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Evening star., 1915-01-27
Might Have Averted War.

Herr Won Bethmann- -Hollweg refused
the proposal which England put for
ward. and in which France. Italy and
Russia concurred. for a conference at
which the dispute would have been set
tied on fair and honorable terms with
out war. IF he really wished to work
with England for peace why did he not
accept that proposal? He must have
known after the Balkan conference in
London that England could be trusted
to play fair Herr Won .TaEow had
given testimony in the rcichstag to
Euglands good faith in those negotia :
tons
The second part of the interview
with an American newspaper corre-
spondcnt consists of a discourse upon
the ethics of the war. The things
which Germany has done in Belgium
and in France have been placed on rec
ord by those who have suffered from
them and who know them at first hand.
After this it does not lie with the Ger
man chancellor to read to the other
belligcrcnts lecture upon the con-
duct of the war.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
Pledge Demanded of England.

The German chancellor spoke to the
American correspondent of his efforts
for years to bring about an under
standing between England and Ger
many An understanding, he added.
which would have absolutely guaran-
teed the peace of Europe
He omitted to mention what Mr..
Asquith made public in his speech at
Cardiff that Germany required the
price of an understanding an uncondi
tional pledge of England's neutrality.
The British government was ready to
bind themselves not to be parties to
any aggression against Germany. They
were not prepared to pledge their neu-
trality in case of aggression by Ger
many.
AN Anglo-German understanding on
the latter terms would not have meant
an absolute guarantee for the peace
of Europe. but it would have meant an
absolutely free hand for Germany, so
far as England was concerned, for
Germany to break the peace of Europe.
The chancellor said that in his con-
Evening star., 1915-01-27
HOUSE DEBATE BRINGS
ON A PERSONAL CLASH
Mann and 0'Shaughnessy in Row
Over Public Health Service
Lobby"

In row between Representative
'Shaughnessy of Rhode Island and
Representative Mann of Illinois. the re-
publican floor leader. today the Rhode
Island man charged Representative
Mann with making loose statements
and being incorrect in his claim that
the public health service officials are
lobbying for salary increases instead
OF attending to their business.
The bill under discussion was a SEN
ate measure to accomplish several
changes. one Of which is an increase in
certain travelling allowances, etc.
Representative Mann declared that all
of the principal officers in the service
tad received salary increases two
Years ago. and that there has been a
practical lobby for the present bill by the
same officers Of the scrNice
Evening star., 1915-01-27

Eugcnic marriages have been ap-
proved by the Indiana state senate.
The bill passed provides that all per
sons seeking marriage license must
obtain a health certificate.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
Built Strategical Railways.

III the German chancellor wishes to
know why there were converse tions on
military subjects between British and
Belgian officers he may find one reason
in fact well known to him. namely,
elaborate network of strategical rail-
ways leading from the Rhine to the
Belgian frontier through barren,
thinly populated tract The railways
were deliberately constructed to per-
nit of a sudden attack upon Belgium.
such as was carried out in August last
In the second part of the German
chancellorS thesis, namely, the Ger
many took her responsibility toward
the neutral states seriously he alleges
nothing. except that he spoke frankly
of the wrong committed by Germany
in invading Belgium.
That man knows the right while
doing the wrong is not usually ac-
cepted as proof of his serious con-
scientiousness.
The reason of Germanys refusal
was given by Herr Won Bethmann-
eign secretary, Herr Won JaRow). 1t
may be paraphrased in the well known
gloss upon Shakespeare: Thrice is he
armed that hath his quarrel just. but
four times he that gets his blow in
first
TheE had to advance into France
said Herr Won Jagow. by the quickest
and easiest way. so as to be able to get
well ahead with their operations and
endeavor to strike some decisive blow
as early possible.
'Germany's real attitude toward Bel
GUM thus frankly given by the
German foreign secretary to the Brit
ish ambassador. and the German chan
cellor. i'll his speech to the reichstag,
claimed the right to commit a wrong
in virtue of the military necessity of
hacking his way through. The treaty
which forbade the wrong was by COM
parison mere scrap of paper
Evening star., 1915-01-27
Better for the Service.

IF they would stop trying to get in
creascs in salaries and attend to their
business the service would be better off. ~
said Representative Mann. amid applause.
Representative O'Shaughnessy asked
Representative Mann for specific cases.
and. receiving none, said
1T is my belief that there is no such
thlng as MIR. Mann charges"
i challenge that statement" said Mr.
Mann. "
You can challenge it all you want
nevertheless it is my belief" said the
Rhode Island democrat, who then went
on to criticise the republican party for
not having increased the salaries of
some OF the clerks in the lower grades,
when that party WAS in power
Debate Becomes Personal.
Representative Mann charged him
with craftsmanship. and declared that
Mr. OShaughnessy had not noticed anv
lobby. because "he did not know when
he was being worked"
Il don't know what is working Won"
said Mr.. O'Shaughnessy, and the two
men began to call each other names at
the same time. The House was able
to make out that Mr. O'Shaughnessv
was charging Mr.. Mann with saving
bald and nasty things and Mr.. Mann
was charging Mr.. OShaughnessy with
having a sweet temper"
Evening star., 1915-01-27

New York city's amazing wealth is
revealed by the income tax returns. 1t
pays S1S.000,00O.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
Trip of Inspection Authorized.

The association voted an appropriation
to cover the expenses of trip to be taken
by Secretary Columbus to Chicago. IN
dianapolis. Cleveland and other middle
west cities to investigate the operation
of the merchants associations of those
cities. Mr.. Columbus expects to leave
Saturday night.
a letter was received from the Hotel
Mems Association asking the Endorsement
of d proposition to erect a convention hall
in this city. The matter was referred to
the joint conventions committee.
Evening star., 1915-01-27

Throat and Lungs-Fatber johns
Medicine soothes and heals. Builds up
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-01-27

Only One "BROMO QUININE.,
Whenever you feel "A cold coming think uf
jhc foil name. LAXATIVE BRoMO QuININE.
Look for signature Of z. ". GROVE on box. 2Sc.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
Licensing Advertising Solicitors.

Anton Stephen. NJ. D. Rosenberg
and Joseph Shipley were appointed
a committee to take up the matter of
licensing advertising solicitors with
the District Commissioners, with a
view of having them favor the intro
duction of Il bill in Congress.
A letter was read from Philander John
son asking Endorsement by the association
of a plan to change the name of Penn
sylvania avenue to the Avenue of the
Presidents No action on the matter was
taken.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
RETAIL MERCHANTS
REFLECT OFFICERS
Members Discuss Regulation for
Parking Automobiles-Three
Firms Admitted.

All the officers of the Retail Mer-
chants Association were reelected by
the board of governors at a meeting
held last night They are r. F. An
drews, president; NJ. A. Lccse, vice
president; Isaac Cans, second vice
president: L. c. Graham, treasurer; NJ.
d. Rosenberg, general counsel, and
Charles J. Columbus, secretary.
Lansburgh & Bro. the Maurice Joyce
Engraving Company and Barnhart
Bros. & Spindlcr were elected mem
bers of the association. The police reg
ulation prohibiting the parking of
on certain business streets
for more than fifteen minutes was the
subject of discussion. Claude f. Mil
Ter, chairman of special committee.
reported that the Commissioners have
been asked to grant a hearing on the
regulation. The extension of the time
to one hour will be urged.
Evening star., 1915-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


PLUMBING. THIS CD\CUI:N II " FATIIERED
uIsIcrn plumbing with many innoyat il ms
and Improvements that IL well claim to do
the hest work. JOHN l.. SHEDD, J21 10th
IA " 3lt
WITH YOUR WATER SUPPLY METERED. IT
s economy TO allow any leaks in the
plumbing system. Phone Col $3.50. FRED
ERlCk e. STELZER. 3i4t IItl II. ".
ABSOLUTE SAFETY WITH ~ INTEREST IS
thc Kind Of Investment offered by the Home
EuildnS Asso'iat ton. Inquiry will convince you
that should start account now. ". r.
'laucbton. Pres; a. 5. Taylor. V Frcs: w. u ::
Ga!lihrr. V. Pres: J. NJ Woodward. Soc, -
10th st. NV; Eiw. :. Wescott. Treas. 1907
IA. ave. n.
] WILL ONLY Re RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
contracted hv myself In person SfI1Ri.lE
W. TURNER. I4E: : ST
HERMAN R>I'NGAI;TEN COMPANY. INC.
Era>s Signs. told Glass Letters.
Rubber Stamps, Seals stencils
18th and II S;s. III. VI. 1885,. only store
UPRIGHT rTA>OS TI'Nt.D ANn REF. 81 Ur
old Reliable Expert.
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cmploy mcut ac"rcy is now open and VIC
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LYONS EMPLOYMENT III REAl:
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
Fortescue.

John =. lden and Geo. W. Ilinkle
are IN Kansas City, attending the
Implement dealers convention.
Robert Brown and c. T.. IIitz
wen, TO Kansas City, Tuesday, to al.
tend an implement convention.
Geo. V. IIinkle left Monday eve.
Ming for Columbia, Mo-, TO attend Q
series Of farm lectures being given at
the State University.
The Arkansas Valley Lumber Co.,
have bought the hardware and I'm.
plement stock from Mr.. lden and
moved II all across the track, where q
store room has been lifted up. The
company Is also unloading a car OF
this week.
The stockholders OF the Bank Of
fortescue met Monday for the an.
nual election Of directors. All the
former directors were reelected with
the exception that ID +. Romine was
chosen to Ill the place OF J. T.. Alkire,
who has moved away to Forest City.
After the stockholders meeting the
board OF directors again chose A. W.
and John e. Slater Is pres.
Idsnt and vice. president.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
Get Your License.

Hunters licenses for lpli are now
In TIA. office Of the county clerk, and
~ las been issued, and Verne
Meyer go, the iirst license issued,
Heretofore II has been necessary
sometime, to wait two or three weeks
before tie licenses arrived, hut this
year hunters only had to Wait a few
days.
Al hunters licenses expire Decen.
Der u, II matters not II they were
taken out the day before.
During 1914 the county clerk issued
lis county licenses Al 400 each, but
issued no state licenses, From this
sum the clerk Is allowed q fee OF u
cents for issuing the license and ex.
penses Of transmittal Of the funds,
which amounted TO approximately
s72 w, leaving a balance Of S.Fhi 10,
which VAS forwarded TO the state
treasurer, who places II TO the credit
OF tie state game fund.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
ONE DAY ONLY
Remarkable Success
Of these TALENTED Physicians
in the Treatment Of Chron;e
Diseases.
Drs. Neeaan { DeLsrimer
Offer Their Services
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22

In making the announcement Of
my candidacy for this office, ] con.
sider II due TO those whose support !
aSk, TO know something definite
about my fitness for the responsible.
tty Of directing the interests OF pub.
lie education In the county,
have an experience Of over twenty.
i've years TO look back upon, cover.
INK al phases Of educational work
from the primary department to the
High school, including rural school
work, and Is instructor In teachers
Institutes, and the State Normal, dur
ting the summer.
For six years ! served on the Holt
County Board Of Education, where |
gained much valuable experience In
the work Of examining teachers, and
In planning for and presiding over
teachers meetings. For the past
sixteen years ! have taught contin.
uously In Holt county.
Experience presupposes a requisite
degree Of scholarship, ! am q grad.
uate OF the Salem Female College OF
Winston--Salem, n. q, the oldest
college for women In the South-a
school whose aluminse are TO be met
with In every state OF the union ]
hold q life certificate In three differ.
snt states.
an wonderfully interested IN our
children and young people, and feel
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22

tina, ia, fu,ur. NJ IL. publir schools
Is sufficiently promising, tn Justify an
ambition 10 accomplish something In
a larger way tor rural education In
Holt county.
BEFORE deciding To become a candi.
date bad received the endorsement,
of some OF the leading educators and
representative. citizens IT the various
communities IN ~. county.
These Ar, my reasons Tor seeking
TIA. Office, and shall be grateful TO
YOU, Who are empowered To act IN
this matter, for your careful consist.
ALBERTA GnErS.M army.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22

Having held tie ol,lce practically
three.fpurrhs Of the term, feel that
| am thoroughly acquainted with the
duties of Ia. ui,ire, and Fan render
valuable service should the voters see
III To place me Al the helm TOR
another term.
Your support aud vote solicited
and highly appreciated,
EARi. \, ROJk,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNDNS0lOOL
LESSON

sBy r. o. SELLERS. Acting Director Of
Sunday School cours. Mood, Bbl. In.
stitut.. ChicagoJ
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22

Friday, January 20. 1915
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display Advertising; I5c per
inch. run Of paper, where dis.
play exceeds three inches: nm.
der three inches. 25c per inch.
Line Rates: Toe per line. first
insertion; &c per line. each al.
ditional insertion. Al straight
readers to be counted at line
rates. unless matter exceeds
hall column, over that to be
25c per inch.
Yearly Contracts; ~ LIE
per inch. net, each insertion.
Where an advertisement has
extra composition, same will
be charged accordingly.
These Rates are NET to Al
Advertisers and Agents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
LESSON FOR JANUARY "a
GIDEON AND THE THREE HUN.
DRIED.

LESSON TENT-Judees 7:i.s. ie-2S.
GOLDEN TEST-SUt b. might. nor b
power. bu, bv my Spirit saith Jehovah q
hosts -Zech. &c n v,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22

! announce myself A. a candidate
Tor ~, ui'ir. OF Count, >up.fini-n.
dent ut schools II Holt county, sui.
jec, Ia lie vii and vote ~ IN. people
AZ III" annual S'iiuol meeting, 10 Ire
held April u. lpli. E>HL \, Rock.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
Announcement.

! hereby announce myself u candl.
date for the office OF County Superin.
tendent OF the Schools OF Holt county,
subject TO the decision OF the voters
1t the election In April.
ALBERTA GREES.MuRrny.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
HOTEL WOODLAND,
MONDAY,
JANUARY Is, 1915.
Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post, q. A. u.
Will hold their next regular meeting
At the home OF Thomas FRYE. on Sat.
urday, January %. 1913. at = 10 .. m. ,
sharp, To attend to such matters as
may come before them.
G. W. CuMMiNs, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-22
FOR SALE.

A house with seven rooms and
closets. In Oregon. Barn, hen house,
wood house. cistern. city water. Nice
location. Price Is right. Address,
',.. c, J. HERMAN.
Hayward, Wisconsin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
Teacher Finds 33
Varieties of Birds
at Riverview Park

Thirty-three varieties OF birds were OBJ
served within two hours in Ieiverview
park Monday afternoon by members OF
the Junior teachers training class OF the
public schools Miss Alice F.. Hitte OF
the drawing department accompanied the
young women and compiled the notes
made by the observers. One Of the party
observed twenty-six varieties.
Bird experts have seen as many as
slxty-five different classes OF birds I'm
this park during one day.
The birds seen yesterday we're chicka-
c"o. bluobird. crow, robip. wood thrush.
,Etbird. wren. brown thrasher. rose
breasted grosbeak, scarlet tanger yell
low-bllled cuckoo. cowbird. Jaybird
bronze grackle. morning dove. Baltimore
cfiole. orchard oriole, white-eyed vireo,
white crowned sparrow. chipping spar
row. phoebe, yellow warbler, flicker, red
breasted woodpecker. goldfinch, downy
woodpecker. brown creeper. klngfisheF,
Maryland yellowthroat. cardinal, black
and white creeping warbler. warblIng
Vireo and sparrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
TWO BAPTIST SOCIETIES
TO MEET HERE THIS WEEK

Omaha will entertain both district
meetings of the baptist Home and For
eiGn Mission societies Thursday. The
vest central district OF the Foreign Mis-
siJnary society, OF which Mrs Edward
johnson Is chairman. will meet at the
Young Women's Christian ASSOCIATION as
sembly room at 10 o'clock In the morning
AZ the afternoon session. Miss Dorcas
Whitaker. missionary at Vinuconda,
India, for about seventeen years. will be
the speaker
The meeting Of the Foreign Missionary
society win be held at the Calvary Baptist
church Thursday and Friday Miss Inez
Shaw OF Topeka. Kan. viii address tho
Thursday evening session. District sec
fotsTies from eight states viii he IN at
tendance.
Airs. Edward johnson gave a tea this
afternoon In honor OF Miss Whitaker and
Miss shaw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
Genius Succeeds
Only in Rare Cases

Rev v. j.. Hess pastor Of the Florenc,
Methodist Episcopal church, preached tn
baccalaurente sermon for the Florence
liigh school graduates Of the Presbyterian
church sunday evening. taking rs his
subject, Sand or Wishes. Backbone or
Luck" Reviewing the lives OF Charlie
Goodyear Charles Dickens and James \.
Garfield he illustrated the point that Il
was m doing well the things at hand
with dogged determination that brought
succcss.
1T IL not the sudden flashes OF speed.
the doing the exceptional thing at the
critical moment that keep your look
onward. II is not genius that succeeds
except In rare cases, but II is the steady,
onward plodding that w.;1 not falter in the
heat OF the monotonous every day hum
drum Of NE was the message he left
with tho graduates.
The graduating exercises will be held
at the Fontenolle building Thursday even
ing Tho graduating class consists Of
fourteen seven boys and seven girls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
Attack on Merger
Bill for Greater
Omaha is Brewing

An attack on the Greater Omaha cor
solidation bill in the courts is said to be
brewing among the office holders. con-
tractors and other interested parties In
South Omaha.
The report is that Attorney :. F. Win
tors Of the South Omaha city law depart
meht has prepared papers to be filed In
the district court within a day or two,
the presumption being he will ask for an
Injunction to restrain Election Commits
sioner Morehead from holding the special
election called for Tuesday. June /, on
the ground that the merger bill is legally
unconstitutional or otherwise legally de-
feCuye.
The South Omaha city government has
called special election of it's own for
the same day to vote $4,000 of bonds
which they hope TO market and spend tho
proceeds before the consolidation would
extend the authority OF the city OF
Omaha over South Omaha municipal af-
fairs. Whether an Injunction II issued
would seek to affect this election too is
not indicated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
Spectators Back
Up on Hessian Fly
and Bug Reports

There ls growing opinion on the
Omaha Grain exchange that the Chicago
spectators feel that they overplayed
their hands last week when they flooded
the country with reports that Hesslan
flies and chinch bugs had about de-
stroyed the small grain crop Of 90 homa
and khnsas and seriously inj,Rd tBet
OF Nebraska. These same r q ulators
have wired tho Omaha exchange that
they were msinforrned last week and
that since then they had ascortained
that the reports were greatly msgnifled
Omaha receipts were Wheat. 81: corn,
Il; oats. p cars The market was steady
TO higher. wheat selling at Sl.45Gbi. 4s,k.
y 10 cent up.
Corn sold at 7iaGS cents. a cent higher
than Saturday.
Oats were 4 cent up, sales being made
at Tn49h cents per bushel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
CHRISTIANITY MUST BE
MORE SELF-SACRlFlClNG

Rev. W. T. Kahse. state missionary OF
the Lutheran church in Nebraska, spent
Sunday in Omaha. preaching at the Grace
church in the afternoon and at st.
Marks IN the evening. Speaking at the
latter church. he took a firm stand 70.
a more self-sacrificinR Christianity.
Men must be diligent 10 succeed in
any profession or business" he said.
mo less must they be diligent to sue
coed as Christians. Too many seek to
he at ease in Zion, yet they pursue their
business or profession with a zeal that
threatens to ruin their health. l know
family that was we'll to do and they
gave H2 a year toward the support OF
their church, and came once week and
sat through the service. This same fam
lily put up. 5000 monument to them
selves in the cemetery. And they
thought themselves Christians"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
Automobile Burns
Near the Field Club

4 fire originating from some unknown
cause completely destroyed large six
cylinder automobile near the Field club
In Center street Sunday night The car.
which was owned BY the Francis Cults
Automobile company, and originally cost
$500, was total loss. the company hav-
ing no Insurance upon II. In talking of
the fire Mr.. Francis said that getting
the burned car to his garage probably
caused more comment than the fire itself.
as the wreck was towed in by Max
well car. which cost but $685.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
MATTHES WANTS TO ENLIST
IN NAVY AS a SUBMARINE

y want to be p submarine. said Ap-
plicant Ike J Matthes farmer. to
Lieutenant Upton 1T the local United
states marine recruiting station
"Oh. a marine said the corporal
No. a submarine" persisted Matthes
Tho applicant looked desra bic and
worth explaining matters TO.
You have been misinformed." argued
the recruiting officer pleasantly. ~
submarine is boat which travels under
water. IL you enlist as a marine you
will probably see lots Of submarines. but
YOU can't be one"
Then I can't be submar ine?'
Nope" said the corporal
With last wistful glance az the gold
fish in the globe on the lieutenant's desk.
the disappointed applicant left.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-18
summer Comnlntut G,

summer Complaint Cured,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills will rid tho
system OF 'fermentlng foods and poisons.
Keep stomach and liver healthy. sc.
All Observation-Disclosures