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Evening journal., 1913-10-01
GOSSIP OFTHE COURTS


The alleged apparitions OF Jeanne
dare at Alzonne are continuing, and
now not only the two little girs first
mentioned, but a hundred persons are
reported to have had visions. Some al
lcge that they have only seen a virgin,
which might mean the Virgin Mary.
Others state distinctly that what they
believe they saw was Jeanne dare
Some perceived her as shepherdcss,
others on horseback with banner, and
others again in shining mail. proceeding
TO the coronation of King Charles at
Rheims.
A priest. who spent bis vacation near
the spot, has questioned many of the
persons who had visions and he
states that what surprises him is the
large number of persons who seem to
have seen something. Up TO July "a diff
ferent people saw as the children had
seen, vague figures. white robes. heads
crowned with roses, blue girdles, two
maidens clad in white linen. and so on.
But on July II two little girls. on the
bank of the Fresquel, saw woman
standing upright, clad in shining armor,
with lowered visor, her sword by her
side. and a banner in her hand
From that time the alleged appari
tions have continued They have differ
ed in character. but have always been
conn. cted with Jeanne dare, or her his
tory other curious stories come from
Alzouue A miler's wife has a field
near a bridge over the Fresquel close
TO where the apparitions were seen
This woman knew nothing of the ap.
partitions. On July II she saw a steel
clad man
A butchers apprentice in Carcassonne
saw her first dressed as a warrior, then
as a shepherdess. and then again as a
warrior. 81 was surprised, but had nc
fear. although her white horse advanced
toward me Some days after, when
came 10 pay for some oxen that ! had
bought AZ Alzonne, ] returned to the
banks of the Fresquel, and this time
saw the Holy Virgin.
A retired teacher of the Lyric al
Perpignan. who lives at Castelnau-
dairy "saw," on the square opposite
the station at Alzonne. between an
opening in the poplar trees. the figure
of the Virgin, clad in a white robe and
reposing on the greensward. and A
miller's daughter asserts that on the
evening Of August 26 she saw In the
sky flaming letters, which she copied
and which are Latin invocation to
the Maid of Orleans.
II is not not my province 10 argue
pro or con as to these sO-called ap-
partitions. But all this recalls TO my
mind a similar occurrence which years
ago, as a college student, I read in
an old volume on religious history in
Evening journal., 1913-10-01
WEDNESDAY OCT. |. 1918.
cHIEf BLACNs RECOMMENDATIONS.

- H1EF OF POLICE BLACKS annual report 10 u'
- Board Of Police Commissioners contains certain
recommendations which If adopted and carried out
sensibly in the selection OF men, should bring our
local Police. Department abreast OF the times lie
urges that more patrolmen be employed that detec-
tive bureau be created and that traffic squad ho
formed. In addition he says automobile should be
provided for the accommodation of the force.
Recognition of the wisdom of Chief Blacks oft-re-
peated declaration in Of patrolmen rs found
IN tho action Of the Board of Police Commissioners in
asking City Council 10 provide ten more such men
There is an understanding already that that request
will be granted
Recent events, we think, have demonstrated con-
clusiyely the need OF properlyorganized detective
bureau. composed Of who detectives and who
know how 10 ferret out and arrest criminals. All
up-to-date cities employ Detectives and most Of the
ferreting out is done by those plain clothes men and
the stool-pgeons whom they employ in the under
world
Nor should wilmington be without small trafic
SQUAD The congestion here which calls for police
supervision is restricted to a comparatively small
area, and large traanc squad is not needed. It
will be we'll, however to lay tho foundation for one
because our city is growing steadily and the squad
should grow with f. In fact there Is merit in Chief
Blacks contention that the police force, as force
should be increased annually and the increases
thus made should be large enough bring the depart
ment in a few years. up to what it ought to be for
city Of this size.
Certain it is that the people OF Wilmington
proper police protection. They the department.
admittedly insufficient and inefficient made suf-
hcient and efficient AS they those things, the
Police Commissioners and the Councilmen should not
hesitate to provide them, those who make the de.
msnd know full well they must pay the price
Evening journal., 1913-10-01
1 RrslNEss.LIkE pnIIcY-

THERE should be no piece meal work by our city
In the work Of widening Delaware avenue he
tween West and Washington streets Such a course
only would result ultimately in greater expense 10
taxpayers. II the sid walk on the north side of
the block is to be widened and the street
bed Is to be widened later, whatever land will
be needed for both projects ought 10 he taken
under the present condemnation proceeding That is
the attitude Of the Board of Directors Street
and Sewer Department and II is proper one. In
fact II would be better and businesslike were
the city in position 90 IT, to widen the street.
bed by cutting into the existing sidewalk and to
widen the sidewalk by cutting into the abutng prop
srty than would be to make separate operations OF
hose two Improvements. But, in any event, in the
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

Another man who plays with death daily to make
living has come to grief. He is Harry Garrepy. a
professional high diver. His stunt has been to as
cend a tower set fire to his clothes and extinguish
the flames by plunging ninety feet into pool At
the Trenton fair Monday he made the dive struck
the side Of the tank and injured seriously He
perhaps would receive more public sympathy had
he been injured under circumstances less foolish and
morcenary.
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

The Red Mems Home in Newark IL well-con-
Quoted institution and credit the fraternsl crder
that brought II into being
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

I. Layton Register. prominent insurance man in
Philadelphia. who died Monday was another Della
warean who went away from home and made his
mark. His prominence in the insurance field is indi-
Gated by the fact that he elected pr sdent Of tho
National Association OF Life Underw tiers
Evening journal., 1913-10-01

Virgins Is dead, but the question who really dis
covered his whereabouts and identity continues to be
very much alive
Evening journal., 1913-10-01
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By D. D. D.

Mayor Chapman of Ellis. Kansas,
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letters written him relative to his
truly marvellous cure of skin trouble
with the ID. d. ID. Prescription.
Mayor Chapman writes: Il think
how | suffered last winter, how
could do no work. ! was covered
with terrible blotches. sometimes
weeping water, sometimes wofse,
blotches sometimes 10 inches in dia-
meter. FEARFUL ITCHING. II was
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Results from the use Of ID. D. ID.
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Pimples. rashes. dandruf, disap-
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All druggists have this famous spe-
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II you will came to us we will sell
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Ask also about ID. ID. ID. Skin Soap,
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It is not not my province to argue
pro or con as to these so-called APP
partitions. But all this recalls TO my
mind a similar occurrence which years
ago. as a college student I read in
an old volume on religious history in
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
From Jonas Watson.

In a letter 10 a friend here, dated
January 10th inst. :, Jonas Watson. of
Bcarden, Arkansas, has the following
10 say;
Il am We'll and wr have had III"
finest winter weather you ever saw -
So warm most of TIA" time that we
used but little lire, and grea, deal
of the time We have the doors open.
People have been riding around for
the pas, week In their shirt sleeves.
That the farmers had organized a
truck growers a>socia, ion a, Holly
Springs, near his home. That the
Shauck Smith and Leigh Bond Iami'
lies were well and satisfied. That his
old lens just had 10 lay, /, was ST
warm and nice"
Later: Since the above was rrceiv
ed, We are reliably informed HAT Mr.
Watson Is on his way 10 Efnpham
Kansas. on account Of his wife's III
hess
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Burr Oak.

The Ice harvest has been very
light, so far.
MIR. Chas. IIol, was in our vicini.
~. Monday Of this week.
John holland is delivering his
Wheat 10 Forest City. this week.
Miss Ella Stone ~pcn, Sunday
evening with Miss Mary Murrah.
Tie ice has given away on the
Missouri river. and is running out.
Miller Blachly and family spent
sunday with u. \. Bow les and family
Mr.. NanDeveer was a guest of
Geo. Cotton and family, last Sunday.
Mrs. George Stone and children
visited relatives in this vicinity, Mon.
day.
| Howard Carter. of Idlcwilde dis.
trict. has been on the sick list, several
days.
| The schools in This part Of the
county are having very light mat
tendance.
Miss Fern Eoules spent Friday of
las, week. with Mrs. Rose Apgar. VI
Forest City.
Perry stone j. on the sick list.
lie j. some better. Int not able To re-
turn to school.
Mr. Lawrence pilkingtun was in
this neck Of the woods. buying
stock, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Elder and
family we're guests of Henry Lunsford
and wife. last Friday.
Mrs. Kate Blachly has the honor
of having the earliest hatch " chicks,
IN our vicinity, this year.
Some Of our young folks attended
the services at Walnut Grove school
house. last Saturday night.
Miss Cora Ramsey, of Fortescue.
visited over saturday, with her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nick stone.
Joseph and Frederick Hopper.
who have been having an attack of
pneumonia. are now able 10 return to
school.
Mr.. and Mrs ;. ". Ammo and
family and Robert Ammo were guests
uf sam Alkirr and family, sunday
evening.
John ogden. H. We understand, is
a very sick man, lie j. a, the home
of his sister. Mrs. Angelo Wake, II
Foriescue.
Mr.. Vine Hopper and hi> son, Lee,
left Tuesday, for an extended trip
through the South, looking for a land
where the flowers ever bloom.
We understand tia, sam Alkire
had quite 4 race with an auto. last
Wednesday. u takes good one 10
throw dust In "Old Bucks" face.
Dr. W. \. Lowe. who a, one time,
conducted drug store a. Fortescue,
Mo-. for his son.in.law. {. W. Craig,
died IN -. Joseph, one day, last week.
VIII Ramsey. one Of Holt county's
bpys. WHO for some tim" has been
working IN Nebraska, is visiting
friends and relatives IN and near For.
i.Scur. Will had the misfortune to
get three Of his fingers torn Oll IN a
corn shredder, recently.
Last Friday, while Noah Steele
was pruning trees, Tor !. &. lIinkle,
he fell from an apple tree and received
n serious wound On his head. his skull
being fractured. lie l. paralyhcd from
his waist down, and has not been able
10 tell how Inc accident occurred
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.

Local attorneys have filed with
the Grumpy county court a petition
asking that the North Missouri Power
Company be authorized to string cleo
trio light and power wires along the
highways Of that company. The COM
pany proposes to bring electric cur
rent direct from the power plant Of
the Mississippi Power Company at
Keokuk, Ia, operated by the new s25,.
OOO,OOO dam there, The local com.
pany will probably hold their present
property - . reserve or utility plant.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31

Mrs. Minnie Moore has purchased
Mrs. Frankly llind,'s stamping and
embroidery business, and will con-
duet il. in connection with her other
Arts and Crafts supplies, al her
home, one door north Of The sentinel
onicr. Al orders viii receive prompt
attention. Your patronage is sole
tied.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
How Are You
Going to Spend
the Winter?

Why not 20 to California; It's the
Land Of QUITO. doors. It's the best
place on earth TO 20 to escape the
winter: grand place for the weary
TO rest and for the weak to be re-
freshed,
II your neighbor has been there,
ask him. lie knows. And 1t doesn' I
cost a great deal To spend month
there. either. Ask him about that ,
also. And IT. doesn't cost much now.
a.days to sc, there. Ask me. Bur.
lington Personally Conducted Tours
have greatly increased the pleasure
Of going and at the same time DO.
creased the cost To the minimum
Wouldn', you like to bc away from
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Then come In and get your copy
Of our California folder. II contains
a lot Of very interesting information
about the state and tells all about
the trip. After you have decided
just what point you want TO visit .
I'll gladly help you plan all the de.
tails of the trip so that you can get
every possible benefit out Of it,
J. BIRMINGHAM.
Ticket Agent,
FOREST CITY, MO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Profitable Investments in Mobile

investing thought i, whether OF
begins
else but good
90 with FEBRUARY IT'LL and see for yourself
Read hest Propositions.
You and 50,
improve treble short time
You oneourt cash. time on the balance without inter
lest II is fair isn't IL?
The Income Plan You land and the which
productive
i not?
furnish recommendations the Company
land. They have faith in the land do they notr
Now Listen: Mobile I! mile, from
this READY lawe
Mobile railroad
Steamers all world available Mobile which deer
with W
Remember
Come FEBRl iT yourseexceen eli
plenty rainfall We do rrgate this country Remember this
ompany backed by citizens Of Mobile and not by few This
will he finished fall Of 1913.
i
but widely widely will
the most. See or write us for particulars
GREENE & GREENE.
Office Over Koock Clothing Co.. OREGON. MISSOURI
Mutual Phone, 1877 Home Phone. 1877.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31

DEAn What my patients say after taking
NAIAD my NEW TREATMENTS. You Sc.
cure address and history Of each by calling
at my office
What Mrs. Robt. Shirley says:..I had been con.
fined to my bed for several weeks with female dis
ease. Our local doctor said never would be better
until ! was operated on. ! commenced treat.
ment with Dr. Croziero and am now able to do my
work and also walk from my home TO Bunceton.
which Is good quarter mile.
Mrs. }. c. Brandes sdys:..I had tried our local
doctors without any results. and through their
advise went to st. Louis for treatment which also
failed to give me any relief could not sleep and
my digestion was bad. Dr.. Croziero's treatment
has helped my digestion: and now can sleep all
night as usual
G. o. HepIer says:.-I have had bad back and
Kidney trouble for several yeaIs.w0uld get down
and be unable to do any kind OF work for one week
at time. Had tried our local doctors without
any relief. Dr.. Crozero relieved my suffering In
few days and my back Is now all right.
Mrs. Louis Draffen says:..i had chronic consti.
patton and catarrh Of the head..head always stop.
ped up and severe headache. Dr. Croziero cured
my constipation and my headache Is much better
and can now breathe through my nose.
Tx. Twinter says:..l had an liberated leg..l7
open sores..had tried for seven years at expense
Of $4,000 to get cure. but met with failure
commenced treatment with Or. Croziero about
two months ago and my leg Is cured.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
| Can HEAL and CURE The SICK

! am not conducting an In
sane Asylum. ! have no time to
waste on, and have no cure for
Ignorance. Superstition a nd
Skepticism. Such forms of Mon
Omania are like Consumption,
Bright's Disease and LeprOsy--
all inCurable.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
FINANCIALLY

am fixed satisfactorily. |
am not out begging. Read my
references. You are the loser if
you neglect to have your dis
ease cured. CONSIDER your
pain and suffering. THINK of
your mental torture when you
realize that you have waited
too long.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31

He has the money to buy the
best medicines the world pro-
duces. There is nothing too good
or expensive for the sick. He
has the DIPLOMAS, STATE
Certificate, HOLT COUNTY
REGISTRATION--3O years ex-
perienCe as a SPECIALIST. He
can diagnose your disease with
out questions. He does not take
inCurable diseases.
, 1913-05-31
81. CROIN STATI(

'-1'
London, May 28th-After yesterdays SIT
TING of the Brussels Sugar Commission, the
following statement was issued. Although
Great Britain had given notice OF withdraw
n from the Convention on first September,
nevertheless, rs the result OF a moduS vi
vendr arranged to-day, it was decided that,
so lone as Great Britain makes 10 change
in present treatment of sugar preludlclaI to
their interests, the Sugar Union Will mann
tam the present regime regarding sugar
from Great Britain.
Nh death is announced of Lord Avebury.
Tn Royal Geographical Society has pre-
scented medals to the survivors OF the Scott
Antarctic Expedition and to the widows Of
CAPTAIN Scott and Dr.. Wilson. Lord Cur
zon announced that the relatives OF the de-
ceased desired the bodies to be lett undls-
turbed, therefore then recovery Will not be
attempted.
Mrs, Pnnkhurst was arrested while start
inc to attend the weekly meeting OF the No-
mems Social and Political Union, the Gov
eminent regarding her ability to attend the
meeting as proof of her recovery sufficiently
for reimprisonment. She declared that she
will hungerstrike again and as often as ne
cessarv, until her death takes place, OF votes
for women are granted.
The suffragettes were fooled III an attempt
to damage the Saint Andrews 8olf Inks
but have been successful ia MINOR malicious
mischief in connection with the mails,
In the trial round for the Amateur Coli
Championship now being played Tor on these
links, most of the American, French ana
Canadian contestants were eliminated. There
are now one hundred British survivors, IN
Guiding all the crack players.
Lord Haldane has appointed Miss Duncan,
chairman of the West Ham Board OF Guar
dams, as a justice of the peace for the GER
tihcation of l~unatics, which is unprecedented,
and it is queried whether the Lord ChAncell-
or can fully qualify women as justices OF the
peace.
The first suffragette bomb in the United
States is reported from Frederick, Maryland.
it was exploded by a clockwork with an cleo
trio attachment and was s~killfuily made, but
caused no damage.
Upon Turkeys request England has con
scented to lend officials for the reorganlza-
ton of Anatolia. The nomination OF Lord
Miner is reported, but lacks continuation
, 1913-05-31


Y HENHOLD til Forordning lode August
d 1874 bpken, tgores heryed at jeg fra Fru
SOPHIA SUMMERSILL, Enke efter Kob-
maud James Summersill af Christiansted,
hsr modtaget AnmeldoIse ON, at hun fort
setter, og driver under Firma JAMES
SUMMERSILL" den borgerlige Nering,
Der q hleyoa drevot nj 9ou1as naeynte abode
Egtef@le HeahoId til Diet ham meddeIte
Borgersknb som K0Lmaud.
Flrmaets Hiemsted er Christiansted BY
og Neringsveien k6bmendshandel.
Hr. A. G. BOUGH at C-hristiandsted or
bemyndiget til ut underskrivo pae Firmaets
Yegne per procura.
Christiansteds P~olitikammor. St. Croix,
den 2lde Mai, 1913.
L. r. LEVY,
est.