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115- sophomores. Missouri, 93 ~ .

H :(,hey are within our walls. They will where that is being taught. You sayl log in December. I-tlsntoptc will be . _ H .
   tear down the structure of our gov- tliztldthfin toreitnofit thingd that man’ industrial Democracy. . . cooonsinmm. :2. 23:32.   A 
ernment unless we get together and s u air 3 ow to o a part‘ _A‘_‘_0 ——-—-——-—---R E Y’. I . . .. . wit »
” lam ho‘. to [nudge tmngl well. But a good farmer. in good en-1 ( ‘ ; T E? ‘T “OIL one CU“) m!3:m‘_v::l,e :‘['1‘g’:(;l‘J1i;l‘nhnhla sixteen 5.:
"A democracy oi one hundred mil; ginecr. a good physician is not neces-‘ Uh rhfltj Fa.‘ h ham,“ 3, ‘3 Th’ 8 n N” 1‘ I. 1*.‘ “°“,°~ - .
. lion people." said Dr. Ellwood, "re- sat-ii? I good citizen. I. Coi.Ibuo' 3,_..p..“_ _ I 9: “SJ” fguilfif -‘ ‘gum!’ fl]-ft‘
nu." m“ me people mugt solve We must get the service ideal l Dawns we may "quest. for up __......_. “"¢ “ ‘3 '9 eshort-.;.

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This Is Statement Made by in: 'p;';fe‘;'e°m:"‘;”tm_ we [me n0.,,.,dge_ Samoa ,5 best mush, 1,,-I’ other Performance of --on. Oh. Cindy‘. D‘-'3" Mumford H“ Enron the number enrolled at Wisconsin

Di‘. C. A. Ellwood In to solve um“ p,.ob1em,,b,- imam- connection with social ‘last night's audience saw the closing merits in Agriculture and explained by the fact that many ‘  .
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Address. 'K9DC9- The 9'31 C°n‘“”°n '0" "“°' Th’ “'°"“ "‘ m'ld°d- ;'performance or what has been oonsid- ome Economics. _
y'r?'LP~ ADERSl°e55f"' d‘;m°°’‘'-°>' ‘5 ‘ 3939'“ ""9"" 1.1‘! we d°"" wamma b°]"h°”“: ‘SW’ er-ed the most successful amateur   t‘l::’h:tl“heotmct:nr1aDllDeLtnefi Tlimps 
  S J‘ gen“ 0; the m‘s8eg. A major canal. o ut on we must ac eve a raw u on _ _ l _  S ' P Y1 t.
-s _ ' 1 n mu amen, 310,13 with mm is In our democracy that will make it up *‘h°"' 81"” in COWHJM3 "3 7'3"‘ 0 work for graduation. 
Intelligence lS Necessary ti)’ that we need not only wt.-iely dlfluged democracy of good will The world The P9i’f0"!181iC€ 1&8! 1118111 V0704 xfissouri Leads in Freshmen Flxures tor the home emnomtdte

and political intelligence but 18 too much divided. It is too much ‘ to he even better than the two Dreced- _ wvork of the two schools: are: M'j ’.
and political inflamed. it is time tor us to i-‘i.i\e it int: ones it was said that it the mat and Sophomores; WlSCOn- men, Misgoui-i_ 90 \\'ist'0l‘l$lD, 71 ‘T-
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‘; Our \‘ ails. «leaders. The time to cultivate this thing is had had it week to play this show sin in Uppcrciassrncn. iiiophomores. Missouri. 6.-'. W1
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A rmoluuou i‘ "(Med [0 H on ' u -v i ‘H » (1 lion Democracy (‘lob can do a real '1 professional show bv that time ’ 64»
l selves Of i8D0""1“9-' “id I)" (l A I UL wmflued “Odor P‘ :00 ' deal in Droniotiniz utid r l fiillll ‘ The ‘Hall Theater ‘was filled ever) The man or we College of Am-‘cull 68'
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l Ellwood‘ in M‘ address to smdemh‘ Duwvle ma’ be lmem.gem an )6 5‘)'l11 aim’ and -ood will " 'll(l L) t-tot‘ l(‘l’lUf'UHlll(‘t- and each audience I‘as‘”'"° °f “qsconflu In‘ “flue” Den’ )1! I ’ h 4:
‘ and IOWDSPQONE at the tneelini: of the he-.art.ess. selfish. rcznldl‘-""‘ "T we ', D ' 5 ' M 0 I ' . ‘ I “our seem!’ "0 M" “ bl! ll-‘ 
l rhrisunn Demo(_rM‘_ Hub hut mum ;w,.”n,e U; mhe,-,.,_ In 0,4” that our F.llwoo.l in conclusion. on rllllllliilflsllt‘ one. The (olumbial Mumford. suggesting lhfli 1! C0l1\P8”' A vantage over Wiaconulii as far as (5-
 fhh was the wC‘;ud ieflurv flu,“ ‘grpm 1,3130" may “V9 demucraucan}. Port,-,fiu. men and iiotiie-ii .~'l|:li(~tl lulky-' t-unsitior the work done. for her‘ mu or the registration figures of the!‘ freshmen and iiophoniures are 

f bv um rhflsuan m,mm,.,“._\ (-11.1, ml, il~.t-n- must be widespread svtnpathy Dl?d'8if‘1c't;rdam The ('nl‘ltZll&n' i_)emtt:r~ .\‘0'IId_- l'?i‘9“”_. i’-1P°('U"J°"3- d‘”'"‘ ufialtwo schools be made in regard to ag-;°9"""d- hm '‘f3“' “3‘”“_ '13"? Y ._
. ‘gm, Abom 150 Mmpie auemed 1h9?Tll(‘re must be upon the blood irlenrl- |)i:c)A £1“?! ill?!-;¥lLc’1‘fl' .\0\o[l1l er :v!‘.1f: 'l’l'll'IblIINt: treehtun will 0: rk_u"m_e and home economksh ,um,¢«¢1g33men_ This ,3 erpumt.
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en-I am not here to propose a re\,o_ lacking we can-1 ten ho“. 1me_ug,_.m.(. stcured for then. Dr A. \\ Taylor the response which the Columbia pub- The result‘ °' we °°m9“*”“’° “'3' : home economics girls got married 1&5
l will talk to the club at its first meet— lll gave to their charity call. ;l-‘reahmen. Missouri, 174 Wisconsin.fdi‘dn't have to return v,’
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peace. but one that will ninke lor so-i "W9 need ‘°"lKh‘ “°°d ‘‘'m ““d-"‘''
CB1 benermem_~ MM 1,,._ E1,wm,d_ mltelligence to meet the grave crisis."
Opening his lemurfi ..“-9 Me pasgflsaid Doctor Ellwood. “We ought to
numnal C,-tstsihave met this crisis generations alto.

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.-umd because the sturiti is brewing.‘
We feel cotiiitirinlile t.in:i:ht becllusf‘ ~*"’”‘““""1-‘R
‘he €08‘ strike ‘Q (.n1h,>1Un. “-9 think’ "The world was-S bull! ll)’ Du!‘ fore-
the great crisis is passed. But it de~;fathers on self-lI.)l(-reiil. but that basis
pends entirely on the way in “vhk-_h’l.~: crashing down. its crash means
it is handled. I! we -continue to l1\'(' mi“ “"1"” “'9 39‘ “”m‘'‘M"K mpe‘
in our old ways we will continue it‘ rm’ [0 bmid 11 upon the who‘? “h'”'.'
haw more Strike! izatioii will go down. Our clviliza-,

' is not only n(‘(‘r-<\"il’\’ to hrlndlt-3 3l"“ “'33 bum ‘R7995’ ‘J3 ‘3"°"‘”“'°‘l
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of the ,
WASHING I ON---MISSOURI GAME
but it is necessary in go to the roots o .
of things and to prevent the o(“lil’— ‘Nd S0058.’ EJIIPIUOIL V , ,
rence Oi Striker: We can’! go alntii-'. "The rfiwoluuon that I D7090?“-‘."f    
u.'li1[llli_'(l without disaster A house said Doctor Ellwood. "is to 281 rid 0- ‘
divided anainsi list-it ('f:lll‘i01 stand ttztiorance The ignorance I refer to.‘

And lhul this Italian is not (‘ll\’l(lI.*‘l is the woeiiil lKD0i‘8T|l'9 among lhe‘
against itself is gninszty eiucnled people 1-oocernlnlz the 5131-:
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We thought our enemies were without vital itilellilzent interest in the vii’-1-. 2 me )f 
our walls. but we‘ lliltl out now that fare of the cnnitnunlui I di-'fl'i lU10"~‘? -
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9 oz. cans, fancy large ripe olives - - - 40¢:  SAM SMOK E   ARN ETT 
‘ 17 oz. cans fancy large ripe olives - - - 55c l .3;
‘x 18 oz. cans, fancy extra large ripe olives - 65c I  . _ ._ , _ __ ___ , __ 

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