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The Editor of Student Life asked me to , ay a word to ummer School students as they are about to leave the institution. I wish to express my hope that the time which has been spent here ha opened up a new vision of your relationship to the world. I hope that you go back to your work with renewed enthusia m . America will be saved or lo t because of its schools. The soul Ol'lt ('0 1, 1,J;;(JI,; of the democracy resides in the elementary an cl secondary \Vhere pleasant memories will often lead us. schools. The quality of the teacher here in large measure determines the quality of the many thousands of students who Icome and go from year to year. Let no one undermine your cJnsiderable lisile,si1e:s. I I faith in the sacredness of the This doe ·n't gi\'e ayaper \'ery much scope from which to glean ____ • teaching profe sion. The time interesting happening: witlt will come in Utah and in all which to fill its columns. 0( ! Among th new members of ow that the short six weekc; America when the real teacher coun1e th ere is a play hour · ~he A. C. Summer_ ~c.hool faro of summer school are over we will be much more highly honwhich som etimes is spent on I !IY who has be~n 111 1tiateJ dur- prepare to say farewell to the ored than now. Those of us both sides of a volley ball ne1. ll1g the pas\ six weeks to our . A. C. temporarily or forever. who are not real teachers will in a socia l dance or in various C.ollege l,f~, 1~ Professor Leroy A. we take our last look a surge then pas on to other activities other ways, but even then onl.v Cowie,, pnncip_al_ of the Senior of plea ·ant . recol~ec~ions comes I to make way for men and woma portion of the students are 'Econd,~ry ~ra mng school of 0\'er us. It 1s a d1sbnct wrench en of real vision, of great leadprese nt. The r e has been a th e 1Umyerfity of Uta~. l\Ir . to tear ourselves away from the ership, and of great wisdom. dance or two, a trip up the can- Co_w_esis a~ 1~ng us as mstruc- beau tie . of the campus; a pie- In an age which is developing a von, a climb to the top of 111t.1tm cl111~ducaile:n an~ has sue- lure of the well kept, rolling scientific conception a well as Logan and two student b:idv I cee eel .111 makrng himself ve1y lawn., the unusual flower bed , . a piritual conception of broth meeti;gs for all of which th~• ~;.u.:~h,,IIk;c~ by e"e? one. His the cool shade of the trees and erhood and service, the profespaper i exceedingly thankful. a. , e. hen e been among the the red benche beneath them, ion of teaching is exalted. Some excellent contributions lm·geSt a n cl most popular of the will long be one of our cherished As we develop our regard for School who mental souYenirs. thi great work we will rea J. have been made to the paper ~umme1· . . . : Eve1·y .0'le · ." t · II dd d t takes a cou1 se 111 educat1011 feels I · h l,ave maeria to suit \\ 'UC \' a e o th1t he. . t t 11 Turning from the more pa - just our information whatever success ii · may have ' . is_ ~orng ~ ge a we, sive reflections, the roll icking human needs. We wi ll Leach · d St cl t L'l' l taught class and this !>Ummer:.: '.1tt ame • . ~ en i e ex enc1s educational work has found no play hours rise in memory. No more effectively than now facts its appreciatwn _and thanks to one disappointed . Mr. Cowles matter how warm the day, lhe and principles which will make those ,~ho ha~e ~n any way ex- is a Yery congenial, approach- frolic on the lawn dispelled th e useful workers and broad mindten1ec1, ,l ~iel?i.ng hand. . . ~1bl man and ;s posses,ed of a feeling of rush and strain inci- eel citizens of our students. Scho ols will be hives of indusow "e .tr e at the pa! trng I.Jroacl,liberal point of view. Hi;- dental to summer school. The gymnasium has given try, the home of ju tice and o~ the roads \\'here each will go work in education includes a his own way .. Today we meet gregt deal of :-tudy under th~ many of us a better insight into honor and clean to the very instruction an<I as a large famil}: at the Co_llege, Left authorities on education in an important branch of educa- bone in their develop- administration and in their but tomorrow 111ght.we w!ll be Iboth the East and the West and tion, that of physical joy a public spirit. scattered. Only a 1ew will ~e ~ ear;, of pract ica I experience a., ment. What a watery E. G. PETERSON. left and_ they, unless Logan is principal and teacher in the dis- uri k swim and a cold shower )10me, ,~•111 be gone on the _morn- t rict school, high school and has been after a hot day. When H IGH cm..\nt,: CL .\ SS WO Hi{ mg tram to many pa_rts of l tab C'Ollge. we return to our small home nOXE town where there is no gymnaand to ::-Jates outside of our P1ofes~or Cowles did his h'gh Dr. J. II. Linford, director of ~\~·n. "e have made new school work at the Weber :sium we shall raise our voices upper- the Summer School, appreciates 1nends an? !llet olcl ones and Academy in Ogden . He took hi,; for the civic good-and very much the high intellectual our a. soc1at10ns_ have been Bpd and his A. M. from the most for our own good-and pleasant. We :\'Ill carry !'lany Unh·ersitv of Chicago in l'.>10 attempt to create the desire for tone of the tudent body. Repleasant memo_ne.- away with _us rnd 1913: He taught in the such an institution. The tennis ports from the teacher. indicate and th~ugh th 1: be our first 111, Weber Academy fer , ix } •an; courts ha\'e been the site of that a high grade of class work troduc_l10n to_ the A. C._our re- <1i1Cl was head of the English de- many spirited contests. To . ome i, being done. This tells the collecl101~s ,will be cordial and pn I ment three ·years of the who have never had an oppor- story that the personnel of the e\'en _allec,,lonale. ome d~w timP. He was principal oi the tunity to ply a racquet the thrill Summer Scho ol ranks high in \~·e will return perhap~ for ICm ten County High ~·chool in of the game has been a revela- intelligence. Plans are already under way f ~u:ther school work or Ior a l 91!1-14, and was going to r"- tion. for a bigger and better summer \·1s1t. Iturn for the fo llowing- ye,ir, but Finally but not least pleasur- school next year. The scope of Now that we ha\'e come Lo th"\ wa>' called to the education de- able has been our school work. by the end of a plea ant day and good rartment of the Univers·t,, of It has been a hard six weeks' Ludy will be enlarged b:':'es ar e h~ing said, _Rludent I Ub1h, when' he was made A:'- "gl'ind" but one that has madP addition of man:v new subjects L1fe adds 1ls au re\'!Hl', and J sistant Professorship in Educa- some indelible paths through and se\'eral new featm·cs will hr introduced. (Contlnuad on page tour) (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) Th is is the last Summer School issue of Student Lifo. Once more a school period has 1mssed by and the Student Body I organ will speak no more until the winter term opens. , ummer chool is different from \\'inter school. 11uch is crowded inlo a short time an<I we touch only the high places ai:, we forge rapidly through the six weeks. ,ve haven't much time for play and lhe social side of our school associations i'\ somewhat neglected. No special adi\'ities come within the scope of Summer School work, and I
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It wouldn't be exactly court- 0 Special Attention Given to the g eous for Student Life to issue g * the last paper without giYing g Scientific Fitting of Glasses g some attention to the important g g announcement that occurred in * Difficult Cases Solicited g the Salt Lake Tribune of some g o \\·eeks back. rt only proves that i g even the staid lady workers of g g the College who have not yet o o felt the dart of cupid are as g PH .\(''l'ICI!: r,DIITl<:I) 'l'O JO 1<;, K\I{, :\"rnrn .-\XI) 'l'HHO.\'I' g susceptible to its entrancing g OFli"JCJ~ IN ARll\JO BLOCK g influences as the blushing * Oflice llours : 9:00 to 12:no a. m.; 2:nu to 6:oo p. m. * maiden of eighteen. i************************************************* **~ We print in full the announcement of the engagement j ' of Miss Claire Parrish of the Extension Department as iL apNO HUNT! G ON peared in the Salt Lake Tribune. When may we expect ML s THESE GROUND~ Huntsmans' or Miss Kyles'? BUTAnnouncement of the engagement of Miss Claire Parrish of Logan and R. E. Dorius Hunt you musl and for a good long lime, l-00, if you ever of this city was made at a luncheon given yesterday afterexpect lo find a heller or safc1 place for your funds lha11 is noon at the Hotel Utah. The luncheon was given by Mrs. offered by Dorius in celebration of Miss Parrish' birthday. After the guests, including members of the Dori us family, were seated at the luncheon Logan, Utah table, a note was delivered to Mrs. A. J. Paulson, sister of JI. N. Crockett Alma SOUllC, the bride, by little Miss Alta ('ashier. A,;st. Cashier. Jensen, niece of Mr. Dorius. The note, which contained the ~ .::.!· formal announcement of the engagement, was read by Mrs. GO TO W. F. JENSEN'S Paulson. Il came as a surprise to the luncheon guests. FOR SUPERIOR ICE CREAM AND CANDY A large birthday cake, decor-1 Where Quality Rule ated in pink candles, formed the centerpiece for the table. Out129 North Main - Logan Uta11. - Phone 487 lining the cake ·were pink sweet peas, with a border of green. Special music was given by the ~~~~~ ~~~~~~ L. D. S. university trio. Miss Parrish is in charge of the home economics extension ~ Why pay more for your CLOTHES & SHOES~ work for girls. under the au. pices of the Utah Agricultural When you can College. Mr. Dorius is instructor in commerce in the L. D. S. ~ Buy for less at ._________ university.
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Final exam;,. come Friday. f" ~ow !11any of us .are havin~ ·a t Jammmg, cramming, damning t t time in preparation for the i Profes:-:or \Vm. Peterson, of crucial hour? Where our Pure. Cool, Delicious Soda Water, llainty and• the Geology department, has ---1 been 1-1ening a sick entenc in Miss Violet Greenhalgh, one wiche., and our anitary Confections, Will Please You. hii,; room. fo1· the pa. t week. of the A. C .. ~eno~raphic f?rce, t Phones 205 _ 206 Wait here for the Car. left for a n. 1t with her s1ste1· I t All receipts for railroad dina,~. oSrthlaen~,'asOraecco-coonm, Plaant·1eTduebs,-.1 ..·•··..·•·..··•·--..·•·..-- ........... ... ......................... ......... .................._ .......................... -- ........., .... trant1portation must be signed ., ., by Dr. Linford by Friday noon an.other of her ·isters · SCHOCH, 'l'IM<'tt F.HS ., 1t1· 1,oOKIN<ll•'OH .\ 111 ,,N'l'IIST · I not be of any worth. s ·· We ha,e cllsco\'ercd that \\e are doing the dontal work for a ;:real or t 11ey w1l nrnur of thf' s<'h<>olteachers or Vache C'ounty. and if you who arc Professor Cowles treated hi1-, reading this advertlscm1>nt arc• not. we shall be looking for you. :\Iiss Lola North made a long class to a picture show todayTherP are two reaRons in particular why we slrnll be looking for hit Monday that registered :.11a~ a conclu ion to the lecture ~ou l1ome run. The ball was Jocat- ;,ncl quiz work in the History of lsl We regard thE' tt-achers as a class who are discriminating, a ncl Wl' firmly belle,·,• we can please you d f I a ter a ong search in the Education. This will make his I ~ucl we know we can save rou a lot or unnecessary cxv use. We front yard of the laundry. students forget those ago111z111g are not a charitable institution, but we are responding to a long felt five minute quizzes and get them want in this valley. We are trying to pla<'edentistry where it is 110s• All track of Dr. David Starr in a good humor for the final. j slble for you to hal'e your teeth sec:n to, and ha,· something left to meet the many things you will require during the summer. ,Jordan ha. been lost. He is so \\'e respectfully suggest that you call and consult us. ll won't occupied with his work of preProfessor Cowles leaves for c-ost ynu any thing. Respectfully, Yenting a war between the lJ. the University of Chicago im- 1 DRS. 1<:xswx .\XI> S:\llTH S. and Mexico that it appeart1 mediately aft er the conclusion :..-:_1=:_ s.:..L _...:._N-:_o=:_r.:..t_t::.1_...:._a-:_n.:.._c1-__;_l\_r-:_a...:.i_1_1_ .-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_o-:_,_'_e_1_·-:_I-:_r_o __ ,_, ,_e__ 1_1-:_ .c_'_a-:_r_<1_-:_01_1~-S-:_t_o_-:_re-:_. ~ we will be forced to forego lht:: of his contract here, to do ad- _ pleasure of hearing him this vane d work in education. Ile year. will return about September lstl lo prepare for his winter's du-I George W. Thatcher an<l ties at the University. family accompanied by Earl Profe sor Frank R. Arnold of Van Wagoner motored to Bear left Lake unday. Van reports the lhe Language department for Braintree, Mas ., ye terda~ •. trip as being ideal. An important part of it was a lunch that Mr. Arnold i going back for a Green, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meals. was "better than any trout din- visil in his native land and inQuality and Prices Guaranteed. cidentally while there, he will ner ever cooked." · visit all the agricultural col297 East 3rd North - Phone 324 leges in the New England Student Life lay in the Journ• !,(ates. al office from 11 :00 a. m. last -----I Thursday till 3 p .m. waiting for .\. 1 ,. GH.\HL\T.E THE G.nm swatted it one that sent it en1;wr • ni. the expre1-;sman to bring it up. POHT.\XT l'OSt'flOX . tirely out of bounds. "One," It would perhaps have been ____ The game st.arts by Shipler 1· cores the referee, a Miss Bal here yet if .the ~ditor ~ad n?t Jesse s. Robinbon, who took doubling his fist and knock ,ng c~rn again p~ts .the ball in mo• made a special tnp for it. Th 1: 11.• l ., d . f. ti A the ball to Hill who makes a lion by passmg 1t clear over the ·t t · J,; mas rom ie · ha! f circle in a graceful effor• net · Bow 11 Tecovers il and accoun t s f or I s no appearrng . ei s. egree h earlier irr the day. C. U11s sprmg, a, been c 1io;;en . < • ~ 1 drops it over amo,1g the con• by consolidated district nine- to catch it and .balances it vei:y \ tender with German precb;ion, More p oplc appeared for the teen located in Slar Valley, cfileftly onht.hle pJmk Send s of! his hut a lucky strike from John• ' . mg-ersin wtheI eair oetryingnowto fruseaps t1on . · the at• : play hour Friday noon than al Wyommg, as superm. t en d en t o· f high sen.d s I•1• t um bl"in g. 11: • any other time this vear. Pro- schools. t. . tte t th t ffll mospherc f1om where 1~ is 1e fessor C. W Porter . requested Mr. Robinson is well pn.pariate manakytao lam1 ·1dpthe baall i·n•.., covere<;I by Taylor again whdo h · · H d·ct mav 'e ·• take 1t from nea· the groun that as many as possible COf!1ee~. to. fill t e pos 1\ 10 '.1 • e h1 place where ~appy would~'t and from the eild 1 of hi lit.tie out o that he could get a pie- his high school v. 01 k at t e <:weep it up Fmally aft.er dnb- 11 ·t t cl ture of as many students in ac- Branch ~gricultural Co~lege j l1ling it for. at least sixty times. s~~~rs~-r~Jan 1go ~,1t/ 11 lion as po ·sible for u e in the C~dar City. ~a l rear le t?o I accompanied by all ½:inds of ~n~'s e,·es grow J~rge with 111 education bodv contortions cat.alogue The respon e w·1s his B. S. degree Hill leaps d " d cl • t· Wh ·f · · · · " f o th Univer ·ity of Utah ' · .'• h I won er an a mll"a 1011. en ,rrah yrn~. It 1.. very evident r. m e . s • . · 1high into the a1_r and sma? e~ Hill sto s making his tremend I hat a picture rn the catalogue His educatwnal theoiy is sup- the ball quare rnto Hendricks b pd · 11 the air Taylor has its attractions. plem~nted by sev.eral years ~f face. Dave Smith make:, a 1[~~~Is !f~ly 'bet wee~ C~ndy -. , teach mg and by his 'Nor< at t : 1quick attempt at recovering the I ; 11d Hawkes on the other side. J. D. Van Wagoner "ho from A. C. he has added to thes_ ball but only manages to paw Th me is still in rogre 8 s 1907 to 1911 .was priyate secre. qualifications .a broad ba~k I the air, the ball hits the ground "' th?s g;oes t~ press. P tary to President W1dtsoe, has ground of agnculture that will and the other side gets its strve. a. been admitted to the p1·actice of be of inestimable worth to I Mis• Bacon now handles the _*_*_*_*_ -,o-,:, _,:, _,:, _,:, _*_ *_*_ *_*_* _*_*_*-****** 0-~ law in the Di trict of Columbia. him in moulding an education- ball from the rear and passes it g STUDENTS Mr. Van Wagoner has just com. al system that will fit the agri- 011 to Taylor ·who botmds ~ pletecl his la"· course at the cultural and dai1y need. of the around with it, pa. se it from g Tr) Our BUTTER mSSED g George Wa, hington L"niversity Star Valley section. one hand to the other, balance g Pop Corn. Always Fresh o law i;chool located at WashingHe is a native of Paragoonah, it on one finger and then the g at the . ton, D. C. He ii- a brother to Iron county, and still call that other. and finally after e, cry - g Oak Confectionery 0 Earl Van Wagoner who is at home. . body had become dizzy, p~sses g25N .M .. Geo. Green Jr ..Prop. g pre ent assi. tant secretary to We wish Mr. Robm. on eYery it over lhe net from the end of ***(11:,,:,,:,***********,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:, President Widt.·oe. Isuccess. his thumb with the speed uf ,1 I____________ _ French reco\lers 11:11:r•:u;ro,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,::,:,,:,,:, ******,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,¢,:,,:,0,:,,:,0000,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,o<r<r,:,,:,,:,o,;;:"; 1· If· shell ffi. · Wood, ti to catch the 1 + ------+ g0 ~ 111:1se su ci~n Y WILLIAM CURRELL I V g flyml? sphere m both hand::1 but g 1. g quickly passes it to t~e end~ of (1'he Rexall Transfer MAn) 0 r;,. • ~ o his fingers and wh1le Childs Calls Answered Promplly. g 1_' g 1 shouts foul. he passes it back Phone 1 and 2-"The Rexall 0 0 o·tei· the co• ton • • • Sells gives it a S t or;" . Can buy anything you o .. ; ,.,,. d . h . 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P1esident A . nvv, I·dtsoe t !.!, . . John . !· , ...,.~&'\ ~n:l 't\·hife"u·1ll.tsad1lf~tom Honolulu Old Summer 1s come at la ·t, be go h, and farmer~ f IJ .-.1: N.,, .' 1 :'.11 e 111 e _::-;ates today. I; 11 d · bl k + + ,. I tey haYe been 111 the Islands ; a aroun reJoice to see their crops, once frozen ac , t + r·ncc about the 2:3rd cf May I a getting ready for the tack; the beans and puds and if t haying ~ailed from Rn Fran~ f peas and corn smile genially each dew oaked morn, to t + 1 . • i c1;:co May Lhe 17th. + think that no time through the night did Jack Fro l's fT •r The strain that the President minions paint them white. Now Farmer John wi1 h ' ! •--.Q"-----f.ii'.-' wa::-:uncle1 1.,.n some time previ- I t f i uu::-: ~(, his rl~r :irture was very If glee may smile and stretch his mouth a half a mile but, \\'C8l mg ,1nd 1t became apparent I + loddie clod, just think of me when heat is up to Ninety+I O t 1 hat . if he. was h retain his i three! I wipe my brow and seek a spot and there 1 i ! QL.. " rhy~1c2l vigor that he mm:t I welter, ~teaming hot. I puff and p.mt and pray for f J l,',.,,-rt~1i~nar1.s.u•rr~,, ~~1.a ha\e a rest, c>wa.,· from all •+ t l, frost-thirteen degrees at any cost-Ye , Farmer John n~re': a n cl .wcrry .. This decided ! maJ· think it's fun but Fat Men ·wea1·, ·'The son-of-atf f ...1m '.1 takm~ a trio to the beau- ! l t + t1ful Hawaiian L lands, from + gun!" ! i ~\·here he now returns greatlv i MACE \YALTON. i t imp-oYecl in he , Ith and spirits t J ! · + h t ik • 11. , e llJ; . his. U~" Lla ~ ac t·,l\ p !·. .......... .. .......... . ... ... ...... ...... ... ... ......... ....... ... ...... .. ............... ... ... ... ... .... ............................. ... ... ................ ,t n1xie \\'ean•s anti l',dm lh•a1·he,;; ; and Yigcrous life. i an• at sool on th,• ou1sidt• as B. i \\ ~ile tr~rethhe has visite 1d hev- it. S:ime in an intellectual way this day of militant suffragettes t v . D.'s are on the inside. j 111 (had rr If'hisam1egular e group anc as and others, petrified from the women voter d l d t ! c::rnn b:1th eveQ · s an even a Y ! ',· day. The volcano on the island ear. up, in a physical way; a lawyers and policemen it is not t of 1 aie , after P silenee of years, muscle used in climbing the I welcomed by thP weaker . ex. i i rcf'umed actidty during tlw steps has become hardened. 1 They propose to fight their ....................... •-•-•-•··•...................................... . day of Prn· dent a.ld Mrs. However, none of us are just own battles and al o play their Widtsoe. The,· had the wonder - what we were six week ago. own game of volley ba1I. As ful opportunity of ~Teing the We will carry some idea away one lady student said, "I would ( arth belch fm th 1he molten with us. It may be nothing more think more of the bovs if they C'ontent-; of its trcubled interior stupendous than the taste of , didn't gobble up the ,~rhole pla}· lemon pie, or a 11 hour." I,ct h by cay l and by ni~ht, which our landlady's f ___ ,..__ i,-, an exhibition c,f nature' mem cn o the sick horror rPrC ·s tlwt few of us have the which . wracked our frames WILL BE DELIGHTED TO c:hincc to see. when Prof. Cowles has handed \ RETURN The,· will arrive ho:ne 8bout out paper for writing, saying, I the · twentv-fourth of thi:::; " ow, this is only a little five- , . {<.. :ontfuued rrom page one) 111<,nth. Prc.sident Wicltsoe will minute quizz," much as the den- bo1:· ,t:crnme L,ffici'll ~o 1tro1 of 11,e ti. t, hovering over u with an I Ht: has enjoyed his work here Uni,·ersib· of Utah , eptember instrument of torture, says, I ~·ery much and is particularly Isl. 1916_the democratic 1 "This will hurt, I know, but it m1p~·csfed ':ith will only last a minute." I spmt a:1d 111nuence of the inERMA ALLEN stitution. "The collej!e grounds \i-; \\'J,; 'l'l'JC\" TO c;o + 8nd the view from the hill is Optomelri:;t a111l (('ontfnuecl from pap;e one) Clll\ .. \t,BY 01,I> .\~D XE\\" the most in. p:ring one I ev<'r Optician us is modified in some way by ---saw. I never get tired of lookOnil'e over llnwcll our me,1lal fields. Each one of Coeducation is strongly be- ing at it," said the Pr.ofe~sor, ('ar<lon Store 1 1 ............................................... ............... ............., lieved in at lhe U. A. C., but ~11:Ik~lhen asked if he !1ked u°', ' t the fair co-eels still lack consid- qmc .V ref'ponded. "I will bt; deSPECIALPRICESTOt I erablr in equaling the male en- lighted to return next year if I SO( ' I l~TY i STUDENTS rollmcnt in numbers, during the get the opportunity." ( '1,l'B !• .• "inter terms. This, however, I Till~ l' .\HTl~G OF 1'111<:\\".\YS FB.\Ttm'\IT\' ~ ! i: not the case during the sum- 1 t l ! mer. One would think he \\'/'l.-\ l('ontluuc,I rrom page ouEJ + E D i attending the B. Y. C., if he ! very ay ! were to judge solely by the rela- 1\\ i. hes you all many pleasant f f tive numbers of the boys and and happy years \\'ilh ultimate .\hn1p, in thl' 11iAhc,t + girls in attendance. This does ; succe. s in )'OUr life's work. St) It• ol tlu- .ht i not necessarily mean that the j - +--! 0. t girls predominate in every I>ISP.\TCH FRO.\I 111':Bt,I-.; i " . i thing. The one sidedness of j 1ub~ir\~;:i.~g~~ti~r1:ttt ~.::•:l'~'..;~~ .•~., ..:·::.':'.:; ......... '..:'..~'.'.:.·.~:.:..~.:.J I ~qu~~:~~· th1t yter;it1~e cl~~an~: I ,__ __ .. _•·_u,_u_p_tr_,t·_~_~ _<_>u_, ._H_o'->_I..:.'> __ ._'. ~--• ·· ·•-•· •••• ·•• ~ .•. •· ....... .~ ... - .............. ~ .... ·j • g . g 10;h~>c;~~ 11 f ~~:~,/ t~1 th~h~~~-s ~-,~~:: ~:;t:stca~~~~gel~:~ .-------------t the monopoly there. These mander of the Zeppelin L-10 ! ~ ~~-I g-irl: were not permitted to gel has brought back with him to I'll ESCHI 1''1'10\" l>ltl (l(;tSTS ~~-~~~---~-, I near the net. . They were pri.Yi- Germany. a sketch w~ich he 1 : Tr) 111 111 •1st• , 11.. ir patrons l>y i,;h·- I J l~g cl to re.mam near the s1dr made '.'"~1le he was ~l>•mg O\'er 1 .\ !•'1111Lint· or f Imes and 111ckup any straggling I the BntJ:h metropolis. It clear1 11 g 11 • n 1:00,1. <"lt>an. l'p-to-dat<' ; <:ooll~ iu all 11,1r lin,•s. su<'h asf ball that ha1mened to comely sh~ws the houses of Parlia- 1 Dltl'<:S.\.'l>TOILJ<:T.\HTl<"LE~ ,\gt'nts for t their \\'ay. The bo~·s. tru to Im nt 111 fla!11es and , ir Edward 1 .\11,n, l'a111,•1·11, 1111clHupplic-,. I , the chivalr., of the middle ages, G~·ey 1~unn111ga_long Piccadilly f sa\'ed them all the effort p'.>B-I with lm, coat-tails afire. 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