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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06

Woodmen of the World team. They VIII
have to purchase some corBets 20 put
themselves In shape.
Tub Carter is now leading the strotlers
They will take the place left open by the
departure OF the McQulllan Hats from
the National league.
At the present writing. the storz are
well fortified In the slinRing department.
pose the twirlers quartet.
Dan Cupid has conspirod against Willie
Joyce relative 10 to4aing the sphere on
Sundays William ahould cut loose ana
help the NourRe OIL gang,
Next Wednesday ct the city hall. the
Omaha Amateur association viii hold
its regular meeting. Many propositions
Of interest will be brought up.
1t ia a long ways to Toperary In tho
Inter-Cttv League. but President JChn a.
Gentleman Of the 0entieman's Athletics
says his colts are on their way.
On the middle pillow Benson looks
rather sweet. He ie owned by the Nourse
| oil tribe. With the stick and digging
EN- out OF the dust Ben IL a peacherino.
T TsGss r Mt *. os G sS lust e her
hitched to the b H. BoarSeOis oonSsreSa-
| ton.
Guess the locals ought to doff their lids
| able feat OF holding the Ltxu4 TO three
hits Sunday and Monday. shutting out the
| ArmourS.
At the association meeting tho Southern
/ league will bring up the Southeast I'M
provement club-Corr E1eotFice battle. The
islectrics are charged with playing ciasn
| "A" players.
Mr.. Stick, or rather Mr., Kane, chief
caok and bottle washer for the Hotel
csstle team, says his boye are going 70
I, urday league.
Lovelady of Gentleman's Athletics did
Fome tall slugging against the Nebraska
Auto School Juniors, he getting three
kcme runs and a two-base blow out Of
| four times up.
Ralph c. Bowman II the main squeeze
OF the Coon Rapids (Ia.l brigade. Ralph
wanted TO hire an Omaha twtfler to wori
| against Carroll (In.) last Monday, but his
communication was trtfle late.
In the Booster league the Merchants
] Hotel crew are resting securely on the
bottom rung. According to their leader
| they are going to forget the Zip Var
| Wrinkle stuff and start TO climb.
The Council Bluffs Imperials have a
few open dates left and they would like
10 hear from Blair and Oakland, Neb
and Manning and .Ayoca Ia. ADDRESS
Bluffs. Ia.
c. Cole and Pinault will do ali the
pitching hereafter for the West Leaven,
worth Merchants. They have some bend
crs and coolies OF smoke, 30 you American
league hitsmiths want TO trim up YOU
batting glinns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
MoToRcYCLlSTS TO HAVE
COAST TO COAST RELAY RACE

A coast to coast motorcycle relay will
start from New York on July II. in which
III riders will participate in carrying q
message from President Wilson to San
Fra nciaco The oross-country course hes
been divided into thirty-nine relays, with
the approximate distance of ninety miles
each. Three riders will take part In each
relay. One will be designated 90 carry
the message. and in case Of accident TO
him the second man will continue with
the dispatch. and IL he 10 delayed the
third rider win takS'H II. The object is to
make the fastest possible time across the
continent. The route for the dispatoa will
be through central New York 20 Chicago.
then TO sterling, ILL.,, over the Lincoln
Highway. From there the course will be
over the Rock river route to Omaha. then
by the Lincoln Highway 20 Ogden. Utah
and by the Overland Trail TO Reno. From
Reno the course VIII be over the Lincoln
Highway by way Of Sacramento 70 Ban
Francisco.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
Amateur Games Today
LUxUs PARK.

LUXUs PARK.
I:$c P. M.-Workmen against Lnxus.
$3.50 p. M.-Black'B Kate against Luxus,
pI 1000 4; Ms-Brandeis Stores against
FORT OMAHA.
1850 P. M.-Browning Kings against
$3.50 p. M.--Chris Lycks against Bour.
geois.
CARTER LAKE CLUB.
AGO p. M.-rownssnds against AIarnItos
THIRTY-sECOND AND DEWEY
AVENUE.
1lSo p. M.-Mandy Lees against Omaha
s;S +, G.-Rambiers against strolisrs
1900 A. M.-Drexel shoe Co. against
MILLER PARK.
Ao p. M.--Nebraska Auto School against
Nickel Victrolas.,
LAKESIDE PARK.
$50 p M-vlnton Cubs against Mer-
RIVERVIEw PARK.
1:S0 p. M.-West Leavenworth Mer
chants against Nourse Oil Co.
$3.50 p. M.-st.. Francis Club agains
southeast Improvement Club.
FONTENELLe PARK.
East Diamond.
i:so p. Me-Auto Row against Thor
$50 p M,-Ford Motor Co. agains
Kennedy q Beseitn.
10 "A. headquarters against Hup
West Diamond.
1880 p. M.-Nationals against Preds.
s;@ 7. M.-Riersides against Omah'
ELMwOoD PARK.
East Diamond.
1880 p. M.-Spring Lake Parks agains
South Omaha Midgets.
$3.50 p. M.-Hollys against Mazd0s.
West Diamond.
lao p. M.-Murphy Did Its against Bea
$3.50 = M.-Walter q. clarlSs agains
Brown Park Merchants. .
North Diamond
1:So p M.-James Corr Electries agains
ESQ p, M.-Dundee Wooden Mills agains
DUCKY HOLMES PARK.
400 p. M.-Tnmbie Bros. against Brow
Park Juniors.
INDEPENDENT GAMES.
storz against crawford's All stars a
cQunsn Bluffs ImperiAis at shsnsn
Burlington Headquarters at Burling
Joe Smiths against Neola. Ia. at Ath
Kohouts' Gotta against Nieisens a
/ Third and Pierce.
Ducky Holmes against Fontenellsa a
| Twenty-eixth and Martha streets.
McQuiilan Hats against Columbus
Thirty-first and Amss avenue at Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
Tener Looks With
Suspicion on the
Big Hospital Lists

Within a short timo President Tener
viii present a rulo to the National league
for approval. which viii dstsrnine under
lust what conditions a player may be
placed on the hospital list. 90 that he
will not count in tho twenty-one-play
limit which was adopted Tor this season
The large number OF injuries which are
occurring make a ruling neceesary. Ths
sndeavor will. however. be TO hold as
near a. possible TO the spirit Of the TWEEN
ty-one-piayer limit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
Score of Stars Have
Been Released by
Cinci Managers

Within the last six years there have
been enough star players cut loose by
Cincinnati 10 form a wonderful team on
paper. II all OF them were hooked up on
one team II II likely there would be a
riot every day because large percsntags
OF these stars have been cut loose because
other members OF the team. The Reds
have let out outfielders Boseher, Pas
kert Moran, Dolan. Becker. Hinchman
and Knisely; Infielders Egan. Phelan,
Lobert Hoblitzell, Grant NiehOff and
Higgins. Cfltchers MoLesn and Gonzales,
and Pitchers Ragon. Vaughn. Cheney.
Humphries Doak. McQuiIlan. Adams and
F-orlTuC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
o,LearY eet. peeisIon .

Paul Murray. boxing instructor az the
North Omaha Athletic club. has letter
from Young o'Ieary." who 10 now living
in quiet old Philadelphia. In that city OF
brotherly love. the letter states. the
former Omaha boy fought with Pal
Moore and sot draw. according to the
newspaper decisions. which are tho only
decisions that the law allows In Pennsy.
oLoary worked for the Nebraska Tele-
phone company here and as under Mar
rays instruction for ttTeo yCars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
Judgments

DUR voluble friend. Norris L.
oNeill. president Of the West
ern league, connected with
the stationery again during
the week. and the outcome
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06

Whatever is done. the situation Is
hardly likely TO be much improved as a
result of the pronuncamento sent out
by the president of the league. This was
one time whom Tip would have been
doing his employers a real service by
keeping very quiet until after the meet
ing that has been called at Omaha for
June H. It may result In another meet
ing being called for an earlier date. but
a will take some time TO overcome the
unfavorabie impression caused by the
publicity given
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06

Bert Grover has made one three-bass
hlt during his base ball career. and he
got that Just in time TO beat Omaha in
tight game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06

The Western league 10 not the only
one in financial straits az a result OF
public indifference. II looks as II we
were due for another readtustment In
base ball.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06

Topeka stin clings 20 the habit q wal
oping Omaha. which IL the only pleasure
that outfit ever has.
into each schedule some rain must fall,
some days see empty seats.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-06
Y. M, G. A. to Launch
Swimming Campaign
the Week Of June 81

The Young Mems Christian association
Ii preparing 60 launch itB annual twin
ming campaign. During the week OF
June n the ''r' offers 20 any bog OF
over 10 years three free swimming lee
sons r. A. Leake ana r. N. Swan ply
sioal directors, win be In charge and Will
be Assisted by the following crack 'iR3-'
natators;
William Alley, Adolph Andersen,
RAYMOND Burgess. Owen Comp,
Fridolph Engntrom, Edwin Gould,
Frank Hunter. Danial Iongwoli.
Paul Nicholson. Leland Potter.
Drew sutton.
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70 Whom 4 NAV (RngT

I having coms 70 1T kn1vls5Es
-hEt someone Is circulating : -s111 Z
the eject ma he puaIishs- d TIE
Echo mas maze cs--zin sighting -
marks intended I rshect d the Ger
mEn people. u nation. ms nsthod L
taken = co1ect such rsp1-- Thc-
ever says ths undersigned made ary
remark, anywhere n Al ar ti-ns, ma.
could De taken d understood Il rsdect
d ths German people, n even made
a1y sEghring remark aoout Germany. i
telling wilHul. deliberate E11 malicious
iRlsshood, End i wholly unworthy u
osheE. Deed L NEya-.
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On the best d Authority We make the
statement that LesTenwo-1h las 2 MS
g1ided citizen who sends OFT Of .oEr
ior his dry goods, groceries and drugs
indeed. everything be uses II his
family. He is The owner Of several
Business houses. 70; al occ1pied- ETi-
dsntly re does not realize that he Is
himself partly responsible ior The fact
that there are empty houses here
thai be Is working against his orn IL
terer. By his OWE example he is en-
eouraging Others 70 @ iss; what he Is
himself doing. II enp1gh Others isl-
lowed his example the rental Tslnes
would 20 sill loEer and soon al his
hoases would be empty and TIE prop
eT1y practically worthless II he sale
marker. VII men neTer learn that
they cannot work sgzinss the ioEn n
which they I've Ei.hou; iniaring them
selTes7
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28
CsngressmaH HUMPHREYS Out for U. S.
Senate

Congressman W z Humphrey fo--
naIly announced ms desire II repre-
sent the people Of the state Of Wash
irgto1 n The higher branch Of the
national Legislature last weak This Is
: very IEndzbls desire. M HIM
phrey represented The distriri Il which
Seattle is loca.ed II the lower branch
fu ths pas; twelve years, and has rs
nslly been right. from 2 republican
view polnt, o. ths most important
questions that CANE before Congress.
Ills Only opponent Il this tine Is the
present i1cnn5snt. Senator Poindex-
tsr, bui i is generally bebsTed that
Ex-GoTsroor Mcbride VII be n The
-sce before many noons- Those who
want more fully 70 20 into Mr. Eurn-
phreY's history II congress should rsas
the letter Of Senator Jones 70 J. ?.
Todd. Of Seattle. which Is I'D long 70
pint Il The Echo
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

The European war pl3t thlcEs1e1
TINS week by ths su-E1cs d Italy n
The SIDE Of ths allies, making ths tenth
European nation nov engaged II th5
great slaughter Spain, Switzerland,
Norway, Sweden, Os1Dz-E, Greece.
RoanRnis ami Bulgaria are sill Dsu-El
out the las. three named i Is believed
VII get into the sc-sp ere io1g.
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CREAMERY NOTES

Checks io- bu-ts-fat VII bs mailed
ont Oh the first and fifteenth Of every
month.
The number Of cuws n The Upper
wsostchss valley i constantly incsas-
ing J. ! G1Hth, prosperous Pashas-
N znche,, Is now on The Sound lock
ing for carload Of dairy COWS. We
know Of s=Te-a othsr ranche-B Eh0
contemplate adding 70 thei- herds.
The making Of ice cream began last
week EVER bouse Il toEn that
makes 2 practice Of selling 3cs cream
is handing The p-odnrt and giving z
nos. satisfactory repu-t from The coz
sznsz Every mercantile houss i
handing the 5uttsr and everybody 50
fz- has pronounced i Of uniformly tx
celleui qnaEtT-
NJ --o-ols las been EXPERIENCED =
disposi1g of al the butter The crssnsv
has been able 10 make OF c0urss
that depends altogether d the snoun-
Of cream delivered. Approximately
1850 pounds u cream WAS delivered
the first Is days, but Manager Eol-
conb says there Is II encouraging II
crsrs= every week. and he hopes srs
The Season Is oTe- 10 donbls thE outpu.
Of butter.
Manager Eolconb mailed cheeks u
the 18th Of the month IN The frs
fifteen Gays delivery Of cream Ii tbe
Aggregate the SIN amounted 10 De
tween $3.50 and s400- So IA Is We
have been able 10 learn the -zochsrs
are satisfied True, the p-lcs oi butter
ist and butter has been lower than IN
mary years However,, u the E7st Il
TINS week there was n s1Tz1ce Of tEo
cents PEI pound On butis-tat and butter
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Prospect Of Better Prices for 4ppIeS

The apple growers of the northwest,
Ehsrs the cr9p Is almost NJ u normal.
vii profit Dy the nisi1-tunes 1f fhs ~
pie growers oi the middle ami sasts-
states, where z cold spell Of nup-sre-
dsnted severity has worked 2 greet IL
jury 70 the fruit c-9p. During the
third week II the month Of Mar z cold
wsFs. accompanied with ire ami s0pT,
is responsible IN tul1 conditions else
where II the United STATES, EDd rs z
z large DIT oi ths short
age vii have 10 De male NJ INN 1he
the states Of Washington, Oregon ami
Idaho- Inquiry mas already been
made rs % the condition Of the crop
znd the supply from TINS section For
tnnately We are II z position 70 nssi
the requirement. Last year conditions
were reversed. The eastern and md
die states had large crop Of excellent
quality AMI because of the long teight
haul OH western apples corld meet
eastern prices AMI yet net the growers
z profit Those VINO have made 2
study Of ths conditions confidently De-
hsTs thst Washington apples VII nst
ths growers IRON s1D9 70 s125 per
oox this year
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

The new president oi ths Washing
ton University, Dr. Henry SuzzRlio, is
z g-adua-e Of the Leland Stanford m
ve-sity 1i California. Es comes -9u
Columbia University, where ne haid
ths chgir u professor II philosophy 4
tns teachers college. Es worked ms
wsy th-u the Stanford university. Il
ms new position ms salary VII d
Sd, ODD per yeE
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

e waking nzn, depending d daily
wage. yo- hops u getting E job i
vastly osaer Il E thriving town. 4
prosperous, thriving tuEn mas bsr1s-
schools and churches. Il You Egrt
poner schools. poorer chu-rhss-I you
want e dEpress End make worthless
the vzlns u you- p-ooer-y-jnst p-ac-
tics your theory II sending I'll you
money IN Of town znd advise you
nsighbor = IL s. by setting hin ths
example.
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For Sale
PasteurRed Min for Leaensorfh

On the first dsy u Ju1s ! VII begin
delivering purs pasteu-lzsd mix . the
people u Lesre-To--h q L quarts
per doIlu Al ny mix VII D han
d-ed un6sr strictly sanitary cond11ons,
Milk WI Pc delivered every noning-
Al parties wanting . take mix f-ou
ne VII please notify n z Day
Confectionery. Phone No. 81, where
rilk cEn BE sscusd zuy dzy Il ths
week and Euy me u DAY.
d Wu Marshal,
Mouutzi1 DEi-Y.
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Nossos 70 orrdilor. 10 me Casln.

IN the Superior Cuur1 O. 1nF =s-l1s % y az r.
inrtuI n and fo- The County u EheiHn-
In PrufHzs
IN the mazzs.r of ina estate q William
[rav-furE- Decreased
Ndtice J. hereby gwen rilU1 l5sHtst-f ui
OF a Administration on zf4E asrU1s uf y lliDIL
l'-sv-ir-6 Decreased was granted a. EIis I'D
da-siEus5 on 1fs IN az 81 MI - d.
1873 TX r. zfil -sI-Tsa-Iur tluL-1-
A. persons hirlIlE eifz-1nE IlEtz1lE1 HistQ -
zas1r s-e -fsrt4l RED 70 present them u-51L lis
rissrassE-T vouchers 70 M 81 lbe Inv aftcef
Of VI tiHlus s 1urinn. y tullehtse tstslil1
County X issisl1ll-guIls within r1it ven al or
me dH-a al tbs uu1lies 11fvrr- ONE yea
run 7.ifH zzrn GAY % Ma a. H. 1fIa O. they
suE L. iail T-su
TiHrF CT f-E1 IIuiiIciLt lEI-- the al ahE ~
MAY a. A ISIS Ins1 publication june j.
1873
ItBzsd a. Weuu1 ciiHe. Washing OIL Tins
18th day u May A. Il llga.
TEzS6fS I. zAENEE
sIrTf r15--- .--sz-r,r
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Jersey Mil for Sale

Beginning Monday. May 81, : VII
dsl;rer -nilE II Lssvsuwu-1h Il In
TED number Of CUSTOMERS. Ny herd
consists u registered and high grade
JERSEYS, Alfalfa fed, VII De mixed am
mix bottled Il perfectly sanitary
way High class trade solicited
Phone :. ". Rznoh-. 2sshas-1l.
2-a
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

In the University oi Washington -
Gently Roman wedding ceremony Was
performed on ths campus 5y Members
Of The classical club. I feature d ne
entertainment was the dist-i5utian
among the guess d wedding cake
made t-s1n recipe glrs1 by Ca1o
a5out 2O0 3. z
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card Thanks

Il ths people u Lssvs1v3rtn E.no-
5v nznv acts Of kindness and u-ivs-sg
sympathy, have sn5sEsd themselves r
Is an MARE ou1 bnr6sn d so11V
EEh-s-, We take rms usth15 u -stn-n
inr OH SINCERE am heartfelt thanks
on SD an brother. Henry 5lz1Es1-
snip, Il goDs 1u- nj f1-gU-sl-
VT. BianEansn-p am FANNY
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OH. SAY:

Il yo1 are going . make those COWS
pay you have 10 have cream sspz-z-
tor. AID I you bay one you want the
bes- : think ! csn prove 70 any uzl
thz; have what NJ wants. See ne
beiure you buy- Sepz-s.o-z nay De
seen Z. S@sley's ii shop Seelsy also
makes and 20 gzIlon loose coFer
cream cans . o-6s--
15a NJ 0. Van B-ocklin-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

Il, st,e Super5o~ Faurr q The state q Wsst-
fYlx11yT n n.Ic sCf 2 m county.
II the matter q the estate Ct Neil I11cIH-
s0a. cssee1 ssd-
Ncltae= = hersbT EiTen To fhs u1oer-
slzr.ssd Executor q the estate q &s1l
T'f9Crasun- deceased, 70 fhs cre11iors O
aHd a. ps-sC1E having claims a2zAa1l-i
sss1 lz<oAHeta. 20 EXHIBIT them N1i1 TIE
r,s.rse.e4srr vpuckHrs Within Twelve Il
rr5Esul IA affsr TIE 1rsi p1D-1nei411 q Ills
notice 70 rhs sE5c eKAcUS0r- a. the once
a i j Nelson. L1eETE1HCFft = Gre An Com
~ SAFE q NTsshiE1srfClI- The same t411E
tie rlBns FOR the fra-lshcEiull q the b1s1Elsas
q sa5d estate.
F75rs4 uutssesfac,n FraaAy Nay 2, lqA
Wrn- W THOMSON.
5aeeasad-
Il. :. Nslson- Attorney for Kzeeui1rs p =.
add rass. LsArezWor1h, Cbsian Co. -lAie g
V-zss-Sr.gfrs-1. nay ~. IS
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z. 3 Fly d Cashmere. 7 : NU--
tsls- o. Lsavsuw1--h End N X Sax
d Peshgsein earn purchased z T N ca-
ron tn Cascade EEags Monday afrsr-
no1n-
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selTes2

z S,esens. clerk N the G. y. RT.
terminal o5ce. spent Sunday with his
wife. who Is residing On their ranch a;
Deer Park, near Spokane.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

Cream IN sale 4 g1g--ss pins and
hall piots- Delivered eFsry morning
". RuDoa-. PsshRs1o, Phoos &
Iii
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For Sale COWS. Jersey End DIR
han. and Jersey z1d Ggsrasey STOCK
NJ old cows q culIE high rs-s 5ut-sT
test AZ fresh z1d coming rash soon-
SEE Chas- EIE1gsI- =
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An. The InTiEora1iRg W hf1f Of the
Pine Forest

How Il clears the throat and bead q
lis nurons ailments. Il Is tins spin!
Of nsEnsss and Tigor from The health
giving pinsy forssts brought back D
Dr.. Bells Pies-Taz-EonsF. Artlsep-
tic and healing. Buy z bottle today
Al druggists 25c-
Electric Bire-s Z spring i0uic- ]
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Plants and Earis Vegetables

Al kinds Of plants and sEly veg
GABLES far sale. o. B Ro5zr-so,,
Phons Il. 15d
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

For Sale ---ir1-4 ami household
goods chap. Fr particulars 1nqui-e
Il Echo o6cs- 22-21p
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28

For Sal+-o1e yeE old White Leg
ho-a. chickens Adress < Z D.
?. o. DIX SIS city IS
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kay Manton Patterns

Nav Dc had Of the Blakely Dry
Goods Store, Spokane. II
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FOR RENT Two roon shack close
II. CHEAP. With vzts- and electric
lights Inquire Il Echo o5cs. Il
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Miscellaneous

Wsuted- Second hand Ford CT.
N-st De il first class shape ! 5.
Barber. Dzr5z1elles, Wash, care c.
4. c MI Co 2o-7l
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For Rent

Four roon house ou-hsioe d 1ack.
cal Il Echo o5c= IN particulars 12d
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Get butter wrappers II Echo o6oe.
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FHIBAI. MAY p. 1915
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-10-13
ALLIES LOSE THEIR BET

When the French landed their
troops in Greece, they precipitaied a
crisis, the outcome of which they did
not foresee.
All has not gone well for the Allies
in the Balkans. Their chickering's with
Bulgaria resulted very unsatisfactory
lily. The Bulgars ignored Russia's
twenty-four hour ultimatum and. cast
their lot with the Central Powers.
Then Greece did the unexpected. In
stead of Immediately joining the AL
lies, the country has decided to re-
main neutral. venizelos. the powerful
war minister, was forced to resign,
when King Constantine decided on
peace.
During the entire Balkan negotia-
tions, German diplomacy was silent
but confident while the Allies were
anxious but hopeful. At first, the AL
lies hoped to secure the aid of Bulga-
ria by promising concessions which
Greece would not make Greece. too.
was several times on the brink of en-
tering the war, but the war party
could not stand against the king. Fail
ing to win over Bulgaria by promises,
the Allies resorted to threats. But
after the expiration of Russia's ulti-
matum. meaning Bulgaria's entrance
into the war on the side of the Aus
it is Greece that disap-
points the Allies by failing to declare.
war on her northern rival.
The Allies have lost their bet.
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as to be universally considered up-
settlers of society by the very people
whose only hope lies in the triumph
of the cause they so frantically re-
sist."
He continues. "When a system has
begun to kill the instructive idealism
of the human race, that system must
go. or the race will go"
The author takes rap at almost
every institution we have. The col
leges. the churches, the newspapers
have failed to help, he says, for "they
are only vaguely aware that anything
is afoot and what they do know they
call by false names. in the desperate
superstition that the sun of that red
dawn can be cheated out of rising by
a common agreement to call it the
moon"
AS to the family-"the middle class
mother wants to get her daughter
married as early as possible and her
son as late as possible"
"Up in arms he orders the people
of the middle class, asking them to
abandon their "head-in-the-sand" pol
icy. Just how he would have the mid
die class adjust matters he does not
make quite clear. But anyway his
books worth reading. Mr.. Deming,
who is better known as a writer for
the better class magazines, originally
published a portion of his message"
in the Atlantic Monthly.
(Small. Maynard & Company, Bos-
ton; cloth, 10 pages.)