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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Sfslge Mseo0elelie fra 9a,lutb bar
81. S. s.: Subr, &eootter al ~9u-
lrtb 5fanoinap", Der bor s@ren al
at bnbe oparbei6et nebrte 8lo6 til
ct al Be beoite norife 8laoe / Mor6<
Deften, MI beb &ieb obertoget @laoet
% bliper iaale6es for Sremtioen boa>
Sc Neonfter og l1ogiper al iamme.
81 enifer ben np u6giber al mnlig
3slD % 2pffe / Sremti6eu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
@eitebopen igieu.

(True translation filed with
the postmaster at St. Paul,
Mimi, on November 9th,
1917, as required by the act
of Congress of Oct. g, .1917.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

81. $50
bDioe cnaillereoe @egge. Ser er /
bbert @aifernm tire Yorce!ains- 800
,ifefummcr, ocsrbcn to IS. 6. %
I8aoebarclie. Maturligbis eleftriif
,2Ds ooerolt og 0ampbarme.
Men Lao ps gao op pan Suarnet,
mems III ct. fer. Seroppe bar ri ben
gomle fie1rote ll0iigt, fun list bpiere
oppe, og mar 5piret fomnrar, -
ia set er 10 ian6t, oct bar jeg 10
life %fortalt on1. Sor 5piret fonrn1cr.
I@u al Dor 5foles gon1le 8enner
Dor ifi9nfet % oct. Isl bor en- Gum
Senge l%iggen0e / Dor Sfuffe, Tom
S mao faa at bpgge 5piret for"
ifreb Sobn 2arien fra 8rainer6,
Minn., til mig. uMin &onc % ieg
ipnes, at Be unge bdr babe noget
1muft at le op TIL
Seq bar alorig let Sobn 2arlen,
men leg bar baOt mango 8reDe fra
BAN, boa6e ber og / 9es Moincs,
for bon iel1bte ditto lit &i6rag til
%, naor ct ellcr .onbte lfl,!oc biel-
pes frem. Brelteffole11s GleDer be0
mooife iffe, at ban bpert Mar ien0te
ct ltprt 8i6rog til g. g. 6. til
@irlp til 6eres 5tubiltm. ltnocrlig
nof> Sc, iom olorig lelp h1noe faa
preitelig 8ctjcnine, forSi Sc bat
loa foo 0onifc Son1ilier / 8roiner0.
; ~@o1nmcl @jerligbeb ruiter life"
! Sg 1fjent Sobn 2arlen olbrig bar
lat fin SOB / cit 0anif Spjifo1e, 1ao
Ielifer ban Set Mrbej6e, 1oa Dan mao
bore me6 til. at fren1me oct, oQ
moa bore meo at ele6e oonlf Ting:
Dom. Me11 set CT NOT life min6rc
bans Some enc Dom, 6er bar Sierte
flor Sonif Strife % Tolfclib. @i6
, mango lignc0e 6em. Me1 Moicttborg.
Spiret fommcr, og sc lu1ge CT gla0e,
% oe gomle me6. Men: loo goar
t III ne6. Elumberne tun1ler mc6 &a:
Oiators % 8a6efor> Epmrerne fiji
t ter, mems 5abene gaar> % 5orman.
t Den &i9r = 1etter Sort / SET
j: bele. sc bbor Mn6reos 5pren1en III
{ Ser me6 Gementgulpene nebe / go:
ifcr11mnnct. 9bor mango Gognla6.
ningcr bot: ban mon brllat j. bis1e
1ioli6e @r11nbe, De ltaar go0t. Gao
Itaor hi u6e / 6en bpje Hortal. Sc
!, lmuffe gothic &inoa1er 1tann1er Ell
til Mn0agt. Set maa 6e ogiao NOT.
; M16agt, 6et bill lige Sti1beo / Gin
!, oct. S 5tilbe6en fan bo Ioa meget
goot> ser fon 30 Kingdoms 2engle.
og @ln6c, Ser fan 30 D0mpgbe6 og
|Sof, og Sreb miot / SEN larmen6e,
frmpcn6c Ger6en. Min M116ogt in6e
| ben M @ejifole RUNNER mege11
|Faf til Gl16 % Menneifer for, bbo6
oenne CONNER bat, gipet %. Se
ioo pao @foIen ct lille 5tpffc fra,
life ion6t, SEN CT olligepel imuf, og
iaa noor 5piret fommer op. -
|9en 25. Nobember ifal SEN in6bies.
:|9en g. 9ccember = ia bbor mnnge
mon bill goa ODER Dor Tprlfel Sem
Sag.
: ST. &nnolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
&eHeIie.

S Digtet rSiemoe", ION itoo Il
8laoa for ben Is. Dftober, finoes
to SrDffeiI: | f6rfte gerg, 2inie s,
itoar Storiten i Steoen Tor Gtpr.
meme, % ! anoet gerg 2inie 10,
itoar af for Dg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

(True translation filed with
the postmaster at St. Paul,
Mimi, On November 9th,
1917, as. required by the act
of Congress Of Oct. g., 1oI7.)
Gn ]9el al bore MDiIer Dur picn=
ipnlig misforltaaet Sen pirfelige &a-
rafter al Sc Gre0sprograln1ner, lom
bleD be0taget al 5ocia1iit-&onfere1=
cen / 5tocfbolm % Gentralfomiteen
for set r1sliife Mrbejoer= % 5olba=
ter=9faa0. 0e ipnes at tro, at 5tocf-
Dolm=@rf(eringen er en- fri og 1lpar-
tiff uotalelie Of oe 5pnsmoaoer,
lom bDloes al sem internationale
Soctolisme, % at Sc rusitife Greos=
|forilog ct ct frit % ianot l1otrpf
for bets 9emofrotis 0pfatning.
Set bur0e funne lie, at bette fife
ct be birfelige &ienoSgjerninger. -
aonferencen / 5tocf1olm bar iffe ct
repre1entatipt Mp0e al 8eroensio=
Craftsmen. Sen bar planlagt al set
'tpife noenrigsitpre, til at begpnbe
meb; n0gtfterne bleb beffet al tDlfe
Yenge, % De!egaterne bar enten
ISDifere eller Soft, joni 1to6 / Ep1f-
lambs 9olb. SSngen af Sc alliereoe
Wagter, in0befattet Sc Toreneoe 5to=
ter, bar repreiemeret. Com &onfe-
'rencen bar ct tp1f Wg6e, be6tog oe11
en- uotalelie, lom bar 6ifteret al
,SDiflon6, og bbis Senftgt bar at
ltiene tDife Tormaal.
Set famine giel0er oct rusiiife
6reosforIag, lom / &obe6iagen ct
e%nslDoenoe meo set, iom bleb be6=
|taget / Stocfbolm. Set CT mi en- bel
feinot Sag, at set beflagelige @gre
|og BEN 8anmogt, iom raaber / &us-
|1an6, er en- Sr1gt al tpif &orf11p=
ton. 2eoerne al &1slm16s &aoi-
,falere og Mnarfilter bar beret og er
|Spiflan6s betalte Mgenter, og 6eres
5%re0sprogram biler BEN tpffe Se1te-
bob liot flarere enc Stocfbolm=8ro-
grammet. Set FREEZER, at 96el9ggel-
len / 8elgien og 2an6ets @ienreis,
ming fal betales for al ct tnternatio-
nalt Son6. Merf bette: 6e unebne=
|lige S%orbrDoelier, font EDfferne bar
Ibegaaet, ifal tones og iaa blot
bet laoer iig gi6re gritatning
D6es, lite af Sorbrp6erlte, men al
andre, iom lite bar babt noget iom
BEL fiat gi6re me0 6er1l
Set er ~banife!Iigt at ifi6rrne, bbor-
Ile6eg 1togen a1rrerifanif Mbig meo
iuno Satts tan Iaoe ftg biloleoe al
,,Dsie % lignett0e noilag Of ben ttDiffe
Sreospropogar,oa. gnbper naa for-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Guthrrs 4ualtu ng
Dnn.

Set er / @jemmet, at ct Wen=
llelfes 8eroi ret ifol fienOes. Sen
tore Wol1D" CT life altib ~bt 1tore
Menneife", men tober paa nermere
Solo. Set gjor0e 2utber Hfffe.
Meo fin @ultru &utbarina al So
tn !eDeoe ban BET fi9rliglte Cont
lib. Sum iaa op til bam me6 sgr=
bp0ig6eo og falote ban beitanoig
u2r. Doftor". 8ar1tlig og munter
font bo1t ielp pur> foritob ban 10"
lrnrfet at omgaas fine 8ern. San
fortoIte Dem 8ibelbiltorte % @ben=
tpr, op6rog 6em i @110sfrpgt % 9epj>
jombc0 % ipareoe fife poa BEN npo~
benoige Eugt. Sans $us par ct gglt.
frit @ns, bbor mango 8enner lorns
Ie6es ON bans 8or6, iom Welanfton
8uge,1bager, Suitus Sonos, &ms-
oorf oe flere. Sc Sa1ntaler, ban
fer bol6t meo 8ennerne, CT for en-
flor 9el optegneoe un6er Napn al
u2altbcrs 8orotaler" % er fuloe al
fri1telig Gis6om og grfaring.
San: ellfebe Nat11re11, S1glenes
Sang og 81omlternes 5fj6nbe6 oe
fremfor aft Muiif og Gong. Ser
peo fa11 ri ofte joge 9iepelen %
mango onbe Ta11fer >paa 5lugt"
1ag6e Don. Selb far fan 1frebet
flcre imuffe @almer og lat Gone
BERTH. Melt betjenot er bans meg=
tige 5alme: uBor @uo ban er lao
fa1t en- Borg.
9ertil Doboe ban megen Cans
for oct Dumoriltiife og bap6e ofte
pu6ligc Snofalo. Me1r bun funoe
ogioo bapc fine tunge elmer, ftorf
Mnfegteller, Ser funbe bore flere
Gage. 9a TIP lteoe bans Suitrn og
Be11ncrre born. Men iler ipgte ban
Grplt / 8pnne1. @an nor en- meg
tig 8pnnens Monb, lom alle @uoS
ltore 8i0ner Dar beret, og omgiffes
.fprtroligt meb @u0 iom Sen me6
Sen. 2p1t og frit par bans SDn pao
2ipet og &riltel1oommel1. Ser ba1
intet al 2obens Srnl0om og Gpang
oeri.
Otter 1880 bar &eformatione1&
Sag loo biot befeitet, at 6en bar
u6bre6t ODER SDiflono, 9anmarf,
gtorge og 5perrig, og / flere onore
2anoc bar Der. Gi!bengere al @bon=
gclicts. Gag. Werfeligt NOT 1pffeoes
set life Mob]tonoerne meo alle 6e=
res Baofuno at foritprre SEN eller
at folnn1e 2utber til 2ips. &ejieren
.og Sprlterne maatte omit0er gtpe 6e
.@pntgeliife ful6 &eligionsfribe6. Sg
Bopen og bans Eienere formaoe0e
life at ltanoIe 5%an6bebens Seir...
5000 Slutningen al: lit Sip. bler
2utber ipag. San, Ser fpr bapoe be-
rct ltnrf og raft, les mi al 5tcnz
lncrter, Sobeopine, .Meqbebelberlig,
beoer % fplte, at bans 2ibs @n6e
11prmeoe fig. &an bar Dog ingen
aahmel Mano, fun liot ODER 60
Nor. Sorunoer!!igt NOT bleb bans ST.
oe1 te6 @isleben oglaa bans 9s6s:
lte6. Ser bop6e ban nemlig .begibet
fig ben for at bilpgge Ell Strio
mcllem. Sc mansfel6ife @reber. Se
fer bar 6et> at ban en6te fit Sit
Sen Is. Sebruar 1916 efter enon1l
fao Gage / Sorbeien at babe pre6i-
fct / 8irfen. Baa bans DeosIeie
ipurgte S1,ltus SSonas bom: scr
peroige Sober, bil S 50 poa &riltus
% Den 2ere, S bar p~reoifet?",
bportil 2ntber meb fat Stemme 1po=
re0e ct lp6eligt: uSol".
so iaale0es eif Dor itore @efor.
motor til Spile i Serrens Tre0.
81 onier bam fife for ct 1,feiIbart,
ipnofrit Menneife. Men bi erer oe
elifer bam iom ct Sonobeospione
at Sen egte Mrt. 90 hi ipnger ON
bon lne0 @run6tbig:
Worten 2ntber meb CUBS Orb
tg16te 2Ds igien paa SeSor0,
iaa bans Nobn ffal goa meo 5olen,
%ltraa!!e UNDER Nao6eltoIen!
(af st.. glmn1iID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
MDe Gegler for Snbfalbelie til
Militertteneiten. ~

geDe Mesler for Snbfaloelie til
Militertjeneiten. ~
- .~::.l
Sen M classification, ser biier
Dber Man6, bbilfen &losie bon til
Dprer, og / bpilfen Or6en Sc for
jfjellige @lasler bill blipe in6fal6t til
&rigstjenelte, er iom fp!ger: -:
&lasle t.,
1. lleifte Men0 l16e1t 11oget at
forIar9e.
g. @ifte Mpno (ellcr Gnfemen6
meb 8prn)> Ser font en- &egel nno-
lober at forlerge oeres Ta1nilier.
3. @ifte Men6> lom er afbG1=
gige al beres &ultr11er for oeres I'm.
6erbol6.
4. @ifte Wrno (eller gnfem9n6
meo 8prn), font life CT beifjqftiget
me6 noget npttigt Mrbejbe, og bpiS
Somilier leber al S%nofmmlter, joni
er u%afbengig al beres Wapnoenes)
@rbei6e.
5. Mlmin0elige 2pnarbgoere.
&losie 2. .1.
1. @ifte Wen0, eller gnfemgn6
n1co 8prn, 1om CT beifjeftiget meo
nDttigt Mrbej0e> 1i1en bpis Jamilier
bor tilltreffe!!ige SnOfoml tier til
u6en @enipn til Met1oenes 6ortje-
11elte at f11n11e flore Jig 'nogenlunoe
iorgfrit / oeres 5raoerelle.
2. @ifte Wenb uoen 8prn, bbiS
@ultruer u6e1t at lioe noge11 Np6
fa11 flare fig uoen 6eres 9jelp.
8. 9be6e Sarmorbeioere beifief-
tiget / neopenoig ag%rifulturel @irf-
1ombe0.
4. 9pebe inbu1triellc Mrbejoere BE-
ifj9ftiget I npobenbig inb11ltriel
&losi lie 3.
/. Wp1lo mes S%olterbern, iom er
afbengige al oere5 Ooglige Mrbeioe
for 6eres unoerbol6.
2. WenO, iom bar gnnnle, iDage
el1er iDge Sorel0re eller Beoitefor=
glore> bpis enelte Sorlprgere De er.
3. Mn11o eller 8rpore eller 5e-
tire, iorn life fon foriprge Jig 1elb,
men lom er afbengige al 8roDerens
boglige Mrbeioe for beres timber
bol6.
4. County, oq 8pembeosmeno.
5. 8rar1D= og Holitimen6.
6. 9e npopenoige 9aan6perfere
90 Mrbejoere / N%rlenoler, 8aabenfo-
briffer og Marineberfter.
7. Sc ~ne0pen6ige GolofontoriIter.
s. 9e for Eoltbefororingen MOO
be11oige Serloaer.
8. 0e np0benoige' 6unftionerer
/ acknowledgements Eiene1te.
10. swift lpecialilereoe a6miniltra,
THE S%agfDnoige.
II. Sefnilfe eller mefaniIfe Gag
fpn6ige / inoultrielle @irflombeoer.
+" H.. Spjt ipecialilereoe 2anobrugs,
fpl1oige / 5orbun6sregieringcns e.,
Ter Sc ierifilte Staters Gienelte.
Is. Msiiltenter eller Meobeltprere
al neobenoige in6uitrielle 8irfiom-
ID. Msiiltenter eller MeobeltDrere
at ~ne6benoige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser.
@losi e a..
1. @ifte Menb (eller gnfeme1,o
meo Bern), bbis Sultruer og 8prn
nbeluffenoe er ofbengige al oeres
oaglige Mrbeioe for oeres nnoerbolo,
og TOM life bar nogen iom beIlt an.
6en @iglpefiI6e.
2. S6m9nb / Ben omerifanlfe
Sa1oelsf.aa0es Eienelte.
3. @beferne for nsobenbige ino,-
Soretagen6er.
4. Gbeferne for ngobenoige oqrt-
fulturelle Soretdgenoer.
&lasie 5
/. Stats- og %fgoeraIe gmbeos-
,n9nb.
2. &egulart or6tnere6e 8reIer.
3. Geologiife 5tu6enter.
4. Berioner, iom allere6e ftaor /
Wilitprtienelten.
5. uolanbinge.
s. 8orgere al oe 2an6e, neo
bbiIfe ii f6rer Rrig.
z. MoraIf niffiiffe6e 8erioner.
% q ..xEY..~ $0f~nS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Opsig else af Bladet maa ske
/ b%etimelig It'd for Subskrip-
er udl0bet. Restance
Gjald maa vedlagges og tages
da tilt6 lge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24

sung In such form that the Bishop
commended Prof. Schiller Bishop
nonahu" then rock his place in the ceh..
Ger OF tho sanctuary and addressed the
congregation for perhaps three quarters
Of an hour or more on the great neces-,
sity OF the assistance Of the Holy Ghost
III time of war. His address was most
inspiring. -
Confirmation CT zoo children and
eight adults then took place. Each per-
son had sponsor. The bishop was
seated in front oC the sanctuary where.
he administered the sacrament Of COLI
firmation. Bishop Donadue was assisted.
in the cermony by Very Rev. Father:
Ignatius. q. -. Cap. Provincial Of Cap.
tuchlan Province Of Pennsylvania: Rev..
Father Eugene. Tdstorate Of ST. Alphon-;
sns: Erv. Father Anscar. Q. n. Cap.,.
Father Brown. !'i.hop Donahue's secre-r
NraGG Of Bcllaire: Father Hall Of.
South Wheeling: Father Flanagan. OF.
Nuundsvill": Fathers Nalinowski, Capa-.
clnus and Mead2e. Of Edg!ngtDn Lane :
Father Galway. OF 81. Joseph's, and.
Father Giisenan. Of Warwood.
The hraediction OF the Blessed Sac:
IA mont vas given BY the bishop and the
services closed '%ilh the choir rendering
TIC Dcum."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON.
Little Gifta-

There are great many kinds OF gen
crosby and people who are generous in
IN" way Will often be very. selfish Ia
others.
People who are generous in the Civ
ing of material things arc often vc;.y
selfish in the matter OF having their
own way.
People who are generous In othc-
ways often stingy about words of rrais,:
or compliment.
The Don't Have-to-Be Gifts.
And people who are generous on III,
formal occasions set aside hy custom
for gift making are often very sIingy
about the giving OF little gifts. casual
gifts. "the-don'; have to- be gifts" as
Molly calls them.
We all know people who arc gen.
erouS in this respect. For Instance
there Is one woman among my acuain,-
anc" who never comes tn dine with me
without bringing some little gift. Some
times its = tumb.er OF jelly. again It's =.
magazine or a gar of pick1nlillie. or a
little sachet. THIS same woman seldom
writes letter without putting in SOHO
little enclosure. 4 packet of snmc ri her
flower seeds. some snap shots, or just
some clippings she knows | will be in
ed in. AZ she also writes one Of
II
ter. you can imnSiE" what G pleasure
Il ia OF 500 her writing on an envelope.
Never a Record For the Music Machine
On the other hand We all know peo-
pie who never think OF little gifts.
once had as Il houseTate q woman who
was punctIlIous about all gift birth
days; gave Christmas gifts to old
friends whom shn hadn't seen for years
and remembered the birthdays OF n
large number Of ncfhews and nieccs
but never brought home any little gifts
to the household. Never 4 now maya
zine. never box OF candy. never q biz
Of some dollhouse fruit or a record foe
the music machine (Which. by tho way.
she much enjoyed playing).
Would It Be a Bad 1dea7
I suppose It's just tenn eramcntal.
with some people the will-to-give OK
presses itself in one way. with others
in some other way. But ] must say
do love those Jolly little don't-have-tn
be-glrts. I almost wish they could be
substituted for formal gift giving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
YOUR GRAY HAIR
TURNS DARK
BY Applying La Creole-No
Dive. Stops Dandruf.

Is YOUR hair entirely gray or just
gray IN spots? Is your hair premature-
.lv gray from i'll health or worry: ID
YOUR hair faded. dry or bleached' Are
YOU troubled with dandruf. lallins
hair or itching scalp? Has your hair
stopped growing or are you paid
Then apply 70 your hair and scalp the
famous La Creole Hair. Dressing. 1t
makes YOUR hair healthy and reFires
the natural color glands 10 activity
so that every gray hair turns dark
and all your hair soon has the natur-
al soft, lustrous, even dark color you
used to have without even a trace OF
gray. La Creole causes new hair to
sprout all over your head so you will
have a fine. soft fluffy, heavy. evenly
dark head OF hair again. Besides La
Creole stops dandrutf and itching
scalp. Try La Creole. S1.o0 bottle.
Sold on a money-back guarantee by
Raer's Pharmacy. Wheelin&.-.W. Va,
or sent prepaid by Van Vleet Drug
Co., Memphis. Tenn. Get bottle TO-
day-(Advt.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24


Another "f lifr's strange contrasts L.
thu present HilurHcv OF fam" "nj"y"d
lay the songs ~ stephen Foster and HI"
surroundings in whicli they We're COM
posed.
!. As on" listens 10 tho almost classi"
beauty giv"n IL old Dog Tray ana
Hard Times Come Again M More" !,
Poster medley. by tho Taylor Trio. just
aun"uncHd III record form ny tn" CO.
lurihia GrarlInphrnr company. /; Is diff
ii"ult IL realize that these quaint songs
wcr" composed IN n humble room he
hind Southern grocery store Bu.
they wcr'~--"n scraps mi common wrap
ping PAPER:
Another =!yrin from Eilly Sundays
revival s"!- r"pert"ry. sung by Homer
E"d"h"av'r Sundays gifted baritone
s"ioIst. IS included III n late Columbia
record announcement.
Its :iUr * Ny Wonderful Dream
Il vision Of light" ;Lat will uplit't ali
Ih'arers. Of whatsoever creed. with It's
i"nnnhlinc faith.
Although OF powerful strength. the
N"tc" Of Rud"h"acvr possesses eyrira-
! th"tic ti'lbre that never fntls {" touch
III" heart. And this appealing quality
WAS r"r"r moro noticeable than in This
splendid recording OF My Wonderful
Dream"
EARLY Birds" who have long chased
tho elusive worm" will. find their in
ncrnost secret thoughts expressed with
mir;h provocative candur by that de-
'iiGhtful Scotch comedian Evan Davies.
in Columbia record entitled ITS Nice
10 Get Up IN tho Nornin' (l8ut It's
Nicer 10 Lie in Rcd.)"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
Well Known Teacher
Defends Ragtime Music

,.be rec.nt issue OF "EagiiE'e Re
view" prints an eniiGhteninE article Oh
Ragttme from the pan or Armenia 'na'
fee Thomas. Toledo piano teacher. "h'ch
says in part:
More people would admit their love
for ragtime music is they uho"rStoo''
what is meant by the torn classical.
Nothing is classical unless II Is VIII
fen in strict regard [" FORM. Grand opera
the symphony. and S"nataS. ar" eAi'"-
pies.
I'm that kind. form prcdo'nna'rS over
content: better known - .hel"oH. OF
tune which is thu. highest form OF \
musical crmpoSltrn. hniy musicians
Ike this kind ~ music. because Il fn|S'
be understood u d. enjoyed. anu II dhe,
not pleas. those who ar" not prcparc''
to hear il.
THE lm,,Sic that is hard 50 much'
and is used IN teaching. and * uSu;tiiS
called claSSirai Tit"s not belong |" max
class a: all. mf:: h.a"nsS |" .;he r"u'ntIf
type. and u-lSly rred"n'l;t;"S over
form. II this 'St:l" nf music = we'll
played. AnI the. m.l'dE ':raT'i 'iisi:"rt-
". all thr,iugh IN" selection. II Is we'll
liked. and thsE want :" h"ar x hSa'h'
Rut il n"; i, is Jutnhliue mass. ana
is dislikct 1T once.
"Ri gtit.ls - ttNl! e.Nf'i' hi'' "''' -
is DESCRIPTIVE" -: ih'S american people
No other nation has tie huSth'. and am
,dtion. tina; this country has. No other
,lace in tas. world nav" thc people I,
chance, 20 rnahr.a S:lr""SS Xix" they have
hero.
"Ractj,ne has conc: :" stay. fer II has
reached the heart. makes music stud?
easier and nor. interesting. hT'sh'"nS
the home and makes i, "a" INST drs:r-
able plar" on earth. brings pace and
Happiness to all. What greater h!cS-
sings could b. asked for
Besides AL this. It = the foundation:
Of our folk song when this country Is
old enough To have folk music.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


The first meeting for ths yrar IT the
woman's rluh viii hc hc!t on Friday AZ
t"rnonn nj rho IIotrl Windsor. 4 r"cnr'
tion will h" given for tho old and row
members.
III" hotel will hn beautifully decorated
In flags and flowers. and III" executive
hoard aSSisfsl by memhers ri III" hos
pithlity and membership committees,
will receive. During tn" afternoon tea
will ho served.
\ program ~ delightful interest has
been planned fnr the year. announcement
Of which w;!l he n1aic nj Fridays affair.
Mugio Department.
Thr first rehearsal for tho chorus nf
the mu>:r department viii be held on
Thursday afternoon. October !. ri 30
o'clock ~ the Ho!"l Windsor. Mrs. F:leie
Fischer kinchelnc. who will direct tho
chorus during tho corning renr,will max"
prcpa ratinnS q: this meeting for tho
numbers which will hr sung ri the first
recital. on the last Thursday in October.
Mrs. Bourne TO Lecture
Mrs. Anna X. Bourne, who in her loo
turr course Of last yrRr to the Woman =
Literary I'luh SO delighted her audiences,
will again appear this sasGn in lc"turs
course Tagor" Will first hc taken mp in
early November. Modern Eussinn VIII
crS will b. dwnlt on In lectures follow
ing
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Would It Be a Bad Idea2
Y. ". c. A, NOTES

Tho following Is the chedulc of fall
gymnasium classes
Monday-Aesthctic work for children.
4-5: beginners. rs; Aesthetic work Tho
ginners). S-S:45.
Tuesday-Truc friendship club. i:3$-
$50; Intermediates. rs; advanced. 50.
Observation-Disclosures. ln:3h-l1:20: chill
dren. 4-5: federation tbrginncrsl. I-7ij;
federation (advanccdD 7:45-S:3n.
Friday-Acsthntic work nnt"rm"HiHt-
esq 6:lo-7:5o: aesthetic work. CnIranc-
ed 7l5-soN; BASKETBALL SO.
Observation-Disclosures go. ?:3N-ln -;
children uo-12.. lo:2"-l1 30; children
nS-15). 11:3n-12-$0: Little Sisters club.
2:15-2:45; Silver Link club. 2"45-%:l5.
! Classes will omen October 1st. Regis
| tratlon week September 24-39 ru
Thursday. September eth. Dr F.li2n h"t'I
Keay, will be Mt tn" association from
| 1909 to examine all thns" VII" wish
to obtain their doctors certificates FROM
her. Appointments should hr mad" via
! DR.. Kcay through Miss Phelps. the
physical director.
Several now fratu:"s Will I,r added ~
| the gym program this Sr:i~"n A'En:..;
, them Is tho nrguniHu'i" ION -; e @yrua~-
| finn council made ny "f = rc'r's. H'..''l..
| from each class. The r''.ir.n '<,il I'.'s
many Of the events az -" wear ::P.l i.,.'
: to make tho department r:t.,h tar, r.
! ncicnt.s a readers cliss J. MISC t':u.;
! organized This cln~> VIII l.. fro. "a
any girl who has s,IfiS,:n, rv:rin'na;
and who will hr wiilir,. =. substitute.
| in the department; when l.. = ~s...ry. J.
! is also hoped that thi~ class ~ -. ati,.
! n h"lr. with r"rrT"'i.U w"lt, IN rIri"Ie
/ churches IN ~" city =.
! Five Row class H.,," us"n id, / -
! ~" schedule this year It. ...', ru:''iln',. .
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Mount Athletic Association.

Chan,aI the atIractiv" girls school. 81
admirably located. h4r" resulted in
prompt formation OF classes. TIL" stu
dents. held tho annual election of class
officers and officials: for tho Mount de
Chanial Amateur Alhlc,i' Association on
Friday Ins, resulting As f"llowsw
OFFICIAL basket ball referee. Mary
LOUISE Rankin. class W l!lT President
nt tho aSs""in ton. Romano Folk. class
Of lHls. ~. president. R"rnat"tle Ken
rcdy. olHss Of i91r. Treasurer. Rernar-
don. Ne, ann class ri l"i.. SECRETARY
I"srpi;iu" |i"nsha". class a! 1917.
Tennis have h"rn formed and III" ini'
tial challenge game will h. played some
tine daring III. coming m"nth.
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DELINQUENT DRAFTEE WILL 8
BE SENT TO PETBA8oU14:

Alexander Petro who was one Of the,
six mon who failed to put in an appear:
ancc at roll call when the wheeling con-
iInCcnt assembled last Thursday, reports
I'd ri the office Of tho se1ettive draft,
hoard on Saturday. and said that he was
not making al effort I" ernde service.
Judge iunccker. accepted hig excuse.
and h" will he sen, TO Petersburg. Va
to-day.