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The College News Vol. XI. No. 24 WAYNE 4ND BRYN MAWR, PA.". WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925 M. ESTEVE TEUS OF BYRON'S INFLUENCE Price 10 Cents Byron, Bitter, Satiric, Wayward, Grand, and Sometimes Wretched, Rules in Studio and Salon GLEE CLUB TO GIVE OPERETTA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" WUI be^erformet "SONGS OF COWBOY" DESCRIBED, SUNG BY FOLKLORE COLLECTOR BYRONISM LASTS FIVE YEARS " 'Byron revealed the men of his time to themselves and not humanity to itself for all tinfe'r said M. Edmond EstSve, professor of French Literature at the ('diversity of Nancy, speJrkjng under the auspices of the French Club in Rockefeller Hall last Saturday night. The Bojiaparte of the literature of his day, his reputation grew steadily from 1812, the date of the publication of Childe Harold, the English poet grew in France, in Spite of the wars. A translation came out in 1810, Byron met Mme. de Stael, Chateaubriand, possibly Lamartine. The influence of the man. which Michelet felt like a "liquer forte," was especially strong among the younger5 generation, and among women. One lady wrote, "J'ai vu Lord Byron. Je voudrais etre jeune et belle." Daily he gained ground among the distin- guished litterati of the Restoration. Scandal surrounded his name, his own writing suggested all kinds of suspicions. On the boulevards, in the newspapers, at the theatre, lie was an alluring and familiar figure, who came to exercise a sort of literary empire in France. . By his career and writing he shocked and .satisfied both the classicists, who were political liberals, and the romanti- cists, who were conservative politically. His sacrifice for Greece was the finishing touch. Discussed everywhere. Byron was cop- ied in writing, in career, in subject mat- ter. His influence was carried even into llie plastic arts. For five years after his first appear- ance in France it was Byron the bitter, the satiric, who gave men what amounted to a literary intoxication. Then came a new generation, to see him in a more normal light. It was, Byron the-slandered and guilty, Byron, the wayward, grand sometimes, sometimes wretched. So ( hilde Harvlde and Don Quixote to the front, and the poet ruled and kept on ruling, in studio and salon. . Young Prance, disagreeing in idea, but one in the intensity of their feeling, and their hatred of the bourgeoisie, played their fylc of fate-himted Byrons/ gnawed by passion. There was morcVMittcrature frenctiquc" and not a sign of modera- tion. In the salons too there was emo- tion, drawn from the disillusionment of (hildr Haroldc and ' the cynical nature of Don Juan. Social lions, a la Byron, black of "brow and small of hand, walked always on the edge of fatality. Mussct. the spoiled darling of romantic circles, was thought fit to be called "le frerc dc Byron." A reaction set in after five years of this Byron worship. Some laughed at him: some, in the interests of moral and philo- sophic poetry, looked askance. There were "Byronicns du dernier hcure"� among them Flaubert. I'atclin, Leconte de Lisle�but they were never disciples, and the rage was past at Parrs Byron did not create romanticism- Voltaire, Rousseau, and Chateaubriand had gone before�he was its living incar- nation. By his personal charm he won his ascent, which was of some note in the prose and drama of the day. but most conspicuous among the great romantic CONTINUED ON PACE 3 "A rollicking band of pirates, we," one of the songs of the famous pirates in "The Pirates of Penzance," strikes the temper of the whole operetta. "The Piratos of Penzance" will be given by the Glee Club in Roberts Hall, Haverford College, on Friday, May first, and �aturday, May second, at 8 P. M.� Gilbert and Sullivan, the authors, are at their best here, writing in their char- acteristic, mock-serious vein�gentlemen writing for their own amusement. Sprightly maidens, rollicking pirates and blustering policemen lend more than a | picturesque atmosphere and a gay-col- ored, animated background to the main plot. While they quarrel and make love among themselves, the principals engage in an intrigue offering all the allurements of amusing situations, conflict, mystery, and romance. The lines are a delight in themselves, and the songs are nothing if not "catchy." TlnP noble-minded hero, Frederic, falls in love with Mabel at sight. He is, how- ever, a captive of the pirates. Now Mabel's father . . . but it would be wiser to let the performances of Friday and Saturday nights divulge the rest. The cast is as follows: Pirate King ............M. Constant, '25 Samuel ....... R. Tuve (graduate student) Kreder'c................A. Matthew, '27 Sergeant of Police........K. Adams, '27 Major General Stanley.....E. Parker. '27 MabcI ...................F. Thaycr, '27 Edith .................H. Hcnshaw, '25 Katc....................E. Hinkley, '25 Isabd ........����..........R. Foster, '25 Chorus of Pirates: A. Adams. '20; E. Amram. '88; E. Brooks. '28; M. M. Dunn, 'Mi M. Ferguson, '25; C. Field. '28; L. Gucker, '28; M. Hopkinson, '28; M. Hup- Rollicking Ballads of Old Trails Show Vigorous'Spirit of Cowboy "Oh, roll your tails, and roll 'cm high, We'll all be angels by and by." So sang an irreverent cowboy to the rhythm of his trotting pony, as he drove a herd of long horns up the long trail from Texas to Montana. His ditty is one ex- ample of the extensive and varied group of cowboy ballads, originating in the long,-lonely months on the prairie trail, handed on from one cowboy to another, DR. FOSDICK SPEAKS ON PRACTICAL RELIGION Start From Where You Are; fyiild Character by Contact with the Best and Reliance on Faith SUBSCRIBE TO NO CR�EDS CO.VTINUKU ON PACE 6 DARK BLUE WINS THE FIRST ROUND OF TENNIS FINALS and now collected and published by Mr. John A. Lomax, of the University of Texas. Mr. Lomax was formerly Sheldon fellow for the investigation of American Ballads, and twice president of the Ameri- can Folklore Society. In his "Songs of the Cowboy." a lecture in Taylor Hall on Friday. April 24, he described vividlv the origin and character of these quaint, jolly relics of a swiftly passing American type. When he wandered through the West to collect old songs, Mr. "Lomax found only rude manuscripts, Texas students' scrapbooks, and the memories of ex-cow- boys, to help him in gathering the cow lullabies, the talcs of wandering, the melancholy complaints and the rollicking nonsense with which horse wranglers and eowpunchers entertained themselves and kept their herd peaceful. As (he cowboys rounded up the rear, they blandly assured the young cattle, "Git along, git along, git along, little doges. You goin' to be beef stew by and by." Sonu-time-s in their weariness they sang bitterly, "How happy I am when I go to bed� A rattlesnake hisses a tune in my head; A gay little centipede, all without fear. Crawls over my pillow and into my ear." or. more solemnly. CONTINUED ON PACK .'[ Caris Deoison '26, Gains Two Matches With Her Brilliant Game The first two teams of 1926, the four teams of 1927 and the two last teams of 1928 reached the finals of the tennis tour- nament. In the first round of the finals. 1826's first team was victorious, winning three out of the live matches played. Beatrice P.tney defeated D. O'Shea. '2<>. in a very good match. The hard forehand drive of B. Pitney, not - in evidence in the beginning, when every point was hotly' contested and first one won a game and then the other, stood her in good stead at the end, when she played to win with sure strong strokes. \ ' Playing with very pretty form. C. Deni- son, '20. subbing for W. Dodd. '26, de- feated first M. L. Jones. '27, whose steady defensive gfc^e was no match for the brilliant shots of her opponent, and then D. Kellogg, '27. who also was powerless !.*forc the beautiful technique- and strength of C. Denrson. Defeating F. Jay, '26, If. Kennedy. **7, played a short, not powerful, but infallibly steady game. She covered the court amazingly and seldom missed a shot, al- though when she did so she sent the balls in the net with a choppy stroke. CONTINUED ON PACK � SANDWICHES AND BICYCLES KEEP THE COLLEGE DRIVING - ' Under graduate! Aid Endowment Drive Through Useful Agencies Financial perspicacity is becoming a prominent trait of the Bryn Mawr under- graduate. Food and amusement, the res- taurant and the theatre,"recognized aids to wealth, arc supplied to the campus for the benefit of the Music and Auditorium Drive. The School for Scandal and especially the morning sandwich satisfy certain strong human desires. Witness the wolvish hordes crouching over the bread boxes on TayJor steps, while the air vibrates with hoarse cries of "One to- mato!" or "two eggs!" Perhaps one of the greatest sacrifices for the Endowment is the mute acqui- escence of the Traditionalists (our own type of Fundamentalists, believing in the divine inspiration of Tradition), to the desecration of Senior Steps, upon which any Freshman or Sophomore nowadays may drip her Russian Dressing in -the cause of the Students' Building. An illustration of the modern tendency to amalgamation in business is the Lomas- Lcc-Saunders Bicycle Company, head- quarters under Pembroke Arch, which, for a small sum. makes trips to the village easy and rapid. And all for the good of the Drive! "The world has reached its limit," in- sisted Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, "in- sofar as it is attempting to solve Us problems, from the outside in." How t_ change its method of approach was the subject of his talk last Wednesday eve- ning in the gymnasium, under the aus- pices of the Christian Association. Moral autonomy, the capacity of the citizen to run himself from within, is the real foundation of the State, the ultimate hope of society. The legalists would sub- stitute for this a complex system of laws, which are, of course, good, and important in the present state of civilization, but their danger lies in their being used as a crutch, and leaned lieavily upon. Many think that people can be made good by law. but the refutation of that seems to lie in Mark Twain's statement, "Honor is a harder master "than the law." America has two great needs, real edu- cation and real religion. Both are neg- lected, perhaps the latter more. In the eighteenth century the approach from inside out waf really stressed. This is rather otherworldly and not essentially attractive to us�wc^hink we can escape the problem by disregarding it, but con- sideration shows that this is impossible. The division between religion and physi- cal science must be considered in the light of comparative necessity. According to Dr. Fosdick. the world could well man- age to Ket along with the present scientific achievements and no more, but it would be impossible .to go forward with the present inadequate solution of the prob- lems of the spirit. Christianity seems to offer four contri- butions at least, to help in the solution. In the first place, Christianity at its best, looks at humanify in terms of potential- ity. It was particularly noticeable in Jesus, who looked beyond the outside evi- dences of deterioration in people like Mary Magdalene and Nicodemus, and found their real selves worthy of his at- tention. This was not unreasoning sym- pathy, or kindness, but a true insight, the very sort of insight which Browning displayed in 'finding inside the covers of � a yellowed pamphlet the story for one of his great works, The King and the Book. It seen?s almost inevitably true that, the best minds see the most possibilities. The beginning of character-building is . to introspect as if Jesus were Himself looking at you�for He would see you as more than you are. more than you have, and more than you have done. To Him you would be worth what you have it in- you to l)ccome. A second function of Christianity is to furnish faith. To Dr. Fosdick, faith is the moral dynamic which unifies and organ- izes life. This meaning; js coincident with that of the New Testament�if we are to consider it chronologically. This does not mean faith in the New Testament, or faith in the church or creeds, for it ante- dated them. It was a personal committ- ment; they had fallen in love with Jesus. "Faith is the giving yourself to the best that is in you" and therefore an intellec- tual process. Fear, the antithesis of faith, paralyzes, depresses, narrows, sickens and saddens life, and faith does the exact opposite. CONTINUED ON PACK 3
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PORTLAND, Maine — A new beach water safety report shows three local Maine beaches continuing to struggle with high bacteria levels.
"A day at the beach shouldn't turn into a night in the hospital," stated Emily Figdor, director of Environment Maine. "Maine beaches are summer playgrounds for local families, and they draw visitors from around the world. We need to do everything we can to clean up the sewage and contaminated runoff that put Maine beaches and beachgoers at risk. It will take action by our leaders in Augusta and Washington to be successful."
Beach water pollution is known to cause a range of waterborne illnesses in swimmers, including stomach flu, skin rashes, ear and eye infections, hepatitis, and neurological disorders. There were a total of 194 beach closings or advisory days in 2012, an increase of 73 percent from the 112 days in 2011. Elevated bacteria levels were responsible for 92 percent of the closing/advisory days and 8 percent were pre-emptive due to heavy rainfall.
The federal funding that supports Maine's beach water monitoring program is currently in limbo. President Obama's fiscal year 2014 budget suggests eliminating funding for a federal grant program under the BEACH Act that Maine and many other states rely upon to fund their monitoring programs.
Four beach management areas — Goodies, Goose Rocks, East End, and Riverside-Ogunquit — accounted for 36 percent of the reported beach action days in 2012. Higher than normal rainfall in 2012 is considered one of the culprits. Runoff pollution contributes to bacteria loads at these locations through factors such as storm drains that empty directly onto beaches, a high percentage of impervious ground cover, and the proximity of urbanized areas.
In addition to calling for a more comprehensive and adequately funded monitoring effort in Maine, Testing the Waters highlights two critical actions that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can take to protect people at the beach. First, because polluted runoff is the biggest known source of beach water pollution, EPA should strengthen and rigorously enforce national standards for polluted storm water to reduce runoff using innovative green infrastructure solutions. Second, EPA should reconsider its new recreational beach water quality criteria, which leave beachgoers inadequately protected and unnecessarily exposed to bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can make them sick.
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Oaklandblue wrote:Don't blink. It'll be over that quick.
Krigloch the Furious wrote:after watching 6 games of LA being damn stingy, can anyone really beat these guys?
Blues are a hitting team and they couldnt hang with LA. I have a feeling no one else can either, Eastern Conference included.
sseagle wrote:Rafiki Torres gets a six game suspension for being Raffi Torres.
How is he still in the league? Oh yeah Bertuzzi and Tootoo are as well...
sseagle wrote:And the kings pull off teh surprise buttsecks in the last 1:43 to win, after being down.
This team cheats somehow.
dmiles2186 wrote:Hopefully the Hockey Gods can bestow on St. Louis what they've laid at the feet of the Kings. They can just do no wrong. I saw after the first period that the Sharks were outshooting the Kings 11-4 but trailing by 1 in the first intermission. The stats looked like a readout of games 3-6 in the Blues-Kings series and yet the Kings were still on top. They're just so friggin' good.
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quote:I never would have thought that Zero Dark Thirty would have gotten this good of reviews.
quote:Regarding Zero Dark Thirty, I read that Chastain has become the frontrunner for Best Actress. Sucks I'll likely have to wait until the wide release on January 11 (if I recall correctly) to see it.
quote:the award is coming down to her and Jennifer Lawrence
quote:You know it's a down year when Zero Dark Thirty is Oscar worthy
quote:Les Miz is a lock for Best Picture. Might as well hand the award to that film right now.
quote:I think Lincoln will put up a fight
quote:Am I crazy for not being excited about Les Miserables at all?
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HARTFORD, Conn. (August 27, 2012) – Next month, WNPR (Connecticut Public Radio) brings its Small Business Project to Fairfield County as it hosts the WNPR Small Business Breakfast on Tuesday, September 18 from 7:30-10 a.m. at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk. The Breakfast will feature a live broadcast of the WNPR signature series, Where We Live, hosted by John Dankosky and featuring WNPR business reporter Harriet Jones.
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Volume VIII. No. 5. BRYN^MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1921 Price 10 Cents LANTERN NIGHT CEREMONY PERFORMED IN CLOISTERS New Greek Song Sung for the Second Time by Entering Class Red lantern^ with the Chinese charac- ters for � twenty-five were presented to the Freshmen by the Sophomores last Friday night at the'annual celebration of Lantern Night. ... . Although the Sophomores could be heard singing from the moment they left Pem- broke Arch, on account of the stillness of the night, the Freshmen had to wait an unnecessarily long time before they ar- rived at the cloisters. Both classes walked the entire length'of the cloisters usder the arch, approaching the fountain by the cen- teattteps.* The singing of 1924 was noteworthy for its volume On their entrance and while they were marching in single file, they did n&t put much expression into their song, but when they came together at the head of the cloisters it was well modulated. The Freshmen had less volume than the Sophomores, although their voices were well modulated and true. Undar Pembroke Arch, after the cere- mony, J925 sang their class song for the first time. Composed by C. Miller, to an unwritten tune by Meyer Davies; the words are: All hail glorious Bryn Mawr, The red shall thy praises sing. Near and far The hills shall be echoing. Oh, '25, we love best of all, Singing of you now, Here hy Taylor Hall, While the moon hangs low. * '25 is�our pride, The greatest class of all, Side by side We can never fall. ' When we're alumnae we won't forget We love you so, We'll be singing yet While the moon hangs low. > FAIR BRITISH HOCKEY STARS ASSAULTING BRYN MAWR GOAL The etching shows a critical moment m the match the home team's defensive back having just made a clever but temporary Bry"n'M^wregoaSieTender L.dderdalc, the Enghsh star, recovered the ball and sent it whizzing by Miss RhoaZ^K INDUSTRIAL UNREST PROBLEM NOT SUGGESTED BUT SOLVED MARGARET TYLER IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS As a result of the Senior class elections, Margaret Tyler is president of 1922, Serena Hand is vice-president, and Prue Smith is secretary. Miss Tyler was president of her class Senior year at the Springside School in Chestnut Hill. She was on 1922*s Fresh- man Committee and president of her class Freshman year. This year she is one of the Senior members of the Christian Asso- ciation Board. Miss Hand is from the Brearly School, and was secretary of 1922 Freshman year and vice-president of her class Junior year. Miss Hand is also prominent in'Col- * lege dramatics. Miss Smith, who was pres- ident of her* class Senior year at Miss Wheeler's School, Providence, was also a member of the Freshman Committee. She has been active in artistic and literary work while in College, and is editor-in- chief of the Lantern this year. JUNIORS ELECT OFFICER8 Three Hall* Represented in Choice Julia Ward, Agnes Clement and Isabelle Beaudrias were elected by 1923 last Wed- nesday to serve. a*.'",- 7^cet�^or the year 21-22. Miss Ward is on the .Executive Board of Self Government, a member of the World's Gtizenship Committee, and presi- dent of the Debating Club. Miss Clement is a Junior member of the Athletic Board, manager of basketball and a member of the Religious Meetings Committee. Miss Beaudrias has been prominent in class dramatics. Mr. Rowntree Speaks From Careful Study and Practical Experience "Labor unrest is a serious reflection on the intelligence of the employers," accord- ing to Mr. Seebohm Rowntree in his in- formal talk in Room E, Taylor Hall, on Sunday evening. Mr. Rowntree is a mem- ber .of the British Unemployment Commis- sion, although he is studying the problem unofficially in America.' He is also the head of the Rowntree candy work which employs 7000 men and where he has an opportunity to test the practicality of his ideas. � Mr. Rowntree responded to Mr. Rufus Jones' introduction hy asking for real sym- pathy since he had come to learn and not prepared to talk; he acknowledged the fair- ness of giving for what he got with the tale of the York man, who, on being asked by the grocer if his change was right, an- swered, after a careful inspection, "Yes, but na but juist!" The problem of indus- trial unrest and unemployment on which Mr. Rowntree proposed to speak, was, he said", universal. "England is comparatively poor, but her standard of living is lower; and the tragic thing is that even when the standard is low, workmen spend 60 per cent, of their time doing the job and 40 per cent, doing their bosses. There are three channels of solution .that have been offered: First, make capital so strong it will crush labor, but the days for that have gone by; second, make federations, of capi- tal and of labor, thus securing a balance of power; but balances of power have recently gone out of favor j third, remove the causes of, labor unrest; this is the only practical remedy. Of course, you can never entirely get rid of labor unjest, but you can help if you are willing to pay the price of in- dustrial peace." Mr. Rowntree offered no panacea, for, as he quoted Rabelais to prove, "One must be�- ware of men who peer out of one hole, "tney "are 'rabbrfs." Instead he offered five remedies: The first, wages, ""they should make possible marriage, nourishment and education of family, recreafion, and a con- tingency fund. The only way to pay is by earning, therefore, make your business effi- cient." The second, hours, "Industry is be- coming increasingly monotonous and the worker should have time outside to rec- reate, to express his own personality. Eng- (Contintied on Page 2) SPECTACULAR TEAMWORK OF ALL ENGLAND HOCKEY STARS BREAKS THROUGH VARSITY'S STRONG DEFENSE, 18-0 Miss Amos and Miss Lidderdale Star on British Forward Line; Visiting Eleven Outplays Bryn Mawr at all Times in Stroking and Speed Scoring an overwhelming victory for the fourth time in their American tour the All-England Hockey Team smoth- ered Varsity, 18-0, in a brilliant battle last Saturday, before the largest and most enthusiastic hockey audience Bryn Mawr has ever-witnessed.. The clever tactics and skilful shooting of the Eng- lish as well as their remarkable speed, which prevented the Bryn Mawr players from establishing any sort of goal-proof defense, held breathless some 500 per- sons during an hour and ten minutes of play. Under the spirited direction of Miss Marian Holt, '23, College cheer leader, the splendid stops made by the blue players were wildly cheered by the students, and at half time a moving pic- ture machine was put in action. Varsity's persistent guarding in the backfield and its tardy forward line com- bined to put the ball only three times in their, own circle. Frequently the fulls and halfbacks got the ball out of the danger zone after some sharp scraps, Only that it should be lost' to the oppos- ing defense* because the backs could not follow up and the forwards were too slow. H. Rice, at fullback, was the mainstay of the home team, and with G. Rhoads, goal, put up a staunch fight throughout the game. From the start the English forward line, centering around Miss Lidderdale, England's foremost woman hockey star, battered the Varsity defense in the vis- itors' goal. Corner af.Ver corner was taken but a comparatively small num- ber netted goals. The largest number of tallies the English effected by quick individual runs down the field which, after a clever evading of all opposition, culminated in hard shots from the ex- treme edge of the circle, often lofted and at an angle. Miss Amos, left in- - side, playing her first game in this coun- try, was especially remarkable for her fine goal shooting, though not as accurate as Miss Lidderdale. One notable feature of the English was the constant interplay of one indi- vidual with another. As soon as a player was blocked,'one' and sometimes two others freed themselves in time to give her aid. Their quickness of movement, especially of getting under way, seemed to lie in the iac*t that they were always on the balls of their feet ready to spring into action at the slightest occasion. That even the backfield of the All-Eng- land team is .swift was proved by Miss Gaskell, goal, who substituted on the forward line toward the end of the game. Varsity was visibly played out in the sec- ond half, but their opponents showed no let-up in their relentless attack^. The line-up was: BRYN MAWR ALL-ENGLAND f' w8'^4..........hw" ;;Mi" wuicock' � �"\2,1...........LI- � m- Amo�"""� M. Mutch, '25 .........C.F. ... Miaa Udder- � |. Finch. -22 ........R.I.....Mr..^eT�itt� �58^.T.::::::�I.......a!Si&- ;� S&.......-c| :::iii?MSSS A. Nicoll, '22 ..........R.H..........MU� Clay � �C,ar,0�v'24 "......hV� ........Mi" Ward "� *'"�,"�..........�� *......Misa B.um.n G. Rhpads, -22.........G.........Mi�� Gaskell ESTHER RHOADS 8PEAKS AT CONFERENCE OF I. C. S. A. Addressing an I. C. S. 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Minutes of Conferences held at Easton in the Forks of Delaware in November 1756 Between the Governor of Pensilvania & the Delaware Indians. Present [column 1] William Denny Esqr. Governor William Logan / Richerd Peters } Councellors Benjn. Franklin / Willm. Masters / Joseph Fox / John Hughes } Commissioners appointed by the Assembly. Thirty or Forty people called Quakers, and many others. [column 2] Teedyuscung a Delaware } Chief or King Five Mohawks Two Shawnese Several Captains of different Tribes and other Indians in all about thirty. November 8th: PM The Conference in Publick was opened by Teedyuscung King of the Delawares Brother the Governor, I will just remind you that a Council Fire was kindled in this place last Summer, what was they said I suppose you well know. I have with the utmost diligence and faithfulness laid before the Delawares & the six Nations the Encourangements I received from this Governmt: and have done every thing in my power both for the Interest of the English and Indians. I have now brought down with me as many of the Chiefs of the Several Nations as I could. 4 Strings Brother, I have with all Faithfulness held up to the Indian Nations the Belt I received from this Government. The Mohawks and Delawares present can witness this. and they have believed and taken hold of it, and are ready to join to promote the good work that is begun. This Belt I give to wipe the face of the English that you may see your Brothers the Delawares, & to clean your Ears that you may hear, & especially to open the passage from your Heart to your Throat that you may put away out of your Heart all that evil matter which the good Spirit has not put there, & remove from you all bad reports (x[Note]: abt. [?] Indians prepar'd to sett out from Teaogon, but [?] right before their setting out [?]: a message from the Northward that some of the Indians at mount johnson had heard from Philadelphia from Indians there, that the Intention of Government of Pensilvania by inviting them to a Treaty was to gett a Considerable Number of them together & Cutt them off - that at Wyoming or near that Place they [?]d two Several Messages more of the like [?] wch had deter'd the major part of them from coming to End of Journy) which are spread abroad, that you may not give any credit to them as they are not to be regarded any more than the Chirping of Birds in the Woods. A Belt To (1)
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Title | Minutes of Conference held at Easton, [11 mo. 1756] between the Governor of Pennsylvania and the Delaware Indians |
Date | 1756-11 |
Volume Number | Volume 5 |
Volume Page Number | 165-186 |
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Friendly Association for Regaining and Preserving Peace with the Indians by Pacific Measures Society of Friends -- Indian Affairs Quakers -- Relations with Indians Indians of North America -- Pennsylvania Pemberton, Israel, 1715-1779 Indians of North America -- Treaties Indians of North America -- Government relations |
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The College News Volume II. No. 19 BRYN MAWR, PA., MARCH 2, 1916 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH 3 8.00 p. M.�Son* Recital by Mr. David Bispham. SATURDAY, MARCH 4 8.00 p. M.�Fretthnuui Show. SUNDAY, MARCH 6 6.00 p m.�Vespers. Sbtakar, If. Tyler, '19. 8.00 P. u.�Chapel. Sermon by Professor Edward Steiner of Grinnell College WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Ash Wednesday. 7.30 p. m �Bible and Mission Classes. 9.30 p. m�Preliminary C. A. Conference Meeting. Speaker, N. McFaden, '17. FRIDAY, MARCH 10 Fitst Meeting of the Week-end SERVIA MUST NOT BE CRUSHED Mrs. Pankhurtt Tell* of Her Work In England and of the Servian Women 8.00 P. m Conference of the Speaker, Dr. Coffin. Christian Association. SATURDAY, MARCH 11 Senior Orals in French. 8.00 P. M.�Sixth Anniversary Meeting of "The world owes more to small nation allies than the large ones realize", said Mrs. I'ankhurst to a large audience In Taylor Hall on Friday afternoon, Febru- ary 25th. For this reason, she said, she came to America to plead for relief work, by which the Servian nation might be saved from annihilation. "We want the moral support of Amer- ica," she said, "for small countries," The gallant spirit which has made Servla fight for liberty "in order that she may civilize herself", she continued, makes It Imperative that Servla should not be merged with any other nation. Through three disastrous wars. Mrs. I'ankhurst said, the Servian women have taken the place of men, doing all the civil work, and in some cases even fighting: besides this they have kept alive the folk-lore, NOTED SOCIOLOGIST TO 8PEAK Dr. Steiner Will Preach Sunday Sermon The sermon Sunday night will be preached by Dr. Edward Steiner, Pro- fessor of Applied Christianity at Grinnell College. Dr. Steiner has made an ex- tended study of group and race psychol- ogy and is one of the leading sociologists of to-day. Among his works on Immigra- tion are, "On the Trail of the Immigrant" and "The Immigrant Tide". He Is a noted authority on the subject, having devoted much time improving conditions at Kllis Island Influenced by Tolstoi A native of Vienna. Dr. Steiner was educated in the Jewish religion. As a | young man in college, however, he came to know the works of Tolstoi, which so Impressed him that he determined to know Tolstoi himself. He set out for Russia with his pockets empty except for a letter of Introduction. 'I went", he R. CHENEY'S RESIGNATION BRINGS UP QUE8TION OF SELF GOV POLICY The question of accepting the resigna- tion of R. Cheney, '18, from the office of Treasurer of the Students' Association for Self-Government was still undecided at the end of the long meeting on Monday night. After hearing Miss Cheney's rea- sons for resignation and the five possible grounds for refusing or accepting this res- ignation as outlined by the President, M. Russell, '16, the Association voted to con- sider, for better understanding of the main question, the attitude on honor- reporting. Reporting Voted Not Compulsory As a result of the whole discussion It was decided, first, that members of the Association other than the officers should not be required to report offenses of In- dividuals against Self-Government. Sec- ondly, the motion that officers of the As the Christian Association. Address by Prcsi- | muslc and poetry of thelr people. She dent Thomas and cornier Officers of the Association. SUNDAY, MARCH It b.00 P. M.�Vespers. Speaker, L. Houghtel- ing, '11, First nwikllllll of the Christian Association. 8.00 p. M.�('losing Meeting of the Con- ference. Address by The Rev Murray How- land. D.D., of Buffalo. pointed out that France In her Impover- ished state, had given the island of Cor- sica for the Belgian refugees, and that It Is the duty of America to Justify her neu- trality by keeping them alive. says, "to see the man who taught religion relation should be required to report all FRIDAY, MARCH 17 8.45 a. m�Annoiinceineiit of Fellowships. 6.00 P. M.�Fellowship Dinner. 8.00 P. M.�Meeting of the History Club. Address by Dr. Charles Downer Hazcn. C. A. SECURES POPULAR SPEAKERS TO CELEBRATE 6TH ANNIVERSARY Week-end Conference Promise* Well Oescribes Her Own Work During the War Perhaps the most interesting part of I Mrs. Pankhurst's speech was her account j of her own work during the war. in re- Luropean I crultin|? 80idien<. and In trying to Insti- tute methods for training women to take places in business and in finance, so that although they can not fight they may satisfy their great desire to serve their country. She also described the munition factory, which she had seen in France, where women were skillfully taking the places of men. It was this sight, she said, which had Inspired her on her return to in terms I understood, and which I thought 1 could accept and practise". Dr. S' el tier's book. Tolstoi the Man", came directly out of this visit and records his impressions of Tolstoi, and Tolstoi's influ- ence on him. Thirty years ago Dr. Steiner came to America, where he has made his way against tremendous difficulties, working at first as a labouring man in mills and factories. 1917 HEADED TOWARDS ALL-ROUND ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP In connection with its annual week-end Conference, the Christian Association will celebrate the sixth anniversary of Its founding out of the Christian Cnion and the Christian League next week. Presi- dent Thomas, Dr. Coffin of New York, Dr. Howland of Buffalo. Dr. Barton. Miss Applebee and several of the Alumna? who have been most influential in the work of the C. A. are to be among the speakers at various meetings, to which all alumnae members have been Invited. On Wednesday, March 6th. the exact anniversary of the beginning of the Chris- tian Association, the usual nine-thirty meeting will be held in Rockefeller Hall, and will be intended as an opening of the conference and celebration. N. Mc- Faden. "17, will address all committee ' members and all Freshmen. Dr. Coffin, of the Madison Avenue Pres- byterian Church of New York, one of the most noted speakers at summer confer ences, will conduct a special service on Friday evening in Tsylor. Dr. Coffin Is co-operating with Dr. Howland of Buffalo, who will lead the Sunday evening service, In conducting the conference. On Saturday afternoon Miss Appplebee will give a tea in the Gymnasium at which the members of the C A. will meet the speakers. That evening a mass meet- ing will be held in Taylor President Thomas. Dr Barton. Elsie Deems. '10. � Hilda Smith. '10. Leila Houghteling. 11. If and Mlsa Applebee are to tell of the C A A as they have teen It. v On Sunday Leila Houghteling. "U. will 1917 leads in the race for all-round ath- letic champion by 68 points, having 108. while their nearest rival. 1918, has 44 BOlnta. The points which have been won are: 1917 First and second team champion- I oravr England to organize a procession of 5000 ship in Hockey; first team doubles cham women who offered their services to the pionship, second team singles champion- country for the making of ammunition ship and College champion in Tennis; ; and were accepted. swimming championship and second Indt The war, Mrs. Pankhurst concluded, vidual place. 9 B.M.'s and 2 records. I has taught men to appreciate the good 1918- Third team championship In I : qualities of women and "It has given back Hockey; first team singles championship offenses which came to their notice through direct or indirect evidence was defeated. It was stated., however, that these resolutions did not regard testi- mony requested under Resolution III. which states that the Board can require testimony and inflict punishment for re- fusal of same. This action of the Asso- ciation removed every check upon offend ers except their own sense of honor and the possibility of others reporting them. It was said that such a radical result had been brought about by the confusion of a split ballot and not by the general desire of the Association. C. Kellen, '16, therefore moved that all members of the Association, both as officers and as Indi- viduals, be held responsible for seeing infringements reported, but. since such a notion involved the repealing of the reso- lutions "already passed. It was not in to us women faith in our brothers". 191S WINS FIRST GAME IN FINALS Playing Slow�Fouls Many in Tennis; third place in the swimming meet and thirl individual place; 4 B.M.'s 1 record. 1919 -Second place in the swimming meet and first individual place; 6 B.M.'b; 1 record. 1916�4 B.M.'s. Totals�1916. 4; 1917, 107; 1918. 44; 1919. II. Water-Polo Adjourns Meeting It was felt that In the absence of the i persons who had left the meeting on ac count of water-polo no important business should be decided and the meeting was i adjourned. There will be a second meet- 1 in. to reconsider the question of the res- ignation on Thursday or Monday evening If the Association desires to pass any such motion as Miss Kellen's. the resolu- (< 'oiilinuetl on I'agr 41 1918 won the first game of the water- polo finals from 1919 with a score of 3-0. The game was very different from the ones between 1917 and 1918. lacking their fast playing and good headwork. The play was slow on both sides, 1919 not forcing 1918 to its utmost In order to win, and showed awkward fouling "18'8 guard played their same splendid game, keeping '19's forwards well boxed In so that they had little opportunity to shoot. F Howell played a good game for '19. holding T. Howell In check. A. Thorn- dike kept out many balls which passed 1919"s fullbacks and so held 1918's score down. The line-up was: ISM . r. . V- SPIES AT FRESHMAN REHEARSAL 1919 BEHAVES WITH DIGNITY MUSIC COMMITTEE SECURES DAVID BISPHAM Program Includes Recitation Two pedestrians, who had apparently thought up a clever scheme during their afternoon walk, stole Into the Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon and. passing the screens before the lower doors, quietly went up the stairs and took up a point of vantage In the gallery. Unconscious of the spectators, the busy Freshmen below kept on with tbelr rehearsal Suddenly the strains of "Here Comes Tootsle" stopped Three stalwart Freshman, with Mr. David Blspbam. accompanied by Mr. Woodruff Rogers, will give a song recital In Taylor Hall. March 3rd. at 8 o'clock, under auspices of the Music Com mittee. The program includes Songs from Shakespeare. Traditional Songs. Songs by American Composers and a Recitation. Mr. Bispham Is a Phlladelphlan, by birth a Quaker Before he went abroad to study he sang for about fifteen years Turk. Klanagan P�mraoQ Howell Newlln �trains Ka**laa<1 .1! determined bearing, hurried from the (with the Orpheus Club, an amateur mu room The visitors, abashed, slunk down | slcal club composed only of Philadelphia the stairs, only to be confronted by the men. He then went to Germany, where stern deputation who stood with folded | he was soon singing In grand opera. He arms Ths innocent Intruders hurried i returned to this country about twenty five QeaJa Fimt lead special vespers service. The speaker Tu'J�- ' for that evening will be Dr Howland >rf|||| Mfc IMS . F. Hewei* . .B. : M _ . .. .6. Hall from the building with the words. "I hope ' years ago and sang with the Metropolitan A JTkorndMki they are ashamed of themselves", ringing ! Opera Company, mostly In the rOle of tsis. Fvaraoa i P In their ears. They returned, not In glee ' German opera. Seven years ago he left half. P. Terie. 1. to a Sophomore study, but In bewilder- ' the operatic stage and is now singing 1� hai��e� T aiaut** a�*a�. to their nearby boarding school concert Al
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