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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Burd F, Miller
Explains Horoscope
Telling Of Astrology

Burd F. Miller gave the first OF series
of lectures on "Astrology' at Theo-
sophical hall Sunday evening, in which
he demonstrated by charts the manner Of
erecting the horoscope, and showed how,
according to sstrologers all things in the
physical world bear a certain relation to
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tions In the heavens there are always
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gers who really understood the princi-
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ing what money they could through the
credulity of men,
That most horoscopes were worthless
and that the whole science of astrology
rested upon the understanding of the
esoteric, as well as the exoteric, side. and
few can understand the deeper truths
underlying It, Mr.. Miller asserted. He
said, however. that to the scientific as
trologer. when he had the date. place and
hour Of birth of an individual, he could
give the history of that individual from
the cradle to the grave, show all the
events of his life and know his inner ma
ture better than the man himself.
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proven many times, and gave some ex-
amples to substantiate his claim. He said
that the National Astrological society
was endeavoring to drive out OF practice
all of the cheap, ignorant. so-called as
trologers and to bring the science again
into general use in the everyday life of
all nations
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Freight Solicitors
Give a Banquet and
Cane to L. w. Blessig

Forty freight solicitors of the various
railroads gave farewell banquet at the
Rome hotel last night to l. w, Blessig,
former agent for the Pennsylvania Lines.
now to go 20 Minneapolis as general
northwestern agent. j. A. Leary was
POSTMASTER and presented Mr.. Blessig
eth handsome gold-mounted cane as
token from the freight solicitors of
Omaha.
The freight men organized an associa-
ton during the evening to be known as
the Omaha Freight Traffic association
for a get-together social body of freight
solicitors of The city. j. A. Leary was
made president; Eugene Duval. vice pres
ident; w. A. Leary. secretary, and Fred
Fogel. treasurer. The organization is to
hold meetings regularly once a month.
The speakers of the evening. besides
the POSTMASTER. ]. A. Leary. were Charles
NJ. Agnew of the Southern railway. H. C.
Powell of the Illinois Central and John
Mellen OF the Chicago & Northwestern.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
ALLEGED C0UNTERFEITER
is TAKEN TO SIOUX FALLS

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 16-Deputy
United States Marshal Anderson arrived
here late today, bringing to the county
jail George Tate. who it is alleged. is
wanted at Pittsburgh Pa. on an indict-
ment for passing counterfeit money
Tate broke Jail in the east, and finally
made his way to Milbank, s. d. While
under the influence Of liquor he let out
some OF the facts about his earlier life,
which resulted in an investigation, and
his subsequent arrest He was taken
before Commissioner knight, and then
turned over to the federal authorities
here. Tate will be returned to Pennsyl-
Vania.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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by Toland & Trumbull. AS Pee building.
Butter in Omaha is Thirty csnts-The
wholesale price OF but,er on the Omaha
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week, 80 cents This is cent under the
price fixed by the Elgin butter board
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Crawford Man Aooused-John Said
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iained at police headquarters on charge
Of forgery. He is accused Of passing a
'orged check for $50 on the Novelty store
and another on T. l. Combs, the jeweler.
On o Personal Devil-Dr. w. o. Henry
speaks at the Young Mems Christian
association auditorium at p. m. today
on rs There a Personal Devil?' and DR..
F. w. Evans, Council Bluffs, at p. m.
IN Jesus for Needy Men"
Watsrbaok Bursts-While efforts
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waterback in the kitchen range at the
nome OF william l.. Musgrave, 2lls Pink
ney street, the waterback burst anc
caused some damage, but no injuries
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the confusion. Mr.. Musgrave is superin-
tendent of transportation for the stree
railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Social Centers
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Pupils of A. NJ. Borgium and Mrs. d.
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Pupils of Thomas ] Kelly and Jean +.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
AGED VETERAN ENDS LIFE
AS FINDS DAYS NUMBERED

Because a doctor had informed him that
his days were numbered on account Of
heart trouble, c. A. Barnes. 75-year-od
clVH war veteran. blew out his bra MS
with revolver at his home, 1891 North
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He is survived by three children
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Appeal Made for
Funds for the Poor

A committee representing the executive
committee OF the Associated Charities
will canvass Greater Omaha today with G
view OF raising fund OF $4,000 to meet
the increased demands on the charities.
The matter was carefully gone over at
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
TRACTORS TO GIVE
STEEL QUADUILLE
Giant Power Machines Will Be
Massed in Basement Of
Auditorium.
MIDWEST MEETING THIS WEEK

Such roaring. chugging churn-
ing and laundering OF steam-and-
gas-driven steel has perhaps never
been heard at Fifteenth and Howard
streets, as will be heard periodically
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday in the basement of the
City Auditorium when the big Mid
West Implement show will be on
there.
The big show is coming, and there
Will be hundreds OF implements on exhi-
bitiou from hundreds Of implement COM
panies. But the big tractors. the great
steel giants that lug plows and other
heavy machinery through the fields Of
Nebraska farms nowadays will all be
In the basement
There concrete floors have been laid,
and all is ready to receive these Twen-
ueth century iron horses. Yes. there
is to be n real noise there at times, for
once every day for a period of a half
hour they are to be given the liberty
OF making all the noise they can. They
will charge forward as though to crash
through the walls They will stop and
wheel sharply TO show their skill and
agility. They will move ahead again
slow down, reverse and steam majes-
tically backward like a piiocene monster
at bay.
QuBdrille of steel.
Dozens of them. yes dozens i'm that
great cement basement, will roll charge,
churn and mingle in grand quadrille
Of clanking steel.
All this they will do to show their
power and skill Critical eyes will be
corral Of pedigreed horses. Buyers
eyes will be upon them, and they must
make good.
Every bit of the floor space in the
Auditorium has been sold to exhibiting
companies Each year there is more and
more demand for this space. as the
implement business in the midwest be-
comes a vaster and vaster enterprise.
The main floor is entirely devoted to
| implements and the basement entirely
to the farm tractors.
wallace Ready Monday.
! Secretary James Wallace of Council
! Bluffs is to open an office in the Audi
! torium Monday morning, where he Will
| handle all the details of arrangement
and of the conducting of the show and
! convention. The convention Of the Mid
west Implement ASSOCIATION is to be held
| at the same time with the implement
/ show. The sessions will be held on the
/ stage of the Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Bad Habits.

Those who breakfast at 5 o'clock or
later. lunch at l2 and have dinner at 6
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
THREE MEN ARE ELECTED
OMAHA GLIB DIRECTORS

Three directors for the Omaha club
were elected last night to take the place
OF those whose terms have expired. The
newly elected officials are: A. r. Kee-
line. A. p. Giou and e. NJ. Morsman,
jr. Mr.. Giou was reelected. over 100
members were present
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Gentleman,

nov. u, 1918
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Street Cars Collide,
No Persons Injured

Street car traffic was blocked down.
town for nearly an hour early last night
when a Farnam car westbound bumped
into southbOund Leavenworth car at
Fifteenth and Farnam. Both cars were
slightly damaged, but no one was in
iured.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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The Tomahawk., 1916-03-30
RUSSIANS ATTACKING
ON 200 MILE FRONT
Claims Strong French Pivotol Posi-
tions on Meuse Taken-ArtiIlery
Bombardment Continues

London, March 24.-Von linden
burg's forces are being heavily assail
ed by the Russians on gradually
widening front, now reaching nearly
200 miles in sou:heasterly curve
from Riga.
The German war Office has reported
heavy Russian assaults in the region
of Jacobstadt and along the Mitau
Jacobstadt railway, north of Widely,
and in the region of Lakes Narocz
and Wisniew, south of Dvinsk. Gen
eral Kuropatkin is rolling up heavy
forces to the attack against the Ger
man railway positions, but the Ger
man war office claims that the attacks
have been repulsed.
Regarding the German campaign be-
fore Verdun, however, the Berlin bull
letin says:
German troops captured the ridges
southwest of Haucourt, on the west
bank of the Mouse, a strongly forti,
fled pivotal position. Four hundred
and forty French prisoners were
taken"