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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1916)
13 D Three of the Great Updike Organization prevented hjr t hierarchical system tn all armies from disclosing anjr particular latent gift of generalship. ' When Franc alone waa facing In 17M the moat formidable European coali tion It has ever withstood Inglwhandcd." saya Prof. Aulard, "It was swved bjr the appearance of exceptional generals, inch aa lloche, Jnurdan. Moreau and finally Itonaparte. Their talents were discovered by a system of cloae observation on th'' part, not only of the deputies with of ficial missions, hut by the personal onn- BORN IN A PANIC; ' NOW LUSTY OUTFIT Bewher Grain Company Hai Grown Beyond Fondeit Hope of IU Founder. ''PERSONAL SERVICE" SLOGAN Porn in the nnlo ( 1W. the nrwsher Grain company hns p:ow n to lusty man hood. When A. II. Hewshor nnnoiineecl hid Intention to Inuncli into hiiftnooa for MinM-lf Novenilwr 1. 1W, his friend tolil blm he wns a fool hpcniiBp of the condi tion of thing, the pnnlc nil so on. But lie wrnt ahrnd nnd th siutcm of the comrnny proven thet Lis friMifi were a nun. "A'hen ne KtnrteH tlu' firm lie announced It In the foltowlns mxrl notice: asry that members of the government pjreonatly survey the troops tn action, as rarnot. minister of war, and Sulnt J't did In 17M-4. It might seem that experiment with new leaders entails a greater risk today than In former ttmc. when armies were counted by thousands lntead of by mil lions, but Prof. Aulard la Inclined to the contrary. "A pitched battle, loat or won a hun dred years ago.'' said he, "could and gen erally did, decide the fate of a campaign, whereas today, with trench warfare and the definite means of elaborating a fenslve action, failure to succeed I adopting new plana of offensive and poa slhly putting new leaders to the ta: would not heccsearlly spell disaster." 1 kal. the emperor-elect, baa Issued an order that the members of the Imperial jelan of the Yuan family now living within the forbidden city are to move outside of the palace grounds. Th's order, of ; course, docs not apply to his Immediate ! fanilly. The Yuan clan is a large one, and hna ABOVE ALL SERVICE AND RESULTS THAT SATISFY We Live Up To Our Name. been well looked after by the president. However, t would be finite In violation of all precedents for him to permit rels tlves other than his Immediate fam'ly to live within the Imperial ground" Wl!h bis accession to the throne the emperor must draw a sharp distinction between himself and his clansmen, as now they become h's subjects. In China there has been much criticism of the Influence which relatives hsve hsd on the emperors. K.ven now appeals are directed to Yuan 8M-kal that he shall Influence the drawing up of the new con stitution In such a way as to make It Im poss'ble for the women of Imperial fami lies to hive undue Influence upon the emperor jtact of members of the government with the troops, rty mining and talking with the men, those officers who hail their ! confidence and aroused their enthusiasm jwere discovered. Advancement Was then of the awlfteat. 1iare Itoche. for ex ample, who In the beginning of lTfi:l was a simple captain, was appointed brigadier Yuan Family Gets Notice to Move Out general In the aytumn of the same year at years of age.'' Prof. Aulard declares that a similar system for the advancement of new men in the army would be both possible and I (Correspondence of The Associated Tress ) ' PnKlNO. Keh. 10. President Yuan KM- desirable today. Hut it wonM te ne-es- Key to the 8ltuaton15ce Want .Vri. THE OMAHA SUNDAY I IKK: FEMlUAIiY U7, !!)!(. NET B. UPDIKE. 1 wJK S I"" a A N N O I ' M K M K N T . Korn-An infant. November 1. W. Hnve jurat. "rhriMcnivl the kid" the 'lew her rompanv. A "husky rhp" that wilt require ronint feeding. Hope you can five him a "rmndotit." Watch us grow! (Help va J row ! You no doubt remember the mnnaitrr Of the componv, A. H. Bewnher. w ho was for j ears secret nry of the Nebraska Grnln Iealers' association, and Imcr sec. retsrv of the Onislm I . lev ai or company. I"or the last fifteen yenrs he has been Idenilfied with the ma'n trade In all I's philips, and should know the business by this time, whether h" does 01 not. lie think." he loes. He will give special attention to ron slRnments. We think there Is no one In this market In a better position to get out of your shipments of this nature all there Is In them for you. later we will card hid you and hope soma business of that nature will result. We hope to attract your attention. If we do we will attract your business. That's what we are after. Iteaults are what yrni are after. Wo can net them. Muse u? prove It. We will be tbnikfid fo nn thing you send us and will (ttv your shipments clos" personal nttentlnn. t'onip In nnd aee us when In the city. Yours truly, TUB BEWS1IEH CO. Tt Is the pioneer firm In its line, doing straight consignment business. Whl'e Mr. Hewsher Is, of course, the principle owner, ho has given some of his older employes an opportunity to buy stock In the company, which they have done from time to time, so that now a number of them have an Interest in the firm. Mr. Be slier has been in the grain busi ness for twenty-three yenrs In manyjje partments from the country elevator to the terminal elevator. He served a three- year term as director of the Omaha Drain exchange. lie la a member or tne grain committee, which la one of the most Im portant of all the committees on the ex change. 1 "Personal service" Is the slogan of this company. Kvery car of grain handled by the company gets the nersonul super vision of Mr. Bewsher. ff v' : I''".-'" A v s .- : ;..- , f '7 zt .'C'- C ' - " 0sj Elmer Cope LONDON PAWNBROKERS SAY WORKING PEOPLE HAVE CASH (Correspondence of the Associated Press) LONDON', Feb. 10. "In my forty years' experience. I have never known a time vhen there was so much money abo.U mong the working classes," is the tes mony of a pawnbroker doing business in a district of London where a large amount of army materials are manufao' tured. His testimony is supported by the Jewelers, merchants and variety and moving picture theaters In the neighbor hood. They ell say the wnrkera wero never so prosperous, or spent tholr money ao freely except that they don't call on pawnbrokers as they used to. In this district there are fi,000 women and girls employed In munition work, and they are the free spenders. Most of them arc the wives of soldiers and re ceive separation allowancea from the government, whch increases their Income. Frenchman Tells Theory for Finding Able New Leaders (Correspondence of The Associated preea.) 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