davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

ma11n i%ibertragen. Inn SOS
sdladeniteinperfabren gu ben11Ben,
uur6e Elm 8aupertrag nit elmer I'M
t~ernebmerftrma abgei6loiien. Sic
Sie6ler mur0en neben einigen &al1>
banomerfern geger 5%tun6enlobn
bon Ser @enoiieni6aft bei@aftigi
nno 60 &anier 1T Ingriff genom-
men. Tim Die &ol5arbeiten gu per-
biligen, tpur6e cine Gii9lereigenoi<
ienidaft gegriin6et, Sic ii@ i'm
.@utsbof einri6tete un0 alsbalo nit
Ser S%eritequng bon Iurer uno 5ea-
itern begann. go entmidelte ii9 IN
eieiem 5ommer in S9mante elm
reyes 5daffen; bon Sonnenaufgang
Bis <untergang, Counting mie Set
ertag fan0en mir 6as Sie6lerbolf=
6en BEL bingebenoer Mrbeit altnt
Mufbau 6es gigenbeims un6 BEL ser
gdrtneriiden Mrbeit in Sen Srei=
itun0en; cine @emeinbe bon etma
600 &opfen miro bier balo entitan-
Sen iet11.
go fur3 oas @ntiteben oieier
5ieolltng audi bier gei@iloert per-
0en fam, 10 groB maren oenno6
sic 5bmierigfeiteu, Ole ibertpl1t,
Sen mer6en muBten. SON @uBen
mar Ser 5ie0lung Dor auem Die
@erbinouug NIT ser 8ropin5ialiieo-
lungsgeieui6aft ~gigene S@olle",
Die au9 Sic 8eidaffung 6es &api>
tolls uno Die &entengutsbilbung
ibernabm. Sie fano in SEN @riin-
BERN Der @enolieni6aft Man1er, Sic
aud ser u@igenen S6o1e" gegen,
iber Ole Sntereiien ser Sie6ler be-
items 5u pertreten Der tanoen TO-
ben.
Sir 6en @o1fsmirt uno So5iali-
ften gibt eS fem beiieres 2erngebiet
ais oen Iufba1 ether iolden @enoi-
leni6aft. Sier iteben Gbeorie uno
@raris gegeniiber, bier erfenrt man
6eutlih, pel9e Stole ser Meni6
nit ieinen g%igenbeiten, ieinem ggo'
tsmus un6 56maden in Der genoi-
ieni6aftltden Mrbett fptelt un6 pie
ser @rfolg bon Sen Gubrern uno.
brer 6tftatoriiden StelIung ab>
bdngt; bier erfennt man iiber5eu-
geno, mie nottpenoig ser gigenbe>
iiB lit, I'M ois @enoiien nit gan-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Brrgft1, 6thlnaafr 1tnh &utnfn
t11 B11rgrnlan1.
81. &ermanu &rauameHkr.
81. Sermaun aranametter.

Mit Sem Geile Deuti9ungarns,
Ser bon ser entente I'M Srieoen
bon ct. @ermoin 4eiterret@ 5lge-
fpro9en muroe, gelangen in otter
rei6iiden 8eiis au@ cine &eibe bon
8urgen, S9loiiern un6 &uinen, Die
~5uiammen5ufaiien uno at lofaliiiere1
bter beriu9t per6en jon. @an3
augemein min i6 aber borauSi9it>
fen, Bob 6ie 8urgen bom 2ettbage-
birge bis 5um Sale ser @infa TIRE
boulide <@ntmidlung Dor ouem ser
Motmenoigfeit ber6anfen, cine itarfe
@ren5linie at i6affen, oab iie gum
gr0Bten Eeile fdon m>13. Sabrbun'
bert erbaut pur6en, bielfa@ rmge-
6aut, bonn finitlerii9en Statopunf'
te betrabtet tpenig 8~e6e1tenbeS bie-
ten! Sem @erteiotgungs5mede 6ie-
memo, fino es bortpiegeno 'maiitge
@ebrburgen! Mn6ers itebt es aQer'
bings nm bie Gage 6teier 8urgen
in Der 2anoi9aft nn6 mer Die &C.
gen1 ,%uanoerno ourd3oget Bot, trug
fi9er bon Sen prdGtigen &aloungen,
namentli9 IN 6en b0beren 8erg-
gegenber1, unb ben aus otefen 8al-
bern l%mgen6en @uinen un6 8urgen
eineu itarfen, bletbenoen @inorud
babon. Sos @omantii9e alio, 6as
aus 8urgen, &uinen ODER S6loiern
tmmer ipri6t un6 in ibrer umge<
6nng Iebt uno pebt, in 8erbtn6ung
nit 6em 2ano19affiiben, 6as m6@-
tie i9 einletten6 als oaS &enn5ei-
ben 6ieier @ren5burgen berborge-
boben tpiiien.
S9 men6e mi9 nun fofort Ser Sc,
i6reibung at nn6 begin1e nit Dem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

@ieblerbaus nit gtau in 2cbmitampf<
bnu.
Bel anem guten @iuen ein gu itor.
fes Semmnis, es geboren 5ie0-
lungsprattifer IN Sic Miniiterien
uno- &%ulturmdnner, 6ann oiirfte biel
3eit geipart uno 0as grobe 5ieo.
lungsmerf i6neaer poriDarts getrie.
ben mer0en.
Der Staat muB aber ferner aub
nod auf an0erem @ebiet belfen, ct
muB Die 5ieolungen bon Sen uu-
gebeuren 2aitsn oes airdenpatro'
mats befreien unb Sic Sdltle uno
sic 8egebauten iibernebmen ooer
6o6 menigitenS fraftig unteritiiben
unb an ser 8%eriorgu1g NIT Strom
it6 beteiligen, ionlt gebt es nid)t.
Sir Die irngen Sieolungerl, ote
i9on i6mer genug nit S6tlocn
bepodt tperoen, lit Sic uebernabme
Ser 5ffentlid, = rehtlidcn saiten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@mlai11ing.

SWlQ11lH9.
fin6et iiG >eine bon Shirt Clinton
@iterba5D erbaute Sauptpa6e uno
9touunge11 nit tosfanii9en 5au-
lenfolonnen geibmudt. SSn elmer
Ser @emiien lit ser prd@tige alte
&r0nungsmager untergebra9t, ser
bon 2eopolo I. uno Maria Ebereiia
beritammt. Ser 8arf binter benz
S6loB, nnsefdbr 42 Seftar umfai.
ieno, mar uriprungli@ EN- fran50it.
19er @arten, muroe aber bon Dem
i9on erpdbnten Moreau I'M SAT-.
re 1901 III einen enylii6en @ari
berlpanoelt. Seute lit er ein Mtu.
iter ser 2an6}9aftsgdrtnerei
@enn man bon @iienitaot ben
~ 5tunoen ueiten Musflug uber
Miiuenoorf nob &orniteir 1tnter-
nimmt, 10 iiebt man, ebe rtan ii@
ami @al6esran6 an 6em berrliden
@anorama- ser olterrei9ii6en 81
pen, oes S9neebergs, ser &aralpe,
oes Semmeringiattels, oes Conn.
men6iteins un6 oes @e6ielgebirses
erg0bt, re9ts bonn @ege auf einem
i9malen 8ergriiden ote &ui11en ser
ebemaligen Burg &ornitein. SIR
Mame fommt im Sabre 1914 gum
erIten Scale in ltrfun6en Dor uno
int 2aufe ser Sabrbun6erte peGiel-
tie ite oftmals lire 8eiiBer. Sm
Sabre 1858 Iegten sic Eiirfen oie
Burg in Mi6e. Seute geb0rt sic
Burg 6en -%@lterba5ps.
Dos ib0nite SGloB 6es @urger.
lan6es un6 5ugleid 6ie beiterbaltene
un6 betpobnte 8urg lit SOS uber Ser
Orti9aft Mattersoorf auf iteilem
9olomitfelien emporragenoe nno Die
@egen6 beberridenoe Sordtenitein.
Son MISREPRESENTATION Seite fann
11ott etnen 8eiu6 6ieieS S6lofes
nit 6en mun6erboMI ten un6 rei5eu6-
iten Musfligen berbinoen. &C.
-gentpartig lit Shirt @iterba3p Ser
Be1tBer DeS S1lo11es. SnS Bere11
Ser Gage iin6 Ste aus 6ranfret9
1tammenoen uripringli6en @riin6er
ser Surg, M%ngeb0rige Ser 6amilte
@iletus, 81 permeiien. IS laBt
fi9 6aber Sic @ei6tdte 5or&ten-
iteines nit Si9erbeit uno urfuno.
lid nr1r Bis ms 10. Sabrbunoert
5liridfubren. Mit fonigli@er CT
1aubnis pur6e SorGtenitein bon 81
mon II. nno Mi6ael aus Ger So
milie berer bon MatterSoorf erbaut.
&aute nod lit auf bem @@luBitetn
ser 8~aGtturmm0lbung Ser einfopfi>
&c M6ler, Sos @appen ser 5amilte,
gu iebet. Seit bem Sabre 1852
trugen sic 8eliber Sen @arnen Der
@rafen bon Sor@tenitein uno mare1t
inn is. un6 ID, Ssabrhun6ert in Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

0eoenburger @eipanibaft uberaus
begiitert un6 IN boben fonigltdel
@telungen. Inter Nla6tslaus
nnb MarimIian, Sen Ma@folgeru
lbes Matfbias .ub Syriebriah toni,
bie Burg i'm JJrieoensi6lulle oes
Sabres 1892 uieber III %faiierlidel
8eiiR uno blieb bis 1922 bel De-
lterrei9. Safer Geroinano IL.
i9enfte ipater I5or9tenffttein benz
@rofeu Nifo1aus giterba5D, Der es
i'm Sabre 1887 Don @rut1o auf 11eu
erbaute, Sem 5obn Soul, III Den
Suritenitano erboben, lieB i'm Sal
re 1862 oie nod bc1tte iid]tbare1,
mdbtigen 8alteien a1ffiibrer, Ste
ser Burg ben !rebrbaften, Itattli,
den @baratter nerleiben. SIN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

5@loB in @ifenftaot. l1ripriinglt@
cine Burg, erbaut int IA. Sabrbur'
oert, 1ieB Siirit Saul @iterbaaD Die,
le in Sen Sabren 1868 Bis 1872
in. elm S@loB umbauen nod ben
Hldnen bon 5ebaittan 8artoletto
uno bon Mntonio @arlone, Sen BEL
SEN beriibmten 8arodbaumeiitern.
8om mittelalterliGen 8au lit beute
faum nebr borbanben o1s 1T Der
Slide 6es @arterres ein Stud
Eurmmauer nit gotii@er MtnuSfel'
ini6rift uno @appenidtloern, uno
penn man min, sic mddtigen
@run6mauern nit einem Set1e Ser
Mitteltp611oe int Stodperfel Ser
8au tpeift IN fetner q,1aoratti@en
MuBenform nod auf sic mtttelalter.
Tide 8auform Bin. M6r fpiirt troy
ouem Borod nod sic 8urgfelte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

ourdl, Die, BON @rdben umgeben,
o,1rd 3ugbriiden Ben @erfebr Der.
mittelte. Grit 1865 Bis 1888 tpur.
sen Die @rdben neridiittet ur6 sic
3ugbrude dbgebroden. Die bon
@oreau. ipdter a1sgefibrte, aus lie
10 forintbiiden 5aulen %beiteben6e,
3met Stod bobe, prd4tige, flaiii-
5iltii9e 5aulenbaqe, Die Der Moro.
ieite, Dem 8arfe, 3ugemenoet er.
i9eint un6 bon elmer impoianten
Serraiie sefr0nt lit, perlteb benz
8au Damn BEN Gbarafter eines Der
g~roBartigiten @alalte ungarns. sSm
SSnnern 6es 5dloiies lit Dor aqem
Ser bobe @runffaal febensmert, ab<
geiebeu bonn Sratorium IN Der
5@loBfopeue. in Sem iid ssoief
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Sieblerbaus aus ielbtsefertigten Be-
Observation-Disclosures.

5ieoIerbaus aus ielbiteefertigten Be-
Observation-Disclosures.
sen gerein fir @drtneraniieolung:
geu11 gt11gen ite auf Die Guide na@
2a11o, oenr sic @artner brouben
fir tire &1tlturen guten Bo0e11.
Na9 pielen grfunoungsfabrten fatt.
oer tie Dos Gut S4mante bet
aremmen, 1900 Morgen .groB, oas
beionbers geetgnet eri6ien: @s
itar6 5um Gerfauf nno mar bere1ts
1T 1te,.e Sanoe iibergegaugen. @uf
@runo ser 8eror6nung our 8eldaf>
a.ng bon 1an6mirti6aftli@em Steo,
lunes1ano bonn 90. Sanrar 1919
tptr6e~ elm @oritoB- unternomn1en:
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
v@teene 59oue" erfannte rtdttg,
oaB sic beioen 5ieolungspiontere
sic re9ten 2eute paren, iprang H.
l1er BEL 1no ertparb 6as Gut, in6em
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
.etrit nit elmer 3,tgbride berie1en,
neiien cine Mrfibriftafel uu6 3n5ei
@appen auf ben %ebemaligen grbau.
San6iee.

San01ee.
ct @aul MaoasoD bi11> Ser 6as &a-
iten I'M Sabre 1926 erri9tete. SIN
Mor6oiten toes &aiteus erDebt fi9 Ell.
ne nit Studarbeiten reid oer3ierte
&apeqe uno I'M Sof elm aueiniteben.
6eS @ebauoe nit retbgeglieoerter
Gaiia6e. 9as SdloB lit ieoenfaus
finitleriih bemerfensmert uno befin<
oct ii6 beute IN @iterba5pidem 8e-
iib. @ruabnt iei fur5 fo1genoe go,
&c, sic ii6 an SOS S9loB fnipft:
9ie i@0ne &o@ter Naoasbps mar
&raut; alS iie bereits in oie Stride
5ieben ioate, erbob fi6 elm i@redli=
DIES ungemitter. Sic 8raut 1tano,
6en 8rautfra1t5 auf Dem &aupt, am
Seniter, UNI 6as 8nrbei5ieben oes
@etters ab5umarten, als iid plotli9
Ser Simmel ber6ultete, Ben @olfen
Elm lel1bteneer g1isitrabl entfubr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

gem Sntereie- beim @erf gu bal.
ten. Mae 8eriube nit Sen Bro.
ouftibgenoiienfdaften Baben bisber
gu feinen @rfolgen- gefibrt, an it,
re 5teue miro sic Broou3entenge-
noiienihaft, in ser ieoer &err auf
ieinem 8ooet lit, treten. Sour iebr
menige iino fabig, iid gang Ser Ml-
gemetnbeit bin5ugebeu, Sic ubermie,
gen6e Mebr3abl itn6 @goiiten, mol
len nod ibrem eigenen 9enfen lire
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

tommnniitii@en l1topiiten DEFENDERS
beoenten: Cine -groBe 8eoeutung
bat aud 6ie< 8uiammeniebung Der
@enol1en19aften. sic ioIten aus
2euten gebtloet mer6en, uber sic
man ii@ borber eingebeno unterrid.
tet, oamit man ibren Gbarafter uno
ibre 6abigfett, it6 in Elm genoijen-
i9aftli6es 2eben finoen at f0nnen,
beltrteilert fanr.
@enn ser Staat sic @ieolung
foroern min, Damn iollte er iib Dor
aQem sic @rfabrungen Ser 8rafti.
fer mebr 5unl1Be MAIDEN.
l1niere 8ureaufratte lit - oas
6arf nidt berihmiegen mer6en -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

unertrdglid. Sier m9gen Die reid
%gepor6enen, olteingefeiienen 8au.
ern nn6 @roBbeitber, Die bon ser
Hretsrebolution gepaltig profitiert
baben, etnmal geb0rtg berange5o.
gen tper0en. Motmenoig lit aud.
oaB Die &apitalien Der 8ropin5ial.
Observation-Disclosures, in sic gleid.
faQs audi tibtige Sieolungspraf-
.tifer bineingeboren, Defenders er.
BOLT tper6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

Muf bent Mrbeitsna@meis ser.
5ta6t Berlin mebrte iid oie Bail
ser arbeitsloien @drtner, biele no.
rem &iidfebrer aus Sem &riege. So
fan6en ii9 3pet Manner ser Sat
5uiammen, 8erufsgdrtner, @alter
uno &11rt &omberg. sic
erfannten, oaB ale @eoen ni@ts
belfen, ionbern @an6 ans 8erf &C.
1egt mer6en miiBte. sic iammelten
balls so @ruerbsloie, Sic einige
Gparridlagen nod batten, I'M it@
uno griinoeten am 6. Mprtl 1919
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
SAVING PLAN
INAUGURATED
IN THIS STATE
Active Campaign Started 10 Increase
Sale of Government
Securities.

San Francisco. Jan. Activities
OF the gOsernment savings organiza-
ton for the state OF Idaho will be in
the hands of Miss Ethel f. Redfield
OF Boise. state superintendent OF
public instruction. according 10 an
announcement by Theodore Hardee.
director OF the government savings
organization for the Twelfth Federal
Reserve district. here today. The
governments thrift work, represent
ell nthe sales OF thrift and savings
stamps and treasury savings eertifi-
Gates. for the state will be directed
from Boise during the new years as
during 1920.
Intense effort will be directed dur
ing 1921 TO acquainting the public
with the new 81 treasury savings
stamp and the S25 treasury savings
certificate. the latter bearing per
cent interest. compounded quarterly
The 25-cent thrift stamp. the IS
savings stamp and the 500 and
$1,000 treasury savings certificates
will be on sale also at all postoffiees
and nearly all banks.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
THE Filler RECORD

he might have had greater brain pow
81: or that hfs parents might have
been stronger physically. that he
might have had better body as "A
tent for his soul 10 dwell in But
greater and more to be desired than
any or all OF these things Is the priv
ilege OF being a child OF God. and
having Gods spirit OF wisdom, love
aud might dwelling within the heart
Aud this choice God gives To every
human being. II is infinitely better
than human parentage. for il brings
u heritage OF birth with which no
human blood can compare
Who is he that conquers the world
80 vice OF low-thinking, and OF low
ideaisg Tie who links his life with
the life of the incarnate son OF God
VIGOROUSLY and triumphantly
marches the SON OF God through tbs
centuries. aud following in His path
way in lives ~ holy living aud pure
thinking and devoted service. march
the children OF God 10 the celestial
city, These are the conqucrors'
These are the moral giants, every one
OF whom resembles the King. for
they are the children OF the Great
King,
There on the border
or boundless Ocean,
And all hut IN Heaven
Hovers the Clean,
Not OF the sunlight
MOI OF the moonlight.
Not OF the starlight.
%. young marlnsr.
Down To the haven
Call your companions;
Launch your vessel.
Crowd your canvas
And. ere IL yanishcs
over the margin.
After "a Follow 10
Follow the Clean,
--Tennysen
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
REPORT OF WATER
STORAGE Is GIVEN

Report from Moran, Wyoming. at
the outlet OF Jackson Lake reservoir.
shows the following condition:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

I Important events are taking place at Washing
ton with bewildering rapidity. Solutions hay
been found for problems that heretofore seemed
unsolvabe. Agreements have been reached wherC
pessimists and demagogues have boasted that tn,
parties at interest never would agree Will
justice as the arbiter and integrity as the guid
I ing principle, age-od differences have been com
posed. Harmony reigns wnere discord once helo
sway, and the free peoples of the world are
breathing easier because, for the first time in his
tory, their aspirations are expressed in interna-
tional agreements and written into treaties
Progress is measured by events, not by years
Less than six weeks ago, the Disarmament Con
ference held its FIRST session. During that brief
period an agreement for a general reduction of
naval armaments has been practically consunl-
mated The zap controversy has been settled
between the governments of Japan and the United
States on basis acceptable to the people of both
nations. A treaty creatng'a quadruple ALLIANCE
for the amicabc consideration of all problems al
fecting the Pacific area has been drafted Japan
has voluntarily surrendered the temporary soveT-
eighty conferred upon it by the Versailles Treaty
owe rthe province Of Shantung and that territory
is to be restored to China.
Never before in modern history has so much
been accomplished in an international way in so
short time. And the effect of these interna-
tonal agreements has already become manifest
in the rise of foreign exchange rates. Germany
while not represented officially at the conference
has reaped visible benefits. The value of the
mark is rising, due to restored confidence that she
is to be treated with the same degree of fairness
as other nations.
China has received recognition which justice
and honor alone could accord. Her weakness hes
been respected and her indefensible condition has
not initiated against her An opportunity has
been given to her to make good as a world power.
If her people hopelessly decadent she will reap
no advantage from the self-government with
which she is now intrusted. Time alone can dece
whether she is capable of holding her place ua-
aided in the industrial competition of the modern
world or whether she is mentally deficient and
must be cared for as the ward of other more vg-
)rous peoples. China has received an opportunity
ler fate an independent nation now rests in
Ter own hands.
Much has been done; but the end is not yet.
The menace of future international conflicts has
)een driven from the stage, but still turks be-
lind the scenes. Ruthlessness in making war, if
wo or more nations should again resort to force
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
Lee High School.

The Girls Reserve Of the S. ID. Lee
High School will give a beautiful
Christmas program Wednesday morn
ing at chapel time, which is ten
o'clock. The actors and actresses will
appear in costume and each will por-
tray his or her part beautifully. The
public is cordially invited to attend
these exercises.
The Spanish Department Of the S.
d. Lee High School gave a program
which was enjoyed by the pupils and
faculty, last Wednesday morning in
chapel.
The sale Of Red Cross Christmas
Seals has been completed at the High
School with great results due to the
energetic efforts Of the pupils and
faculty and the fine cooperation in
this work.
There have been several fine basket
ball games played on the campus the
past week aRd as a result the Soph0-
more girls and Senior boys were vic
torious. Wednesday evening the mem
bers OF the class teams VIII be en-
tertained with an elaborate banquet
at the Woman's Club.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
MAKING HISTORY IN WASHINGTON

to settle their disputes, has not yet been brought
under international control 1t is perhaps true
that no legislation can be enacted or international
treaty written that cannot be violated in future
wars The doctrine that he who wills the end
wills the means to accomplish that end will still
be preached.
If another people should arrive at the state
of mind that prevailed in Germany at the out
break of the World War the submarine, the air
plane, poison gas and other devices of ruthless
destruction would be brought into play, provided
their use promised to be profitable Reason ex-
ercses but scant restraint when grosser instincts
are aroused. Under such conditions the ruling
passion is likely to be victor at any price and by
any means.
There are times when people reach a state
Of mind in which they will not be deferred from
evil deeds by moral suasion AS long as the use
Of ruthless weapons in warfare promises to be
profitable the peoples Of the world will have no
nations are looking to the international confer
security against them. And the people of thirty
ence now in session to formulate such agreements
as will make it plain to any nation which con-
templates the use Of such weapons in the future
that it will find arrayed against it an alliance of
peoples who will not permit the savagery of the
last war to be repeated
The regulated use of submarines and aircraft
for coast defense is right which the conference
will not be likely to challenge; but the use of
poison gas is indefensible 1t is possible for the
to draft international agreements
which will be a warning TO all governments and
all peoples that ruthless warfare cannot be made
profitable. If the element of success is elimini- 1
mated the menace of such savagery will disappear +
There is an abiding hope in the breasts of all
free peoples that the last great war has been
fought, that international controversies can hence
forth be adjusted by peaceful means. But as
measure of preparedness and precaution, the Dis
Conference should go squarely on
record in relation to savagery in warfare before it
adjourns.
At the present moment the major questions
which the conference assembled to consider with /
this one exception, are in fair way to amicable
settlement Peaceful solutions have been found
easier than even we of this country expected six
weeks ago, The will to peace Of the world has
proved superior to the Vaccinations Of the secret
advocates of force. The ultimate goal has not
yet been reached; but it would seem at present s
hat within the period of another thirty days the :
conference should be able to adjourn with a record .
'f peaceful achievement unequaed in history. n
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
Santa Claus Visits
DR.. Arthur GrOWden

Santa Claus, represented by twelve
young ladies from the college, mem
bers of Doctor Growden's class at the
First Christian Sunday School, ap-
peared at the school last Sunday
morning and gladdened the heart Of
the distinguished clergyman and world
traveller by bestowing upon him two
Christmas gifts. One of the presents
was a handsomely bound volume, a
commentary on the Sunday School les
sons for 1922, which will prove of
great value to Doctor Growden in his
work as teacher.
OF course it is absolutely unneces-
sary to say that the gifts were ap-
preeiated by the pastor of the First
Christian Church. AT the close Of his
sermon, Sunday morning, he publicly
thanked his class for the gifts, and at
the same time he made an earnest
appeal to his congregation to remem-
ber the poor at Christmas time.
please do not shower gifts upon those
who are already loaded down with
gifts" he said; "give to those who
are most likely to be neglected and
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
Lawmakers Visit
VI. S. c. w. Monday

The Lowndcs County delegation IN
the Legislature was recently invited
20 ". S. G. W. % inspect the work Of
the College and acqusint themsclve,
with It's program Of progress and cX-
parsiOn. On Monday, Hon. s. B.
johnson. Hon. T. ". Lewis. and uon.
T. G. Blewett, accepting President
Faut's invitation. were present and
were in consultation with the pres
iuent for some time, examining the
plans for the new buildings now iU
progress of construction. and getting
into touch with the colleges needs
and desires. Hon. ID. A. Burgiu, rep
resentative from West Side, was un-
able 90 be- present.
The conference 90 the legislation,
with President FAINT lasted until the
noon hour when the chapel exercises
were held Two Of the distinguished
gentlemen were unable To- remain for
these exercises. but Hon. 7. G.. B.ewett
was present and was presented t0 the
audience by President FAINT. He spoke
briefly o. the students. declaring h.s
lone-standiug interest and pride in
The local Institution and pledEing him-
self 30 the support u It's present leg
islative program.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
Go To Bethlehem
Next Sunday Night

You may not be able to travel in
foreign countries, and there behold
the actual scenes that are a pleasure
to the eye, yet it is very easy to look
at pictures that have been made of
foreign scenes made by those who
have viewed them, and hear places of
interest described by fortunate travel-
ers who have been abroad.
Just at this time, the place of all
places in the world to hold the atter-
tion of the world and all the Chris
tian people in it, is Bethlehem. Next
Sunday night, at the First Christian
Church of Columbus, the Rev. Arthur
Growden, D. D., will lecture on Bethle-
hem from personal observation. The
lecture will be illustrated with stere-
opticon views of the town and its en-
virons. The lecture will be absolutely
free, and all our people have a cordial
invitation to attend. The services will
be opened promptly at 1880