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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09
StaCyG R~ekTutaCiNe
" Chicago.

Ponitej POdane 50 stacye rekruta-
cyjne W Chicago. W kt6rych ochotni-
cy moGa sic 1aclpgneS do woJSka re-
gularnego, marynarh Tub miEtcyt sta
novels
ARMIA.
E26 South State vi.
a South Canal ul.
Bo1 West Madison uL.
Is West Van Buren, III.
90 North Fifth ave.
eS4 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
W Domu Zjed. P. r. KY
1904 East Ninety-second III.
MARYNARKA.
821 South state nj.
$50 North Fifth ave.
$50 South Dearborn vi.
$500 Sonth HRlsted nj.
KORPUs MARYNARSKI.
B2S South State III.
q Fast Harrison ul.
Milwaukee ave. 1 Cicero III.
Tiny pulk piechOty - S4O1 Went
worth ave.
1855 W. Division str, W sail Macie-
rzy Polskiej. W budynku ,,Dz. en-"
80 West Madison III.
10 South Canal ul.
feS West Van Buren, III.
asa South State nj.
RFNERWY MARYNARK.
q 8. Commodore, State NJ. most.
GWARDYA NARODOWA.
Iyzy puIk pIechoty - Michigan v
4 szesnasta III.
eTi puEk niechoty 2s5S West Ma
Olson ul. 49,
smy puik piechoty - s617 Forest
ave.
fszv prk kawaleryi - 1850 North
Clark NJ.
SorpUs in7ynier6w - 1855 Lincoln
ave-. Iub sO2 South Clark vi.
eai bs4alion, 1szy pu'k a~rtyleryi sta
novel. LnSaIle 4 Monroe III.
pstsrva G, f1s South Michigan ave.
Raterya Il, 2s56 lincoln ave.
Haterye 1 E, stockyards Pavilion
Konpania A, korpus s~ygnalOwy, SS6S
w. Madison ul.
azDstaI polny. kompanie 1 4 z -
fR17 South Michigan v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09

0020 0 0 0 l 1
Garden City:
1910 102x-
S~kradzione mety: H. Jameson, F.
Jameson.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: Meinke,
Cameron, Williams. Wallace.
Uderzenia ma cztery mety: Meinke
Kilby. Cameron.
Podw6jue CRY: Meinke do F. ia
miesona do Hottua.
Wymachanych przez Morana ?;
prZez Penna 3.
Wolne mety ma pilki: Cd Morana
/; cd Penna 8.
Gas CRY: 2:20. widow: 5000.
Sedzia cry: Pelletier.
A. A. KOwALSKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09
FAIRFIELD STARS" IS
,CHAPIN STARS" IS.

Wczoraj dziewiatka Fairfield
Stars" pokonala dziewiatke Chaplin
Stars" 1Stu punktami do 16tu.
Pc stronie Fairfield Stars staneli:
joan Fairfield, rzUcacE.
Fr. Schultz. chwytacz.
Antoni Marchewka, 1sZo stanowy.
F. Sentella, Ego stanowy.
S. Centella. 3cio stanowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09

Kto rhce ezyrae Tajlepsze CO.
dzienne pismo polskie, MECH sic
uds do pana F M PAWoLL,
naszego agenta na Duncan i oko-
lice ! zaabonuje sobie -Dziennii
chicagosh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09
,,ROMEOs" ZNOWU POIGNANT
e..

" parku Garden City, PREY I'll.
47ej / Lake. wczoraj popoludntu
znowu porazke otrzymal klub ,.Ro-
meos". W przyszla niedziele stana
oni do walki z south-chicagowianami
ma boisku prey Josef III. / Indiana
polls ave. ma granicy Stanu Illinois
i Indiana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09

o 0 0 0 0 0 0 D - U
Cragin Eagles:
5000 100 K
S~kradzione metv: Cragin Eagles 4.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: PAGAN,
Heck. Tobiaski. Greenwaldt.
Uderzenia ma try mety: Grob.
Podw6jne CRY: Greenwaldt do To-
biaskiego: Kr6ll do Tobiaskiego;
Cochan do Deky do Walinskieso.
Wymachanych: przez Burke s.;
przez Greenwalda 9.
Wolne mety ma piiki: Cd Burke 4;
cd Greenvaldt 2.
Gas CRY: 200. widow: 700.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-09
CRAGINCZYcY PoKONALI ,,LO.-
RAGS A. c."

Ma boisku prey ulicach Long i Full
lerton, Cragincy pokonali silna die
wiatke ,,Lorracs''. Rezultat W cy-
frach przedstawia sic jak nastepuje:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
TICKER TALK

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
FINANCIAL COMMENT

NEW YORK. AUX . --F Financial News
Iiull"Iin. rnSH. \ cont mutation OF tho
bull irndinE speciality i"nrirn'l"a In an
ilripntud. I'm r"rnnrinun. We lhuk equip.
inrnth. motors. pi"rls nmd nuri'rrH viii
Kivo good "pI'"rtuuitl"H FOR buying
turns. Higher prices ar" expected Tor
central Leather. baldwin l."c"IunlIvn.
J'lIIshurHh can't. AlIis- chm lu"ru nnI
Philadelphia ''mntpnny ntnrkn. Tho buy
Ing "f United States HrnrI IL nn,d aud
| mar" ihnn or n"Ir tho drlbIlIng fur.
uiEn liquidation TrpnTtnd.
"'fh" iniiud hIni'h '"rp"Tnti"n, rtnio
In"Ui f"r thr rD""md quarter "r 1917 iH
Ihn iunrI encouraging nud huIIIaiI ever
IUI."rtrd' hHyh ~ prominent luIrTunI la
'i"rn touch with "Tfl'Inin "f tho nIAnn.
l1"Ii',u The tIirI"hi r"nfiirI,'n la inIIrh
higher pIl'nr fuI ia" ni',k la uIpu'.IEd
I Ia tho 'ihuiI"I" Iuf"Itud 10
a 'HnNna uI n't"Inl uT thr uCtIVH
| ,"IuImlnnIun h"iuur nh"wr liant ia"
I,"'.I"II',t !" u'I,"i"l that TIA" Ht",h In"'
k'I viii L." trading "if"iI Tor Tia"
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Ihi"u 81 I"r"' i"n'" l." ~ r'""r"l '""'
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ia" Ii"w r"Ih "urh H. h"r l"ninu !"
u" i""hrh mI'nt "a nIt"h "'t I h' i"I
i"~Inr bad I,'",,i" l"iu" nnh nnW Ih"Iv
-',""r'Itur +" 'W',""I r'""ir '"Ii"Ih"'"
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Ihu IuII r.I.ni by Ih. "h","" 81 Ih"
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~ maui
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Ito NV Y"rh curb market ~ I"p"ri"l
"a In imr"h upon Important i"r"l"r-
IurmI- rsp"rirh 1" b"ruIur luhll' during
tin nrsi ton days.
Grnarul buying Of Wlllyn overland
| -I"rh Ia Irpnrind I" 10" "f u diV"tr"
chnrnrior 1t hr'Iud"n " i"rr" "mIrIh"
runIInurnt which la attracted 10y Tia"
nrrnuInu- uTuErnIn rho uuIhlhn i"il"w
lnH Ia tho nni"plnn" hIVihl"n OF 10"
unIkuI H. not ntr"nH "Ir "nI !" tul
it.Tnhin 10 pInfeaalnnnI attach IL"
irnI .l.iuUnI nnIune III" nI"f'nni"nnl''
In IIhuiy o. iuk" ndV"nI"g" 81 ihli
| rIImniI"n mad play "r i""'" '""'"'"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
GAIN FOR STEEL
FEATURE OF DAY
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW work. Aux 2. hhv"'"" weather
r"rdIi,"ur ngniu n"""'r"'"h l" ln'Rn u"
yron for lu-dpva Ilmli"h "'"'h h"hIl"g' y.
bat tho mprknl'r un'l"ri"U" w"" on" 81
rIrndy rircnuih unvr r,r u f"w "r"'lnl
iira whnro uncertain '"nI"" f""h''"''
from specific rCna"nH Sf""l". ''pU'".
l"nIhcrn nnh oIl- "omprl""h fully ~
p"r cont Of the dny'r "p"rn'i"n" "hl'h
M far M ihcy had my iniilhtiN" w"f"
directed nRninrt IN" sh"rl"
linItod Statca stool recorded Rr"",
gain Of IN points MT |l2hh md nIll"d
innucn scored equal advances hui Tor W"
most part th"s" w"r" rhhd"d irh'l ION
nIly by profit taking before tn" "uh
Central Leather wan active and Mr"nE
lhrOuKhnut rising 4 N to 90, ana hlh''
nnd leather preferred r"s" :" u T"thH
Company aud Mexican l'1tr"l"um l'h inc
oil. at advances Of 3LI nIi1 p"intn re-
npoctivnly Tidrwutrr and nhn"'lnth OLA
gaining "a cnch.
Shlurinrs Tuivd within unrr"w limits.
dr,pIir r-porta painting T." IA" f"Iih
rnmlur standardization a. f"h"rhi rex
ulaIIpn Of all vaanrln hnvinH American
InHiaITY ,
,.r All nI,-Gihiii"H IInlng hnh I"lllhE WIN
Ia IA a t."inI r"hinn "n r"""'" maj '"'
III \ ll~nt rnnu L.. lac I1""i"T"d miHhi II"N"
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leo, ..ritI ~rrr declared nIl'I tie '''"' ~
Il,n n,nrk.i i'c"I.InS 'Inn 't'"'l -" '"I'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
FINANCIAL. OPINION

~ r.I-.t- wt'- ~" ~ N""'"" p :"
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nuriI,y go tho rr'' ~ ~" "r"'"l"'I"'
,nI r,"fr-"I''"i rI"",""i 1" rl't" ~ 'h''
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tiu'i"
rio r,,,IhItl"u nu,r,Irr-m' !" llt"Iv !"
I,rlI tho uipRn fur n"Ir" il"" '" ""In" ~"
Ia, rcnnto cnrurIIiro hhn pln""d mon"
urn for mint ho"iHl"n W. I" tho vntl"u"
rInln1 nf tho country.
Thr Mldvnlo stool report "nm" out
vnsicr1ny mud wnm In iinr With TINT 81
lilo y s. Rtcrl corporation r"I,nrt md
,Lnw. ihc yrcni pru"u"rIiy in lhIp r"in-
try UnIlrnid "Rruimgp nrn nl" anita
factory md FROM n"w on "huuih show
continued lIupr"v"m"nl
". J. WOEIMhN & 20
There wrr~ M "lnriling Developments
OVER night md tho uri,'' tendency i"
I,krIv IT, continue u rather lttIrnmii" on"
such news a. wnr puhIInh"h "n" 81
ihr wh"l~ ch""rful. hui not tufrI"l"nlIF
- nS /" furnish h""n ln""hllN" Ter
trudiup Washington d""- NOT r"r'ri
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n",v pIn"inE "f itn"rl"n army "h"" 80
.i,i~ la IhIh '"iiriIN - hlt 'hIII lac '''I
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l. "m 81 nOhH Dbh nhh viii Il" '.h''"I ''''
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IIrn rtynu -hyr ct ih" l"Il"" i"r
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r,,I r'rhI.s l."IL.,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WItTE Itlri. " Va" h"r :. -
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,, -, mandate To-, Y",h n'""L
Iu.,h.uu, IiniiuU"I H"uh ~ W~"' VIZ
sI,Ir I.uIIdIns Wh""lIns. w v" l'""'s
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New York Cotton Market

WIII.r.tI. - " 80" Nuu -
pu,uI.I,., Ih- tui"IIig","., ~ a IN
,,.,,.,u T. -. ,u.n,I"I- IIsv Prrs rt""A
.,L. ,,u. .Inti"u"t ii""n 81 Vast VII
.,,,., I,II,IIus Wh""Il"s " W i,""ls
a. I,uuh ,,,ru.HsI
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N Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wIIr.fGi.IN!L W Va, Aux :. H.
ru,ulnh.i Tho n,IuiIIan'.'oi hf a ~
n,i.nh e., neni,eis Now f"Ih hi""h
M. uh.uu. National h1mh Of West VII
-iuI. LuIldin. Whaoiinu. w ". LOU"
~ a
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WIIrrIIi4'I ~ W" Ann p. ~
Eu, nInh.d N. InI-lIlg ""'"I hy 70
kinnInu H. -" ueuii-- ~ IH"~ vow Hl"nk
.,I,ut,vc II.IInusl iI"uh Uf Vast VIE
sIuI, LuIIhluu Wh,nIIna w " f."uis
L. InnH'i nr-uRas'
urt,IIu MA A.,
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b,tsth. Oti h,..L-
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WItEFI.I%i. W Vn,. Aux .. ~
Turur-hod Tho 'mt-rug-n~or ny n ~
Murtcu e. Go. members Now York Hf""k
IG,rhuuEr. EaiIonal Rauk OF Wasi VIr'
y luIn ImIl,iiux Wh~oIInK. W. Va Louis
T. IIrnud mnnuEnr.
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PETROLEUM

cot :. I Nu. 'slII -. l.I..
80" T.'',a. I..l' - ia" &C "i.."-..
HI 90 ,'t,'t.,,...'" i,i, 7. II ,t hGI. "s".
,.... 80 i"h rhItt,..,'. trs".i -. d.
Lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-03
CORN GOES UP ON
STRENGTH OF SMALL
RAINFALL IN WEST

i,tir vac Aug "...' NJ" ran nr !"
vnlnr y" lnY "rIng !" '1'nnpp"i"'""n'
nvCr thu n.nn'Iu-HH 81 rnlnr Nv Tho a"H'h
wrn, md - Iu"rcpnInR urgency ~ in'lnN-
trlnl ,lcrunud Thr IuHrkrf rl"n"d nr"
~ T." -. u"' higher NJ 81 ~ I" ~ lhT
t'r""ruher md - len Mnv- "h"nt I'M
Iuh"d "tr'.nR tI'' ny NJ - ~ S"pf"mh"r.
lon rn,' To ~"
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LOCAL STOCKS

"IiIr.I.i.'i - -" hnH ~
,,.n. 49, -L.."". ..."-A -
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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-10-25
LIVESTOCK PRICES
At SOUTH OMAHA
CiitIe Receipts Rather Light;
Make Atllvs, Slrorfor
HOGS STEADY 70 STRONG

Moderate Supplies 81 Sheep and
Lannbs and Z Slow, 0rau0y Market.
Fat Lambs and Ewes Steady to 25e
off--Feedsr Lambs Not . Great
Deal Lower Than Last Wssk.
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Neb.. Oct. 28.--Cattle receipts were
light for q Monday. 1880 head. and
although the quality Of the offerings
was Comparatively common the mar
ket was active and stronger for desir-
able stock Of all kinds. Demand for
stockers and feeders was better than
last week and prices stronger, but
common light stun was dull and un-
changed.
Quotations on cattle: Prime feed
ing steers, s1OO001I.5O; good to
choice feeders. $8s5009.50; fair to
eood Feeders n.25@S.25: good to
choice st0clkers. $6600o,5O; fair to
good stoeksra. N010a60ss cannon to
feir grades &6n007 90: stpck heifers,
36.50@d00; stock c0wM9 $4,000 90;
stock calves, @8O0@aDQ: prime heavy
grass hesyes, $1200611Sl00s good to
choice grass beexea, $1O.00@11.5O +;
fair to good grass steers, $0.00@i 900;
common to fair grass steers 1000
$50; good to choice heifers. S7.150
6.75; good to choice cows, $500 rs;
fair to good cows, $8.250725; can
ners and cutters. $6.00@600; veal
calves, $6O0012.5e; bsaf bulls. $3.50
@750: bologna bulls. $550@ 50;
prime heavy beeves, $4,000 e. o0;
good to choice beeves. $14001 10 90:
fair to good beeves, $12O0013.50:
common to fair beeves. $700@11 90:
good to choice yearlings. $1,000
1870; fair to good yearlings. $1,000
400; common to fair yeaflings. $3.50
@11.0O
stsady to Strong Hog Trade.
Receipts OF hogs were very moder-
ate for a Monday. about 2,400 head.
and with fair demand from both
packers and shippers the market rul-
ed active at steady to possibly q
shads stronger figures. Tops brought
91B.00 and the bulk Of the trading
was asound S1565@ 1885.
nraooy Masftet fer Sheep.
The run Of sheep and lambs was
fair for the opening day Of the week,
13.000 head. and there was a fair in
qs1iry fer both fat stock and feeder
grades, aJthcueb the trend Of values
confinnes Iewer Fat stock ruled
Gfog tD 15o15c lower than Saturday
and the feeder grades were not 50
very much Of.
Quotations. on sheep and lambs I:
Lambs fair to choice, $16.2501725 !;
ln1l,he feeders. S105001s.OO lambs.
eulls, 81 5001o.25; yearlings. fair to
choice. s11.5O012.75; yearlings, feed
ery, $1zO0@i3.50; wethers, fair to
choices, $1l.O0013.25; ewes. fair to
choice, xl0.70011.75: ewes. breeders,
al ages. c1O.sn@1125; ewes, feeders.
S7.5o01025: ewes, culls and Gamers.
35.OOe7.2s.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-10-25
lIs0IrTIOss or CoSDoLrycF

1HHOLrTI0NN or CONDOLENCES
whersat Our Heavenly Father has
called 10 His Home the Wife and Mo-
tho: d our Worthy Brother and
Family,
BE Il Resolved: rw
That We. the Members OF Newell
Lodge No. e2s. T. o. o. N do hereby
extend orr heartfelt sympathy to Bro
Their peter Laitala and family and be
It further resolved.
That ! copy Of these resolutions be
sent to tho bersaved family, copy
sent to tho Reclamation News for pub
licatioh. and ! copy be spread on the
ninutss u the Lodge.
~ - committee:
Clan1 johnson,
n. f1ulson.
John ". Cloussr.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-10-25
TAKRN rP

One laree black mare. one large
hay, colt 10th branded; one small
hAy mare with blaze face, one white
hind foot. brand on jaw. Owner can
have same BY paying for this ad and
pasture bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09

made by Professor Raymond c. Os- bun, as follows:
 Esther Bachelder, Rocky Hill, c. E., '1s Florence Edwards. New Haven. C. C.. '19 Katherine Holway, Selbae. Maine. C, C.. '1s; Edith Lyndhofm, Hiddietown, c. C., '20; Juline Warner, Woodbury, c. C., 10; Rosa Wilcox,
 Course Honors.
 r. English-Katherine Hubert, Gro ton: Margaret Greenbaum. Chicago; Helen Hankemeyer. Hartford: Ali. son Hastings. Hartford: Julie Hatch, Milford: Annie Mcclellan, New Ha- ven; Elizabeth Nagy, New Haven; Pomeroy. Stamford; Katherine HoI- way. Sibae. Maine.
 II-Greek-Rosa Wilcox, Ledyard.
 II-Latin-Emetta Weed, New Lon don; Marjorie Doyle, Meriden: Rosa North Woodbury.
 IV-French-Esther Batohelder, of Rocky Hill: Marjorie Carlson, Hart ford: Mariegther Dougherty. Middle Katherine Holway, Selbae, Maine.
 -Spanish-CIementin Jordan. of Norwich; Marion Kofsky, Hartford Olive Doherty, New Haven; Susan Wilcox, Norwich Town.
 Following the announcement of the hohors, President F. H. Sykes gave the commencement address which in part was as follows:
 We are come together to signalize the close of the second academic year of this college It has been q year of significant achievement. It is marked by a large increase of our stu dent body. The freshmen class (class of 191e) entering in September 1915. numbered 100. the freshman class of 1920 entering in September. 1916, num- bered 1O5. Of the clas~ of 1919, S9 re- turned this year: so that the present student body candidates for degree 2s1. -
 Years of Revelation.
 These student years should be years of revelation not only of the mind of man of society, and of the wonders of the universe, but of your own mind. What you are to be and to do are still wrapped up in you and in more labrin- than Holdings than the labyrinthan fA'dings of the rose.
 Grateful For Cooperation.
 The opportunity has been given me, for four years, to make contribution college. For that I am sincerely gra teful for the cooperation I have had from the faculty of the college I am grateful for the o-operation of the large student body already gathered here responding spIendidly to the facil- ities and ideals of the college as inst- tuted. And I am profoundly thankful that I have suffered from the domin ant group in the board of trustees Of this college. in it's administration. whatever the issue I am thankful for a wider knowledge of human ma ture and for the knowledge of the good gold this college controversy has dis closed in many quarters. At the conclusion of his address, Dr. Sykes was applsuded most heartily by the audience, and especially by the students.
 The closing exercises were an event which no one prese-t will ever forget, and will always rehNnber as the fare well address and appearance of Dr. Sykes. the first president of Connecti- cut college.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09

At the mid week service of the First Congregational church Thursday ev- eninE Rev. E. H. Smith gave an in teresting account of the annual meet ing Of the International Missionary Union Eeld through last week at Cliff ton Springs, N. I. This movement was started 54 years ago he said; for the past % years missionaries rom every country and land. of all denominations, have met at Clifton Springs as guests at the sanitorium. The week this year was spent in discussing the ques- ton, After the War, What? There are going to be tremendous problems. German missionaries began work in India 200 years ago before English or AnleircaTis went there. They have conc wonderful work and have made many converts. Because Of the war some have been imprisoned by the English, others sent as prisoners to England, and the work stopped Lu- therans in this country are trying to earT-- on the work.
 Every missionary said that the solV- ing Of thf problem must rest with Eng iInd and America. Arc the Christians ready to move forward to an era of service and uuselfshness? Love is what will solve the proD;em, and this