davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Waiter fi,,msurlrc. u singh.
man, 10y hts Deed " Trust, dated the ,lh day
the Recorder ~ ircd> ~ Holt County, Mis-.
souri,. IN Hook ~ At page .aJ.robycyrd 10 III.
undersigned Trustee. "a secure the pay ment
~ the note In said deed Of Trust described.
aud ~ the Interest th-rron, the foIlowing
described real estate, situate In Holt County.
Missouri, To Wit
south aud u ruds feet west Of the NORTHEAST
cytpyt OF section Twcnt y.sryrn ga IN Town
ship sixty tao 81 Range Thirty-eisht 49, |,
hence North sevsn'y.n"c " as icc,i theme" ss.
Fast Two hundred ana One l.Oii feet u the
hedge fence, thrncc southw-stcrly along
sala hedge fence Ninety and ely Wp.i feet
u the commencing, excepting the roadway
sold IN u the Southwest corner ~ said tract,
Also commencing \. ro.is and " feet south
rornsr 81 said Scrtion Twenty SEVEN 81.
which point sthc southeast corner VI tho
iraci heretofore sold by said gr.ntor TO said
hs"ss Nor,S Sss %es, is w" fss, ,h ,s.
Fast to the beslnnlngj
Also bcsinnlns Sts West and one rod -
aud j. rods IVES, q he N"riisa,, sorn ,g' 81
section Twenty. seven C.sl Township sixty
90 Rang. Thir'y.cigh, 'as thence Sorih
.es West Irods ~ links thence North aSo
Nest rods ~, links thence North 6dH ;
West Ia the Northwest conner Of u tract
decided To- gtantors herein ~ shown by deed
south as West - feet tirnre IN . south
east direction ioH paint South pa West i05
feet from beginning thence North Ns East
lVi feet Ia irglnningi and
WHEREAS, imfaul, has been made In tho
payment ~ the Interest On said note, accord
Ing Ia he true tenor, dat" aud cnect there
81 aud
WHEREAS, II was provided IN and by the
terms ~ said Deed ~ Trust that should tho
iirst party fail or refuse % pay the said IN
tercst or any part thereof when the same az
any part thereof should become due aud
payable. according Ia the true tenor, date
ANA eject OF said note, then the whole Of
said note should be,ome due and payable, and
WHEREAS, The owner of said note hns
elected 10 declare the whole ~ said note due
and payable IN account ~ the default In the
payment ~ the interest thereon, and has re-
quested me ~ execute the power vested In
inc by said Deed OF Trust, 10 sell said real
estate ana out of the proceeds of said sale
my the lndebt cdncss secured thereby.
Now THEREFORE,. In UompliaHcs With
said request, and under the power vested In
me by said deed of Trust. VIII, on
Moadsy. che 2eth Day u Juos. 1915
~ the Court House door In the Oliy VI ore
son. Holt County. Missouri, sell said real
estate. at public vendue 70 ute highest BID
W. ' " ~ FRANK PEfRRE.
First publication. May y, isiss ''7''
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25

- WIN "'"' ~
a quarter apiece for each member of
the family. Hut while she was pre-.
pairing dinner her sister In law looked
into the kitchen aud announced that
two cousins had come over from Rush
vile to spend the day.
'Shucks" said Mrs. Mlnklrr Now
I'll have 10 cut the pie intn SIX picccs.
~ half hour later two nciglbors.
Judge aud Mrs. Peters. called aud Mr..
Minklcr asked them to stay for dinner.
10 which they agreed.
Mercy snkcs" grumhci Mrs Mink.
Ter. Now III have To cut the pie into
eight pieces
Just rs dinner was being dlShcd NJ
who should drop IN hut mn old bnchc
Tor friend OF the family from the other
side Of town. aud he also accepted Mr..
Minklcr's Invitation 10 take dinner
"'Amnn,la Jane declared tho cSns.
pcrated Mrs. Mlnklcr To- her sistcr.in.
law, IN make out to cut TINT pesky
pie into nine pieces. hut tell you now
Il won't stand any more cutting than
that. II n single other person comes
here 20 dinner to-day III squash the pie
M. dish Il round with sass on Il and
cnii II q pudding. - Youths Compnn
Ton.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Ne Aimsd Hiah

President I.ipcoln once had Q singu'
!er iqierview with pcrscvering strang'
yer. This was man who had been no.
ticcd hanging about tho White House
IN Washington. Asked his business. he
said he wanted to see Mr.. Lincoln and
vas not going away until he hnd seen
MIN. Ultimately the president granted
,he visitor an interview.
SAY. Mr., Lincoln" hs began. do you
want n secretary % wnrf For. II you
10. I'm your man"
The president Informed him that nj
hat moment he WINS not IN need Of
such M article.
With that tho stranger Withdrew. hut
~ he was leaving the room he turned
nnd said. SAY, Mr. Lincoln, have you
such thing M pair of "ld trousersf''
After a hearty laugh Lincoln told Ills
visitor he almost deserved the secrc-
taryshiI,, "because." he added. you
aim high"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
HOW TO USE SOME DELIGHT.
Full AND HeALTHFut
= BEAUTY RECIPES.

Here Is n mixture for bath bags
which Is truly dcaghtful: -Four
pounds Of fine oatmeal, two
quarts of clean bran. one and a
half pounds of powdered orris
. root. one and half pounds of
almond meal. one pound Of white
, CASTLE soap. powdered AMI dried.
aud three ounces Of primrose
} sachet.
, Instead Of placing IN cheese.
cloth bags, which Il a wastcful
way Of using the delightful meal.
sprinkle a little Of the mixture
on the moistcDed wash cloth.
Here IL q bath for the enact.
! ated which was u favorite With
; the ancients: Nt1 eRe tablespoon.
J full OF lavender water with sew.
eral times the amount Of pure
! olive oil. Apply o little at time
l and rub II well into the body
with the entire hand. using n ro-
! tary motion. Keep the body
warm while taking the treat.
! n,ent. g.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
How to Mako Attrassiys and Service.
sbis Bed Comforts.

How to Mako Attraetiys and Service.
able Bed cemferts.
Any OF tho new nowered silk or ailk.
aline goods make handsoms bed com,
forts with very little trouble and at
small cost They may DO filed with
cotton wadding. or old blankets may
be used for the 1lling In, place Of the
waddlng-i They should be shout two
yards sQusre. . .-.sk .tet.. .
A dainty pink and green flower spray
on SIhits grodsi u pretty. boudi
around llhe edge MjlhN plain siikaliae.
Pink ssphyr tuftihy hons TIE ma teriaf
together In ths, center. while the edges
are stitched by machine. - ~ 20 40
WheR comforts are made .ps'silf the
border should be placed at the extreme
edge of the comfort. because silk does
not come as wide as sllkalIna Japa-
nese silk IL especially attractive for
the purpose. SILK muslins. both plain
and fancy, are much used for bed CON-
FORTH
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
The dyine Flame.

In a certain Kentucky town Uncle
Ike. q local character Of color, was do
ing odd Jobs for gentleman when he
was seized with cole In lie most vio.
lent and painful form. Ills employer
went to his relief with the only aid In
liquid form he could Ind on the prem.
ises. the same being bottle Of tabasco
sauce. a.
Uncle Ike swallowed q large spoonful
Of the stun and returned TO work.
weeping copiously. - ga e" -
:. A few minutes later, the, gentleman
vent TO look for him and found him
doubled up In the hay loft. =,
"lke." he inquired. how do you feel
nowr ,". r'.
Mos daid. bossr' was the plaintive
answer. ....... .... .,......
Better let me give you another dose
Of that medicine. then"
II. Boss" said Uncle Ire. "Id hate 10
DIE on yoah hands, but doa'ti never
ag'in spect to- take nothin' 'whut water
won't squench." - Saturday Evening
POet. F' .'s -.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Order Of Publication and Notice
to Heirs. 90. -.

STATE rau 9r :, ;;i s..
In the Probate Court for the County Of T,ois.
June Adjourned session Of the MAJ Term.
June ~, 1915.
10 III. Matter OF the Estate
OF Robert G. BENTON. Dcceascd.
Earl BENTON, administrator Of Robert a.
iteutpn. deceascd, presents 10 tho Court his
petition, pray Ing for order TOR the sale 81 ~
much ~ the real estat. Of said deceased ns
will satisfy the rcmaining debts due by said
estate and yet unpaid fpr want ~ sufficient
ASSETS, accompanied by the accounts, list.
and Inventories rr,luir,si by Law In such case,
ON examination whereof. tits ordered that all
?crsons Interested IN the estate ~ said de-
ceased he notified that application as afore-
said has been made, aud that unless the COM
trury hc shown un ur before the Hrst day ~
the newt term ~ this Court, To h. held on the
Second Monday Of August Next,
an order will b- made TOR the salc " the
whole ut ~ mnrh ~ the real estate ~ said
derrAscd ~ will lic sufficient for the payment
~ said debts and u II further ordered that u
copy ~ this net irr he served uppn each and
ali ~ the heirs ~ said deceased wlp arr resi-
dents ~ Holt county. Missouri, and that this
notice hr published In THE Holt county sem
incl, newspaper published In Holt County,
Missouri, fnr four weeks before the ncNt term
~ this Court,
A true copy frum ~. record
Witness INV hand aud the seal Of the ptu.
, - hntc Court ~ liuli ,Dunty, MiSsnu-
seal. NJ, this .lst day ~ June. ipiS
~ HARRY " ~ NGNN,
Probate Judge.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
THE USEFUL PAINT BRUSH.
How sprinptins inspires Toward .
General Frsshsnins UP OF the Homo.

General Frsshsnine UP OF the Home.
Paint AMI paint brush should ie ~
close friends of the housewife as are
needle aud thread. There In the baby
buggy of wirken stained and dirty
from long Use. A small can Of staia
aud u couple II conis Of black on the
springs aud wheels will make Il with.
stand the s,ill harder test Of spring
showers The babys Iron crib looks a.
though II has n ease Of incipient mca.
, sles where baby has dentcd on the en-.
nmel with tho stock Of It's toy gun
Two coats. or. better. three. OF white
paint AMI enamel VIII cover the bills.
ter AMI make the crib NJ sanitary aud
pleasin. M when new.
On close inspection the gas stove and
Its pipes appear rustily dinsy and down
In the mouth, as Il Were. All, lust the
thing! A small can Of special stove
paint In black will make the stove
CLEAN happily again and remove its
nnkcmpt air. Perhaps. too. the rndin.
tors ARE spotted aud shinciess. II II
only the work ~ n half hour 90 paint
them with special silver or gold rndin.
tor pnint. No TINT they viii look well
even though out OF commission No soon,
The kitchen ~ IN important field for
the use Of paint brush and paint. Ere.
quently unsightly plumbing can, M
suggested, he made attractive by tho
various lacquer paints. The pantry
shelves need never DO hard to clean II
they are treated 20 one or two coats OF
white enamel. Table drawers also eau
be painted. which will prevent them
from absorbing greasc aud getting no
dirty. The legs and front Of the ortii.
nary kitchen table will look better sud
stay cleaner n given q coat OF paint
harmonixing with the other cOlors In
the room. Wooden salt boxes, strips
on which 10 hang utensils. the space
between shelves In many closets, can
oil be made brighter and more sanitary
by liberal use Of paint.
All woods with exposed !sores absorb
moisture and grease. Water enters
the pores, causes them 10 swell and
thus become disfigufed. The more i'm.
pervious the wood surface can he made
the easier It IL 10 keep II clean and the
longer the wood will last Paint, var.
nish and stain, whose base should al.
ways be the best linseed oil, Ill the
pores OF the wood. coating and render.
Ing It impervious. And paint Is not
hard to clean. IL IL the open, untreated
woodwork which looks dingy, absorbs
grease and Is hard TO care FOR. ! 90
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
How {. Bake Fish 90 II win .. D.

do not put water In the pan unless
you wish to steam the nah Instead OF
baking It. After the fish has been well
cleaned stun with the following dress,
Ing. which II sufficient for a fish
weighing from four to six pounds
Take one cupful Of crackers, one salt
spoonful Of salt. same amount of pep,
per. two tablespoonfuls Of chopped on.
ion. tablespoonful Of chopped celery.
teaspOonful Of capers and ono tea.
spoonful Of chopped pickles; also add
One-quarter cupful Of melted butter,
Mix well and stun into fish. This will
make dry dressing. II you prefer a
wet dressing. which many people do,
use stale bread crumbs and moisten
with one beaten egg and the butter or
molsten the cracker crumbs with warm
water place impair, put two or three
tablesDponfpls Of butter over and near
nsh and when the hour has Drowned
haste often with the melted butter.
Bake until brown and bs sure TO haste
often
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
ONE RESOURCE IN RESERVE.
Mrs. Minkler's Pie Was Big, bu, II
Had It's Limits.

That's the third time" observed Mrs.
MiliSap. who was visiting country rcla.
tiNcS, that I've heard reference made
To- Mrs. Minklcr's pic.pudding.' and It
usually brings cut n laugh II there's
amy Joke about Il Id like to hear H."
We'll. I'll tell you the story" said
one Of the cousins. Mrs. Minklcr does
the cooking for her family VI four. nnd
rs she isn't IN love with the science OF
cookery It's very little In the way Of
extras the family gets Mrs. Minklcr
says she considers apple SASS and mo.
lasscs good enough dessert FOR any
one.
We'll. one day for special treat she
baked a plum pie for dinner. allowing
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Lett Him In Q Dare.

Not that II has anything to do with
statecraft. but when George AIDE and
Ort Wells went around the world to-
gether q steamship agent at Rangoon
done 'em dirt" They had paid ezra
fare on . ststeroOm ~ hold Il all the
way from Calcutta TO Singapore. but
the British agent at Rsngoon crowded
another passenger into their eubby
hole. .. -...... =.
Clear up to the minute Of sailing
they fused with the agent. but BE-
was snsrling. saliowed wreck OF hu.
mankind. and they wefs In = strange
land. 'Twasn't sny use. '"
II was q desperately hot mernihu.
aud the agent was tho only white man
In sight. just before the gangpIapk
was pulled In Wells walked over 10
the agent and said:
lyon have played us q contemplate
trick. but We arc going to get even
with YOU" .." - $50 ~.
"Oh, you are. are Your says no. ~
should Jolly well like to know itowyQu
Intend to get even" ,. - ~ q.
WELL" replied Wells .solsmnly,; I'VE
are about to leave this place, and gov,
have to stay here" , IA.
All the way out OF the harbor they
could see him still standing there try:
ting to figure II out,--Detroit Free Press.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! HOW TO PROVIDE THE HOME
WITH SEVERAL USEFUL
!, ARTICLES.

A simple aud ingenious device
has been created To take care Of
the dolly. without requiring
much space and insuring free.
dom rsSn crcascs and dust. the
new crIonnc dolly rolls will bc
) found delightfully."- scrviccablc.
To n cretonne covered pole about
three inches In diameter aud a
foot or two In length Is attached
piece OF the material, which
winds about the dolly aud the
pole and ties in a small how.
Particularly servicca Bile Tor tea
under the trees Is the lace cake
cover. This. square or clliptlcal
In shape and In various sizes. will
keep insects and falling leaves
, from the dish. II Is made ON n
wire frame. simply covered with
lace In a fillet pattern.
Less expensive than the tele.
phone dolls AMI less suggestive
Of tictorianisni are the telephone
screens. which are very attmc.
tive aud easily made. A small
screen frame Of wire or wood In
covered with silk. Gold lace and
tiny rosebuds may bc used for
trimming. with q braiding or
cord about the edges.
The lamp and lamp shade ere
, undergoing nioe metafnorphoses
l than any other single article Of
furnishing. The newest form IL
that OF the shade charmin.iy
siencilcd In sIlhoucttcs. A wood.
en- stand for desk or table or even
tall enough for the floor. painted
In canary yellow and black or
ivory nnd black. Ia surnountci
10y a canary or ivory shade. On
the yellow or ivory ground are
sienciled the most delicate ~ sIl.
houettcs and copies " old aud
modern masterpieces. Exquisite
bits ~ spriie life disport them.
selves with NIL III. dainty vigor
Of which they are capable. While
the best effect Il obtained when
the lamp II illuminated the black
figures hold their own excellent.
~ Ia ~ outside light.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25

a. - =, "
ss" 'o' '"e .o""s ST. WV
= - follows IN a mouihed degree tne
fashions OF her elders. Inat
means for this year daring skirt, short
or round waise still some jumpers
ways n useful style for remode,ing old
sr,,ct.-sbort coats. u.ua,iv halted for
tbs Young sri. ,housh t.,on opd bolero
s.cket. are coruinv 10 M. for.
From three m xi,rcc and . half yar,,
round Il s,,.si width FOR the .kIr, Of
4 scboolsiri which sh,uld reach 10 ber
sboc ,ons TIL. .xcsssiv. dare os,eu
.even ana e,sht arS,. arounJ MOI onlv
aske- uSAssrs, 'maSsrt1i hut means much
mora .evina ~ IA for from sir,,sb
The sklrts Are. NOT espcc,nlly hnni 10
make. as tbet sre Rent rather close AZ.
ting around the bIps. and the nare /,
made BY tho cut, Often the skirt IA
ssthered 70 tn. waist band. .soms,imes
lnLi In p,ni,s. and somc prptty sir,isb
motlels show the fu,,ncss held in by
shirrinrs nj the hin
Tucks around the skirts are a favor.
ite trimming, A etrlisb trimming Ia n
vnTtt Inr0 mem Ut N00 OOtI0In OF IUe
skirt with two three Inch tucks six
inches apart.
For the separate waists three may bc
OF madras or lawn mnd. on tailored
lines. Often the youn, girl makes all
her sport blouscs over the mildly" mt.
tern. Both long nni three. quarter
sleeves nrr permissible. and the neck Is
slightly v. The collars may he ut.
tachrd or adjustable. ~ preferred.
Three blouscs may DO VI null. Ia.
tistc. dotted swiss or. far best OF nil,
over lace IN u rirlish design Of dot or
small flower OF point d',sprIt.
A fine serge IL the incest thing for
n MILDLY suit, One of III, cotton gown.
mny lc q MILDLY IA whit, kipdcrunr.
ten cloth, 10 which there may be s.y.
crai sets OF collars and cufrs-ouc dull
blue. another rose. N thir,i whit, with
rcd or Llu, landings or mcr,crized
braid. Another cotton gown may IA.
pink chnmbrny ma,lc without other
trimming thnn tucks. Thi, IA good
either on jumpcr lines 10 b. worn with
whit. quinn. or with n sInrl, breast.
eL blouse opening up the front. slight.
iy v neck and worn with whit. nil
oyct embroidery ,s- embrohS.rcd linen
cuffs and collars.
For the afternoon drrss... lawn. dim.
ity, dotted swiss, cotton wolfe. linen
though II wrinkles bndly-mull and LIN.
tiste are all good. For the silk foulnrd
or india silk give girllsh result. Nc
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
TABLE LINENS.
Row 70 Keep w Win the stylss IN
81. .a hsvsshsid Linens.


.. .a ksvsshsld Linens.
No matter how grcnt pride the
mntron takes IN her rugs and pictures.
her cggsheli china and cut glass or tllt
shimn,cring glory OF her silver. II she
II n renl housewife the co<ner Vt the
home thnt lies closest to her heart 10
her linen closet. Here. amid the faint
der. are stored the tinc iablccloths. the
napkins. the cStrn towels nnd hem.
stitched sheets and. In fact. NIL the lin.
ems which her fingers have worked
upon clean nnd fresh und fragrant. u
monument TO her good housekeeping.
u Is this pride 81 the home maker
that makes the question ~ linens No
important n Que. Fashions change IN
these ~ wei, ns IN gowns. hut 80 slight
~ that the linens ~ our grnn'lmothcrs
would bc equally useful AMI Ia style TO.
day. IN fact. IN many Instances the
fine heavy linens are kept from one gen.
Grafton 10 the next
The prevalence Of round tables now.
ndnys Is bringing 10 the fore some very
handsome tnblccloths with round lie.
siaa 10 the center anal n deep iprder.
and these c,,iirc tableciotlis nre fur
more In vogue than the kind that nre
bought by the ynr,, md not much more
expensive. Napkins mny he bought TO
match. the fine dinner ones being. n
possible. larger than ever. and the
housewife who takes pride In her linen
cannot do better than choose those
which are nearly q yard square. For
luncheon there cOmc. of course. smaller
nizes, and ail are marked IN one corner
with tho initial In white. since colorU
nre never used for markln. household
linens. nnd nowadays are seldom used
even for the hand embroidered center.
pieces.
The dnmask table linen In striped
design ar with flower wreath on II N
especially popular lust now. while
luncheon cloths nnd ,loillcs ~ dnmask
with n simple hrmstiIrl"I lopirr nre
nlcr for III. hoiI>rwifr who hrs u time
table nn'l ARE much smarter than using
u tnbic"lo'h for the u 1nliA Lirli
or course every luli>rwl.p knows
'''' ''''f 'l'l'N llNN " why's I've ItIU'
med by hrnI II Il l. not hemsiitrh
aud should hc irolcd While wet that Il
may have n smooth g'uss nnd yet 10
unsiar heel. for starcIiri table linen II
by no means IN good taste.
For the center of the table the round
dolly edge with deep linen lace or
cluny lace h much ~ vogue Just now.
having superseded both the cmbroid.
cred ccnterpieces and the drawnwork.
but such bits OF the household linen
are never regulated very much by
changing season. but represent simply
the taste OF the housewife.
The use Of cross stitch TO mark the
guest towels. which are 10 popular
now, continues IN favor and II also
seen on some Of the larger towels, but
q single letter heavily worked In white
n 70 be noted In the linens OF the fash.
iOnable brides Of the autuInn.
Single initials also mark much OF the
bel linen this year. hemstitched sheets
and pillow cases aud plain counter
panes with pillow shams to match be-.
Ing most In vogue, though elaborate
lowered sets are still seen In many OF
the shops that make a speciality Of this
sort Of linen. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Hope.

Hope throws generous contempt
upon III usnge md looks like n hand.
some defiance of n misfortune. NJ who
should say. you arc somewhat trou.
blcsomc now. but shall conquer you"
Jeremy Collier
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Administrator Notice.

Administration on the Estate OF Robert q,
RsntOn, decreased, were arnussd ~ the UNI
f sssSs eo on 'e 81 IL o r.. SSo # ~
persons having claims against said estate
Ase required 10 exhibit them fof allowance
sa As% ~ .ss I. vissn -: :sS 'ss
preclpded from any bcaest .af said Estatsf
atd " such claims be not .exhtbfted within
one yeAr from the date Of the, Tact insertion
,o n, he publication Of this notice, they shall
~ :. '.,. - BAka hhSTON. !
Yirst publication. June II. isi5.T '''' !;
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
How 10 Rsmox. Rust Stain.

Rust stains can be easily removed
by putting vinegar and salt on the
stain and placing It In the warm sun
shine. Repeat this until the stain 10
removed. The vinegar and salt toGeth-
er are very active and will remove the
tft1& more quickly than lemon and salt.
Us. s1;;s:, -- ---
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Lack OF Prscisien.'


Most important to Marshal Ganrob'
ert's mind was the wording Of an order
no that II could not be misinterpreted
and his savorite story was lie Bour'
geois de Falaise." In the town Of Fa'
laise an order was for some good rea'
son issued that no one should 60 out
at night without lantern. The hrst
night after the issue Of the order an
official ran up against a man In the
dark and took him before the authori'
ties. "Where Is your lantern? ut u
here" but there IL no candle In IT,"
"Y0ur order said nothing about can
de" On the next night the same
bourgeois was again run Into and
again brought up. "What have you "a
sayY' Here Is the lantern and the
candle in It." But the candle u not
lighted" "Your order said nothing
about it, beins lighted"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
lifa and Mari.

isn't " strange that princes and hinss
Aud clowns who raper In ea~dust rings
And common people. like you and me.
Ar. workers for eternity
Each In given q Tag OF tools.
A shapclcrs mass aud . book OF rules.
Mud each must max. ere life b. nown
a stumbling block or a stepping stone.
-Tamar Faed.