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the Fortnightly Club in Read 111111
yesterday afternoon. v

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31. nails ‘Produce.
lly llnited Pun!-'.

Butter—C

expresses the lives of .'.‘.. _
‘nae best sellers is a reflex of the
A'mcrican»mind and its ideals. and
will.oin the future give the best
history of American life.”

‘Dr. Hudson said that the hero of
our novels is the hero of real life
a good example ' Theodore
Roosevelt.

He pointed ‘out that critics con-

Ainerican literature for four rea-
democracy cannot

unity. its literature reflects the
customs and ideals ofvcertain sec-
tions of the country: and fourth.
literature. like all art. is cosmopol-
itan. Art is human. sounding the

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' iirthern - 15.101. '.223‘zc:
young America. 24¢. , ~
St. Louis can Grain.‘

3 04‘:

Oat.s—}\'c. 2 white. (Mic: No.

July. 813424;: 8031?... $1

No. 3. $1.76.
R-33 FIGIITS FOR SAFETY .

ham. and earrild outovcr.the.North

. world notenow and at all times.
Dr. Hudson believes that these
O'ltlI'.'l.8IDl.8!'C unjust. lie ‘stated
that “Dem is a new and mo-
mentnous theory of what men and
women are. and what they xnayl-be-'
De

of their dignified conditions. Every
mocracy is unique because of the
differentways in which it realizes

things.” ‘
“Natiorial unity has become
than ever since the World

means. what she stands for. a
what she intends, make for consci-
ous national unity.”

To the last  Dr. Hudson
replied: “The form in art is immor-

talbutthecontent of art can not F

be cosmopolitan."
“The typical

schools
xhools a training of

only.

_ memory
aial not of reason and rational 1

American is not" in- i
1

Sea by a 60-mile gale. the giant di-
rigibl; R-33. badly crippled and
with twenty men . today
fouglit the elements in a, desperate-
ctrtggle Jot safety.‘ ‘

crew was able to patch up the ship's
hle to manipu-

the B-33. which was then re-

’ - ortcd fifty miles off the coast of
n Holland, northwest of -Amsterdam.
, —— 

Graduate Buys NewsPIPfl’-
Miss Sarah Fialliburtoii. a gradu-
ate of the School of Journalism. has
pu-chased the
Journal of Newkirk. Okla.

true liallihui-ton had worked two years}

worked on Pawhuska. Okla.. Inde-
she pendence. and Neosho papers.

nu-ket i

lower: ewes. 
4.-intern. 0336:‘

, gry ’: .
...-.i...i._ 41 . firsts. 35c:_’sec-;H_eIr8t Tl‘°P:y)’ 318105

3 yellow, $1.08: llay. 31-0053: -7111)?‘
I. .’ ‘

_ » {ht m vbkgeach position.
5° ",.,''‘_G‘;§f,,‘-’''."‘, 6: ah: i The “score of members oi the
lly United rm-..u ' ~ = 7
LOWI-ZSTOFT. Enzland. April 16.‘ '
—Torn iroiirher moorings at P -.

After nine and a’ half hourgthc 

bllcan News-'
.1“.

to play as its star witness, Clyde
00

present at the confere

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g . ‘A,
' &

Wheeler declared.

that hehad

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It was learned the government la

don

wggT&flti!‘tl

‘Qmpbell, Wheeler and others) when
‘Wheeler agreed to represent Camp-
ll ‘ffor a large sum of money.”

Ohdfi. 33¢. ‘ V V  _. m h 
- -s ' '33“ '

35»
teams com
«I Minnes
3 white 46@46‘vic' No twhit: ?“‘“‘°" in 192
, . o e - 1‘
tend that we do not have a true flc ‘

3055- zant. 386;
Wheat (red)—.\’o. 2, $1-78@!-8T:l Wesley Be
"371 The total score of the fi

slightly .IllOl'€_tl'.lll 95 points for

mp ted the

which the {i 'e

1: core.-s are counted.

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‘,miAiis-i‘ airta MATCH riiiao

5-; Louis’; April 16..-,—Eggs—-._lllaaoiiriE.Ca’aip|etes Its Scores-
‘ ta-is

led, 27:. f o Teams.

extra, -431,-’,c~ Scores in the ‘William Randolph

have
University of
issouri rifle. team. Two seperate
_ ims were entered in the event. to _
' wliich ever)‘ coll: giate rifle team in
the United Stats is eligible. Each
‘team is compos
' bers. of

been

of seven mem-
\

highest

‘Missouri placed one team as sixth

‘Hie scores

was 1903. an a

By I’-sited Pres-. ‘ J 0
ST. LOUIS. April 16.——Corn--No.. in the match last year and another
twelfth. More than twohundred

iversity

. The
ota was the winner of the

of tb! team members
‘ {in the match this year were: I-‘irst
W533‘ (fUWY9l"'M‘)'v 31-‘5‘*3| team--Eugene Beal, 389; Neil Van-

‘ Edwards.

Ailan
nton, 876; J. M. Clark.
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“A Proposal Under Diliculty.” agyears.
one-act play. will he pnnutui uiiitecp Quality Ahead of Our Claims.
quite a few reasons why
tomorrow morning. Junioriyog too could secure satisfactory
claaa haseharge of the pi-ogi-aai.p..i¢}.e; with our eggs. We claim
T5009 il|l1|¢¢8lt¢8Y¢_= ‘"3 5l"’l3.'to know what these reasons are.
.GIliN!'- 3388 90393‘! DY“Tl~ fAml we are working every da
30”“. ‘Dd   low, -993,» to keep the  up
The ii-ealiiaca will have a sgpaxcn 0“, mg, mg flocks,
77°‘ S eggs are half of it in
Ind  h enmnd by ICSCC‘  sure of hgtchfg. The)’
5°“ "'“"‘h' 5°”. "’d ‘id’. 3‘°°:ahould be from healthy stocks, of
°l“b3 "5 3'‘ °'‘h'‘’'‘' normal sire and free from imper-
-nhi 3;‘; ...,..‘ at faction of shell.
3, ;;.g..g 9...... h J h ‘ We are hatching each week thou-
JE N CITY. April l6.— sands of White Leghorn chicks. We
failure in James-‘are adding to our flock for next
occurred when ceasons business in addition to our
Bank of tin! I011! Leghorns. Rose Comb Rhode Island
closed its doors today. Wlvtes irom the best flock to be
ported here that W. 1‘. found in any state.
Mdllure. president of the bank. FEKSTEIFS POULTRY l-‘ARM
and C. A. Lewis, cashier. had left. i‘honc i’-5!-‘5 Columbia, M0.
the city for th '
The

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B

ctr ety. -———-----
bank had almost a halt mil- ’ F0‘)? SALE

lion dollars in resources and loans. 58lUY‘d"5'- 18~
mu. 3390,00‘). ‘Thompson and hlargaret

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Conleaaea to Poisoning
B! Uhltad Praia.

GARY. lnd., April l6.—A plea of
guilty is expected today_hy the?
police when llrs. Anna Ginnlng-. -. - - *——.

' ’ on a charge of

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ham to g t .
murder, following her confession :
last night that she had‘glV‘en'p'6Tii6n‘-
to her four children, three of whom‘

died.
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To Undergo ltarga ' tioa. , ,

By United 1-... .. flu . 1 Private lessons by ap-
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tion of the sectional dirldona of the V
Department-of Justice *‘in the in- MRS. JAMESON
treats y and e:onomy".j ‘

Phone 2048

was announced today by Attorney-
General. Sargent.

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Start This Season
Off, Right With as
New Set of Clubs

Time of year has come to get out and
loosen up your joints made stiff by last win-
ter’s ice and snow.

Your’ old rival may choose you now
any time and you must be ready for him.
You know that the excuse of a bum club
will not do you any good.

ALL GRADE OF CLUBS
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