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F ulspeetlos kit).

w (I also . the.

handling of mi It by persons expos-.
ed so contagletllleeaee. a thing
which _ present law. Dleod
,l9l I, d not do. This ordinance, if
_ ‘will  simply a.rev‘lalon of
the old. flinging it downpto dds. b
The (set that niost of Columhlts
‘milk supply cdlnes from its several
diries will make enforcement of‘
the ordinance easier. '

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° sump elf

'prevelt:ia woe‘! now. 5 " Tllhgh  takeiof an sues-

. 0' ‘ bfvu‘ ¢u,l&,aCal'&_ge-hon assessed on
ooedmllkoedlaaneols '5"“‘5“:':;“"' '7'‘

The".
tin filed.» &rease the 8'7 .
b@ in rflabrnittilng it to tho

’ honroe aty bolhd of does-

a... was itllstantly mu-

ad illlnafi  when he fell from

ilraas slsth not-yo! the E. Shukcrt ...,w mm ‘pmpnm

buldlng. . V
‘ veiai h im plasterers
O,“ ours in 3t. Louis because .thc;,'

an increase of 25 ccnts
an hour.

The defunct National Bank of

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tflsweek

  

scholar-slaps granted aonuany

oootothreegradaateoofthocolaashia
’Schodwhoharoatqlo

eaeqtio
reoords. The Peking Gcbol of Jour-
nalism is to award tia CVO-yfil’ fol-
lowships. each carrying a stipend of
$1,000 a year. to enable graduates
' rromi-1 to
take advanced uudies in universities
hand knowledge of American news-
;n the United Stabs  gala firet-
papor work. with a view to returning
to ( hina better equipped for work on
native papers. '

The new school. aeoording to the

cdumfl. i. .1“-.4, up at; fi.¢f‘dlidl"5|'¢ *0"! §7°-000- 11 blfltk policy outlined. will ofler a four-year
ye, Mn‘. “fr, ‘uh . mi. 0"”, KT-30.” I 1099071! "f d°P°"l‘ course leading to a baccalaureate dc-

aance. ll that ordinance is revised

will have taken a long'step toward
health. which is fundamental to
progress. -

_ TODIANY uaaoas .
ltaly is tired «I decorated fronts
and heroes. She has decreed that it
tip more than reocaiu. Hie
Q35 podlo to hecorao a dis&-

future awarding the bake will be
a alightly_raore eacltislve prireduro.
‘lhoworld willhe to&r of‘
forit is a little fed up’
at ltalian; medals -and many coun-
$s'hsu-Lfeit that. judging by the
deploy of decorations, their com-'

vqy by c rison.

. noawealt: w_as sadly lacking in bra-

I_1I-r-u,iod-em-oiacroauuui
ltalyhsdoaietorecegflae that CV-3
erydegreashduldft ‘
(bl. ’0lI0atlt.b'utIflIl.Ib&co-i

leandoeora--P°t"l'4

tors reoently.

_ to fit. new oconditions. Manila. 1.. 1.‘ swamp’ had to choke J.

Kline into ufiohsciousacss before
rescuing him from drowning in thc
Gaseonadc River.
- .L_....__ -
Colfllcfi-‘CV55? miles of roads
in ' . costs for which
auIeuat|oll0ACl.2l
of 815,956 a mile.

6. or an oversize

 

Artlllf Ray and ‘Clarence lic-
Crfina were sentenced to tun yc.''.I‘s

. .'&°‘ *"i“ an ‘.d mu 5 “‘ in the penitentiary for robbing the

postofflee at Bloodland.

-_ J. I. IaVay of Kansas City has

appointed it-opresident of the
state board of health. to succeed I-‘.
E. Iurphy, who resigned.

_....._. ._.

‘fl. Nellie  of Trcnton Was.
recently awarded $.'i0,0ll0_ daraagm
against the Rock Island Railroad for
the death of her hu.-bald.

Tb wheat crop.  tho stalc is c\-
to total M.5l'.'1ltm burhcl.
this year. which Ls .'i,6¢‘»‘l.000 bushel».

. ' am,‘ or ‘ ‘coum,’ I...“ ‘val’. . more than was raised last ycar.
' rare pi of aorvloo-—-scathing‘

Q

 it for

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broadcast:
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truly disti truiahed and worthy of
the attention of the world. Award-
esscr service is a corrup-
tion of its real use and only taku:
away from its worth. - ‘
The ing of ' the wlmlesalo;
‘awarding f medals «will be nude up
for in my add {here it moan’
more than the dime-novel ooncep-
lion.

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L-—--—-—-——U-o—-—
Till DIET DILEIIIA

om’: all-ight has been glveii a‘ lot
of publicitty. For the last two years,
especially; hotnmen andvwomen wh
have a little- surfld is
have be-enubosiogodma  .

A Polmlhr with ditty
article whloa flelkaflp )0 at
flesh: d--heaaty ~ c

a ajateat al rcdactfif
i "sestnsa..h tlrmg. bvelg
r*=”’:-:..~.~*n:~
sflialol ‘ - a us
i i t {at
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to

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llnesoli

slhnlaasoleslaaoaae-9
‘calorie scheduled. as
. Jnlide ndlirable by r¢heing'
9-ac.
And

5 /.n.. we are all primed

for is. ’ " method of getting nun-'00! he-it-d

and au ware of the horrible con-~
htnptih lch extd-avolrdqaois is
as-cw school ass: shag and
:"[dt all your want of every-

_ day time you wantl. It‘
dghu’t affect. your weight. ad to
doprlvedeur, system of somethi it
crives s injurious.” It ovdi dio-
proves'the old stall about thh po-
ple k ‘ cooler in the siaimer.
lf‘at. i points out. is .1 not-¢0'."hIct.;
at of L; V " - l
But Oerolsoaethingthisdhtdl-‘
Irlnua does aceoaielah. and nut is‘

   

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Charges of bribery xnm-1 J. l’
Nile. chief of policc at .\l'1l*.c;l;.’.
haw. been dropped by inc pl0rt‘tll-
ting attorney of Randolph county.

Atlaeot

and Qsts was J‘-
aessed again t A frcd Massey. a ric-
gro. for “keeping and mainta.ning ;. '
crap game" in St. Charles re-cc.'itl_v.

The Westlake f‘onsl1’ar'.ini_i (W-. of
St. Louis, was giun the '¢-ontract
to hsild the Liberty Memorial at
Kansas City. The bid was $l.ll._'_-
350.

The Sarccxic jail was too small
to hold the fourteen men it ho were
rncstcd Monday night as I. W. W.'.~.
so the men were locked up at (‘a..
thage.

The Kansas Cit)‘ 'Br‘l;:c Co. I‘:-
- lowest  on tho rxver-py-4.-
(mt: work in connecfiun with tho
Clluflflfl water plant f--r thc city
of St. uis.

G0@"l0r Arthur M. Hydc has aji.
fllllll "Thomas Brown Hf (fharlca-
 R. K. Muss:-r of Plattsbarg
m of the butter public service

Oil. '

flfifi Sprinkle. Webb (‘;ty_ was
’W.PWln of thc lmv'.l\.'lll (Cam
Ct. Carnegie In.-tituti-,‘of Technol-
OI!- .5 had to rcfusc ahr nfilcc ho»-
eoose of graduation.

'HayoD0- B. Hall of Warrenaburg
unconscious nnd burned
o the right hand when he came in

Olth an electric wi.':- in his
garage last suamy. V -

TB lfiulto of eaperim.-nting with
oil spray will hr announc-
Od at a meeting of tie: Sin.-sissippi
Valley Appld Growers‘ A-sociatlcn
in Hannibal tomorrow.

Three Blue 6haTt.lT-Tcatfish, wt-igb

lng soo pounds. '85

John Ibwe of St. Charles.
¢.A$.. ,
VOI IlIOII$d acres of soy he-ans

_ .~u'l|s'r uf humor.

<n.ip|_\' can't. or don’t see-
)7

grrc. The .'\('u"l€'ml(' work will center
0.1 general uutiies. especially politi-
cal science. history. the English lan-
guagc. economics and modern com-
r afford a‘well-rounded
* o uirmund for editorial work. The
lo-(‘h.iirlsl training is to be provided
.'l actual practice. rather than in aca-
dcuzic theory. by establishing con-
tacts ltetweo.-n the students and the
miuvc nciwpaper utficea in Peking.
Dr. Stuart pointed out that the
city oilcred exceptional opportunities
for student editors and writcra to
gain experience along with their
scholastic training. Peking now has
about seventy-live native-language
daily news_nIiN‘|I. or about double
thc number published in any other
Chinese city, bcaldcs many maga-
zines. In all. about 800 dailies. are

or “ -*? “ 
T‘ i ll. 4:‘. ‘  
“ of Joumalisin Pia

Fifi Uflvufltr has osqldoil’

Jour-
Uriverolty. ae-

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1895. before this movement. be-

of go. to operate. there were only thir-

ty-one native dell! Pipers in China.
There horn no earralativo
video for profossiond education of

writers who have come forward with
.this expansion of the press in China,
acoouling to Dr. Stuart. demo

is accentuated by the consciousness
of Chinese editors and publishers of
a mood for informed writers. Dr.
Stuart said that Peking lfnivord
already had students intending to
nowspoper work. although no tech-
nical instruction was yet offered.

‘ ‘Ibo only uaiversity in China lull

‘having a department of journalism

is St. John's University, in Shartllol.
Courses were la.-gun there in 192i.
taught by Don D. Patterson. now of

"'1 the Missouri School of Journalism.-’

then associated with John I Powell.
editor o kly le-
view, 0 was captured in the recoil‘
Shantung bandit raid. Uaurice Vo-
taw‘ a graduate of the Ijissouri
School of Journalism. is now '
charge of the journalism courses
that university. While this depart-
ment serves the Central China sec
tion_ the northern section reraaina
without any journalistic educationfl
facilities.

Dr. Stuart hopes that 2-uflicient
funds will bc obtained. together wit
the amounts already in hand for this
specific purpose, to open the school
in the fall of 1102-l. The endowment
estimate calls for three professors
of 'journalism. two of whom are to

American university graduates
experienced in newspaper work in
the United States. and the third .a
Chincsc journahst. Tho full staff,
which probably will not be completed
until later than the initial year. is
to include two assistant professors.

Peking l'nivcrsity was fuun in
1911’ as a (‘ummlldlllinll of the lead-
ing (’hristi:2n colleges and universi-
ties of Northern China. the oldest
being thc .\'orth (‘hinu (Killcgc, es-
tablished in 1867. The merger also

includes the prc-medical department

of Pu-king l'm«-n Bl:-dical (‘ollt-ge. en-
dowed h;. Jwllli ll. ltockcfcllcr.

Newspaper in China

A, .6 _\'. .\c\v.~' :~‘tv.r‘.<
‘ Want News of Serious Tone-ff--' and 

Kan I4-c of Viking. t'hina,

‘.\ lit) l'l't‘(‘|'-(‘Ii his  J h€ft' in
1:02.! arul who l.'< now doing
grailuaic work at Harvard,

writes the following article‘ «in
('l.ur.c-ac Jnurnali.-vi. for thc blis-
uurian.

\'.’n-_~n \‘.'iili.1ni Randolph llcarrt
first wcnt to New York as a cub
Journalz.-it. it was told. he deliberate-
Yy «hose to make his paper the best
or the worst of its kind in that mm.
ropolitan (‘ll_’.'. Hy made his choice.
which hc has In-ch ('()nl~'i.slt'hll_\ ful-
l(.\.".nL: up o-vcry srncc.

l'.:f«»rt'.inatcl_v or fortunately,
ai._. (‘him-..e young journalist, “W31.
Ty ~xv.ia:.-.l in Mr. llear:-'3, would not
aw much to thugs! from, or to hes-
it:.'..- air-iut. lie must strive for
lllc in-sf, or :3!» U.'l'l"l'. SenhdlK)l'l&l-
Hhl can ncrrr be the guiding spin’.

H. at (hiru-w newspaper. Poop};-
-imply dun} apprc‘-izite it. Of all
rucml qualmcs and teznpcramcnts.

~¢-rinusly and aobrioiy mug;
“hl'~-at lrrtt llc...-in-\'..~m or com
mum--m or r.-uiicaliani or socialia

‘n <'hxncw- new s-papers, and yon may

tbetht/

“dyna.--ty” mum'ator-. Thc murc
valunlfr ’l.¢- t';r.(li."t',:~' an-. thc marl‘
w¢'ilznI_‘. i.~' thcir rt-as vn fur. perhaps
a "burial rm-.4 reform league”
Following lllc natural ‘bent and
‘thc lllllulr lr:ui~. of thc rcadirzg pop-
ulation. llw 'hine:«- rtcwspapera

have. until rt-co-ntl_\‘. dcvclopcvl ahiri. _

at pe(‘u.iur line. (trf'l.\l‘q'.lt'."lli). wad-
ing a lhinesc m-w.~pa;.cr at present
is .1’vcr_v vliffercnt utfair from read-
ing an .\.m-ru-an m-w.-apaio-r. Poo-
p.c Ill thznzi .~u~idon: try t-» tind enter-
tammo-nt lll thcir :‘.t'\\s|)llpt-rs‘ Ja-
«fo-cd. if the _\ did,e-Ltcrzzumncnt would
not be found, as ll is not tncro-. Uver
thc front page thcrc is usually an
army of advcrlrso-nu-nts, printed in
hoax)‘. small typo-.~ which arc appaxv

u-ntlj.‘ r.-it int:-mic-rl to he read Thc
2-xx-concl or thc third pagc contain-I
customarily one lengthy cdtorial;

and, what l

tint. «. inc ;».LlHl'. soy-ral (olumns
of " y. -.-ml to-lo-graphic d;sp;m-hes.”
l'.°.u--tr Il‘*[ltl'.('l‘I,'.\‘ iakc the f.rm of’

~u"m'.nri«-~ ' rnthrr l.*‘.a'~.
sturlrs. l"..l\l‘. .‘u'ln.-— r-.-l'i!- ~ .'
.n'.lte in:-ivlcrt. I’ L.-‘,l'lii_\‘ mnlama
not more than to-I‘. oz’ lwcnty wordag,

‘n v- V.‘ \

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- spans to ls'aal‘ao-I.

iofthoeouatry.

‘ruled in the revolalloa of mu.‘

  
 
 

   

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Breathing spces fidlld ‘liIltall-
ed inadvertiailt copies. 7 ‘*5 3°‘
» w'th and literal choke 0!!

Ni" “nu” 0! thc“. :h.othe‘r in crowdiaess.y “intensive-
neos" and hence \
. ‘ - ' 0 'al i s out IYI 1‘
the alfairs of which enango univer 3:,‘ nzdtirflrr vitfitttof pumk. (mingon.
“' '“°"“‘n ""1 “wad “dd? mm" and fen-links‘, ratltcr than the mouxh-
im‘“t' '°m'".' piece of n fa-vs. And. what is thi-
1".‘ ad ' . . '" ‘on’ most important, :1 newspaper should.
°f m’ "can "mm?" m "'9 '“’“"" always take into considcratzon tn
‘"4 mo" P'°'"“’wo p.p°"' Waders‘ pu1l".l of view. it should lc
(‘onoervatism and "excluslvem-es’ _w..,..u,mg mm-.. thgn gnprc pivot‘.-'
I?!’ It 00¢!‘ 9'9 "'¢‘'l'’' "'1 ""1""-‘ of inform.it;o::. A newspaper hall
0f R1081 07 ll‘? 3“"d‘“d “l‘l""" a claim or 1'2:-2 readers‘ interest and

nalldlspolrhol

IIOWIPIPPTS “T-“""~' 300*] 7°“ uncquivocirl :i:?vp'itI‘ni. its readers
"13? 88)’ 0f "K''“- "WY 3"‘ fl” {mm the papcr mu.-: delight and cnt«-r-
being i!lt¢l'!.'8lll'|l- “l“l¢""-‘T l‘3d lain; and ::: doing so it must not

ovcrstcp thc l\oundnl'Iv' 0! d(‘<‘9m‘.'~'

and good sxnsc.

not had her Hearsts: and probably

will never have. the type being not . ‘

what the populace demands, or will   
do . Gree-lcys and Dana:

"C
China undoubtedly may avc; Students Decline to “Forget IHI."
Hcarsts_ unequivocally not. .lupr- i--...... -M .~...n..- .<~. ' rm.

I

That tl‘.c'.' consider tho‘ re-«ignatmn
of President Stratton ll. Brooks as
:1 scriou.-‘ loss to thc univcr.~«ity. and
rrvflzsc to luv comforted l>_\' D0010‘?
llroolt.-' Y't‘lI¢'f\lt"f «tat:-rncn: that one
i:::in'.-— l!lfl"i‘l‘.L‘t‘ on an imlttution is
nu’. ncnrly so nn;.urtunt
~'.ututiov\ l’.<I‘lf. ha lice-H _
-hmvn by thc l'nivt'r.-‘ily of (‘lulu-
homn studcrits. alumni .-ind fziculty
lll their fare-wcll utldrt-4.-cs to him.

That thcf.‘ arc iiwapanlc of im-
gctting ll.m or x‘L'fiz.~o- to furtfict mm.
inns in-en «lo-inoiistratc-ll I-3 thc trzunt

nalists may claim to be the leaders
and thc spokesmen of the populace;
but it is the populace which, in
turn. invaribly molds the prevailing
type of journalists.

A word or two about thc l‘lnnc~‘c
students in journalism in American
universities, of whom I was. and am,
one. Theirs is a heavy lot. “is-
tinctly they have three prcrcqur
sites. i-‘int. must have
strength of character and serious-
ness of purpose. supplemented by
a fine sense of responsibility. Pro-

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ficiency in self-exprvssion is .~~.-w. ."."l'l.'lt' oi .l ...;:lx.m-.- In t‘\l"'}
tin], A thorough kr.«:v.'l-.-dgv ;.".‘ path rm-i'li.'.-L’ mt \\h.clx in .x..»
mastn:-;.' of thc (‘him lsrguavn .- ....--,...u

t: soluiely funvlamentul; that of lie mmlt M la~l Hui»! -- .«~--
English. not loss so Br;-adtn of «-11 till». to ih alum": lhvlr
\l§§'lll .'|l'l0Uld lit‘ t‘~l."l.wlLll‘l.)' 'vbl¢ll‘lll'1l l.1;,(~h(-up lg.“ .'. f()”()\_”_y_ I’;-pg].

'lt'!ll ll. ll. McKo'.\'iz'< ~pe(-ch uf furr-
xu-l. (in thc .'no:'n:ng of thc snniv‘
tlfl_\' :.I the v'lu=(‘ of ll'.t' (‘r).'!ihl('n(‘1'-

by traveling and wnsc. comprehen-
sivc reading. ..-\ c.*.;\r ~.;ml«-av'.-ino-
ing of the basic ('n'1N'plS of |nnllli-

“lb ‘"533. ("Vi “"""""-“'31 ‘Ht’-"~" "M ll. co-.r'-:r.n:'j. who-n thc senior
h.a|wa3-‘ h“|"fU'- P“7h~'l”‘ tilt‘ 1-‘ ' 1 (HA hr"-~-«-°\.lr~vl hm». with .l li.".'z of
’"l§9"' n°""- 9" “Th” “O “t"'‘‘ fa-iii 17:7‘. .~"~ its at l."rt'Wr‘-ll L'if'.. he

 N‘ q'\'('T ‘.00 flT‘l'hall("i. l!  (--,-‘JP.-«,(! ‘H! 1-(12!-(its at 1. :‘\'”K. in

lh¢‘.V 3"‘ ll"? W "‘-‘«'"- i" ‘“ll'*'’'- thc ;i~u~n~.lle'l .-audience.
l'lOl 1'h0l't'l_‘.' in tap)’ lav hllllal". }>,.,.\in”_ n,N,t.,,2_,; held 3” hnctfl.
Am"'l"“" “'3'?” d" ’‘‘'l “'‘'"‘‘7‘‘‘‘"'-‘ ll: ;i‘:~' ‘iwuzx ‘.\’('."C.’ Thu 21'"-~;al
"ml " ('h"“'“" "“""°""l’ T" ”""“ !‘n~.:':'.;.‘ pzcvxir. whcn hc was prc.»rnt-
plant thc former to thc latter I.'‘. .-c M v_.”__‘ fi‘-“M, Ind‘, mid a cam‘;
\\.l-olesalc fashion :9  loom-h. anal H‘, H.‘-_-,{; _h.. K..;_.-ml gs.-u-r:zl)l_\' of
'‘_'’‘-'"f"' "l“""""T"" ‘f‘'“‘'‘ ‘‘‘'r‘‘ stmlt-m~ 1:. thc mylztorium. when
"93" n‘-"' ”'H''" "':"''m''"‘‘‘’ “W i-c ‘-l'Xl~ l*:‘v~i'."i'(l with a ltold xtalth
nq-('o|sur_\' to my-"urn zi .;norablc and ._ .h., ‘mdcnuu
harmonious reception. ' _ _ __

Much improvement .- H-.1.\..a From Hhio to falifornia.
needed by. and can be (’lTt".l(‘fl tn. .\lr anal .‘»lv'~'. H. Yrnspg-r ..{ (‘.,_

inese or-wspapers. The ;»rufc~- l:imTw..- "M--. droxclvthrough Colum-
l-in." Slltlllltl be rniscd ovcr anal aim» l;n _\r~:--wlay on their w;.y '4: l’a.~a-
political scandals and party Hrffo-.~. dehzi. f‘:il.. whv-rc t?;c_\' will attcnd
Thc nmko--up uf a f'h.m-.~c in-\\spn— '?w- L-r;..iu.'l:wn of lh('ll' .~t-n. l{«-P-crt.

pct‘ can lie gr--nil} 1".iprm'ct‘., lo‘h ;.: I‘
in physical apponrtzncv :i.'::l .n qua"
. .'|l‘t‘ lid‘

‘l'l'-llll ('4-llt't.'t'.

‘g {n _'.\'-431" |,:“'Khlt'.' ll‘  and -“fl? 

, nm 12:1-rely to lw \l' :.r‘-l .\lr~ .-\. ll. .\l«‘(ir:\th, ltilr
.~scmhlNl or *=;:z.?r-,i::m-.l" tnL'rlh I’. v. -..:i !. .u~.~~...-...-~..~ thc hzrtr  .1
or, as what is now l>1'll!L' dn.'i~- 'l:* 2'? '1 r .1‘ ’.ll"lr harm

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ztsiusanqqi Wu 0,! C§"°"'“"'
' Colorado liiiiifliesil.

At the tiaurkt caisalne grounds stalte swat of their sxpvnv i.. .
um night there were Matters 0'9» W‘:-
rcpresentit eleven different makes.
yv _ three persons
to the car. 0! the eslzlltecs. "'e‘I\... '
“.9”. going to California. two to (ole \.nk._ ,-hcgntly recs-that wm ri
won. one to Ol;la- mm.,.§.R-e gf

17.9 gyeggged about

ortulo. one‘ to

homa. and one to Kutsas Cit)’-
(lpinions among the tourists Vii-

ricd as to whether or not Missouri took place at Oskalow «. . ~
rmuls were the worst lit?)-' h“. ”""' dell M37975 {"3 been ‘ml h"“ ""'°71l -.-
Snme said «that thc)’ V9" “'l'° "ti" ,\'t*urs. lie is nor.‘ .1. ' -‘v ':1'.!llO
crs thought they were P907» 3"‘! business theft‘ Wlih '1 ~ .
om‘ man fiom (‘olnrado said that . ‘ . . . , . , ,
thc)‘ were the worst roads he had N-c lolafgs I; l'l.u-'~l' ‘ . wlds in ‘.
seen an when-. Wu.’ Mot I‘:-' ¢mUl'|-T1 -- t’-t‘-‘Hi -3
R. A.,.‘~'tlincr. or SvvCn¢“"*‘- "“‘“- s. s B.C1othin.': *‘«»~ ::~‘~..'-i M -3
said that he had fut!!!-l R00‘! Vllad’ _____,____,________’Q "31
W... W‘... M ha.) been, with but our ""' '  _________ 
""“"-mm" ‘mi.""a' W" tmw mod N. Naval lleciuitintr Station 0’
tw(.(.n (-"iufnlllfl and l'\i.ton. ' ' ’ 90 p . -14
R. ll. Re nic and two D0)’ trneno.-4 Ilsa. A!” ll‘ ‘° -'. .“""‘-““fl1e .5.
of West Pliizabeth. Pa.. we-re stolf or call (‘oluuhls I. 0.. 1. llet. 
Dina’ at the caII1Pl"g rmimds wan f"“""- “"'"’"‘"' ‘m"""'- ’ Plif
San Francisco as the: ultimate ‘dc.-= . - 

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would work

his so!» "

Bussey. Iowa. to Mi.

lammc of that City. 1‘:

 

part of the time, “I-'5' Wcml “

lerdell "DIG! Married.
B. .\lyt-rs. who liw"-' v-'*-T‘ ‘-

(‘OOL OFF’ THE SUMMER NIGHTS

f‘-»'-n't sit around thcsc Summer nights and <u-_-ltcr.
Thcsc arc thc times when a plate of Frozen God will

will cool thc family .

the most pleasant way.

You'll find Frozen Gold tcnxptmg to Lhic zlm>ct;'.- and
rich with su.~‘tzunin:,'. llcailhful no-.;ri'~‘l.n:cm.

White Eagle Dairy

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Ill in

lip! :i\.-,;)- with ll. [will the hapfrn “HM” H“. pr...r rmmav‘, 0, wh-‘ch’,
with! dix-..r\.o hearings, «'4"«flnllfll_ ‘M n_m_r,.l.  the (.(_".‘n,‘.p”ndt,"t.. s‘ 
mun era and "n:ystcric.~." and ' _ ' _ ’ , . ‘~ -~‘ , y ‘ Q‘ ,' '
‘hr Iwxi thing um will lind Is that “"1? M H wmwwd tn '1'" ‘h. . ‘T ' N  ‘~“v"3’ '\ //’
“H! “, ,r‘,'”‘(fi an"! rflwx‘ ."“ -‘Ch00'\ :(h.f(I!.l‘ at-Vt(l)Ill "n(ln;\'Lt.v‘I?tltlfl“. ‘IV;  I ‘f.‘~  ""'~.\‘.(_‘s‘. ,\\\' \ / I '
‘i 0"’ t' ’ it ' "U u ‘ ' -
your H1 wr ins to v>—-and kc-c L ‘ ’ P ) " no * ' ‘ ' 5 -\ I
l l I P nu-".71 mu«h' but to p<-r~«»z.- ulrq-an "kl ‘  Ll ‘\ ‘
:‘“:|‘\i hm” ‘tr ".x'i.iI .qr ‘l. thc L'o~.'io ral ~itua'i05i . ‘A T‘ T ‘ :5“-. i‘.
t n r. llll girl lrom Tc-.\ls act- pom...“ ; ‘l 3 . 1‘ ‘

txallg, dance-(I fifty conscculivc hours
in a Boston lullrmm make-.~ an c‘\'-
ccllcnt feature story in an Ameri-
uan newspaper I’:-.»_nlc !;kc this
sort of thing. In a (‘him-se netwo-
napv-r thc same story would look
foolish. l’o~nplc- would begin to ask
"what l'«»r'."' "\\ihy did she do H7".
or "Is she a fanatic?" Those ques-
tvons. mnoccnt and naive in they

arc. would simply .-poll all the fun _

It «ls»--4 not mean that
link i'\ any way the
Thcy may sec hu-
mor l" vmnic othcr things. but they
any hu
nwr in such a thing as dancing for
lifty llutlrl.

Takc another‘ in

the-rc in lap |v_
ll’li' l'lllna~.-u

and social. these articles‘
prt-.5:-rat lll gmturcs of the ncweall
poll'.;c:ii or military dew.-lopmL'_nl.
.\'otl~.mg in American papers can.
(ll.'I.pI||'l' vutl. thusc in contiscneaa,
pu-cismn. and bra.-vzty.

Tit" rs-st of lhc paper gwc amfi : V
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Prneyrauqm nub All / K»..-

1500 naneoo gr. VVHA T‘.-.4

and WHEN

Qt! HOWand WHERE and

If

WHY
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WHAT was the Declaration of|.oe§g¢.p
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.mwn;...1 in U. ,.-up-onall_v. but more so to our business.

"You knots, since we started our concern. we've both
worked likc Trojans. always giving the best that's in us.
burning midnight oil; we've sweat

xncniicznp p(-rsain:Ill_\'.

.  "°e::"d':-':°|e::.::':::':‘vo  P1335‘ _l-M5793? I; :23!» fiflkfl.-‘H13’! uruhgt A“ lb‘ when  great pyramidal ‘ blood to nmlw thing‘ ;:u and now we are flourishing and
.13. E0”!!! 10 - - r - merican papers said a good deal ' , 1-no n a rust rity llt.‘\'t‘f 1-X[N:Cl.0ll.

.. "web. . nu‘ .m~u"  0‘ ‘ht "0" about nut m‘""°" ‘b‘°V"7-‘S0 m°?u awn.‘ .h...b'w ‘A :.‘T’lir-‘bigpuorpled outside, uf course. considers it just a
Cofiluéf. [Sr reau.  ‘lib (‘Huck "*F'~'H. 930- w"""'c'°"" ’ _ bu.-4ines.~—-but it's more than that to us—5t'a our life. We
' mid arfiért ‘°u”°'lh°V °°"'d '“V’ ‘I’ know what ll has taken out of us to build it. Half is

Will N‘ ha proggm M 0 Q "mono" you--half ls me. 1 think we owe it to each other as well
‘*3 prepared lor'c.ou';:“"m,du"__ q.nef“:"."::':h:':f gs the business to y.v'ut(‘(‘l what we have given our best

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thsthdeutaa at
andj la flown‘
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years to build.

Henry Hill. .-\x-st. Mgr. Victor
aoa. H. . . c lie an 3.
l'()I.lTAN LIFE INS. C0.. Gui

Jame.-s Hill. AETNA IJFE INS. C0.. Boone Co.
Nal'l. Bank fldg. .

M. Stevlnson. EQIYFIABLB urn INS.
Bread

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(‘IITY OF‘ THE llNl'l'l'ZI) STATES. 304
I'hent_-s. Ollce 2l.'i: Res. H7.

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west uorwu. urn ms. 00., .
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Elder. ll. 3. heli-
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“We’ve Been Fortunate”-‘--But

".lohx.. I want to mill mil» _t..t. today. of it matter vit-lily

"I suggest that wr cuch have our live, jnsurrd .*.m H“.
company as the bencficiary—so if anything .10.... h.m,,.,, ,0
°’"‘‘’' °f 33- ‘'0 Nflincea. to some extent will be paid for

the loan. Money would nevcr rt-plgcg you or you,

worth

"’ "'9 °' "39 ¢0mP8n)'--bUt seems to me that it is a splendid
-‘ml’ '0' W‘ 90 lake. Ind would be of help to Whlrhrve-r of

us is left to carry on.

"The business can well afford to ca

We've been fortunate-

o/when vne were 3
3"" .

“Vl'hat do you say'.’''

Think It 0+ér?rr'oin ‘ms ‘Anga—vsu Can't Lose.

9
"'5' ‘.5’ Premiurm.

—wc shodhl have done this thing you-q
mall and strugg|in3._w,. took "my,

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larwg. r W‘

Frank
YORK. Escbnge

J.  Garth,
lladso  we

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Nat‘l. Hfi Bldg

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