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local attorney whose clients have been
fortunate In this regard. although he
IS the only one 30 far mentioned by the
sheriff.
Police Court Pardon Record,
sixteen 'vags." dlsorderly women and
~drunk" were pardoned by Governor
Morehead during 1914. according to the
Aaily record kept by former 'Jaiier cahili.
One man convicted OF aiding and abetting
the delinquency Of a minor was released.
Tho other pardons concern less flagrant
offenders.
A feature Of the governors police court
pardon record Is the rise and. decline In
numbers OF pardons during the year.
There was one such pardon In November.
1913; two In January. 1914: one In Febru-
AIRY, seven in April, five in May. four in
,June, three In July. two In August. one
h September, one in October and none in
the remaining months OF the year
The daily record compiled in the county
5aiI shows the names of police court Of
tenders pardoned. the dates when they
were sentenced and the dates when they
we're pardoned. No record is kept any
whore OF the attorneys or other repre-
sentaiivos employed by those prisoners
These Offenders Pardoned.
The governors 1914 police court pardon
record follows;
Jeanette Smith, vag., sentenced, October
81. 1918. pardoned November 20, 1913
Charles Freeman. vag, sentenced De
Gambler. ~. 1913. pardoned January -. lylS
John Hnghes: assaua,I I ssn,s 20 iSil
nd Wills drunk, sentenced January y,
aDl4, pardonad February u. iMt.
Walter c ,S. gag, sentenced Feoru-
= Mrs. H. /. Evans, vas. sentenced
1aRrcn Is, pardoned April y.
Joseph Ferst. non-suppori; sentenced
Thomas Hughes, destroying property,
sentenced March II, pardonea April y
Opal Johnson. vag. and prost., sentenced
April %, pardoned April IS.
Emma Millener, vag. and prost,, SEN
fenced April p. pardoned April ~
Wesley Woods, Assault sentenced
Mrs. Helstrom, yag., sentenced March
81, pardoned May 8.
John Ilsslah. .vag.. sentenced March %.
II Norris i1 vas.. sentenced March Is,
Minnie Philips. vag. ana prost., SEN
fenced March IS pardoned May ~
William Purdey. abusing family, SEN
tenced April ~. pardoned May 8.
Yililon Brooks, drunk, sentenced June
BERTHA cameron. vag and prost,. SEN
Snneed April u. pardonod June 10
Jack Mcfarland. petit larceny sen
fenced June Is. pardoned june * H., "a
II. NJ. Sexton, wax, sentenced May ~,
hardened June 6.
Zoe Lewis. petit larceny, sentenced July
= paSf iIsF s aasxsa II sentenced June IA
pardoned July II.
nry1s pardoned July Is,
Lewis BRONSON. vag;' senteheeu Ausus'
q raFdonad August -.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Kaiser Asks Usual Festivities
on His Birthday Be Omitted

tribulation which had come for the faith
erland. I am often aware, with the great
est satisfaction. Of the strong bond Of
love and confidence which unites mo
with the German people. thank in ad-
vance each person whose loyal supplica-
ton will. on my birthday. be made TO
the throne OF the highest, as we'll as
every one who will think Of me in a
friendly spirit
Il am one with the whole German peo-
pie and their princes The one prayer
which sways our hearts Is for the Faith
erland; that God will graciously grant us
further victories over our enemies and,
after a peace with honor, happy future
for our country
Emperor Williams birthday is Jan
uary q. II Is understood here that the
customary court balls viii be abandoned.
The money usually devoted to these en-
tertninments will this year be applied to
charitable purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
WHEAT DROPS FIVE
CENTS AT OPENING
Another Rumor of Embargo on Elk
ports Brings Out a Flood Of
Stop-Loss Orders.
HALF WAY RALLY FOLLOWS

CHICAGO. Jan 1s.--wheat dropped 5
cents in the first fifteen minutes of to-
days session OF the Board OF Trade on
reports that congressional movement
was on foot to prohibit exports May
wheat. which closed at ass yesterday,
sold down 20 $l.40.
For a brief time trading assumed an
almost pan'cky aspect. storm OF stop
loss orders from Unprotected bulls came
on the market ana round the pit tenn
porarily without buyers At the ex-
treme decline several OF the larger houses
began to purchase on liberal scale.
The result was a quick rally but only
to about half the extent Of the break.
When comparative calm had been re-
stored the May option was steadying
around si.f2h.
In the later dealings. geperous export
sales here and at the seaboard. including
considerable amounts for ocean ship
ment in March, put relative firmness into
the market The close, nevertheless, was
unsettled at 2hd3ssc under last night.
with MAY at &l.HSs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

BERLIN. Jan. 1s.--(via The Hague and
London.)-Thb Reichsnzeiger has pub
lished decree, signed by Emperor VIII
liam. according TO which his majesty. In
view Of the seriousness OF the present
situation. asks that all the festivities for
merly neid on the occasion OF his birth
day. be omitted this year. An exception
Is made. however, Of the celebrations
usually held In churches and schools
The emperor asks even that the many
letters and kilograms generally sent him
on his birthday by societies and private
individuals, although always highly
appreciated. be dispensed with. His ma
jesty says he fears these communications
might interrupt tho telegraphic and pos
tai systems and interfere with his work
at general headquarters.
For this reason" the decree goes on,
II am obliged TO beg that especial ex-
pressions Of good wishes be omitted. Nor
are these needed, for IN these DAYS Of
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
German Report Ends,
"This is the Truth"

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE official an
nouncement given out in Berlin. relating
the capture of $500 French troops at sois-
sons and saying further that from 1000
to 5000 French dead were found after the
battle. concludes with the unusual asser-
ton, This Is the truth"
wireless dispatch from Paris. copied
in London, categorically denies these Ger
man figures. II says the French troops
engaged in the Scissors battle were less
than three brigades and that conse-
quently the Berlin figures cannot be. cor
rect.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Depnrtment nrier..

wAsHINGToN. u, C., Jan. &c -Gspeciai
Teleeram.)-l-, y. GoOoell has been ar-
polluted ri;ral letter carrier al Haiglcr.
Neb.. Leroy y. Lemert appointed post
master al Spencer. Mccook county, South
Dakota. Vice r.. r. LOveioy.
civil fergice eNamina ions for fourth
class pOstmasters Nil be held February
"a. at the following places;
in Nchraska-Ain Creighton.
Fremont, Geneva Grand Island. Ne
braska CITY. O'Nein. Ord. Superior. Wa
hoo. Wayne. York.
Ia Iowa-Aleona. Carroll Cherokee
Clarion, Clinton. Dos Muines EagIe
Grove. Emmetsburg. Fort Dodge. Hamp-
ton. Iowa city, Marshalitown, Ottumwa
Rock Rapids. Sioux City, Spencer. Upton
Washington
The OFFICES 20 BE- filled are as follows.
In NebTaskR-Bc Boelus. Burkett
Carroll. Centfr. Colon, lnman. Morse
Bluff, Royal. scotia. SpringvieW. Stock
ham. 6tFann, Unadilla.
In IoWa-Bronson. Cushing, Dickens.
Dixon. Enterlrise Fast Peru. Geneva,
Lester. Little Rock Miles. Nontorr Oak
dale. Ollie. Cttosen. RenUick RinRsfed
R0Wfn. SELMA. Somers Westside
station No. ! az the Grand Island. Neb
postoffice has been ordered estabiikhed
IN February y. az loe West Fourth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Threatens German,
Gets Jail Sentence

TACOMA, Wash, Jan is-Edwin r.
Scott OF Raymond. WASH. was sentenced
yesterday TO six months In jail by Fed
eral Judse r.. Il. cushman. for threaten
ing the life OF the German ambassador.
Count Won Bernstorff. Scott admitted
having written two letters 20 the ann
bassador at Washington in which he made
sxtravagant threats. These, he said.
''were all bluff"
Secretary Bryan and the attorney gen
ersi showed marked interest In the prose
cution OF the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17


4S3 dead and $40 injured. present re-
ports indicate 20.0O0 deaths and twice IA
many injuries in this catastrophe. The
only buildings not levelled by this earth
quake we're the few made with reinforced
concrete.
Few Foreigners in District.
The absence OF foreigners In the dis
trict devastated is smother point OF diff
ference between this quake and the last
Not only were the American consul and
his wife kllled at Messina. hut a long
list Of tourists from the United states
we're reported missing. in addition 20
travellers from other countries. No one
not an Italian has as yet been reported
as injured or missing In the present
disaster.
Up to the present. the Italian govern
ment has declined foreign official assist
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Germans Evacuate
Towns of Belgium

AMSTERDAM Via Londonl, Jan. o.
The correspondence at ostend OF the Tijda
says the Germans have evacuated all the
coast towns ana villages as far north as
Mariskerka. which Is north Of Nieuport.
westende and Middelkerke. and three
miles southwest OF Ostend. These towns,
however. has not as yet been occupied
by the Allies
PARIS. Jan. 1e.-The following official
communication was issued by the war
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

They are trying TO switch poor old
Mique Donln a long, long way from
Broadway. Shreveport. La, Is trying 70
get the Austin franchise OF the Texas
league. and Il Shreveport is successful
Il wants '"1NirlSey Mike" for team man
ager. Mike, however Is trying to con-
meet rs manager Of the Richmond Inter
national league club. provided Richmond
Is taken into the Barrow circuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Chicago Man is
Murdered in Alaska

CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-Louis Sehonborn.
a former Chiesgoan. who Is reputed 20
have acquired fortune In the Alaskan
gold fields. was murdered IN Bonanza.
Alaska. ON January s. according to a
letter received yesterday by police Of
ncials. who were requested TO search for
his relatlves
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

office tonight:
There is nothing OF Importance TO
communicate except that our troops have
taken possession Of . new trench m the
vicinity of Perthes and Of . Wood from
900 to 800 metres in front Of our lines TO
the north OF Beausejour
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

The large number of dposo in the Christmas Savings Club
terrible conditions
change minds and decide hold the membership books for ONE
that
hardly ourseveO off hundreds
already joined simply through
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
MARSISCA DIOCESE
TRANSFORMED TO
GREAT CEMETERY

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
TRAFFIC IN PARDONS
FROM GOV. MOREHEAD?

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

We fathers and mothers to make special last
children
hardly weekly you'll delighted
still growing It's the ideal gather
for the chdrenbesds the
Of plenty money
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
THE NEW SERUM PLANT
Location of Building Changed to Pa.
 cilitate Shipping of Serum.

Government statistics show that 90 per cent of all the hogs that die in the United States die from hog chole- a. In the treatment of cholera among nogs the demand for antihog cholera serum has increased to such an extent hat it was necessary to erect new building in which to manufacture the 'erum al Little Rock The old build ng was located at Fayetteville The rection ot the plant at Little Rock vas done to facilitate the shipment of ;erum
 \ site for the building was secured rear the Well Packing Company < pi"at and modern sanitary buildir 1, Vas constructed to meet large do hands in Arkansas.
 The veterinarian at the Experiment station has held meetings at various >laces III the state. at which he has Slyen special instructions in the ad. ninistrauon of this serum The farm demonstration agents have received 'pecial instructions in the use of anti.
 oe cholera serum and these agents lave already rendered great service D their counties in controlling this Tread disease among hogs
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
tSI5 SEED COHN MUST
 BE SELECTED AT ONCE
Delay Until Time 10 Plant to Secure Good Parent Stock Why Arkansas Average Yield Is 20 Bushels an Acre.

Do not wait until planting time tc pick out or buy the seed corn. Begin to look for good seed ears now an1 Keep them in dry place and protect ad from the grain moth so that they 'i'I grow. Many farmers depend on 5icking the seed corn out of the crib ..c in Che season only to find thas uring the winter most of it has bee"
 q, and that only a few bushels O. .Enius rtmam from which to select ne parent stock for the crop Of next ear.
 Corn that is allowed to stay in the crib all winter, especially if it was put
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
TRUSTEES SALt,

Notice is hereby given that b. y rtU, of a ..f. tain doet of trust eNtcuted on the e7th day O February, 1912. by Elijah Walht and Cert ude Walker to Vern Buchanan as truS. ec for w NJ White. and duly assigned Co Dr. w " Hiee which said deed of trust i- recorded ii the Re. corder's office of Nevada County in haok sN ag 4yo, the undersigned as trustee for the sait Dt W. W. Rea Wiil oa thr 22rd day of 1.au#y .1l- between the hours of nine o'clock A. M ,r three clock r a. at tn, front .,a1r uc trc ,r vada County Court House. offer for sale for .ts to the highest bidder the following real estat, uate in the County of Nevads and the Stafce e Arkansas to-wit' The West half of the Eas, had of the Northwest qnarter of the Northwest auar ter of See ron 2a io~ Bship 10 south Eange 2 V est. Also one acee in the Northeast cor e e the West half of the Northwest quarter of 'i Northwest quarter in Section 20. IoWushin South. Range 22 West
 Sa safe will he made for the purpose of tl.. charging the lion ateL b2 said de,i ot 7. and in conformity herewith ard the paymeIt the debt of ninety dollars secured therety.
 Witness my hand this 18th day of Dec 1914
 R B. HAMILTON. Trustee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08

in damp or became damp, will not ger minate strong, with the result that asre will be many weak plants or ai..iuR hils in the Geld There is al aays rush ot work in the spring at planting time Seed should be select i before this rush basns,
 A man who is not pushed for time will do better work, SO that seed that .s selected early will be of better quality than that selected when the 'armer feels that Ge ousht to have hls .eams in the field select fifty ears fos saeh acre ina. is to be planted, Some f it is likely to be spoiled or become Iamaged At a second selection at a#umg time. some of the ears will ba h.oWn out because they do rot leo
 good as they did at first
 rl.ns may be chapge1 so t'.at few uo.e acres may ba planted chan v"s f aras intended After all if there 'a
 mal surplus il may be sold Ja cuc nciehbor who has ucglevtod hi .gI. and ube will be willing to pay q -ad pe.ce. ror jt. or it may be fed and aoiniag lost If you must buy seea ,et it carly The aocd houses usually oil their best seed first and if there a demand may sell very inferio' sad at the end of the season. Tn, allure of so many of our farmers to .or superior quality of seed early m le season is one big factor in ca8s ug the average yield of corn to be ,nl twenty bushels per acre in Ar lansas.
 Earl kilpatrick,
 ENneriment Station. FaNetteville
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
TICKS FROM TALL TIMERS
4oN to Get in Tick Free District
 This Year.

IT you want your county to be in the iG eradication district and rid your 'ojuty of the Texas fever tick and 31 thousands of dollars of loss an usUy. then hustle out with petitions O local representatives of the Arkan- .as Legislature which convenes nex, week, urging that your county be placed in the tick eradication district
 There are now two eradication dis ricts in Arkansas, the Northeast Tick Eradication District. under the contro! lf a commission. and the Northwce, District. in charge or board of con ,ol. and under the direction Of the leaG of the Veterinary Science Depe-t- nent ot the State College Of Agricul ure tt Fayetteville.
 1he work has been carried on ir hest districts by counties who low m annual tax of five cents on all ,3t le of dairy and beef class in thos counties
 In any part of the state outside tar tick eradication districts it would h practical for several counties in u group to join forces and form loca district These counties could com, 'n under the present laws and rtgr ions provided they are placed legll, and the tax of five cents is levied or all neat cattle within your borders.
 R. NJ. Cow, State \ eterinaria'l.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
4oRTlcuLrURALlsTs TO MEET.

Experiment station, Fayetteville.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
THE BLISTER CANkER.

Apple tree blister canker will never disappear once it has gained a foot. hold in the apple tree. It spreads so rapidly in the heart wood it soon in- vades the entire tree. The only rem. edy for prevention is to keep all the wounds covered with stiff white lead paint Never use ready mixed paint, as it often contains gasoline or other injurious substances, A little lamp black may be used if white paint is not desirable
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08

The Arkansas Horticultural Society II mold its annual state convention Fayetteville January II to l6 inclu- .9e. Convention week Nil be Farm r'e Week. at the university The .rfn1sae ColIcz" of Agwcul,ure has FH2cd for the entertainment of tho
 tor~ X large exhibit of sprarina machinery and cuitiyatiug material- la hr on display, which will give respective purchasers aI opportunity o see machinery iu operation before uymg ltis expected that the largest tt.uGauce in the history of the or .oIiIation will be present
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08

By applying 10 the office of the state veterinarian at Fayetteville or the state demonstration agents at the Old State House, Little Rock, or of your local county demonstration agent you can secure 'the aid you desire in com batting this disease, which can be ah. solutely controlled by the use of the serum.
 R M. Cow, State Veterinarian
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice Is hcr, hy given ;h' by vi.tuc cf g. y,. tain Deed oi Trust executed on the 20;h ia, Q, March. lSil. l. Avn Mali,c'. tUJ F. Hutna d, trustee fos D. ( Tipprt ard duh assigned .u pr ". W. Rice, which sai, decd of trust k rso,. ded in the Recorders ohcr of NeN ada Conuty in tu * 50 at page 3G2 the undersigned rs trustee for the said W. W. Rice. will on the 2ari day of Ianr.,rv iSl6. between the hours of nine e clock NJ and three e'clock ' M, al the front door of the Ne vada Count Court House, offer tor sale Cor cash to the highest bidder the follow inv rtai e. at, situate in the County of N+vadn and Stnt.. O, Arkansas, to-Hit: The East ha!i of the E..s' al of the Northwest quartcy uf the Northwest o a,- ter, of Section 20 Township 10 south. a4 e West.
 Said sale will be made for the purpnye of ,lis charging the lein created by sad decd of t.aSt and m conformity thereN ith and tt, psvui.rt u, the debt of Sli2 53 secured her, by
 Witncss my hand th,s lC ! CAV af De-, !e'
 k. R. HAMILTON Truu ,
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08

Srayed From my place near Bierne, Ark. One fea-bit en mare about three year old, had on bell when she left. Liberal reward fer any informatioa leading to her recovery.
 hillJ James.
 Bierne. Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-01-08
counties

Next to having good seed a pIol arly prepared seed bed is of most i'm portance in planting crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
KAISER BUSY IN
CAVELL MATTER
Calls on Military and Civil
Governors of Belgium
10 Explain
is RULER DISPLEASEDi

LONDON. oct sS-A reported
summous 60 Gen. Won he tAcken
and Won Kissing. the civil and mill
tary governors OF Belgium. to re-
mort AZ imperial headquarters per.
sonally regarding the execution OF
-.all.-.. Edith Cavoll. English woman.
Ess interpreted here today as
meaning that her killing may not
he as unqualifedly approved as the
statement On defense. issued by
Secretary zimmerman OF the Ber.
lin foreign office. indicated
This announcement held her ex.
eeutlon legal and justified and
rolutcd out that her work was part
az world wide" plot In which a
woman might be more crafty than
a man.
The impression here has been all
along that the Brussels authorities
fastened her death lest the kaiser
pardon her.
However the kaiser might re.
gard the merits OF the case. II Is
not believed that he was pleased
With Interference With his prerog
atives Probably for the sake OF
discipline. nothing will be done OF
lieially. but is believed the gov.
errors will be made TO regret thely
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
euLoARIANs BEATEN

ATHENS. Oct. 25.-The Bulgar'
ian offensive has been broken at
veles, according TO dispatches to
day from Salonika. French and Ser
blan troops have effected juno
ton al Krivolak and have succeed
cd In srna shing the Bulgarian left
wing. The repulse threw the enc
my into great confusion. They are
reported In disorderly retreat. The
French forces are in hot
pursuit.
The French defeated the Bulgar
ians Sunday, from Ondovo 10 kriy
olak, In a 20-hour battle. The Bul.
gars retired from Rabrovo. and the
pursuing French occupied the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
AUSTRIA CLAIMS SUCCESSES

VIENNA. Oct. sa.--General sue
cesses for Austrian arms were de
.sSyabed today in an official state
.fnf issued by the Austrian war OF
no. The Te4on advance In Ser
(bia continues despite Serbian re
ports 10 the contrary, the state
ment said.
In Serbia Gen. Won koevess
forced the Serbs across the Palan'
IA" said the statement. The Ger
mans have captured the heights
north OF Petrovac and are advanc'
fng on both sides OF the Morava
rfver.
The Bulgarians crossed the mid
de Timok river. In Northeastern
Serbia. and are making progress to
ward junction with cur forces.
Failure OF the Italian renewed Of
rensiye. coupled With capture oil
Kolki. Russia. and other gains In
Russia and Serbia. VAS also chron
lcled In today's official statement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
WON'T RECOGNIZE FLAGS

LONDON. Oct. 25.-Ths pro
visions OF the declaration OF Lon
don for determining the nationality
OF vessels by their flags has been
abolished as inexpedient. by an
order in council Rules and prin-
ciples OF prize courts declared be-
fore the declaration went into 81.
feet we're substituted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
sERas SLAUGHTERED

BERLIN, oct. 25.-The Germans
today claimed successes along the
East front and in Serbia.
The official statement said.
The Austro-Germans threw the
Serbians back east OF Lucayina.
won the heights OF Slava Boziys,
and crossed the Danube near Orzo-
va. The number OF dead left on
the field north Of Petrovac and
A-Asnovac proved the enormous
losses OF the SerbIans."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
u. 9. PREPARES PROTEST

WASHINGTON. Oct rs
President Wilson today sp-
proved a note TO England pro-
testing against British inter
ference With American trade.
The state department, will prob
ably forward II today. II Was
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
REPORT FRENCH VICTORY

PARIS. Oct. 25.-Victorses for
French arms north OF Mesnil were
recorded IN today's statement.
by desperate attacks we captur'
ed the second line OF strong sail
ents. comprising the slopes north
OF Hill 1876. a mile north OF Mes
nil" said the communlque.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
GORITZ EAlLENf

LONDON, Oct. .5-Confirmation
I.os unofficial reports that the ltal
rrd. have captured GoFitE were
aited here today On several
0evious occasions reports have
Ieen circulated that this city mas
fallen, but all proved premature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
VENICE eoMeARoso

ROME, Oct. 25.-Austrisn
seroplsnes threw ten bombs
on Venice last night. Stralzi
.zEsurch was damaged and sew
ersI buildings were Isnited, but
there were no casualties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
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