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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28
MIXED AdIectlves.

I'VE had at our house for about hall
day this summer young man from
Kansas City as boarder," stated hon
est Neighbor Hornbeak. He came
with the expectation of staying two
weeks, and just nacher'ly hungered
and thirsted for the simple life. as
he called 1t. And then about the
first thing he did was TO seek to pick
a sandbar OF from the left hind fet-
lock of one Of the mules. This sorter
led me To believe that he thought sim
pie and 'idiotic' were synonymous and
simultaneous terms" kansas City
Star. H
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28
That Wind 10 Best.

whichever way the wind doth blow,
Some heart 10 glad 70 have II so;
Then blow It east or blow Il west,
The wind that blows, that wind IL best.
Nv little craft sails not alone; RS,
A thousand fleets from every zone
Are out upon a thousand seas; .- .
And what for me were favoring breeze
Wight dash another, with the shock
Df doom. upon some hidden rock.
And 90 I do not care to pray 81.
Fer winds to watt me on my way,
But leave II to Higher Will +
TO stay or speed me, trusting stin
That all Is wen, and sure that He
Who launched my bark, will sail with me,
Through storm and calm, and viii not fail,
whatever breezes may prevail, "tt
To land me, every peril past,
Within his sheltertng heaven at last.
Then whatsoever wind doth blow,
Nv heart IL glad to have II 50;
And blow Il east or blow IL west,
Ehe wind that blows, that wind Is best.
Catherine Atherton Mason.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28

English electricians have developed
a thoroughly waterproof telephone ca
BILE that weighs only sevez pounds e
the mile
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28

An electrically operated machine has
Oeen invented for piling lumber for
storage into stacks up to a height Of
IS feet. .... ....
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28

Officers and men on submarines re-
ceive extra pay. -
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-28

In a number Of instances the Jews
appear to have fled before the soldiers
reached their villages. In many Of
these cases their deserted homes are
said to have been plundered and set
on fire, The Poles, however. also sur
Tered in mary such cases. less from
plundering than from burning.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
CAT RESCUED
Only Sign of Life on Derelict
That Had Been Adrift
Two Years.

SAN FRANCISCo, JUne d9.-A wire
less message about "a black cat came
all the way from Papeete the other
chamber of conmerc@ With only
this cat aboard. The British ship Dali
Eonar has drnteds Tor stwo years, a
derelict OF the seas The wireless
message states chat the ships bell
and the black cat had been rescued
by men from a small trading schoon-
Fer and safely landed at 9apeete-
IS The Da3gonar. helpless IN a storm,
Was abandoned In n1idocean in June.
1916. Early IN lsd4 the French ship
Lorrie reported finding the ship
boat: Three had died from exposure
an dthe fonrteeh Others were In q
Ditia6te coudtt
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
INTRUDER Uses
GHLOR0FlRhI
BurqIar Puts Occupants OF
Room TO Sleep and Then
Ransacks House.

cGOUNT VERNON, N y, June a-
a burglar scaled one of the front
porch columns of the residence O
John f Whaden, Of l41 Primrose
avenue. entered the Bedroom OF H1r-
and Mrs. Wha1en and after helping
himself to all the jewelry and money
he could md. departed in the same me
way he entered
Me-. WhaIen, who is not sound
sleeper and who never heard the bur
glar. awoka latesw1th q headach
believes that he5burglar used an at
omioer and SPRAYED chloroform aoour
the roons
Mrs Whaten,s son, who graduates
from the Mount Vernon high school
this week. says that he satsup until
a. M, but heard no one The police
believe the burglar watched the mouse
11ntH all the lights were out and then
climbed up on the porch roof Then
he had to open awindow. It ds. sup
posed that he wore Kid gloves no
finger marks being found.
The burglar took diamond rings and
scarfpins from the dresser yaned at
$500, and then took Mr. Whalen,s
trousers and tiptoed into another bed
chamber, where he euptied the pock7
cts. taking all the cash, amounting
to about SOS. The trousers were found
in the adjoining room the next morn
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
10 prostde5n i've. years sogan army

10 pEOSIoSss10 UVes7J fzaAS 49,
of five million men
We are urged to spend e'aSiy
double This sum Tor an add1t1oo 20
sour army of five hundred thousand
men. Such an addition would cost nye
hundred ucdffon dollars, a Year and
arthe end ofdye years we should only
have i've bundled thousand more
men
eFneand has maintained a eompara-
lively large army for years We can
take little comfort IN that plan rom
her unreadiness now
The syBtenO Of sAustra11a andtsS
zerlard are good there because the
men are not paid Here the men
would have to be paid and 7tf ould
be only another form of standing
army
0mcers. arms and military stores
for nation are worth more .than any
standing arHsy and when once pro
'ytded appropriations can reduced
AS practical Americans, let tlssap-
ply practical business methods to the
military art That art Ike all others
calls TOR education and tools It's
brains and akM that are cheap we
do not want merely promotions and
appointments. We want to get mill
tary education and military sporea
make plain business Dopo sttfon
for doing Gun duty 10 our country It
can be varied In details but should
be maintained in prncipless
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
SOME NERVE
Jail Breaker Comes Back INTO
Court TO Press Charges
of Larceny.

EAsToN. Pa, June dsess-sNhen jos
eph HOLLY took the witness stand N
Judge Brodhead's court las prosecutor
In the case OF Emil E1fchter, Make
Cusfck, William Daley, Thomas KING
and James Carly. charged with h9gesh-
way robbery Gotltns, war war
den OF the county 5aiI who happened
to be in the courtroou recognized
Holly as man who broke a1lsseverat
months ago
HOLY had been allowed liberties as
a -uusty' and one day Violated them
by walking OFT. Then he went to
south Bethlehem, where short
time later, he says, he was held up
by the defendants and robbed OF y.
He had enrye enough; to come to Esas-
ton to testify against the men Wnon
he alleged robbed him
8fs statements on the stand We're
- - contEsdictor that Judge Brod-
head discharged the defendants and
instructed District ATONE sep 70
nreSer charges against him OF per
mr. and iai1 breaking Holly went
hack to- his Old cell 80.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Men Dofe
On Poet ~
MomaIl4 Librarian Tells Of Mas
ctiIIle Yeartling for

BERKELEY, Calf june aeaaass
May Masste, editor4of the American
Library Association, BookhesE ChAca
go, told 500 delegates to the Amer
cam Library Association conference.
here:
ThatSthe average man IS turning to
poetry for his literature.
That magazines Of today are print
ing pages OF poetry IN contrast 80
stanzas OF decade ago and that the.
American literary taste IS rapidly.
turning to poetry.
} That verse as the only form OF poe
try, and that the term prose-poetrts
an abomination.
That true poetry is the breath and
timer spirit OF all our knowledge
That men must have poets tor.
teachers, not schoolmasters, and that
there must begTeat audiences TO De-
get great poets: ssss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GOODRICH BUREAU
Has Prepared. Trans continental
Guide Books and They Are
Given Away Free.

Automobile tourists can now pro-
coed safely on practically all OF the
transcontinental highways from
coast to coast, Is the Announcement
lust made BIZ the Goodrich National
Touring Bureau The large noun
tatn SHOWS. that have barricaded GER
tain of the passes IN the western
mountain ranges are now cleared ana
hundreds OF transcontlental tour9s1s
who were held up east OF che ranges
are now crossing same on theI way
to the Pacific coast
The Goodrich National Touring Bur
can has prepared complete rouIe de-
scriptiors and transcontin entail books
covering all OF the srecomIpended la
teral Highways hcm coaststo coast,
which can be procured gratis. from from
automomb1le clubs or through local
garages. ~ &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GIRL MAKES
TEAnluG PAY
She IS One Of the Best Horse
Masters lnfthe Western
Oil Fields.

MUSKOGEE Okla June IS.-One
very notable instance OF woman'S in
vading manss>sphere IS FRANKIE LILY,
aged 20, the woman teamster, one OF
the best known and, incidentally one
OF the best horse masters In the: mid
continent oil field:
Ks Wearing shoes which are built Tor
service. broad brimmed felt hat
slouchfng about her tan face, heavy
leather iegginS and cowhlde cuhs
decorated with copper braids and a
heavy denim skirt cut half way be-
tween knee and ankle; walking with
stride and hint OF a swasser, she goes
about her business when she comes
to town. Seated on a stack of5straw
which lies on the hind hounds of a
bedless wagon, without single
clumsy motion, She can twirl a black
snake whip over her head and raise
awelt along the ribs OF either horse,
a welt that viii smart tomorrow-
over the oil fields roads no great
amount of lifting ever falls to a
teamster- With cranes and sktds
and other mechanical devices they
avoid harmful exertion, SO Frankie
really does not have such hard job.
The rain and the dust and che mud
and the jolt are merely part OF a
days work TO frankie and open air,
the music from the building tank and
the hammer knocker and the SO
day repay her.
Her. people were from Bridgeport,
Ill, and vel Ito do. They sent. her
to school but she liked to drive a
team and liked to work out OF doors
and she was allowed to do so When
teamng became profitable IN the OH
field near her home she chose to fol-
low the trade and naturally kept IT
up when she came to Oklahoma Her
mother now lives at A1va. Okla, and
often writes for her daughter tocome
home. but just Ike any daughter
who is making good, she continues
h er work - e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
0IABEs
70 EIRgR
WALKER
Wife also Charges That Hubby
Would Not Let Her Read
Poetry.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa June "a
That the suit brought IN New York
6y Rs.f,1saE aloody,sa photographer.
against adrs and Mrs Clarence SSNhetT
stone. sof this Sctty, dor $100QOo +s1daE1-
ages for the alleged alienation OF the
aftec1Sons tofs his wife, wll be closely
contested ttsz indicated by the state
ment OF Mrs Moody, danghter OF the
detendantss that she IS prepaEtng to
aid them the spcoceeti1ngsS For
the last fourteen months G&rs. Moody
has been living With her parents.
at iss not true that my parents
were the cause Of my leaving my h1ls-
band, aGrs Moody said today He
was very Jealous -nf sSme-a and treated
me more like -aschflds than q wife.
II was compelled to remain the
apartment forbidden to read poetry
and good literature and was forced
to study arithmetic and booksssdn the
elementary grade. My husband acted
as the instructor and said these
books were OF greater i-npor tancei to
develop my mind than reading fiction.
81 was forced to do my own house
work and the maid the Photog-
raphy. But when fat woman, a rope
walker. who used to go around In
tights. to whom nay husband rented
q room, was continuany IN his COM
pany objected.
The FMoodys were narried IN 1912
in Nashville. Tenn
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
KANGAROO RATS
Queer Rodents Found il Bunch.
of Bananas! Shipped from
Hunduras.

DENVER, Colo. June 19.-Nesting
in a bunch of bananas (which were
shipped from HonduIas to, C! w. Sc
bernecf Englewood, were found eleven
lively kangaroo rats-the mother and
tenEfittde sones-when the bunch was
opened here. When the first handful
OF bananas were cut from the bunch
the rats 61eaped from their nest and
scampered to all parts of the store
They were captured, one by one. and
placed on display at the City Park
museum.
The kangaroo rat, according to the
Encyclopedias Americans. is "a small
and pretty jerboadike rodent OF the
southwestern United States"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
SUBMARINE
LATEST GAME
When a PIayeris orpedoed
It's up 10 Him to Buy The
Drinks

Kansas CITY. Mo-. June I9The
Submarine" Is the latest game bar
tenders and patrons who Like to
shake" Tor the drinks are using to
get around the police comnis sioners
order barring dice and card games
from saloons The man who gets
stuck Is -ttorpedoedn for the price
Of the drinks
a cork not quite an inch long is
whittled into the shape of a spbmaT
inc boat and placed IN glass two
thirds full Of water. The runner
stirs the water with a spoon Natur
ally in its wh1rling movement the
water is lower at the center and the
cork remains there. AS the movement
Of the water s1ackens- the Level OF
the water in the center rises and the
speed OF the whirling cork iessens-
1t gradually slows UP to a point OF
almost stopping. when suddenly 1t
darts to heEside OF the glass opposite
3 number, and the person who takes
st is "torpedoedr for the drinks:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
KILLS son
And Another Child Wounded
by Father in a Kentucky
Town.

GAINESVILLE, Ky, June 1e.-In
an alteration which arose over the
possession Of a child A. H Atkins, a
wealthy, farmer. living i've miles
south of here. shot and killed his son,
Frank, 80 and wounded. probably IA
tally, another son, William Adkins,
%. father Of the child.
The father had accused illiam- Adj
kins. of having III treated the child, a
boy Of eight years. Adkins, who sur
rendered soon after The shooting,
said:
AFTER I had accused William OF Ell
treatment OF his child both OF my
sons, one armed with an AK and the
other with a hoe, came TO my home
and threatened me. retreated from
the, house to an orchard and they FOL
lowed. threatening to Kill me.
when they approached with up
lifted weapons I fred, as my life was
In danger
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
BIG RAI[LER
Rancilman Kills Reptile Mea.
suEing Six and a Half Feet
in Length

GI1LETTE. wsyo:, June d9-James
Gates. a ranchman whose ranch5is on
Powder Rdyer, recently brought IN
the skin. Of diamond back rattle
snake which measTted six Inches in
diameter and was six and one ghaH
feet long The Gepale;se fangS and
poison sdcs were also Brought in.
The fangs measure two inches IN
length and The sacs really as many
inches around RattIers are common
IN Wyoming. but one OF this sizewas
never killed IN the country here
about before s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
KIDNAPPED
By ahlrs. Puss,v a Town Cat
of Camde len, is a Young
Rabbit.
to arms,

CAMDEN, Tenn, June l9.--+sNIrs
.Puss, the town. cat pet Of every
merchant on court square, has been
found guilty OF Kidnapping The cat
had been nursing two kittens in the
rear of a store. One Of the kittens
died and the old cat found 9 young
rabbit IN the woods. which she pick
ed up with her teeth and brought to
her cracker box home as a compan-
ion for the living Kitten e
Rabbit and kitten became innmedl-
ate playmates and the old cat Is rear
Ing both.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GOATS.
Are to Be Used in California
TO Prevent Forest
FIRES.
SAN BERSiARDINot

SAN BERNlARDINos Cal, June 70
seven hundred goats will be turned
Loose In the. San Bernardino noun
tains by the government toSkeep the
IRE break stripped Of vegetatton- The
goats are the property OF WRcox.
Ariz., firm and are being rented 10
sIeken. district forest ranger
saws the goats are being brought here
as an experiment and n the plan Is
successful 4.0cO more VIII be turned
loose on the IRE; break OF the noun
tains.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Old Bible
Lost in Battle of The Civil War
IS Returned to Its
Owner.

NORNNAIiK, Ohio, June 19---George
C. Sacey, Civil war veteran, has re-
turned a well-worn Bible, Issued to
troops and lost on the Battlefield Of
Peach Tree Creek, Georgia. on July
20, 1864. to Frederick C.. Wlu'of Oco-
nomowoc, Wis
For fifty years Stacey -has sought
the owner OF the Bible. Wills name
was written in the book, but Stacey
was unable to get trace CT him until
recently
oho ard Wdsco1sin regiments took
part in the battle.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
MODEL TRENCHES
Are on Display in Berlin and
Attract Large Number
of Visitors.

BERL1N. June ueone of the
popular exhibition attractions now
open to the public IN Berlin IS a
series of model trenches, which have
been constructed on the edge OF the
Grunewald Forest IN the outskirts OF
the city They extend over a. tront
Of 800 feet, and are an e,saeteFepTooue-
ton in every detai1 of trenches ON
the western front
a small admission fee IS -charged
and the proceeds devoted to war
Charities.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
OLDEST { GRAD
Ohio Man, 7OYears Old, Com
pletes Senior College
Year.

ST. CLAIRsVILLE. O., June 70
John Taggaret. whose age is 90 the
Oldest graduate in any 1915 college
class IN Ohio, has just received his
diploma President Baxter of Frank
lin College at New Athens presented
II to him.
In. 1852 Taggaret completed his
junior year. but was forced to quit
because he lacked funds. He started
teaching. and this week received his
-tsheepsho."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
BRIDE EAINTs
At End of Ceremony and
Doesn't Know Whether Of
or Not She is Married.

MANsFIELD, Ohio, June as-As
the final words Of wedding cere-
money performed at the court house
here were being pronounced the bride
tainted Later on she couldn't re-
member whether she had tainted at
the end of the ceremony or at the
start.
Bride and groom returned to the
court house, where assurance that
she already was quite married was
given her by the Rev ID. B- Miller.
the officiating clergyman.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Man Takes Up ioia
Sud al Age Of So

ALBANY. n y. June 5$SasJanes
aenn of this place. 50 years old and and
almost bind, who Last tall conn
menced TO 1eam to play the Eiozin.
has now mastered some OF the DID
time pieces suchsas 1Arkansas Travel-
.er, Devils Bream. Fisher HonpiPes
Turkey IN the Straw. etc- ~ X :
Glenn says he never cried 70 aearn
before. and his PLAYING IS such com
FORT to him 1hatshe much regrets not
hayingz1eaTned TO play sooner:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
BED TICK BANK
Rescued from Flames is Found
to Contain ST COON
Currency. =,

TowASDA, Pa; June 1s--Mrs.
MchaeI Ornish, OF Sayre, died
from burns received when she
tried to hurry up a fire with kero-
sene and set her home on fire and; also
her own dress. Snatching her oaby
from its cradle, she ran into the yard
Her clothes were burned from her
body and she lived but two hours
The baby was severely burned
Fsremen saved mattress in which
was found nearly $1,000 in CURRENCY
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Ere e Man
Refuses to
LeaDe Jail
Says His Friends Are There, So
He Makes Plans to
Stay.

OssINING, n. y, June da.-At the
end Of his first day OF freedom after
serving a sentence OF twenty years
in state prison, John Bowman re-
turned to Ossining He wertto New
York on the ticket furnished HIM by
the authorities and got a job as a
tailor, but-soon; returned. =
'.My friends" he says, eare in sros7
sin1ng-
gathered about Bowman in the
Streets He was feeding them candy
and soda His face shone with hap
p1ness as he explained, ~osstn1ng is
not the worst place IN the world. 4
want to try to repay the keepers for
fheir kind treatment o6 ma,- He
VIII commute from here X
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Big RENARDS
Offered 10 The capIors of The
FIRST FIVE German or
Austrian: FIags.

BFRcSE June 59-An Italian manu-
Yactnrer- Sfxnor CIerici has given:
s1oO0o tobe distributed In five re-
Wards of $1,000 each TO Ehezeolders
the drstsdye German; or.
Ansfrfan tags IN batt9e ilarspa-
triofic otfers are being made IN many
ItaMxn towns ~ :s:sssss
+ IN y3ena. Baron leopold Chlumeeky
has omered a prize Of $500 TO t1e
first Austrtan or HuuEar1an solder
yy4ho captured an Italian Tag
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
sToP STEAM ROLLER.

READING. Pa, June 1re:-A swarm
of bees stopped "a twelve-ton. steam
roller at Second and Obey istreets:
Harry Hartman, the engineer heaTn
thefn bl1zzfng in IA. tree. He stopped
the machine Just In time to prevent
the hood from striking the swarm
Rolling that part OF the street had to
stop: for the day
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
! sTRlCT REGULATORS

InNDcN. June Is-The military
regulatious regarding the Lights OF
the London district are so strict tns1t
Ia CHIEF officer OF che a1ts7ssaa:--
"a pouee court 1orshavlng q too power
tut light ON his motor car. ~;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
New Jersey Representative
Wants Business Memods
Used in Military Art.

coNcRESSAlAS PARKER sun
Ry RicHard WayEe Parker, Member
Of the United States House OF Rep
resentatiyes from New Jerseys
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Two hundred million dollars a year
will provide arms, artillery, ammuni-
ton and equipment for million men,
so that at the end ofedve years we
should have full provision for i've
u1alHon men.
Altogether this Is only two hundred
and seventy-ffye' mil lion dollars a year
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-08
ltuter 5000 giirsidlnft
Mur0e 6re0 @reBler ser @rano Slrg
iibermielen.

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lung gegen Ben 8abenporter 8irtb
SenrD StruDe um0 ben @bauffeur
5reO 9rcBler 1pegen uebertretu11g Ell
mes itaotltben Mutomobil- @eiebes
mrr0e @rebler nnter 5000 5ur
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5trube fret ousging. Die 8ei6en
tparen our6 anmalt Mn1. @bonrber-
lin bertreten, mabren6 Sic Mllflnge
ourh Gountbnnmalt &enrp s.: Sc
bens nn0 SilfszG onntparmalt Mealff
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3uimmenitoB 5tpiiden einem tMuto-
mobl Der 8ei dul0igten ntb eincm
Tor6, gigentbum bon Serrn nnb
Srou S. Is. 2eu. Sci Dem 3ulam-
menltoB ion 5ran Sans 5dramm,
@attin bes 8oli5eidefsl perlebt apor.
6en iein. Sen Beidjiilbigten tpl1rbe
our ga1t gelegt, 6aB Tie nod Der Sol.
liiion babon fltbren, Dime id) Inn bas
Reiultat 6es 3niammenitoBes 81
ftunnr1ert.