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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15
Vote Tor Prof. {. D. Hoqreie

'of Count! Superintendent; g, Setoo,.
lie IL = graduate q Tar.lo Hisi
>cho',i ard Ws'rensbB-g state Nof.
ma and u . s;gc.n; IN tie unis.r.i.
IS lie las LAD u years experience.
a. teacher. ~N superintendent fc;
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.: NAii.an3 II. ~euld have iollo.ed
Ess'!s a. Count! Superintendent; IN
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15
Presbytaian Church Notes.

Regular services a. usual next sun.
day. The attendance a. Sunday
school last Sunday Was larger than II
has been for ZONE time. Let every
scholar bring . new one next Sunday.
The choir resumed their meetings for
practice last Wednesday night and
had . very beautiful anthem last
Sunday morning. They met again
last night.
Tie Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Ian Martin, Tuesday afternoon,
and quilted.
Tie Christian Endeayor society
meets 1t $50. The new officers have
taken hold Of the work enthusiastic
csIiy and the committees are getting
TO work. We look for aggressi We
work BY the EDdssvorers this term.
> T. A. CLAsErr, Pastor.
A 70
H.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15

We have some fine single comb
Rhode Island Red Cockerels for ale.
NRs. Go. VANGUNDY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15
Real Estate .Mlmrograrh
sunL'sHGD WEEKLY ~ T. q. nicaA nps
OREGON, no.

OFFICE rpsrAIss IN raK nooss s,Dcx.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-15

Transfers for week ending January
0, 1914:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE
EXPECTED IN VIENNA

Paris, Dee. % (5s20 "a. ma )--Un-
confirmed adyicss from Vienna. as
published by the Petit Journal say
the impression prevails in Austro-
Hungarian governments circles that
she tortcoming reply 10 the second
American note regarding the Ancona
incident will bring about diplomatic
rupture between the two nations.
Tho Petit Journals dispatch, i0r-
warded from Geneva. says.
According to advices from Vienna
the Austro- Hungarian answer to tho
American note was the subject of a
long discussion Sunday night between
Premier Tiszaz Of Hungary and the
Anstro- Hungarian foreign minister
Baron yon Buriau. The foreign min
isteg also conferred with Dr.. G. r.
Dumha, former ambassador nt Wash
ingtun
Although no definite decision hus
yet been reached. the impression in
governmental circles rs that the gn-
swer Will bring about a diplomats
rupture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
WILL MODEL SCHOOLS ON
THOSE OF CALIlORNl

Douglas. Ariz.. Dee. es.-eieneral +.
Elias Gales, military governor Of
sonora, Is preparing to establish
school and sanitary systems through
out the state. modelled after those OF
California 9; .sas said here today by
persons Ia close touch win Mexican
affairs.
R. n. DeuesrL consul general Of
the de facto government "a San Fran
ciscr who recently conferred here
with Carranza lea ieis. has consulted
mcmters Of the fa,utS OF the Uni.
vcrsity OF CalifJ.ais. Il was said ana
instructors probably viii be de,ignai-
cd by the uuivc-aity within a short
time to visit sonora tu organize the
schools.
Preliminary plans for the school
system include the building of several
agricultural experimental stations Tor
the aid OF farmers and stockmen, as
well as vocational training schools IL
educate more than 500 boys orphaned
by the revolution il Sonora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
Representatives Of Various
Phases of. Movement for
Closer sympathy Between
Republics Form Sections.
MANY AFFILIATED
ORGANIZATIONS MEET
Joint Sessions Of One or More
Bodies to Be Held at Various
Times in Next Two Weeks
in Capital.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Eminent
scientists. eminent historians. econ
omlsts. statlsticians. arohaeoiogists.
goOgraphers and others discussed
problems of worldwide Interest at a
score OF conventions held here today
In connection with the second Pam
American Scientific congress.
Members of the congress. which
opened here Yesterday with a Joint
session. separated TO-DAY into nine
groups to carry ON the deliberations
Of the gathering
In addition the following otganl-
cations. affiliated directly or Indirect
~ with the congress. ALSO settled
down 20 work:
The American Historical associn- %
ton, International Congress uf Amer
icalists; American Economic associa-
ton Amerlcea Political Science asso-
ciation; American society OF Interim
tional Law; Naval History society.
American History society: American
Statistical association. American Soc
biological society; American Associa-
ton for Labor Legislation. American
Folklore society; American Anthru-
poiogical association; Archaeological
lnstitr;c Of America. American civic
association. the Association OF Amer.
lean Geographers
From time To time la the next two
weeks most of these organizations
Will meet Ia joint session with Ger
tain divisions OF the Scientific con.
grcss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
VILLA REPO RTED
A FUGITIVE AND
CLOSELYPURSUED
General Trevino Diverts His
Campaign NOrthward From
Chihuahua to West to Fol-
low Bandit Chief.

III Paso, Tex, Dec. 2S.-Gcnoral
Francisco VILLA is fugitive In the
Guerrero district Just north OF Ma
dora IN western Chihuahua, according
to the latest adyices received by Gen
eral Obregon today.
General Trevino. diverting his cam
paign aorthward from Chihuahua City
to pursue villa. has reached the Vi
cinity OF MADEIRA. according To dis
patches today from George Hoard.
senerll mauager lf the Madeira COM
pany. Ltd. who with twehiy-nine em-
ployes OF the company were taken
prisoner az MADEIRA and brought 10
Chihuahua CITY by Villa and thcr.
liberated on Villas departure. Hoard
was instructed TO come TO the border
with the employees OF The company.
The Guerrero district runs lorth
and south OF the MEXICO Northwest
crn railroad, close 20 the Sierra Madre
mountains. its southernmost is at
Minaca and its northern boundary
north Of MADEIRA Villa is bciieN ed TO
be In the northern end OF the district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
Diplomatic Rupture Between
Two Countries Foreseen in
Vienna, According to UnOf-
fioial Advices.
NO FORECAST GIVEN
BY PENFIELD AS YET
No Course Open but to Break
Of Relations Unless Some
Excellent Reason, Yet Un-
discovered, Is Presented.

Washington. Dec 2s.--Austria. ac-
cording TO unofnciai Information re-
ceived in authoritative quarters here
today win rot meet the dcmande OF
the United states In nor forthcoming
reply TO the Ancona note and Teu-
tonic circles are represented as being
prepared for q severance Of diplomat
81 relations.
Although the state department 20
far has received from Ambassador
'Penfieid at Vienna no forecas, OF the
reply. IL was understood thai unless
some excellent reason for continuing
diplomatic correspondence m the
subject Was presented no course seems
TO remain but 90 break Off relations.
state department officials are ex-
pecting Information about the reply
which might have been secured BY
Ambassador Pcnfieid during informal
conferences with Baron Won Burian.
Austro- Hungarian minister Of sorcixn
affairs AdVices received recently
through Baron Erich zwiedinek. the
Austrian charge here. we're 20 the ef-
feet that Austria would be guided
by concern" for the good relations cx-
istinE between the two countries
The position OF, the state depart
ment Ia that there can be no discuss
sion over the official admissions Of
the Austrian admiralty which formed
the basis OF the correspondence un-
iess Austria denies the accuracy OF
that statement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
CASES AGAINST
NEW HAVEN MEN
NOT DISMISSED
Judge Hunt Denies Motion of
Defendants Counsel to End
Action Directed ward
Rockefeller and Others.
IBy Evening usraId Ls.,sd witei

New York. Dec. 2s.--Judgc Hunt
denied today the motions Of the de-
fense 10 dismiss the case against Wa
liam Rockefeller aud ten other for
mer directors OF the New York. New
Haven a. Hartford railroad on trial
charged with conspiracy to monopo-
lie the transportation traffic OF New
England.
Judge Hunt also denied the motion
10 strike out the testimony relating 10
the Metropolitan steamship deals,
which involved Edward D. Robbins
Robbins was formerly general
counsel OF the New Haven In rem
dering his decision regarding the
Metropolitan testimony the court said
thas the motion was denied without
prejudice Go rs being submitted again
al a later stage Of the trial
Judge Hunt rendered his accession
al the resumption ct the trial today
after spending the holidays IN study
ng IN, arguments on the motions
made by both sides last week.
T.. Dana Malone. former attorney
genersl of Massachusetts. the iirst
called into consultation hy Governor
Draper of Massachusetts and drew up
the Boston railroad holding company
biu. which when enacted by the Mas
sac chusctts legislature Ia 1903. gave
legal sanction to the acquisition of the
Boston a Maine by the New Haven.
Malone said Timothy T. Byrnes. ut
that iime vice president and legisla-
i've agent uf tho New Haven, came Ia
his office on one occasion and made
some suggestions In writing on the
bin. Some of them. the witness said.
he adopted, uui these notifications
were sligh.
At fhe afternoon session the defense
called William 1ockefcllcr's physi'
clan. Dr Walter r. Chappclle, who
testified that IL would cndangcr the
aged milhouaire's health should hC
take the stand ds % witness.
Dr Ch8ppcllr said Mr. Rockefeller
was suffering from throat trouble, ac'
cumponiod 10y spasm of the eplglotiis
whenever he was subjected io strain
or excitement 1r had "a cold At the
present time. hc added. Mr., Rockctcl-
Ter wus suffering from cold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
More Than Thousand People
Attend Mass Gathering Di-
rected by Members of Dele
cation and Cheer for Peace.
TUMULT CAUSED BY
SECRET INFORMATION
Statement Made by Louis
LOchner, Secretary of Party,
That He Has Confidential
Data on Belligerents' Feeling

stockholm. Dec. 2s. tNla London,
$40 a. m.) r. The public meeting held
last nlght u1der tho auspices Of the
Ford peace expedition Is charactcriz-
cd here az the most enthusiastic dcm-
onntration for peace that Europe has
seen since the war began Nearly a
thousand citizens OF stockholm at
tended Every mention of an early
end 10 the war provoked prolonged
applause.
when Louis Lochner. secretary Of
the expedition. announced that the oN-
ecutive committee had secret informa-
tlon that certain ones OF the beiiig-
crent nations were willing to nego,i-
ate for peace. the meeting became tu-
multors. 1T would astonish the
world said Mr Loohncr. ~ we
made known as this time what infu-
enccs are al work for peace. This IN
formation has been In the possession
of the executives or the expedition
ever since We sailed from New York.
u was the real encoura cement behind
the expedition. We have every assur-
ance that our project viii meet with
favor. although az this time Il cannot
be said Just what Is behind the move
meat"
The Rev Charles +. Aked of san
francisco declared in his speech that
he regretted 10 sas that America was
not glying thr peace idea such sup
Port az night be desired He found
fault with Rresidcat Wilson for what
he characterized az the presidents
failure to take the initiative In lead
ing neutrals In peace movement.
The success OF the meeting which
was the first of public nature since
the arrival or the party In Sweden. Is
attributed 90 the fact th8t most
Swcdcs can understand English.
The committee announced that
Sweden and Norway had arranged "a
send unofficial DELEGATIONS and that
citizens from other neutral countries
will attend the anal peace conference
The expedition leaves "Wednesday
aight Tor Copenhagen. From tina,
point Il VIII proceed 30 The Hagu.
possibly by rail through Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
Congressman Buchanan, ex-
Member of Lower House,
Former Attorney General of
Ohio. and Others Accused.
DAVID LAMAR AGAIN
Is IN THE LIMELIGHT
Franz Won Rintelin, Alleged
German Agent, and Lobby
Scandal Witness, Among the
List of Defendants.

New luTk. Dec. % .---t JnGl ts!ill 4 n
Fruuk Buchanan uf illMuis, u. ltub-
crt Fowler. former congressman from
Illinois Frank :. MonAet former at
tOrn,y sen neral oi ohio. David Lamar:
Iaool G. Taylor president vi L8hor 4
National Peace Council Franz Won
Rintcltu. German agent u y. Mar
tan ard u rmaL >ohuitei' were u-
distcd b, "a federal gridd jutS toiay
for conspiring to fomcnt sirIkca ln
American munitiou iactcrics
Az uf the addicted meu. except la
mar aud Nol U.ntcieu. are officers ui
:ormcr oHicefs ~ the peace cnuuciL
an urganikHiou which thc goNrrn-
mcut charsts was formed aud nance
ed by RintclCn 10 brlbe labor leaders
tu call strikes la munitions plants IN
furtheranco ut Gcrmon propagonda
ia this couutr,.
Lamar. who has been called The
wolf of Wall street b. chHrged with
being Rintclru's packstor. % IS said
nun ircds of thonsanls of dollars
passed through his hands. aud ii is
alleged ne benefited personally Go the
eNtr1t ot tt0eOOo.
Rintclen IL az present prisoner la
England He was seized py tho urt-
fleeing from this country under q ial.a
passport ne iz under udiDtmen,
here CHARGED with cunspIiins tu pro-
cure "a bogus passport os au American
citizen.
80 effort rll hc made nuVr.cr tu
obtain his rcturh q" this country As
IA, oifpnscs with wh.cu Dee s charged
arr not cXtraditaOlc.
an oI TIC indictments were rclurn
ol under The sherman 1uN-tr1s. nN
ANA ,lar-" cuutpipc, m RESTRAINT 90.
furaish TRADE of Ga, UlIcd States
The maximum pedaii, i- uHo yclr d
imlri-uutHs at ald "a uuc 60. SlU.uuu.
As soon ap the grand jury ypuoed
its hudllus AGENTS .f lh, department
of justice. acting with United States
d'pvt Uaushuls. were Instructed O.
arrest the Indicted moa
IHhors Rational Peace Council Wn'
uruuizcd iu May uf this year alter
the arrival n this ouuntr, uu Aprl 4
of Franz Nun Rintoliu who be- rcputcd
tu bee hish IN The councils oi the Ger
man government lie apparently conn
mnldcd unlimited funds, having $500
Uuu tu his credit IN one NcW NoI
bans According to federal officials
his mission was not merely 10 star
broplEan la against the cNpurtdtuu
of munitions tu the allies. but also 2,
stir up trouble bCtweea this country
ana Mexico In the latter respect d
ls -aid. his a0orts were "a failure iruu
the start
The nrst important meeting uf th,
peace council which Nps ustc'sIbN
organize e. promote the cause OF in
tbn1tonal peace. was held u Wash
lus'uI "a JpnC. Congressman BuCh
ualu Was ctDcd president FuWic
counsel and MoEac't wac. named
member a. the committee ou rssoIu.
Continued on Page Two)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
Mail Seizures
By British Are
ReportedAgain
England Takes Possession of
Correspondence on Two
Steamers Bound From This
Country 10 Holland.
iRy Eyenlnr heralt Lea.ed Wifel

Berlin, Dec. 2H. tVia wireless to
sayyille) .- Seizure by the British gov
crnmcnt OF American mali from two
steamships ON their way 10 Holland
is reported In Rotterdam dispatch
given out by the overseas News
Agency
According to the dispatch the ves-
sells from which mail was taken are
the Dutch steamship Nieuw Amster-
dam from New york December "a
tor Rotterdam, and the Norwegian
steamship Christian Nicholson. from
Sew York December . for Rotter-
dam.
Whether the mail seized included
any first class matter or as ia more
probable. consisted o. parcel post
shipments, Is not made clear The
British government has taken the
stand that parcel post matter must be
regarded as freight. exempt from the
protection given first class matter
under the international postal conven-
tion. Washington 10 understood 10
have concurred la thia view
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
Says Standards
Of Mentality in
U.S.Are Faulty
Binst-Simon Schedule Of CON-
potency Not Tenable, De-
clares Psychological Expert
in Chicago.

chicago. bec rs Innumerable
Americans. youthful aud adult, are
now being diagnosed as fecble-nlind-
ed on the basis of arbitrary standards
which do not proye tcnahle, Dr. ). r..
waln. 81 Loeis psychological
expert told the American Psycho-
logical association. Tie said that
when tenable standards are adopted
,he huge pcrcentase OF feebleminded-
ness found bs Binet-simop surveys in
the last fow years viii collapSe.
"Meusuicd by the hinet-simon
tests declared Dr Wallin, ~ found
every one iu q group of poorly sch"ol-
ed adults consisting of four farmers.
one business man and one housewife.
cmlnently successfol In their several
Callugs
"All were Twins moral responsiele
lives. and we've the parents OF mcn-
tally normal and healthy children.
bat they would grade 0s feehle-
minded whether rated by the tsos
or 1871 scale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
BARNES-Ro0SEvELT
SUIT IS CLOSED AND
CANNOT BE RE0PENED

syracuse. y. Y, Dec. ~. Former
president TheoUore Roosevelt todny
was allowed Sl.4fs.52 against WiiliHm
Barnes. Republican leader a. costs
and disbursements 100 the $50. GOO libel
suit unsuccessfulls brought by Barnes.
u was agreed los attorneys that
RooseN olt could have cNacted 5000
more because ot the extraordinary
leneth of the trial but he asked only
the actual court costs incurred.
Justice Andrews '.ho tried the case.
Also signed 81 new order refusing 60
set aside the jury verdict and den o.
ing new Trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
C. F&I. OFFICERS AND
MEN MEET IN PUEBLO

Pueblo, Colo Dec. aN.--Hgh uIi-
cials OF the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
cumpaut together with more than a
score ut employees cprescntatives,
met here today len the hrst get -to-
gothcr' session as provided for under
the new Rockefeller plan Informal
discussion of iaans for such meetings
we're held this morning and n lunch
con followed ut noon at the Minnie
qua cluO. a trip of inspection
through the Minnequa steel plant was
on the program f0r this Afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
FRENCH OFFENSIVE IL
REPORTED FROM BERLIN

Berlin, Dec Is. tNia wireless Go
sayyilleJ An offensive movement
ny the French vino have attacked the
German lines at Hirzstelny, Is am
uouncod by German army hcadquar-
tets IN today's Official statement De
tails regarding the outcome Of the
attack are lacking the statement
adds
AlFgd monitors have shellod West
cndo ON the Belgian coast three re'-
idcuts being Killed. two of whom were
Wumcn. 10 is declared
Train movements 40 the scissors
station were stopped by German ar
tillery hrr the report states
un the eastern front the rcpulse ~
Russian recOnnoitering detachments
on the Boresina. northwest of Czar-
tort sk and near Bcrsiiany is reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
HUGE CASH PAYMENT
MADE ON GERMAN LOAN

Berlin Dec. 20 lby wireless to say
villcl. -Cash payments on the third
German war loan reached it.ttl,soU.-
n00 marks ON December eg this being
gi.i per cent of the total suhscrip-
ton the Overseas News Agency ap-
nounced todas this dcspH' tho fact
that only 75 per cent OF the total is
30 Tar due
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
FROM STATE TOTAL
OVER 100000 HEAD

Santa Fe, \. NJ. Dec. 2S--ln the
past fiscal year 3Go,325 cattle, 10000
OF which originated In Mexico, We're
inspected for shipment in this state
the annual report OF the cattle sani-
tary board states The total actually
shipped out of the state was between
25O.00O ana 100000. lt is estimated
New Mexico cattlemen received nearly
SlD.O0O.O0O during the year Cattle
remaining on the ranges amounted 20
nearly million head.
The total number OF horses shipped
In the year was l.941.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
SANTA FE TREATED
TO BIT OF WEATHER
.By Evening Horaid ileased wlrsl

1anIn 20, \ NJ, Dec y F0IIUN-
ing the frst general slowsturm nf the
season the mercury here last night
dropped tu two desrees above zero
ana stood at tbroe above at a. va.
This was tie culdest ui the winter the
lowest previous mark being twelve
u boNc zero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
YOUNG HUNGARIAN is
SENTENCED BECAUSE
HE KEPT EXPLOSIVES

NcW Aork, Zee. -N Anton r.
Neute young Hungarian iu whose
room police Tecoullg souud large
quantity Of acids and chemicals used
in the manufacture of high cxpius-
ives. rnuay pleaded guilty To- ,ioiaiug
the tenement house act in having ex-
plosite materials ln his honc and
Was s,ntenred g., one ycHr in prison
Mcutc n 'utN teu',d tnnt be- had
intended 90 make uumbs to nc used n
DESTROYING nunItion vessels or netor-
ics. contcndiag he was olls study lnz
chemistry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
M'D0NALD ENDORSES
PLAN OF RED CROSS
TO RAISE MORE CASH

slnia 20, y, NJ Doc tN---In n
statement to-day Governor W. C. Me-
Donald annnounccd that he heartily
indurscd the plan of seuing aside
New Years day az day tor the
American Red Cross 10 collect funds
in the United States Tor the RELIEF OF
war sufferers n Poland. tie urged
ali who can In this state 10 aid the
movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
TEMPERATURE DROPS
SHARPLY THROUGHOUT
MIDDLE WEST STATES

Kausns CitN Mo. bee. 2N-A fall
in temperature OF 20 degrees during
tho last thlrty-siN hours wac felt all
over Missouri Kansas. oklahoma,
Nebraska, Iowa and northern Texas,
according To- reports 60 the local
weather bureau today.
In tue Texas Panhandle country
the mercury dropped to within few
degrees ot zero. Amarillo reporting Il
temperature of eight above.
Junction City ana ottawa, Kan
and Beatrice, Nch, reported the mcr-
curry 40 zero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28
LAREDO GIFTS FIRST
SNOM N 90 YEARS

Laredo. Tex. De-. gN.--Snow fell
Tor an hour to-day at Dolores. Tex. %
miles northwest of here. A few flakes
fell here for the first time ln more
than twenty years.
The temperature was 80 above zero.