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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
THIS N GROWS QUICKLY
Five Children In Two Years Is Record
Made by Wife Of Indiana
Parson.

Boonville, Ind.-Five children in
two years is the record made by Mrs.
Harry o. Simmons, wife Of the pastor
of the %Yankeetown NJ. E. church of
this county.
Twins were born a few weeks ago.
Triplets were born two years ago., two
boys and a girl. the latter surviving.
The twins. a boy and a girl. are
healthy youngsters.
1t is understood that the NJ. E.
church congregation is planning to i'll.
crease the Rev. Mr.. Simmons salary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

Bibea announced he made the con.
tribution in celebration of his release
on bail from Jail, where he was placed
following Il charge Of carrying cor
ccaled weapons.
Police, however. argue that Bibea,
while %concealing weapons. didn't con
ceal the contribution. They do say he
announced it in church with enthusi.
asm and with exceedingly great tonal
power.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
PUT SIS IN COLLECTION BOX
Akron Police Now Question Sanity Of
Generous Contributor and De.
mand an Investigation.

slips an honest to goodness SIS bill in.
to a church collection plate? Akron
police want to know.
Theodore Bibca did 1t here recent.
ly. Police arc holding him pending
an investigation into his mental bal.
ance.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
LEFT TO DIE AS TIDE RISES
Boy Lashcd to PiIine by Burglars in
New Jersey Is Rescued Just
In Time.

Atlantic City, n. -Four negro
burglars caught at work early the
other morning by John Streeper, sew
enteen. took him to n bridge connect
ing Venice Park with the westerly side
of the city. dashed him fast to the pill
ing and left him to drown or freeze.
The tide had risen to his neck when
he was rescued by Chief Davis.
He was taken to a hospital where
he Is recovering.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
How He Described It,

The newly arrived citizen from
Italy was trying his best to buy a
colander. but could not make the clerk
understand what he wanted. The clerk
showed him several kinds of pans. but
ut each he shook his head. Finally
he got al idea.
"Giv-a me dis.a kind" he said. rs
water 20 ahead, re macaroni stop"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
FATHER AND SON AT COLLEGE
Son Is Freshman at Albany College
While Pa Is Taking Special
Course.

Albany, Ore.-A father and son are
both attending Albany college this
year. They are Rev. d. NJ, ligbee
and his son, V. Byron Higbee, both Of
Shields.
The latter is enrolled as a member
of the freshman class. His father is
taking special work in English and
literature.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Domestic Drama.

Where are the papers," he de-
manded.
She looked him fearlessly In the
eye. Il have hidden Them she said
calmly.
Woman. You dare to defy me?
Produce those papers instantly. or
l."
That will do, Henry. Sit down and
eat your breakfast, and III give you
the morning papers after you are
through. I'm tired Of seeing you 80
absorbed in the war news in the morn.
ing that you haven't time to say q
word to me or the children
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Mother Labor Union.

Heiny-I see by the papers this
morning there was another 'tie-up' on
one of the western railways yesterday.
Omar-That SO? What was the
cause?
Heiny-Oh. a silly couple thought 1t
would be romantic to get married in
Il parlor car.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Purely a Defensive Measure.

FuTeTy q OeIeHSIVe WedSuTe'
Hear how old Wogram got even
with the war;"
No. How'd he do it,"
"Weli, when the war cut of the dye.
stuffs Wogram cut off his whiskers."-
Judge.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
pjyertiru the Funds.

Divertirg n FUNDS.
Jacks father sent him money to
hire a tutor"
"Well?!"
He hired a chauffeur-said that
was the kind of tooter he needed"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Natural Conclusion,

He--I see the West fears a horse
famine.
Shc-Why? Haven't they automo-
hileS out there
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13
Not Gray Hairs but Tired Eyes

make us look older than we are. Keep
your Eyes young and you will look young.
After the Movies Murine Your Eyes. Dent
tell your age. Murine Eye Remedy Co.,
Chicago, Sends Eye Book on request.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

Love and coins cay be tested by the
ring.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

Even the worm will turn--perkaps
into q butterfly.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

Nurse-The new patient in " ward
ia l~ight-headed.
Doctor-De]irious or blonde?
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

There are $3.50 students now study.
ing ut the University of Pennsylvania.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-13

The moral of a dogs tail always
points to the past.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

% IN. Sobnion unb ieine
Battin bon Selnp!teob, 8. s., erfub<
rem bie(er Sage gu ibrer lteberra-
19ung, boB ibr 18jdbrtses sD6ter=
chen Mabelin Dor einisen Sage,n it,
rem Nabbar, ben 40 Sabre otter
George S. 5ullipan, Der felt einem
Sabre Wittper NOR unb mebrsre
&inoer bot, in @odb.le Centre aes
beirotet bobe. Die Gltern fparen 6o
gesen, lpeil Die gp9ter su iung 1ei,
snnb batten @ullipar er5llht, bic
SCOOTER ni@t mebr 5u bei,den. @b.t
hos paor traf it9 beimli@ unb e..
nirfte Dom SDpnsGlert cine 2iaen3.
No9 Der @eirat Nfebrte bic Sodte,
ins Glternbols suriid, uno er{t cit.
paar Sage fpater ftellte fia @uIli-
BON ols @hipiegerF,bn. Dor. syrau.
Sobnf lon fiel in Sbnmaht, dis Ii
BON Der Sodter erfibr, bob Iie ben
Mltiper geheiratet bat. @ullipan
tom Dor 18 Monaten nod 6emp-
1teab unb gfiinbete i'm Mpril b. s.
cine 2ose bss ,Mopie"z Drbens.
Mls unIdn,sA in Memarf,
y. S, Der 5euert2ebrmarn Sobn 9.
8nrne ben funsiererteen 9ilfssGbe
9uibera auf einsn abgegebenen Mlarm
i'm Mutomobil nod Der gronhitatt,
bra9te, mubte CT Die @ntbedung ma
.4en, baB in fetner eigenen @otnuna
ouf benz erften Stod bes GraDitom
Observation-Disclosures Elm .3immerbranr
ausgebroden tpnr. Gr lpurbe mo-
!Irli4 BON GROCER Gorge i'm feline
5rau uno iein t!eines ainn erfabt,
ut1o bos umlomebr, als feline s5rau
erit por furaem BON einem Grippe
Mnfall ersriffen ttporben mar. gu
1einer 8~erubieung erfubr CT jeood,
bob Mutter llnb ainb ii9 in einem
rabegelegenen 2oben in @iderbeit BE
farben. ST besab iih bortbin unS
brahte feline 5rau nit benz &iubten
in @uiberas Mutomobil nod Der
Wobnung feiner Sdniesersltern,
Setn SmD1e9erpater, Jeuertpebrobel
Moorc, NOR cuff bic Ma9ridt bpr
benz Teuer in Der Mobnung {einet
5o9ter ebenfafls ber6eigeeilt. Der
8ranb mar in Dem @9laf5inmer
Bprnes ausgebrohen. purbe jebpd
pbne Nnitrengunscn auf feinen Serb
bei4ranft. Srau 8nrne ipar burd
cine Ra@borin. bic ibr einen @eiud;
abItattcn ipollte, auf Die @sfabr auf.
merriam gemaht tpproer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
Meucs mug Mustatint.
Sub int 8ctt aufscfmnbcn.

Cine trauriae glltoeduna mad1te
porgel tern Msorgen 6ralt @enrp Nei-
nefe, 500 &inoler apellte mobnbaft,
als lie al1fmadte l1lo ibren @atten
als 2eid)e nebe,1 lid lieaet iab. Ger
Maltn mar alt Nltersidaudde frieo=
lid, biniibergeldlllnlmert. Illdl 60
rol1er Or. 6. s.. &ilra lpar Ser @n-
lidlt, oaB Mltersidmade bic Spoes-
lrladje mar. Ser @~erltorbene er=
,reifte Elm Alter pnll SO Sabren. aber
NOR bis gu leinem pl6bliden Gooe
bel Der beiten @eiunobeit, 10 DOB Ser
900 fir Mlle cine lteberraldh,lg lit.
@err Heinede apllroc in 3eutlhlanN
geboren mp fam Dor 80 Sabren ms
9an0 nno balb oarouf nad) Wlusca-
tine, Der ~leitberigen @eimatb. Die
Sinterbliebenen iinb sic betagte @at-
tin lomie Die foleenoen &il1oer: Srall
.Sobn Mi1ocr uno Iralt Sranf 6let-
der bon bier, @enrp &einede bon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

Miiiipn, Seras, lutb IOoIpb uno
ssrco &eil,efe Don @asfea, Siib 3a=
fota. Die geerOisung finoet belrtc
auf Sem @reermooO SrieObpf ltatt.
Die &errcn q. s. Mlaenlls lt1lo S.
Garl Barnard betbeiligen iidl an ser
Soma State 9aullorpn1en's ao1oen=
in 9es Moines. Die @enann=
ten meroen ibr @eltes tbllll, Inn Die
&%oltpention nod Millseatine
SIT bringe1.
SRI. &atbrpn 9earo, cine lebens-
large @il1mobnerin bon Mllscatlne
Gurntp, lit III ibrent @eim, 515
Mpelllte, nad) ltltr 5%ebntagIger
porgeltern 9tad)mittag ge=
Sic m1roe al1f elmer 6arm
i1 Sepentp Sin Somnibip geboret
lrto lebte etma 80 Sabre in Ml1sca=
tine. Sic binterlabt slpei Sdneltern,
Die in Mfllscatine mobrell. Die ge=
eroigl1ng finOet morgen ltatt.
&err Charles &erll ap1ros borge-
ltern Mbe,lo III Ser gerlammllmg Ser
Sd1l6eboroe einitimmig sum uSru
ant" =9eamten mir bie Sdulen ser
StaDt mieoerernamnt. gs mllroe be,
ihloiien, mabreno bieIes Sabrcs mie-
einen uSas"- Say ~ab5ubalten,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

Gin ibcafer iunitdrer &odz6eth, Ser Guolitoten beNet, burd mcldc III
Scr Operation cine 9acrbaftgfcit uno 9cimiebfit er5el mirD.
llnierc SuuGjabrslager luo jest fonmct. unS ment Sic aus emcn
gprhn1cnt BON berIdicpenen gtplen at ma6lcn batter, puroen Sic anfrcn-
gun9cn MAIDEN, nm lnlcre Nusneuung srdunc gu belutcn uno Den Some
tic" au beIdtiacn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

toa Ser l~ettiabrise iid) 10 crfolgreid)
erpielet bot.
Sic @roBgeidaporellcll lperoel1 sic
folsenocn 6ale Slt oerbanoeln babell:
Spiepb Slnitb, @illiam Gailt, @p.
@arrs, @o1uarO @rap, Sobn Ieelp,
ollie megen Gergeben 9egen Oas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charles Sfeffingtol1, Ialidatle.
CLAUDE 8illia1nion, Iiebitabl.
gilbert Smith, Sragen p%erborgel1er
@aNen.
Sad safcr, @erlalIcn ieiner Grall.
Die ioIgenoen @roBacidNporelle,,
mtroen poreeitern bon Gid)ter q. q.
Barrier I'M Iiltriftsgeriht ei1geidpo=
len: Gorn1alm, .. &. Cation, Gbar-
les 6rad, Glerf; S. $. Sloomer,
Srant Gfett, $. o. "Trip, 8. 8. 60
Der, 2eanoer Wcaee, 9. 6. Seltital.
Serr Grnit sdoenig bon ser slrid,
Strabe bat Ben &ontraft erbalten,
mdbreno Der fonmenoen Sailpn gr=
frildalngen etc. I'M Mltscatille Suie=
ball Earf 1911 perfaltfen. Webrere
allgebpte maren e%illgereid)t woroen.
H g.
Sic S%nterllrbon 9ablt Ser W1llsca-
tine uno Solpa Gitp &aIlpap 50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
Mfucs aus Sod 9slano|

Sobt 8iQis, ein Jarbiger, lpllrOe
aeltcrn Morgen fmr5 nad 1 ll1r in
leinem Seim, 2221 3. Moenl,e,
ldmer5lid, p%erbranltt, oils cine Cant
pc, bic ct nit 4etrolcl,l1 fiillen mol-
-te, rrptooirtr. 7ns b%renltenoe Sel
eraob ith iiber ietlleit aoorper inns
mar CT lit furser Belt in 6lammen
eingebiillt. Ger llnterforper mlroc
ld)limm perbrannt.. Ser gerbrannte
wltrbc ioglei6 nod Sem ct. Mntbpnp
6oipital iiberfiibrt, 10 er arstlife
Bebattolitte erbielt. Ger Ma,tn miro
|balo ruicoer ber9eitellt icin.
Mlbert $. I6ontpioll, ser ain leb-
tell 6reitag i'll leillem 9opcornitano
al Der 9. Mpcnlle ,lnb 10. StraBe
|idmer pcrbran,t 1purbe nno Damn
nod, Dem ct. Mntbonp @oipitol iiber=
Iiibrt pltrOe, lit allf oenl @egc Ser
|BclIerlt1g. Sn cinigen @oden miro
er oos &oipital perlalien fOimlen.
Die Iri.Gitp Muton1obile Grade
Miioeiatio1t bielt toreeitern abeno i'm
gecp Sarper Sotel ibre Sabrasper=
iamnallmg neblt 9anfett ab, Dos iebr
|eriolsreih perlallfen lit. Mebrere Ser
tbeilnebmenoen Mitglieoer bieltcn
paiicn0e Inipradell urb ohgleid fem
Groeranim entmorfen NOR, lpl,rDe elm
red)t autes informeues ourdgefiibrt,
oenn Gin Sober trl1g iein geltes fir
ben M6en0 bei. SSt ser @eldafts=
Der iammlung apllrben baum Die fol-
genoen 1lellcl1 9camten fir Sen fom=
n,el10en 5er1nil ertpGblt:
Graii6ent - Suit gurnniIter, Ia=
petpprt. ~
@~i5epraiioent - @lbert g. Son,
9iof Sslanb.
Sefretdr uno Sdatmeil tier ~ 81.
9eebee, Davenport.
9ireftoren Suit 9uuneilter,
Gopenport; u. 8eeSee, 1apenport;
|glbert q. 3on, Sod Sslanb; s. %.
&anf> 0toline; 81. S. SItllln0, 500
linz.
Die ,lere l,no bcm gtaotratb ull=
1terbreitete @as- lrto Gleftri5itatsrate
ld)eint nidt allgemeinen Inflang ge=
fittoen 81 babel1, benn ser MaDor
bat i'll einc1n 9etidt iid aeaen Die
Staten erflart, Der BON Dem &e6ts=
anmalt e.. 81. &cmportbp befiirpprtet
miro. Sic &aten lollen uno miillel1
int 3llfutft berabseieet meroen, 81
@os nn0 gleftrt5itat nid)t n1ebr elm
Gurus, lol1bern cine MotNpenoigfeit
fiir allc alalien %gelporoen 1i1,o. Die
Mngelcgenbeit lit nod nidt erIeoigt
INTO miro iid) Die 9coples Sight 60.
tpobl 81 einem Gergleid] berbeilaIIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
Nlnf Nen @nnf Aes

Mllf Sen &opf oes Morabren-
ners Giaa bat Die merifanii6e Ge-
.gierung eilen greis pom 10000 Col
lars gelest merifnniife @Gb-
rllng. Gas lit unsefabr elfhunoert
Collars Wirflides @elo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

lr.,roe befanntlid) oar somltag off
5ielL in 9etrieb gelesf. am eriten
Gage b%eforoerte Die 8abn iIber 300
Galiaeiere. Die 8eamten Ser nellell
'gabn iinD:
9raiioe1t ~ ". .. gopen.
@eneral @eidaftsfiiDrer 8.
.. San @efe.
@erfebrsiiibrer ~ 6. 5. aellr.
6radt= uno NalIagieragent = >.
9. Spoe.
aluoitor - &. g. Soro.
Medanild)er Superintendent
y. IS. 9epins.
Gbef-Snseniellr uno superinter-
Bent S. 3. Morie.
Toa0maIter = s. 0tcGiellanO.
Geo. Gele. eilt bieIieer iungar
Wann, Ser pegen Srunfenbeit per-
baftet moroen lpar uno bonn Hidter
sur 3ablllug Ser Soften perl1rtbeilt
moroen NOR, mollte oie letteren nidt
besablen urlo mllbte fir so Gage nadl
Dem GountpsefangniB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
@eiratbs ! grlaubnibld)eine.

Souls Dollber uto Jrolt Mnna
@irid, Carbon Gliff.
Clarence Miharos nl,o SRI. Ma=
,tilla &ubbg, Sadionpille, 81.
Ira,lf st. &o6ertion, Mtlantic
Gitp, g. S. lnlb SRI. 9llice 9uinlan,
Sod SSslano.
Malpb 81. @oterbonlc, 9afpille,
SSa., ltno Sri. gitber Gooer, 2etts,
SSoipG.
George 5. Sint, @eneico. ll10 SRI.
Soa 90. <6lman, Goal Gallep.
Der Mdtir1er- @erein ser oeutiden
ebangeliiden @emei,1be feierte am
Montag Nbeno ieilt 1. Snbres.stif-
tltngsfeK Iie @alptrebe bielt SEER
galtar Saeob 4iiter bon Chicago,
Der iiber bas Sbema ,9(rbeit ser
Wanncr in Der @entei110e" eil1er lebr
lr1terel laltell ,l1l1O feilelnoem 8prrrag
belt. Ser Nfa1u1erd)or lang mebrere
2ieoer lti1b fanr Elm meiteres @ro=
grann 5ltr Mnsfiibrltng. lin s l1br
mllrbe Die Jeier nit eitrem Snpper
erDffltet, l1ad) lueld)em iid} bas 5ulan,=
mcngeltelte Erogramum ent1pidelte.
l1eber 125 4erio11sn' na6n1ei1 an ser
6eier tGeil. 1beilnebn1er an ser
5cier logell, bob Tie lett LANCER 3eit
fei11er 10 ber5lid)crt 6eier beigc,po1nt
batteM.
Naltor s. s. Rolf bon ser Srie-
bensgcmeiltoe trql1te geItern 9ormit-
tag lit Der 5rieoensfird)e @errn Geo.
5i1lb bon @eneieo mo SRI. sSoa altbl-
manlr bon Goal gallep. l1eber 80
Gerpallbte uno 6relnoe oes graut=
paarcs rabmen al Ser Ieier t6eiI.
Ger 9rartigam lit III Sen, &oblens
mlnen interelitrt uno miro lid) nit
%leiner jl,rtget 5ralt III Geneleo bail1s=
lid nieoerlalien.
8altor s. S. @olf amtirte geltern
bel BEN 2eidenbegangniilen boz,
grnlt 8oering bonn Iralterbalrle,
632 2. StraBe, lnb bon 5ral1 @liia-
beth GEM pollt Grallerballe, 2132
9. Strabe. Die beiOe,t 9eltattulmen
fanoeu allf Dem Gbippiannpf Trieo=
.boi ltatt.
@eil ibm ser @ifrtb in, Mecea
Saloom, 1908 9. Mperlte, feline @e-
tranfe perfal,fen 1poQte, mari porge-
itern Mbeno ein gerpiIier George
@rfe) 2antbert einen Stein ol,rd)
oas 5dallfeniter ser @irtbidait urlo
mllr0e Daraufbin prompt perbaftet.
.gr ml,roe inter $500 @iirgidaft oe,,
@eidpuorellelt ii6eripieien. Ser Mann
mar fllr5e 3eit porber BON ser @oli-
sci eltlalIcn. Ter anaeridtetc Sdn=
Den belanit ii6 auf $75.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
6 Ii. y

g lu'eiqenartiger Nle
tertumsiuno ipurbs nj Tiiritenlualbs
il. $. acruoht Dort entbedte man
BEL Mrbeiten fur bic l1eue Ober=
bride Seile bon nidt lpeniser, dis
43 often Gi4en. beren DurhmeIer
redt betrGAtlia sepeien lciN milf
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

Die bieiiae Stootpcrlpaltlmg bat
IDIOT icet Mlturolulllget getroffen
fiir Die &einigul,g ser Illcps nno
@alien. Die @al1sbelpobner lpllten
alle Mbfdlle, ltnratb etc. in Die Mlleps
auf Salfeu tbl1ll, 10 oab Sic @agelt
oielelben leid)t a%llflaocn un0 entfer=
1len fDl1nen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23

Gle SSllterllrbon 9abt Ser Mllsco-
tine uno Soma Gity Iailmap 50.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

Hillside creamery, 31c Russell Bros. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Vews f0r Thenter Goers and Women Readers
A CAN BEGIN AT ANY TIME Her Side---and His 
Compromise.

thankful am that
  peally with temper! S I what I d We'll
  o a
  Tit ookin' for? Ant trouble hope?"
 
  to way,K sat  latebohemn
 
  tell I
  cussedes-' Katie It's opposite He does along 
 
 go? Did to go Miss I I'm make David You want him friends likes that sort of to frantic  pear to You got hangn punishment to
  hadn't thought that beforehat apprecang sua thousands would give oil francaly!She so asked her what she'd do under the circumstances Do! Do Miss Cora? We'll man be to galvantn off anywhees
  nse They ain nohn in this worldpecy don't to be compromised with his high strikes things o I could 
 I'm going Let often And in return won't
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

No, of course they don't
 Why then should it be thought dis graceful to succeed in college by dint of learning the hardest lesson in the world, how to concentrate and keep on concentrating?
 When you analyze the feeling you can lind several causes behind it.
 In part it is a reaction against a scheme of college life which laid stress on mental education to the pellttllng of the needs of the body and the Importance of social life. We Are Afraid We Shall Seem to
 Take Life Seriously.
 Again. 1t represents our queer Alnerlcan habit of being ashamed of serlous things, religion, love, educa- tloh etc' and the fear we all feel lest we snail be thought to be taking life too seriously.
 Ailo somewhere in it's composition IS a pinch of that instinct to belittle a success we are too lazv to have achieved ourselves.
 admit that if the girl is nrie this is perfectly good reason for not adm1rlng her. But all o,;,5o ,no not prlgs any more than all s+ndo,,+e who get low marks are free fro,,, +1, . talnt of some kind of priggishness
 A college girl who was explainire O her dislike of the grind once said +o me, But they work for marks
 To work only for marks to be in- dltferent to what you actually learn. so that you get good marks for ap- bearing to have learned, or to sacri- lice breadth of course to marks, is futile and small. But marks in col lege stand for recognition, and who doesn't want recognition?
 Honor to whom honor is due Give the grind his share. You only show your Httleness by withholding it.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

Dicky's voice interrupted me. 1t had a curiously unsteady note in it. and when I looked at him I saw that his face was flushed to an unbecom- ing brick red.
 Miss Draper" he said apologetic- ally, "I am so sorry, but I have just thought of something I have forgot ten to attend to. I promised Robin son, art editor of Thurston's, that'4 would have that set of drawings for him today. They are all finished, you know. All you will have to do will be to wrap them up and take them over to him. Tell him I was called cut of town for the day, and will see him tomorrow.
 "You have your key to the studio, of course. I do hope the errand won't delay you long. I think yo~ will be able to get the next train out.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
CHAPLIN AS BURGLAR
 IN ESSANAY COMEDY

Did you ever see Charlie Chaplin
 as a burglar? Keeneys affords VOL
 a splendid opportunity to observe
 the famous com edian in the role of
 a porch climber tonight and tomor-
 row when the Essanay feature, "Po-
 lice," which has been attracting so
 much attention all week will be
 shown. The picture has been draw , ing large audiences to the theater
 daily and judging from the laughs which punctuate every inch of the
 film, there is no disappointment over it. Chaplin is seen in his old-time form in the comedy and his work is very amusing.
 Unlike most of the pictures in which he has appeared, "PoIice," is a real story and is connected from start to finish. Charlie is given
 several chances to show his eccentri- cities and acrobatic ability and he doesn't miss a single one of them
 Chaplin admirers and lovers of
 burlesque in the "movies'' should not l miss this picture. It is the biggest thing in the comedy line in which the $676,0 900 a year star has appear ed since "A Night at the Show"
 Frank Daniels in 'The Escapades
 of Jack,' and several Universal re- leases will also be shown tonight In addition to the photoplays the theater is offering three vaudeville acts that seem to be exceptionally pleasing. La Feora, the popular Jaw anese dancer, fascinates the audience
 by her grace and ability as an inter preter of Oriental mum bers. Ford and Collins offer a song and conversation al specially that goes big. Their singing is most entertaining and it , is enthusiastically applauded every
 night The Hurleys have an acroba-
 tic novelty that also finds favor.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

gether. I had been glad that his mothers strength did not permit of her accompanying us, and here the whole outing for me was to be spoiled by the addition to our party of this girl I hated
 But stronger than my loathing of her was my terror for fear Dicky should guess my jealousy-for that was the real secret of my feeling toward her. So I forced my stiff lips to smile, stilled the choking in my throat with a tremendous effort, and was able to answer her, although she really had addressed her little speech 10 Dicky.
 That will be very nice," I said pleasantly, but with the touch of for r1ality I always use in addressing strangers. Tt is too beautiful a day to waste in the city.''
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY
 THE DUMMY AT POLI'S

There are but four remaining per- formances of ''The Dummy" the de- tective comedy in which the Poli Players are appearing before largo and pleased audiences this week, to- morrow evenings presentation being the final one. This play has proven of the comedy hits of the present season and Polls theater patrons have received it enthusiastically. It's entertaining story and it's unique situ- ations make it a delightful entertain ment and it is given a really fine presentation by the Poli Players. Next weeks production, Northern Lights grows more popular with age The play tells g. gripping, tense story and yet is not over-melodra- matic. The scenes are laid in the West. Army life finds prominent part in the story. The Poi Players are unusually well fitted to present Northern Lights and all Of the
 favorites vii have roles that Will pc
 particularly pleasing. Seats for the week are on sale at the box once. The usual two performances will pc gwen daily throughout the week.