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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10
REQ Car Popular In
State Of Nebraska

Thank heaven, It's raining in Ne.
hraska-uow we can let California
have few extra carloads" F" exclaimed
y G. Rueschow cxultoutly, az he
glonocd at the weather map and saw
that the state OF Nebraska promised
TO be wet for few days at least,
~ have gotten the habit Of prayinr
Tor rnin--anNwhcrc | ann not particn.
lar as TO locality just SO long as n
rains enough to muck up the roads
Tor a few days and relieve tho sitn.
alton, y says the Roo sales manager
dealers arc about driving me daf.
ty with their demands Cor ears and
We We learned to look for a lot up In
The kilograms ouly when rain makes
THE roads lmpassblc in some favored
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10
Journal Want Ads Bring ResuFs

smoking is, to Il great extent, a driv-
ing trick, used by the crew of car
that is being overtaken to prevent the
car following good enough view of
the roadway to enable it to pass. Hith-
erto such tactics have been deemed
semi.legitimate. The more advanced
school of engineers and racing experts
unite in predicting the elimination Of
the smoke nuisance.
"There is really no excuse for a
smoking automobile, either on the race
track or in the hands of private own
er on the road" decalres Ray Harroun,
chief engineer Of the Maxwell Motor
company, whose cars have been prom
inent in all the recent speed eompeti-
tions for their consistent performance
and their economical needs Of gasoline
and OIL "Perfect carburetion and a
correct lubricating system are all that
is necessary to prevent excessive smoke,
Gas a matter Of fact, we believe that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10
What Authorities
Say Regarding War

Compiled by Nicholas Klein for
Harper's Weekly.)
"Thou shalt not kill."-Moses in the
decalogue.
"Take not up the sword. They that
take up the sword shall perish by the
sword. Jesus, the Carpenter of Naz-
areth.
"Always when there is q war, the
devil makes hell larger,"-A German
Proverb.
"Cannons and firearms are cruel and
murderous machines. Martin Luther
go, war, thou son of hell! Will
liam Shakespeare,
"War is n brain scattering, wind pipe
splitting art Lord Bacon.
"'War is the devils gambling game"
George Fox.
"War is the business Of hell,''--Rev.
John Wesley.
"There never was a good war or n
bad peace Ben jamin Franklin.
"War is the trade Of barbarism.' =
Napoleon Bonaparte
" A good man never makes good
soldier. The worst man always makes
the best soldier. The soldier is moth
ing but n hired legalized murderer, -
Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Providence takes no notice Of which
side is right or wrong in any war
Providence is always ON the side Of
the heaviest artillery. ~ Napoleon
Bonap0rte,
"Napoleon was mighty gambler
whose game was empires whose stakes
were thrones, whose table, earth, whose
dice were human bones, Lord Byron
"The military profession is n damna
bic profession. ."-The Duke Of yelling
ton,
"War is the statesman's game, the
priests delight, the lawyers Jest the
hired assassin 5 trade, "--Shelley.
"My greatest regret Is that / have
been the author Of three wars in which
thousands Of lives were lost. Chan
ccllor Prince Bismarck according tC
Dr. Busch, Bismarck's biographer
"Thc soldier is a hired assassin, =
Victor Hugo.
"m the twentieth century war will
he dead, the scaffod will be dead, ma
Z Iuuhl UounuuflVh VIII ne ueUu, only
! man win live, Victor Hugo.
! - ! confess without shame that an
I tired and sick Of war, Its glory is al
! moonshine. Even success the mos
! brilliant is over dead and manget
bodies; the anguish and lamentations
! OF distant families appealing to me foi
missing ones, husbands and fathers
I II Is only those who have not heard q
! shot nor heard the shrieks and groani
Iot the wounded and lNccratod that cry
/, aloud for more blood, more. vengeance
more dcsolotion. War is hell.'-Gen
I crol William Tecumseh sherman.
! "Thcy shall beat swords into plow
! shares and their spears into prunin,
I hooks. NtOiOn shall not rise agains
! nation, nor shall men learn war an,
4 morc,"-Tho Hebrew Prophet Isaiah.
I "War is organized murder pilng,
! and cruelty. / acknowledge ourselve
= to be bloodthhtsty horde Of brig
ouds.' General "Chinescn Gordon.
N d" War is the work of butchers. -
n Kiplmg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10

an ;s n ren,orl,oblo condition. In all
NV exnericnce--and ia hate to saw
how long have been in the automobile
business for few people realize the
business is as old MS tbat-T have never
known such n demand for cars. Seems
ms 10 there is no end to r.
"This morning when | got down to
tbe office was snrnrised 10 find Nor.
man DeVaux our California distributor,
there waiting for me. DeVaux had
wired twice q dav for weeks begging
for moro cars We were shining his
full quota regularly but he said that
didn't relieve tbe Situation. why that
Jocsn,t tnkc oore nf tbn solos n cus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10

the lubiicating system Of ,,r l.,
racing or touring should be = i,,'', y,
ed that excessive smoke viii b !, N. ny.
sible, A well designed motor IN. Y,
need to be drenched with ,er1lr, 1Is' n Il
even at the highest motor s1seis q,
racing experiments have prOv,j tIhn,
yond question. We viii Nel,sns \,
reasonable restriction regarding usIs
from our racing cars / lsVe ,s,,,
seen them smoke in any Of tisir re,,l
races and don't believe i possible ID
them to become offensive d duCym
nor have | ever heard q tonMatSeu, \
plain about them on sAis stn.p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10
WrLL ANNouNcn Rourr.

Washington, April To- That the
route Of the governments 's Alaskan rail-
road win be officially announced with.
IN few days was stated this afternoon
following meeting OF the cabipct.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10

A man can no more tell YOU the ages
of his children than woman will tell
you her own,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10

4 X x 4 4 4 < x #+ssgsst .
x No matter what MhRps !
x sell, a Journal waAMt
x sell 1t for you If ituAM'A =
X
x x !; 4 X %**&&# $$&ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-10

After Il man gets 10 be about so old
tho Insurance solicitors give him rest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
Gordon & Kidd
REAL EST ATE
AND NSUR ANG
ITO N. Third 81.

ate; Farmers Bank of shinnston, body
a BODY corporate; Grafton BaAk. body
|corpoFate; ". Il. Sands and e. e SANDS.
execntoEs 1f the last VII os q F. sand q
NJ showalter, q. r.: Smith, Z. "A. CLARK. q.
b. Clark, n. 8. Sands. md all bond hoiders
Of the Harrison-Barbour Coal Company,
whose names and places of residence are
to plaintiffs. unknown, defendants.
The object OF the above entitled chancery
cause is 20 enforce a vendors lien held by
plaintiffs upon certain real estate owned
b ythe Harrison Barbour Coal Company,
corporation, and to subject said real
estate to sale to satisfy said lien afora-
said, and for special and general relief.
And it appearing from an afhdaIt 2ted
lin this cause that certain bond holders of
the said Harrison Barbour Coal Company,
aforesaid, to-wit: The CoI0uiai Trust Com
pany corporation; Trnstee; American
National Bank q corporation: Oliver y.
Sands West Alexander National Bank. q
|corporatioai: L.SB. Sands. L. q. Race, and
L. q. Sands, one pr the e1eeu-
tors Of the last Will OF j.. q.
Sands, deceased, are nOn-residents Of the
state of Vest Virginia, # Is ordered that
they do appear herb within one month
after the date Of the first publication here
OF as well as all other bond holders OF
the HARRISON Barbaour Coal Company,
whose names and places OF remdence are
to plaintiffs unknown. and do what IS
necessary TO protect their interests herein.
A''sss s /. WADE coFFMAN, Clerk.
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Y Al UATION'
OF RAILROADS
IS INCREASED
.Mononqaheia Valley Traction
Company Assessed at Sum
of S. OO, 600.

West Virginia railroads viii pay
taxes this year on approximately $S:-
00O 900 more property than In - y.
The assessments Of the ratlroads JUST
Icomnilad by the board of public WORKS
show that the total value of the ras.-
roads operating In the state Is 81 So
|287.88 In 191 4 the total valuation
was 86,394,163.
Among the larger trunk lines o.
the state there was little change IN
the assessments. an increase IN tas
valuation OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad being attributable to the facs
that the Mooredeld and Virginia rai1-
road was assessed this year by the
board OF public works as q branch line
of the Baltimore and Ohio system.
! General Increased valuations
among the street railroads operatin
in the state increased tne total val-
|uation OF these lines from $13 .936,-
900 In 1914 to $15,1T1. 900 rnis year.
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ohpEn OF PUpLIcAEIoN.

< 4. X q
State or VEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Harrison S3nn5ys
on Monday, the 9th day of July, 1915, the
following order was e p3esnedG
VS.. In Chancery.
Lloyd g. Berry and Albert r. Martin,
Object of Suit. y
to OBJ obtain decree against the defendant.
Lloyd c. Berry. for the sum Of $:;.;;:: =.
due from said defendant to the plaintiff on
an account, debt or claim for gooGs ana
defendant by NJ. "A. Nusbaum, Inc, and
which debt, claim and account amounting
to S45.I5 wns transferred to the plainttn
and on account Of certain note for $1,000
National Bank Of Clnrksburg ON the goth
order OF said bank in thirty days inter
the date thereof and which was signed by
said defendant and by the pia1t INT as satd
On said note, and which note was, after
maturity and after dtshOnor nnd nom
payment by said defendant, paid py tne
had accrued thereon after maturity, pr1n.
cipnl interest amounting to the sum 81
S........... And the further object Of the
suit lis to enforce the payment OF said debt
by process Of attachment AGAINST the real
and personal estate of the said defendant.
And It appearing from an amdavtG nIed
is a non-resident Of this State. e is Or
that Re 90 e RPs
this order and do what IL necessary to
protect his interests herein. "a -
Giyon under my hand this the oeh day
OF July. 1915: .x,r.r. Z, r,..,-
81. W. WILLIAMS,
Counsel for Plaintiff. "A
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WANTED 10 RENT
NOTICE or cOsraSIss1ONER,s SALE or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree Of tile Circuit Court
Of Harrison County Mess ya 20 ma. m 1aas
in the chancery cause of Felix Q. Sutton,
against Mamie r. Lowe, and others Whtch
clerks once Of said court in Chancery
order Book No: g. 9aee 1T will on n, ]
sa. ~ sss hour aee As i 1850 solos, = NJ
at the front door Of the Court House OF
Harrison County,. wet vdrgitnais, f Smer hor
described real estate. together with the
house thereon and appuEtenances thereto
0e All aRsi s esrtaia lot or parcel Of lana
being Lot No: I'VE ,l25 q tie s9b.p,.i AZ
e TIT ~ aS t gh 81 @ s.
the the Plat 81 said sub. diyiaion Of said lot
Il tna eaes so u tss sle aeFf i cesat
ess io e ~ S0s e ss:,S
bounded and described as follows
line sss 81 eoiless street and corner g iet
No. 8; thence with line Of lot No. 8, s: s g
Sss t fsss e ana SIZE Il ss fst e
as f IE cssss sh W s e . lss s
to q stake, corner to Lot No. Of said
sub-diyision: thence NTH line Of setd loe
e as, let to % ssake ssi thenee W s. degrees
Y. thirty three ana ay es e c6 siSSs9
feet TO STAKE IN Vu0s N<StAo1eIIs
e. Ssss 1so degrees ess io b. thirty laoj feet g
parssI q land vac ssnysysa e Na Emit
May LYMAN, bis wife, by deed bearins
date the srd day Of November: l01a. said az
clerk 81 the county Court q HsFFison
No. PIC. page 1ai, reference here being
made. to said plat and deed Aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale one-third, Or az mncn e
more a. the purchases thereof maj aa elect .nS
the residue thereof A six ana twelve
,nonths from date q sale. the Pnss ss,rstsr
for the deferred Payments, and yendor.s
lien to be retained Ypou the feat essa1e
sold ~ further aecur4ty.
F. o. SUTTON.
M Special CpEnn41ei0ner. !.
I, ]. wade COnnaan, Clerk OF the Circuit
COURT Of Harrison County West Varg, nat5,
approved BY me aa suMcient. ana In the
penalty provided BY said decrea, has peen
given by said epeeial aouanaiggao9es
/, WADE +COEEGAN.
Clark Of the Circuit Court OF HArfAson
County. West virginia.
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county. aiais 26th day of Tune. 1915; and
IN the 6Sd year OF the state.
lsllEI.l- II. WADE COEGA4ANs. ClerG.a
oRDrR OF PUBLICATIONS.

ORDER OF QUALIFICATIONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At ruIea held In the Office OF the CLERK
~ the Circuit Court OF Harrison County.
n, Monday, the 9th day of July, 1010. the
foiloyine order was entered
~ iSDWARD WATRIN, Plaintiff,
go va In Chancery.
TTiIIA NEATRIN. Defendant.
VI n. IN - Object Of Suit.
The object OF this suit f. 20 obtain Iorr
tl,e piaintin IN absolute divorce from the
y. anS it appearinE from an afddavit filed
In said suit that the said Julia Watrin y
nonresident Of this state. y = 9ra f.,,s,
the iate Of the first publication OF this
orfier and do what ts necessary TO protect
hts Given under my hand this the 9th day
q july TN I. WADE eoFFsrAN. Clerk.
WILL b. MORRIS.
CounRel for Plaintiff. .---...--..
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.IIleP0st-RegefCa.
Real Estate and Insurance
%. FLOYD. Mgr.
Rooms 3o5s3o7 eoH Bldg
4 tncreaae. q 81 .ls5 .elec.

an increase. Of $l,135s Geo. 4
Decreases are shown In the assess-
Ements made, by the board Of pubi1r
works on express companies, private
car lines and toll bridge companies.
The decrease In. the yaluatio ct st1.ss
bridge companies Is substantta the
same al the yaluation Of toll brtEtga
across the Kanawha river sod TO the
city Of Charleston. Whine me attls
drawal OF the United States Hzpr es.S
Company from the express neld Ioys
cred the valuations on that class .of
public utilities
The Monongahsla vaney Traction
.Company's property Is assessed an
5000. 600. s
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,NOT1pE

Any person or persons having p0ssessssSS S
S42S are requested to present same 70 me
Towndes Savings Bank and Trust COM
,S no ana submit to having said book car.
ccaiIai and new book issued In lieu 9hereGfs
TTIE I,OwNDES SAVINGS BANK AMI
n TRI5STa COMPANY Il.
nv Geo. Z. Duncan, Trensurer:
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suLal1al1olNilsI.

sTATH OF WllHI VkH51N4A, .. lI.l 4 g.
10 the sheriff Of Harrison County.
You are hereby commanded 70 summon
Inlia WRfrin TO appear before the Judge
a orr Circuit Court Of Harrison Counfy
Eat the Clerks, once OF our said Court. q
rules to be held therein Tor said CouEes
nnGyvar. Ia 4 bill In Chaneery exhibited
aaain1t her in our said Court by Edward
svgSfnS 50. 1. wade Cnnman, Clerk a. our
mia Court ak the Court house Is the said
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21
ADa1N1II1srRAroRss NOTICE.

=, ~ a,+s 81 IA the estate Of Augustus NJ.
MIrasY. deceased, viii please make pay.
ment OF said indebtedness and RR Essemt
70 the undersigned adIntntstFao0r OF Aa-
gustus NJ. Hursey, deceased
Administrator OF Augustus a. Hnrsey. de-
1ui $3.50 is15. p. o. Bx II. clarksburg.
West NifRintn. IS 1 .---..
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Your money can he no safer
invested than invested -
Real Estate.
INDUSTRIAL.
ADDITION
Howard st.

Three good Lots practical
II level on which is one store
bulk ding and two 5-roorn cot
tages with bath; cabinet
anantles, oak finish and COW
cred with slate.
Price if sold at once $3.50
will make reasonab bic terms
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21

FOR RENT-Newly papered, seven room
house. and fine cement cellar, porch and
deep well, layatories in bed rooms. two
closets we'll improved. Rent $500. 424
rhilippi street, east Of Linden avenue.
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,e sherif Of Harrison County

TO the Sheriff Of Harrison County
You are hereby commanded 70 summon
Erma b. HagEerty to appear beIore rne
JudRe Of eur Circuit Court OF HarTtson
County at the Clerks once OF our 9aid
Court, At rules to be held therein Sor sa1d
Court, On the dRat Monday in August, nSxE:
to answer q bill in ChnnceEy exhintte4
againHtther in our said Court by e, LLOYD
and haze then fnsrS l.s sRis II w onr
said Court, at the Court house Of the said
county, this 26th day Of June. 1915, and
IN the $50 year Of the State.
! s. /. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Il ORnEm OF PUBLIOAT1ON.
sTATM soE WEST VIRGINIA.
X rules held in the ONCE OF the Clerk
0f the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
on Monday the 9Th day OF July, 1915, the
following order was 0ntofe03
q, Lloyd HAGGHRTYs Plaintiff.
sv9. In Chancery.
! ERA6A 3. HAGGHRTE, Defendant.
Object 81 Suit.
The object Of this suit - 20 obtain 1ox
the plaintiff m absolute divorce from the
Ana Il appearing from, an afidayit fled
IN ssId suit that the said Erma b. Hag-
gerfy a q non.HNsidemt Of this state, &c 10
month from the date Of tho drEt puhHca-
ei0I, of thie order and do what 80 necoesAFy
10 protect her interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 9th Day
q 'u gApli coTEaAAN. clerk.
Counsel for Plaintin.
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Telegram Classified Ads AI0ays Bring Results S5s

FOR RENT Five room fat with bath.
nan, Mt st. Charles Hotel.
FOR RENr-House Of six rooms, bath
md basement. centrally located. In
qufre of s. Nusbaum. BOB Main street.
FOR RBNT-New sdx room house, with
bath, Htenley Heights, large lot, tmmeddf
nte poEsesston. two store Poems and g
seven room apartment In new brick
building Indugtfaal addition. Apply to
Post ReKet Co. Con Bldg. both phones.
FOR RENT-A few Offices and apartments
In Latstetter building. opposite post
office. a Are proof and MODEM strpc5i;
phone 240-M. Con. 467-Y.
FOR RENT-Two attractive apartments ;
one second aoor four sH I Econ apart part
bath. gas and electric lights. large front
porch. 3O015 Clay street. ready now;
newly paDered and painted, With s., 5ss =,
gas and electric lights, large storage
front and side porch. 800 Clay street.
Ready Aug. LIST. One Of. best residence
sections in city. Apply Charles 9. Con-
man. PIG Court street.
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FOR sALE---Houses

FOR sAIE-one fiyo room cottage In good
location. with bath and oil modern CON
veniences.Ior win rent to small family
Seven minutes walk from Empire bank.
Inquire at Telegram Office.
on lot 3Ox9O feet located at Jos West
Poplar street. Bargain If sold ut once.
Apply Mt 100 West Poplar street.
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FOR -sALE-Blacksunith shop doing gooc
buainess In best town on West virgins
Short Line Railroad. Adoress box %
Clarksburg. w. Va.
FOR sA1sE-Two gensrators. one g, p
o. ana one IS n. p. 1aquir0 az v. y
Highland. c1arkRhnr1,
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FOR sALE-Moyinngn picture theater, do
fnf, good business. The reason for SELL
ing the party is leaving the state Al
dress Box 9S, AdamstOn. wa.
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FOR RENT-Five room fiat with bath
Price &2O.OO. Apply to Mrs. A. G. Bren-
nan, ut ST. Charles Hotel.
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FOR RENT House Of six rooms. bath
md s6nsement, centrally located. In
auira sof s. Nusbaum, 3O8 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Awn1nG and frame suitable
Il for 80 foot front could be divided into
II two sections to take care OF two % foot
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ft71T111FF- RENT-6ne nicely furnished room
IA. one or two gentlemen or lady. Apply
* q Berry, Broaddus apartments.
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ToR RENT-Two furnished front rooms.
At desirable location. modern CONVEX
9 ~ Have to be seen to be appreciat-
ed. Close to interurban station car G nas
Bell phone 1O52-J-
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FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous

FOE sALE-One 5-passenger, 30 II. 2.
autonobIIe. newly oYerhnulcd; all worn
parts replaced by new ones and In per-
feet running order. Price 600: Apply
at Wilson's BAKERY, 412 Mont1celio aye
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very good condition. with electric lights.
Standard Garage Co, Ogden Bldg. Sec
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FOR SALE&One Edison moving picture
machine. one scSeen. one four horse
power engine and dynamo. Phone Con.
F-2-R-2i, or write N. Riyero. Meadow-
brook. w Va
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ron RFNT-Newly furnished roesn; 4
SC6nvoniences reasonable rent. Apply at
q Ss1 south Chestnut street.
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sua1a1oNs.

81. W. WILLIAMS,
Counsel for Plaintim.
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WANTED-A girl for general houseworE
Anply at 100 Charleston avenue. Bel
yof,nna A69.R S9 .l-1 -.
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IToR RBNT-Twi furnished rooms fo e,
two gentlemen or man ana W1te, Wiz
q SSrsysle1e Of kitchen for cooking. Apply
II room 304 Nuttcr BLDG corner PiKe
I and First streets.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-26

has taken French leave and you are
expecting your country cousins to
troop in and upset your every plan. If
he doesn't make the little sitting room
ring with laughter over his odd jokes
you can be sure no one can.
He turns misfortune into a golden
opportunity of forgetting happenings
and shows his fair listener the silver
lining to the dark cloud.
What a contrast he is to the over
nice visitor who impresses those with
whom he comes in contact with his
personality, who has been given to
romancing, from the time he grew up.
1t is at the latter's tongue-end, just
what he will tell and impress one with
when he crosses the threshold. He is
loaded down with dazzling jewelry.
Has the costliest tailors, latest cut
and style. One girl makes in reality
not much more of an impression upon
the women's favorite, as he is termed,
than the next one whom he has
formed the acquaintance of as a mat
ter of course.
Marriage is far and away from the
majority of these young mems
thoughts. You miss the lively, jolly
beau if he stays away. And many
laughs spring to girls lips as she
tells her girl chums and folks what he
said when she was bit depressed
and how an hour or two sped by
quickly.
''Will he ever fall in love, serious
ly?" some ask. l reply: There's sure
to be fortunate girl he will wed
soon or late for this is fate"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-26
In Our New World.

The Immediately and directly con-
sequential effects of the European
war on the trade, industry and finance
of the Americas are more or less ap-
parent to all. It's moral effect, the
quiekening of national and individual
conscience, is likewise apparent to
many thoughtful observers; but we
are apt to lose sight of the fact that
another quickening is being felt in the
industrial world, throughout all the
western hemisphere, and that is bet
ter realization of the verities of ma
tional existence, fuller comprehen-
sion in each republic of just what it's
place is in the congeries of nations
called the world, of how best to main
tain this place and to secure the fullest
fruition to which the resources and
capabilities of each country entitle
it.-New York Telegram.