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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
GOBLEVILLE
Crowded out last week. }

NOIOWueQ OuI ldSI NCCh'j
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed are entertaining
one of their daughters and family
from a distance.
The F. B. Aid Society are a busy
bunch these days getting in extra
meetings to tie quilts etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Post are spending
another week at the home of their
son on the Base Line.
Fred Enos has returned to Flint.
Vern Hudson is i'll with peumonia.
His brother Earle of Pine Grove is as
sisting at the store
Mesdames Rich, Mortified and r.
H. Bush attended the meeting of the
Grand Rapids Chapter of Eastern
Stars last week.
w. f. Miller and family and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Jacobs Of Kalamazoo; al
so some relatives from South Haven
Spent Sunday at Lake Mill.
Charles Howard and family started
Tuesday on their southern trip. They
expect to land in Florida for the win
ter. 1t is hoped they will all return
we'll after their long siege of illness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24

October 9Th Mr.. and Mrs Grant
Brown became the parents of daugh
ter that was very welcome as was
their first.
w. f. Davis has moved into Mrs.
STEMS house.
Charles Thayer was home from Kib
bic over Sunday. Z
Frank Friedman has been over
from Chicago for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyle spent Sunday
with their daughter in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. w. J. Palmer of Pine Grove
celebrated her Saith birthday by walk
ing to Gobleville to call on friends.
The schools were closed on Thurs
day and Friday so that teachers could
attend the institute in Paw Paw.
Mrs. +. l.. Galusha and son of New
York are visiting her mother Mrs. c..
A. Bush.
Word comes fro mColorado Springs
that Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shock are the
parents of a new daughter.
Stanley Styles, Vivian Hutchins
and Gertrude Rider motored to Dow
agiac Wednesday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
Sturdy Old italian Dame.

The women of the lower classee in
Italy are indefatigable wor @.s. ley
have to be, and do all sorts Of labor
ious and unwomanly tasks, according
to our American ideas. In fact, the
traveller in Italy is almost convinced
that the women do all the work, w. 'e
the men do the talking. Age is no l..r-
rier to feminine activity, for one old
crone at least eighty, TO judge from
her wrinkled face and tottering stc0s,
was photographed carrying an In
mense basket of fagots, all alone
across one Of the busiest streets IN
lovely Lugano in Italy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
The Youths Companion

1. The Youths Companion
81 issues in 1920.
2. All remaining weekly 1919 issues
3. The Companion Home Calendar
for 1920. All the above for $3.50
4. McCall's Magazine for 1920, $1.00
the monthly fashion authority
Both publications for only 1926.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
Commonwealth Ave & st. Paul ST.,
Boston, Mass.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
Man Removable for Progress

The reasonable man adapts himself
to the world the unreasonable one per-
sists in trying to adapt the world to
himself. Therefore, all progress de-
pends on the unreasonable man.-Ber-
nard Shaw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
Values.

Mrs. Peavish says that, although she
would be the last to knock Mr.. Peav'
ish, sometimes she feels as If she
would give twenty years Of married
life for ten years in widows weeds
Dallas News.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
PROSPECT VALLEY
Crowded out last week.

(CrOwded out last weekly
Mrs. Bruce Lounsberry and daugh-
ter Gladys were in Kalamazoo Thurs
day.
Mrs Charlie Adams is entertaining
relatives from New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aubin and
Elmer Miller left for South Bend
where they will open a vulcanizing
shop.
Mrs. Julia Engel was the guest of
her daughter Sunday.
Leo Bills of Detroit was the guest
of his mother over Sunday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-22
titan ifla6tc Japatt
Dcrfprcetilitecla

Eoris, %. gpriI. - MRit gro6eIn
sstltereiie perfnlgt China Die apnfro~
berie iiber Die itolieiilden @e6ipts-
alipriid)e. 9ieielbe GbneIt 0erieni.
gen 8iniiden SSapnn mo China, oenn
Die sopaner beanipril9en aiaitt.
idnlt mas Die gbineien oIs d)ineii.
ibe5 @ebiet betrnhten. sSSnpan be.
baltptet NIT gngIailo, 6ranfreit).
sSStalien itno gfuBlono in Se6rilor
1917 eilen @ebeinlbertrag obge.
ihloilen git baben lnut tpeIebeln ibnl
oIe oeutihen SS1ieln 1t6roIid bonn
geanator I'M StiI[en S3ean ilno sci.
autidait 8tgeiprotben ipltrOe. @eOer
9raiioent 8ilion nod oie dineiiihen
5rieoensoelegaten tpnBten bon bic.
iem glbfommen, al8 iie In Bnris
eirtrofen; crit ipdter aIs Die 5rnge
Der 9ianonte itber feinoIi9e @ebiete
our Gprade fam iuur0en iie 0apo1
unterriatet. @err 8iIlon fraqte
oonn Oh nod irgeiD tpeL1e on0ere
@ebeimbertrdee belt6noen uno linn
nltroe onnn ntitgeteiIt, 0oB man
aud Stalien gegetliiber geriprehlat.
gen 9en1adt babe.
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Detroit bat Quote
f6cn iibcrscictnct

Detroit, Wlid., %. g(priI. - 9e.
troit beanipru6t Die @bre, oIs erItt
Der eroben StGote Die ibnl aufge.
legte Quote fiir Die Gieeegonlei1t
iiberSeihnet oii baben. Geiterl
nu9nittog 4:15 1lbr iporen $57,.
100000 geiidert. Die ibm oufer,
Iegte Quote belduft fib nur aui
$55,494.4t3.
@oiie, s5oa., %. gtpril. - 9obette
County tpnr, nie bel Ser 8. uuo 4.
glnleibe, oit9 bel oieIer 5. oie erItt
Gountp oes Stoates, Die ibre Quote,
unO 5pnr nit 8 aSro5ent, iiber3eidnei
bat. @eitern morgen IL ltbr iparen
$150000 geiidert.
@oibington, %. gtpriI. Sb.
tuobG NOD fein oifiaieIler geridli
ii6er Ole 8etrGge oeroffentIidt lit,
itebt bod ioOieI feit baB 3eidnltngen
fiir Die Siegesonleibe, bis iih oul
.un9e8dBlte @ti[Iionen beIolifetl, bel
8anfen II. oen berIhie6enen Gnulnl.
lungs glusidiIIien in 8eidnltnoen
eingelaltfen iiilo.
lleber 100000 sSreiuilliae ipa.
rem NIT ben Gnnlmlrngen bel66ftigt
oie 9(iIfreeitng mar ober qerin0er ais
BET on0ern gnleiben. Sod @erih.
ten, oie man int Shobonte erbielt,
lit Die Gerteillmg Ser gtoten eine
meifer eebenoe, ols bei friiberen Ser.
ortigen @eIegenbeiten. 0og beiBt,
es OerIautet, iopeit, nibts bon gro.
ben 3eidnitngen, uno man lit bier
iebr itol6 ouf 6ieie Cathode.
yteip gorf, 90. g(priG. Shire
s(nleibe1itoten boben 25 Srte in geelu
9orf, gteip SSerieb un6 Connecticut
om eritelt Sage ihon iiberseiduef,
mie Der gtusiduB oes Sem gorfer
5eOerol gfeierbe 9iitriftes befanut
modlt. giatiirlid fino bollitdnbiqe
3obIen nod nidt mogIid1, man Ihdbt
ober Die 3eidnlmgen ollf glttpm @e-
&c gum $L350,O00.0O0' 3iele in Dem
ongegebenen DiItrifte.
Gbicnao, sSG., %. g[priI. - llnof-
fi0ieI i9dtt man oie 3eidnlmgen
fiir Die SiegesanIeiGe iolueit Quf
$17500,000 bier. 0os lit 6as 9op,
pelte Der tdgIiden 3eidnungen, rl0.
tig 5nr @rrei6un9 Ser Quote bon
$tS9,225,000.
Bottom 91af., 90. gtpriT. = gseit
ENGLAND Bat, nod nidlt offi3ie1en
S4dbuneen etipa $30,000,000 fir
Die Sieqe8anIeibe aeItern ge3eidnet.
Die 9iftriftsquote betrGgt 1915.
100000.
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nG6ertng fiibrelt tpiir0e, itatt dltr
6allernOen @ttfreutoung Der beloelt
8olfer. g8ir iinO bereit, ben frdn-
soIilhen 5rieoellsoelegaten einen ent-
ipredetben @orTd)log 5t nnterbrei.
ten. glub boffe1t mir, oaB in ben
8er6onolungen Oos MiBtrauen ger.
}treltt ipiro, weldes Die entente bis
lett iriFolge faIicber unb audi bonn
Stan6pltnft Der boberen politiIdelt
SS5oeole nidt 8uredtfertigenoer gtn-
nobmen an oen Gag gelegt bat. Ser
8elttrieg ioate Inns ourcb Die ge-
meinlanen aeioen, meIde er 1lnS ge'
6raht bat, inbe5ug altf Die @emein.
ionlfeit unierer nabren S5nterellen
beIier belebrt bnben."
Die ssrage Ses linfen 9ibeinticrs.
gluf Die sSroge, Oh Die OeutiAe &e'
aieritnq inbe3ug ouf Die 8eltimmun-
qen iiber bnS Iinte &beinllfer oieieI6e
SaltlHg einueDnle tuie inbejtlg auf
Sic geitinmtllngen ilber bos Sonrge'
biet, ioat Der 0tiniiter: n0ie gnt-
paffnllng 8entidlonos anf ieinen
liafcn G9einllfer mare ertr1gli1,
penn lie olf elmer geeenIelttgan
@rttnologe erfolete, ober nnertrde.
lid, fuein oag cine einieitige Code
iper0en lollte. Die 0nuern0e frau-
86Iilde Gffapotion Der rehtsrbeini-
iden 9riideufllopfe ltt0 Der 9a9n-
fnotenpunft I'M Rbeinlano, lutO bic
Mleinung, DoB finan8ieae 8erpfIid-
tugen ourd bic 9ffupatiun bon @e-
bet qeIi1ert mer0en f0flnen lit ei.
ne peraItete sy0ee nn0 niAt nit Dem
SeI6TtbeItinunllnasredlt ser 8oIter
berein6ar. SIN llebrioen lit Die so.
bosmelounq iIber Die unoeblid,e 81.
fupotiong gntihei0ung nibt tlnr ge-
mug 9e6aIten, rm es mir 8u ernlog.
Iiden, elm o6idlieBefOes ltrteiI odrii,
Der nb8uaeben. Sd mil inoeiien 10
oic[ iogem Oob iif bic Oeltihe Re-
aierlng an ben Stonopirnft b0lt.
0ob nit 6en a(bidlnB oes 5rieoenS
iebe giotipenoiofeit fir Die 0ffupofi-
on oeutfden @ebietes ourh feinoli.
die Sruupen Idlfuin0et.
Die geoentltng Der Wlitteilimaen
6es @rafen Sidnbou Iiegt BARN, bob
Der Observation-Disclosures ieinen ino lei.
ner Reaierllng St1nopunft inbe5ug
oitf oie SaarsiSrage flar feftgelegt
bat, mas nidlt cnOers allsgeIegt iuers
ben faun, oIs 0nB Der Miniiter imb
bielleidt Oos aan5e aabinett snriid-
treien meroen, ipenn mat III Roris
auf Der Gniideioung iiber Die Saor.
sraee. ipie iie iisber genteIoet iuur.
oe, beiteben iolte.
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Jtalicn perjbiebt
4oarlantentiibilne

9aont %. g(pril. gerIdie.
bitng Der Sisung oes BarIomellts,
bic eeitern befannt ger1a6t nur0e,
i6eint oas duBerite 3llgeItdnonia
5lt iein, ons SStolien fir Die Belle.
Gling Der 0ifferenSen ilber feline
6e6ingungen alt ma6en mil.
lens lit. @lon tpeiit 0orouf BIN, 0of
ooourd meitere IA Gage our 8era.
titng geponnen leien. gSeiter ipill
Stalien nidt nodgeben lnfb in Of
fi5iellen areiieh nta9t man gar fem
Sebl onrap8, oaB Die glGiierten feine
Be0ingunJen annebnien nliiiien.
tuiI[ man berneioen, 6aB SStalien
Sdritte tlte, iie gu er5ipingen.
(gli6t offi5iea beibt es, ooB Sta,
lien borbereitet lei, Die frogli6en
2onbgebiete militGrii6 gu beiescn.) }
Goris, %. g(priI. .-Gie 8erihie-
btng oes italienii@en Borlaments
bis gum 6. Mai miro bier 70 ousge-
leet, onb Die itoIieniihen 9eIeqoten
iDre Stellungnobnle etlpas maBigen
poElen.
Nrdiiocnt 9gilion iuo1nte Ser
aonferen5 Der v@roBen Bier
beitte niGt bel. Ct be6orrt oarouF,
Den eebainen Gertrag stuiiheu
StnIier uuo oen gmiierten onf Oen
iih bic 2nn0onipriltbe SStaliens
fifteen, niht on5uerfennen. Gs hieB
ieOod), oab er nodl Der Wlorgen-
fonferen5 nit Sen onoerH @}itglie-
bern 5niommentreffcn werOe.
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den iein ion, onerfenneti.
cStaliener felt.

9iom, 90. 9lpril. - Die Sei.
tung Gopulo gfomono ingt, fall8
sStaIienS &edte bon Der Srie0efs.
fonferena nidt anerfannt iDer0en,
Die itolienii1en Gelegnten ttid)t nadJ
@eriail[es geben iperoenJ iun ben
Srieoen nit 9elttidlnn0 at rntifie5ies
ren. esStnIien fonn feiner Srieoeuss
obidlnB ratter8eidnen, Ser StnIiens
6alI iauftioriert, idreibt oas @Iatt
ipeiter.
globmateriaI fir 9tmtIdTanb.
Goris. 90. GpriI. 80 Der Sberitc
8irtidoftsrat Der QIliierten bipIt
beitte cine Gibung az, Inn fi1 NIT
Der 5roge Der Ginfiibrung bon gfob-
materiolie1 borrebmIitb 8nltnlipolle
5u beIddfttgen. @s lit Die Mbiidt,
ben oelttihen Sdbrifen @elegenbeit
81 geben, Die 9lrbeitslolen at beIdaf.
tieen. Sic oeittibe Misfubr ion
ebenfalIs geregelt iuer6el1 nits oeren
GrIos Die eingefiibrten gtnbrltngg.
nitteln gum Sell at be31bIen fiu0.
gea1 Dem 25. gpril miro bic iiber.
nelitrale an 9eutidlafio gren3euoen
2dnoern berbdngte 8lodaoe geboben
ineroen, bod niiiIen Die NentraIen
giirgihaft Ieiiten, feline eingefilbrtell
8oren rad 9elttiAIanO 8u egportiq.
re1t.
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Rii6blidse aitf
Sie ceeislatmt

Ges 9loiues, %. gpril. - Ok
80. General glIlentblp bei9loB, iif
Gaustag Wittarnadt 8u bertogen
g}19 einent alten graith muroe Die
llbr tlr3 por Nfitternadt 5um Ste.
ben oebradt ilno unter Dem Sdeii
Der Gelbitt1nIhung erIeoiaten 0iC
@eiebgeber cine 9fenge @eihGite.
Die angobe, 0aB nod feline 9egisla'
tur iobiel ilnterindt bot, ipie Die oies.
ja6rige, 0iirfte ipobl ouf @abrbeii
beruben ebenlo Die Die anoere, Dat
init glusnobme Der g[lttomobiLllil-
terIudung nod ME 10 tDenig erreidi
fpor0en lit. Die l1nteriu6isngen
ipuroen ider5lueile Elm ntbree ring
Circus" genotnt ui,o biirften nudj
pobl bd3n beigetrogen baber, 0aH
bon Der MiaIIe Der 8ins 1tno &orla,
gen 10 meni9e 5Int @eieb erbobeu
ipnr6eu. 3ies onrf als Elm Segell
betrndtet tperOeh, oenn Die Inter.
iuhuugen nabuen all bieI 3eit IN
g[niptlld, ilno Die grobe 3abl Der
.5reat" Bills iualloerten in Den ga
pierforb. Ole 9ean.gignret-9iI uno
Ole Sdoffer 8iIl, tuonnd oen Sralt.
Ell Oas Stinlntre1t erteiIt iper6en
iot[te, paroet in 0eut aonnpf Der
@eiiter sIpurIos berIenft. 9odj Ell.
nen neuen @eleb nlnB bon iest ob
in ben offent[iden Gdulen ameritn-
niId)e gei9i6te un0 NIT berieIben
aud amerifaniider 9ntriotisnitts oe.
pfIegt iperoen. Wan iollte oenfen,
onB in elmer omerifaniiben SduIe
oieies cine ielbltberItdnolide Sa1e
iei, fir Sic man fem ipe8ieIles @eieb
r6tig babe.
Sic 6reunoe Der 8ebauiltngs Sra.
ge, pie lie bon Der 2egisldtur dnge.
nomn1en nuO geIoit tuuroe, iinb boI-
Ter 6reltoe iiber ifren Sieg, benn
infoIge Oes neiien @eIebes f0nne iib
fein Tenement" 9iltrift IN irgero
elmer Sta6t I'M Gtnot Soma ent.
ipideln.
Sic oifentlide. gtnbbnrfeit.@ .@orGo.
ge, tuonod] Der giienbabnfomrtiiiion
Oos &eft erteiIt iuerOen iolIte, Oie
Staten in alien g1usbnrfeits.anI
ten I'M Stoat feft8uieben eiue berlo.
ren. 9ur9 Die 4nnn9me more ipie.
Der Elm 6tiif it1btiider SeIbTtper.
tpnltnng Sn @rabe eetra9et ipor6en
nno infoIee Der geieberlnge, bic Der
8orfoge bereitet iDurOe, berridt
sSreuoe inter ben g[nbGngern bes
&rin5ips ftd0tiifcr 6eIbItberfpoI.
titilg. @robeS tpuroe bon Der 2egis.
lotllr ntdt pollbrnht, 0oh fam man
iid troiten nit Der Sntinbe, bob
mander g(ninlng nlif bic perionlthe
5reibeit iino SeIbltberipoltltng berei.
teft ipurOe. ggir ioI1ten eigentIih
itnierem Sdopfer odnfen, 0ab Die
@eietgeber nid)t iobiel 1lnbeil oil.
eeridtet baben, iuie bon unieren po,
litiihen Eropbeten uorausgeiagt
murine
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8 Oma9acr 5ilrii6
1T Sen Der. Stdatcft

Seem gorf, %. slbril.-Gie @or.
risburg uno 6ie GborIeIton Ian6eten
bier geitern nit 4,f15 Eruppen.
Inter ibnen iporen 5ablreide Srldn.
Der bon Rep Yorf. Die Sarrisbura
brahte cine Sienllidb grcBe glnsobl
bon acknowledgement bon Brett uno
2iperpool. Seiite iperoen 3iuei an.
bere Ernnsporte ertportet, iueitigIteus
it1O ite fallig; bon ibrer MnnGbernng
bat man aber nod nihts gebort.
Inter Oenen Die aeitern oufaneif.
iparen beridie0ene glebrasfnner, a1t
bon Omaha.
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Battem 2 1liiaicnem
5isarctteii eeitcblen

81 goio, Ger. %. 9(priI. -gor
Dem gnnbesgeridte bier begnnnen
bette Sic 9erbdnblnngen gegen 4
Wldnner, Die dneeflngt fino, .geniie
8igaretten geItobIen sit babeh um
le6em 0ffi5ier uno ieoem Der
Monnidaften 0er oulerifaniiden
glrnec III sSranfreid iueniaiieus
cine 5u seben.
Ole QIngefldgten laiten eineh
Nabnuagaon ollfgebrohert Der bon
seiosbillr, %. g., nnh Gan Jran.
cisco 5eItimnIt mar, nno ihls 204
aiiten eutiIonuiIeH. Die 2,040 600
iaorrtfen enthielfea. mno oereH
syert li& anf $50, 400 belief.
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so3ialiitell regierell
luie0er 1T Wtiin(bell
Sepictrcoicrnne Smrdt cincn PaitSitrciet Scr Hes
ten 6arSc ecitiirst; AUDI in finSan iucrScn
sic 1scfnrtmnarScn aci6la9cn
strcikcr in Berlin erbalten erobc 5useitdnSniiie

SSya, bas preuBiide @inilterium fitr
otfentlide 9lrbeiten ioa bereits ge.
IteIlungrn bel amerifaniiden Sir
men fir 800 2ofonotihen uno
1900 6rodtipoegons gegeben ba.
berlin @eInnltbetrage bon $400,-
600, 0,000- ueld)e bns Materiol er.
iegen ioIlen ipeldes Die 9eutideu
an Die gllliierten unter ben ge0in.
ailngen oes Observation-Disclosures Sll
ilbcrgeben bdtten nno einen Sei[
hes M1ateriols, ipeltbeS nurd) Oen
&rieg berIoren ging.
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SransSiiitber Slic9er
fdat 81 GcSc

Boris %. glpril. - SuGes &c.
Orines, elm 6erlbnter 5lieger 6ranf-
reids ipnr0e geitern eetotct. als er
nit ieiner @nihine our eroe fiel.
Sc mar I'm gegriffe, bon @illneollb.
lnb rad giom obne 9LuIentbnlt 81
fliegen. Seine Oioihine mog 51a
Iome uno mar gebalit tpor0en, um
Berlin 5ii boubaroieren.
6r mar elmer Der eriten bIieger
Oes 9anoes unS nabn Dor oenl
arieop, an oen 2uftwettremIen in
europa tell. Sm Sabre 1912 mar
ct IN ben Ser. Siaaten imo geipanH
an 9. SeDt. Ocn eriten @reis TN
gbicaaoer Suftlpettrennen
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g[liierte treffen 0BeaenmalreaeIn.
sIde6ea itsllen SnOenberfolgu
III Qlbreoe.

g8ai6ington, %. 2lpril. 8epe'
i6en bon 9rdg itellen Die angebli'
den acknowledgment in Der neil.
en- tIdedif6.ilabiI6en Republif ent.
p6dtiib in 9lbrebe.
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2or6 Gur8on min Srlan6 nit
bier5igtmtIeno SoIoofen reoieren,
aber Dab ole 6ie CRIME Smell bejier
reeieren fonnen oIs ibre 4 WeiIiones1
geipobner, pirO er i6werIi9 ie.
manoen elnrben MAIDEN.
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DcmtIhlanS iinS
tsmBlanS I6lieBcn
Gin BiinSnis
Semielben semaf iull 0inflanb,
iurun nGtis, bic 9entidJen mill.
tGriidJ nnteritiikeH.

2onOon, 2i. april. 49, Ser &or.
Respondent mill aus gloubpiiroieel
aueIle erfabren baben, boB 5piiher
0eutiblanb uno Der rltiiiiden 9pl.
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4unfte:
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ruiiiihen Shouitrie, beionbers aber
6en @affen. ln0 @ftnitiotlsfabrifen
gegeniiber, miloer borgeben.
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8o9nipiteln ipieOer in Sr6nung brin-
gen.
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tnliiero nltlitdriihe Snltrllftenre nod
NnBlatto 1ett0el1.
9iuBlono nerpfli1tet ftd, aIIiG6r.
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nad 8eutIdlano 8u ididen.
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ten an5ufniipfen.
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ren0 Ser n1dlten 90 Sabre 3eliti9-
Ioro milit6riitb itnteritiiben.
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ees fiebt Dor, onB oerielbe oltd bnnn
in aroft bleiben ioft faas Die Sol
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6inoern bob 9eutidlano im auslon-
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militGriid1en sSnitrufteure inS gluS-
lano ienoen oarf.
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geruft eud BEL eurcr einf0uiai
saf oieie Seihsn1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-22

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PERMIT (No ss4), AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 8, 1917. ON FILE Ar
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BY ORDER OF THE PRFsrnrNT
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-08
Albuquerque Morning Journal Wednesday October 1919

pledged themselves to oppose the
conduct of the war in every way posi-
Bile. They said they wouldn't fight or
lend the government their money.
They urged their fellow workers to
refuse to make or transport anything
that could be used to defeat Ger
many.
The American and French republics
and the British democracy were en-
gagged in a life or death struggle with
the German monarchy and the social
lists of this country elected to cast
their lot with autocracy. And then
one of them in public office has the
nerve to stand up and say he will
have nothing to do with a king who
is as different from William Hohen-
zollern as day is from night. At the
first opportunity Milwaukee ought to
have thorough housekeeping,
choose an American for mayor and
get back on the roll of 100 per cent
American cities. For socialism has
shown itself beyond question to be
the opposite of Amerioanism.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, 1917
UP TO UNIVERSITY ALUMNI.

The University of New Mexico is
taking a new start and will grow in
usefulness because of the increased
interest of the people in higher edu-
cation for all students. Henceforth
such institutions are going to have the
active aid and influence of the alumni
in securing proper financial support,
The movement to enlarge endOw-
ments and thus provide the higher
salaries needed to retain professors
with necessary qualifications has be
come general.
The efforts will be successful to the
degree that the alumni cooperate.
The American people in general are
being awakened as never before to
the value of the higher institutions,
which fortunately are broadening in
lines of service.
The total value of all these college
drives will not alone be the replen-
ishment of the Golfers of the colleges
and universities. A supplementary
good, almost as important as the
primary, will have been the education
of the public in regard to what the
educational institutions are doing. The
war began that lesson. So many OF
the officers were college men it was
clear that the colleges were not pro-
ducing mere theorists breathing
ethereal air too rare for less educated
mortals
The colleges are in a stronger light
than they have ever been in before
They have opened their doors to their
graduates and to the public that all
may see what was being done. They
have shown that they were training
statesmen and business men of a high
order. They have shown that they
were the champions of Americanism
The colleges have asked the aid of the
press.
The methods employed have not
been undignified, for all about alumni
have seen violent disorder while they
took the saner course. 1t is true that
in the past the colleges never cher
ished publicity on any extensive scale
but it is just as true that without
publicity they would now never be
able to accomplish their ends In
deed, the entire task was to get their
story across"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-08
CHURCH AND NEWSPAPER.


In officially recommending that
the 500 presbyteries throughout the
country make special financial ap-
preparations for systematic advertis-
ing in newspapers the executive COM
mission of the Presbyterian church,
which has been meeting at Atlantic
City, is proposing merely an extension
of an enterprise in which a large
number of individual churches Of all
denominations have already engaged
with decided benefit.
Only few years ago the churches
alone clung to the notion that ad-
vertising was "undignified' for their
particular activities They admitted
its value, its indispensability. indeed,
to the merchant. They knew it
brought results" to those who had
something to sell. but there was a
hazy thought that advertising was
neither needed by the churches nor
entirely compatible with their sacred
mission.
And yet, inconsistency with this
theory. these same churches maintain
bulletins in front of their buildings
with announcements of services and
even direct invitations to strangers to
attend.
1t was soon seen that the only diff
ference between newspaper advertis-
ing and the slgnboard method was the
Wilderness of the appeal. Whereas the
latter method would reach the eyes
Of few hundred persons only in the
course of day, an advertisement in
newspapers would be read by many
! thousand. The experiment was made
! by few churches. It was successful
And now it is becoming a general
custom.
The churches endorsement Of this
method of reaching the public is sig
nificant. They know they have a
| message to deliver and in order to
fulfill their mission completely they
must deliver it To the largest possible
number of persons. Advertising is
the means they have wisely chosen
: and it should help to solvs the prob
lem of the empty pew.