davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Monarch.

Edgar Lumley purchased a new
buggy, last week.
Lee Hughes L. baling la. IN An.
drew county, this week.
Charles Dinw iddie and family Wis.
tied at Josh Chilcoat's, Sunday.
MIR. Charles Traub, OF Rock Port
came down Monday on business.
Mrs. Lee Hughes and Grace Ora.
ham made a trip to Fillmore. Tues.
day.
Sam Sollars and family. Of near
Anazonia, visited at Jake lolsgro,e's,
Sunday.
Mrs. j. J. Gamer Is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Oda Sipes, near
savannah,
Mrs. Joe Graham and children. of
Atchison county, are visiting AT VIM.
l.. Graham's.
Clarence Lilley and wife, Of near
Oregon, visited with home folks,
'ants NHlilli - Nu'uas.
There viii I've prayer meeting at
Enus Smither's, Thursday night Nv.
erybody Invited TO attend
John Graham and wife. Of Noda.
way. visited with IA and Ma Graham.
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Mrs Garner aud sister. Eta
Smith, visited SUNDAY and sunday
night with their sister Mrs Link
Rhodes, IN E,wuod kaN.
IN p,i.t,mr revival meeting was
tod Ia, week az the Monarch school.
house. cuna Jctcd VS. Rev Turner. ~
;, Joseph. accompanied hy lis wife.
Nj. VII ~riii,r, ud lau AMT
1lu. ui laru,. So. Visited vita
TIER purui. ~ f. nf,u,w ,nd
Euu, >u,.H,r. ut n'l,r un'i,r,.
.i,' Nrth
tame. ,,rir. ird vilr. ~ l.u.
ned. ki.. reformed iuur a.' N,rk
,l'rra short visit viii ui, pat,ui..
Mr .. i. nArr"r AID tier .isl"r Hr-.
E.ila smith and uh urighbut~.
tIiItuigr
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Napier and Vicinity.

--Ney. Jellison. Of bigelow,
preached AT Napier, SUNDAY night.
Cal. Brown and sam Mann were
A. Forest City On business, Saturday,
--I,elbert Miller, OF Forest City, "
visiting his cousins, Lee and Ethel
byrd.
We are glad TO say that !. !.
Brown Is improving some AZ this
whiting,
Sunday school at Napier MAS we'll
attended Sunday, there being about
~ present,
Frank holland, wife aud baby, of
blair, took dinner with Ezra Martin
and wife, Sunday.
Tom Kesster and wife, Of near
Bigelow, took dinner with Cal, Brown
and wife, Thursday.
Sam Wilson. Of ST. Joe, spent
Saturday night and Sunday With his
father.in.law, Mr.. Rice.
MIR. and Mrs. Thy Lunsford' S baby
has a very sore hand, caused by put
ting its hand In a pan Of hot candy.
Mrs. !. w, Brown and baby re-
turned TO their home In Kansas City,
Sunday, after a few days visit with
relatives.
will Ball, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. J.. Brown, went tC
Rosendale, Friday, for . visit with
| relatives. His nephew, Cal. brown
accompanied him as far IS Forest
City. w.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
New Point and Vicinity.

Grandma Davis came SUNDAY Il
visit her son, Ed. and family.
MIR. Wilson, OF Omaha, visited a,
Scott Carson's, the first of the week
Rev. T. u. Roberts, wro was sicl
all last week from a heavy cold, /,
bet ter nov.
Mrs. Kate kearney returned from
st. Joseph, Sunday, where size visited
q week.
"A crowd Of the young people wen,
to Nickells Grove, Monday right, 10
hear the lecture.
The ladies OF the Aid society will
serve lunch at All. Kunkel's sale. the
I'D Of this month.
Glass No. I, Of the Christian sun.
day school, met Tuesday night and
organized a Loyal Class"
Robert Boswell and family, Ora
Boswell and sister, Reta, and Irene
Acton spent Sunday at Lyle RENDERS.
-.Thos. Game went to Kansas City,
Friday, returning Saturday, bringing
Mrs. Caine and Clarence home. Both
are greatly impro'ed
Robert IIamm left for st. Joseph.
Tuesday, where he will visit q short
time before going ON TO MaryvilIe,
Cal, his home.
Mr.and Mrs. Abe schwartz. Of ok.
lahoma. Amos Lent aud family aud
Kate Kramer took dinner a. Geo.
Lent1's home. SUNDAY.
Mrs. Ethel hldrirl.. IT Cuuuci,
Huns, Iowa, cane SUNDAY t. Visit her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Ia Pain.
tor, and other relatives.
Nr. Lula BruUh, wiH las I,rr
Viii. Grandma kIuhr. ,Hr Ur past
iNu ~ nlL,. Irf' inr hcr lUw, iri,ri.
.Im. saturday Nuniay stew M,r.
suIia Vi Lu-,u llJu.,l'.
Res lfrd Atgust,ur Ih, hnUgH'
4 Iun.hrf Nud m lirifum Iowa
IirN a." tnNuirihg nov. AMI De ~,
takr y,,>e,,ipn the fIr,I ut February
lie vii also Irrari, iur the , hfi,tiSu
people.
Many moving >rrn'> vii b, Wit.
messed IN and around NV Point dur.
ing the next six weeks Az. kunSrl
viii soon leave for Oklahoma Mr..
trou>. viii move 10 Mound CITY.
John Roswell viii NOV. into the
house size leaves. Miss Magpi. Hard.
man into ia. Boswell place. VIII
Terry will move on TO tie old Hester
place and Ian Dreher upon the farm.
These are few Of the changes to be
made.
SEns,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Order OF Publication.

-T\II an NIsspt.pI
t,a,nt, ~ n, w. -.
IA ia. t.',',tt So, ,.,..... A. .
'tt,. '''. '.''f.'t
itDut, d ,H...r q. 100,
tt,t.,.I -tt. t..t...
NuV ir,,', 49, ...
Tltt..Il, ,.u..t, NY w. '' N.!I-
,i',,F ~ ,'.'HE ',''' SUI w. i"nrth
..,.I..Ir. ,,,,t..t. .,.,.',. ... tv''
t.., 49, pr w.. '''l.'N '.'f .h' ' AIN.
g., a.. ,.' ~ ,h' ' ''' 'll" 'Flug
i,.y,',,'.,, ., ''n'l
I.F.I'.,.t '." :, '' N'a"' hn'
F..ft.. t....'. ... '''ylN
... ' ''. 70, l'W.
AMIN N, ". '.'' ..i '.' ,''
tI, u.tt.. f...
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16

ri states land fsy;ords at Washington, n. g.,
thut the said patent II the last transfer ~.
said ciaim or title IA said real estate that the
said Luke W. wailurr " dead; ,tbat certain
unkDwh persons, defendants therein. derive
~ riaim Ia derive - title and claim Ia said
real estate and nr" named aud made dcf,n .
naht> Wherein, ~ thu unk aUpb heirs. DE-, II, ~
nnhrr>' ailcntrS, aud tnin, dist., tuc~nr OF
retW,, voluntary OF involuntary grantees of
Luz, W, Wallace, deceased.
MHEREUpON. II II or,irr,ai by the under.
signed CLERK ~ said Court, In vnrati lion. that
TIE nun resident AMI uhk nuwn defendants he
notified that an action has teen commenced
aFain>t them by plaintiffs, In said Court, the
certain aud determine the estate. title and
INTEREST ~ the parties piaintiN and defpn-
dant IN said suit, ~.vrraliy, In said real -.
tate. and to define and adIudgc ", the dccr,e
~ III" Court. the estate. Ut g and Interest NJ
the parties plaintiff AMI defendant IN said
.uit, se,rfally therein, and that uuless said
ucfrndant> iw ana appear In this Court ut the
newt term thereof. Ia lie begun and holden at
the Court house In the CIV ~ Orp9on, In IN ID
County. uu the s.rd day ~ February. NEXT,
plead to- the p-tition In ssid cause. the same
viii ", taken a. confessed and Iutl gtnynt will
he rendered accordingly
Is fst'hcr utdcr,j tina, y copy hereof be
published In The Holt County sentinel, y
n"~>pilFr printed and pulliSbcd IN the
county ~ Holt and state ~ Missouri. aud
designated Nv plaintiffs attorney. Tor four
weeks >u''rS>iNcly, ~ lra-, once a wppk, the
last Insertion ~ ~. NJ least nftr,n DAYS hC.
fnrr thu hrsi dnN ~ th" aid term uf the said
~. ~ NuAN
ttr'nU ,irtk
Niruc rupv fr,m the rrcurd
SENt Witness NV hand aud ~" seal ~
- = said Court this tth daN ~ .lauu.
bry. inii ~ Dl'NiikN
sfrtsutt ,'lyYE
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
ton.sr ciry ". v. CHURCH MOTIFS.
i,trii.

tonE-r ciry ". v. CHURCH NorEs,
The Methodist SUNDAY school At
toresi Guy Was well attended, sun.
day. There were Ion present., : Of
these Mere visitors, this makes lo2 oi
unr own members present. Tie sun.
day school l. growing rapidly IN al
Tendance. Let's keep np the good
work. Everyone bring ON" isa good
principle 10 work On.
Tie revival meeting has been going
ON for the past week, and has been
growing IN Interest continually. The
preaching Is being done 10y the pastor
Rev. ~ q. Stewart, Of Hamburg, Iowa,
/, helping with the singing and the
personal work. iiro. stewart went To
Hamburg, SUNDAY, to attend theunar-
terry meeting, which was held a, that
place SUNDAY. lie viii expect to stay
with us Throughout, the rest OF the
revival services.
The climax IN attendance was reach.
I'd SUNDAY. There ~asa largecongre.
cation present AT the Hoo o'clock
hour, and the house was filled to over
nowing at the evening service. Every
seat was filled, and as early ~ 7;:p
some were going away unable to tind
room. This Is encouraging to pastor
and people alike. We want all TO feel
at home with US, and We needeou and
your prayers.
We are having day meetings this
week. Each day At two O'Clock ~
are going to Ire at the church TO talk
pray aud sing with any who will join
with us. Let's make these ceilings
"A great source Of power for God AND
the salvation OF souls.
Next Sunday afternoon At a:p W
want to have = mems meeting ~ the
church for men only. We especial,
invite all men, young and old, saint
and sinner alike, to come to this men I
meeting.
The Second Quarterly conference
win he held At 1000 O'Clock next Mon
day morning. Bro. II. &. Mcpherson
the presiding elder, will be with u
and viii preach next Sunday evening
The business session Of the conference
viii be held Monday morning At Il
O'Clock. The ST. Louis Advocategive
the date for the meeting as Februar
-, but Bro, Mcpherson called m
over the phone this morning and In
formed me Of the change OF date. Al
concerned please take notite,
The pastor viii not he at the kimse
appoint ment next Sunday on accoun
of the meetings at Forest City.
The woman's Missionary societ
met at Mrs. Perry Turney's, last Fri
day afternoon, and had an enloyaol
They will meet next Friday At Mr.
Riley Turneyis residence
TIE PAs1OR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MIssoURi,..

''N tu,na, S ~ M, ~
In M" Holt county Cirruit Court, February
Term, thereof a. D., isii
Eiua L.. I,arttsm. Plaintid
Daniel Bartrsm. Defendan,.
Al this 9th day OF November. A. d.. 1914
comes the Plaintiu herein, before the under,
signed CLERK Of the Holt County Circuis
Court. IN vacation thereof. and hies her petit
ton aud ahidayit. alleging. among other
things. that befcndnnt, Daniel Barirau. has
Il not nov u resident ~ the STATE ~ Missouri
wUERErFON, 1T IT, ORDERED by III.
Clerk Aforesaid, that said defendant be noti,
hru Nv publichtson thst Plaintiff has com.
mrncsd y suit against him. the aforesaid
Is. that Plaiutifr seeks to have H.:
sn i ~ ,natrimony hcretoforr contracted
win said Imfendant, Dissolved and set aside
up.,n ,hr gtuundso OF indigniti,s. III -trpatnent
aud abuse, and that, unless the said IJefeu.
ghnt panicl bsrtram, ne and appear at this
sou't ~ thr newt regular term thprpOf, TO he
begun aud holden AZ the Court House in ~.
CITY of Oregon, In said COUNTY on tb. .slrI dsy
t'it and 80 the hrst DAY ~ said
Urn, answer OF plead To the PETITION Ia said
rau>.. ne same will b" taken ~ confessed,
ana Judgment will he rc-dprpd accordingly
ANp lT y RTHEg ORDERED. Tina, =
rnby h.i'uf ic published, acrurding tn Law
~ Tue hnlt ,louniy sentinel. n weekly news.
and designated bv riain;irs aiinrnryJ for
'nur successive weeks the last Insertion
,hrf'yt IT, hr not less than Hftcrn days be-.
fnt" IL" !1fd diy ~ February. Ipii
~ III MAN,
,...,,......,.. Circuit CLERK.
MINES ny hand and 10" seal
- - Missouri nj, SIN dny 81, Nn,"n''
"a DuNHAN
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Forest City.

#. T.. Teare was q st. Joseph Wis.
itor, Monday.
Albert Martin preached in st. 10.
>eph. Sunday ....,
Mrs. George Lease is convalescinv
from aslege Of grippe.
Miss Ella waddle Is visiting In
Clarinda, Iowa. at present.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Albert Jones,
January II. 1914, a daughter.
Pat fitzmaurice is spending the
week at the John Foley home.
Harvey Kunkei, Of near Mound
city, was In the city, Saturday.
Mr.. Fuller is very sick at the home
If his daughter, Mrs. Dave Wallace.
Miss Mary Fitzmaurice was the
guest Of Miss Ruth Headley, Sunday.
Tom Boyd was the guest OF his
Brother, Ed and family, a day or two,
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gould, of near
Mound city, visited relatives here,
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Reeves we're guests
At the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
iibert Walker, SUNDAY.
Mrs. George Bcasley returned
Tuesday, from weeks visit with
relatives IN Rulo, Neb.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chris Clifford we're
guests at the Jim Thornhill and Dave
Wallace homes, SUNDAY
Mrs Elizabeth Crawford and
laughter. Miss Lulu, spent Sunday at
lac John Anderson home.
Mt and Mr.. Frank kunkpi ~.
irnri MONDAY FROM tao weeks
'i.i' viii relative, a. N"N Point.
.Jrh WaIlc, and family Wci,
allied o. ktrst. tiiA. SATURDAY, hN
toe ira,i vt Mr.. Wallace sister
Mr. Harriet Kinder 81 tl'',rijl.
Nybr. l. visiting her mother. Mr, ".
D. Lease. and other r.t'i,,,. az
present
{. H.. Hdnrr fell aud broke his
lrit arm, abuNc tlr wrist, TUc-d1y
morning. and i, nov carrying III,
arm In a sling.
Alpha HAYDEN aud family have re.
turned to their home In Omaha, after
several weeks visit with her sisters
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
STATE 90 MI-S,bi'l,i.I
toUNrv ~ ltOts.
Notice a Shesiff's Sale in Partition

Whereas, on The @h d.y ~ November,
laih ~ The rr.uis! ,rioh.r toil ieim1 the
hring h" ten,h ,l.y ~ III. regular sk.,Obrr
term sh,r--,id. u d-.r,r In p.ttith'n ws>
r.udrrtd IN tlr ys.. ~ i.mls 4. i!nnts l!,,s
itauks, walter o., hanks, Laura ILshk>, Tn.
rry Henderson. James Henderson, Henry
Hanks, -'.dir Hanks nD.l Nli'V thanks, l'la,n-
i.,s: .as.n., Ma'hnT n,ne,, s'dn., n.nL',
and whereas. the Court found That VI. lands
dcscri,sd IN slsin,ia's p.',i,lon aud In said
ps,s sn IL glnd Wilson, ae.sr,yIns liz IL"
vitlu. th.rvs,f aud without gresi prejudice Ia
the Interest ~ said ownsr>, plaintiffs and de-
.h,a Vi h. sold ny the nnd~rsianr,i. ShrriW ~
ttolt County, Missouri sry0r,iing To Law IL
H. bizh.-i bidder fOr cash In hand. and the
pyO,svsls diyidrd stbpng thu parties, plain-
tfms aud defendants, as found aud declared
In said d,rrrr, according To their Respective
rights and Interests, ~ h'und apd DECLARED
by the Court
| copy ~ said drrr,'c and ocirrof sale 10 me-
delivered IN the i.nh day of il,rcm'er, i.'i.i.
by The Clerk ~ the circuit Court ~ Holt
County. Missouri notice IN Hereby that
VIII IN
wEpNEspAN, THE ssTH DAY an
FEBRUARY, ioi&
sell III. following described Inud> Ia said
derree and order o. sale desc,i9"d ~ fol,"ss'
NORTHEAST tnurth of The Northeast quarter
| and the West fractional onc-hnf Of The
| Northeast fractional quarters and the East
| fractional e-hnlf Of the Northwest frac-
| tiOnNl quarter; aud the WEST une- half ~ the
| Northwest quarter aud the Southeast fourtl'
| Of the Northeast quarter, NIL In section,
| Eleven IN. Township sixty ldNl. of Range
| Thirty niue t'e'l.
| Also the Southwest fourth II the south,
west quarter, and the Northeast fourth 0i
the Northsn.i quarter Al OF section
Thirty-nin 1881, all IN Holt County, MIS-.
souri, for cash In hand n the N0rth door oi
the Court House IN the City ~ Oregon. IiOli
County, Missouri. during sitting Of the
said Circuit Court between the hOurs of .
Sale 10 he made to the highest bidder TOT
| cash In hand and NIL bids received by M,
Will be subject to the approval q the Court
sheriff Of hot, county n Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Farm for Sale.

LII acres, three miles east and one
half mile north OF Oregon. Within
one.half milr OF church and school,
Well wateysd-a never.failing spring
"a spring that has never gone dry.
Farm Is we'll improved, Good seven.
room house and out.buildings. Two
good barns. For further particulars,
call on or address
GEORGE YOU'VE,
Mound City, Mo,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Order OF Publication.

$500 49,, N Wv, ,s 1870 N'"N' Oh,
WV WV '"'''''
NJ, 49,, ~. 80, 80 1871, Wy =, N'nu'
JIu,,. 7, .,.t,,,.. tUJ ltuiu,dI,t, ,',,n,. 49,
,,..,,, ,t,,,,n,, Wv, t,,,,,i,,,,,,, ,,.,,,. =.
tI'st,,t' f. '',,.,i "t,.,,.,.'' ,'','.
- y,'t',r If'i,iW. sti H., U,I
.,1 ,',. t,,, ,,,,. , 80 - ,..,
Nv, '',.,,, -, ,,.,,,, '',., Hi.
,.,, IA ~, I,,,,.,..1 Mil" ...4,.i,
~" wa" ' Ar 1'fY, , Ni ,,a N !, ,,,
i'.'' 4, w.. go .,''' ,I'i,if' Ni''.
. -. '''''
.,, .....,.,,','.,,,. .' -, -.
- -
Han. "a 't,' '.....,. ~. .' 49,.
Xxx. .'
'.' ..'
.. 1870
IL. ~ ~ 70
N.. ''l'' ,',u'l' ~ ".
..''-
'''.t " ,, -
p ... 10
'. wv WV ''.'
49,. 80. ~. t.t
k... az. ,tt,''',' U,t
VIZ '' ~ '''' ~
~ ] .t '., y "'l''
Nl',' 'ns - 80, '''N .',''lh,n ',..'
= h. hNI w. ,"u ".hnH,. N'iiwh ~ ""
st' KY, - - ~.
.,, - ~, ~, 80 - W" ~" ~ -
'''' ,'' lrN'' ,.'', ~ ~ .',Mn. ll,""
w. ~ ,'''.n ~, '"li, y, -" ~, ""
,'u' ~ - F',rl.'i ~, ~. 49, 1870. 'uiN
49,, ,, y. $500, p'p ~, rr,,,,, ", h"'s'
lhl'N w" -. '''h 'N' h'ni"s"" 'iallh
J" NV ~" '~'hi', lhh
'''l .n''', !" ,",u 'a'
49,, ,i,,i, ~ ,,,,., ,''t
"'',,'N '' w. " 49, N,n"uN' ,s"'7 MI
10y '.,,, 49," y, ~, y, .,,, ~, W, m'
,'.'',' ', w -, ~. ~, 49,, .. ,ns, pl"u,
.nnr 1922 -, ~ "a, .' 800. ". -, p., y"
n' ~ "'"' .'"" w '" ."'"'N., W
w" wy" 49,. .W~'
nh",> u'h ."""'' ~, '"''
~ 49,, a., ~. ,.',, a., ,,',,' '',u
'n"ui W" ,"s. ~. -, , ~, 80" ""N"S"
s', " . " 49, $500 ~ ~ W.
-, 80" 80 ~ !" ~ l ".'", '|'u
, ~. ,,,,,,, ,,"I h, ,h, III -, ,,s
- '''"'', unu' w" ", W" - 'su",
W. ~, 80 49,, ~ 80, " -" ~, n. - N.s.'
., ~ -, -. ~ II -. .nssn's,
w" ,,s,n'', "a, ~" Nv ". ''N ,.snN'. ~
,'p rts ", I, ~ ~ ,u .,', a. 'a' '"s,
~ 'u 4" ~ ~ ',' a,u
~ ,"i '.', "n ~, 49,, 1890. "T ',I'.
.laim 70 ,sti go, ".,.l.. 30. -, h'..i,d ASA
ui,n' ,",'n "' ~ y" ~ - ~ ansh"sh
','.'in, ~ :. ~, ,' ",'''
W., ',, ,'', m ,,,, Nv - l,,,'.' W.
,n'','"n,n,S a,"" H., F. ~" r''I,'I'n M,
49,, ~. 'u,s", ,I,h ~, ,,hm
W 'y'" ~" w, w, 49,, 49, ~ ~ 49,
~ 80, IL IT, 80 81 = =, b. - ,',.'
$3.50 w Wa'N - ~, II ~, "" ~,
',''' -, 80, ,I'''' -, d.. 10
,,i'',', III y, M, -. 800, - a. 49,,
=, n 49, ~ ~ v,.'',',., i'n :, W, ~,
" ,"'h, w. '",'" ~. ''',t ~" 80,
80 tiiIr H. said real '>il,ir that The ylslitn>
hAN, 49, ki",NlU ~ lufrrmais ~ To-
NhrIhrT ,tII ,au,ltu, ~ l'niu,,t j. ltSlug ~
,,id thai n Sln b.. d,n,I ,vr,hin AuLirtNH
I.T>uii>. ,i"rrndnuis ',rptb, d"TiyN1t rliHu
iu DERIVE u rlaim 80 tit, ~ ,ii r,tu ,~iai,.
ind nir nam,ai nnd u,.,,' dvt-udlul> h,rrtu.
a. III, ,s,nsui, hrir,, ,rNi>.,> iiu,r -. aIi,u.
- aud iinnn,iiui-, ur>u. ~ r'uA,tv, ,uuu
iATN - tuNoluniary lrHuis.>uf sid ,ar,iinr
" PalurT, ti,s',ts,'d that 80" pant"l iuhu
was vested NIih ~. ~ ~ >,lI TEAL ,~iai" 10y
s,rr,ut, d,r,i ~ r.rnrd Ia HAD 4" ~ Uns,,
~ ~ ~, f,gti estate rruIl> ~ ltnIl ,nuuiN
M,>>uufi that ~" >atd nuui"i Nshn l. nov
| ,l,c,a,rd and that '-iialu uuLnosu ,n.I>',n>,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Lost Os Strayed

\ rcd >uw, weight ,bog' .W gognsi>
I,ulu' Of Irit ear est oil Rev ard paid
for return NJ SOW, ~ informal Ion
l.sding Ia rr"uNrfy,
Eon.Isr &. baEg-ss,
Forrest CT? Mo, l;nU'r |, Martin
l'hun.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16

~INlE Ol Ni~sUt RI
iuuuiN ~ Hot
ln thee Ifrut t"utt. uGtuH,r 1.r. Thereof
Henry q NIh 20 p.tuffr
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-01-16
Osder OF Publication.

sp'!rE ~ Ni--Dt Hi
outduiN ~ Heat,
In M tir',n tuuft ,rt',i.r fern, fsr~Uf,
iis.a
.Isdiu u. IHa,I l'luiutIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
NEW TARIFF INCREASES IMPORTS
Exports In December Less Than In
Corresponding 1912 Month.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. 2S.-Some light Il
thrown on the operation of the new tar!ff
law In figures made public to-day by
the Department OF Commerce.
The imports into the United States in
December were s1s3.'S2,73s. against
$lj4,Osb,444 In December. 1912, and eX-
ports s233,+sS,5l2. against s25O.315,s07
in December, 1919. For the year ended
December the imports were sl,192lS3.
6i5, against $l,sls.073,0o5 In 1912; the
exports s2.4s43l1.l76. against s:,3Ss.
2l7,s93 in 1919.
The imports OF December We're larger
than those OF any earlier month in the
history OF the foreign trade the next
largest month having been October 49,?
N77,9S7,ssS.
The excess of exports over imports in
the calendar year 1918 was s6s2.l27.63I,
against $5S1.144.s3s in 1912. This eN-
cess of exports over imports was larger
than In any preceding calendar or fiscal
year of our foreign commerce, having t0rn
In the calendar year 1905, s636, 1860
and In the fiscal year 1908. s666,43l ,554
The share OF the imports entering free
of duty in December. 1913. was 63,S6 per
cent. against 5s.42 per cent, in Decem-
her. 1912. and In the full calendar year
1913. 55.33 per cent. against o4.bs pei
cent. In 1912
The imports OF gold in December. 1913
were $5.O75.357. against sli.397,007 IN
December OF the preceding year and for
the calendar year 1913. $50, 1O4,S32
against S66,54S,77a. In 1912 the exports
of gold In December. 1913. We're $iO.-
| 572,b93, against S656.7O& in December
1912. and for the fun year 1919. ssl.7ss..
610. against s47.42i.s42 in 1912.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29

verse. She In connected with the family
of John G. Calhoun. the great southern
statesman.
After spending some time at Yale. Mr..
1shanl made a trip around the world. visit
ing many uneXplored parts of the Orient
and hunting in the Malay States. lie WAS
for time .tsreporter on a New York
newspaper and has written FOR magazines.
The first of the late Mayors five daugh-
ters to marry was Edith Augusta Gaynor.
the wife of Harry Kermit Ningut of VIII
nington. to whom she was secretly welded
In that city on June 20. 1910.
On May 10. 1911. the oldest daughter.
Miss Gertrude Emily, was quietly mar
red at Wilmington to william Seward
Webb. Jr.. a grandson of William H. Van
derbllt. The pair We're accompanied TO
the ministers 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Vingut
1t was recently reported that the third
sister, Miss Helen Gaynor. was engaged to
T. T. Bedford. son of Frederick H. Bed
ford of 1873 Clinton avenue Brooklyn. Miss
Helen Is 10 years old. The Bedford fam
lily has long been identified with the
Standard on Company.
Rufus ". Gaynor eloped while stu
dent at Amherst, and his marriage was
subsequently annuled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
CAFE DE PARIS AGAIN
In RECEIVERS HANDS
Big Broadway Restaurant Fail1
Under Third Name and
Third Management.

The restaurant at Broadway ana
F0rty-second street. known rs the Cafe
de Paris. which has been under three
different arrangements and three names
in four years. failed yesterday for tbs
second time. The o'clock closing order
and the idea persisting from its f1rUt
opening that only those in evening
clothes were welcome are given as reas
sons for the failure.
The liabilities are said to be mor0
than S250.000 with assets. aa a running
concern. OF like amount. The petition
was fled by George S. Ludlow. attorney
for these creditors: The Henry Phippa
estate. rent. nominally given IS $500,
but said to be over s25.000: II. l.. Her
bert N Co.. s433. and tho Ward Baking
Company. SlS7. Judge MAYER ap-
pointed y. W. y. Brown and Walter 4.
lIiIsch receivers and ordered them 70
call a meeting of tho creditors on Sat,
urday.
The restaurant first opened as the
Cafe de- L'Opera and closed in the fall
OF 1910. after n brief period OF succesA
The failure was due. IL was said. TO the
request that guests wear evening clothes
and TO the poor service.
Louis Martin. who recently got intU
difficulties with his new restaurant.
took the place over then under the name
Louis Martins, but withdrew In Feb
ruary. 1913.
II was taken over then by the Times
Square Hotel Company and operated An
the Cafe dc Paris. with Samuel u.
Leidersdorf as president and j. Mervyn
Eriksen as vice-president and treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
TYSON & co. DENY DEBT TO BANK
Nice-Prestdent sullivan says $780,.
600 Notes We're Paid.

Vice President Sullivan of Tyson & Co.,
the theatre ticket concern. said yester-
day that stories printed on Wednesday Of
a suit for $4,000 brought against the
company by the First National Bank of
Lakewood. y. j., had surprised him
greatly because Tyson n Co didn't owe
the bank cent
Mr. sullivan said that when the notes
on which the suit Is based were brought
to the attention of Tyson & Co, the mat
ter was referred TO Robert Forsythe, for
merly general counsel for the company.
who produced receipts showing conclu-
sively that there was nothing due from
Tyson h Co. These receipts, Mr.. Sullivan
said, were shown to the banks attorneys.
After explaining in detail the note
transactions Mr.. Sullivan said
Naturally Tyson Il Co. have suffered
as a result Of this and all damages that
may result therefrom will be promptly de-
manded from the plaintiffs In this action
This Is only one OF the unfounded stories
that from time to time are being cir
culated from mysterious sources whose
motives can be easily imagined