East Liverpool High School - Keramos Yearbook (East Liverpool, OH)

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slfigiiz. J? -if ff M 514 I - 1 MQM L!! .l'!r?l!lLU'l!lll!Fll!1iam!l'lQl'1ML!' MQW! Th Last Paper Print d- ? T, HE PAPER still moist from the presses this ' morning is the paper you want for YOUR MKJH buying guide-not yesterdays paper. Its not yesterdays styles, not yestera'ays bar- gains and fashions you want-you want TODA Y'S. You want the NE WEST -You want the LATEST. You want the very best that the markets can afford TODA Y-not yesterday. ' No Man or Woman Abreast of the times reads last nights paper for This Mornings News. The news of battles, of the world events, of politics, society and fashions, that was printed in last nights's paper is OLD this morning. The boundaries of Empires change over night. Fashions change over night. Prices of merchandise change over night. Last night's news was vital and fresh last night-but this morning you want THIS MORNING'S NEWS. The Nations Verdict Ill It is a known fact that three-fourths of the news of the world happens between the hours of 3 p. m. and 4 a. m. The verdict of the nation is showing preference to the morning newspapers, which serves only to emphasize a truth which East Liverpool people have always known. The MORNING TRIBUNE is the paper for the home-and it's the paper for the advertiser. he Mornin Tribune Ohio Valley's Favorite Newspaper Watch For Our Special Commencement Section , You Will Want One E WWW Wilwlfii Umliwi MYWWW Wfiilti W

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Columbia eatre S I X T H S T R E E T X 'QQ E show 5 Reels of the best pictures obtainable Have you been following up the great serial picture, The Black Box ? Each and every episode complete in itself. Some picture! lil This summer while you have no studying to do, make it a rule not to miss one evening coming to this up-to-date Moving Picture House. Our pictures are educational. Don't neglect your educa- tion this summer as long as lVlac's show is open. Ill Coolest spot in town during the Summer months. QI We wish each and every member of the Class of '15 success after you have graduated. We herewith return the thanks of the High School to all the advertisers for favors extended during the year. I-Iuyler's Chocolates Samoset Candies Bunte Chocolates Darrah's Ice Cream Finest Soda Water Drinks Seneca Cameras C. G. ANDERSON Little Building DRUGS In the Diamond Developing and Printing

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EFEIUIUS VoL. VI EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO, MAY l9l5 No. 6 The Farm in the Hills BOUT ten miles from the village of Verdune, almost on the bound- ary line of Germany and France, there nestled a small farm among the hills. The sun, rising in the east, shone upon the green fruit 'T' of the vineyard and the earth turned for the first time. It was land recently purchased from a wealthy German who was disposing of his belongings in preparation for a trip to his native country. It had been purchased by an old man with his wife and two children, in the h-ope of making their living-a family that showed the signs of poverty-their only means of paying for the farm being in the proceeds of their first products. The cranky old German, however, was already becoming insistent in the demands for his money and soon threatened to throw them out of house and home. Their only hope of retaining the land lay in their son Pierre, at that time in the French army. If he could get the much needed money they were saved, if not they would be thrown out into the world penniless, and without protection from the elements. One night they wrote Pierre a long letter and told him of the sit- uation. When he received the letter his army lay before the town of Malstadt in Southern Germany. Pursued by a huge German army, they were driven upon a wide plain, flanked by a lofty ridge on either side. To reach safety meant the fall of Malstadt, and already preparations were being made for a desperate struggle. Unable to sleep, Pierre sat at the door of his tent with the letter in his hand and as the guards walked to and fro his mind turned back to the little farm among the hills and tears filled his eyes. How could he get the money? Where was he to find so much? Numerous plans flitted through his brain, only to be discarded, and while thus pondering the light of a new day burst upon the city of tents, revealing a scene of orderly c-onfusion. While eating his breakfast an orderly approached Pierre and in- formed him that the commander wished to see him. Pierre, astonished and wondering. followed him to headquarters. As he entered the tent he saw seated at the table his commander and around him his staff. Before him lay some newly opened despatches. He saluted and approached the a e. The general, gazing at him with measuring eyes, thus spoke: My boy, it lies in your power to save us. You have been selected on account of your remarkable courage and presence of mind in battle to undertake a hazardous commission. Before us lies Malstadt and safety, behind us lies destruction in the form of two vast armies. which, when united, will practically annihilate us. Our spies have learned that orders will be sent