye days
in the adult stage during which
time the eggs are deposited on
the wheat leaves, it is advisable
to SOW the wheat late enough tc
escape the egg laying CT the main
fall brood OF flies.
The fly free dates for Missouri
are about as follows: For north.
ern third Of state, Oct. /; cen.
tral third, Dot. 8; southern third,
Dot. 16. II the fly is allowed te
intrerch himself in early whes'
and volunteer wheat in the sum.
mer and fall, he may emerge the
following spring in numbers suf.
hcient to do great harm 10 wheaI
that was sown on the fly free
date. To make q successful
fight against the enemy, coop.
Grafton is necessary and cannot
be too strongly emphasized.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
companY'a Position

A. the head Of an insurance. com
pany. he decided to visit one Of the
districts which showed falling on IN
business. and quietly investigate
While thus engaged. he was asked
how his company found business.
speaking for itself. "oh, vs viii b.
about half million ahead the firss
half Of this year." he replied. Ahead
Of whatr Why. ahead Of the undsD
takar.-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
m,s lar. A., Rieh..

Johnny 10 little southern boy Nv
fng In Texas with his grandmsthes
who ID little deaf. One day while
he was playing she called to him sev.
erai times, but he didn't answer. ~
nslly she said: Johnny. don't you
hear msi'' and Johnny says. "'Cosa J
bah you: my ears amt lame"
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23

James had . dispute with his little
friend and slapped her. His mother
heard Of II some days later and was.
tell him how bad she felt TO think
her little boy would strike girl He
looked embarrassed and. taking his
cap. started for the door. saying: -oh.
mamma. please don't say anything
about u. Che has forgotten Il hy this
tims. and II shs hasnt. have
Previous TO tho war. Interstate Com
mercc Commission figures showed gross
passenger earnings In Tho United States
wcrc IRON 5000. 10 ts51)0. per mile lesa
than IN Englar.d, Belgium. Switzerland.
Germany, Egypt and France.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23

Because Of the advance in the price
Of paper and other printing materials,
many newspapers have quite properly
advanced their rates.
Under identical conditions the rail-
roads are denied this privilege.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
Japsrsss Gardens.

The Japanese lay out their gardens
90 a. TO suggest famous scenes In
their history. Miniature landscapes
are laid out 30 as to recall well-known
spots In history, end suggest tho
events that have taken place there.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
Wsr 10 Aell,~

Those best qualified to know about
II claim that the expression War 10
hell" did not originate with General
Sherman. Just how, when and by
whom the term was first used u h
impossible 10 s1y.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23
ROUNDABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited, and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

Charleston has placed a post on
q busy corner to call attention to
the fact that the speed limit Is
six miles per hour. Some auto.
mobile drivers have already been
arrested and others warned for
violation Of the law.
II takes more than wind to
raise a mortgage, but a recent
tornado picked up deed in Yer.
non county and blew 1t to Cole
county, from where the finder
returnd it By mail to the record
er's office at Nevada.
A farm subscriber Of the Matt.
land Herald is still feeling opti.
mistic about the weather. and he
says that one year he planted his
corn on June 10 and that fall
husked 72 bushels an acre from
1t. So cheer up, farmers.
George Melone Of Mexico, SO
years old, is one OF the oldest
nimrods in Audrian county, and
just to prove he is shooting as
straight as ever has secured a
hunting license and Ia preparing
to pick the ripest squirrels.
At Joplin just to show that a
girl could climb a tree, nine year
old Helen Heavens climbed to
the topmost branch Of a big tree
in the yard. The branch broke
and the fall produced ,onoussion
Of the brain from which she died.
Tobacco setting SCENE to be
the main excitement IN this sec.
ton this week. II the boys
would set more tobacco in the
fields and not 80 much here on
the public square, it would help
the business more. .-DeKalo Tri.
bune.
Here in Missouri we have sev.
eral coonless towns. Rockville
claims to be dogless. But Spring.
field aspires to be the pigless city.
A census reveals 90 pigs kept in.
aide the city limits and the sani-
tary inspector has notified the
owners to move 'em out.
Earl M. Wilson, formerly of
louisiana, and we'll known in Pike
county, has recently been ap-
pointed general manager of the
Curtis Publishing company, at
Philadelphia, at q salary Of s10-
600 q year. He is the youngest
man who ever held the position.
Paul Baker, 8 years old, while
playing in the street in Cape
Girardeau last week ran in front
OF an auto and received injuries
which resulted in his dsatlra few
minutes later. The coroner's
jury declared the accident un-
avoidable.
Keeping his promise made more
than q year ago, George Begley,
Jr., Of Poplar Bluff, has turned
over TO the public library fund
there the proceeds Of the first
hundred bushels OF rice raised on
his new rice farm. The rice sold
for 81 a bushel.
The county court of Scott
county has decided to retain
county farm advisor Derr for
three more years at salary Of
s2,4OO . year, the county paying
$500, the citizens Of the county
paying s400 and the government
paying the balance.
Noting In an Eastern magazine
that each drink Of brandy short.
ensd . mans life eleven hours,
the Pleasant Hill correspondent
Of the Harrisoavills Leader has
discovered in his home town q
man who by this rule should have
died 900 years, 10 days and IL
minutes before he was born.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-06-23

~wsnty-four marriage licenses
were issued in Nodaway county
during the month Of May.
A wild rose has no more charms
for tho Morgan county farmer
who caught his foot in one the
othse day and fell, breaking his
arm.
The monthly report Of the state
treasurer shows that there was
balance Of Se,150, ,491. 1.52 in the
various funds on the first day of
June.
Atanssting of the city coun-
oil of Chaffee last week, official
announcement was made that
the population Of that city was
1850. e 8a
While gathering eggs. . Cass
county woman reports she found
in . single nest = turkey egg, a
hen egg, guinea egg and a
quail egg.
A concrsts road between Cape
Girardeau and Jackson is being
discussed. The estimated cost Of
the completed thoroughfare Is
placed at $4,000.
For thirty.seven years Miss
Ada Albert has held the same
place Ia the Msryville school and
has bsen selected to succeed her
self for next year.
A rural carrier out OF Kahoka
reports that during April he
brought in 70 money orders and
that three. fourths Of them were
to mail osder houses.
Cupid took vacation in De-
Kslb county and In four weeks
not q marriage license was issued.
The Union Star Herald says the
war probably will be blamed.
After singing himon the cheek,
as he was trying to hive a swarm
OF bees, one Of the insects then
crawied into q Chilhowee mans
ear, thus adding insult to injury.
Dick Hamilton says he has the
measlisst crowd he ever saw out
to his home-only six OF them
down ct once, when he could use
every one in the field.-Clarks-
dale Journal.
It costs money to wake up Bun.
ceton. On two nights young
man exploded dynamite sticks
just for a Joke. When he was
located and admitted the act, he
was fined s35.
With the exception OF five
years during the Civil war, when
he was away from home. A. F.
Means, born in 1881, has resided
on the farm in Clay county
where he was born.
lStanberry has a ''human fly"
AT least, 6tanberry did have one.
This particular h. I, climbed half
way up the side OF a building the
other night and then someone
sent for 0 surgeon.
The scott County Kicker pub
Iished at Benton has suspended
publication for one month and its
editor, Mr.. Hafner. will take .
much needed rest as he has been
In poor health the past year.
The State University held its
oommencemen exercises June 2,
at which $50 students received
degrees, certificate or awards.
The senior GLASS was the largest
In the history Of the institution.
After forty years Of use as q
parlor decoration sn old muzzls
loading shotgun at Warrensburg
blew up when its owner tried to
press il again into active service
IN = war Of determination against
6Darro ~.