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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
PERSONALS.

assistant OF the Holy Trinity church
in Chicago. arrived here Monday
from Indianapolis to conclude his
vacation with South Bend relatives
and friends. lie is the guest of Rev
Anthony Zub0WicZ, c. ). G.
Joseph KraJczyk Of Chicago is in
the city on business.
Stanislaus Wyranski has arrived
here from Detroit 20 spend week
with friends
Miss Carrie TRUNK of Chicago is
i'm the city visiting friends.
Carl Drzewiecki Of Cleveland who
has been here on business, left Mon
day night for Chicago.
Peter Makowski has left for an eN-
tended trip to Detroit.
Miss Monica Makielska, 7O2 Mon
son St. has gone TO Diamond lake
where she will be the week guest at
the summer home of DR.. and Mrs
oscar Won Barandy.
Miss Agnes Radecka arrived here
from South Chicago for a few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. Stanley
Janczewska, 612 Orange St
Stanley Grzeslxiewicz. asa :. Car
Isle St. has gone to Sagunay lake on
"a fishing trip.
Misses Cecilia Magiera, 1924 w. Ma
pier ST. Josephine Chelminiak, 1909
w Division ST.. Julia POdelwitz. 216
Zesna. 1896 Orange St. returned Mon
day evening from a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Chicago,
Hammond and Whiting
Miss Mary Zangerle. 729 ID :. Rush
st. left this morning for Detroit. to
spend a few days with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rogalski. SOC
W Napier st. have returned from
Chicago. where they have been for
the past few days visiting their son.
Ignatius Rogalski.
Mrs. Nicholas Budnik and children.
S14 =. Chaplin St. returned Monday
evening from a few days visit with
relatives in East Chicago. They We're
the guests OF Rev Peter Budnik
pastor.
Miss Angelina Bartkowiak 443 =
Walnut st. has left for Chicago TO
spend a week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Theresa Rock. 213 : Chestnut
St. is seriously ,ll She is attended by
Or. swami.
Miss Lucille Latowslla- col Blaine
av and Miss Helen Lewinska, 1915
Linden av.. left Monday for LemOnt
TO be the guests for few days OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ladislaus Hojnacki.
Michael Wiernik returned today 10
his home in Laporte after brief
business visit in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
NOTICE no noc OWNERS.

Whereas ! AN authorized by the Com
mon Council iB c0mpliauee with ordhi-
ance 90 III this city ~ issue 4 pr0clama-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOISES.
rooms modern. never been occupied;
lot 4Ox12O, in 800 block, Haporte av. $500
cash, balance easy-S2,SOO
rooms, electric lights, gas, stacked for
furnace, never been occupied. 100 y Olive
$500 cash, balance like rents $500.
rooms. under construction, modern. lot
4Ox120, desirable location, on W. Washing
ton. $500 cash, balance like rent $500.
rooms. Vassar az. near Portage. mod
ern except furnace $500 cash, SIS per mo-
room house, 1000 block Eddy St, good
condition. Small cash payment, balance
like rent-S1, $50.
rooms, Ernsperger st. large lot. near
Springbrook park. 500 down, bglance easy
payments. This house is in good cOudi-
ton and is snap for some one.
WM. J. O'NEIL.
Title Bldg, cor. Main and Center SITS
Phones: Home 653s; Bell 1852
FOR SALE.
40 acres good land with building 1900
70 acres good land with building. s.. 300
- acres good land with building. s. 200
J. A. MCCULLOUGH,
Room Hobbs Bldg. 20 5. Michigan St.
Home p, 6366 Bell F., 56g
Res Homo p $3.50.
FOR SALE
Groom house, modern CLEVELAND RV
7-room house, modern. KUntsman court
f-room house, modern, Bartlett St
broom bungalow, modern, 5. Fellows st
broom house, double. y. O'Brien st
Terms-Cash or Payments
WHITCOMB * KELLER
FOR SALE-Fine modern house ar q gre,t
bargain; good neighbOrhOod within
walking distance; 5 per cent clear on in
Vestment; only a part cash required. ball
an q rna I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Lunch room outfit including
counters stools. steam tables. Tot Of
dishes. etc cheap: also wall case for
barber shop. This equipment can be had
az a bargain. Oliver Hotel
FOR SALE OR REMISSION doing good
business on Catalpa av.; reason FOR sell
ing. leaving town. Address 14C1 Catalpo
av Bell DO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11

FOR SALE-Fine modern house AT a great
bargain; good neighbOrhood within
walking distance; per cent clear on in
Festment; only part cash required, bal
ance same as rent Or. J. Burk, Optician
go ). Mich st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
FOR RENT-COTTAGES

To RENTAL Lake wawasee, 500 feet
above Lake Michigan. beautiful bunga-
low, furnished, containing Z rooms and
bath, lighted by electricity. Mrs. J. III.
White $40 W. Colfax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
FOR RENT--OFr1Cr ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Onice rooms. either single
or ensuite; building is centrally located /:
elevator service and other modern con-
veniences. Are your Offices properly kept
up? Janitor service included in rental {;
office and everything is kept In first class
condition. Apply ID DR.. f. r. Dean, Dean
Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
Fob RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-Modern 6 room fat. Call 2O32
or 576S Home phone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
PATENTS & PATENT ATTORNEYS

Patents Patents Patents Patents
Patents Patents
Pate lts Patents
Patents i A T L Patents
L Secured. bought and sold all =
over the world; buyers al
4 ways on hand for all kinds OK A
patents.
L INTERNATIONAL PATENT
SOLICITING OFFICE.
L Chicago Office. 1O17 Hartford r
Bldg, Dearborn aud Madison
y sts Milwaukee Office, 1889 y
Wells Bldg.
T South Bend Office. suite 200 T
J. VI 5. Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11

MICHIGAN CITY-George Herr
mann, well known here, died Monday
morning of heart trouble and COM
plications. He had a law suit pend
ing 10 break a last will of an aunt,
which if il succeeded, would give him
half share in a 100000 estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11

PONTI AC-I-awrence Burke, a
fugitive from Sheriff divers road
camp. is the object OF a search which
has called into play one of the larg-
est posses ever mustered in the state
of Michigan Burke is alleged TO
have assaulted Mrs. William Road,
wife of a farmer in this vicinity, and
win probably serve a term for that
OfenSe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11

PONTTAC-IOcal authorities have
been unable 10 identify the man
found dead on the Bloomfield golf
links. That ne is a Detroit waiter is
the latest rumor ahoat. He il
thought 10 have killed himself at
o'clock In the morning as residents
i'm the vicinity heard a revolver shot
about that time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-11

GOSHEN-Robert Long and Harry
J. scott, two young wandering dere-
licts. have been arrested and PLACED
under $500 bail charged with entering
the farmhouse of Lloyd Strump, ives
of Goshen. last Sunday. They were
bound over to the fall term of the cir.
cult court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Differing on Grammar.

In Indianapolis tablet Is to be
placed on a branch library building in
honor OF It's donor. The proposed In.
scription contains this sentence: IAN
praise to the man who serves his fell
lowmen" Then II was suggested that
the who" ought to be that. and so
controversy arose AZ to which word
was truly grammatical In that connec.
tion. They referred II to two author.
tiles. and they disagreed. one saying
who and the other that. Then they
referred II to the Literary Digest for
an expert opinion. and the decision
came In favor Of that. on the ground
that the sentence referred to the
donor personally. whereas II the word
who referred to mankind In general
II would be right to use who. There
10 still doubt In our mind as to the
reason for the decision, since that Is
not as strong as the decision ITSELF
Columbus Journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Empty Cider Kegs.

Tho year 1913 will go into history
as tho season when the cider keg
which II TO be found In the cellar OF
every well regulated Vermont farm
house remained empty. Tho reason
for this almost unprecedented condi.
ton OF things Is the total failure OF
the apple crop because of late spring
frosts followed by dry season. The
failure of the mills which usually make
cider 10 start their presses have
caused a rctrun TO primitive methods
In order to get small quantity OF the
popular drink In some places. persons
having the hand presses Of Il genera
ton or two ago going about among
ncighbors who happened to have a
few trees In sufficiently sheltered po'
sition 10 that they were not affected
by the frost of growing at such high
altitude that the buds were not suil'
ciently developed TO be blighted by tho
frosts OF May.-Rutand News.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Ants Repairing Flood Losses.

Ants are very numerous In our Ohio
gravelly soil. To me they seem the
most hopeful agent for the restoration
Of our farms swept bare by the recent
floods. Every day they bring up much
Of the fine soil mingled with the gravel
and deposit It on top, The gravel In
evitably settles down. While some OF
the gravel does slowly disintegrate, the
process a. o surface-soil producer Is
far slower than the action OF the ants
Perhaps in most soils the anglewo-m
u more beneficial than the ant, but
certainly not In the sravelly Soils
Farm and Hreside. W.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

tue same i,e " syave, %. ~as~,, ,,rv- rrvvrco
Of election was published; and the provi;:
be in force from and after the date Of the
last insertion. OF the publication last
above referred to; and provided further ,,
Of any description prohibited by this ar
t.cle. shall be. granted during the tina
rropided ii' turthsr' that thIs e article shall
any license issued before the day Of ths
~, such CT Ice Senees m9y ron 0r t un the aay
Of its expiration and shall not be renew.
ed. The election in this riticle provided
tnstad IN the same manner as IL r " pro-
y,deJ " nw iVr the contest OF the eiec-
ton OF county Officers In this state BY
said local option election shall he held by
an action to contest as hs.ein p,o,ijsd;
e county hoidins su"h election. WV
~ chrr'er 81 ~ tho Revised Statutes ~
~ 's srth lsr OUT ns He 1s lynn out
or ore town having. a, he date o. such
imRebi,en,s or more. Or SPt city as the case
may be" In lines four five. six and
seven. 30 that when amended said Sec
sec. 52i3 II a majority Of the votes
cast at any election held under the pro-
Visions Of this article shall be :. "asain,,,,
not be lawful for any person within the
limits OF such county to directly or indi.
reety sI give away or S saT,s any
liquors or beverage containing alcohol.
IN any quantity whatever. under the pen
" Sec. 4 T. TRat section ssiS Of article nj
of chapter SO Of the Revised Statutes Of
Missouri for the year 1909 be amended
the case may be- In the fourth line of
aaid section: and hy adding 70 said Sec
ton the words. provided that In any
held outside Of the corporate limits Of
any city or town IN such county. hav-
ing at the y. time o. snch election on- p9 n9.
s. OF the Revised statutes. Of Missouri
f Ss iss SsnT i'S h Ss a seG.O"
Years ye; 81 from the date q the election held
limits o. any City or town having. at the
.~e s % sSn has sSp' inhssi.an,s " or
ton shall read as follows!
Sec. 72it Whenever mn election IN this
article provided for has been held and
81 intosIe",es Iiauopr " ,b"n IN" cue a, s
ton shall not he again submitted within
four years next thereafter In the sans
and in every respect conforming TO the
provisions ~ this article: provided that
In any county In which nm election has
been held outside 81 the corporate limits
Of any city or town In such county hav-
Ing. nt the time ~ such election. n popu .
iation 81 1900 Inhabitants or more. under
tho provisions 81 article III ~ chapter 90
" the Revised Statutes of Missouri for
tho year 1900. the first election under
the provisions OF this article. as amended.
may be held at any time after four year
from the date ~ the election held IN
such county outside Of tho corporate
limits ~ any city or town having nc
the time Of such election a population
Of twenty-five hundred inhabitants or
more.
Approved March Tenth Coth). 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
ears neg, precealns .neIr appointment,

vAats nexe orecedine tneir APPOINTMENT,
he'd h1,d ,heh S ounces asac S term Of The
mayor making the ap S1, In aniv ana an,
pointed and sual,sS they shall nS so sHSs
per annn , pa az as,,ea m7 ~ liz said Of
s sees' the sps said eSmmissioners ana tho
IRE juSss q the SrSai, ., SYu r,,,o Of
snail he l""o,e'i' or the clerk thereof the
Coni'tnon o. tne s,a ,,i,sc or beanre he lie
jdf sS,, Or S any "md eyery
70 or from the polio, d iorce nSr ,ss q ar
iicle e. they viii. 81 no ease, and under
or ha% M poS 9r OF ,se
iIiieoi opinions Of such police officer or
other person or fSr any other .a Sa.ss or OF
rea as ,m nrn ,ne INNS the heat ,'asment az
.ssS ee%mis.lcners' ioI ,.s, place, for for
IN ne tr nar, Witch 'n e sbo,, be 70.
she place mom wnu u" or n"n,na, lions
shall be recorded aud pres preserved am eng
VIZ. nras,de,t .haii no treasurer Of sail
SSc sr 81 en,,c sn"' po,orn enter,ns upon
the duties ot his o,hce rs r W !, ,, 10
sna a, give DOM 70 wv gv ~, ,Sc nenai,
y, ".s e, ,hnv.erd do,ia,s cona,tioned
y VI .e ~, ,hs"i discharge 81 hi. a,,tIc,
aor , ,ne ,n,r nv ,bs MAR, ~ pol,ce and
~. sa,,.v,, ao,Iicat,on ana nav
,,,n,, c,sr n,,rs,,spt 10 the order ana
s,snc,,on ~ s.aId hoa,d ~ nil moneys
asecuon OF c saa noa b1. SanSs ~" no s',sb
,,nn.,,rar' .rpa hond ~ the ,pea surer
mali ha ,nproved Nv fudge ~ tina
c,.a,,,, co,,,ss' ~ The Judicial circuit in
yvh,nh sa,a cities sbali ba located and
mai he Se,,yered 10 and safely kept
a. oo ra.I.,ar ~ ci.rI 81 .aI ,,,ias
*, VIZ a,,S raj, nrno,pr n .e"re,a,y 10
act as such Tor the board Of police com.
missioner, to serve during the pleasure
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

In Texas spent eight or nine years
In Alaska as archdcacon Of the Yukon.
helping Bishop Rowe In his remark
ablo missionary labors. lie has tray.
eled thousands OF miles In Alaska on
foot or by dog,sled. usually with only
an Indian boy as companion. thread.
ing dangerous passes In tho depth OF
the bitter winter OF the Arctic circle,
and NJ times while on his rounds
camping at night on icy slopes with
tho thermometer at 20 degrees below
zero. IIc has been not merely spirit
ual counselor and teacher. but also
friend. helper and physician TO white
miners and Indian hunters.-Woman's
Home Companion.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23


or general law or any town yiIiaSe
township, road or schooi district. or any
improv ement district naming the pro-
with the proper officials whose duty il
now Is to levy state or local taxes for
the territory embraced in the district pro-
the state board Of caunlization or the
proper local .tnx.levyins authorities shall
order a special tax levy against ali prop
named by petit ner s' suffIcient 10 raise
any amount nee, ssiry to make the pro-
posed hi giway Improvement. not exceed
ms s, ~ a n"s 19f , sqc
for. rrN"''ed Il 30 = Uu@t Is named in
Ing hi the r. tax 'G NY, S9N n@me 'hs ns sTs
herein provided for shall be levied and
cole ,ed IN Va. zane, manner ana AZ Tue
same time az general state CITY, county
ti.ct and special Improvement taxes are
now levied anu Collected. sccordins 70
. we ,a,t r. - Wa.,n,r me s"Sss n,e ior
me soNe,nnTrhtai supuH .,s,, ner ts1,
apove na,nei fi . nsn1"iy , M
rnaSSe sr,u.. u,I.,nr,Is "a s s,r.,, ia
aucli ana nr'uses oer sUe ,.ur -, ene
MnnE wMn.n nis .s ~. , 49, s,,e x,ni
sn,,si my ,o .,,'ns \, snssr s' a.,
.nls amehunen 70 cvnIe. ,ne DOW upon
we sua,e ana rt'es oi ~, cissss. "ne'ner
oItaieu u'ues 81 S,,,.e "a,.eu y, W.
seneraI aWi anu an ,,'n, 'ow INT on
ties. townships, road, school ana special
imptoNement uis,r'cts' upon pstluon OF
ns- paying so,eus. " nS,relnoe,ore pIo.
ssS' 40 ,,i.,.ir,a .. anS nj, %
r9ads, drives oou,. N, ana bruises am
s.nuc,s. hno ~ nnn; liz, us,
a ~ ~ n,,i,i ~ .,has. a,,,y 4, .naii ~ -
v. wv ~ 80. -. o. ~ n.a,,n. ~ -
n,'ke w w .Ny, ", w u,vpV,seu ,,m
E ...sne. ~ wV r,,s ,, ~ $500
~. 49,, IS Snr ,aim ,r,nso,,au,.,,,y,
us AZ, ~ 49,, ' anr, 'a,,,sn'l,is..
ssmmsW wv ~ ~ ~ nn,.. .,,s,i,,'.
s .a ,sa ,,.1',.a,, ", n. ~. ~,
~ ~, ,,,l,w Ia ra,c ~ In,a,c,t y, .aty
S u,'S ILL., a.. .ar,. ia ,,.,san,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
crop Was LastIno Well.

The discovery Of q carpenter. whose
father, grandfather and great-grand'
father practised the same craft has
been commented upon In several news
papers. and at Lamberhurst, in Kent.
there 10 q family who have been Inn
keepers for four centuries. In coun-
tries where the caste system prevails
such record would be thought utter
~ Insignificant. says the London
Chronicle. Grant Du6 notes In his
diary the answer made By . punkah-
puller in Madras to an English lady
who suggested that hs might improve
his position. "As0-sahib. my father
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Word for Doctors.

The physician who says man II
saturated with disease and makes bold
TO give that information concerning
his patient secretly to q third party.
10 not true to his trust. Men who are
sick 90 to their physicians to be
healed. and not to furnish . subject
for gossip. And It h we'll for society
that this bond OF secrecy exists: II II
did not the word Of physician would
be doubted In some circumstances ~
curing that great reliance be placed
on it-BTepklyn Eagle.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

70 with n French gray drawing
nd other things. but | guess
ped n cog somehow"
khat?"
Aunt Clara said 10 mother
bog In tho wheels must have
bomehow and how did he ever
u and wasn't II a pity! So |
Bob did Il. ! always liked his
(es-ho brought me Just IA
rs aa he brought sister. Some
icy try to pass OF cheap candy
but | know, Then | feed II To
glad Il wasn't that Slddcns
BE- always called mo little one
he'd my Acad ard he had bron'
ind always coughed before 10
Ind sister said she didn't care
IL rich, but she couldn't endure
who wore brown ties and ate
bit with u fork and anyhow hs
fr the shiyers. That was the
other scolded SO ana sister
aSnnt Clara's for month.
surprised ~ her getting en-
because shell have TO have a
and meals then and she says
out things to cat Is simply
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Dance Madness Nothing New.

The polka was comparatively new
when Trollope wrote some Of his nov
els. In The Three Clerks" q young
heiress speaks Of certain Frenchman
as the most delicious polkaist you
ever met. He has got new hack
step that amazes YOU" There was
said to be In practise every varis-
ton Of the waltz and polka that the
ingenuity OF the dancing professors
Of the age has been able to pro-
duce. Today the Ingenuity of the
dancing professors" has again been
called into use. and no doubt gushing
young women are speaking Of the
most delicious tangoists one ever
met"-though with somewhat different
phraseology.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
No Argument There.

Easter services were over at the
Fourth Presbyterian church. The gaily
clad worshipers. dressed In all the
tints OF the rainbow. were awaiting
their respective automobiles. A lily
laden breath noated from the open
portals OF the church.
Amid all the bewildering array
stood small colored boy. who evi-
IDENTIFY belonged to one of the chauf.
feurs.
The Rev. John Timothy Stone. no
ticing the little fellow, placed his
hand on the kinky head and addressed
him after the early Christian formula,
Christ has risen"
Little Rastus turned up the whites
OF his eyes. A smile like section
OF q watermelon spread across his
face.
He sho' is." was his inspired reply.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
paInters Celebrate Waterloo.

There IL some fear In France OF
tho waning OF tho feryor for nill.
'arlsm without which II IL feared tho
republic can never endure.
Paris military painters have formed
u society. and will hold an exhibit.
ton this year. but the year 1915 will
be celebrated IN n manner which ut
FIRST sight seems TO be surprising.
Az 1915 will be the centennial of
tho battle OF Waterloo. the twenty
members forming tho society intend
to divide the battle into twenty cpl.
sodes. They will draw lots for the
episode, and will then depict them
on canvas. All OF the canvases will
be OF the same dimensions,
It has not yet been decided II the
works will be exhibited In Paris. II
IL most probable that they will he.
but the intention is to give q fresh
impetus TO military painting and help
to exalt the military ideal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

pulled a punkah, my grandfather
pulled a punkah. all my ancestors for
four million ages pulled punkahs; and
before that the god who founded our
caste pulled a punkah for Vishnu."
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
A Muscular Christian.

~ WuuoUIur CHTveSIuUs
hdeacon Hudson Stuck. who
I'd Mount Mckinley. or. - he
Il should bs termed. the No
b peak Of Mount DENIAL. cams
Dugland. and after Q residence
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Esterminste Him,

A fly swatted today will not tickle
your nose when you are trying TO
enjoy an afternoon hammock nap In
June.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

tnTOuHn WHOM the son OF man Is DE-
trayed. Matt 2sa1 r. "
No literature has q more terrible
story than that Of Judas. Matthew
gives 10 perhaps the fullest account
OF his last acts and the part he had Ia
those f,nal hours Of the suffering and
death Of Jesus.
Mary's act OF amounting. by Jesus
commended. and by Judas condemned.
caused the latter to fare forth for his
final act OF faithless ipfamy. Con.
trasted with the odor Of her good deed.
we here have the stencil Of an evil
deed.
.. The Bargain. w. t4-2s. ~ The
Price. w. t<te. Disappointed In his
hopes that Jesus would establish an
earthly kingdom wherein he should
hold high position. stuns by the re.
buke OF w. 1918 (cf John i2:t.s) and
moved by cupidity. Judas hurries to
the enemies Of Jesus tsee John IL
III. He saw no further opportunity
to profit through holding the bag"
John 1929. and 30 got what he could
from the rulers. lie estimated his
worth at 80 pieces OF silver about sew.
enteen or nineteen dollars. or the
value OF a slave: see Ell. 81 % and
Phil. 2:i. also the prophecy Of Zechar.
lab HEB Hate. envy. disappointed
ambition. and cupidity drove Judas
with "reminiscences In his final act OF
infamy. Verify. Whatsoever a man
a
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
LESSON FOR OCTOBER Is
JESUS AND JUDAS.

LESSON TExT-Mstt sit.2s. T-so: q:
a-i0
GOLDEN TExT-woe unto that msn
through whom the Son Of Man Is be-
trayed. Matt 2s.R r. v.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-01

what we want to know first
 We read that Huertas soldiers have killed and maimed so many thou. sands. and that villas troops have inflicted even greater loss of life. We are inclined to glory in the military accomplishments of the opposing gen erals, but do we pause a moment and think of the widows and Orhpans, ot the suffering in the fatherIess homes, of the crying babes, the hunger, the cold the misery?
 If you have not looked upon the awfulness of war ia all it's phases, then you will like this big three-reel feature at the Lyceum today, The War Dog" It is a military and battle story with the other features thrown in. We see beyond the belching can non, the flashing bayonets and sabres, the gallant charges, the falling he rocs, and the waving flags in token of victory We are given a glimpse of those left at home, those who will read in the dispatches of the death of husband father and brother, those who suffer as a consequence of the hell of war We need not tell you all. Come and see it. One other big spe- cial reel, Lyceum today.