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Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

a happy. peaceful. prosperous anG
healthy year TO all
In peace with God, within yourself
and all your neighbors;
Let's grasp eachsothers Land and live
in friendship to all
Because its the command of God to
love every one,
To practice charity to the needy and
cover multitude of sins
And follow Christ, who is the way,
the truth and the life,
And turn over new leaf and lead a
still better life
To follow his teaching is the only
way to our salvation
God is merciful, but also just and let
not sin unpunished
But the Lord will not let you suffer
want, if you remain true
And seek at first for the kingdom of
Heaven to do Justice
And all the rest viii be added unto
you, said the Lord
Praise ye the Lord for His mercy
endured forever
The loving kindness of God will be-
STOW His blessing on US
And will enjoy peace and prosperity,
and our fill on earth
Our atraesple-e seems TO grow kind
a cloudy at present
But trust in the Lord, He never for
sakes his own in trouble
''Call on me when in adversely and l
will hear ye."
Peter Mondloch
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02
Teachers Column



W "a the education OF. the people and
Raot in armament lies the safety of
fthe nations.
A few thoughts expressed and sug-
gested by last Fridays lecture, The
Sword And The Gross.
Which of the nations will come out
victoriouse None of them Each one
will be much the worse for engaging
in such brutal butchery.
Large armies and navies are not
insurance-tne are kerosene. This
war is the natural outcome of the
-sArmed Peace Policy of Europe
In the past thirty years the nations
of Europe spent seven billion dollars.
for the army and navy to insure
peace OF what value was that in
surances
If half the rulers of Europe were
women would this war have been a
possibilitye Does man personify the
Cain element and woman the Abel
elements in goverumenrse
Men will not depend on reason
when loaded down with guns The
man with sword will not patiently
wait for the slow process of arbitra-
tion. He will use his sword. He has
been trained to use it. The idea
has been put iuto action,
Armament euforces the Cain idea of
government - the government by
force: Christianity and education en-
force the Abel idea-the government
Through the spiritual nature of man.
The man who calls for large army
and navy has the Cain idea but he
manages to hide himself and the real
motive behind waves of patriotism.
The nations now engaged in war
are giving various so called reasons
for going into the barbarous slaugh-
ter However all these reasons from
all of them are simply childish ex-
cuses, foolish prattle to blind the
multitudes who were taxed millions
co pay for the guns that are destroy
ing their homes and crippling and
numbering them and their loved ones.
A war like this among Christian
nations makes joke of the Infinite.
One of the saddese results ef this
war will be the sweep of atheism over
the world. Every great war is fol
lowed by writer's such as 'Voltaire,
Huxley. Payne and Iugersoll. Their
influence is felt for centuries Some
nations never recover their deep
religious beliefs.
They's kind of feel in the air to me
when Christmas time sets in,
That's about as much mystery as ever
I've run againl
Is It the racket the children raises
VIZ. nol-God bless 'emi-nol
T. r. rhe eyes and cheeks ablaze-Iike
my own wuz, long ago9
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

Headquarters Kansas Belgian Re.
lief Fund-Topeka, Dec. %. This
will reach Kansas homes New Years
Day if the editors of the states 700
newspapers are As kind as they al
ways have BEEN It will find Kansas
families eating their New Years din
ners, the feast of unselfishness and
good Will How many will think of
Belgium and its starving millions
thousands of them homeless and
untold numbers of them dying
mostly women and babies and child
rem How many who have not vet
been moved to pity will send dollar,
or more. TO the state committee in
Topeka to swell the fund with which
food IS being bought for these famine
stricken millions across the sea9
How many will think more of dol
lar than of baby's Iife-for this is
just what q dollar will do-saye a
baby's life or child or a helpless
woman The time has passed for
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

Is it the bleat o the whistle, and
beat O the little toy drnm and
blare.
the sweet, the sac. sweet feel IN
the air--James Whitcomb Riley.
Our teachers are availing them
selves of the library privileges so
generously provided by the ladies
of Wa-Keeney. Those along the east
end of the county are making use of
the Ellis library Word comes from
district 54 that Miss Novis, the teach
er, has been especially successful in
arousing an interest in reading a.
mong her pupils. The books are
brought her by the patrons of the
school whenever business calls them
to Wa-Keeney or Ellis, the postage
on books being too high to use the
mailing system.
The principal of the High School
and the county superintendent each
received circular sent by the Ger
man Information Service which con
tains explanations of Germany's IS
invasion of Belgium. Among other
causes it states that as early as 1906
the Belgian government was plotting,
in case of war, to join the British
ana the French against the Germans,
and, that, as their enemies, the Ger
mans we're compelled to make them
harmless before attacking a distant
foe- We cannot hope to fathom the
nelghborly Quarrels and troubles of
the European countries but We can
be nightly proud of the fact that
our country. the United States, is
held by such high esteem as to war
rant these explanations and also that
we, teachers, are being recognized as
leaders in public eminent and
Appealed to by foreign countries TO
correct unmerited censure At last
the teacher is coming intoshis ownl
We notice the Wilson schools are
equipped with an up-to-date moving
picture machine This delightful and
ef1icient method of instruction is be-
ing more and more recognized by all
the leading school. 1t may be of in
terest Co learn that Prof. E. b.
Matthews of the Fort Hays Normal
School intr oduced this new educa-
tionai feature into our state. While
inspector of the High Schools few
years ago he exhibited the State
School activities by means of moving
pictures and lantern slides This
proved not only excellent means OF
advertising the schools but suggested
the great possibilities OF picture
teaching AT present nearly every
county in the state has lanterns or
moving picture machines for the use
of schools. The slides for these Ian
terms are obtained from the State
University and the Fort Hays Nor
mai school free of charge. Four sets
have been used this winter in the
country biology. illustrating evolu-
tion; germ theory of disease; the pas
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02
MARKET REPORT

Kansas City Stock Yards. Decem-
Der 29th, 1914. As usual. holiday
week is not showing any great capac-
ity to assimilate beef cattle. A run
of 10, 600 yesterday sold barely steady
and the same sized package today is
selling steady to 10 lower, so far as
killing grades are concerned. Stock
ers and feeders are on a Iinirent,
footing. and sell strong and active
right along No long fed steers have
been here this week, pretty good ma
tiyes selling up to IS. IS, bulk of the
red steers at 81 IS to S.. SO. Choice
fat cows bring 81 25, but bulk of the
cows sell at 1915 to $3.50, bulls $500
to $3.50, exceptions So IS veaEs up to
50 so Only a few quarantine cattle
are coming, meal fed steers this week
at So 10 to 800, some lighter steers
So 25 70 So The trouble with the
market at this time is that a good
many cattle in Iowa and Illinois are
overripe for market, fact that kill
ers know. Chicago reports exception
ally heavy inquiries from shippers
yesterday about the expediency of
shipping this week, and it is with
difficulty that supplies are kept be-
low the excessive stage at the mar
kets receiving cattle from recently
quarantined areas Underlying con-
ditions in the cattle trade are sound,
and feeders are deemed unwise who
send even single animal TO market
prematurely. The market in Feb
ruary and thereafter for a time is
almost sure TO be much stronger
than now In the meantime, Kansas
continues to buy stockers and feeders
heavily, Oklahoma and Missouri TAX
ing good many cattle, Iowa now in
the field for cattle, and few going
into Illinois, in all demand sum
cient to keep prices on stockers and
feeders firm Stock steers sell large
ly at &c. SO to $3.50, feeders s7.z5 to
S775
This was an off day in the hog mar
ket. prices 10 TO Is lower. recefnts
13Q00sheadse The market closed firm.
again sfowing.fts baeyant qualities.
top s7.32 IL, bulk s705 to s7.25. Tor
in Chicago today is s7.25, st Joseph
81 30. st. Louis ss7e3O,- Omaha s7.I5-
It is conceded that there will he =
fairly good run of hogs through jan
uary, but nobody believes prices will
go any lower, even killers remaining
silent on this point The good pro-
lit they are making at present prices
insures keen competition, and the
market looks safe, subject of course
to fluctuations
Sheep and lambs sold higher yester-
day, and ewes sold Is higher today
two loads bringing $500 top for this
season Lambs opened steady, sever
al lots at s8-75 but the close was
weak, some heavy lambs selling at
% 90 Receipts were 600 head
Mutton trade condition is reported
satisfactory, and the outlook is prom.
ising for next week
]. A. Rickart,
Market Correspondent.
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02


A college student recently got into
trouble by passing bogus check for
thirty-five dollar suit of clothes,
which served him right. Passing a
bogus check is bad enough, but, the
thirty-five dollar suit attitude is even
worse-for student. Perhaps if he
has TO wear a striped suit for a time
he will know how to appreciate the
twenty-dollar kind which are plenty
good enough for student even
though he may be thu scion of a
millionaire or a crown prince of the
kingdom.
Are you superstitious7 Then be-
ware of the year 1915; it begins and
ends on Friday. Perhaps you have
never noticed that three out of every
four years begin and end on the same
day Of the week, because such years
are equal to So weeks and one day
over Also, May 30th and July 4th
always fall on the same day of the
week, the interval being equal to
four weeks and six days
DICE TAeRAPH.
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

Pupils perfect in attendance fst grade
Theresa Ehrichs. Jesse Connor, 5th grade
Henry Ehrichs: 3rd grane-Dorothy Krhut;
7th grade-Carrie Elliot, Pearl Williams
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

Swear off in haste, repent at leisure.

Just before Christmas the days are
shortest, but men are shortest just
after.
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02
: Adventures Of kathlyn''
Saturday ~ sSr,xv-
Doors TOO AO~e 900
GARDEN THEATER

Bongartz. Helen Bongatfz William m Bon
gartz: 4th grade-James Schuster: eth grade
John Homes; 7th grade-Leola whitton
District 55 Whittier. Anna Razak teacher
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

The WarKeeney State Bank makes 4
farm loans. ADV. 42 &c.
Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

Pupils perfect in attendance: 9th grade
Fern Edwards; 18th grade-Addria Zahn- eth
grade = Mildred Zahn: 1st grade Jacob
Brunce. Edna zahn; attn grade-Otto zahn
Norman Zahn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
Notice of Drawing J''

Notice is hereby glsS ~
Tuesday, Dec. q, at S'u'i
., m. of that day, at d nl,,'
the village of Eagle M I'M
County, y isconsin' si \
ant to law proceed to, to ~ ~
names of thirtysix (SOl - n
serve as petit Jurors a. !. :, n
general term of elrclll. n
said county, comInensalTn
18th day Of January, Al
". H.Radchfss, "a
Clerk Of circait
By b. Raymond. s
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
Sample Copies.

Sample copies of this issue of the
Review will be mailed to q number of
Villas county people who are not now
subscribers. Our hope is that after
reading, some of them may become
impressed with the desirabiEity of
having their names put on our list.
With only two newspapers published
in the county, even though both are
located in the same town, many who
are not now taking both papers should
for many reasons that we could name.
AS an AID in determining whether
value for 81. 80 will be received, per-
NIT us to say: AS q purveyor Of vi
las County general news the REVIEW
acknowledges no EQUAL for the very
good reason that it has none. Owing
to publication of the Review, on Fri
day, the ready print service contains
the big news Of Chicago papers as late
as Wednesday. Again, through the
Comic Section furnished to all paid
subscribers, the Review is giving its
readers a service not attempted by
hardly another weekly paper in the
state. Join the procession.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
In Explanation:

We were visited the other day
by a gentleman who wished to
know just what was meant by an
article last week in reference to
highway building. He under
STOOD it to inler Jnat Eagle Riv-
er had already received IT'S share
or more, of the benefits of the
county highway system, wished
to inform us that such vas not
Une case. 1t was not intended in
chat sense at all. 1t was meant
ior the conditions applying Ia a
general way to every county seat
town, and according to the testl-
mony oil most of the old resi-
dents. Eagle River has been no
exception TO the rule. Since
1912, the GATE of the beginning
of our acquaintance with Villas
county, we are aware that Eagle
River mas received comparative
y, little Of the road building
done under the county sytem,
and most of that was simply an
improvement Of roads built by
the town upon the old original
roads of the early day loggers.
Knowing these facts and know
ing that every one was familiar
with them, we had no intention
of causing an opposite impress
sion to prevail. Hoping that
this is clear to everyone. we par
HicalarIy want to thank the cal
Ter for coming directly here in
stead of getting the desired in
formatioa from some other
source.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24

John Hanus was hera
movies Friday night. ''V viz
Mrs. Jas. McKinnoD o..
with Eagle River friends At NJ
Francis Bashey is in ~,
monia. ~ With
Geo. Pray fell Sunday and ).
ted his knee. aug dS
John Olson returned 10 ~.
in Green Bay Tuesday isg % his /
Mrs Mrs. Jos. Foley retor,.,
The Phelps teachers left 9
TO spend vacation at tha i Sala
homes. Viieif val
1t is reported that tba
given at school last Friday MOs
usually good. ''''"' were
The church fair last NJ
wac a grand success in eycr Te wlt
Rev. Waters and sewers, u
came up from Eagle River - - ny
the church fair. WI " az
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
Sr0O Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
Catarrt. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrll being constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work The proprietors
have SO much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure Send
Tor list OF testimonials.
Addrees: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. Use.
Take Haira Family Pills for constipation
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
WATERsMEET,

Miss Della Turney Of Amigo i
iting her sister, Mrs. Steve NJ
non.
Mrs. Steve McHinn0n shopped
Wednesday at Wakefield.
Mr.. A.C.Brownell has gone toll
neapolis to meet his daughter,
Myrnia, who is returning front
leye TO spend the holidays with
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dalie|
turned Tuesday from a visit toll
Arbor, Mich.
Miss Vivian Apker OF dndl
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. gu. MiIld
Mr.Fred Schoepke and crew d
N. ". bridge and building Dept
to Small Siding Monday where
Installed a box car aepot
Mr.. and EIrs. Clarence ApRet
daughter Reney ntigo az
pected here to SIP nd Christmas
their daughters. Mrs. G,J.Nllel
Mrs. NJ. icon.
ISIS Flora VantNood will
home Thursday from Oshkosh
NAL to spend the holidays.
An entertainment VIII be req
Thursday evening at Tie scllo0
under the supervision Of MISS
sier.
Mrs. AL Moore returned boz
"Wednesday from Amigo. her
TEN ApAer accompanying NFi'
Miss May Maher will arrive
daY from Oshkosh Normal %
the holidays with her paFenS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
CONOVER,

Misses Hedberg and Fuller sn.
busy day at Eagle Piys s,i'i ~ "
doing Xmas shopping ~ Sd'
schools. III
Messrs. Peter Hedeen, c. r
son. John and Axel Olson Ii
Ericsson and Gustaf Hansen AZ y
their Christmas shopping in ny
River Saturday. -
Tie school programs of Nies.,
berg, Fuller, and Mr.. Bake ' Us,,
overwhelmingly standing r ~''s
spite OF bad weather. ''''
Misses Ellen Nortwen md
Ericsson arrived Wednesd,v
Cyrstal Fails, to spend CoriSf9.
home.
Geo. Dobbs returned last va...
Amigo where he had been =.
medical treatment. J
Albert GoransoD of Hartror3I
rived Monday to spend the EoI
With his parents.
Luther League program at PlI
Lake school Sunday, Jan. ,. at |
Refreshments served by Bob anil
tonette Anderson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
High School Notes

That the Sophomores are some
.'classy class has long been suspect
ed. but was proven beyond doubt
when they marched into the opera
house Tuesday night in body, With
cOIors hying, led by their class presi-
dent, Miss Grace Simmons. The bal-
lcony. which had been reserved for
the Sophonores. was prettily decoTa
ted in the class colors. green and
white. But the climax came after the
play when the class repaired to the
home of Miss Verna Luther for a
chicken supper. the decorations being
in green and white. The class enter
tanned asguests Misses Cutland, Fer
guson, Mayme and Pearl Richards.
The cantata can Old Fashioned
Santa, given by the pupils of the
5th. 9Th, It'll and 9Th grades Tuesday
evening under the direction of Miss
Cutland and Miss Ferguson was a
grand success. Marcellus Olmsted, as
Santa Claus, not only won laurels on
his fine singing, buthis dramatic
work as WE'LL quite surprising the
ordinary beginner by keeping in char
acter all the time and by acting ey-
cry minute. Marie Cook. as Annahl,
also carried her part well, doing some
fine singing. Both Clifford Krieck and
Helen Strong revealed in their solo
work voices of rare promise. The
quartette by Florence Simmons,
Helen Strong, Earl Menefee, and Ben
Stein in the Sorrow" song, as well
as the choruses of bootblacks. fairies,
and hoWer-girls were also attractive
features.
The so-called Tigers of the town
basketball team met defeat by the
High School Friday evening.
1t was rather exciting game the
last hall but the first was too much
one-sided. The Tigers" made almost
an entiKe change Of men the last half
Lis, v efe tln,;f IS mel. pney Salti,
and they had the opportunity TO play
them. The first half score was IL to 5
in favor Of the High School. At the
end of tile last half. it was q tie be-
ing IA all. Five minutes longer was
granted to play off the ties The High
School woke up and showed a little
speed scoring more scores to the
town teanl's1, making the score Is to
Is in the High Schools favor. The
lineup was:
MIK&MOrflSOn VI. prosper Stein.
PeIeT 15Ssghn. G.. William Knox.
Russell Pinch @. Rev Waters.
Ben Gauthier f. Herbert Bowker.
RAJ mond La Cha&ce :. L.Kuehne.
Subs
Francis Sailer Frank Carter.
Chas. Simmons Delbert McGregor
Jas. Merical
A preliminary game was played. be-
tween the Sophomore and Freshmen
girls Friday evening, the score being
I to in favor OF the Sophomores.
Both games were worth seeing and
worth double their price. We would
like TO have more people take inter
est in our efforts o have athletics, by
patronizing our basketball games
We are sure we can get you interest
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
st. Ignatius Episcopal Ch

The Sacred cantata, ID
of the East, . will be given
Ignatius church on SUNDAY
ing, Dec. 26th at 7::3O insis
Christmas evening as prev
announced.
Christmas Day Service.
Holy Eucharist at 7:50 a.
:. and Sermon At
Sunday. Feast Of St s.
the Martyr.
Holy Eucharist at 7:3o q,
Morning Prayer and s sa.5a|
Evening Sermon at $780, ]
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
Plight Your Troth
With a Ring.

To reduce their large stock
OF high grade rings Rich
mond's Pharmacy will until
Jan. 1st, allow q 25 per cent
discount from regular prices
on all ring purchases made
there.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24

FOR SALE "A second hand
SPRING cutter upholstered in
red plush. In first class condi-
ton. Very cheap.
strong & Manley
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24

Show yoor esteem /, II ses b
Isl, by meeting ne l,s y fsoIrrsb
by not ca ling on z. ns aa 1s =
She has been uldel tb oo lODg
months, and after f, sIls h b..
ton, her family %i issoriTg q
TO themselves tiie
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
To the Public:

| desire TO state that the published
report tibet am about TO remove
from Eagle River, was unauthorized
and without foundation. | do not in
tend TO move from here and for that
reason my residence is neither for
sale nor rent.
DR.. e. WARD, Dentist.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
AT the Courthouse
Dec. 20.
w. Won Geltch
Violinist.
accompanied by
Pianist.
Tickets SOC.
Pretty con.plls,,en4.

Betty bad habit of handling eny-
thing she thought was pretty One day
her aunt told her II she saw anything
pretty she should keep her hands at
her side and not touch it. Betty i'm
mediately dropped her hands at her
side and looked up at her aunt and said,
"Auntie, I'm looking at you
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-24
FOR SALE

A span OF heayv horses sound ana
gentle, good feeders ami workers wit
harnesses Have no us for them.
Price $3.50. n. l.. kinney
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15

Screen wire, all widths, at Reilly's-
Swift's Premium boiled ham at Me-
GOvan Brothers
Holt, the man who attempted to
assassinate ]. Pierpont Morgan last
Saturday, committed suicide while in
jail awaiting trial for his offense-
The cement curbing which Dr.
Clark has had built in front Of his
residence is a pretty piece Of work
1t is faced with cobblestones-
If YOU cannot get ANYTHING fixed
ANY PLACE ELSE take it to Eastoh,
the Reliable Jeweler.
Everybody's friend = DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil, the great household rem
edv for toothache, earache, sore
throat. cuts, bruises, scalds. Sold at
ali drug stores. % cents and SOC.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15
Water bags at Reilly's.

Water bags at Reilly's-
Atomic sulphur spray for mlare"
at the Fruit Association.
Ed Pattison has sold his shoe re-
pair shop to Ray Stickney.
Aprieots in bulk at 2A cents a
pound. Place your orders for canning
now. MCGOWAN Bros.
Mrs. Deloss Knox writes 10 friends
from Savannah. Mo-, where she has
been receiving treatment, that her
condition is much improved and that
she expects to be home soon.
A number of local Woodmen, in
Guiding NJ. A Ross, I. ]. Coonrod,
Ed. Pattison. George Coulson, Franz
Clark. Ed Campbell, Clint Martin, the
boss Of this Great Family Guide If the
paper gets out in time, and few
others will go to Boise tonight as
guests of Boise NJ W. A. lodge. a
class of $50 is to be initiated there.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15

Just received another lot of Brown
lee wheat. MCGOWAN Bros.
We have a good supply of Atomic
sulphur spray for mildew. Fruit As
ISOLATION.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15

On Wednesday evening Mrs. Geo.
Smith and Mrs. Jessie l., Smith en-
tertained at lawn party company
of about As, all members of the Smith
family. The occasion was to celebrate
the birthdays of the husband and son
respectively of the hostesses, and was
a complete surprise to the honored
guests. The evening hours were
pleasantly spent in games, music and
dancing, a very fine supper being
served on the lawn late in the evening.