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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

rolii9 CUTE @eiinnung gepfropft it,
Iebrt uns &ont, lit nihts ais 'Sdein
uno i6immernoes @leno. SSeOer ntub
fonnen, mas er ioa. Gie @bruiiroig-
feit Der @fli6t bat nihtS nit Sebens.
eenuB 5u ihoifen, iie bat ibr eigenes
@eieb itn0 ibr eigeneS @erift. Gin
8eloberr fonnte nidt beiier 5u ieinen
SolOoten ipreHen. @os ole 5einoe
oes oeutiden @eiens oIs Oen preuBi.
ihen @filitorismus perlhrieen bnben,
offenbort lid bier ais oberite Wforol
ser N2eni6beit. lleber ieOem @rob
eines Oeutihen Grieges tonnte man
sic g9ortc anbrineen, Die Sout fiir
ieine eigene lebte 9tubeitott beitimm.
tc, n3pei 0inge erfnaen Ons @emiit
NIT immer neuer ur0 5unebmenoer
geiDuuoeruug uno G9rfurd)t, ie otter
uno onboltenocr lid oos g8ohoenfeu
oamit bei9dftigt Der beitirnte Sim.
mel iiber mir unO ooS moralii6e sc.
ies in mir"
SSn einein onOcren Slime ols 4ont
beriibrt lib Sobonn @ottlieb 8ihte
NIT Der politiiben Gage iino ocn ma.
tionolen 5rogen Ser @egeniport. glu1
6ittc 6of ii6 ots fleinen 8erb1lt.
niien emporgearbeitet. @r NOR oer
Sobn eincs 2einenrpebers aus Der
2ouIib, ober ga er nod in Der glieoe-
ritng iionO, fiiblte ct iid ibon 5urt
Scrric6cn qeboreil. Seine g(rt lit Don
Ger SAINTS Ourdous beridieoen
lle6crlegene g8cisbeit ibeint ibut
nidt IetteS inO 6o6iteS @ut. Gie Got
itano i6m iiber Dem @eoanfen. mo
oQcs 0enfen miro bel ibm 5ur Cat.
60 5eigt itns @uden oieien Yionn,
ipie er in ieiuen 6eoen an Die 6elitihe
9fation oos 9olt oufriittelt itnO ibm
neuen feIten D1ut eintloit. Mie ct nit
Der eigenen lleber5eugung oie on0e.
rem iiber5eltt, NIT ieinem iincri6iitter.
lidben @louben 0en @Iouben Der at.
oeren begriinoet uno beieiiigt, Dies
oaes at elmer 8eit, On Berlin nod
bon fron5oiii6en Sruppen beiebt lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07
IOap Scatti6em Soealisutns,
Die Crdeer oes oeutfu 7oeaIismus: Kant Side Sd7eI
lima, Scbleiermad3er, 5eoel" Don Ruoolf Guden.
Derlae l1afeiu & 60. Scrn)

Gas nelie Mert BON Muoolf Glden,
boS lcinen 5o6nan gLrnplo uno Bols
ter neipiomet III, bic beioe i'm 6eloe
iebcn. miro mandem Gampier in
Siunoen Der 9}oit Croft uno Gr.
bauunq brineen. &ies Bud. 10 beiBt
ps III Der 9orreoe. mill fein geitrog
anr miiieniboftlibeu 8orIbiug fem,
cS modlte allen @lie0ern oes oelits
tdlcn 8olfes oieuen, melbe bic grfab-
rinQen unierer aemoltieen 8eit nit
boiler Seele teilen. llno Deiter beiBt
az, all bic bielen, Die jett tdmpien,
alI bic picler, bic ieBt leioeil, ioIlten
iN nieicni sBMme Ieben itn0 erfennen
0oB ne fiir ctipa8 @jroBes ltn0 llnent,
bebrlihes fonpien uno leioen, uno
lie iollten eS ribt aus lebrbaiten Rc.
Sen erfnbren, ion0ern aus Dem 8iloe
Der Dlanner ielbit, Die ibr Seben an
bodlite 3iele ieberL Die altf ibrem Set
bieie ebeniolls tapiere adnipfer ipa,
rem uno 0enen oaS Streben nah
Mnbrbeit cine biel 5it ernite. biel 5r
mafreaenoe Snhe mar, ais bob
Gorge in0 Shmer5 fie batten Der.
idloncn fonnen. So lit es Der @unib
oieies 8thes bic @ergeeertpdrti-
aunq elmer boben geiitigen &roois
iion moae Die 8noboften ipie Die
Giarfen in Der Soifuimg uuo Dem
Merirmaen beiidrten ooB Die oeuflde
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

5ohe. nit all benz Seiligen mas iie
ent6alt, 8urn Siege gclongen miiiie.
sSm Whttelpuntt oes oeutlden
Soeolismus itebt Smmoniiel aant--
der eritounIide Rant", wie edo
penbouer ibn gennnnt bat. glaes mas
Dor aant BON oeutiben 92dnnern &c.
oaGt mnroe. ibeint nidts als llr.
ue6el, aus benz iid5 crit ourh ibn
cine i6opieriidDe @eIt baIlen iollte.
Dor aant itebt Der iblidte Wleiiter
Gd6art, Der i'm Dier5ebnten Sobr-
bunoert fir oas innerite Seiligtiim
Der Seele ben 9egriff oes oelttihen
,,@enriiteS" fano itno Der idrieb:
,9fiHt I6on 0aoot iino mir ielig, 6oB
@ott in iins it, ionoern Dab mir ibn
erfaiien lno erfennen, ipie nobe er
uns lit. Genn mas billie es eirem
Meni6eu, menn er Ronig mare iin0
ipiiBte es nidt. 8or 8ont begegnen
pir Der riibrenOen @eitolt 0es prote.
itantiiden ShubmahermeiiterS Sa,
fob gobme, Der nit tDunoerborer
Strait uuo @inialt feline idperen @e.
0anten orouet ipie &ons Gods
ieine 6i1teriiben Biionen itile
un6 me6miitige glrbeit oes 6eier.
o6enOs: u@er tUeiB BON 5reuOen 5u
iagen Der fem 2eiO empfinoen ODER
bonn 8rie0en, Der feinen Streit eeie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Die eeeneriidc 9reiie beibaitiet
iid nod INNER aais augeleaentIidite
nit oem ugldticI Ser @lowe" ienes
6eutiden aricosfa5r5eiges, Oelier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Edtigfeit in Den noropeit-ofrifnni.
iden @ep1iiern unieren Seiuoeu 10
unlieblame reberroihungen bereitete,
tuobon H. q. oie &operung Der ZIP.
PAM 8eugnis ablegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

a@fde eorrennt baltimore mSr eomha, mai 1916.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
Can the Leopard Change It's Spots?

Frank Iubbcl is a candidate
day Ilubhl a
Of
Countyhc IIubbel the assessment the school N
itinG
Holm asking be made of
New Mexico Holm O, who
which
his claims for
election
any different lIuhbcl
office?
Would llubbc make better United than he did
assessor? Would Bursum be any improvement on
rs superintendent of pCnfCnary?
reminded his record l.
lat would different II liuh
bell returned HOW DO THEY KNOW? hubl"H
he ad-
mittcl that there anything in his political past
troubles superintendent Of
tie shield friends WILL
BUISUM GIVE ANY ASSURANCE THAT As GOVERNOR lIf
WOULD NOT HAVE AN EVER INCREASING NJ Ml5ltR or
FRIENDS TO SHIELD AT THE EXPENSE OF THE STATE?
Frank IublNn and Holm o.
Clb reached
only their sort
OF normal
of the goprnS common
WCaltls o
III YOU WANT WHAT HJBBEII AND BUIisUM
STAND FOR, READ WHAT Ca y" GllILNNNTfR SAND NoIl
HuBBHL AND HOLM O. BUHsJM BELONG TO \
OUTGROWN THEM.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
RANLy ATTACKS
DRY RECORD Of
THE PRESIDENT
Head Camel Driver Says VIII
son Is Opposed to Statewide
Prohibition and Cites Let
tiers of TunuIty to Prove It,

Council Bluffs, Iowa, oct. 5.-Just
over the Missouri river from where
President Wilson was speaking in
Omaha tonight j. Frank Hanly the
prohibition candidate for president
charged that the executive was op-
posed to statewide prohibition.
Hanlys assertion followed receipt
of u communication from secretary
Tumulty in response to telegram
sent from san Francisco on September
% by the prohibition national cam
paigners inquiring If the assertion OF
the California vets, that the president
was against prohibition but favorable
to temperance, was true. TumuIty 5
reply did not answer this question al
rectly, but referred the drys to Two
letters regarding the president alu-
tude on the liquor question written at
different times in the last five years
which they interpreted as meaning be
favored only county local option. Re-
quest was made by the drys that the
president reply at Bakersfield CaI+
on September "a by telegraph, lhal
they might use his answer in the CALI
fornia campaign, but Tumultys com
munication was addressed to san
Francisco. returned to Chicago, ana
finally reached the dry special tram
at Parker, S. d., today.
Here, at last lIanly said tonight
lis confession, tardy and indirect, but
confession through the presidents S
secretary and over his own signature
that he is in favor of county option
and opposed to statewide prohimuoh'
"The California vets seem to be
justified i'm their chasing the presl-
dent of the United states as one op-
nosed to statewide prohibition In CAL
! ifornia, along with the brewers, dis
iuuers winery owners, saloon ana
/ br5thel keepers Of that commonwealth
iand the nation It's not good com
/ pany but it seems he mas deliberately
chosen it,
ira Landrith. the vice presidential
/ candidate. brought laughter from the
crowd by asking when they thought
chicago, New York and Peoria Woui.a 9.
20 dry by county local option ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
German War Lord Goes to
Lutsk Region, Where Rus
slams Are Doing Their Most
Effective Work for Allies,
COUNTER ATTACKS STOP
ADVANCE IN D0BRUDJA
Entente Troops Get Within
Twelve Miles of MonaStr in
Serbia Lively Engagements
in ASiatIc Turkey,

with RUSSIANS suu VIGOROUSLY at
lacking AuslIo-'etl III Nol'l ma
west ol Lu'ah' 10 tne bIloSleI " ',9'-
ieiA' EIiiPCIuI lll'aIh SllIiou loi Wv,
Ifont OF P'ueIdl Won LlhslilbCh ut"'
LulsN, "hgIe tue pI'l'lpaI li7"''uN
Is taxing pIa'e
Al various places III 'n's S'tsoi az"
III Hal'l"' lei"E 'u aSSVI'S ,ila' ''
Austro-1eIlnahs nave p'eh .,. uclt'l',',
heIllh' hoNtIth uty'aI'S 'l'' -" ~,
only point Whete russians teaeileu
Icutonlc llhes was h"rlh OF Nu'li'"'
-and that ihey iajer were urlNen ou''
AlhouEu lHCIe Is dlleIb b'"'e III
ports from 9olla ana nuCHal'SV toli
cefhlhE iHe iale Oh russians w" Wv,
erosseu tut D"HSue ll'o ,''t''' ,'.'I a. ,''I
fact IS patent lhat luey nave eeoS'"
ther uelnoistIauons. in.
huchaIGal SAYS huI'olll'l'S ,l'l VIZ
drew 10 ne ieIt oI lhe pouU'''' "ut
soma asserts thal int palllTilt.d ~
northern bulsar,a between .''S I,ua.IitSn ~
ana iur'uNah Wh'IS ',eS Oip9ae'
river, Is covered WIN ltuil'al''''i uy,l"
as result OF theli loIVTu SPceuS
/ urement to thelr own sou .,..,. ma
All the attempts OF l'uInalllalls IN, o'''
Russians to advance IN DopruuJa nay :
been frustrated hy coul'ler-"''a' hs o'
the Ieutohlc aliles
In TransylVania, Rumanlans nave
/ captured near Paraid, Austro-German
! Notifications after battle that lasted
/ three days. Near Bekokten, north ol
/ Fogaras and in the vicinity of the
I Hatszeg mountains, Rumanians were
/ reported by Berlin as In retreat bul
! 4 is admitted by the German war OF
/ flee that the invaders have made an.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
BEUTINGER TRIAL TO
BEGIN OCTOBER %

Newark. n. j.. oct 5.-MTs. NJ,
garet Beutinger will be placed on irlaI
here probably october % for NlllhS
her husband. Cristof Beutinser'
welI-to-do New York merchant. She
pleaded not guilty today to the charge
of murder and that date was tentative
~ fixed. ..i,,
Mrs Beutinger is accused Of having
shot and killed her husband In the
bedroom of their imposing home az
Caldwell. y. j., on the morning OF
JULY II. In a statement to the ponce
she said she had shot her husband IN
eIf-defense and declared that she
was the victim Of abuse from hlh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
SAYS FUTURE
WILL JUSTIFY WILSON
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Leased "rsS1

GTeefT Bay, Wis. oct. 4-@Vlce
President Marshall tonight told n
large audience that the future would
Justify President Wilson's policy in
Mexico and with the foreign bclIiger-
ents.
"The democratic party has followed
the true path of neutrality he said,
"By preventing Intervention in Mex
leo. President Wilson avoided the
slaughter of hundreds of Americas
best young men,
81 am for an cight-hour lay ana
have been since 1889, when we passed
one in Indiana. Until Hughes declares
he would repeal the eight-hour law II
elected it is not an issue in the cam
paign"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
Zen SnnI, in North Sea.

Esbierg, Denmark Wednesday oct.
(via London oct. A. $50 p m,
Delayed d.)-Fishermen who arrived
here today reported that at noon Mon
day they sighted partly submerged
Zeppelin thirty-five miles northwest OF
the Island of Sylt in the North sea,
off the coast of Schleswig. Several
German destroyers and two large yes
sells We're surrounding the Zeppelin,
the fisherman said in an attempt to
keep her afloat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
Vap Admits Wrecklng Train.

Detroit, oct ARRESTED sunday as
a vagrant. Frank Mcdonald has con-
ressed to the police that he and his
brother Henry wrecked Michigan
Central train at Bridgeport, ont, last
May. Two were killed in the wreck.
Revenge for the loss Of Henry Nc
Donald's position through a strike is
the supposed motive. Mcdonald,
waving eXtwditlon was takcu TO
Windsor Ont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
Disastrous Fire Destroys Gen.
trail Portion of Main Build
ing Of Institution Conduct
ed by Christian Brothers,
TWO PRIESTS AMONG
THOSE WHO LOSE LIVES
Twelve Ftremen Carried Down.
in Wreckage of Falling.
Walls but Seven Are Taken
Out of Ruins Badly Hurt

St Louis, oct. 5.-Nine men are
known to have pershed as the result
of a fire that destroyed the central
portion Of the main building of Chris
tian Brothers college here today Two
of the known dead were aged mem
hers Of the Christian Brothers order
They were trapped in the infirmary
on the fifth floor.
Five known to be dead were fire
men who were carried to the base
ment from the third floor when wall
collapsed At least twelve firemen
were carried down in the wreckage.
Seven of them were taken out alive,
badly hurt
Another death was that of a nurse,
who was in attendance on the aged
brothers. The known dead.
REV. BROTHER CORMAC, aged
90.
REV. BROTHER CLEMENT, aged
70.
LOUIS NOLAN. infirmaTy nurse;
home in Morrisonville, Ill.
The remainder were firemen and
a watchman.
Caught in Trap.
The fire was discovered by the reg
istrar Of the college, Brother Abban,
on the fifth floor He turned in an
alarm and hurried to the dining hall
in the basement, where lO5 students
and thirty members of the faculty
were at breakfas RfotheI
James Of the fire6 Nv
ing the fire drill 4 Z Z ne
students and facuF = q OF
the building Tht - not
know the buildingl turning until
they reached the campus.
Sc, .ral brothers RENE ircd behird
and carried out the sacred vessels and
the priestly vestments from the coll
lege chapel
The loss is estimated at more than
10000
Two Wings Saved.
Two wings of the building We're
saved. The wireless apparatus on the
roof. one of the most complete in
America. was carried down when the
roof feel. The natural history muse
Um was destroyed.
The college will resume regular
class work Friday in temporary quar-
ters which have been offered the
Christian Brothers by the trustees OF
Washington university. FRIDAY 2
meeting of friends of the college Will
be held under the presidency of Arch
bishop Glennon of st. Louis, to deNls0
means for the reconstruction OF the
college building.
r. j. Wade, a wealthy banker, ar
rived on tho campus while the colleEt
was burning and offered to ASSUME
the expense of housing the boardlhl
students until they could return l'
their homes.
The cause of the fire has not beer
ogtortatpnI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
THE WEATHER
THE WEAT1uER FORECAsT

Denver Colo. oct. Friday
showers, colder east portion; saturday
probably fair, warmer northeast por-
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

OF twenty-tour hours, enulnR Ut
D. m. yesterday.
Maximum temperature, SO degrees;
nlinimum, 80; range, 33; temperature
az p. m. 65: east wind; partly
cloudy; trace of rain.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

A bargain is made by two, but driven
by one.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22


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Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the May
or and Board of Aldermen have order
ed an election to be held for the pur-
pose of electipg an alderman from
ward 4, in the City of Macon, Miss,
which vacancy was caused by the desth
of C. H, Spessard, Alderman, the term
of office to begin January !, 1917 and
run for a period of two years. The
polls will be opened at the regular
voting precinct at the Mayor office,
in said city, at O'Clock on the morn
ing of Tuesday, December 26, and will
close at o'clock of the same day. All
candidateq will furnish their names to
W. 0. Barnes, Commissioner. to be
placed upon the official ballot.
j. J. SCOTT,
Clerk of the City of Macon.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
Delta Lands in Demand

Through the real estate firm Of Carr
4 Richie, Mr, A. J Simmons has pur-
chased from Mr.. w. NJ. Cavett the
x. II. Crutchcr plantation which is
known as part Of the old Parks place,
for $95 an acre The tract contains
75l acres, 700 Of which are in cultiva-
tion. Mr.. Crutcher sold this tract
some months ago 10 Mr.. Cavett for $50
an acre.
Carr & Richie, after selling the
Crutcher place to Mr. Simmons, sue
ceedtd in selling the Acorn plantation,
known as Loae Oak, to MIR Cavett at
Sll5 an acre. The tract contains 49
acres and was sold b. Mr.. w. A. Al
corn, Sr., some months ago to Mr.. F.
7. Walton, of Chicago, who in turn
sold the place to MIR. Cayett. -Clarks-
Gale Register.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
NOTICE

Notice to the Qualified Electors of
Ward No 4, Of the City ot Macon,
Mississippi:
By order of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen, we, the undersigned COM
missioner, duty appointed by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen to hold
said election foI the successor Of C. II.
Spessard of Ward Ne. 4, in n. Cily of
NJ aeon, Miss viii proceed t. hold said
election on Tuesday, the 26th dav Of
/ cember, 1915, at the Mayors Office
~ the regular voting precinct in said
city, The names OF all candidates will
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
Fifth Sunday Meeting

Program for 5th Sunday meeting, to
be held with the Bethel church the 5th
Sunday in December, embracing Sat.
urday before:
10 a. M -Saturday-meeting of Ex-
ecutive Board.
IL a. m.-Preaching service.
AFTERNOON.
Decentralization by Grace Through
Faith.
Query-Has a Christian a Right to
Take Any Drink that Will intoxicated 4
"a - The Importance and Benefits of a
sunday School.
All members expected to be present.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

,.i f..i h'o Of a'd'' l'"p' ip', received at
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

be given to W. o. Barnes, one of the
commlssloners, so that the said names
may be placed upon the ballots. The
term OF office of the candidate a. elect.
ed will begin on the first day of Ian
uary, 1917, and run for two wears from
tnat l gate. Only those qualified cleo
tors living in Ward 4, shall be entitled
to vote for said candidate. N
W: 0. BARNES,
J. 7. SARGENT.
BEN STEWART. :
Commissioners.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
The Meridian Star

The ethics Of journalism per
.oit . -ovsronar to boaet of f.
Ic r,,..., ~
''II ana 10 "o'''e'G",0"c'' anu
some papers often clam IN their
DWn editorial columns all the
redit for events chroniclcd I'M
bo;. nno,s cn,un,re from, tbo
:I..,.n'I
I'cuoi' Oh q I'ea''g'IV 10 l''e oo.
.'ct9n and arrest oI a notorious
ocal criminal. Il is no such
,o9s,frr That Thp Star wishes to
,d.,I..,., l..,t.rr,..o ,.,o;,..t.f,
'''''' - '' .'''' " l''.,'', ~
9thl OF some '#c57 ana H89ies
DI which Ihe Star ls proud and
ahich its readers should know
md NAV No interested in.
MI, .,...-. .la,r,.....,.
''e ''0'0'' !, '''' ,.'0 "o'''.0,
'l Ilafng heauI.Hes, tae aJiyQtiaI
columns of The Star are given
no notvp1rraphical prominence over
the news items. in fact The whole
physical appearance or tha pa
pormav Give TO the uuth.nk.up
and dosuitorv reader the impress
sion of medtocrity. even unim-
portanco. But a critical eyami-
nation not only Will dispaI such
IDEAS. but demonstrate the oD-
posite.
Some PAPERS act on the policy
to hit the eve of the reader, 10
catch the attention of the pas-
ser5-bv of thc ncws.stagd,others
to strike the mind, to give thn
news rather than an imnrass.on
of the news too often disYaIIod
after a Glance or two. 10 the
latter class The Star balonos,
1t never tries 10 fool the people
bv its headlines. 1t never at
tennis ia rive fictitious impor-
tauce or value to itself or itscon-
tents bv headlines misleading IN
text or in size. The news vIlue
Of an item is its real and only
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
FOR LOAN

FIVE thousand dollars at 6 per cent
interest, on improved agricultural lands
applicant to pay expense of loan, Sc.
curlty must be gilt edge. Actual valna
Apply to a T n nTnIT r. lTaii'
Dec. 13, 1916.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
Merry Christmas TO All

The spirit of Christmas is with US to-
day,
II you'd grow in power and might,
Cling to il close through all the year,
Let it not die with tonight,
The spirit Of Christmas llumines the
world
AS the sun sheds light from above
II gives to the earth its beauty and
charm,
For the spirit of Christmas is love!
Christmas Day is a time when
the people of the whole earth re-
ioice and are glad. They enjoy
at least a short season Of rest
from their daily occupations, and
they have good cheer and good
food upon their tables, and for
those who are destitute and 9TH
erwise would suffer, something
is provided by the charity and
benefcence Of others.
The Divine proclamation that
shone in the heavens and was
sung to celestial music by a
grand angelic choir brought a
message of peace and good will
to men. and from that wonder
full night to the present time the
recurrence of Christmas Day as
the years roll around is cele-
brated with rejoicing
1t was Christ Himself who an.
nounced His celestial mission
to bring mercy and salvation to
the inhabitants of a world cursed
with the sins of ages, but The
Divine message which accom-
panied His birth was peace anc
good will. Therefore this da5
has always been celebrated witt
thanksgiving and rejoicing anc
with such cheer as the people |
could provide upon their tables.
1t is too often the case that tic |
feasting is carried to the eN-
tremes of debauchery and intem
perance, and for that peopI,
should be reproyed and ever
punished. But Christmas is not
a day Of penance; it is to be hail
ed with JOY and delight.
But especially is the Christmas
season to be regarded as a time |
for doing good to others, and |
they who have an abundance and |
something to spare should learn |
that the most heavenly feature |
of rejoicing is to give to those |
who need it.
And in this THE BEACON
wishes to every individual in Ma
con, in NoXubee county and in
the country roundabout every
blessing and comfort which Di, |
vine Providence vouchsafes to|
mankind, and to the people of
the United States all the pros
peCity that is permitted to a ma
ton.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

To eradicate the foot and mouth
disease the United States govern.
meDt and the various states spent
approximately S9,oOO,oOo, says
n Washington dispatch. Further,
the campaign to wipe out this dis
ease resulted in the Strengthening
of LIZ, 222 cattle, swine, sheep
and goats valued at 50, 500, 12O.
These figures bulk large, but
stamping out scourage that uu.
resisted would have swept over
many states, it was cheap at the
cost.-Nicksburg Herald.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

Captain Bob Banks, of Gulfport,
spent several days this week with his
trend, Gen. L. d. Cavett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Holt and Miss
Nary Clyde Holt of Meridian will spend
the holidays with their mother.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22
Hacon Graded and High School.
School Improvement League.

The following children earned men,
bership in the Self and School Improve
mort League by reason Of excellent
work and conduct during the second
term.
Macon beacon., 1916-12-22

Says Dollar Bill: Corkscrews have
sunk more people than cork jackets
will ever save.