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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30

ChanaeFiair's 7 GIsts are exceiisDt
for constipation. They are pleasant
to take aud nj q aud gentle in eject
Qbssiaabls EysrYrnvrs. sdP
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30

Ne" Year Post Cards at starsbury s.
%.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30
Having given up the Monthly Charg-
ing and Delivering, am in position to
give the consumer full benefit of Prices.

WIN offer eOr ns1t vel. bsginnine Jar. ls.. 81
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30

Hot Creole Coffee at c. Guidry's Res.
air-auac
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30

umwno corfne
rIOanb ushou1u
above bfrep
Represented Locally LATRTEILE
|
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-12-30

Oyster Loaves, 40e, at c. Guidry
Z ssauTant,
The sun., 1916-10-22

Photo by Press illustrating
Service.
The sun., 1916-10-22

Thomas Nelson Page.
Ambassador to Italy,
who gave up the quiet
delights of authorship
for war time diplo-
macy.
Photo by Press Illustrating
Service.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
9nrt euet Ln,,n.

9eg.9opfottingen anniaS GitD,
Mo, f6. Gee. 9ieitaurateriorenin.
gen meoOeler, at 9egs9opfottinaen
Der pil blipe uouioet til Ell NGffe
andre 9per | Misiouri iant aan.
Jas. 5oreningens Sefret9r, Gar.
Der, bar lat iig / 5orbinoeIie meo
St. 2ouis og oil reiie til ct. So
iepb og Sopefa for at faa Susms.
orene ser til at itstte 9epngelien.
9Sapirpriierne. @aibington ..
g. 16. Dec. slpisuogipernes 9ie.
prricntnnter msote Der | @aar og
peotog en- 9ieiolttion, iom ifol
iore!Ggges ben feoerale SanoeIs-
Commission, og iom benitiIler til
Oenne at gsre alt bpao ser itoar
| oens Wagt ior at tilpeiebringe
en- tilitrpffelig Yrooliftion oi bpiot
Trpfpapir, Iom fan ipIees til en-
rimeIis Vris. 40 ltooiperforeninger
uar reprrienteret paa Msoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

5noianerne i Il. z. 8aibinaton,
: e., is. Gee. Ger er oiientlig-
8iort en- ofiiciel Statiitif, Dporai
oct irelngaar, at Sn0ianernes Sno-
tn8ter oofier ior boert 2lar. ) De
lire gfegnifabsaar, iom enOte 30.
SUM i 2Iar er oeres 5notngter
uotiet meo $6,000,000 til oe III
uo9pr $2S,000,000. g9rOlen al
,5noianernes aogg, om 1912
bIep anilaaet til $22,000,000, an
ilaas 9lar til $30,000,000. Sno-
tggterne birerer ira iOrifellige Be
if9ltiBelier, boueOla8elig 6arming
og appgnul. 5 1876 antog
10000 Snoianere Den boiOeUtanos
Sepeiet.
Gn Diilliongape. Baltimore, ,Dio,
10. Gee. GbarIes 80 S6ipab bar
meooeIt fine Benner ber, at ban pil
gioe ct. 5ranciS College bans III.
ma Mater, en- 8aoe paa to Wiil-
lioner Collars, Sfolen lig9er i 9o-
retta, ga. Oct er Gonfen at Den
itgrite Del al @apen ifal 6enDttes
til at eritatte 9Iore gpgnirger
meo nDe iomt til Opisrelie al ile-
re nDe 9p9nin9er. Sfolen leoeS al
oen fatolife 6ranciscaneroroen og
er ouer 100 glar ganmel. Wtr.
Scbmab in0meI0teS Der 1866 og
bar intereSieret iig meget for ben
iioen ban uoefsaminereOes, og ban
6ar 6iulpen oen paa mango Otaa'
Der.
,Slere 9ensiorbsielier Calumet,
Weicb, t5. Dec. Dtobonf % @ol.
per ne O,ineIeIifaber oplpier, at De
bar inofsrt ct 9onuSIpltem ior De-
res 9lrbcioere, al iamme slrt iom
set ser nplig bleb tilitoaet De 12,'
900 9(rbei0ere peo Calumet. og
Seclaielifaberne og oisies 6ilialer.
Snoepenoence, Scans, 10. Dec
Grairie Oil anb @os COMPANY
meooeler, at oct bar inbiert ct 9o-
nnsIpiteln til 6oroel for fine slr.
beioere.
Bort 9(rtbur, Ger, Is. Sec
@uli 9ieiinine COMPANY meooeler,
at set ira t6. December bar for.
beict 9lrbeioslsnnen meo 30 Gents
ON Dneen for bpioe slrbeioere og
90 Gents for Neare.
9loonington, Snb., 10. Dec.
Some Sanoife- og @antefobrif
fimoggr en- 2snsforbeielie al 10
Trocent for ,nlle fine 9lrbeioere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
9e oanlt=pcitinciife Scr
ifal ielgcs.

asbenbnon IL Sec - 8eo
Dfionat9tio fenoteS llOialoet al
@olaet / A3 Galao.iirifter, og fun
3 al oisie itemte ct 5IertaI imoO
Salgct 9lae oe anore bar gipet
tort dlertat ior SaIget.
10. 2cc. Dia 2onoon. - Sol.
feDalget, iom 6olOtes / @oar al.
gaaenoe Sallet al 0e Oanif ueitin.
oiife Ger til Il. 2. u. reiultereoe
/ 23S,00O Stentmer for SaIset %
$4,000 Stenrner imoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Observation-Disclosures omfonmer
ueo Ell efsploiion aanias. gitts-
burgb, aas., 10. Gee. sS 9teeoD anO
9ipan &ulminer / tStone @itD, lem.
ten Diils &ei Geit berird, inbtrai
ser en- efsploiiom buorueO 20 2lr-
beioere orpbtes og iup iaare0es.
Oct iormoOes, at gfsploiionen til
Gels ifploes @as, men oct bar life
oGret mnligt enOnn at ioretage Ell
llu0eris9elie pao lllpffesiteoet.
Gn fraitig aarI. Getroit, Micb,
y. Sec Ser er bpnot ct eneitaa.
enoe GiliplOc. ioet en- MonO tr
6lcuet uoiat Tor Ell eleftriifStrem
paa $4,000 @olt o9 ipnes mnligois
al fnnne fomme oper oct. Wnnoen
er 2G g(ar gammel og heo0er gtel.
ION 9lrher. San ial6t oa bleo lig-
acnoe ooer en-. TRANSFORMATION, 6oor.
pco ser opito0 en- aortilltning,
iom pol6te 1sorimrrelie Here Ste.
ser. San bIeo ienot til ct SoIpi-
tai, og oct iges, at Der er en- Ufli'
lig6eo for at ban pil fomme iig
,slere Msqer luffes. Minnenpo.
lis, Wlinn., 18. 0ec. s 2sroogs
6len after TO MsIler lltffet her |
gnen, Toroi ser life er Sernbane'
poane nof til at trnnsportere We'
let til Mnrfeoet, iaa fun 35 Tro-
cent al Wsllerne MI er | Birf'om'
6e0 Der er ogIaa en- anoen@rhno
for oaifninaen al WeIlerne, og bet
e. Sc tnIfe l1noernnn0sbnnoes Mr.
bei6e. Ser moneler Sfibe til at
trnnsportere 8arerne oper Sltlanter'
6apet, ioo sc opbobes | Saonene /
giten. 9ctte ifaI bore Ben torment
tie @rllnb. Sele Imerifn fsler Oct
te | bsi @rao.
Sorbuosioaen. Bottom Masiy
ia. Dec. : iptten 9per W'nsin.
chuieets bIeb ser Eirsong bolot'
9(fitemnina ON Observation-Disclosures.
ne. 9ieIuItatet bar, at fem al gper'
ne, G6elIeo, gbicopee, Sniprence,
oopen og @orcbeiter forbliper /
oe gaaoes 9ipffer, Ifbnt sSlertnllet
I oe ire iiSitnronte par betpoelig
reoliceret. 8 Se ileIte al @nerne
far iStenlningen en- sarrHffe
ppret moo 0ebillin9erne, men od
Ser life bar 0aIa til noget pigt'9e'
re gmbeoe, bar grfitemnin1en | oct
Itore os belle Ieoiaeet al rinee Sn'
teresie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
%. Nara

at Der bar 5are for, at 9ollano
pilOe bIibe oroget ino / arigen,
Tiger ct Telegram ira Saag. 8re-
miernriniiteren taIte ON 9uogettet.
San u0talte, at 6ollonos glnnnu-
nitionsforrno0 bar eget betDoelia,
og at oct / 9etragtiling al ben in.
ternationale Sihlation bar uuno.
gaaelig at bolOe en- ttIitreffelig
0filitGritprfe til gegeringens gie-
bIiffelige OispOiition.
arigens uifploige Dire. Rotter.
onr IA Gee. 8rGiten So6n Q.
0eoille ira Gbicngo er fontmet
bertil meO 216 belgiife auin0er
og ggrn og gnnle Wfpno ira oet
oitIi8e og oeltlige 6Idnoern, I'M
oerpeis til II. 2. 9I. De 0iItrifter,
bporira oisie 6Ipqtrtinge fonlmer,
bar in6til MI ppret bolot unoer
9ri9sloo. A. geIgiere, Iom ifuloe
5ape oGret me0, fom Ior lent til
Soget, og ntaatte bIipe tiGbnge. 6el-
oct reiier 6erfr1 til SEEM 9orf oen
IS. See
Si0en 9eooember 1915 bar Gre-
item Deoille giort flere 9fejier til
9el9ien for at bringe belgiife
5lpgtlringe til II. 9. g., og bar
6ragt set 6ele 2000 al oisie &ri-
gems ulfoIoige Dire ooer 9ltlan.
terbabet til Slpqt eIGer 8enner
/ 9lmerifa.
9e iooreoes oonIfe Ofor. SSru
2isbetb SIherning er bfebet tiloelt
9@reslegionen for fit utrettelige
Irbeioe neo Sen oanife 9Gmbulan.
ce | 8aris. sSruen, iom er gift
me6 oen feh6te bonIfe ooqe, BRO
fesfor Sidernine, er fer lin slf.
reiie fra Baris bleoet interpietpet
al v2e Sournal" Iom falote Sru.
Ell 6e iaareoes oanife Wtor. Dette
refererer fi9 til feloenoe rt0talelie
al 6rnen un6er sSnterpiefpet:
IS 9eepnoeIien bar oet banfe.
ligt for mig Iom ltoIGnbing at binoe
0e iaare0e SoIooters Sillio. Men
ieg tror, 6e eiterboonoen fom til
at 6oI0e al mig. 8e oor iom mine
9ern alleiommen, og sen Sio,
ieg ltnoer ct 9eIeg biennne 0on-
mari nnr borte ira oenL Ionneoe
ieg Dem iaa me9et, at jeg boer
8a9 ifreb ct lan9t 9reo til Dem
olleIanlmen."
9rGn0eoinsIaIget inoifrpnfes
Sberi9e StocfboIm, 9. 9eob. or.
81 Ser er Dag uoite6t Rlinogs-
relIe anganenoe Snoifrpnfninger
j 9r9noebinsbanoeIen ionlt for Sal
get al 81 o9 Sin.
8rpnoepin moa life ipIaes til
nogen Iterre 3panta emo 2iter
om Vtaone0en Sernering of9rpn-
oeoin mna life finoe Steo fsr ser.
f2 Wtiooa9 oa fun til iiooenoe @e-
tier, og frn, naar Wtooen foiter
minolt 80 Ore, og life mere emo
ct @los al 5 gl. Sn6bolO.
Seroering al anore Sorter9r9n.
oeoin emo e9entlie 9rpnoepin mao
fiin ife, naor man inbtoger Weaal.
tio til en- Bris al minoit 1 Ser.
9lf BunIcb man life ierperes
mere emo en- Sietteoel 0iter. Ser
oering al 8in eIler 81 mna fsr
aI. II Mioong fiin finoe Steo for
fpiienoe @eiter; ooo ifoI 0aaben
foIte minoit 10 Ore, oe Der moa
fun ieroeres en- Sreoieoel 9iter;
bbis Moaltioet folter minoit 80
Ore, maa Der ierberet to SreoieoeIe
9iter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
@limrenbe glnlebnins.

On oommeI folio 5orretnins
San francisco - @rocerp, 5ruit,
GolItrp Wiarfet, meb en- faIt Sun.
ocfreoS er pno @rilno al Innrlig
9lireiic til 0nnmnrf meget billigt
til Snlo. 9loresien fnas peo Sen.
penoelic paa .Daniferens~ aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
WANTED.

Experienced Clerk for General
Store in small Iowa Town-Dan-
ish-Sober-S Good job
for right Party. Give reference
and state Salary wanted in first
letter. Address-7711 care Of
Danskeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
Qor0PtI ruuot.

!
lonens iiOite to Gage Ifuot life fpr.
re emo 400 @lsoDr, iom par oreoet
no al geIloiuitone Barf al Sneltor-
me.
Sarnonifi iaor 9oD at reiIe.
Sonoon 16. Dec. lloenriqsoepor-
tenientet nleo0eler, at De 9(lliereoe
Jar beihttet, 9etragtnina al
l5oreitillingerne ira oen omerifan-
lte Hegerlng, at tilltaa frit 9ej0e
ror Den nDe sltrigife @eianot
3aibington, Bren GarnomIfi Zen
anerifanife @eion0t er blepet unoer.
rettet.
aslurancen itiger. J1em Yorf,
l3. Dec Sgfrigsasiurancen 2on-
Don er iteget ira 8 til 10 9rocent
ior Sfibsiarten oper 9ltlonterbopet
% til SDo-9lirifn pao @run0 al
Vieooelellen ON, at Ell tpif 4aper
al p9re unoiluppet glofuoen.
: 4 bleO o9iao iogt, at 2lsInron.
a i 9tem gorf oiloe iti9e
glultralienS Soeoeapl. tSionep,
II. Sec. llbeloi9e @eiriorbolo truer
|meo at re0uoere .Speoeaplen betp-
oelig. Get er mltIigt, at 9lolen i
9tp SpO 0ales fun pil blipe Solp-
oelen al oct beregneoe, og Sic.
torias er nteget unoer oct forpen-
toe ansi i Spolauitrdlien e! 1to.
liaterne ierite alusies.
st Soar til 4rnlioent @illon.
9lnlteroom, t3. Dec. ,,aslniihe
SolfS5eitlng" ofientligaer ct ifarpt
9ln8re6 paa BrGlioent 8ilIon paa
tSrllnO al 0enneS Broteit til Spif-
lnno 9lnleoning al oe belgiife
Deportationer. 9lo0et fin0er bans
Optrpoen uforreft o9 tiger:
o8i beitrioer Oen amerifonIfe
&rpiioents 9fet til at optrpoe Iom
@toraliit meO Senipn til fri9sferen-
Sc 9an6es Optrpoen."
GrGIioentbalg Sdpei5. 9oris,
10. Dec. Sra Bern teIeorafereS,
at Sen idmei3iIfe 9eationnlforIam-
ling bar oal9t 6eoeraIraaoets 8i-
cepr9Iioent @onntno S6nlteIS ira
Norgnu til Hepubliffens Br9Iioent
nleb 176 al 189 Stemmer. Gen
nDe Brniioent er fun 40 g(or gam-
mel. San bar bpret G6ef for BET
rationale 9fononli0epartenent iii
Siceprgiioent / 86oeralrna6et for
1917 oaI9tes Serr. @alonoer ira
Trims.
st foritDrret 5reosme6e. Cont
oon, 18. Sec. Stenlnleret8foinoe
Wtiis SDloio BanfburIt og en- Gel
al ben6es Tilb9ngere forisgte at
boloe ct 6reos- -0emonitrationsme0
I Gait Ssnoia Dofferne / @aar 81.
termiooag. Der iamleoe fig en- Itor
SoIfempng6e, iom fornlempeoe Wiis
Ganfburit. 8olitiet Ifre6 ino, og
TnIeren og ben6es Silbpneere bIeo
bragt til en- 8oGitiItntion, efterflilgt
al en- buienoe GoIfeioerm. De an.
6olote bol0es amber 4oution.
Strife | Spanien. Maorio, tS.
Gee. 9[rbeioerorganiIntion bar
ira Dag proflomeret en- "a 81.
mers Strife iom Brotelt MOB oe
bsie Griier poa 9eonetsmioler.
Strifen omfatter fSabriffer, 5or.
retnineer ianit mango 4ontorer og
o0l0er belle 2nn6et. Ssngen g(oiIer
pil ubfomne. s(ittoriteterne bar
offcntliggiort en- 9(ppel til 9eiolf-
ningen ON life at mite sSatnin-
gen, men opretboloe Sr0en; 8or-
itprrelier biloe blipe msot meb
Strenebeb.
SoIlano er frigsbere6t. 2onoon,
t6. Gee. Den bollanoife Grenier.
ntiniIter gort ban Ser 2inben er.
flpreoe en- Gale oen bollnnoife
MISUNDERSTANDING | @anr, at Den
lholfdnoYfe Meoerind frem6eles mertte,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

maa iifreS ale iationer europa
llnfbGnaigbeo.
Dan ifenner al oct iore9ndenoe,
at Der er ringe lloii9t til, at Ger
bliDer Observation-Disclosures ior
oct isrite. Ter sines life en8ang
MlnIigbeo ior, at oe neutrale Utas-
ter fan fna en- 2eiligbeo til at
muNle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

SoIlano er friesbere6t. 2onoon
t6. Sec. Den boIlanoIfe Grenlier-
ntiniiter Sort ban Ser 2inben er.
flpreoe | en- Gale | Sen bollnnbife
misunderstanding / @anr, at ben
boTldnoife Megerine frem6eles mente,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
ADVERTISING COLUMBIA

Mayor Batterton wisely recommend
ed at the Commercial Club luncheon
that the club give an automobile tour
or other entertainment for the Sum
mer Session students.
Most of the 1900 students enrolled
in The Summer Session of the uniyersi-
ty this year are school teachers or fa-
ture school-teachers. They Will scar
ter to all parts Of this and other states.
As teachers they will come in close
contact with the communities in which
they live or are employed. They can
advertise Columbia and the Uni
versity more than any other one thing
with the exception, perhaps, of
gigantic and expensive advertising
campaign.
Let's show them Columbia at her
best.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
What About the "Ain't"!

Editor the Missourian: 1t is no
uncommon thing to hear university
men-and women, too, for that matter
whose gray matter fairly OOZes with
ancient classic tongues, use the most
vile English; they have an endless va
riety of "aim't's," "gots,'' "nothings," "
and other atrocious and equally inele-
CANT words of the lOwbrow type. Such
barbarisms in University students are
nexcusable; they can be overlooked in
stable boys, street cleaners and others
who have not had the advantage of
a higher education.
When those attending an institution
of learning indulge in such inane driv-
el, one is forced to conclude that they
are ignoramuses or else the institu-
ton is a misnomer as a university.
Then why not less of this slang and
balderdash and more elegant, polished
and sensible English. One need not be
a prig or cad to use correct speech.
Those who know something are usual
ly expected to give some evidence of
their knowledge and not keep their
light hidden away in some dark recess
of their inner selves. H. p. NJ.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
IF

,Reg Your Pardon, Rudyard)
II you can go to the general library
And being man many women there
Old, young. between, indifferent and
fair
Nor try to flirt with any that you see;
II you can pass the campus bridges nor
Within the dull rotations of your brain
See clearly as the shadows there are
plain
What bridges such as they We're builded
for;
If You can stroll the Links to Lovers
Leap,
Past Balanced Rock, and Rollins Spring,
and back,
See Others having all the fun you lack
Nor envy them, still calm and patient
keep;
If you can pass each day in hall and street
So many girls, nor smile. nor even care
To smile, and with cold, unhuman
stare
Eyes that are bubbling summers magic
meet:
Then woe betide you here at summer
school.
You are already doomed to dire distress,
Well do our best to help you, but
confess
Its pretty hard TO help 50 big fool.
G. NEG
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
WILL USE FLAG IN CAMPAIGN
st. Louis Ad Club Will Try to Get
There Next Year.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-THE larg-
est American flag in the world, which
was given to the city by the Million
Population Club, will be taken to
Philadelphia by a delegation from the
Advertising Club of st. Louis to be
used in the campaign to bring next
years convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World to St.
Louis. The delegation, accompanied
by Mayor Kiel, will depart for Phila-
delphia June "a
The flag, last used in the prepared
ness parade, was spread on the lawn
between the Municipal Courts Building
and the city hall, this morning to be
repaired. and also for inspection by
the ad mems delegation. 1t attracted
much attention from delegates and
visitors to the Democratic Conven-
ton. The flag is LAG feet long and
S4 feet wide 1t is usually carried by
l22 men.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
SUCCESS BY FAITH

Speaking to the teachers at the open
ing Summer Session convocation.
President Hill said, Every successful
school-teacher is successful because
of the faith that teaching is an art to
be guided by intelligent work and
high ideals"
That sentence sounds a keynote not
alone in the lives of the successful
school-teachers but in the lives of
every successful person no matter
what his field.
We live by faith. To be happy, We
must have faith in our fellow men; to
be hopeful, We must have faith in our
God; to be successful, We must have
faith in ourselves. For what profiteth
man if he gain the whole world and
lose his own sOul?"
Have faith.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
The Open Column
Courtesy from Women.

Editor the Missourian: Is it right
for group of girls-five or siX-to
walk down the street abreast, taking
up the whole sidewalk, and refuse TO
move aside for others?
No gentleman objects to going off
the walk for a girl-or for girls-but
when an old man or AN old woman has
to step out in the mud because a bunch
of girls takes up the whole walk, then
someone has not been properly
brought up.
There is such thing as courtesy
among women as well as among men.
and though it is probably only a result
of thoughtlessness still il is discOur-
teous to make an old person step aside
for five or six young girls. 1t is not
necessary for girls to walk abreast
they can pair off or walk in groups of
threes and still leave plenty of room
for other pedestrians.
Or if they wish, let them walk five
or six in line, but when they do this
they should remember that there are
others, and not cause people to step
i'm mud puddles rather than break the
line. E
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
THE VALUE OF CONFIDENCE

There is nothing that succeeds like
success" says the memory gem. And
next TO success there is nothing that
succeeds like confidence. 4 pound of
confidence to every ounce of brains Is
the recipe that will put you on the top
round of the ladder of success.
For instance, if you are looking for
a job, the worst thing you can 90 Is
to assume that you don't know any
thing but that you are willing to learn.
You must instead convince yourself
that there isn't much you don't know
and that you are still willing to learn.
Then you can convince your prospec-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT

The request of Fire Chief Kurtz to
the City Council to authorize the pur-
chase of a chiefs car" for the fire
department has caused considerable
comment-favorable and Otherwise
among the citizens of Columbia.
Chief Kurtz'S record as head of the
fire department of Columbia has been
of the best sort He has given good
service, which is admitted by all, and
is probably the best Informed man in
Columbia as to the needs of the fire
department. He has recommended the
purchase of the new car and in doing
so gave it as his professional opinion
that the car was needed.
He pointed out that if Columbia
should ever have an unusually large
fire, or two fires at once. the present
equipment would not be sufficient. The
one fire truck now owned by the city
would never be able successfully to
cope with a large fire at the Hamil
tOn-Brown Shoe Factory, the Dumas
Apartments or any of the large down.
town buildings-says the chief.
Kurtz says that most of the opposi-
tion to the purchase of the car is of
personal nature. But regardless of
whether this is true or not, the fact
remains that the fire committee has
recommended the purchase and that
Kurtz. as chief of the fire department,
has recommended the purchase.
Chief Kurtz should know the city's
needs in this line.
The fire committee should know.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18
i've employer that his business will

tive employer that his business will
be richer for your entrance into IT,
Many persons have an over-weening
amount of gall" and use it in lieu OF
real ability. This makes the person
who is really worth while under the
necessity of footing his own horn,
lest the bluffing man step in ahead Of
him. Consequently, in order to dis
play ones wares successfully, it is
to become conscious of "hav-
ing the goods" and of showing your
employer that you can use them.
Many a man with real ability has
fallen by the wayside because of lack
of confidence And vice versa, many
a mere "bObbing cork has fioated
jauntily on the tide of success by the
power of this asset.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Dennis and chill
dren have returned to St. Louis. after
a visit to relativs here.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-12
Corunna.
Mrs. Howard Slocum Of Corunna, Il
recovering rapidly from the effects Of

Mrs. Howard Slocum Of Corunna, Ia
recovering rapidly from the effects of
a recent operation.
County Abstractor Frank Peacock
is able to be at the Office again after
several days absence from sickness.
The Bachelor Girls club Of the city
gave a farewell party in honor of
Miss Jennie Westbrook at her home
on South Shiawassee avenue, Mon
day night. Miss Westbrook will soon
remove to Detroit, where she will re-
main permanently.
Chas. Selino of Bennington town
ship charged with furnishing liquor
to George Morrison of Bennington,
in violation of the local option law,
was arraigned before Justice Nc
Bride, Tuesday morning, and gave
bond for his appearance for examin-
alton, May IL.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Baptist church here Sunday, May
II, with special services in the morn
ing. Carnations will be given to each
one attending the morning service.
In the evening Rev. E. J. Cross will
lecture on and show pictures of THE
Great Madonnas in Art
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-12

The marriage of Miss Bernice Root
and Leo Ballou was solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Root, 435 Grover street.
The bride, who was prettily gowned
in dress OF white messaline was at
tended by Mrs. Glare Washburn, the
groom's sister, who acted as matron
OF honor. The groom was assisted
by Mr.. Washburn. Mrs. Washburn
wore pretty gown OF white crepe de
chene. The ceremony which was read
by Rev. II. Cansfield, pastor of the
First NJ. e. church was witnessed by
party of nineteen relatives of the
bride and groom.
A reception Is following the cere-
mony and at six o'clock a wedding
dinner will be served by Miss Bea-
trice Grove.
Following a trip to Detroit and
other places Mr.. and Mrs. BalJou will
&c at home to their friends after May
10 at the Root residence on Grover
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou who are
favorably known among a wide circle
of friends here formerly attended
the local schools. For the past year
the groom has been employed in the
Monks grocery store on Chapman
street.