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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24

Walk ma Baikanie.
SerbOwie Walcza do
UpadEegO.
LONDYN. "a listopada,

LONDYN, "a listopada. -
Donosza il wczoraj dzisiaj flo
ia wioska ponownie bombarduje
port buigarski Dedegacz ma Mo-
rzu Egejskiem. Jednoczesnie sill
ma expedycya wojsk wioskich po-
daza ku Serbii cd Avlona w AL
banii, zajetego dawniej przez
Wiochy. Obecnie kolumna ia
blisko juz jest granic albahsko :
serbskich i po4aczy sic niediugo
z Serbami, kt6rych nalezycie we
sprze przeciw Niemcom. Jed
noczesnie coraz nowe wojska
w}oskie laduja W Albanii. z po-
moca Serbii ruszy sic j Rosya, bo
oto 2 Bukaresztu donosza, il W
REM car Miko4aj dokonai pre-
gladu wojsk, ekwipowanych do
expedycyi ma Buigarye; wojsk
tych jest w Reni, ISmail Odes-
sic $4,000 = Car bawi w tych
stronach zatrzyma sic dni pare
by obecnoscia swa zagrzae du--
cha zofnierzy. Jak wojska te prze
prawione beda ma BaIkany, ME
wiadomo, ale w Rumunii waz--
nych spodziewaja sic zajsc W
dniach najblizszych. .... Jak via
domo, RoSya zada Cd Rumunii
pozwolenia ma przejScie wojsk
przez jej ziemie; Rumunia gdyby
pozwolila ma to, stanelaby wobec
konsekwencyi wojny natychmia-
stowej Austrya Niemcami.
Paryz, "a listopada. - Tym-
czasem Serbowie walcza do upa-
diego, a W dniach ostatnich ma
wet znaczne odnieeSli sukcesy,
bijac kilkakrotnie ma glove Bu3-
gar6w: pod Monastyrem 10000
BuBgarow polegfo, lub rannych
zostaIo, a GAIA armia zostafa od-
rzucona wstecz; Cd soboty ostat-
niej trwaly walki i zrazu donie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
,,Niemcy musza bye
ziamane".
Kitchener o Sytuacyi

PARYz, "a LISToPADA- -
Pisma francuskie podaja nieco
szczeg68ow z wizyty generalissi-
musa angielskiego, lorda Kitche-
nera W Grecyi. w czasie swej ho
tkiej i mocno formalnej audyen-
cyl u k6la grecAiego Konstan-
tyna Kitchener, oSwiadczy{, IL
w marcu Anglia mice bedzie ma
teatrze wojny 100000 zoanie--
rza, a Rosya wystawi ponad szeSG
milion6w, dla ktorych Anglia do
starczy wyekwipowania. Wojna
trwac bedzie, konca jej ME MONA
spodzewae sic teraz, - m6wh
Kitchener; niemieckie sukcesy So
fazami chwilowemi, ktore ucho--
dza tax dIugo, jak dfugo Niemcy
maja jeszcze jake takie zapaSy j
moga jeszcze skad coskolwiek do
stae; lecz wszystko to jest ma
schyfku, co jest przecie rzecza O.
g6lnie wiadoma: wobec tego wy
obrazae sobie, re Niemcy IVY
cieza W tel wojnie - jest CO mai
mniej niekonsekwencya - po--
wiedziaI Kitchener kr6lowi; ,,woj
na ME moze. sic skonczye j ME
skohczy sic inaczej - jak ziama-
MEM Niemiec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
Ma WIoskim Teatrze
Wojny.
Bitwa o GOrycye.

Rzym, "a listopada. = Pier
scien wfoski dokofa Gorycyi "a
ciska sic coraz ciasnieji silniej,
a wysifek wziecia twierdzy tel 20
staf wzmozony do najwyzszego
stopnia. 1 Austryacy wzmocnili
swe szeregi, lecz Wiosi biora po-
zycye ich "a pozycya i,wala z
dziaf do linii okopow austrya-
ckich do miasta, kt6re przedsta !.
wa juz jedno rumowisko. Place
stare wrecz zawalone So dosio--
wnie trupami ludzkirni - tax
wielkie So liczby poleg}ych W ME
ustannych szturmach. Bitwa tam
faktycznie ME ustaje. Raporty
donosza, IL mad Gala LIMA Isonzo
walki w dniach ostatnich wzma-
gaia sic straszliwie, ogniska ich
to Oslavia, Podgora, Sabotino.
Austryacy urzadzili silna kontr-
ofensywe, celem odbicia pozycyi
straconych, iecz ami jeden ,ich
kontratak ME powiodl sic; maj
straszniejszy boj wrzai pod o.
slavia, gdzie nieprzyjaciel zfa--
mai kilkakrotnie linie wloskie,
lecz "a kazdym razem udaio sic
zreorganizowac linie i W rezulta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
Grecya ustapia Sprzy'
mierzOnym.

Paryz, "a liStopada. - Ma kon
ferencyi Kitchenerem kr6l gre
cki Konstantyn usilnie zapewnil
wodza angielskiego o serdecznej
sympathy Grecyi dla Sprzymie--
rzonych; obecnie dodaja, IL kr6l
miai take zgodzit sic ma demo-
bilizacye armii swej, jezeH tylko
Sprzymierzeni skoncentruja ma
BaIkanie dostatecznie wielkie ST.
BY dla zagwarantowania bez--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
WALK MA zACHODzIE EUROPY
ze WSChOdniegO Terenu WOjny,
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Walk no Koloniach. ... ..
Walk po Koloniach.

pieczenstwa granic greckich ze
wzgledu ma pobliskoSe wojsk bui-
garskich: Grecya nigdy ME my
sla{a internowac wojsk serbshch
nj sprzymierzonych i wogole po-
nawia najusilniej zapewnienia zy
czlwoSci. JednoczeSnie donosza
ze srony wiadz angielskich, Il
blokady Grecyi wcale ME zaza-
dzono, ze porty jej otwarte o.
krety wolne, a tylko pewne przy-
wileje, jakich okrety greckie "a
zywaiy, zawieszono - ze wzgle-
dow wojennych. (Charakterysty-
cznem jest Il dis So powyzsze do
niesienia tax wybitnie sprzeczne
z poprzednierni, ktore donosi4y,
IL hol Konstantyn ME ustapi
wobec nacisku Sprzymierzonych,
kt6rzy juz zazadzili wobec tego
blockade Grecy: zdaje sic, ze
diva dni tel blokady wystarczyiy,
by zmienic zdanie kr6la i wywo-
lac oswiadczenie sprzymierzo-
nych, ze blokady bynajmniej ME
by3o. -. Przyp. Red. D. c..
- Dalsze So doniesienia, IL
h6l Konstantyn Creek "a
prosii wczoraj do siebie ma
obiad przedstawiciela dyplomaty-
cznego Sprzymierzonych p. Co
china, re odbyi MIN nastepnie
dfuga konferencye, po ktorej do
szio do pomyslnego porozumie--
MIA. Uzupe3nieniem tel wiadomo.
Sci, IL lada momentu ma ustapic
premier obecny Skouloudis; kto
jego nastepca bedzie ME wiado-.
mo - moze znowu Venizelos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
Grecya Ustepqjje j
SprzynlierzonYn(
ROsyai Wfochy ma Balkan.
SERBOWIE WALCzA Do UPADkEGO.
BITWA @ GORYCYE1.
dotra do Konstantyno-.

A1I4CSc4C NSIA9 w 4ASAA0hoAASJAAS
polu.
- Pisma niemieckie otwarcie
omawiaja sprawe pokoju i po--
glosek MIA zlaczonych; zwiasz-
GA okazyi zblizajacej sic sesyi
parlamentu wiele sic o tenn pi-
sze, oSwiadczajac wyraznie, IL
dyskusya pokojowa jest ma CA
sic powinna bye podtrzymy-
wana. Jest to juz samo wysoce
znamienne, gdyz do niedawra
wszelkie gadania pokojowe kajo-
wa{a cenzura rzadowa, widocz-
ME Rad zmienil zdanie i zcicha
pragnie pokoju, skoro opinie W
tym kierunku wyrabia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
PROCES BUENZA.

1NS"J A,
Po skompletowaniu lawy przy--
sieglych przystapiono wczoraj dc
przesiuchow Swiadkow W proce'
sic ORA. Karola Buenza, Adolfa
Hachmeistra, Geo. Kottera i Jo'
zefa Poppinghausa, urzedniko"
linii Hamburg Ameryka, oskar-
zonych o gwaicenie neutralnoSci
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Najwaz,
niejszym re stwierdzonych "
tych zeznaniach faktow byi ten
ze W machinacye spiskowe jest
wplatany kapitan Boy Ed, woj,
skowy attache przy niemiecklel
ambasadzie, ktory rozporzadzi5
funduszem $150,000 ma zaopa-
trzenie krazownikow niemieckich
W wegiel i inne zapasy.
Akt oskarzenia wniosl Roger
B. Wood, asystent dystryktowe-
go prokuratora federalnego, "a
rzucajac procesowanym, re ia
kiem lekcewazeniem deptali- pc
prawach traktatach Stanow lie
dnoczonych, jakby to byiy tylkC
szmaty papierowe."
William Rand, adwokat oskar,
zonych przyznai, re rzeczywiscie
wysylali oni okrety, ktore mialy
polecone zaopatrywac niemiecki>
krazowniki W potrzebne zapasy
lecz zdaniern jego dzialalnosc ia
ME sprzeciwia sic prawom obo'
wiazujacym. Zaznaczyi nawet
wyraznie, ze ME $75O,OO0, a ST.
100000 wydano ma cele powyz-'
sze.
Najbardziej zajmujace byly
zeznania Gustawa Kulenkampfa
niemieckiego importera ekspor'
terra W Nowym Yorku, ktory {
powiadai, re dnia 5 sierpnia, 1914
wezwano go telefonem de
blur linii Hamburg Ameryka
gdzie Buenz, Kotter, Hachmei
ster i zmarly W miedzyczasie J.
H. Cans prosili go, by postara;
sic o papiery uwierzytelniajao'
dla parowcow Lorenzo" i ,,Ber'
wid", gdyz ,,nie zycza sobie, aby
LIMA Hamburg Ameryka figu'
rowaia W tel transakcyi." Dowie,
dziawszy sic nastepnie, re swia'
dek ma brata w Buenos Aires
poradzili mu, by zaprzysiagi ze-
znania celem uzyskania papierow
uwierzytelniajacych, W ktorycf
on figurowai jake wysylajacy,
brat jego jSko odbiorca.
w miesiac potem otrzymal K,1
1enkampf z banku zawiadomienie
ze ma jego konto ziozono w fir
mie ,,Speyer and Co." $75O,0OO
ktorato suma ME moze jednak
rozporzadzac. Wkrotce potem
ktos zawolal go do telefonu. Na
zapytanie uslyszai odpowiedz, ze
mowi kapitan Boy Ed, ktory po.
lecil mu uzyc wzmiankowanycil
wyzej pieniedzy wedle wskazo-,
week, jake mu udzieli. Swiadek
zastosowa} sic do. tego polecenia
i przypomina sobie, ze najpierw
wysialz tego funduszu TELEGRAPH,
cznie $350,OO0 do Nevada Ma
tional Bank" W San Francisco.
Washington, "a listopada. -
w koiach polityk6w tutejszych
giosno opowiadaja, re jesli pro-
ces urzednikow linii Hamburg
Ameryka wykaze, il kapitan Boy
Ed Nbyi kierownikiem akcyi, kt6-
ra zmierzaia do zaopatrywania
niemieckich krazownikow W we
giel j i'inne zapasy, Stany Zje--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
Reprezentanci rzeza|i urguja 0 protest.
,Nocni" jezdzcy napadaja.
Ford konferuje W sprawie pokoju.
RzadnWa daki nrzYStania do hudQXY d[aadnaughtdW.
Wyrok smierci ma Schmidta zatwierdzony.

z zajmowanego stanowiska.
BANDYCI MEXYKANSCY
ZNOW CZYNNI.
Nogales, Ariz. "a listopada. -
Dwudziestu pieciu bandytow me-
xykanskich przekroczylo granice
w poblizu Nogales i napotkaw-
sly ma patrol, zlozony szeSciu
zoinierzy amerykahskich, daio
don ognia, raniac W noge jedne-
90 zoinierza. Patrol odpowiedziai
strzaiami. Jeden bandyta poleg},
drugiego, ciezko rannego, upro-
wadzi1i towarzysze "a linie gra- ,
niczna.
Gubernator texaski Ferguson
odbyf W Neuvo Laredo, Mexyk,
konferencye Carranza, ma kto-
! rel dosz}o do zupeinego porozu-
mienia w sprawie atakow ban
dyckich ma pograniczu. Przyrze-
czono sobie wzajemne wspoldzia-
lanie, celem poiozenia raz koh-
ca tym napadom Carranza wy
dal polecenie, ably bandyt6w,
ktorzy chronia sic ma terytoryum
mexykahskie, scigac i wymierzac
i'm kare, ma jaka zasluguja.
SPECYALNA SESYA
LEGISLATURY.
Springfield, Ill. "a listopada. -
Ma wczorajszem popoiudniowem
posiedzeniu senatu omawiano
sprawe rewizyi poprawki usta-
wy o prawyborach, ME osiagnie-
to .jednak zadnego rezultatu i
sprawa ia przyjdzie dis znow
pod obrady.
Odnosny projekt prawny pred
stawiony zostai legislature przez
Ettelsona, doradce korporacyj-
nego W Chicago, proponuje on,
ably szesciu sedziow sadu wyz-
szego, ktorzy maja bye obrani
W powiecie Cook W czerw-
Gu roku przysziego, byio
nominowanych przez bezpoSred-
ME wybory a ME przez Wydzia-
iy powiatowe, Szanse przyjecia
tego projektu zdaja sic bye ME
zbyt wielkie.
REPREZENTANCI RE
ZALN zADAJA PRoTESTU.
Washington, "a listopada. -
| J. Ogden Armour j Chandler P.
Anderson, reprezentanci rzezaln
chicagoskich, odbyli konferencye
z F. L. Polkiem, radca departa-
mentu stanu, W czasie ktorej do
magali sic, ably Rad energicznie
zaprotestowai przeciw zatrzymy-
waniu transportow miesa, wysy-
lanych z Ameryki do KRAKOW ne
utralnych. Podobne zadania
przedstawi} panu Polkowi, ma O.
sobnej konferencyi Henry Wee
der, reprezentant firmy ,,Swift
and Co."
Polk przyrzekl, re department
stanu poczyni W tel sprawie od-
powiednie przedstawienia Ii rza-
du brytyjskiego, ME m6gi jednak
oznaczyc czasu, kiedy to sic sta
ME. ..
.NocNI JEzDzcY" GRAsU-
ia 2 MISSOURI.
New Madrid, Mo. "a listopada.
= Pieciu .nocnych jezdzcow"
dwu prywatnych detektywow 70
staio ranionych w walce, jaka
wczorajszej nocy stoczono w po-
blizu Clarkton, Mo-, dziewieciu
,,nocnych jezdzcow" schwytano
pozniej W dzieh. Obecnie kazdy
farmer W powiecie New Madrid,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
Niemcy a Pokoi.

Londyn, "a istopada. - 2
Berna donosza pisma, IL posia-
daia najdoksadniejsze dowody ma
stwierdzenie doniesienia, il ce--
sarz Wilhelm "a posrednictwem
prezydenta WiIsona zrobi Sprzy
rnierzonyrn otwarta propozycye
pokoju, skoro tylko wojska nie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24

J. B. PaIlasch wypozycza p1enladzs
ma realnos6, sprzedaje karty okrsto-
we reaInoSci ll46 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-24
JEzDzcY" GRASU-
IA q MISSOURI.

(Dokoiczenie ma str. 5-ei).
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Notice to Contractor
ONCE If the Board Of Education o

ONCE ri the Board Of Education OF
the Oregon Town School District,
Holt County, Missouri.
Sealed proposals will be received by
Or. j. r. Thatcher, clerk Of the
school board. on or before 700 p. m,
Thursday, June 3rd, 1915, for tie
following purposes, to.wit:
LIST. The furnishing Of all labor
and materials for the erection and
completion OF new High school
building, according to the plans and
specifications which are now on Tile
with the clerk Of said school board,
and at the Office OF VIM. +. Schrage,
architect and superintendent, ~ East
Thirty.second Street, He'll phone
South i727, Kansas City, Missouri
End. Also separate bids on heat.
Ing, ventilating and sanitation.
Each bid must be accomp panied by a
deposit, either In cash. or certified
check payable to L. !. Moore, treas.
urer OF said board. to the amoant OF
100000 for the building, 800 90 for
the heating, ventilation and santa
tion, which shall be forfeited II bid.
der fails to respond to the award OF
contract and give . good and suite.
lent bond required by the school
board.
All bids shall be sealed and en-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Romeo
No. 84973.

Foaled April ~, 1910. Is . dark
gray, stands III hands high, weighs
about ld00 pounds, line style and
action.
TERMS AND COSDiTioNs: The above
horses will make the season Of 1915,
on my farm, 81 miles east OF Oregon,
on the State Road. and - miles west
Of the Iron Bridge, and close TO the
Mayilower school house. AZ ~ will
he charged to insure living colt.
When mare II parted with or removed
from original locality, money for ser.
vice becomes due at once A lien on
mare and foal will he held for insur.
ance money. Care taken to prevent
accidents, but will not he responsible
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

WHEREAS, David u, Kelley aud lnrl A..
Kelley his wife, by their - fthln Deed 81
trust dated March VII, lpl., recorded Ia The
Recorders office ~ Holt County, Missouri In
hook "a NJ page i3G on the llth day 81 March,
ipi.. conveyed Ia the undersigned TRUSTEE,
the following drSrr'hrd real estate MI uat" In
unli County, Missouri, iu'wiii
section Eleven ~ In Township flf'y' min"
49, ~ Range Thirty seven 81 In Trust 10
secure the debt ~ rwrniy'two Hundred
js..,Dl Dollars, ~ cNi drnrrd 10y tn" one prom
i>sury note therein described, du" i've years
AMI WHEREAS II il provided In said
Deed ~ Trust hat II q he first parties shuud
fail or refns. Ia pay the said not. or the IN
icrcst thereon On any day when the same
should become due aud payable according Ia
the tenor date aud effect ~ said note then
the whole sum should become due and pny.
able aud the said trustee NJ the Request ~
the legal holder 81 said note should prnrecd
10 sell the property abovo described or any
part thereof Tor cash, tirst ltving thirty day,
public notice ~ the time, terms ana place ~
sale aud the property Ia IT. sold, 10y nc Ntf-
tisrmrnt In somc newspaper printed and
published In said county Of Holt and execute
u deed In Zee ,impl" ~ the property sold 90
AND WHEREAS default has been made In
the my nrni of the Interest dn" IN said not"
and the holder hns declared the whole sum
due hnd payable under the provisions ~ The
sad trust deed aud has requested me- I"
NOW THEREFORE, notice IL hereby given
that l, the undersigned Trustee, will, on
Monday, June 7th, 1915,
between the hours uf Q \, NJ. aud 4, ". of
that day sell the said property NJ this North
Court House door IN the city NJ oregon. Holt
County, Missouri, for cash Tor the purpose OF
paying said debt and interest aud the cost of
RAYMOND II. CALklNs,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
A MODELS SORROW.
Il Would obtruds itsslf In Spite Of Al
Precautions.

A magazine Illustrator possessed the
Services Of n model which were highly
valued on account Of the mans ability
o. wear evening clothes like a society
man." u feat which many professional
models cannot achieve.
This model had seen better days."
but the Only remaining relic Of them
WIS his dress suit and his ability to
wear 1t properly. Sometimes he would
turn up half an hour before the time
appointed for his sitting. wearing a
shabby business suit. sAfter some min.
htrs' conversation on any topic that
Popped into his head he would finally
approach the matter that distressed
him something like this:
you will pardon me, sir-I regret 10
say nm overwhelmed with confu.
sion. but-.but. sir. u you viii excuse
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Piekira Him Out.

1.-The poet Tcnnys"n," said mn Eng
fish writer "was often rude Irnny'
ron was NJ widely loved II turned his
head n little. AZ my rate. he was
often guilty of rudcncSs. once he
more than met his match. lie made u
rude ani srorurul remark about the
dress ~ u certain dandy, Now, dan
dies can generally take cure nf them
selves, AMI this IN" was ~" exception
e. tho rule. The dandy happening tn
hc IN the presence "r n crowd IT people
when the rmnrk was repeated I" him
10y mutual friend, screwed Ills glass
lntu his eye and drawlrl calmly: oh,
really. Which Tcnny>nn was 1.-THE
dirty oncT Everybody smiled, for NJ
tho Tcnnyson brothers Alfred was un.
douhirlly the more careless"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
News from Craig.
Gcmimny. ain'tit coldr

-, ,, .,,, -
"v' "u"''' '"o "cors' "''''''e'e' "eu
a. 80" W 'a'' WIN wv '"''' ''Sp'''''' ""'he'
:" W" "'s""'
Aipcr' Asehdorf returned to his home, In
Oklahoma near Patterson, last Thursday,
~ ''"' "''As ''s' WIZ" "'S S'''' """'p"'
"iIliam shatpwaS appointed administrator
w ,h' estate "f MIS- Delia Hunter aud 'has
Mroand'ish" aud Il L. Tcarc mad" an inventory
"'hc property On Tuesday ~ this week.
:. II. stokes, Of ~. Joseph. came HON. We'd
ncsdsy Of last week to- rest up aud visit home
| folks Tor "a few days. lie vii enter tie en-.
p'oy ~ the Jones Hat Company. the nrs' o'
'""e' a> sa'esnan'
Mr.. aud Mrs. FoN, ~ Rurlington Junction.
drove to craig. by auto, sunday. to interview
their new niece, the little Miss Kellogg, WIN
lately arrived at the home Of Edgar Kellogg
| and wife. They made q hurried trip, return
Ing the same evening.
Tn, b,ard Of education r,mpl,,.d the ~.
lection Of TEACHER. las, rbur,dayuivb,, when
/ they employed Prof ". l.. Butts u graduate
NJ Central College, To the SUPPLEMENTARY
and Miss Iiortensc Van >andt to the primary,
Now all together Tor . guoj school next winter.
CLAW Iiopli,s a, I,,,rb,,x,, k,p.,s Gam,
ia an m, tb,,, ,,l,.,l train N,,d.v ,f,,r.
no,p, ,o see friends and transact sam, bus,.
ness, ,iay s,,ms 4, IA, Twin, no we'll I'm tba,
Kansas elm, as n, eve, iiy,d IN N,s,ou,t. NJ
anything. "A, ia N few ,,upds heavier and d,
num,, of smiles handsome,
1919 ''"s l''''.' WV, :" w, wv 800, 800 ''su""
last SUNDAY morning, ana W" iun'rhl ccrc'
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Forbes.

James Cordrey shipped car Of
hogs, Tuesday
w $. IIodsin shipped q car Of
hogs, Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Milne Was visiting In
st Joseph. Few days, last week.
-Sahlin Brothers and Andrew YIN.
quist delivered hogs al Oregon, last
Monday
Quite a number from here we're
In attendance at circuit court on
Monday
Harry Milne marketed q car Of
hogs on the ST, Joseph market last
SATURDAY
Corn planting Is about all done
and many farmers we're eating alial'
IA, Monday,
II A Milne and s a Meyers
families have Just gotten over an at
tack OF the measles
George Cotton and son, Arthur,
are building large hay barn on their
IA M, northeast Of town
"A movemen, Is started 10 organ.
he a band Ia town No reason Why
We could not have a good band
Some complaint Is being made OF
he llossian ny working on lie wheat
In the bottoms and the chinch bug On
the upland
Ernie Sipes, son Of Wan, Sipes,
while learning to run his fathers car,
last Saturday evening, met with what
might have been serious accidene
In making the turn out to the stock.
yards bridge one wheel missed the
plank and only the iron banister saved
the car from going into the ditch be-
low, q distance OF fifteen or twenty
feet.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21

The commencement, exercises Of
our school have been on during the
week, and not closing until after our
issue OF this week Is out rather than
give a report by "piec ,meal," We Will
defer our report until next week.
John l.. Slater was In the city,
Monday, looking after some business
matters. lie tells MS that the chinch
bug Is In the wheat to an alarming
extent In that section Of Bigelow
township, and unless good rains come
soon, It. Is feared they may do much
damage.
Mrs. Henry Veits, OF the North
Center district, died at her home,
Saturday last, May 10, at the aye Of
80 years. Tie funeral was held Mon
day, May II, and the burial was at
Mt. Hope, near Corning. She leaves
q husband and four daughters, and a
brother residing In Kansas.
James Embree. OF the Mayllower
school district, has what he thinks
one OF the smallest calves ever born,
The calf was born last Friday, May
II. II was only q inches In height,
and weighed 81 pounds when born.
1t Is well and hearty and bids fair to
develop into large animal.
The Misses Averil and Sybil, the
interesting twin daughters Of Prosecu'
ting Attorney AM. Tibbels,wer the
guests OF County Superintendent of
Schools, Mrs, Murphy, Monday. The
former will be a member Of the Forest
City school corps the coming year, and
the latter will be member OF the
Bigelow consolidated school corps
when the new school year begins.
We were greatly pleased by a call
Monday, from John Peters, constable
of Benton township, who was here on
business with the circuit court. He
has been a resident of our county fol
nearly 80 years, coming here in the
fall OF 1865, and went TO the ole
school over on the hill, and played
"hookey" about as many times al
Henry Cook, Tom Curry, and llarr!
Kreek did. John came In the fall
and THE SENTINEL came into exist
ence the summer of the same year
He was greatly grieved to hear of tn
death of his old friend "Bont" Van
Deveer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
Monarch.
Mr.. Josh Chilcoat WAS In Nod.
away, one day, last week.

Mr.. Josh Chilcoat WAS In Nod.
away, one day, last week.
Mrs. Maggie Chilcoat visited with
Mrs. Lee Hughes, Sunday.
Mr.. Clifton Cbilcoat had business
at David Aliens, Monday morning.
MIR. David Allen was doing some
work at Gottlieb OTIS, Monday
morning.
Miss Dora Hughes attended
church Sunday at Noda~ay and en-.
joyed her visit.
Mr.. Archie Macarthur and Miss
Edna Garner visited with MIR. and
and Mrs. CURLY. ne.
Mr.. Arthur Hughes and his sister,
Miss Dora, visited In Andrew County,
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Emerson Hughes visited his
cousin. near Fillmore, Saturday
night and Sunday.
MIR. Lee Hughes and son Emerson
went to Mr.. Joseph Hsckman's, TO
make posts, Monday. ...
MIR. Emerson Hughes and Miss
Violet Chilcoat attended church at
Nodaway, Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Graham, Sunday evening.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-21
NICK

George Digs, aged about 20, living
on the J. W. Patterson farm In the
Triumph district, was found dead In
his bed, Saturday morning last, May
18th, lie Is survived by three sons
and two daughters. Funeral was held
Sunday, and the burial was had at the
Mt. Hope cemetery OF Mound City.
Ed. Doebbling, Of the North Cen.
ter district, and Andy Haer, OF the
Hogrefe district, who are serving as
jurors this week, gave us a pleasant
call while here, and they are dee
lighted with the coming Of the rain,
as they believe II will do much TO-
ward exterminating the wheat pests
About noon, Wednesday OF this
week, May 10, 1913, Mrs. Henry
Hershner, while pursuing her house
hold duties at her home, In this city
had the misfortune TO fall, sustain
Ing fracture Of the left elbow. Dr
J. l. Hogan was called, who reduced
the fracture and she Is now getting
along all right.
Word was received from Georg,
Link, last Monday, telling that he Il
getting along fine since an operation
which was performed last Friday aft
ernoon at the Mayo hospital II
Rochester, Minnesota. The operation
was performed upon a diseased hiI
bone which had troubled him at time
since he was fifteen years old
possibly caused by a blow from
shiny club. Mr.. Link went to tn,
hospital Q week ago and returned thil
morning, being able to walk with q
cane. Mr.. Link feels confident thai
the operation was . success. Malt
land Herald, May 18th.