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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GrSelen5 Snn Bill itattet Den &c.
bern i'll 5Wei 6anoidDreiben
iuarmiten Sanf ab.

Or. =. ). Seramer bat crit fitr5.
lid rpleoer IN cine,1 autrrle on ollie
2euti6 Amerifaner gu meite-
rer Sommeltbotieteit fir Die ariegs.
EothleioenOen in Der olten &cimatb
on ,geforoert. Die gaben Oes gentio-
~nolhunoes, neIde fid 6isber ouf
100000 Iummirten, BON oene,t
1922, 900 Dem oeutid)en uno SIPS
goo Dem oiterreidiid -ungoriiden no.
tGenareu5 iibermittelt ml,roen, Eoben.
lUie ans Oontesidreiben, ole hem
Soriisenoen oes SiIfs . Counties
ocs 9tationaIbunoes, Serrn SSobn
<iorfs in Baltimore, 3ugcganacn
lino, on 5uitanoiger SteIle in3eutih.
lam Die m1rmIte Ancrfenmung &c.
funocn.
80 ihrieb lntcr Dem t6. SUM, oils
cr mieocr OGn @mpfang elmer Notio-
noIbuno Spenoe beit1tiete, ser Dor
iibenbe 6es Central = Gomites Der
heutihcnGereine pom &otbcnareu5",
in Berlin, Gr5cuen5 bon Efiil, .pie
folgt:
s@ir iiro iiber sen oubcroroentli.
den GrfoIg oerS ommeltbGtbiefeit res
@eutidlamerifoniihen Nationalhun.
oes boderfreut uno b~itteLlpcnn ntog.
lid. alien oenienieen. ipelhe SIT ben
rciflen Spenben b%eiqetrogen boben.
unicren pormitcn 0onf iibernitteln
5t moaen."
Sn eincm tpeiteren Sdreiben an
&errn Slorfs. ootirt bonn IS. IuguIt,
Id)reiht Gr5ellen5 bon @fil:
n@ir bitten Sic micoerboIt. alien
ecnen. meldle ourh sic iiberors rel.
d'cnS penoen oo5u beioetroqei babcn.
bic gtoh nnierer permun0eter mo
fronfen arie9cr linoern SIT belfen,
nniercn nGrrniten uno oufridltigitcn
Can't itbermitteIn 5ii moIlcn."
Sic S%amnlung oeS geutihon1cri
fonilhen 9totionoIbunoes 5rldltnitcn
Der hcutifen ltno Differentiated m
ooriid1eu ariegslotbleioen0en bot
mnn1ebr Die @obe BON elmer halbcn
Wtiilion Collars erreidt, inncm Nr.
Siorfs oieie @odlc einen G6cf in
@6hc BON 100000 OIL Sen ocltti6cn
&otifoiter in @albinqton. C~5rafcn
bon 9ernItorff, fhifte, Medic Cunt
me nod Dem @ruldc Der 8ebcr iuie
fo!Qt 5t oertheilen iino:
$4,000 Der b%elltiden &ermunoc-
tenfaiie.
$4,000 Ser bcittlhen Mittmc1.
lulb WoiIcnfoilc.
$4,000 ser 0iterreidiid rngari-
ldcu &crlnunoctcufuiie.
$500 ser olterrcidiif=unddri-
idcn @ittnctl- ullb @aiienfaiie.
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6odSeitsgloden.

@ctrmtt murocn @lecn 3. Sdro,
Der BON Hofeiter, Winn., uno sri.
Sarriet &, Morqltarot, 17tO 9oo.
pcritraBcn.
Goitor @omm trallte lebte ISOLDE
i'll ieincr Nmtspobnun9 elmer 81.
S&orninger, 1898 6crrpitroBc, uuo
1rl. @iuifreo SO. Nnocrion bon Wtor-
riion, Sn.
Ginen @oh5citserImtbniBidein cr-
bieltcn Die folgelr0cn NppIitnnteu:
@n. 9tortb unb Marp Soaer, bel
Sc BON Conn Sbclbp.
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SSm. @abin on Anor. 2orion, fTarm
III Sonn t5ornington. iur $4,000
Grben BON Is. NJ. Mnnomoro an =.
:. 9iron. 2ouo an @ine StroBe,
5mildlen II. mo Il. Str, $2507
Minnie 3an9ten on S{oiepb 9olSer &c.
littbum nobc 10. uno 0enton
StroBe. tltr $4,000
:. .. 2omreucc an .Scrruom aohG.
meier, @otlpIas IN Spier's Wool,
tion fir 1915
emma 8. NmbroiiuS an NmoIia
Wcner, 6ormIono in Shel6en
Conn fir St40O
Ncurn clno an Nctcr Nelion. @oll.
pGob nobe II. un6 State Strobe
mir $3.50
Nbrohom 9omion an g. g. 1So6nm.
eigentblim in @eit Salem $1,000
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Gin
.g1trrlibrr


@enu Sic o0er irqeno cin ga.
million NiitQlieo an elmer Grt6l-
tlina ooer &uiten Iciocn. 10 bos
len Sic fid cine iSIdid,c Mron'S
9Crbo Snntd. uebmelt rs oenolt
nod Enrid,riit lno sic GrfGl
trlna ooer @uitcn miro bolhjait
Elm 9iuQ Scr %croanQcHhcit
iciu. ltrh mas oaS Sd'0ne nod
lit. ooS M'ittcI enthGlt feline
Harcotien o0er icnit id,06lihe
Mebicin2li. ms nimmt iifl ichr
onqcuchm SIC f6unen cine 500
ober ST 90 NIaidlc. reIdlc undc
f0hr hrci 50 Center enth6It, bel
mir bcfonmnclt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

Aberto Ill nere9 uaren". Die
Grping 8loce Sbeoter : 8eieaidlaft
melhe oiele Stilde ouffilbreu miro.
lit als cine Der beiten III Der Staot
9telp g)orf befannt. uno fcin 2ie6ba-
Der zines oeutiden Bankruptcies ipn-
tc Den 9eiu6 oicier @oritelungelt
ocri1umen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

Ga 6rONe seiuiant aipiel.
Gas on Gdntiagtngstoge 5ptldel
Den @o6idiilern BON ga Groiie unO
4iooIlon geboItene 6|sBblIipiel ell
0ete NIT eincm gldn5en0er Sieg ser
Griteren. Sic Score" mar 81 6u 0.
Geioer nnIijten elnige SpIeler perleet
pom Ylate getrngen %lUeroe1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

onI5ufoufen. DDS erfpies lid ols I'M.
moglih, uno 0esbalb crtbeilte Die
hcutid)e Regierung elmer ncll acbiIoe-
ten @eiellihoit, Der Bridgeport Gro.
icctile Somponp in 8riogeport,
Conn. eincn groBcn 4uftraa ouf Ar.
tiIlcricgcldoile. Die Sirnla boute
cine aoll5 nenc 6abrif uno ridtete Iidl
r%ellIt0nOia rad 0cutidcm Dt1litcr mo
Spitem Gin. Snocm lie ouc erreid)-
baren Noid)inen sur Seritcqung BON
@ronoten mo Sd,rapnen ouffonfte,
ccid)mertc tic mocrcn fSabrifmtten
Die 6abrifotion BON @cif)olien urlo
ner5ogerte ocrcu 2ieferunaen. 9ic
TClgen oieier Snnolun0smeiie baben
lid ouf Sen SdIoftfeloern in euro.
"a, namentlidl in &uBlono. in ocl1t.
Iiflter @eiie acsciat.
Die 6obrif lit Die mooeruite urt6
an better nlisgerilitete in Mmcrifo
%qeporoen. Sic mad)t lest 4rt!nerie
0eIdoiie fiir oie omerifnniihc &egie
ritna, ionobI oils fir Sponien rno
Gelitidlmn0. Sn fur5er Belt miro
lie NIT Der Sobrifntion bon Gonoiicll
beginner. Gen bcIten gelneis fiir
hen hoDen @crtb, Den tic fir oic 50
DIE 9eutiflon0s bot. ~Iiefert Sic
ShatIafe. hoB amlcriiotiife Tinons
leute. Die fir Die Naiirtcn liefern,
a'es Moplid,e pet)nn mo Hieienium-
man Qebotcu hobcn INN sic Gontroac
ujer Die Sobrif 8u erlonaeu. 9oS
II neraebIid aemeien. betu es iiln
s'nrfehrrunoen qetroffcn norbcu. So
nit Die @nutrnne ooucrno in Sen
Monbcn hlciht. benPn SIC @cieQid)of
lire GntItchntd pcrool1ft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

rlT7a @er 8elner az mdSi0en 2inIen
leihen modlte. etlen pcrId6Iidlcn 9fatb
qeher fin 9eebs uno Rprtgoges braudlt,
pSer @elo auf quite Sid)erheit oltsfeihen
tpia, penOe iid an ~. :. Stdiih.
203 G. 4. Giraffe.
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9fnti9es Sbeater.

NJ fonllnenoenS cnit-
tag Tnl0en i'm "a
oroi1e 2Deuter 5luel
oeutihe %oriteuuii
gen lIott. %5n Der
Matinee fonrmt
.4ole's Yoter". eiil
2uitipiel CUR &uf-
filbrllftq uno ulrl
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SersnnsInss=Nesweiier

"a Grohe Sbcater. - Seoen 0aAmi1tag
un0 AbeHo 8auOeoile : Yorltelungen.
9iaieitic. - Sonnfag JahmIttags mn
&benOs @auoeDlle : Soriieiungen; an
ben Wodentaaen &anoelbilrer
BijOm. - Seoen Hadmittag uno Nbenf
MaHoelbiloer.
6afinO. = Sebeu giadmittag uno Gbenr
&anoel6iloer.
ar. - Seben Hadmittng uno Gbenf
Grandchildren.
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50 K s.

Gr.Rrafoent Salt fummt! aui
cinenL 8autett oes Manufactures
on0 Soldiers Club an Montag
Abeno, ben 20. 3e5ember, im 9otel
Sto00ar0 miro etpralioent Gait Der
9auptreoner lein. 3ie 3abl Der
SbeiInebnler an ganfett lit aif 200
beihranti.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
8eidGfts Totisen.

rsT7 6. g. GAN Mufen, Geriide
rinn5s Iqent; 8iiraIfnftsz oner Cider.
belts Gonos. 22S Eenrl StrnBc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Saao- nmo SiidlereipcrbanS. gr

Saab. nnS TiidlereipcrbanS. @m
Nontoq Abeno belt oieier @crein
'circ 0rltte Sobresberiommlunq i'm
eeuhtsnebGr6c oh. IS pur0cn sic
o,ten helpohrten Rconrtcn nicocrQe.
n6hit uno fir Sen Abctlo 6cs "A.
Hcrer71er Gin %Nirihbroten @anfett
%orr,mo;rt. Rot Is e. 2cod1. gu,
prrinterocnt ser IiIdbrrtonitoH in
Wnnd,eitcr, Soma. nno g. &. Born.
itein nor Moihin1ton. 2. 6. oft
sic1cr N~hotooronh oor @~un0csreuie-
rfro 'tnh ser bier Nufnohmcn RON
ser EiifbrrtorItolt in GohGon6 rarf
modte, muroen ~iutcreiionte &ortrGge
qebalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Die arebsframfbeit breitct iid ans.

9tad Den Ietten Angoben ner
itantlihen @eiuuobeitsbeboroe in
Maoiion iino Die @rtranfungen
on arebS micoerum in ole &obe &c,
aalgen uto betrug bie 3obl Der on
oicler &rantIeit i'm Sabre 1914 Sc.
ltorbenel 1761 gegeu 1913 I'M Sabre
1908. Scit bieiem Sabre lit Ole -.
o%cSrote lollgiom aber ltetig geitieQen,
Son alien Gerionerl iiber 40 Subrea,
Die Iterben, itirbt cine Yerion pom If
om Greb8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Sin uemes Sbeater er6ifnet.

Sin uenes Sbeater croifnet. @e.
tern tpuroe oos nelc tttto oitf oas
9S0oernite eingeridtcte@ortoelbiloe
Gbeoter an ser Sadion Strobe nit
roQem @ouie eroffnet. 9aS 1e6Gu.
Dc, mcld)es nit clnem 3oTtenmtfpono
ron ca. $4,000 errihtct muroe, iii
III ieOer @e5iebung feuerItder qcboltt,
hat Die beitcn Notwithstanding
uno Slbpl1te ilir etno 400 Ner.
ionen. @eldoit5filbrcr bieIes nellcr
Gboatcrs lit i. 5. NtcgSiIiouts, scr
Gigentbilmcr 0cS Gaiino d. Gbcoter5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
BrnnOtiaenthmms= Mnrft.

6oIgenbe @runoei9entbums lteber
troqltngen mur0en III 0en leetcn Ia.
gen borgerommen:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Nm Grdmicn ami miloe mno Ihab.

WI %fWHtttH HHF UtIUt HHU TUIHU7
lidlc Shiere mur6cn i'm bcrfIoIIencl
6isfoIiobre in Ga Groiie Gouttu
$l376.40 ousbe3ohlt. meIte Sllm.
ME it'd otf Die pcrihieocnen Ortldlai.
ten ME folQt nertheilt: Goroor
.$75.35; Bangor, GiGoQe. 1920;
Barre, $3.50: Nurns. $tl6.t0;
Gnrnpbea, $3.50: Sarminoton.
.ft2.55; Greenfield 1850; @omilton
$t55.55: @oIlano. 1925. Cnolns.
ia, 160.55; SbeIbp, 1920; @aib.
ington, 1861 Is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

9cutidic berous! Seht Gud) oieies
Stilf ont, oos SIT Den heiten 2elItungert
Carl gtorini ; qcrehnet meroen m1b
uno meldles uniercScIooten in6reuo
mo 2eto our 9ugen fiibrt. 0icie
aom0oie miro oieIen oie Auqen of,
uef;. b%cionoerS Sen Mmerifonern, Die
0trh cine 2iiaenpreiie binter Dos
@idlt 9efithrt meroen. 2noet lie Gin.
lid Die ~8orbdret" on5uieben uno
SIR hobt 81 QIeidler Belt niht MIR
hcutiher aunIt ut1o Sbradle. lonbcrn
ouh oent Ocutihthum4meritos cinen
droBen 3ictit qeIciitet. ltuo nehmct
ole @eritdlerlnq entgegcn, eS miro
Guh nidt ecreuenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

Die MollcnpertbeiIutq III ullnierc
@ltloren", lit mie folgt:
2ampe. elm 9ientier. 8ietor Miler. Jntricua
Manu,l, beiien Spbn...... SeiRr. 6erbert
HauIu, befien Sdnpefter... @milie Shmiot
3berefe, 2ampes Sbmeiter .....
........9 Gina gSeingdrtner
@enoelin. 2nmpes Buhhalter
...... .@uitap Slntar
BaroneB bon WaihGapsfI. =. 9tni SomIn
sui, &Dhin bel 9ampe...... Marle Glms
Sltpau. elm ungnrii der 5uiaren 8att.
meifter. .............. 9ans 9anien
Better, Elm oeutIder SuiarensN aht.
meiiter. 5Seltr WarI
RarI GoIer. 6reipluiser elmer 6tieser.
abthe.iung ......,... 9arrp 3ooer
MoIes, Elm after Sube........ antpn Gtt
6ran5 Sausfneht ...........R arl Seiler
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@emn Sic leben iuulen

hchgraolge Vtiiblen Sol5nrbeiten
uno SartboI3- 6ubboocn ,fiinitlerii6e
Grtmilrfe III ornamental GunItelos
umo 5mor aIeS unier cigeneg
Tabrifut Donn beinfen Sic I'm.
iere @elid)tignltgs &1iime. &reiie
%garantirt nte0rig, Die Sualit6t in 8e.
tradt 9e5ogen.
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Die 8rioseport YrOjettile
Company.

Is es Dor eiilenl
Sabre notbluen
Dig eridien, Die
2ieferultgen bon
ariegsnlaterial
OIL Die AGlIrtlu
gu perlangianlen
ipuroe oaran &C.
oad)t, Sabriten
uno Weoteriol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

8inoer TIeeceS Cotton WeftS
uno Seinfleioer -Ale @r6Btn
Dor Is bis "a. ransirsno in
Hreiisn gu 15c. 19c uno 25c.
ie nod Der @r66e.
Ghtfarbise idIiuarse. fanm'
lofe, %bnnmtuple D,anucrsZ Cos
den-sL:e 10r Wsrtbe, 7lr
oas Taar ju ...........l2 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16
# KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take a glass of Salts to flush out your
Kidneys and neutralize irri-
tating acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid says noted authority
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it ON to the bladder, where
it. often remains TO irritate and inhame,
causing burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at the neck Of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with scaldug
sensation and is very profuse again
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call Il
because they can't control urinatio,
While il is extremely annoying and some
times very painful this Is really one o.,
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jal Salts
from your pharmacist and take a table
spoonful in glass OF water before
breakfast, continue tis for two or three
days This will noutraize the acids ia
the urine 50 i no longer is a source of
irritation to the bladder and Urinary or
eans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, hNrlyss.
and is made from the acid OF e,ap.s ul
lemon juice, combined with NtIa. 3nl
is used by thousands of folks who are
subject 70 urinary disorders caused hv
uric acid irritation Jad salts llou.
did Tor kidneys and causes ms 1.l
effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant elTtrvesccut
drink which quickly relieves
bladder trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16
The plan now'is for the meeting 10
close with this Nasell
A WONDERFUL ANrlsEPrIc

Germs and infection aggrayate all.
ments and rotard healing stop the
infection at once. Kill the germs
and get rid of the polsons For this
purpose a single application OF
Sloan liniment not only kills the
pain but destroys the germs. This
neutralizas infection and givcs nature
assistance by Overcoming congestion
and gives a chance for the free and
normal flow Of the blood Sloan S
Liniment is an emergency doctor and
should be kent constantly on hand
25c. 50c The $1.00 size contains
six times as much as the 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16
DUN DUN BALLS
SHIPPED FROM j.
s. To ENGLAND?
DIR. KIENZLE CHARGES CON
TRACT MADE WITH \
BRIDGEPORT FIRM

New York Pee lG Charges that q
Bridgeport conn, factory accepted
contract with the British government
20 supply the English army with dunn
dunn bullets We're made today H. am
affidavit filed with Assistant United
States Attorney KnoN, by pr Herbert
KienHe.
Dr. Kienzle is one of the six men
indicted With Robert Fay ON the
charge of conspiriug to blow up ships
carrying munitions TO the allies Ills
affidavit is in support of a motion for
a separate trial and the appointment
OF commission TO take evidence in
his bchalI in Germany A similar mo-
tion VAS made for Eugelbert Bronx
horst another Of the indicted men
Both Dr K,enzle and Bronkhorst
deny in their affidayits ever having
had any dealings with Fay. The latter,
who claims to be a lieutenant in the
German army implicated both men in
confession made by him after mis- ar.
rest Bronkhorst says that although
he is a Hanoyeran by birth, he lost
his German citizenship through being |
absent from Germany for % years. He
states that he is interested in a Lon
don mining syndicate and that it would
have been agains this interests to in
tertere with British trade or shipping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

Officials OF Che NIid-Contincn. CIT
company returning to Sl-upa fron
their wella were held up twice a ie".
evenings ago on the main Travelled
y "a They offered their yaluables 10
the robbers but they were scorned
They wanted booze
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

'TO BE CURED OF rheumatism
3 with all lis lamencss, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. You
musS be- sure to GET HOODS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

Bilious F..l heavy after Ginner'
Bitter ta~te Complexion salow?
liver uera needs waking ul
N0srs Re-.s for bilious attacks.
&c at all stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

The past two morning services have
been the best and most helpful since
the revival began
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

duyI are refusing to open up their
hearts and lives 10 larger blessings"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

fasting and PRAYER, began at $3.50 and
win continue necessarily until 4 this
afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves rasto.
less chill Tonic Is equally valuable as
a General Tonic because IL contains
the well known tonic properties Of
QUINLNE and IRON. soc.
DO il now Use want
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16

"chrisdons by refusing to do their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-16
The ouinIne That Does Not Affect

Head
because Of its tonic and laxative Ell
feet Laxative Bromo QuDine can be
taken by anyone without causing
nervousness nor ringing in the head,
There is only one "Bromo Quinine
r. w. GROVES Signature is on box.
95c
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15

Hazard Thomas had the mlsfor.
tune to have the second finger on his
right hand cut OIL Just below the first
Joint. II was a misunderstanding
with he and his son In signals Haz-
ard was running the separator and his
son the engine. Hazard gave signal
for the engine TO stop, and the son
reversed the engine. catching IIalard's
finger In the cylinder Mound City
journal, October !.
The Big Tarkio supervisors have
let the contract for the building OF
the new levee and the mending Of the
old one TO VIM. Cobb, OF Craig, who
gets II cents per yard. The new
stretch OF levee Ii about . quarter OF
. mile long, eight feet high and " feet
atthe base. II will pass through II. A,
bankers 40 acre tract. The contract.
or will also III up all holes and re-
inforce the weak spots In the old
levee. 1t Is certain now that the
town and farms In proximity will be
protected al the coming OF the next
Hood. Corning Mirror, October 3.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15
It. A. Long, Veterinary.

-~''ef
DIR. Hillysrd, Of st. Joseph, spent
Sunday here, guests Of the T. g. Frye
family.
James Hornecker, OF Clay town
ship, had business In Oregon, one day
last week.
Mrs. Ollie Cole, OF Forest City
has returned from . visit with rela
tives In Colorado.
bert Maple and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Stewart, we're Mound Cit,
visitors, last week.
DIR. whitsell, eye and ear special
ist, Sc corner 9Th and Edmond, St. 10
seph. Both phones. 9i3.
DIR. r. Z. Hogan and wife, Of
Bigelow, spent Sunday here visiting
his brother, Dr. J. L. and wife.
We want to trade you . good In
come property in st. Joseph, for tina,
little farm. LUKESs & kEowN.
). A. Goodhart and wife, Of
Triumph distict, have been visiting
with relatives In Leaven~orth, Ksns
Willard L. Proud, Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, STA Francis street
Annex Tootle.Lemon Bank, ST. Jo-
sepb, Mo.
Oyster and box supper at Woods
school house, Saturday, October IL
Program At $50. EVERYBODY cordially
invited. Come!
For Sale-A Crown Piano, with
guitar attachment good a. new.
Call on or address, ID. ". Garner, For.
est City, Mo-, Route I.
Choice Prairie Queen seed wheat
that averaged 10 bushels per acre, this
year for sale. Call on or address, Aut
Curry, Oregon, Mo.
Judge -. c. Staliard, and Mrs,
John Anderson, OF Forest City, have
been entertaining their brother, l.. y,
Stallard, Of Dre~sey, Oregon.
Remember that we will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only 81 30
price Of Tue SENTINEL alone.
There will he a box supper and
pie social at the White school house
Friday evening, October -. Every
body invited.
RuTn MonLER, Teacher.
John Peters, Of Mound City, La,
returned from Kansas City, where he
went to see his daughter, Miss Dora
who has been In hospital there FOL
several months.
John Planalp and wife, OF fill
more, and Mrs. Newt Planalp, Of the
Marion district, we're here Saturday
and visited old friends and acquain
tances. Mr.. i, although now Il
years old, Is wonderfully we'll pre-
served for an old veteran, having
gone through the Civil War a. q
member Of the Nd Indiana Infantry
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15

Miss Maud Comn,op. , m,rI,.r
Of the Mound CIV IIiyh school Stan
was A weekend pues, Of Miss Nayme
Greene at her Lome bere. I,o,ber
burnes drove them down At ,Ie close
of their weeks school work t,kIn,
,hem hack SUNDAY ,y.nin, 4, M. rar
u,,,, ros,o, =, sn.,,s va,,n,
WAS here a few DAYS las, u,,k. y,si,,
Wv, ~, ,.,an,, ~ ,ia,,.a' - ,.'.
,ns o'n''''e"'s a'" 'e'a,''es' anu YAK
Ing IN the corn show hrant left here
lora,rd Tia, hs keens IN siyht NJ ,be
~, ,o,.. y, n.oan $3.50 IS, " We,
"" 'o"" VI o'eRo"' "ne'e Ills pes'
days we're spent,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15

A. o. Mcintyre and c. A. Rocker
had business In Mound City, one day
last week.
Misses Byrd Peret and Anne Kin.
zie, were st. Joseph shoppers last
Saturday.
Harry Lasell and wife, Of near
Maitland, we're visiting relatives and
friends In Oregon, last Sunday.
Collector Alkire, wife and chill.
dren drove down to st. Joseph, Satur.
day IN their car, returning the same
evening.
George n. Minton had business In
Oregon, one day, last week The only
trouble when George comes Is that he
makes his visits too brief.
Mrs. Amanda DUNCAN, returned
Saturday evening Of last week from
an extended visit and business trip In
Hopkins, this state, and In Iowa.
Mrs. r. c. DUNCAN and daughter,
Miss liorteDse, accompanied by Mrs.
Tom Curry, autoed to st. Joseph,
Monday, returning the same evening.
r.. r. Buck, Gus wohler and J o.
Swan, Of Corning, were down Monday
OF this week, having business with
Judge DUNCAN, Of the probate court.
Gus Rocker, one Of Mound City 5
conspicuous and representative citi.
lens, was here Saturday, visiting his
relatives, and enjoying our corn show
Mrs, Freemeyer and Mrs. Charles
Alkire, OF Livingston, Montana, are
here, enjoying q visit with the Jas.
holland and W. !. Alkire families and
other relatives.
Miss Ruth McNulty, OF Mound
City, was a week end guest Of Miss
Emma Marker, Of Denver, Colorado,
al the home Of ID. =. Dobyns. They
are a lively pair.
Circuit Clerk Durham, wife and
daughter, Esther, drove up to Craig,
Saturday last, and from there Mrs.
Durham and Esther went up 10
Blanchard, Iowa, for few days visit
with relatives.
hen Crouser had a tine COW 10 die
from alfalfa bloat, one day, last week.
We hear OF 4 good many cattle
throughout the county dying from
clover and alfalfa bloat, within the
asst few weeks.
Ills many friends that were In
town Saturday. were glad to see their
old friend, Nathan Smith and wife In
town. Nathan Is not as active as he
was ~ years ago, but he could he lots
worse, and We were all truly glad to
take him by the hand again.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15
For Sale.

! viii sell my nice new property,
consisting Of six large rooms, one
closet, one pantry and bath room, and
two good porches; good new clstern on
back porch, good coal house, good
barn, good henhouse, good Cow stall,
young fruit, four apple trees, three
blue Damson plum trees, two pear
trees, i've cherry trees, tame goose
berries, strawberries, three rows OF
Cumberland raSpberries, one row Of
Kansas raspberries, six peach trees,
For sale for short time only. For
information see owner,
Cot. l.. NJ. liNGB,
Oregon, Mo,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15
HARRY N. DUNCAN,
Judge and Ex-officio Clerk of Probate Court.

Oakley Morris spent Sunday at
home, being accompanied by his
young friend, Jas. Hastings, Of Mound
City, and was Joined here by Carl
Rush, Of st. Joseph, and the trio had
. good time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-15

Judge d. W. Porter and wife, who
have been In the west for several
weeks, taking In the expositions, the
National park and other interesting
points, have returned to their homo
In Mound City.