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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
New. Note. of Interest.

Q. j. West is i'll at his home at City
Point a son OF Mr.. Vests died and
was buried this week
Miss Maud Hobbs. principal OF the
y e. Lee Public School, is spending
her vacation at Montvalc. Bedford City
The annual excursion to Luray Cave
ran under the supervision OF I. r.
Over. OF this city. will leave on Thurs
Gav. July 90. These are the most
'nio"ahle excursions that go out OF
Pet shurs. and many outsiders. in
C'ra'ng Richmonders, go on them.
iirhard Epps, of this city. a large
landowner at City Point and Hopewell,
has been approached by promoters OF
the electric railway from Richmond to
City Point for bridge landing on his
property, which he agreed to donate
II the proposed road is constructed it
will cross the AppomattoX on a draw
bridge.
The Bowman brothers, of this city.
yesterday entertained n number of Du
Pont officials at a picnic at Ferndalc
Park, in recognition of courtcscs that
had been extended them.
During the storm OF yesterday after
noon. q fine COW on the farm of T. F.
Eleminss. in Prince George County,
was struck by lightning. Mrs. Flem-
ings, who was in her garden, was
slightly stunned by the stroke.
Henry Williamson, one of the two
negroes who yesterday robbed n for
cicn@r OF his pockctbook containing
s5l. was this morning sent to the
Hastings Court for trial. The other
negro made his escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
TRUST COMPANY SETTLES
FOR BRADLEY'S SHORTAGE
Pays County $4,000 in Full for sol 900
Claim, and State $4,000, Entire
Amount Due.
Special TO Tho Ttmcs- Djsnatch !

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
BRISTOL VA, July 22.-The Fidel-
ity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
which company was surety for j. o.
bradley, treasurer of Washington
County. to-day settled with the State
and county on account of the shortage
OF Bradley as treasurer. Bradley's in
debtedncss TO the county was 1000
and TO the State $4,000. The attor-
ncys for the county agreed to accent
$4,000 in full settlement of the
amount due the county. while the State
received the full amount due it, The
courty's loss is SlS,50O. Counsel for
the state. in making the settlement.
was composed OF Judge John w Price
Widener & Potts, while Treasurer
Bradley was represented by Hutton &.
Hutton and Penn IL Penn. The county
was represented by John w. Neal. John
j. stuart and NJ H. Honaker The
county supervisors are yet TO pass
upon the matter. 1t is not known
what course the surety company Will
pursue towards Bradley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
RETAIL COAL DEALERS
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION

LYNCHBURG. VA. July a2-Tbe
Virginia Retail Coal Dealers Associa-
ton was formed ~ meeting here In st
night practically all the cities of the
State being represented a: the meet
ing. The officers elected are: Presi-
dent. James II. Hill. Norfolk: frs, vice
president. f. II. Duiguid. Lynchburg;
second vice president. r. L. Peerman,
DanslIic; secretary treasurer. II. w
harris. Roanoke. The officers and w.
y. Newman. of Farmville, compose the
executive committee. The association
VII! hold Its next meeting in Novem-
Der in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
Mrs. l.. l.. Smith.
ISpecial TO The Times

ISptciaI 20 The THINGS Dispa oh.
HARRlSONEURC. VA. July 22-Mrs.
l. l.. Smith. widow Of DR. L. l.. Smith,
died yesterday in StrasburE Though
an invalid for years, she had been i'll
only Few days. She leaves the fol-
lowing children: Rev. Charles Smith
d. d. OF New York City; Professor
Morris Smith, Fred Smith and Miss
Mary Smith all of whom were ut her
bedside when the end came. The flu
neral services will be conducted on
Friday by Rev. l.. w. Link The body
will be taken To Winchester for burial
by the side OF her husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
NIrs. T. \. Collcy.

ChRTERSVILLE. VA, July 22.-Mrs.
T. y. Colley. who had been Ill several
weeks at her home near here, died
early this morning. The funeral SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. ]. r.
Taylor at the home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Colley is survived by her hus-
band and two sons, =. L. Colley, of this
county. and Joseph Colley. of Rich
mond, two brothers. w. J. Barker
Cartarsville. and c. II. Barker. Rich
mond: and four sisters, Mrs. c. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23

CREWE, VA. July 22.-Lillian Law
son. the fivc-year-oid daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Lawson, died at n Rich
mond hospital on Tuesday morning and
the body was brought here for burial
in the Crewe Cemetery on Wednesday
morning, Rev. Mr.. James. of the Baptist
Church. Officiating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
Edgar WarfieId Appointed.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times DiSpatCh.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 22.-Edgar
Wariield. Sr.. of this city, has been
appointed commissary general of the
Virginia division, Confederate Vet
Grams, with the rank of lieutenant
colonel. He formerly held the office OF
assistant ommissarygeneral. The
appointment was made by General j.
Thompson Brown, commander.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
SEGREGATION PROPOSED
several Delegates Declare This Is False
Solution of Problem.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 22-Walter ].
Petersen, former chief of police of Oak
land. proposed segregation as solu-
ton OF the social evil at the Interna-
tonal Purity Congress here to-day. b.
s. Steadwell. president OF the congress,
voiced the feelings of n half-dozen
delegates clamoring for the floor when
he said that segregation was n false
eolution of the problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
tspecial to The Times-Disnatc,

BRISTOL, VA, July 22-Montgomerv
county, Va, has voted for n bond issue
# 100000 for highway work This
'rcans that the unfinished link of the
:ristol-to- Washington highway in that
county will be completed, such portion
Of the new funds as may be needed be-
ing applied to this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
CraEwall, Cartersville: Mrs. Alexander
Bragg. Columbia: Mrs. l.. NJ Bragg and
Mrs. IS. T. Christian. both of Rich
mond.
Mrs. Cnrric Lyies.
FSnpriol ~ TIL n T;,r T,;.....l

ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 22.-Mrs.
carrie Lyles. wife of Alexander Lyles.
seventy years old, died this morning
at the Alexandria Hospital She is
survived by her husband and n daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. r. Yates, together with
two sisters, Mrs. r. ~ Crook and Mrs
d. w. Schofield, and a brother, Otis
Frank. The body was taken to her
home, 322 South Fairfax Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
Mrs. j. G.. Pomerov.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, July 22.-
Mrs. ]. c. Pomeroy died yesterday at
her home at Port Conway. after a
long illness, aged fifty-six years. She
is survived by her husband, two step
Children, several brothers and sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
Verdict of Aca,Iittnl

Bessie Love, charged with picking
the pocket of John Barnhardt on July
10, was yesterday acquitted in Hus-
tincs Court, Part II. The accused was
represented by Attorney Roy Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23

r. f. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans
During the war nc served during the
first six months OF the conflict as n
member OF Camp H. Virginia Rifles.
SEVENTEEN Virginia Regiment, being
discharged owing to physical disabil-
itv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
letter From Secretary Daniel,

Dr. a. NJ. Smith, n well-known c,tI.
zen OF oDservant and inventive turn
OF mind. recently wrote to Secretary
Daniels. submitting for consideration,
certain practical suggestions for tho
hehent OF the navy. DR.. Smith this
morning received the following ren,v
from Secretary Daniels:
Washington. D. c., JULY 81
My Dear Sir:
me response to my appeal To rho
inventive genius of the country has
more than justified tho faith oppressed
IN american ability aaG American n,
triotSm. ] thank you sincerely for INC
interest you have manifested and for
your suggestions. You will understand
mat az we are receiving SO man,
'"''crs OF ihis nature. the best We can
90 gust now is to file them and await
'ne organization Of the board.
with appreciation Of this cyido,co
OF your desire 10 serve our common
country, I am
Sincerely yours,
JoSEPHUS DANIELS.
- Secretary of the Nav
To IN. a. NJ Smith.
Petersburg, Va
iho suggestions submitted bv nv
n'nith were In relation to submarine
"Hsir"ycrs. feature not possessed hv
any nation At the present time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
UopewclI Notes

INC people Of Iiopewcll are anxious
10 nave that growing comrnun!t,. in
corporatcd into n town or city with
,,s !hhc?endent municipal government.
Particularly is this the s.n,i,,ant
among the business men 0. tho place
y committee has been appointed to
TAKE the necessary steps to secure in
corporation.
WORK on An ice manufacturing plant
OF SIXTY tons daily capacity is TO be
commenced by Washington arr M
HONEYWELL In n few days
The lawyers Of Hopcwcll have organ
ized bar association. with Charles
T. Morris s president and T. williams
as secretary treasurcr
Mycr Stern, formerly of Washing
ton, u. c.. has been elected treasurer
OF the Business Mems Association. TO
succeed w. +. Lumpkin. resigned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23

Nahum Falls. n lcolored chauffeur
was fined $40 by the Police Justice
this \morning for speeding his car
through the streets. and $40 fine was
also imposed on the owner Of the car
II. +. Nearby, another chauffeur. was
fined $50 for recklessly driving mis- car
on Sycamore Street last night Falls
IN turning the corner OF Bank and
Sycamore Streets. struck Z. c. Kirkley,
an employee of the Du Pont works
Knocking him down and injuring him
10 some extent. Fortunately, he was
not seriously hurt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

ltcrreidl europa nor Der Snltte, Oh
4fcere Dor Der @ilifiir @errlhof
Gn9lan0s 81 bclpabrell. Yplcn, Sinn
lon0 mo a0c oie untcrorlldten Hotlo
men RliBlone&. unh aidlt 5lllett S<r
LAMB hoftel nit Heht oui nnIercl
Sic0 hcr lhnen Die tSrcibeit brinaer
loll. Inns hnt lid bic Siirfci. sic Den
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NM GnaloHos prc;31cQcbcu mar. al.
1cld)lo''en mo bchrobt ole Maltpt
bannclsoNcr, &c nuou @n0lnno ~
lulrcdlt hcbcrrittct Sltc5tonal. lie
bcroll gcten nit uue Die ~llutcr0rlld
zen ul0 NIT Hottee Nilic molten mn
Der &clt bic 6rciheit uno oic Allitrr
lidlcrn. S&ir rcd)nen oubci ulli otc
mornljitc Nilfe mnicrer 0cutidlcll
StnmmcS1cnoien in Nnlcrita. oic
"%crtrauen SIT rmicrcr 0cnnItl0cn
%clt2trott bobcu fonncu mo hnr'tl
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MiuionCn lnljt iih lidlt poil scr erne
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ben. Gcrlidlcrn Sic obcr bite, qua
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nutcl ltcht, unlercn &olf&genolien in
Hmcrita. Die nit ms fitblcil. nit ms
lIcben nno nit inns balicn nonlcntlidl
Dos pcrrlldltc &olt Der G~n0lGnoer.
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iein %friitct.
@um id) oll5u bciti0 1eiprodlen
hoi,e, IN lit - Der gcrcdltc ~>Snprinnt,
Scr ms Scittitc erioBt bot. ASreu
<5ic bite, inht ouf Ole iniomenSilgc1i
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cricbcn. 0ori i'd noh hilt5uiiiacn.
0ali ulllcrc W%cinlgcntL nGGtentlih
aud Ole bIobcn GiuilQcianeencn, I'M
lullai9c Sraucn ltno &inher nonicI1t
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5i u%nmenldllid) behml0clt ipcroell.
@icr fam lid ieoer iiber5rioen. ooB
nlIe Mcfdnacncn hnnlnn bebonoelt.
.m0 pcrpfIeot mcrheH.
Mlt terSlldcn @rilbcn BON ntcillcr
Nrnn bin i'd III itctcr Graebenbcit
><hr ". N.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Bic rnniiidDe Sampflual5e.

&om CItcn he, iollten ms Ole Hlti.
icn trort ihrcr Qclpnltiacn llcber5dhl
amic cine lontpimol5c" 3cr0rilfcn.
Git S@oI5e lit nid,t meit Qefonmcn.
;}mor bobcn Ole Ritiicll III scr
lhcuBIlhitcn @eiic 6ie @rcn56e;irfc
CltprcuBcns nermilitcf. inter qr0b
iIdlcn NtDr0ihGtcn mo Wor0brcnncr,
cicn Qegcn fric0Iide 9llracr mo
9onctn. Gicic 0c~Ioentbatcn limo
linen bnl0 pcrqoItei. Inter Scitun1
0e5 geuinlcn 6CIobcrrn Ninoen6utrQ
line ihre occ!mnl grGbercn 0ecre bel
: oricnbctn mo bel hcn 9ioiuriinell
Sccn nernidten0 Qcid,Ioocn. Gs
Iparci1 picllcidlt Die groBten Shiad
ten ser &Seltaeidliftc. 9ci 5amnen.
berg iihcr 10000 @ciongcnc. $50.
600 Huilcn ioncu in Der Sdllaht.
thcillpeiic onrh Grioliien in Den
Sumrfen mo SCen. mobin jte qctrie.
ben mur0cn, lntergegungcn lem.
lie gcnnuercn 3oblcn miro mobl
Gtlentono crfdbreu. A(bcr Die BOIL
Scr rniii'dieu Sol6aten ihien inner.
neblid 81 lem. l~lniere Srupreu il
EitpreuBen mIBtenL nod,ocm lie niid
I'M ruiiiiden @ren5gebiete iiegrcid,;
Gcfedte qelicfcrt hntten. III lcirer
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lang iih bcQnitgcn. G%itprcuBen qeger
ncac J:nfolie 5t idileen. 1os lit if
ncn tres Der groBcn llehermnht oel
6cinbe alat3cno gcIurgeli. Gin leg
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
~ NtD ErOpbeile Sunl!"

gn1ciid)t5 oes icsigcu beutidcn
@ttipcrrun92fricgt5 9egen en9Ian0
erilncrt Sic n@isucr lnuomirtihait
.id,e .,citull9" ooror, OaB Dor iicbctI
SSa6rcn lid cin cnQliid)cr Nonlirol
8loB iiber ons 9ijiito GngIato@ bel
eillem Scefrieq 0uBcrtc: uH&cldcr
Nuben erlu0dllt ms Oorou2, onB
%liiere f5lotte alI@5iebt, nm SieNc
81 errirlgcn, bubci uber cine iiir
Sen Nitnnertoo relic Ncp0ltcruno
binter iid) ldBt2 Ger @eiie Oct
mdfti9iteu 6Iotte bietet feline Ga.
rcntie filr bic oaucrtoe Sid)erbeii
u%nierer @ctreiNcjuiii9r. Seltlt
nod) oclt Siege bel GroinIgor mur.
sen u|iicre @onoclSidliiic SIT bun.
ocrtcl gCfnpcrt. GoS gIeidle miro
micoer acid,ebcn, nIairtcn Sic es
mir! Cos m%odIentIidle Gintreflcn
pom nierDunoer. Decentralization
miro mihorcn, oenn c$ beItebt fiir
oen Seine cine arobc Mo8lidfcit.
oen 3ugong gu u%nicrcn &afen sli
blndiercn"... g mcin prophet
ite9 @eniit." bciBt's I'M D0nm-
.ct".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
6brenpulle Sapicrfcit.

Ser @circitc @oGl bc3 liouicr-
6atnilplt$ u bat ieincm Srippcn
teil ourd) hcr~porrngeuoe lapierteit
gou3 bcionocr@ Care aenludit. A0h.
reno Ocs SdieBen@ nit Minelmcre
tern bat or III iiartcn ieinolidlcH
sScler oen Niut Qehntt, iibcr oo2
freie Geio Gus scr Gctnug beralt9.
5%u0ehcL nm ieiue ol,ritcnocn STD
nlcrooeu nit I%rintnaiier SIT perie,
pen. @pdier barrie cr eli leilcm
ltort bciencrtcn 9eobod)tnnqspoitcr
10 lan0c ans. bis Elm Sdlrapnclt
Inn tcioc Ncine nit II allgcln
Surd)butrte. Gr lit hitter bc@ 81.
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lpegcu icincr itct3 bcpieiencn her.
norroQcuocu 5npierfci. ~gciuoroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
bercbrte 6ruui

GburIottcn6urg Is. Mdr5 1913.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES TO
CALIFORNIA; ExPOSTIONS
AND THE PACIFIC COAST

Low round trip fares are now in effect
via the Scenic Highway Of the Northern
Pacific Rs. 10 CALIFORNIA; Expositions
via the North Pacific Coast. These tick
cts permit liberal stop-overs and enable
the tourist to include both Expositions
az well as a stop-over at Yellowstone Ma
tional Park via Gardner Gateway.
IL you will advise when you will plan
your western trip, | will be pleased TO
quote rates, send a copy of our hand
some Expositions folder as well as Vel.
lowstone National Park and travel litera-
ture, and assist you in any way possible
,n planning your 1915 vacation trip.
l.. P. GELLERMAN, d. P. A. ~
4th & Broadway, st. Paul, MINI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
ltnicrc llntericrbnutc.

Wir hofieu 0oB mir nit ocnl idlon
felt amei Mohen oilgcfilnoiqtcn Gin
q~rcif2n nnlerer 5dhlreid1cn uor5itQll.
den II II c I ecboptc III qcrcdl
trr gotbmctir 0cn G~nQ!dl0ern WirI-
dlcS nit @leihGn pergeltcn mcrotn.
2So uiIerc 3Slpttc tontpftc hot tic -
NIT gr0Bier Sopierfcit Qctham. Iai,
nnIcre neniocn Sthiffc I'M itincn G6c
an. ndhoeWl lie bci Goroncl r.nen
alan5clocn Sicq crfodlterJ idllicblidl
ncr mlgelcllrcn llcbcrmudt crlicncgl
mubtetl, barber mnrcll MIR ms N
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Der llnterg0nA mar cit cpi0cs RID.
meSbioft Der oelttidcn 9Slotie rn0 ell
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muBtc, Gic idnpercn &crluite, Oil
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GngIonoern 3lifll9tenhdbcu 0icic Der.
ihmiegen. cbcuio mie lie ihrc 9ticocr.
InGe bel &elqolono. bel Scr lie oel
ihmdhlideu RiidSu0 oftrctcn nutB
ten, als SicQ ouauoidumtcii. Sic per
loren cir groBcs Shlndltidriff. 3rpt.
oroBe &rcl5cr mllrhCn nit lhmercl
Shoben tompiunfohig acmod,t. :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ocn @runf
ccbohrt. Sic Qlrlgct 5lrilf in 5erril
ferter Ghlodltoronltng. 4Sir ucrlorcr
einen 0Iteren &reli5er. 0cn topiereI
g8liiher". ~ltniere 6lotte lit I'M ne
icntIihen tmperichrt. %llniere topfe
rcn Seclcute brcnnen por admpies
begieroe luib martcte onrolii. oaB on
cnaliihen Slotten aus ibrcn Sdlppi
iuinfeIn enolidl herousfonmcn.
ucbcr Die 0ompfc u~iicrer 2ouo
ormee iienoSie gclpib 0urh oic onltli
den Gepeiden uniercs @cncraltom
morioos iuformirt. Iber aud bic
fourteen Sic an Ser RidtiQfeit unlcre.
Radridten Surd Sic %pluntpcll Si,gcl
Scr inn cuqllideu SoIoe itehenocl
Reuter- uAo N%aposburenu IRE pcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

|0cn. @Sas unicr &omntonoo hcfauni
|gibt, Dos lit ridltia mo cbrlidl. "a.
rauf tonllcI lid uniere S~tamntcsQe.
nelIcn i'll amcrifa pcrlailcn. Is Mir.
oe~Su lucit l%iltrer. peun ih mid nii
Fln5ctbeltel c%inlaiien molltc. fiber
fltr5 mod'te ih oodl unicre politildlt
nno trlceerlldle Gage ou~scinonoer.
lceen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

; 1T MIR 5lpar
lnohi bcfnlillt.
on6 portretflihe
beutidl onlerl
foniidle 3eitun-
tungcn mr. ole
9%luftlorullg Ill
0elt Tereinigtell
Stooten 81 lor
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

NM Stootcn gu lOr
gen lud)en. Aber ser SilQcnfclb5uq
ncr gegelt ltus 9eraoe mldl III ocl
groBen 3eitltngel englilher Sprad)l
Ill feu Ylort II. /. 10. gefilbrt miro
loBt IS oils geboteu crideincn, unicr(
0cutldeu Stanumesgenoiien Die mnic
res SIltteS liuo ulo gleid5citi9 trcllC
&lrger hires nuicn &oterlanoes.
0lid) atf oicIenl 9Scgc. ourh bricfli6(
Tnformatlon ans Dem oltcn 8atcl
lonoe i,6er Die Sadllngc nadl Wtog.
lidfcit d,l5utldrcn. Gos iou Scr
s3mef Sieier 3eilen iein. &iclc
&cutl6 z Nmcrifuner mcroen ith oodl
imnter mie0cr ourh Die 9crooe5u III
funIen 2iioell. Die Dem Nltalanoc Don
cinem geipillcn 9tinqe bon TreBuer-
biunocten oufQctildlt mcr0en, tol,idcn
loilcn, uno ocabnlb lit ~mabrbcitS9e.
1loBc Nuffl0ung mobl on Ylabc,
Scioer Iteat lid) ia ollh bic Stoots
lcitltng in 0en &crcilligtcn Stuoten,
pbpobl ite fornlcl neutral bleibt,
tbotlahIid oif Ole Scite unicrcr @cg
1lcr. @naianb, oaS bishcr feige ci-
mem groBen Sample ge9en nniere Silt
item att5eelpid)en lit hottc imnnerhin
blsbcr ouf Dem Mteere IN Scr Meiic
@hs llebergepid,t, ou6 cs ms Die 3u-
iubr ubidncIocn fonite. Is bot ocr
ntapfercu" NlolL ms ourh Nltnaer
Su he5luiraell. @ic IN oielen onoercl
Gingcn miro cs lid ollh ooriu tdll
1d)en. 9urdt enc mciic gSirtDldofta
ppIitit TT Geutlhlono in sic cage ac-
lest, lid nit cini0cn crtrdaliden en-
ltranfungcn ans lid iclblt crholtcli
81 fonncn.
Iber ote Son0cl@polltif ser &Ctei
nigten StoGtcll miro tbotiohlidl 5ltr
Gtiibe fir Ole mtmcnidiid)e Plus
hungerlngSpolitiI GlglonoS. Ymcri
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-29
AFTER FAKE TREE DOCTORS
State EntomoIogist Warns Property
Owners Against Vendors of San
Jose Scale Remedy.

Madison.-While State Entomologist
Sanders is after little insects injecting
trees and shrubbery, he also is after
human insects who prey upon owners
of trees by palming off alleged rem
edies for San Jose scale and other
tree diseases.
The state entomologist, whenever
possible, is warning owners of trees
to guard against fake tree doctors.
He will appear in district court at
Milwaukee as a witness against two
men charged with defrauding owners
of trees. 1t is alleged these men in
duced property owners to believe that
clean trees were infected and we're
paid by the misled owners for use of
spray.
Property owners in many Wiscon-
sin cities have been deffauded out of
substantial sums by takers of this
sort If any owner with infected trees
or shrubbery will get in touch with
Mr.. Sanders and send samples of in
fected twigs, he will give them advice
needed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-29
GREECE WON'T FIGHT
ATHENS GOVERNMENT REFUSES
TO ACCEPT BRITAIN'S OFFER.
Proposals Included ceding Of Cyprus
and Other Concessions in Return
for Military Aid.

London, Oct. 25.-Greece has in
formed the entente powers that she
cannot at present accept the proposals
made in return for her participation
in the war.
These proposals included the ceding
of the Island of Cyprus to Greece, as
well as other territorial and financial
concessions, in return for Greek mill
tary cooperation with Serbia.
The Greek reply, which is lengthy,
reached the foreign Office Friday night.
The text of the document was not
made public.
The reply was not unexpected. It
has often been stated in official circles
that both Roumania and Greece were
Withholding their assistance until the
allies either won decisive victory or
until their operations had reached a
stage which would preclude the over
running Of the countries by the forces
of the central powers or the Turkish
and Balkan allies.