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The Washington herald., 1913-06-29
Everything Passeth.
Fnnm Life.

from IAfe-
We note the passing OF the Ten Com
mandments with something of regret
While they were with us for a consider
able period of years. they did excellent
service. Moses was a great man. The
fact that he copied the Commandments
from the Book OF the Dead Is nothing
against him. Almost every great writer
has copied the ideas of others. Moses
knew his public. II was a stroke OF
supreme genius on his part to have
recognized instantly the value Of the Ten
Commandments for his day and genera
ton. and to have advertised them in the
way that ne did. In mentioning now the
fact that they have passed. we feel that
much credit should be given to Moses.
The fact that the Commandments have
gone out and are no longer in use need
not necessarily detract from their vir-
tues. While they lasted they did good
work. Now that they are no longer con-
sidered in our modern life, while we
need not necessarily look back upon
them with regret. We can at least give
them the credit that is due.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-29

From the Phtladelpha Ledger.
Heligoland. the tiny island In the North
Sea which Germany proposes to turn into
great station for its airships. IL one
of the most curious islands IN the world
Its towering cliffs, for instance. are
largely artificial Some years ago there
was grave fear that the island. which
was steadily growing smaller. would soon
be eaten away entirely by the waves from
the southwest. But 100000 has been
spent on raising a massive cliff OF granite
Of this exposed side.
On those parts Of the coast where the
red. porous rock OF the genuine cliffs has
been too badly honeycombed by the seas
hundreds Of thousands OF tons OF cement
have been used to strengthen the face.
Heilgoland has long been an important
naval center. II Is defended by the most
powerful guns. and is said TO he prepared
for siege lasting three years. It Is. In
deed. the North Sea storehouse Of the
German feet Visitors are only allowed
In the tiny port. the high plateau that
forms the rest OF the island being car>-
fully guarded from the public
The Washington herald., 1913-06-29
why the Negro scarcs Him.

Tho negro OF the South does not vote
at present" ] said. why go to the
trouble of repeating the Fifteenth
Amendment"
while the negro in most OF our States
IS denied the privilege of voting" Sena-
tor vardaman answered, he can quail
ify In many places without much diff
Guilty, and he viii qualify in the future.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
IxphoId From Rural pl.trlc,,.

The New York board Of health hGs
reissued n pamphlet BY pr, Charles +.
onoldmsn on the r. la'iNs prevalence %
typhoid fever In urban and rural d..
tricis. In these vacation daNs II II In.
S,Drtsnt for city dwelleIs 10 realize
that, In the words Of DR., BoldmGn,
-'over half OF the typhoid infections O..
curing IN the city OF New York are 81
ssrsl origln."
That typhoid may be- more prevalent
IN ciries than IN the country. In pro,
voriicn TO population. IL neither here
mr. there. for a single case OF Hphoid
'0n farm has been Known 10 give rls.
- more than three hundred cases ~
Ssew York city. The reason, OF course
- that 81 the water and most Of the
aDod used Ia n. city comes from the
'aD0ntry.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
No standaroissd Dress.

II 10 a pleasure to stamp despite
folly on the praise OF Prof Wsnsi
sargent Of Chicago for the chin.s.
custom OF "on. established style al
t'oss for Wom.r."
Life might be- cheaper under such h
,gil gray provision Of costume. But
II would certainly rot be worth l,'
INK The whole trouble with costume
olay II that they are too much alike
'rsl'aC VI designing h dress that ~
coming to h'i own dimensions. pfV
li''!oDs aud oincf ordoN n.n,s 81 1t.
80 ~. average aoinan accepts The
..'YiCE Of the hour whatever Il NAV
afgs s!.e'et. small hips, ho
- - whatever he fashion god,
REQ
What II us.d.1 In not more stand
r'diaai'un. but more individual lily In
.:ess. 4 declaration Of independents,
j. 'he crying feminine need OF The
: ur'-ECl uniform designed by In.
I'd q scOAomisth.-Ney York Trib
&c.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
USED A LITTLE DIPLOMACY
Deficit wife Got Everything she
Wanted and Wasted Only a Short
Time In Argument

"of course. yon cant possibly snore
. new bonnet for me?"
Not st present. NY Gear"
And ! presume u new gown " Ab
soiuiely out OF the question:"
That's true. Just AZ this time"
u suppose 30 Aud few simple
dresses would cost too mueh2"
Il was hoping that you could ge,
along withou, them. ] need all tn.
money ] have In my business right
now"
That's what ! thought You cant
possibly afford to buy the things
absolutely need SO far as I am con.
eerned you must be very economical .
Say. What ere you driving att"
But you can afford to 10 on u,
board OF commerce cruise and spend
o. much money as you like on your
own selfish entertainment"
20. I see. Well. since I've made my
reservation. perhaps you might Just 40
we'll 70 down and order those thinss
you need. There are circumstances
that alter cases Detroit Free Press
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Fell Victim to Octopus.

A tragedy Of the coast. the rough
portion Of western Tsfmsnia. has teen
cleared W by II discovery by tse
yoong men, Common and Cooper. n,
Cornwall. They caught monster nc,
iophs twelve feet six inches loLg. three
feet thick from chest TO bach, and
three feet across the back, aud on
opening the stomach tound "a mans
shirt inside. The shirt was similar 10
that known to have been worr BY a
miner, Richard Shaw Burke, who was
lost on the coast several months Ggo
sGd supposed TO have been swep, from
Trumpeter rock. SO yards dis,i NJ from
where the oc,opuc was killed, The
octopus is the largest known Of on the
~esi coast Of Taspania.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
ROMAN ROAD BUILT TO LAST
Parts Of Magnificent MsrbIs.Psvsd
Highway Across MsesdonIs Are
SIN Passsbie % In Days Past.

w no' n"o" NJ" .apo". oo
" o"e' 'uousu nnus, "e
on p'a'e VI so"e cons'" r ,
W. y"ee s'n.e .ne sres, , .."
W' a.psnu.o rosa p..eo WIZ "s
oe. gu. WY" s ~ ." ,"'
~. nona r.o,,e W 'n'' ou,en n TS,r
ua y, Mae.uo"', e"ueu ".,. u
.os.' a'.''ne ". no'. eoo""
ps y, a". 'on w" s
W Du', on VI.
.an a'oe' sne up,'o" u
nu,'a'e ~ u's' ".u '
oss we o,sau" y, mceuoa
saou npo"Vn" np",pons %
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

NV gown" she remarked. II rot II ~
a sale. It's worth $50 " its worth II
.ent, aud I'D be- ashamed 10 say What
| got II for, iust because they hud to
make room for summer goods. III,
said." She gazed at her reflection Ia
hc mirror apprecihtiVely. You Mu'.
Was afraid I'd be conspicuous her.
~ II. but | guess itt going 10 he scn.
dance. and I'll be fl.i | wore II. It's
too bad YOU didn't"
Il had this made specially for this
naHce," interrupted Miss Smlthton,
With dignity. "The fussy things rte
III out--lhat's why obey sell them 30
rheap--bud the whole thing now g.
the plain dress with good lines. ! was
afraid II wouldn't be- done for tonight.
aud I'D have to wear one OF those bead.
ed things like yours that I had last
winter, but woman who was goins
| abroad decided to wait a while longer,
80 the dressmaker was able to finish
this!" Miss Smithson drew up h, T.
skirts aud stood before the mirror In
pleased scrutiny.
Il think we'd better get move on
us N We want the first dance-i hear
the music. and the boy'll be frantic. "
suggested Mics Finch.
''ltll do them good to wait-theyll
appreciate us' all the more when We
get there" replied the sophisticated
Miss Smithson. giving a parting touch
to her complexion before the mirror.
This sure 10 my color--I feel that
am going to enjoy myself tonight, l
always can tell!
oh. goodness! Maybe they'll ASK
some one for the first dance. Gone
on. Let's run!"-Chicago Daily News.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

That e curious story. told IN the
! nnIy" Spectator, Of the ghosts Of VI
. as seen ard smslt IN the Protestant
''IDetsry IN RoLe, A scent ghost was
IectL,iy referred 20 In connection
III the mil!'an,s, a strange associs
font They destroyed. In a certain
Welsh town, a venerable tree under
which the dead body Of woman was
crce found, and in the dead hand wss
o'asped bunch Of wild thyme. No
body knew the woman, and there was
10 vic thyme near, Yet. afterwards.
the scert OF Wild thyme Ia strong and
tntistaHable SCENT was often no.
;iced ~ that spot Now that the tree
the setting OF the tragedy-has been
destroyed, will the scent still haunt
Tie place? That Ii the question thst
he people 81 the town are asking
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
This for East Lynne"

A few evenings ago that worm eat
sn drama. East Lynne was pre-
ssnted In Rockville. by a touring re-
0srtoire company. In the village pa.
Dsr the following day the dramatic
critic wrote as follows;
Fast Lynne Is u rotten play. built
around woman possessed Of all Iowa.
he qualities except wisdom. a bunch
Sf men 30 painfully good as to make
any normal man weary and capable Of
psrforming cruelties that would make
. savage ashamed Of himself. The
sniy admirable man In the play is the
villain; he's SO cussed human. tie
= rotten play. full OF weeps and false
t6aAs."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
IN A DRESSING ROOM
0y LILLIAN WOODS.

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
F,RsT OF THE sUFFRAeeTs
Trsets Recently Found Prove That
English Women Sought Votes
Msny,Years Ago.

IN. u,,o n, . trac, IN . r.c.c, o.,..
,osus nubi,sbed n, Landau r,,,.oa
merits no,,ce n ia.
Hey. Hoe for a Husband. mr. The
p.r,ismsn, M Ms,d.s. Their nss,rs.
Deorees ana De,erm,nation. The
or,ocina, members are Mrs pe.,r,c.
e,,nts Mrs Sarah Sale Woman Wr.
Msrssre, Msundrios Mrs pr,.c,iia
Prick. Sons. Mrs Dor,,by DoeveI, Mrs
r.. h,,h. T.,c.o. Az ,ax7. 4. h..,,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
SILLY IDEA THkT DIES HARD
Average Man. In rnroes OF piseen
tent. Finds selsee In the
phrase. Pas, a Law"

In the tuuTs, 81 al iItereSting dis.
ussion IN the department called The
Interpreters House" Ia the American
Magazine. app,ais the following
when something happens that We
do not HE. what l. the first thins ~
'ay" There ought 10 be law
gainst II Every time That 10 the
unconscious tiibu,, We I'LL pay TO the
uu.eres;. the most naive and stupid
'up,rstiiiOn Ia Il World where al 81.
pcrptition dies hard .nough-tbst all
you need so do to stop anything "
to psss u law against n.
NO amount Of experience. appsr
ontly. will ff.. tn. minds Of meu from
the incubus. ID. hoodoO. Of this ~.
iraordinary superstition. No matter
Ma, the issue. II you want IL sIot
gambling splitting. combinations of
capital or Of labor. prostitution college
traternities. the high COT; OF Twins.
arson. saloons. monopoly IN restraint
Of trade the turkey not burglary.
IL 10. there IL only one thing 10 do
pass a law against Il. Then every.
body will be conten'eJ: every bods
viii beliey. that The on.nse will ce~ss
AZ once. or 1T lent m soon NJ Won
have gotten n sufficient number Of
passed. and. above all, " you cen
only get enough people 10 jail ,on
have realized the average mans mil
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Obeyed Orders.

Now remember, Mary" began Miss
belle, Il am at home this afternoon
20 no one but Mr., Van Brownkins II
any one else should call I am not AT
homa. You understand"
on, yes, miss" replied Mary,
half an hour later Mary reappeared
HlGcntly worried about something,
~ you please, miss" she began
rive told three lady callers and one
gentleman caller that you were a,
home to none except this Mr. Van
Brow atkins and they all went away
very angry indeed. miss. WIN you
But the mot at home" had tainted.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Mhen q Mans In Love.

Love was under discussion and m,
une.old when. Is.a'man'IG.loyc" ques
ton came W. a mat II 10 love,
,aia one. when II gives him physical
Ialn TO tear ny the slightest Of ho'
rJ,es." when but Il would be
Violating condolences 10 tell other
Hnswers. One only-the best-we
legged leave TO print. "A man isn't
really In love" said this romantically
istute old gentleman. until he be
rins to skip the descriptions OF hero
ines In novels he reads. saying. What's
the use OF reading that? I'll have hci
looking like her and talking like heI
anyway metropolitan.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

Charlie 10 the cashier OF. country
bank. He and May we're engaged te
b. married, but quarrel separated
them and the ring was handed back
And, remember, please" May add
90. that when next We meet We do nc
~ perfect strangers,
A few days later May entered Char.
he's bank and presented u check for
payment Charlie took the check and
examined II critically and then. in
stead Of csshing II, he handed II back,
I'm so sorry" he said, but it's
sssinst the rules OF this bank 70 cash
checks for perfect strangers. You
must and some one In town to identify
you"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
- IMPROVE THE sLUeBERRY
0Dsssnmentai Efforts Directed 10 Msk-
Inc Fruit On Article u Aeri-
cultural Profit.


ooueberry patches. which used TO Be
- numerous and so large that they
1870 . nuisance TO the farmer. have
ADwfndled until the blueberry IL no
Nnnre 10 be had for the picking and 10
- becoming . luxury.
The bensncent United States so,-
lament has recommended that II be
01tivatsd and has for several years
0san experimenting with the propoea'
- and Improvement OF the blue
Aary.
N. Frederick V. Colvtlle. Who has
Aosn in charge Of the work. has issucd
. little bulletin Of directions for blue
Gerry culture for the encouragement
- persons Interested In the culture OF
0nis fruit
The BURBERRY plant viii not thrive
q rich garden coil. II needs an avid
OUil. a mixture OF ssnd and peat. but
osust have good drainage.
Even the swamp blueberry does not
~Nnt . soegy soil. where II grows
old In swamp, places II builds w =
Aummock or cushion Of moss which
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Economy In Hiph Places.

air. Bryan's lunch basket habit re-
minds the London Chronicle of similar
Instances In English history. In the
early eighteenth century q wave oil
economy flooded Britain's civil ssrv,
ice. The commissioners Of customs
about 1922, were filled with ideas OF
economical reforms. They restricted
their star to 30 many reams Of pape,
and q certain number Of pens Q year
And more. They put their own house
In order. They issued q ssif-dsnyias
ordinance to the effect that thsv would
In future buy their own breakfast eos
fee. pay their own coach hire 81 Du1'
chase their own books and pAaDAss1a
except the Book VI Rates"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
YOUTHS THR0NG TO MUSEUM
Famous loneen Collection 10 a Mag.
net for the Youngsters OF the
Poorer Glass.

The British Museum. which IL At.
tracing an unusually large number Of
visitors these days. n always much
loved by the poorest children Of the
ncighborhood They come In shabby
little groups aud stray wonder rXly
through the long Egyptian gallery.
sometimes finding their way to for.
hidden country. tn. basement Of the
antiques. where they evidently take
a puzzled interest In the chilly he.
ures.
l,ut they prefer the mummyroom
with Its painted cases and the odd
little animals from Egyptian tonbs,
and. above all. they enjoy thems, I've.
In the chronological section. with It's
eapons. hideous. lifelik. mod.
els and strange native costumes, tn.
boys especially may often be- seer iapt
IN admiration before the red luilan
case with Its array Of eagle feathers
worn by famous braves. tn. attend
ants look with very kindly eyes CT
these poyerty.stricksn but admirably
behaved little people. realizing how
much II means Ia them "a have such
dry aud warm resort,
Hut while II interests the visitors
too. to notice some tat,ered. white
faced child gazing up at b,Oooy year
old Pharaoh, II II a humillaiinp
thought that London can show cid
Pharaoh such haplrss produc, Of
centuries - Manchester Guardian,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Novel Shoe Horns,

Shoe horns With ysrd.long handles
80 . novelty which all women viii
sUa1poms. - by their aid footgear may
- adjusted without having to bend
- back and run the risk OF breaking
~ corset steels. says the Philsdslphie
t1nss. The round handles n slsnd1
SalEing stick circumstances eol14
1s1lsAsd mahogany - QeeA -
~ horns in silver ~ 6s0'See1y -
- W.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Toothsome.

Her head lay pillowed upon his
broad shoulder and her face was &C
near his that . lock OF her hair swept
his cheek She spoke not word, but
her eyes gszed tearfully and appeal
ingly into those dark orbs OF his, now
filled with smiling sort Of pity,
Suddenly he spoke. and at his
words the girl shuddered.
There are two cavities to be MI
ed with gold" he said, and he drew
up his wicked little drill.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

II ID more than probable the build.
ins OF the Panama canal would never
have been possible but for the dis.
covery-by DR., Jesse Lazesr Of the
limited States army who, by the way
sacrificed bis life while making the
experiments leading to the discovery
that yellow fever was transmitted
BY the bite Of the deadly stegomis
Mosquito. But for that wonderful and
timely discovery the mortality. and At.
tsa1aat misery, Of The fever would
have been Q handicap too great 70
have besn borne.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
lAufA'a ANeWsr.

laura, aged four, was asked by o
visitor what nationality she was.
I'm an American" she replied. the
same as my papa 10; but my mamma
10 French"
And what IL your baby brother
them" Queried the visitor. Just to sss
what the answer would be.
II came: Il don't know yst-hl
amt big enough 70 talk yet" ,,.,l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Al Gone.

Doctor--My dear sir. you must give
your WE some change.
HUSBAND Good heavens. doctor.
hog can 20 that when she GOES
throNee ~ pockets regularly every
siOhti
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
plvIdIns Line Of ssssty.

A man may believe all . woman
tells him and still b safe - long %
- retraiss from believing the things
che 6ossnt tell hin. -,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-13
AUTO IN HIS BEDROOM
''TalIow' Owens and Wife Surprised
Last Night.

Hutchinson, Kan, Feb. 13.-How
would you like to wake up and find
an automobile half way in your bed
room, painting and blowing and
wheeling along in the middle of the
night?
This is what happened to "Tallow''
Owens (colored) and his wife in East
Second street at midnight last night
The car, which had struck a high
spot in the street a moment before
had thrown the driver, Floyd Harri-
son, out, leaving him unconscious
Then the machine, with full power on
and no one to stop or guide it. went
through the side and foundation of
the Owens home, knocking out the
cement blocks under the house and
landing half way in the bedroom be-
fore the engine stopped.
Harrison is seriously but not fatal
ly injured. He can not explain how
the accident occurred to him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-13
CLUBBANQUET
Program Announced for Y. W. c. y.
Friday Night.

One hundred persons are expected
to attend the annual banquet of the
Authors club banquet at the Y. w.
c. A. Friday evening. The out of
town attendance will be particularly
large.
A social hour will be enjoyed be-
ginning at $50 o'clock. The banquet
will be served at 1880 o'clock. Tom
McNeal will act as. POSTMASTER.
Dean Frank Lee will speak on AN
Unappreciated Literature" Mrs.
Jessie Wright Whitcomb is down for
THE Joyful Side1ine." Mrs. Eva
Morley Murphy of Goodland will
speak on Word Mosaics" Captain
j. G.. Waters will have something to
say about Literature Mrs. May
BeIleville Brown of Salina will speak
on with the F'ree-Lance Brigade"
THE Magazine Came will be dis
cussed by Charles Harger of Abilene.
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, the
president-eiect of the organization,
will make some Remarks"
There are a few tickets for the
banquet left. They may be had from
DR.. FL. w. Roby or Judge p Moore
house
Anon gthose who will be present
will be Governor and Mrs. George H.
Hodges.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-13
SENATE BILLS.

Senate bill No. $50, by Maone-An act
authorizing the board of county commls-
sioners of counties having population
of less than 1o.oOO to prevent the drifting
of soil and to provide means Tor the pay
ment thereof.
Senate bill No ISL, by Carey-An act re-
lating to all cities of the first class ha,v-
ing a population of less than 10000 Great
ing city courts therein. defining the juris-
uiction thereof, providing officers there
for and defining their powers and duties
and limiting the jurisdiction of the justice
of the peace in said cities.
Senate bill No. $751; by Hinds-An act t.
amend section 20 of chapter 140 of thu
session laws of 1867, pertaining to the IN :
crease of capital stock of domestic cor
ton
Senate bill No. $50. by Hinds-An act ~
amend section of chapter 249 of the ses-
sion laws of 1895, relating to issue Of
preferred stock by corporations and re-
pealing said original section.
Senate bill No. 5S4, by Klein-An act
fixing the fees and salaries of certain
officers and persons therein named, in
counties not to exceed 5000 popula ton.
Senate bill No. 5S5, by Troutman-An
session laws of 1909, entitled IAN act
concerning the code of civil procedure,
and being section 5SSS, general statutes of
the state of Kansas, 1909, and repeating
said original section 294.
Senate bill No. $50, by Troutman-An
act amending chapter 30S of the session
laws of Kansas of 1911. relating to sal
aries in the office of the state board IF
agriculture. and repeating said original
chapter 30S.
Senate bill No. 5S7, by Nixon-An act
amending paragraphs 1892 and $3.50 of the
general statutes of 1909 of the state of
KANSAS and repeating original paragraphs
1922 and 1920 of the general statutes OF
1909.
Senate bill No. 5SS. by Waggener Cby re-
quest)-An act placing the Kansas Sol
diers' home at Fort Dodge, and the Moth
er Bickerdyke Home Annex near Ellis
worth, under the control and supervision
of the state board of control
Se.-Ate bill No. $50, by Waggener-Al
act to amend section 1 of chapter 1873 OF
the session laws of 1909 being act to
establish MAXIMUM freight rates for The
transportation of certain commodities IN
carloads between stations in the state OF
Kansas, and to provide procedure for the
enforcement thereof, etc.
Senate bill No. $50, by Davis-An act I
provide for the enrolment. calling out,
organization and government of the mi l.
tia to provide for their compensation when
in active service to provide for closing Up
the affairs of the Kansas national guard,
and to repeal sections 1884 to 1850 IT.
elusive. of the general statutes of Kar-
sas, 1909.
Senate bill No. SOL by Davis-An act to
amend section 231 of 1.-The act regulatii 3
crimes and punishments," being section
2717 of the general statutes of Kansas Tor
1909.