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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07
DR. JOHN Lee COULTER. or
NASHVILLE. TENN. SELECTED
AT MEETING YESTERDAY.
Dairy HUseandrsn. Assistant Instrue-
tors IN Mining Department ard
Teachers Chosen.

- = AAEEAAnA VI me state OOATu OF
regents. held yesterday afternoon az
the home OF Col Earl ". OElebay.
Naddington farm. considerable bust
ness was transacted. including the ap-
pointment OF a number Of Instructors
az several OF the Institutions The
session was attended BY State super
intendent OF Schools NJ p. Shawkey.
OF Charleston. Prof George s Laid
ley. superintendent OF. Charleston
schools. and Col Oglebay.
The appointment OF Dr. John Lee
Coulter. OF Peabody College for
Teachers. Nashville. Tenn. a. dean
of the extention department OF the
agricultural college and director OF
the experimental station OF the West
Virginia University. was confirmed by
the regents. on recommendation OF
the special committee.
DR.. Coulter comes 90 the university
az one OF the best equipped agricul-
tural instructors In the country. lie
Ia graduate OF the University OF
Wisconsin. superintendent Shzwkey.
in speaking OF the appointment OF DR..
Coulter last night. said that the board
had made a special effort 20 secure
the best man possible as dean OF the
agricultural department. and that
they had every reason to believe that
Ir. Coulter Is such a man: that he is
a practical agriculturist as well as a
learned instructor. DR.. Coulter Is a
doctor OF philosophy. and Is a young
man in the prime Ct life The book,
Who's Who In America" devotes
considerable space 10 his work and
achievements
Other Appointments.
Other appointments were made by
the board, including the naming or
Julius }. BOutuin and Daniel PerdLe
rs assistant instructors In the mining
extension work that IL being carried
out through me university. Their
duties will be 10 visit the various min
ina centers and instruct the miners
IN different kinds of work In mining
by which the mines can be worked to
a better advantage and more safely
A. {. Ragsdale was appointed as
dairy husbandman in the agricultural
department az the university.
The teachers al the state normal
Institutions follows: Marshall college,
Miss ORC F. Whitaker. domestic
science instructor: John Normal
chemestry. Concord school. Edgar
Williams. chair OF English
Prof. Shawkey in speaking OF the
appointment 81 president 10 the uni
veisity to succeed Acting President
+. h. rrotter. said that h is not known
al this Time how soon the board viii
act upon this matter. II may be within
the next few weeks and IL may be
postponed for several months: that
the board Is going slowly but most
carefully In the selection OF a head
Tor the university. - they wish TO
secure the services Of man who
snail measure up to all requirements.
a credit TO the institution and VINO
VIII be able 10 continue its growth
as u mas enjoyed during the past sew
eral years.
lie further said that the board had
under consideration l1t applica ions
ana persons suggested by hea - -
other Institutions OF learning for the
position. while there we're four ap-
piicants from this state
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IN THE EAST.

HETRoGRAD. VIA London. Aug s,
munication was made public By the war
oricr tonight. There is no appreciable
change IN The situation. between the
bNina and Ntcmcn rivers We yesterday
repulsed the Germans
There was desperate fighting through
yesterday on the left hank OF the Narrow
on the Rozan-O strolcuka- Ostrov roads
\ series OF vigorous counter attacks by
our troops held up the enemy along an
ten vcrsts tsbout 81 milesl from the
river We captured several hundred pris-
oners Violent hfnting continues.
Along the middle Nistula all Is quiet
since our retreat 20 the right bank.
warsaw was evacuated IN order 10
save the town from the effects OF .
bomha rdmeut
The fruitless attempts o. the enemy
to extend the zone IN his occupation IL
only being continued In the region Of
"Hetwecn the vistula and the Bug the
battles ~ the hfth 60 the east OF the
military road from Travntkl TO Vladova
were most stubborniy contested The
enemy concentrates the IRE of his mass
od artillery and our troops we're obliged
20 retire little To- the north
There ia no change ln the situation
on the right bank 81 the Zlota Lipa or on
the Duicster river"
VIENNA. Aug g. via London. Aug r.
statement has ben is.nsI bs5. o'i'''''
'NorthWeat ~ 1vaugorod our allies
have made progress Between the NiHtu-
p and the Bug rivers the pursuit battles
20 east Gaiicis the situation BE- nm
changed.
THE daily repeated attempts hv 'he
Italians t1 attack always terminate in
complete failure where tho rfalLarH Ha
-lniSs y. a. attack ne movement eithrr d.
back Win Sss,v ' iSsss- bv S''1 og ~
Infantry. Even weu trained guns
and thorough artillery preparation have
proven uuavaiinE in altering This course
Thus failed on the night of the STR
HNu fnHtNrInN several HffHrIa"Unn II.
rected sgaist ,srrag.o ard another
the field was covered with fhf bodies ~
ltHligna There tir1 were uuaucceaafIl
itecss on Che Ilav' sector and in The
.Nn Italian gpt,s balloon was shot
down near MnnfaIr0ua
Iu lhe 'n-u.un Alps our troops IH
come favorable height positions or ftaI.
lattalion's attact acairst Coidiana
HrthersfaIn. was reruisrd
In -.fe me v1Ily ri tHe ortirr dia.
ID n h6stIis baif r8mprnv. raue.nr be-
Considerable i0rara
ZURICH svItfsrIand Avg viz
London ri %. u . Uiarnfrhra from Vienna
state chat fhe public rranlfeatationa %
iur over ere fall Of WarFaw which were
IrfruHifIfI hU ore later news ~ fhr nr.
ruuaflnu ~ Irrnuurrd hY che Trutora.
fHr exceeded any iuhIHfInn since fnr
HuI nrHnH uf 'HH wnr TuhIH huildlnrn
In1 private houses were decorated with
naEa aud great crowds rrnmenaded tre
afrerfH The E.ur.afrHaHH In front 81
fHr ministry % unr wee blocked bF urH.
uIH rnrrrInu fhH armies ~ fnn central
nI.Ira NHn NnnunHfHr fIunn continued
until fHr carly hours fhIa mnruInE
NnME EIH UnTIa. hun 90 200 o. rI.
IRE fnIlua Iur official aHfrnHuf frHH
the italian general HrHdIHHrfnra. dated
AlHlHI r. bee been made rHHI.. bore
NH"rH n"U nH .UrnfH ri special IHI.
WhIrn fn report
-un b. -. r-.l..-- L.....r- -.
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: How Much DO YOU NEED2

Do not hesitate 60 call On NJ. n
OF little ready cash n you ON
can secure the srnoant you uish fro
without red taps. We can Euatant..
money In this vicinity ana the h.-t
speet We charge only for ths acty.i
io1 may Pay eaek the loan IN small
inenus arfAnged 20 suit yourseir All
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FOR RENT

>-r>>>-~-~---
ron nENT-A $1,000 house for SIS 90.
Sc fare just above Marwood. All moi
ern convenience. ! = acres Ia garden
An ideal suburban home po~-.ssion
sept lst FOR particulars. call IN Ter-
son. pr. J. A. Cox. Mutual bank Build
ING au-s-i
ron HnNT-3 rooms. az y. Huron. aa-
ply sol y. Huron ST Rcu phou. taas-I
au-s-i
foh RENT Attractive apartment e
ught, airy rooms and bath. porch re
cepuon nail Possession at once. Bell
phone is2-R aus-a-k
ron HENT-Furnished rooms tu mod
ern apartment. prices right. LIST floor
Paul Apartments .ltel Eoff ST Eu-s-t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSCny
FUheHAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAl EMBALNER.
ii22 ard it2f Main strsaa
--Calla Answered Dsy o. Nlrkt-
Store Phones e3b
6. J. HC rtachv. Nat Phone tasa.R
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have been able 90 make further progress.
We have taken 100 prisoners. one Of
Last night one Of our diricibles bonn
harded the enemy'a eucamuments around
Lake nnucrdu. IL was shClled hy ar
ullcry. but returned safely 20 its shell
Another dirigihlc boru hnrdsd with
great effect the railroad function on
pplclua ON itg way back 90 was attacked
~ an Austrian aeropisne which dropped
bic succeeded By its IRE ln putting the
Ausiriana 20 hight and returned 70 our
lines unchanged
AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERs. Aug
8. VIA London. 40 p. .m.-rhe position
vistuia ana the Hur river has grown
more procarl1us as result Of the
heayy fains % the past Few days
rising water. cornrinE the movements
~ troops sHg iuslNely % Few roads
re retreat therefore,. is cncounterng
rhs kussiaus are sacrIacinr men
reckie.ssly. trying 90 retsri the German
attacks which however. Invariably are
rhe imprssr.an here 10 that many pris-
gne.e WI fai into the hands ~ the
Ieutnus before che RUSSIANS reach theip
nHH positions.
LONuDN Aug O.. 1.z1 a. m-rha
morning DOB uu editorial Dn tt.
tugrian situation says
situation Dr. aHrIuUH MHnfHsrr rrHfHa.
HInn1I Hun.urIafr may anN. be- Ia certain
tnnf Russia hnr mot fallen back from
Warrnw fHr any other reason Than fHe
urEluf lIrfHf"a ~ necessity
Ihr rr"Hf rrfrIHrInr uIut HHrrnf Hf
iNr German HruUIFH uu fnn north IH NOT
NNf over DC o. nf present being drtsI-
nuHl. Do d. RI movement frnaf DANCE.
nua ana fHrmldH Bic nrf If VIII take 600
tHC uarlnraH ard aHiI Of fhr Grand
lukr ard fnn magnificent afrHdfnrra nf
ne Russian Infantry fn escape fHH tolls
arf Tor NuaHI1.r HrufIHa ns fhr great
efrairriefa who direct fhr German o.
fenalsr"
LONDON hur o.. rgr. H m.A Ha.
patch iH NH.frTH TELEGRAM. COMPANY.
from NrIrnrrff SAYS
hf ri m.rfIur Uf fHe council uf f.r
"ru.r" fHIHI fHH fHII of UfHr.fu r.nU.
nI rnU.rHH.HUa OF coincidence from tHr|.
"H" NIHHII. member. nrH H HII-HInH
speech NN M fnfHH.H. H Polish mrnn.f.
INH ur0".uf UNrnfH HmHHIa our ruHr.
iIH and H.I Poles fH such HH extent fHnf
.H require" nerve. off iron fH bear ffr
HIHHI.nr cont uH H| uUHn II.H... f..
rIarrN NJ fr.n"an So. Poles fn.rr
feel fh. profound frIfeTunI HrnnHfHr
Uf DE Elea.fu people f.r HnnIur. T..
.anl. bHt Iu ths uII-t Hf rIa mIefsr.
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MAN WANTED

This intended to man EMPLOYED In an Advances
Pouh IN department 10 .,,r -.
OF mouse furnishing store (a retaiD
reached the limit in his employment and who k,ow
ua 10 secure further personal hs
other fields. 'u' S''N
Shahse OF environment 20 different q ma,
uue opportunity 10 study. an
oenel business often brings
ana frequently the means OF developing ability
An od established anotssr
cry mas several openings for Christian
age VINO have had well trained experience In selling er
ShAhase winch must comprise
This an exceptional rtuny for the man who
y desires 10 increase his income
had work and long himself a MANAGERS post
ton In which future salary b. limited abty
TO DO profitable business his supervising
rectIns and controiing number Of employees.
our application viii be tly
uculary Interested In the who holding
position II you want 10 be
iuHy stating axe, married
whom employed YOU first started IN work VIII
me KIND OF business egth OF for each po
ton Address SIMPLEX. this
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a Ark Avea Grounds With ten,i,
courts adioin Beach, Only popular priced
y, hos =, ~ Nhsre SgESLS may Fe from HOUSE
streets. which IL prohibited Use Of BATh
HOUSES and care Of suits FREE. RUN
- ni ~ MAIEk IN rooms. ORCHESTRA.
tloo and up daily, So 70 $3.50 weekly. Amer.
can plan WHITE SERVICE GARAGE.
bo0klst PAUL C RCSEcRANR
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

one mile from Elm Grove and two
miles from Wheeling. lays we'll Three
room mouse. stable ana barn. large or
chard a. a bargain. $1,000. Write Tor
Bros. Elm Grove. W. Va BotE phonc-
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MISCELLANEOUS

AADAAA hoat a. Wheeling will arrange
Tor touring and pleasure parties No.
larEe barge We also do hauling See
captain ~ Wharf %. y Roush au-7-h
NAHrBD-Fine diamond submitted 20
test Tor piano. furniture or cash Al
dress Diamond care Intelligence.
aug -f-i
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AUTOMOBILES
LOST

LOsT small gold Fraternity Pin. white
enameled arms shaped like cross Re
ward II returned 10 Intelligence office
nlL-n 1
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PATENTS Co., s.. 5i.::;
tradelna litigation. uookirf fres
n n DUNLAP, Patsnt I.agvsr
national ENchange Bank Huifdfnu
Wheeling. W Va
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HOTEL MAJESTICyyi.g,nIa avs. g
HOTEL boutwell,.

virginia av., second house from Board
Walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
Highest standard In cuisine and service.
| BOOKLET.
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BEAUM ONT S5snpi s:sse, ave- h. sls:;
cuisine-bathing from hotel; shower
baths. s. TO SIS weekly. l.. X LOW. FIR
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Hotel Sothern

VIRGINIA Az. WITHIN few feet OF
the ocean. 10th season. modern and
homelike. private baths. running water.
elevator; cap. 200. @. l.. CAKE.
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THE WILTSHIRE Yl,lrElnla ~

capacity $50. private baths. running
water In rooms. elevator, hne porches.
&c; music. Special-fl2bO up weekly.
f2.50 W daily. open all year. booklet
auto At trains. SAMUEL ELLIS.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
THE MORGANTON
MASS MEETING
Claim Is Made That Statement
as To "Crowd' Did Not Cover
All The Facts

To The Editor: In your issue of the
l 4th, under the headlines. Morgan
ton Makes Strong Protest. Your
in giving an account
or what he calls a mass meeting which
was held here Monday night. the sth
INST. 20 induce the House committee
TO change their minds and report the
bill tfor the extension OF the limits
OF the town of Morganton( favorably
says that with q crowded courthouse
or enthusiastic and determined citi-
zens, the following resolutions were
adopted unanimously by rising
vote" This statement does not cover
all of the facts. The call for the
Inass-meeting was nos only for those
in favor OF extension, but all those
Who believed III fair play The court
house was crowded at the beginning
OF the meeting, bat after the object
had been explained 10 be a meeting
OF the friends OF extension only. for
the purpose OF devising ways and
means to continue the fight. and the
chair had ruled that the other side
could not be heard. the opposition
iels the courthouse, taking with them
more than half the crowd The local
paper states that those voting favor
ably were III. not enough to crowd
the courthouse nor to be called
large mass meeting second meet
| ing was held Wednesday when il is
| reported, the crowd was even smai Her;
! in fact, the largest thing about the
| crowd IS the noise they are max.
ing.
Your correspondent also says that
| the people Of Morganton say they
| have been gwen q raw deal Nine
| teen members Of the House commit
tee on counties, cities, and towns,
presided over by Chairman Eure. for
about three hours. gave the delega-
tons for and against, a courteous and
patient hearing. showing through the
whole proceedings a. desire TO get at
the facts and deal fairly and justly
and. IL our opinion, Ia charge Them
with having handed anybody d raw
deal, is Il most Uniustifiable retiec.
| ton.
| Knowing the personnel Of the com
| mittee we DO, are sure tha.
they not only desire to do only thai
! ! that which is Just and right, bat. be
ing gentlemen Of intelligence, they ar
fully capable Of deciding between
right and wrong.
JOHN 4 DICKSON.
j. ERNEST ERWIN,
FRANK 2. TATE.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
CAV AIRY SOCIAL CLUB.
Troop ~ Announces a Delightful
Innovation
Especial 20 The News az F; ;N. er7o.

I.incolnton, Feb 2o-Capt. w A
Fair OF Troop A, Cavalry, n. C. N. c..
has announced that the members OF
the troop have formed a social club.
which will occupy the armory building
and be fitted with various attractions,
such as games, piano, pool and biz
lard tables, gymnasium equipments.
shower baths, shooting gallery. Les
sons in boxing and fencing, will be
given and athletic sports encouraged.
AS set forth in the bylaws, the pur-
pose of this club is to foster the spirit
of patriotism among the members OF
troop a" and their friends, and to
help promote a spirit Of harmony and
unity throughout the town ana the
county.
All citizens are invited 10 Join this
club. The initiation fee has been
placed at the modest sum Of one dol
| lar. and the monthly dues at fifty
| cents, which entities a member TO the
| privileges Of the club, including th<
| baths and the opportunity TO shoot ths
| gallery practice course with the serE-
| ice rifles. The club viii be opened
| from nine clock in the morning until
midnight, and will he equipped with
| telephone, writing tables, and all mod
| ern cOnvenienceS.
| The troopers are hopeful that their
| friends from the country and town Will
| take advantage of this cluD, which Wlli
proyide a very desirable rest room ana
| headuuarters for gentlemen from out
of town who have business in Linz
| colnron from time to time.
Ladies night will be held once each
month, at which time special atrrac-
tons in the way Of entertainments VIII
be provided. and it is earnestly hoped
that this feature may become one ot
the leading attractions for all
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23

night. They must have taken I'D with
big navy collier which we passed
These birds have a tireless wing. It
is said they sleep upon the tossing
waves at night. They have an eye
Of remarkable ken. 1t can see a
crumb of bread in the wake of the
ship at a steep height but you can
never fool it. If you throw down
pieces Of Clipped wood, or anything
else than food, they will not fly down
to them.
Flying Fish.
The flying fish are hourly in evi-
dence. They are very small white
fellows, ard they do not ascend more
than half foot above the waves
They cannot fly after their wing
shaped fins lose their moistness and
| are dried by wind and sun. The ships
laundryman tried to point out a jelly
| fish but I confess l could not see it.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
ROCKY MOUNT TOBACCO.

Rocky Mount. Feb. 2e--Receipts
Of leaf tobacco have been very small
the past week. amounting to less tbaR
1e0 400 nounds Prices about like
thev have been. as rule being salts
factory to the sellers
The weather was very bad for sew
eral days. but the small receipts IN
dicate that the 1914 crop o. tobacco
* about all sold, and receipts fToIn
now on will be more or fess nominal
The market has decided 10 close
f,,, the season on the l2th OF March.
rh;ch will give three weeks longer
for the belated seller to get his to
hacco to the market
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
Girl YaWns and Jaws stay open.
New York Herald.

.
Miss Helen SavaStanO, stenogra-
pher. eighteen years old, OF NO. Z4u 8
Walton avenue, the Bronx, was oh,
so tired in a Third avenue elevated
train last evening that she yaWned.
1t was such whole hearted yawn
that her laws became locked when
they were farthest apart Becoming
frightened Miss Savastano ran
through the train crying hysterically
and trying to close her jaws. Various
passengers tried TO assist her. but IN
vain.
At the 1O6th street station DR.. Gross
was called from Reception Hospital
He could do nothing in hurry and
sent her to the hospital. There after
half an hours work with various i'm
plements the jaws were unlocked, bu'
| the girl was SO weak that she was
kept at the hospital over night
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
HOSPITAL BOARD FIRED.
Governor Manning Removes State
Hospital Regents.

Columbia, s. c., Feb. 20.-Governor
Manning late tonight announced in
q message to the Senate that he had
removed the following members Of
the board of regents of the State Hos
pital for the Insane: A. d. Dean, j. D.
Rivens. J. A. SummerSett and Frank
r. Hunter. Dr. julius II. Taylor. the
fifth member, resigned. The Gov
ernor took this action under the bin
TO reorganize the asylum passed al
the present session Of the Legislature
He gave no reason for the removal.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
SERVES FOOD FOR SOUL.
Idea of Christian Publicity In Busi-
ness Was Result Of Reading
.'ScrmOn On Mount"

Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Vincent Saul, proprietor Of restau-
rant near Eigth street and Girard
avenue, combines business with re-
ligious instruction by interspersins
his announcements of steaks, chops
omelettes and sandwiches with edify
ing verses from the Bible. Mr.. Sau.
gives an entire page of his menu fold
er to Scriptural quotations under the
caption Food for the Soul The ham
and eggs, oysters, cereals, etc, are
appropriately labeled Food for the
| Body
Mr.. Saul received his inspiration
from reading the Sermon on the
Mount" Pondering upon the pass
age. Let your light so shine before
men that they may see your good
works and glorify your Father which
| is in heaven he decided that while
it might be inappropriate for him to
| talk to his patrons concerning the
welfare of their souls. it would be
| thoroughly in order to bring the SUD
ject to their attention on the menu
| card.
| A few Of the verses follow:
This is a faithful saying, and
worthy, of all acceptation, that
Christ Jesus came into the world
to save sinners, of whom l am
| chief Tim, i, Is.
All We like sheep, have gone
astray; we have turned every one
| to his own way; and the Lord
hath laid on Him the iniquity of
us all.-Isaiah Lii, S.
But if our gospel is yelled, it
is yelled to them that are lost: in
whom the god of this world hath
blinded the minds of the unbe-
lieving, lest the light of the glori-
| of hriS
image Of God, should shine forth.
| III Cor, iv. 3, 4.
For we must all appear before
i the judgment seat of Christ; that
everyone may receive the things
: done in his body, according to
Il that he hath done, whether it be
: good or bad-II Cor, V, 10.
, Mr. Saul says: Il have presente
!, these fundamental truths of the Cos
|. pei, not to instruct Christians ia
q though I have been told that til
$ verses have strengthened some veal
f kneed church members), but to al
i rest the thought of the indifferen
r that they may mediate upon the III
e beyond the grave"
t Ministers have indorsed this Chris
d tian publicity, including the Rev. D
John B. G.. Pidge. the Rev. James
S Ely and the Rev. DR.. William /
n Main. Patrons Of the restaurant fro
d other cities have asked for sever
: copies of the menu cards to distrlbu
e among their friends.
$. Mr.. Saul was formerly an Englis
1t sea captain, and has been engaged
rs the restaurant business IN this cl
r since 1875 Incidentally, he is
l great admirer of Billy Sunday, who
{, he considers "the greatest hv11
m preacher Of the Word of God.
" .y-,H-etaoi shrd etaoi shrdlun
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
THE LOG OF A LAND-LUBBER

GLIMPSE OF CUBAN SHORES AFFORDS INSPIRATION
a NAVY OFFICER WHO WAS IN THE FIGHT
POINTS OUT THE PLACES WHERE CERVERA NET
DEFEAT, AND SPANISH POWER WAS FINALLY
BROKEN-A TROPlC NIGHT RAINBOW THAT
ARCFiED THE MOON-SEA GuLLS AND FLYING,
FISH
BY HOWARD A..
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23

The little town of Sabetha, in Kan
sas possessez g. citizen by the name
of II. Rider Haggard. Nor Is this all.
Robert Louis Stevenson was reported
the other day in the Sabetha Herald
as having Maid a visit to his grand
mother. Mrs. Fannie Brannigan.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-02-23
RICH AND POOR.

Boston Transcript.)
"You must remember Miss Banks
lust think a moment
"Oh, the rich girl
eyes: she's engaged to Jack Cad
ley.
.Oh, the poor girl"