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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
AthlOne Apartm'ts

e6th and Douglas. New broom modern
with every latest convenience. Prices are
reasonable. Vacuum cleaner service keeps
these clean and fresh without extra
charge. You save carfare at this location
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
l622 Farnam st. Phone Douglas SOS
VERY choice or 5-room steam heated
apartment on West Farnam St
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1902 FARNAM ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
BIRTHS AVID DEATHS.

Births-Emil and Martha Thompson, iO25
south Thirtleth, girl; Louis and Iottie
schmidt. slA North TVenty-flfth street
poyi II. and A. Pearson. 1870 North Tween.
G-nfth street girl; Dr. &. A. and Pearl
Newell, 1914 Decatur street. girl; Otto and
Helen Hansen. 1901 North Twenty-fifth
street, girl; Joe and Alma Hoffman. 3Ol9
south Twenty-seoond streed, girl: V, r.
and Bertha Epley. 1912 Corsoy street. girl :
James and Grace Greist. 1891 Emmett
street. boy.
Deaths-Roland Swanson. month. 44i6
North Thlrty-eighth street; Elizabeth Nj
King, ana Ohio street. Clyde McHenry. 27
years, Presbyterian hospital: Fleet Ran
dall, % wears. Twenty-fourth and Harvey
street; William Dexter Van Kyle 81
years, ZIG North Seventeenth street; Fred
Kahre, g years 274 Wanut street; Anna
sullivan. 29l7 California street, q. G.
Damer. 81. Joseph's hospital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Rental Service Free

why worry where to find a house Or
apartment when We have listed every
vacant house and apartment in the city
Phone us for further information. Doug
as 4+O. Fidelity Storage Il Van Co.
PLEASANT I and broom apartments
walking distance. 40i No. Path ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

LARGEST stock OF delivery wagons in
the city an kinds Of blacksmith work,
painting and lettering johnson -Danforth
Co, new location l529-3i-33 y. 18TH St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICE.
DROSH-HenTIs q. local hospital, August
p. 1914 aged q years.
Funeral from homo % his mother Mrs.
". Drosh. twelve miles west on Dodge
street. Septemt-4 . at . p. N. 1nterment
az Laurel Hill onnleteTy.
sCoTT--Geurse. dtcd Saturday. August y,
aged q Year,.
funeral services "Wednesday at D. m.
q; Hulse &; Riepen'u undertaking parlors.
private Iutorment i prest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.
Globe Van&StOrage

Stores, moves packs. ships; 3-horse van
and . men, 81 25 per mr.; storage 50 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. ID. 1888 & Ty. 230
Phone Douglas 200. sos Bee Bldg
OGDEN ANNEX looms. with Kitchen
Council
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

WANTED TO trade some Rainey Mail
Exchange stock for a 1911 Ford rum
about Address s. G. 1860. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Unclaimed Answers
to the
"SwRol1efs' ColnmnN

SWapptfs OOIIIIlIu
Hundreds % other answers have been
called for and Delivered during tho last
week. II IA reasonable TO suppose that all
Of the people bslSDw have made the desired
swaps-therefore 30 not cnll Tor tho bal
anee OF their astsveTH Bee Want Ads
aura
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
MONEY 70 LOAN

NEED MONEY? Sec us. quick service
Half usual rate RELIABLE CREDIT
CO. SOs Paxton Block Douglas 1911.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF IVES

SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrnkage. Your consign-
ments receive prompt and careful atten-
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
FOOD - H. q Moving,
NOI uOIl dill ~ Packing


As llth ST Phone u 3yI or II. kSla
7-ROOM, modern brick flat, fine condi-
tion. 26l4 Dodge, $500. y 40
4-ROOM flat. newly papered and var
nished; 242i Leavenworth St; SIS per
month. Apply j. l. Kemp, Douglas 9S1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

WATCB-Whet VIII you exchange for
fine Swiss watch with solid gold case
l0O years old, and a beauty; also have
pearl ring about = karat Address S. G.
1854 Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
LOST AND FOUND

OMAHA 4 COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons hs wing lost some article would
do well 10 cal up tho office OF the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
TO ascertain whether they left IL in the
street cars
Many articles each day are turned in
and the company is anxious to restore
them to the rigLtful owner. Call Douglas
a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITN. March iS..- All is moi well with the dictator Hucrta even fin his capital city and while the rrcsi- fl, nt and his minister's talk largc about uniting an army 0f five hundred thousand men in inc field to crush inc rebels and as Il warning {" tue J-rited states to let Mcxica settle her ofroirs herself. there seems |" br little cbonce of the government being able tc hold even thc smai, fore" which h new has.
 While the .l,rcring news M Il f"'rr'' :, victory and temporary check |" i >.uia's advance was received today V 1 rIoddcn the hearts of the authorities / th, situation within thc city itsrH < a,.ylhing but one to give confidence '' the administration.
 The troops stationed here are the
 flower of the Mexican regular army
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

may uproot the republic and restor'
 |" France the government which al
 l.art Is the government in whhh pea hc delight. d monarchy or an empire.
 IL has been many years sI tii" Id famlar cry "Vi>r lc i;of' has echoed through the streets of Paris.
 but long live the king Is again hear |
 hi the capital, and it is not whisper ed by the refined old noblrs If the
 ancient regime brhind closed doors
 and At th' md of a solemn ccrcmOn
 iui dinner. IL is shouted openly in the streets nf Paris and Il reverher:ttrs d,wn the beautiful avenues. coming aS tn. hoarse cry of the Paris mob oncr sh"r,ul the reverse sentiments of "\
 bas ie ""i.
 Down whh the king Is nW h"ar'
 .n th- streets of Paris today. but "l"nG
 i:>e the king" is being shouted open
 N hy [ nhs In the streets and in the C:fes me and women are raising their glass; and smiling over th-i; {. ps as they say to each other ~.
 the king" -
 That the sentiment against tho r. public is not all froth on the tor
 ni the glass is shown by the very serious manner in which some "f tho most substantial men of the country under the leadership of Leon Daudc;'t arc taking hold of the idea of q change i;. thu. form of government ana il' | [. stor.,tinn of one of the princes "l the house of Orleans to thu Frrncf throne.
 Thcrc has always been q i"yalis party in Franco and it has ai tlm"' assumed proportions which have Etr' ] CT tho republican government more O | less concern, but never before sine | the overthrow of tho last crowned | head and the fall of tho last imperia crown whom the Napoleon the Thir' | failc.i |" re-cstablish thc empire o' T sound footing has their erased T. ! exist :, party seeking to restore ti' monarchy or tho empire. Tw" mrtic trcrc have always been which htv bccn against tho republic. 'nr for th
 ,>irr. unc for tho emperor They hay
 worked through good times and ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

hit never before has the time s"rniHd s, lIopii ious from Il political stand .,uin, for again changing the form .h s", rrnmrnt iu France as II Is Il pi cscnt.
 The president oI Inc republic knows ,ris. lis ministers and the deputies i.uw Il and now the people are giVin3 CT, positive evidence that they als" know it.
 Nh man in France can predict tn" tutcome of the events which have s" recently stirred the nation but what the French people as nation d"cidt tt.at they want. that they will hav" l has aways been so and always Will rc SD in France where men and wom n have ever been ready to make every b, rsonal sacrifice for a cause in whht they m'ltev".
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES
 MURDERED BY HUERTA

Hut even this force may no longer ,m depended upon. for in tho very reg imcnt which has been assigned the in portant duty of personal body guara to the president there has arisen ser ious disafrcctIon. So serious in fact has this become that today 1t took tn" firm of open mutiny and two fn'l companies of the regiment of ten
 ,npanies openly rcvoltcd and refus- ing to obey their officers attempted ,c march ou, of the city with the'r orms and equipments.
 Thr commantiant lid not dare order inc other eight companies of the regt- mon, to interfere with their comrades when they stattcd from the barracks s.. they wore locked in and rcEtm'n of iigft cavalry was ordered |" ca' turc the mntinccrs. This was d0nc without much trouble and the entire
 (contiued on page four.)
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

The, are mcu upon whom tiurrs' must depend in the last great strug- l,c for In,wcr. tho men on whom ms very life may in inc end depend anu whu at any moment. by their disaf- lection from thc cause of the present government could turn IIncrtn out :" th. palace and raise the flag "f tho constitutionaiists over the city.
 In other words in the final analysis nr the conditions prevailing in this ely aud eliminating any occupation hy a foreign power. i, is thc regular tr, ops ur the garrison who have the control nf tl,r sitautiun. With them J!ucrt: r9,n ronirnl ihr capital and the treasure and t.t banks. Whh""' their su.Imrt Iiucrta would ic an out cast. That K why the pick VI 'h' regular army. wit, officers devoted Y thn cause of inc present chief exec"' tive. has been kept In barracks here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 tiiuny years since the rr,'ple of Paris have been so stirrrd ,Wcr public murder uf the editor uf the Figaro, calmettr. nnd the attendant events which have followed in such rapid succession in the wake of that sul affair.
 When one speaks of the people "f aris one speaks of the people W France for Paris sets the styles in French political feeling as she sets the styles in dress for the entire world.
 Paris is seethinr. Not since the great excitement of the days of the f: nous "Drcyfus affair have events s, stirred the people "r the govern ment been SD near to an internal crisis.
 Every effort is being made by th" government to allay the feeling which is feared may break into open re- volt at any moment. but when Paris is aroused all of France Is aroused and succeeding governments. whether imperial. monarchial ar republican, have. felt the might of the sturdy peo- ,.h uf France when they take things i,,n their own hands.
 France is a country of light hearted. .;v. pleasure loving people. but b'- r,ath thc surface of careless tcVty their beats a deep seated patriotism ,,n,, o sure knowledge of the right and wrong or government which when the people are ready to assert themselves las eyer been Il force which n" gov rInmcnt could resist.
 There have been several nasty changes In the cabinet. There have been long conferences between tho r, vcrnment leaders and the deputies and tl,re have been statements is- rcJ with a view of uuictinC tho ris- r.. feeling, hut to no avail.
 rb,. pcoDlc have seen enough to i;r.w W that there is something wrong vith their government and it now ucc,;s but tho spark applied at th" ,j.,, pl,cr and time and by the right ,c cr to start Il conflagration which
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
"l LONG LIVE THE kINC" AGAIN
 HEARD IN PARIS STREETS

tuniy that the city was lute this al |. ruuon placed undet martial law. The streets .Ic filed with soldiers of th" i.a, hn,i guard and all startcgic.'. l.. nus ale held b. strong forces o' tl.e regular garrison uf the city.
 ...rr..,i, m iliAily quarters barricades have been erected in tine streets and x, cIal clashes have occurred between ,nn ir"ps and the people who con ,.lI.. to shout for a king.
 on one bnrricade the soldiers tor" down q. Has With ihe lilies of Franc" .mblaznn..I un the white silk folds,
 Tine s,,rr.snn ut the city will be i'm r.,l,ntcly strengthened and it is De- t.>cd that the national guard Will h ,.iic.pd from duty as it's loyalty IS fh ,ruhi in ease uf Il popular upr's'n- ..,ninsI the republic.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
Special Nugget Service.


 CHICAGO. March iS.-Thc .\meri- can Engineering Assoc ciation. which ls he lding it's annual convention in th'- city. is giving n yr,at ,lcal "f it's tini" tn the discussion "r matters of "n- ciI ccrimg intrr,.sts connected with the development of the territory "f Alas ka.
 Naturally ih- problems "f buildi IF the great railroad which the govern tr,nt is about |" undertake are of the intcnscst interest tu all engineers hI't tl,.rr ara other matters conncctv ! H ith ih. development "f the trrritor> " which arr. being widely discussed ard [. which lhr convention now in s's- sion Is iurniIE it's attention.
 In his olnninE address to the mem iars nf the association President f:d- r,cnt uf the natural rrsnur,'cs ct .N- n., n was h" :rwltcst problem whic" now confronted Nmcricl. ana il w's il problrn which vould nt ir dra' with mLstiy ur without deep th"uch' for the present as well as for th' f, lure by i.,sr who had the matter of startinG the great work in hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
ROBERT EMMETT
 DANCE SUCCESS

St Patrick's ,lay W;is iifiinsIE c'h- b,nted last night l.y ilr khights "' Robert Emmett with d"iighti"i dance given in x. H. hall.
 At the end uf the hall under the stars and Striprs :,ii'l ih" green '''h- nei Of Ireland was li" m"l'" '''' Mile F'ailtlu." which nr:,ns ' t'"i- ~,,d times welcome. .,'"i IT. t'!h'wlh'; crn:mitttc mG,,l" U is !.I.' :; 'Ff '' s'' that ;he guests of tn "t'';,in+ r'''l'He'' tlat ,hs true. iviSl' hearts ;'""thi ivory word ci il M,ssrs. Phil Murphy. Den ..s Murray, Mix" Walsh. Ts"'''n'S N'i- inen ant "'. ms t:rHnr.
 Tne frs; $,.l,rti"n i'Ei>''' hH th' ,ichestri. under the ,itr"1'n' al 't" Peterson Was "N i;it If l:-.rn'\ ami fr,.m the h,ppy smiles "i The t"tn- ininr dancers their partners had not forgotten thai art tV''n t,l'ush -N"Hs is some considtr.,i.Ic ii>;"n'~ fi''" the famous stone.
 The grand march w;'s hri by ihh lurrigan and Miss Katie Gninivan af''' inc dninty queen of th" carnival has lest none of the charm that made h"i such a success as Queen Katherine.
 All through thu. e,.min. tn" mus:' ce the orchestra carried the =ty-sad strain that is iHdic.t'h,. uf the Irish character and which mhkes the p'"- y,e so sentimental and i"vahl. and withal so fierce in w;,r
 There wer,. refreshments fur tho thirsty and the green "f fi" patriot Uas much in rvklrtn.c and ,I"r<"nc Tad Il splendid .vrrinc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

President Nrhn referred |" tn" ,,.rninr ,mI development "f other great sections If tho country anu "t t,, absolute rccr~sity of transp"rti- ton Inilii.''.s ir any such und"rtak' in. >'so l,. uV"lt ul"'n th" n'''s- si,y ,I .i.trr,~ II. capital in the plans ,,.r d,y,.uu.,,L. Without tho invest men: ,f i,.,.,, h} private corpora liens nrd without those corporations v,r., .:iyrn n "..Inarr h,"if' and tn" ,,,osn.r, If r,~,snna,Ic returns nn th, Irunry pnt up inr t@" opening "f new l,uls E.. ,lil rW believe that mucE ,.uld hr accomplished. tm the other hand he ,ir,.ur,,l the grabbing "f the land and all nuI;n.l resources hy large C, ,p.ratinuS wi'lth in the past ha"i \ orkrd Su m,nh [" the ,lisadvantatr ,r ,ln. settler ,nd :h" inhabitants "i S,,n,. If th,, new Eti,tts when they were "i t'n Il
 in this connection th" president ''' ,hr as..n.i,,inn believed that th' LuiIdiur ,.f ia, r.tI hy the govern r,ru, aul in. government supervision ! of ,i;,. lands anal If mining and "thr
 industries would work to the end Una
 iuih the rich corporations ind 'h
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
DEVEL CEMENT OF ALASKA
 IS GREATEST PROBLEM

n. ,,,.r s,itIc, would benefit equally r,d that both would get the "souar' ,,Gtr in Alaska.
 rh. development of the fnrmne lands uf Alaska. the mining lands CT ..E,ska. hnth cmll and gold mines and especially the opening and develop p,nt of quartz mines and tin mincs ', ,,uld take an cnurmous amount o' investment and in this the money v,uld have to come from corporations {. hi,h would have to hc protecte'. Wi,hou, this protection and the m"h- ,> which i, would bring forth ther" woulL M. II" developments. Equally vuu,d there hc no development # the n,,n without capital was exciudei f,,m th,. benefits of the exploitation ,u th,. territory nnd it now becam" ,,,. ,usk nna tho problem "f the gov f.. nm.nt to su conduct the develop m, il, nf th. land that every nun m" ,..Cry investor. hr. it the corporation v ,,h millions of dollars and untold in- il. once ar tho poor settler seeking . ,.,p, and :, home would have m equal choncc and equal rights to the Rnd'
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
ALL FRANCE IN TERM0|L
ALL MUST HAVE A SQUARE DEAL
NEW ATTORNEY. Special Nugget eerv,oe.

WASHlN0T1'N. D. C., March lS.- President Wilson has nominated Will liam T. Spcc,r of Georgia to be fed rral attorney for the Third district of .\luska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
NOTICE.

Best prngrIn 'f season ana some ,,,;np new ir rr;r, Slimrnis ai Fed .ro,ed church Thursday, March T.? X. 90 sharp. .\dn'isai"h rec
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
WILL CELEBRATE. snseiai Nuqaet Service.

SEATTLE. March '%' fh' city |" seattle. will celebrate il' I"isaE" oi the Alaska railroad ''ill r \: S,tnrd'i night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
WANT PARDONS.
s-.eiaI Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March ls.- Applications for pard"ns have heen !,,nd in Washington hy thirteen lndi- n,apniis dynimiters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
WALSH WINS.
,,.e;.I Nuaaet Service.

VERNON. Cal. March lN.-- T. fr''''' Walsh was giv,n 'i' drclshh In his fight here today with Willie HiN'rS ,t,or txvrnty hart fought rounds
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

The committee in charge of th" contest for the queen of the Ah-Al' nska Sweepstakes announce that they will present a parka and pair of muk- .uks to the queen elected.
 Walter Johnson has sent to Toutuk for the choicest lawns of his herd ana ,b,. u,.en's furs will no doubt be the ijrrs: ever shown In Nomc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

pAEIS Mnrch lS.- 3 p. m.--So scr'' {. u; have the anti republican riots be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

We print everyth,nN and Enyth "e r iob pr;c.ino line al the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18

Visiting Cards at the Nugget os'e-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-18
QUEEN CONTEST

Tie f,l'n..;"" iS tn rr"ut Y .1' Y, ting for nuc"a for the All Alaska race uI un:il noon today.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20

II. c, DUNCAN had legal business
In st. Joseph, Wednesday Of this
week.
STRAY IIog-Duroc Male Hog, Call
on or address, John Adolph, Oregon,
Mo. Farmers Phone.
Grover Intermill, OF IIaxtum.
Colo, formerly OF near Oregon, came
into Omaha, Neb., Saturday, Novem.
Der !, accompanied by his wife, where
an operation was performed upon
her for appendicitis, She underwent
the operation without any serious re-
suits, and Is now getting along nice
ly. Grover then came to Oregon for
q brief visit with numerous friends,
returning to Omaha last Thursday,
November ", and thinks that In q
few days his wife will be able to re.
turn with him to their Colorado
home. .s
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20
New Point And Vicinity.

shannon lIardman and famil,
visited with Charles Brooks, Sunday
Mrs. JeiI Springer Is able To 81,
np, aud hef many friends rejoice with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Stevenson
took dinner at Spencer lIOSWeiI's,
SUNDAY.
Mr.. lluntsman and Mary Rptkin
attended the Teachers meeting In
81. Joseph.
Myrtle aud Dale BENDER visited at
tie home Of Earnic Kurt. SATURDAY
and SUNDAY.
Mrs Harrison kuukcl aud hlhy.
went to Kansas CITY, Monday to
visit relatives.
Dr.. Leonard ButSin l. decidedly
better better rhan AZ any time dur
ing his illness
pr. Davis and sister, Mr. I,dia
inl'un, visited At toe home u lUrir
brother, Iii, Thursdgy
Miss Anna Springer and ,i,,rr.in.
law. Mrs Lee Springer. we're 81. Ju.
sept visitors, Wednesday.
\ surprise dinner was given Mrs
lausy llimm, "Wednesday In c1u.
mrurrajipn of hrF birthday
Rev. = u. Robert, va, gui,r
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20
Forest CITY.
GoOD.ENoToIi.

Mrs. 4. =, Filzmaurice and chill.
dren were st, Joseph visitors, last
week.
We understand that Jacob Glass
has purchased Henry Alkire's resi-.
dcnce,
Miss Mable Mcclure visited from
Thursday until SUNDAY with her faith.
er and family In Fillmore, Mo,
Prof, and Mrs, Il u Long and
little Miss Doris lean are nov com.
fortably located In one Of the new
Shumate houses.
Mrs. George Watson and daugh.
ter, Bertha, and Mrs, ban Jamison
visited at the a. J. Jamison home,
In the country, Thursday.
"A large delegation Of school teacli-
ers from Forest city and vicinity at
tended the Teachers convention In
st, Joseph, last Thursday and Friday.
Work on the new residence OF
Dick Plummer Is progressing splen.
didly, and II will not be long before
they, too, viii he In their new home.
"A large and appreciatiye audience
greeted Mr.. Driscoll, the blind musi.
clan, Who gave an entertainment at
the NJ. T., church, last Tuesday even.
Ing,
DIR, Schail, Of ForteScue, has pur.
chased from Chas, Mills the house
nov occupied by Russell Sheffield and
wife, DR., Schail intends to move his
family 10 our city soon
Mrs, Midway Hoover and daugh-
ter, Gladys, visited last Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. IIoovers brother,
Dsight Meyer and wife, and became
acquainted with the sweet little
daughter that came to gladden. the
Meyer home.
CLEANER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20

By E,uL \. l,p,h County Surcr.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20
Presbyterian Church Notes.

rev. william ". 'lagett, OF liii>.
u"rth' "a Ni'. ,cgin meeting In
10, church. u.N' Tues 'ai night Mr..
WI. I'IN ~, singer, ui Ncdaiia. viii bo
w ''''t' q" TIE musir' MI Hose
"u' "l'' '''iN WIN tie music are
''N'' j" m,r' MI lNuh Al Tie
'''''' new N.''idN h'ghl u" "flaii'
w 'l'.''' '.rl ". "rh.r I.HunliiE
'o. ''''''' ~ '''N Voices.
y. .ll''' wa. nf'a'h ''rrN ui-hl
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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-20
School Notes.

Every one Is back at work again
after two days vacation, from the
state Teachers Association, which
met At ST. Joseph. Tie first meeting
OF the teachers, OF the state, was held
In the year lsjG, iifty.three meetings
having been held since that date.
The teachers from all parts Of tie
state began arriving aud registering
ON Wednesday, tie llih. This was
the second largest gathering that has
ever assembled at II. Joseph. over six
thousand having registered Not a
woid ~ complaint vas heard as to
the arrangement II the program or
the manner OF entertainment. While
tie hotels vcr" crowded and the
usual hilh rates prevailed, every ef
fort was ngdp 80 zee 10 the comfort
Of tie N,~uiuE icacl,r> Great
crest. .s lut iH ste teachers ui St
Joseph fur tLrir lirc,,,, t'l1It> IN
looking after Strangers ~ TEACHER
can say that there wa, 4 brk oil
split CA every hand there was
N"r" n'lHr'i.r rnira,uring tu show
the teacher THAT There va, tire uD
i,c'i,r point ~ tiIr meeting.
For real benefit ~ the teachers. tie
meetings aud exhibit, At tie Eubi.
d.uN 'rlm1l. were better rl,u tie
genera ,r,.i'u. fhr smaller Wcct.