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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
HOME CIRCLES
HOLD MEMORIAL
TWO LOCAL LoDoEs UNITE IN N.
PREssTvE sERVIcE.
2sv. oscar Dean Delivers Inspiring Ser.
mon-LarEe Attendance AZ Tina
ity Lutheran Church.

The West Nirginis circle so asi. and
w" phft valley circle No. aZf. Of the
Protected Home circle Of West Var ginis
h"id a very impressive memorial service
lass nirht 80 the Trinity Lutheran
church. The service represented the
twcntieth annual memorial 81 the two
M-ny prominent speakers from other
circles oct 81 The ~tatc we're present and
gay. int~refting Talks.
The church va dscorsted with
flow ere suitable o. the occasion
An anthem fark Hark. NJ soul
"a bcautifuiiy rendered 3D. ne shurcn
was part icipated in b. al rrrrent
vcrS beautiful arranrer1euf. in rfar.
~ ne treaEinE 81 flowers. uas csrrisd
flashed iighi by ~ fiiowsr reprs-sat-
IN each of tht deceased men. hsfa. a.
west virEfnia. No. asi.
Jr-tl Nrwman. MrH furothF Mc-
John ". kits. Ms Ios,p v.hif,-
carl v kronisrrfr rrsfon
car Stasi.sssr s.. ~. i.a rex. K
O.. A. hoffman Nrr uartha kftr
Elmer Use EldfidEr a Iiraiey.
Mr.. julie rutue m Urea ~.
~. ohio vsyn'y oirsi., Ne. sss.
son. Mrs MAJ Hrrad.
- N'Hal H'NN ~" rendered Dbl Mis-
'feftf udf " naleIt. Paradise. sweet lar.
adiss aud Miss irene Meyers nanr aIr-
fns Lover n 80 soul
ltff p Adams. atafe captain 81 me
PROTECTED Home Circle spoke ~ fHa
HnC0THH n tnr urEanirHfluu In fHa uasf
and predicted tiFrsr surrsasea fn M
tuture. Ihe mortal sermon uan a..
htrfrl ht Rev uacar c i'ean on ths
HunlrrI inside fnH Iur Boz uNIrH IT,
Ped tribute o. ths aims II ths orasr.
I've - {. rff. .r E.r.. rs..t-- ....t.
nn uuf receive murn fHuHfff from DE
nIam HNs HtaIa af raurHIrr nnunr nr
NnfrI 40 home aH fHH HnIN place 20
cen eif down anI feel thaf ffIa rarf ~
- earth belongs fn an Too PROJECTED
home CIRCLE Stands fur fns TrntrrfinH
~ tne bone nuf bone |H r.f n bono
uufI even member Er.en HrHua InrIaf
aUu HIu. Iru.If.Hu no r.u rar team
con .nrIHfianIfE Ifsrr III. nn Danger
RI mnfnrre nnf ra"Inr a nHnlr .r ~
.iN aEr 400 N Nn. |an trH.H rfrIaff rin Fl
in Huu children fnHUr III. .H Hrnr.r II
either father Hr ~HUrHHr In.EIrn l. HHr.a
ln fnr.r aiI HEr THa rHrTn people ara
fnr rHHrUn SONS people
IHr MHuHrIHI .HIH unH HIHn Oh HII -
.Nr riHHIuu fHnH Rev IHrHH alien. .eaa.I
fhr runrrrraflrn eth fhr ErnrIIrrnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
TWO aPLnrprp rAnsss ron SALE

IN OHIO COUNTY, within less than ten
miles OF wheeling. These farms OF 100
and $50 acres respectively. lay well.
have fertile soil. good houses. good
barns and other out-buildings. are well
watered. with plenty OF fruit. They are
on good roads. and the prices are at
tractive. See us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
How Much DO YOU NEED

Do not hesitate 70 cali on Us. n
% a little ready cash n you our Z
can secure the amount you wish fro
Without red tape We can Euafant.s
money An this vicinity and the best
spect- We charge only FOR the actual
You may pay back the loan In mali
ments arranged to suit yourself All
tial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertS nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALNER,
tt22 ard 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Hlrht-
Store Phones g36
&. = r. rtschv. Nat Phone rq59.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
HoTEL EoRTEscuE

Missouri Avenue. FIRST houae fror,
hcach. Near piers and amusemeuts
Bathing from hotel 81 weekly. Iook Led
n COLLINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
CLAIRNOYANT

MRS ELDoE, scientific aud astroIogist.
est reading by mail: send birth date
and i've 2-cent stamps. $500 Four
teenth street. Washington. u. G.
Ie-10-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
DIED

ON Thursday. June e. 1915. at
Do iH o'clock b. u. af hia late rea.-
H.nr.. So. fIk Nurfh Park street.
lakewood. GEORGE vs. GIBSON. in
th. HIfh year uf h.a age.
f.HnsrrI services FROM the home Of rI.
sisters Misses E.IiTa beth and WHrU
.tfnHUn. no Ift Nurfh Park street.
IfErHnUi. Hu Wuudaf. at o'clock Il
W. FriruHa Oft fna family rruurrffuIIr
invited fH attend Infrruanf Al
'.r"rrH. .H UruFfrrF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
s2s NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY &
BsM rho.: 'ol German BIDS N.,l reen. =
WANTED-MALE

NANTLD-rwo good Industrial inxur-
eh'" lnfn Tor accident health and life
49,. -. aetH old company Zine opportunity
NJ Lewis. 1917 Chaplinc -. ge-.s-i
WAhTED-knights OF Washington. OF
lhlh-. West Virginia. wants few able
aggressive men To orEantr. CHAPTERS.
carry ms health and accident Insurance.
""od pay 10 active workers. ie-ss-m
NAhfEp-Asents To sell tas New Elm.
press Vacuum Cleaner and cA-pet
Btg sales Zig pay q ~ Adauas a.
iitO-lls& Main St I'D stairs. apr:s-tf
WA1Tnp-At once. several rood deltv-
cry and sales boys to work before
echooi. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment' intsiitgcneer. oetSee- 4 and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
MoundsvilIe Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box lO2, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 7e-L, Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

fok SALE-One Kramer pipe axle slant
bed wagon. Practically new. i doubi.
SCI harness. Gail Nat. 2tl-J. Pleasant
valley. ie-s5-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
For RENT

~~>~r~~-S~~->~~~~-~~~~~~~->
foR RENT room house in kIrkwoo,i
Bridgeport. ie-eS-t
Ton RENT. 3 or Z nicely furnished
rooms Tor light housck ecp ping modern
convenience Rent reasonable 80
Maryland 81. Island. ic-eei
ron nEHT-FurniShcd room. private
family. Bath. phone. 81. 18th St. Bell
phone i6-R-1. je-fs-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
N o TICE
MISCELLANEOUS
RUBBER STAMPS

Sc Tor first line. Zoe for each add
.ional line The Columbia Rubber Stanp
works. et1 Market St. Wheeling " Va
jc-2G-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Haller -BiebersOn-Gundlmg Co.

Real Estate Fire Insurance..
1908 chaplins 81. Opposite City Bidg.
Roth Phones 49s-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Tou are temporarily In need
or a piano. you
N us quickly. privately and
Nou the lowest rates Zoe
% treatment In eVcry re-
time you U.s. the rnoney.
weekly or monthly Ray
business strictly conhden-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
ron sALB-suburban Properties.

ron BALB-3uburban Properties.
Edgwood-On corner lot On eight
room frame dwelling. bath. large porch
-. furnace Ia hall. Clstern and we'll
water, EaraFe. cement walks Can be
cary uuy meutH. Price s.... . . -. 600.
EdHwood=Two frame dwellings 81
seven rooms and bath each. on Porter
avenue All modern. rIsferu and we'll
water. Stone Foundation. slate roof.
porchcs front and back. cement walks.
Lots hNullN NI.lNN down ann TIE ball
aurc on very easy terms Each - 800
Let W show yuu these or other homes
on our list
DA1UM 4 Caldwell
AoENTa
Room = CITY nanH.
ssH Phons. es4 Haf Pho0s Sax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

foh sALE-Frame residence located az
Edgedale. consisting OF six rooms
large reception hall path and closets
tot and cold water. gas and electric
nights. and pipcd Tor furnace Easement
under entire house. Cement block fOun-
dation. slate roof. lot i0Nl0g. Am OBLIGED
To- leave the city. viii sen cheap. r. A
Hagen. ie-9sf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

TOR SALE-Nalusble farm, containing
lbl acres. up Big Whecling creek
known as the klages farm. VIII sell IN
whole or In parts. Inquire Of Mrs Chag
w. Goetze. Nat. phone 23O1-Y-2. Wheel
ing. ie-af-t
YOR sALE-OIiver typeyriter So,1
condition. IL J. Smith. sii swan,
81. ParlSersbuTg. ". Va n-5-tf
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

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AZ : atisshy - A;,snS! 4 w,,,ir, =,
'1t !95i;-A c',@n;,l The senate a,
'1F N2ss'~'' S,a's Medical Assccix.
'''n. gfsr:rta; safe ati,i.t h,a
al'ANsf> 'T'tiNea lsA,ns, him t,r yt,.
"i'4r'S me sass e sseisS, $, the S,,,,o,
% '' 81 20 aa's@n' - his bstps ras
- litr aa,aegal
CAM Nt-neiy, NNCs morlin. a,
mt MAS - Tan Ca,vyx rsl,s,,,,.
m1s' iA'i Niy - Nsi the nts,,r,.
''a ~ 's s'''a'S "a TIE bead hya AKA,
a''a.n's ! cash ir ass forehead ~ ,hs
'l'h' "l'''il's a&G ~ the As,s !,
~ It'll ''''' sue u sNNss ssy, Ard
"a 'HF'4 sr'l4s.ir,c hi, rsss, a',osss,
ms n'H IN 'sg2S ga,sns,t ,,,., n,
A''a ID ~ BIN al 'esag a,4ga.
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iiii'liiilf llr:iAsti lAa s5e@; ARA MAJ,
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nm 1r'%une iIggs, Ipa ESPECIALLY shs
Siiilii wSs @rdass!r ss,vass.,,
M ny ailn ii'iin,i s,ugs, r@sy yspssss
h''sa within III d, tiy, Tue ,aia SAx
%sls iu''h .si't llins the bugs q, soa
~ IL Gb IN "Wednesday ssyasse'
nm rHshnt'l ~ts " INCHES.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

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haff .tg str, u,,ai Sgl., g'b.r,A, -
Vnay'na i.As 'rl,a'rR. IL aar a,an.
gNa faI'gA az !ap q MA IN
tstt >r'sg'G saguit haze .nr a
It's a't tss,lmna siacr,lb.rs aa I,
seIi OTTO susg
AnHrn snn lALl lta ;il.is N lsa
Oregon NihiIituJEL An r!,H uanr~
Int St-iar;it' SIyHsa :. tif :vna.nls.-
IrS ~ fig'al .;tc,,
Fan FsSs, wa GU & lHpu n
ssiaa 10 M a ~, t1ss ~ lna Egla
ts1Lrl Int sas Al,waa % Ili,hr,
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IN sss snrusSs. G.8 rngpf ana ll
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v'ss l5r;sn IN NV IlGus, iI,n 81 Il.nn
hltiins tluiri Im mia IurUi Vasii al
Niy Puma, liliir ir,I Slrnn,l lNar
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in,iss ls,asis Nm lnian pi.riian iiruris
in INV liisias, In diifi,raiii ,al.. iiii,s
n rila snifDiy- wans sileiES ni,,nmi.
ulla ntIspirS iin OrtYIn aXth,arBf g..
Alisntl Atsrti., nun Mills t,ss,i li. Ore
gnh, sEsp nsH'uNsst iirs tn turaiUtiS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

No G:rras, seys smuggling 60
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troait Sts s1s5t' ! iit.r. t1ni,rr .
AM tf 49, .raur1 g; DE. ssr..
'''al f'tn-.'g Ln. - prs Uus, lr.-
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~ nv itFs a ~Ft-t .t 1u.,
tl'L!.s
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nst'''i 81 "ah' MAJ ES. ~ E,r
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

w. H. Diffofd had business IN Col
unibla, M tbs rfst ~ this week,
Just tbs sraaon Tor kodaLiny
Arnd YOU, rnisl,ing 10 Weary, oregon,
Missouri
Miss Iauiins Jones In asais,iny
County tlrik kunhri IL making iir
tai books
TIE low temperature 81 sunday,
iG,h inaiani made Urea comfoi, able
During the entire day,
Mrs hiir. Mspl. visited u few
daya Ills wrrh with her daughter,
Mia lin whitman aud family, u ~.
Joseph
oregon should crlelfa,e July
Fourth, this year, our business men
should s.t Ia work q, once and make
u q g'ad success
Ira Alhifu, ~ the Walnut Grove
dis,,iri. las 10 acira ~ corn nj far
al, anroi tia, u can 10 plainly seen
ar,us. q ~ acre lot
County suf,u,u rrfrt las ~
rri,rd . car had ~ oregon NJ bridge
iumiri ai Mound 'iiy for repairs 10
hi'isrs near that plac.
have iinnmann ani wife drove
ave, 1" Nsih-na, Kansas. ~ their
ca'. SUNDAY. Ma, y. and Visited Mrs,
ii"IIuann's parents
Count, surveyor Ferret has star,
oil the buiIl,us rt t,u b,x ,ui.
vet al the ,h,s timrr farm. u,,
milus east " Mound IiiN
tru,r. rainir,N 60, rt Mound
,in, Mn have nrN we'll b,r,u, MA
chlnu. depth in feet Farmers
rmur. 80 indrrnJrnt. 1T
u,rr ,,,i,, has ,,,,,,,, ,,,,
hrn NJ Joseph. where ru,n, IA, an
examination t., Ills i,strt. w 4 A.
huatnr, Ito T. nov s,mr n,ttrt aud
II II hrrrd ~ operation viii not hr
NECESSARY
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save uNa,r, rn,,, ar,r,,l ru,sJ,,
.nJ TO tolls ~, that tho ,nm,h bu,
has appeared, IN a few wheat nrlJ, IA
Ihsi section
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Postal Savings Extended.

Every person In thr United States
ten yrArs old ~ over may open an
account IN a postal savinys bank after
July lat, according Ia an Inst ruciiye
lrniiri On The Postal savings System
Just isHurd 10y Post naaicf General
I'uflrson This Important extension
~ ,hr s.tvicr viii ,m made possible 10y
permitting PERSONS living IN com.
nuniiirs M sparsrly settled AZ not to
Justify ilr designation ~ their local
posi- offices ~ regular pos,a savings
banks Ia open accounts by mail.
Uoycrnor D9'kcry, Third Assistant
Post master General. Who has direct
supervision u postal savings, VA No
Impressed by appeals from all over the
country Ia open postal savings banks
accounts by natl that he took
up the task some weeks ago Of work
Ing out . fcsslbla and satp method for
NEE, Ing , demand veil ilustratcAin
Alet'rr from AsAlinc County, Missout.
40, Who rasides many inilss fvom a
pes,al savings hank. aii
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ID from Hfiy years " hard and ass,dsus
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

h"nu T." t. ' days visit With lie
ps,s"is
i'sup lInmssy AMI family drove
tna y, i"trpt aa,u,isy ~ last urrh I,
H. ,hei' go
- n u, III has sold lila Vernon
county f,'m a. aces. near Milo,
Mu iW sirn
N,s L"i' II EiNauis 10 Visiting
lie, mott" I law and hruii,r, ~ law
o. ul-uNw"i Iowa
D. y ", ~. ~ tiamlnn,p, iowa,
u ""N Ne" naima,isi a. the ., -
t'hillirI Jru a,u,u
WI iiwui .sa hu,u Thursday =,
ii"s '"-'"r,a Win Judge DUNCAN
~ the ,'tr aruu,i
eat 4 ned, and Judge II y
M"aa' had hus'"ras ~ ~ Joseph.
MuHia, N tits w-uL
Nj 10 iilarL ~ Spi,s,, Kan
s's T. ''r' Z hu'S. tho CUES, ~ hui
si-,u,, " D una iilarb
Mias a. "a i'rru,msn. 10 Visiting
De-, ~ $50 10 'aas innus. and hua
haul. ~ ii"l'. Numa,Ls
uinu' n,is. ~ h ,nasa tii,. VI,
,,'i l"b',r wu, Suni,, tho CUES,
~ 'ol''N, III "umo,ma fiIpni,
~. 80 uinn ~ iLr ,oalr,s "
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Wanted. More Light on That Bond Deal.


Explaining the increase OF the state treas
urers bond from $500. 900 TO 100000 and
the premium for IL correspondngly from $4,000
to $4,000, after he had agreed 10 the former
figure. Governor Morehead makes this charge
against Treasurer Hall:
believed then ~ / do now that he had some
Interior motive for doing. on recent nvestgaton
find believe the for his changing 30 sud
denly. The local asent Of the bonding company,
Judge England. who Il high class. honest upright
and In no way dishonesty connected with this
Transaction entitled to a commission OF 5000 on
the 5000 paid by the state premium this bond
Mr. Hall demanded OF the agent that this commission
he divided into five parts. 500 20 20 to his brother
John. NJ verdon 800 TO H. j. Murray. vice president
Of the Franklin bank OF which George Hall is presi-
dent; 800 TO w G. Dorsey and 500 70 James Conkhn
Just why this $50 should not have been returned to
the state treasury should like to have Mr.. Hall eN-
ain n Mr. Hall paying for this bond with funds
belonging to himself. he would have right to this
money. but when comes from the taxpayers OF the
state OF the treasury, which he IL anxious TO
protect understand how he Justify him
self in n transaction OF this kind
We would like to see this bond deal fully
gone into because there is more back Of IL
than even the governor has disclosed. and pre-
sumably other considerations as we'll for placing
il with the particular agent who wrote It. and
the peculiar division Of the commission the
premium.
Why was the million-dollar bond handed to
Judge England, lawyer, rather than an insur-
ance agent in the face OF the clamorous COM
petition of all the bond insurance underwriters
in the state? II is Of record that Judge Eng
land is republican, and not a democrat, and
further. that his signature appears as one OF
the original petitioners bringing out the candi-
dacy of the republican nominee for governor
who ran against Governor Morehead. It is Of
record, too that Judge England, from being an
active champion OF the republican candidate for
governor. suddenly switched shortly before the
election to become still more active champion
CT Governor Morehead. the democratic candl-
date for governor Did the writing OF the treas
urer's bond have anything to do with this polit-
zeal Transformation? And was Governor More
head, as the chief beneficiary, in on the deal?
This bond proposition has qualifications not
yet in full view. We believe the people Of
Nebraska who foot the bills want to know more
about It,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Carrying Europe's Credit.

That the splendid position OF the United
States in the world of affairs today Is fully APP
preciated In Europe Is established by the arrival
in New York OF q notable commission from
England and France sent to negotiate with
American financiers for the preservation OF the
financial credit OF the Allies. In some respects
this lie one of the most important delegations
that ever crossed the Atlantic, and its presence
at this time gives to the war added interest for
Americans. Recent raids on the credit of Eng
land and France by stock exchange Spectators
forced 20 the attention OF the statesmen OF those
countries the necessity OF making such arrange
ments in this country will protect them in
future transactions. They frankly looking
forward to the negotiation of a loan, probably
half billion OF dollars. to serve as basis for
any purchases they may make In this country.
This naturally presumes that buying war
munitions and food supplies will be extended
rather than diminished. II also indicates that
the financiers Of the United States do not expect
10 pay any great attention to the suggestion of
the president, made during the early days of the
war, that one good way for manifesting our neu-
trality would be to decline European loans The
bankers will get their share OF the war business.
along with the manufacturers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
FROM A ONE NIGHT STAND.

Detroit Free Press
It isn't just the colors OF the naples in
the lane
That makes me think that Summers
gone and Fall has come again
It's not the nodding goldenrod that
blossoms by the wall.
Nor yet because, on quiet days, the
ripened apples fall.
I'll tell you what has cheered my heart
we're going to see a play.
1 saw a brand new poster on the bill
board yesterday.
Oh, happy. lucky city folk, with all that
wealth commands
It's very dull of evenings in the lone
some one-night stands.
It's true the moving pictures show
our eye and grieve our heart,
But they. like Macbeth's visions,
come like shadows, so depart"
You've vaudeville the whole year round;
you ne'er feel oh, so gay.
Because you saw a poster on the bill
board yesterday.
It may be second company; It may be
even third;
There may be voices in the cast that
Broadway never heard.
The play may be relic of the palmy
days of wore
Who cares2 Well dust the Opra
House, and see a play once more.
The worlds q pleasant place to be,
though skies are getting gray
I saw brand new poster on the bill
board yesterday!
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Here and There

Colonel Francois Desclaux. former pay
master general OF the French army,
who on March q was sentenced by a
military court-martisl to seven years
solitary confinement after being con-
vieted on the charge OF stealing military
stores. was DEGRADED Monday morning
at the military school In Paris.
There are no cuss words In the Kick
Ap0o Indian language. according to
George Davis. former register OF deeds
In Brown county. Kansas. who was
raised on q farm adjoining the Indian
reservation. Even the sign language
OF the Indians. which Is the universal
means OF communication among all the
tribes. has no profanity.
Reno's method OF granting divorces
while you watt IL promised an airing
IN New York courts MIlnonAi-e Marc
sonis daughter. Nho married police
man some years ago and later shook him.
IN resisting the iatters claim Tor $1,000
year. alleges that ne divorced his first
wife At Reno In three days without wait
ing for the LEGAL six month"; residence
Some $4,000 wUs necessary to speed up
the Reno machine and IL responded 20 the
lubricant with amazing celebrity.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Farmers and the Experts.


The action OF the Nebraska Farmers union
in connection with the agricultural expert is
not to be interpreted meaning that the tiller
Of the soil is above taking advice and help from
the scientific man who is trying to aid in farm
progress. Il merely means that the farmers
will insist that the adviser shall know what he
Is talking about, The farmers of the country
for the last few years have been bedeviled by
host OF specialists who have been long on
theory and short on practice, and the resolution
adopted shows the natural resentment Of this
interference with tho business OF farming. The
great state universities of the west all msintain
thoroughly scientific and earnest staff man, who
know the conditions and study the needs of their
localities. and who do give immense assistance
to agriculture. Many farm problems sre solved
al the state schools and the general condition OF
the industry is improved as a result, Much is
yet to be found out, and intelligent and sym
pathetic cooperation between the Dlrmers and
the professors will uncover many Of the now
hidden things in farming. but tie half-baked
SHARP" Is a pest. and the farmer win be well
rid OF him.