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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

gRtoSe! to9es / Sru8 bar ban alorig liot al
6oriipppelie. '
Srusen al Sr. GaIopel's Sprup 9epiin
oil lGre Dig at unoeaa beitiae Ni~isrinamib.
Ter, SaIte % Ttler, oa De er for uploiomme
Tor be tleite, meoens bsres 8irtuina fuu er
mieltrtioi9 Sprup Yepiin briuaer parioe
Heiultater, % ben Tan hos enbper nQrbpenSe
9potbeter let erhoIoes III 80 Gents % en-
Iouar pr. Nlalte. Rslultater saran,eres
nltto, euer Sensene tiIbussbstalss.
Spis intet RerIsm Of Din 5omilie noaea.
itrbe bar brust Surap 9epiin, o. on suffer
at aisre ct peripHIist 5oriss oermeo Tor su
tIpbsr BET paa aIrinbelis Raabe hos en-
gp0ibeter, ieno bin Sbresie - ct Sreufcrt
oil slsre BET iii Or. W. y. Galbmeu, 435
ssaibunsion Ct. Monticello. Sa.. % en- fri
Ysrpeilaite oil ienbes big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
5eleiosa u.i.p.

Set iibitc Seite al "S%cIeioga", go.
10, Tan faaes for 80 Cts. beb at ifrioe
til SortcI GfteIic, SerguS Sails, Rinn.
Sette 8efte CT paa omtriu9 80 SIDE,
% CT itrepet AZ Yaitor 2anoietb. Set
IttIorer SeleiettIementerre / 8Ienops
rnbo % Sautiaeo / sitIi9e Rinneiota.
Sc ileite al SeIerue Der er fra neore
Selcmarten % GruGsrss aanten. Sci
inbcbOISer Ell RGngSe 9iQeoer.
Si9eleoe8 Tan man foo Sen iioite
BOG al Nitaro Ser9e, @ngoeoiftine V.
al CfteIie for 35 Cts. Zen banoIer ON
to Spgoebigtere / SeIiorb % &pitseio,
IuSres Riuoeituo % Nnores Strsms
itao, o. Siicrne oeres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
Den 23be Rat 1918.

nin8smsSe neb 9aIs at gmbeosuano.
Ser oil ogiaa iamnte Sag bIioe dfbolot
ct 6e'tmsSe. SetoIierne for bette be-
itemmes ienere. GIt muIist er 90 bill
bIipe siort for at bort SpboIb Der fan
BIZ bp89eIigt. Golf Gafotaerue fer
no til at mere itsrre Snteresie for 2as
Get euS pt / Biseoniiu sier, men Lab
os ntie benz at bi er meb Bertha oeiaa.
Som ale sosninger iom fan!
SpDr y. 9bbebif,
aor. Setr. S~ognaIaeet,
Nroaoheap, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
Sra Sysoelaeene.
Sgaoe8aperne Of andre @sreIier
inoen Gagene.
Stort Sclemarfinsitepne

Stort ScIemartinsitebne bill Ser BIZ /
eameron, 8ts., Den 3bie % 4be Suui.
Vile SeIcnartinser, ium ian aiie Sis
Den. er b~cuIi9it iubbuSne til Sette Steps
ne. aom o8 beisg Barron 60, 3is.
Ser er Sanb, Der er Cafe, Der er Sbers
HOB az Ntao % 9ritte. aom oa Int til
Saroan9eroioIineus SLANG.
). R. @iQ.
Cameron, 8iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

niloe bore msb. bare DC ft giort Glpc,
at bet. @i er fire paa, at Der Ell
mango af bore 9peoefoIf, iom bar Sier'
tet paa retfe Steb, pe mango iom sla'
helie bill ofre noset for Siembbsoen,
naar bare De bapbs SiItas. enbun er
bet lite for tent, men bet blir inart
SuIbft9uois Suffering BIZ ienere Biz
be inoienot, raar ale Rensene ienbes.
Weo Silien til eber ale fra 8omiteen.
men i9ritiIbt fra 8. R. Canton, @ass
ierer, Clarified, Rinn, % 8. Wt. Sas
cobion, Setr., RinneapoIis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
% 90

be fIarne 2uiten. 1enne BIan i'm.
tes at oinoe 9ifaIo, og life iaa tibet
al @eIebet 6Ieu ifaffet tiloeie oeo
9anfetter. Cigar gneon % gops'
8Iee Club uroerboIbt @iPiterrte meo
Gang.
Zen Sorenebe STRIFE.
s 8Git. 6. :. RsIitobs aaIb /
8iscouiin er $2,5S5 ianrlet iii gu.
b~eIiouoet.
- s Rait. 8. 8. Reoerion6 8alb
| Soma er Ger iubifriberet omtrent
ire Sirien Collars til 5llbelionbet.
- s Pait. e. y. Wtoens &uI6 / 9.
Sofota er man fProiq meo Snoiam.
Iingen iii SItbeIionbet. $2,113 er
%in0fommet
Perp Sope Eigefor., anberit,
8tS., Foit. 8. Waite6S aalo, bar To-
pct at msbIere ct GGrelie / 5airpieip
Solpital, minneapolis.
s Bait. otto WoitrsmS aaIb /
8iSconiin cr SnoiamIinqen til Slt.
beIfonoct ofiIltttet. &iot oDer ire IN.
len Dollars er iubifriberet.
= Yuit. 8. u. WeubpS aalo er
Ser iii Cato iltbifriberet $3,S6O.
Weu man er ellNuu life poa Iar1t
nPr fproia mc0 arbeibet.
s Coon galep, Wis., 8aItor
Slmts SsobeS aaIo, er SnoiamIin.
gen til SilbelionOet bespnot. gn
RGn6 bar qipet $3.50, en- 1925 og
tDpe 0fau6 ct b~lurbreoc boer.
- Tor 2afe Weniabeo, Baitor
Senrif GugumS aoIo, bar mar be.
9Drbt Snbiomlin0en ill Subelfon.
oct. Gu bar irbifriberet fem bum.
nreoe Collars % tolp ct bunbre6e
boer.
- &uOiouS areos' Wisiionsmsoe
boIote8 / Collar % Rlinning @olep
Ncnigbeber ira 13be til lobe 6ebrus
or. Oiier til WiSiionen optoeeS, i
&lnuing 8oIleD $37.S5, / @olfar
$11O.32. Wtsoet bauoe oen @Ieoe
at babe Sc Srr. Broi. %. StoIee %
WtiSitonSiefretpr SpterIie meb. Re.
oct bar goot o9 bel beiegt.
- Sra GloreSbolm, Alta., Fri.
pes: Bait. GorneliuSien bar ppret
Der ct Mars SiO, og arbeioet guor
frem. s Niooro& Wenigbeo, Glo,
reSboln, er opta9et IS Siple. s
9alfour Werigbeo CT llngbom8ior.
erltnJ or9aniierct, apinoeiorenina
Erefoloigbe68 Weniqbeo. : @oIiour
WentghcS er % SiGIe optoqet. MrS.
9orneliltSien er Superintendent for
SenouaSitolcn, Ieoer al Sanaforet,
SefretGr for aoiroeforeninqen, Sc.
Der ior 8i9riorenin9en % en- iorig
Arbeioer / MISREPRESENTATION.
- s NeiS Wenigbeo, Goit. 0or.
lies &alo, blep Scr npIi1 optaaet
'Sllbifriptiou iii S,rbeIfonoct. Get er
Ell Iiocn Menigbe6 beitoocnoe al
bare 50 SiGIe. Der bIep iubifribc.
ret lot ooer elepe bunorebe Col.
lars, bptIfct bIir ca. $t3 for buer
Vfano, aotnoe oQ Darn / WteniQhc.
ben GeSltocn bar Ser noarn, iom life
tro1 I'll at pore biemme. Sra oiSie
ton mar annitc iiffert 9ipre Reqnina
pno 70 bunorc0c iii. Spi6 ole We.
nigbcOer Qioroe set Ino gobt efter lin
SterrclIc iom NCiS WCniQbe6. nilbe
81 foo ct tort Sltbrlion0, ifriper
"Sltthcraneren".
@teniGheoen / Starbucf, Mon..
Folt. Stto Socf8 anlo, bar netop be.
"llltttct at bp01e &irfe, % at irtte
t0nrg mco Irbeioet mco en- @ona.
alrten ifoI buagc& / @uen Storbucf,
ct fort Stptfe %eit ira @innipeo,
hpor Der ftu6c& ct belt norIf Settle.
lnent. Eoo @runo al fin mere @c.
lt9genhc6 til @innipcg, oq Sen rioc
Sorobltno, bar Stc0et life ubctp6c,
llQc Observation-Disclosures. MeniabcSS,
foltct en'ter at bpqgc en- uoffer oa
rilnlmclia Strife, % Sc @i0raa iom
er lllb'trlberct or Qunife b~ctuhelioe.
4Pr. u. @oLlonO bor gipct iri Got iii
@trtebnqningen / @ncnS pofrcite
StrNa, tort peb SpiifoIebplninQcn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
New Flower Game.

Here j. new arrangement Of a
flower game that sounds good. Words
such a. hare, fox, sun, butter, bell,
for, gloves, get, pulpit, flower, csp,
me, ball, not, the, In, dog heart Jack
wood and ease were written on bits OF
cardboard and passed 10 the guests.
Three or four should be given 10 each
one. They were told 10 match words
TO spell the names Of flowers: for In.
stance, the one holding the word
hare" had To lind the word "bell"to
spell the word "harebell." The names
Of some Of the flowers used we're:
iiarebell, SNOWFALL, buttercup, forget
me'not, heartease, jack.in.the.pulplt,
toxgloye, dogwood and sunnower,
Use only compound words that can be
sensibly separated like the examples
given. The prizes awarded may he
llowers or potted plants.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
His Early Summons.

We made brief mention Of the death
Of young Harry u. Minton. son OF
WIN. T.. MintoD, formerly Of this
county, whose death occurred In st.
Louis. July nth, at the aye Of -
years. He was born and raised IN
this county TO the age Of y years.
when his parents left here, moving to
st. Joseph, Kansas City and later to
st. Louis. lie was a most promising
young man, and his early passing.
away, just In the hey.day Of beau,i.
ful life, Is much 10 he regretted.
lie attained considerable attention.
while residing In Kansas City, a. an
athlete, and the Kansas city star In
speaking Of his athletic record says:
Few local Kansas Cit boys achieved
a. much In the athletic world a. did
Harry Minton. In his junior year at
Central High school IN isoj, he was
elected captain NJ the basket ball
team, track team, football team and
baseball team. an honor held by him
alone. lie then Joined the X C.. A.C.
and played on the basket ball team Of
that club tie year they won The
worlds championship from buffalo.
In 1900 Minton was captain Of the
Central High School baseball team
that won the state championship at
Columbia. In 1901 the track team Of
Central High School won the cham.
pionship OF Kansas, Missouri, Iowa,
Oklahoma, Nebraska and Arkansas.
Minton was captain Of the team and a
star hurdler and broad jumper.
At the end OF his high school work
Minton vent to Missouri University
and was captain Of the freshman
track team and won nine frs,s IN the
in.erclass meet there IN 1901. lie was
a member Of the Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity"
The Kansas City Athletic club sen,
a delegation to attend the funeral,
and the following Holt county rela.
lives also attended the funeral: !. NJ. ,
Geo. IT,, ID. II. and Harriet Minton
and Mrs. J. l.. Davis.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Mrs. A. X. Weaver.

Anna Robertson Kuhn was born at
Ilanoyerton, Ohio. and died OF heart
trouble al her home near Sealy. Tex.
a., on the eth day Of July, 1913, In the
eth year Of her aye. She grew 10
womanhood IN salem. Ohio. where
her father practiced medicine. She
obt aimed her education In the graded
schools Of that city. and later was
graduated from MI. llolyoke College.
South Hadley, Mass. For several
years she taught with great success
In high schools IN the state Of Ohio.
until her marriage IN l-7i. to the Rev.
willis Weaver. With her husband
she went ~ missionary TO liogota,
Colombia. South America, where size
labored i've years as teacher and su.
perintendent Of the mission school.
Her administration was Of great sue.
cess and value, leaving on the school
an impression Of thoroughness, dis.
cipline and evangelical character thai,
lasted long after her retirement from
the field.
For some years after 1851 her ~.
was spent with her husband and fami.
ly In various mission fields In Nilsson.
ri and Iowa. With them also she
moved TO farm In the neiyhborliood
Of Sealy, Texas. In 1911.
Perhaps the most striking charac.
teristic OF Mrs Weaver 10 the casual
acquaintance was the charm OF her
CHEEKY, sympathetic disposition. Fur.
ther acquaintance revealed her AZ a
woman OF rare mental endow ment and
attainment, l,ut those who knew
her best were most impressed by her
high development In Christian char
acter and unilagging missionary zeal.
Born In Presbyterian elders family
and connected from youth with tha,
church, she was ever faithful TO It's
principles and practic though work.
Ing always IN other churches where
her own was not found, Every good
work, and especially the temperance
cause, found In her a willing helper.
For religion TO her meant more
than churches. II meant self.giying
labor, u living Joy In the truths and
experiences OF spiritual religion and
certain possession Of the better things
OF the life TO come. That those bet.
ter things are now hers 10 enjoy IL
the consolation Of her sorrow Ing fami.
ly and friends.
Mrs, Weaver leaves a family con.
sisting Of her husband and three chill.
dren all grown, a daughter living IN
Chicago, one al home. and a son In
st. Louis, Mo.
Burial occurred In the Sealy GENE.
terry al up. M, July s.-The Sealy
News, Sealy, Texas, July II, 1913
Mrs. Weaver viii he remembered by
many Of Our people, who for many
wears with her husband, Rev willis
Weaver, and children, resided In
Forbes township, and was a woman
greatly beloved by all who knew her,
aud they will be grieyed by her death
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Abstrscter and Nesotiator Of Loans,

Transfers for week ending July ~,
1919
WARRANTY DEEDS.
j II George TO Jesse y George,
ia In -, 10, p and Andrew
county land. 80. ............s1 300
Maria Il Davis to Il II Swan, lot
Is, block ., Maitland .. loo
Louise Il Smith to Sebourn Car.
son, part q, 30, 81. ...,.,.. .lOO
w J Field TO T. A Welty, ISL .foa
In % and p, 40, ~ and u, 90, - 100
Elmora A Dawson to Bertha
Schwertfeger, e2 sw and accre-
lions, s, SO, 37.............. s.OOO
u J Cameron to NJ J Manner,
68a, Taylor Island, o, 50, 81. 5000
QUIT'CLAIM DEEDS.
II A Welty to Annie II Field,
land % and q, 10, 80 and 8,
L II Garrett to Il d Shellenbsr. ~
ger, NJ sw 30, ~, Ss.....,.,... 25
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Two Papers for Sl.5O,

Colman's Rural World, published
weekly, and The SENTINEL.
sl.5O remitted at once viii secure
Oolh OF these papers for one year
new or renewal subscriptions.
Every farmer who's not q subscrib.
er TO COLMAN'S RURAL WORLD
Is missing one of the greatest aids 10
success. IL has been the leading farm
Journal In Missouri for sixty.ive wears
and US reliability Is unquestioned. Ii
has departments devoted TO General
Farming, Dairying, Gardening, Fruit
raising, also Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
sheep, POULTRY and Bees, and the
matter In all departments can be de.
pended on as being practical and nm.
to-date. Two entire pages are deyo, .
ed TO the home, making II of special
interest to every member Of the farm.
er's family.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Death of Mrs. Spicer.

Mrs. Caroline G. Spicer, Of Fillmore
died Monday Of last week, July 2Ist,
At the age Of so years. She was reput.
ed to be the wealthiest woman In An.
drew County. Mrs Spicer owned
2,s01 acres In Andrew county and 32o
acres In Holt county. During the
last year she had sold 50 acres of An.
drew county land. Besides owning
several pieces Of property In Savannah
and Fillmore, she was a laryg stock.
holder In the Bank Of Fillmore. Her
property is computed to be worth con.
siderably more than 100000.
Mrs. Spicer is the widow Of DR.. G..
W. Spicer, who died seventeen years
ago. DR.. and Mrs. Spicer we're born
In New York state and moved to
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, in 1855. They
came TO Andrew county In December,
1859, and located At Fillmore, where
Doctor Spicer established a large
practice. Mrs. Spicer left a will with
Attorneys &. r. Booher and j. X.
Williams, Savannah. by her will, she
sets aside - acres for a cemetery at
Fillmore. The rest Of her estate was
divided equally among seventeen rela.
tives and Mrs Ira Williams. Maitland,
Mo-, whom Mrs. Spicer brought up In
her home from childhood. e.. ".
Spicer, Jr., is named az executor. \
short time ago, Mrs. Spicer divided
100000 among her relatives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
INTERNATIONAL
S(JNDYS0lO0L
LESSON
,sy z. O. sEt.LERs. Director Of Even
ING Department The Moody Bible In
stituts Of Chicsgo)
LESSON FOR AUGUST 3
TINE pLAoues OF eoyPT.

LnsaoN TExT-Ps 1;ns ,cf M.
sAn:iA)
cOLpEN "whosover shall sxsit
himself snail be hussessd, sod vbososvsr
shall humele himself shsIl b sssitsd =
n v Matt u:i2
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Isaac CURE Stabbed.

Isaac CURE, OF Forbes, was stabbed
In the shoulder with pocketknife In
the hands Of C. A. Arnhold, In st.
Joseph, Saturday night OF last week
July ~. CURES injury is a flesh
wound, and while serious, It Is not be,
lieved TO be dangerous. The police
statement Is that the assault was un.
provoked, while that OF Arnhold Il
that CURE abused him. A state war,
rant charging Arnhold with assault
with intent to do great bodily injury
WAS Issued.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Notice of Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given that ths
partnership, heretofore existing under
the firm name Of Alkire & Burger
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, J. II. Burger retiring from
the firm, Harry Alkire continuing the
business under the firm name Of Harry
Alkire, and assumes all liabilities 81
the firm and all accounts due said
firm Of Alkire b Burger are nov due
and collectsble by him.
HARRY ALEIRE,
J. r. BURGER.
Oregon, No., July %, 1913.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

If you want the latest man, and
one OF the best weekly farm Journals
IN the country, and The SENTINEI
Tor one year. send us ". so, the price
OF TIE SENTINEL alone. Upon receint
OF u. 80 we will send you the Missouri
Ruralist, weekly for one year and the
Parcel Post Map. The map Is the
latest, six pages, and beside the Parcel
Post Zone Map, contains, among other
late features, one page, OF the sin
pages, The Anatomical Horse Chart
Besides this, Complete Census Returns
Map OF the World, United States and
the State Of Missouri by Counties. and
Also Map Of the Panama Cana.
remember you get the WEETLv
Msissou1I RURALIsT, TIE SIx.PAes
MAP and TIE SENTINEL, one year.
for only el.50.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Our old friend. Dave kednedy,
was In town Tuesday last, and en-.
joyed the horse show greatly but
no, the balloon ascension. lie dis.
tribu'ed a number Of the Maitland
fair catalogs, which says Maitland
viii have the biggest fair ever ye,
held August is.a2. The speed ring
will give $1,000 IN prizes.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Judge Frank p. Divilbiss OF the
circuit court Of Clay county, handed
down . decision that the law provid.
ing for the adoption Of commission
form Of government for cities In Mis-
souri,, which was passed by the last
legislature, 10 unconstitutional. This
10 the first court ruling on the new
law.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Will BE Postmaster.

Nelson II. Cook has been appointed
postmaster at Forest City. and will,
as soon as his bond is approved, be.
gin handling the mail at that point.
Mr.. Cook Is asplendid citizen and will
make drst.class postmaster. The
SENTINEL congratul4,es him on get.
ting the appointment.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Boosting the Chautauqua.

last Friday In four automobiles, con.
tanning the Oregon band, which was
accompanied by Hon. I. c. DUNCAN,
and Messrs. X. II. Dawson, !. ID.
Morgan and Geo. Murray, Of the
Chautaupua committee, to pay a
friendly call to our neighboring
towns and to advertise the Chautau.
qua. Leaving Oregon at 1890 a. m,
q short stop was made at Forest City
and some stirring music rendered.
while flags and programs were scat.
tered about.
Napier, Fortescue and Big Lake
we're the next stops At each place
the band boys gave them some choice
"quick step" and ragtime" and We
we're "ofY agin finnegan."
From Big Lake, Elder Dawson,
twho has q voracious appetite for
spring chicken and CATFISH telephoned
the Craig hotel to prepare dinner for
seventeen hungry men. We arrived
there on schedule time. bu, had TO
wait about thirty minutes for din.
ner, which time was spent In dis.
coursing sweet strains Of band mu.
sic, scattering programs, and In most
pleasant chat with quite number Of
Craig's good citizens. When dinner
was over, and the Elder had de.
youred the last pieces Of chicken and
catfish, and one Of the band boys had
come dangerously near laundering on
cold ham and ice teal, we steered for
Bigelow. Most all the way through
The bottom and much Of the way
over the hills also. with a few ex.
ceptions -dustry stretches and an &C.
casional bad hill or gutter the roads
sere generally smooth, hard and
good, and not near so dusty a. We
expected.
After some music by the band,
George poynter and a goodly bunch
Of the citizens OF the town gave H.
some hearty applause and passed the
cigars.
From Bigelow We sped swiftly
across the big valley to Mound City,
where We were received In the most
friendly and cordial spirit. A mum.
her Of banners were posted and pro.
grams distributed, while the band
played several pieces. our music
was received with hearty applause,
80, ,, - 49, os. p'.s ,,,
s,a.a -, ~ $3.50" w. :
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the sam. ~ ''' '"s'
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mad. ,nS ,,, t.,,,s', 70 w cur
81" pop' "''oeu "s 10 come
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

'tn;M ,,.,- .
,.,.,s I'm he hu,,s,.d. ana vhoeosvsr
sbail hume,e himself shsIl b sssitsd -
r v Matt nin
49,. ,.,u, !. . ,..Cs .,.,..
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ne"' " a., 90 .,,,, No ,..ch.r
uss' 80, =. h..,r. ,r.a..
'su ,uuse ,,. =. A.. M, .,na.
p'op.' - -. -. ,..o,a p..
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s,""'"e ~ "a 60. ...
p'at"es ve.o'n. ao .a. aso.,,nu
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we 1eyp's"' " ~ .,.a.s.. ,.a.,
wv. WI" -, :" ps.-.,,,,
WIN .. ao"nu". " ,. y,
uu',.o ~ W. -, "a -,
'ne St. p',an sovs, "e a''o "a So,
p''oe :" n's aoso'''. w." " ~
10 'ose 'ne pron'aue 800. " n
i,eo''N s,a''s Wv, as" ~. ."' ~.
GODS fight 10 demand Tue Wor'
snIp VI wv ."os'. p'op $500.
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Israel MADE strong
T. The Induction OF Israel Into
EGYPT w. 1925. BY Israel In verse
% the Psalmist does not refer to the
nation but rather to the supplanter
Who became Israel. a prince. His
Induction into Egypt was In accord
anee with Gods purposes and plan.
yes. his specific command. Gen. <s;2.'.
Acts 1913. God increased the de-
seendan,s OF Israel greatly 10 the hand
OF Egypt. see v, -. Al the same time
God made those same descendants
stronger than their "adsersartes" on
account OF the fact that Jehovah
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Real Estate Mlmrogralh.

PUBLISHED wrrNLy nv ", ~. RICHARDS,
onE1ON, M,
offi'I UPSTAIRS ~ InE MOORE Bis,cK.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-06-26
State Board Of Health Glanced.

Three new members went on the
State Board of Health last week.
The new members are DR.. Edward
j. Wood, of Wilmington, DR.. A. A.
Kent, of .Lenoir and DR. Cyrus W.
Thompson, Of jacksonville. These
new men succeed DR.. Edward c.
Register, of Charlotte, DR.. j. E. Ash
craft, of Monroe, and DR.. David T.
Tayloe, of Washington, whose terms
of office expired at the close of the
meeting of the medical society held
at MoreheadCity last week. The term
of office of DR.. Richard H. Lewis
former secretary of the Board, also
expired, but he was reappointed by
the governor to succeed himself. The
new members are all well known ply
sicians thoughout:the state. They en-.
ter upon the duties of this responsible
office with earnestness and enthusi-
ans and the citizens of Old North
State have a right to expect from
such men real advancement in health
work in the course of the next few
years.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-06-26

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