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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

14

Enthusiastic Boys Urged Toward Future Goals

Rev John Robertson Macartney of First Presbyterian church spoke at the Y M C A delivering a talk to employed boys urging the value of enthusiasm. He warned of gaps in business leadership after ten years and stressed building energy, focus on goals, and disciplined conduct to avoid dissipation.

John Robertson Macart First Presbyterian Church Chalmers

Manhood Lessons Urged To Gracious Readers

A fragment urges readers to discard indoor grumpiness and cowardice as they grow toward manhood. It emphasizes preparing for future opportunities and developing strength and character in the advised moral tone.

Miles predicts more European disasters after Lusitania

In Los Angeles on May 12 General Nelson A Miles, retired, said the Lusitania tragedy would be only one of a series of appalling European war disasters. He urged a federation of nations with a tribunal of arbitration to save sea travel and warned against militarism, saying reason, liberty and human rights must prevail.

Los Angeles Cal Nelson A. Miles Lusitania Federation of Nations United States Lusitavia Mites War Department

Bar To Care For Judge Bagg's Grave

Black Hawk County Bar association forms committee to care for the grave of Judge Sylvester Bagg the county's first district judge buried in Elmwood. Judge Couch succeeded him. Officers elected: President J E Williams Vice President W H Merner Secretary F W Edwards Treasurer Carlton Sinn. Lawyers will close offices Saturday afternoons through September first.

Black Hawk County

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