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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-18
Tho Much for Him.

Too Much for Him.
Il 10 impossible for q mere man to
comprehend how a woman knows the
exact angle at which 1t will be fash.
ionable to perch her hat.-Kansas City
Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-18
PRESIDENTIAL rREcEDENTs.
lDes Moines Register.l

tDeS MONIES fseSlSteT.J
President Wilson is not the first
bereaved chief executive who has SOL
aced himself with second VIE
while tender hearted ladies who feel
that fourteen months is a rather
slight interregnum may take notice
that presidents wives have not felt
bound to limit themselves to one hus-
band. One of them, in fact, was SO
unfortunate as to be married to two
men at once
George Washington, himself a son
by second marrige, married
widow with two children, so Martha
Washington may be said to have set
the White House style Of double VEN
lures in the matrimonial game.
Thomas JEFFERSON was :!:c next tn
succumb to the charms of widow.
He married Mrs. Bertha Shelton,
who had been bereaved at such an
early date that she was only % years
old when she became Mrs. Jefferson.
She had no children by her first mar
rage. and died at the birth of the
sixth child to her second union. Mrs.
Jefferson exhibited real feminine con-
sistency, when. with record Of two
marriages to her own credit, she ex-
tracted promise from her husband on
her deathbed that he would never take
another wife. He kept the promise.
James Madison married only once
and he also picked a widow, Mrs.
Dorothea Payne Todd, but Madison at
any rate had another engagement to
his credit When he was 80 years
of age, he contracted to wed fair
young thing OF 16, but she Tilted him
lin favor Of a clergyman. and history
records that her view of the choice she
made was never changed by the eleva-
tion Of her first fance to the presi-
dency.
At this late date, 1t Is perfectl!
safe to discuss the matrimonial ad'
ventures Of Andrew jackson. Jack
son was married twice, both times
to the same woman. He was room
ing at the home Of Mrs. John Donel-
son and her daughter, Mrs. Rache
Robards, in Kentucky, when the lat
ter's husband, who was in Virginia
petitioned the Virginia legislature tc
permit him to bring divorce action
on the ground that his wife was Nv
ing in adultery with one Andrew
jackson. The legislature granted the
petition. jackson, carelessly assuming
that the Legislative act was eauivaien;
to a divorce. promptly married Rachel
Robards. But Robards did not brinl
the divorve suit for q full two years
and Jackson discovered that he was le-
gally supernumerary. After the de-
cree Of divorce was finally secured
Jackson married his wife again, II
order to get the record straight. Tit
matter was one concerning which ht
was very sensitive. He had intimatet
that the coroner would be sure to brinl
in q verdict Of suicide over the remain
of anyone who spoke Of the affair, ant
ID was never mentioned in his presence
John Tyler and Willard Fillmor'
were each married twice. The for
mer.s first wife, Letitia Christian
died in 1912, and two years later n
married Miss Julia Gardiner. The Fill
more presidency provided q record 9
three marriages. for the president
second venture was with Mrs. Carolin.
&c. Mcintosh, widow.
After Fillmore, the presidency re
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-18
Howard LRdnn
and sealin8 WaX d cabba8es-l kin&s

and breakfast. Sometimes nation
will gain land in this way and find
that it cannot transact business with
the inhabitants without learning some
language which has to be pronounced
with the fingers of both hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-18

tered the contest for the gubernatorial
nomination. 1t would simplify matters
| very much in the judgment OF
thousands of republicans if but one
of these admittedly sound candidates
were in the field. However. it Is doubt
full if an acceptable program could be
framed by 4 caucus or council OF re-
publicans with reference TO this pro-
posed elimination. The primary is the
only legal method of settling disputes
of this kind If the primary fails then
there is a convention provided which
is legally authorized TO name party
candidates.
OF course If Allen and Cosson could
get together and arrange to draw cuts
or agree that their respective claims
/ should be submitted to an arbitration
board and then agree upon the per-
sonnet of the board. the matter as be-
tween them would be very much SIM
plified But this arrangement could IN
nowise affect other candidates who
might desire to enter the primary. And
it is a matter which Allen and Cosson
must settle for themselves.
1t will be very generally conceded,
we believe, that II Allen were out OF
the field Coeson would have a strong
lead, and with Cosson out Allen would
hold a similar advantage. II both re-
| main in the race 1t will be upeto the
voters 10 determine which shall nave
the preference or whether the plum
shall go to some other candidate or De
settled in q convention.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Came Back.

Herbert Tyler, who lived here about
thirty.t two years ago, came In from
Colorado, the first OF the week, for an
extended visit among friends here
and In other nearby towns. Upon
leaving here he VIII visit with friends
In Wisconsin and Kansas.
Mr.. Tyler has lived In the state Of
Colorado since his leave from here
having been engaged in the dairy
business until recently Wien he re-
tired on account OF his age. The Wis.
itor was a farmer when he lived here
and his home was several miles north
west OF here on the farm known as
the ROlell place.
Mrs. Tyler, who died several years
ago, formerly lived In Graham. Iler
father, Jack Ashford, was an old
timer there. - Maitland Herald, March
18th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
FOUND TIMES HAD CHANGED
AIksli ike's ATTEMPT TO "shoot Up"
San Diego Saloon Received with
Marked ptapproval.

hlkaN liz. deputy shurln from tho
dessert was u Visitor In the city. saNs
u san Diego cal. dispatch 10 the New
York sun Alkali was hooking Ter III"
whit" lights. liy noon. having failed
10 discover III" cNci,cm"n, his soul
cravrd. be- made his way Into III" 4.
: Grant hotel buf'"t. and. pulling n
"fcr,y.nvr" that looked like IN" ~
the kns,rs howitzcrS. announced
that he Was going to do some clean
Ing"
~ he swung his Hrupp around the
room heads dropped behind parii'
ti,rs, active men lodged into booths
ard many faces pnlod NJ visions ~
sudden death. Commander IN Chl"'
rlllir Schnl"r tipped his clear Ia n
hirhor angle than usual aud. backed
nv Irish AMI Germans, advanced on
IN" had man from N" sand hills"
For an instant visions of cnrnar"
flashed borcr" his eyes ~ the men
who had sought refuge, hut II quickly
passed. for Schulcr annexed III" can
non aud threw Alkali Ike To the side
walk. Half nm hour later III. fire
eater was back begging With tears
streaming down his face for his wcap'
on
"ill h. on my way 10 the sand hills
IN 1--WE minutes" he promised ms he
rot back his gun
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Field Notes.--Holt County.

The dawn Of q new day sends its
light slowly, but the morning Is rich
In promise.
am receiving such splendid and
encouraging reports from some of the
organized work which il new ~ begun
as q result Of the recent tour oi sun
day schooi workers, Dne progressive,
enthusiastic superintendent l. 80 de.
lighted with the great awakening Of
spirit In his school. This Is SO en-.
courasins, WIN not others tell me
wha, good the Tour did for themy
Pass the blessing on,
One Teacher Training class has re-.
ported to me. Are there not othersy
Write me. am heartily IN sympa.
thy with your struggles, your success
and your failure. Maybe, after all,
IT'S not a failure. Talk to your pas.
tor and your superintendent.
Tie splendid awakening TO oppor.
tunity for High school credit for ISL.
BILE study led by North Dakota and
! Colorado makes the Training School q
necessity for lifting the standard OF
SUNDAY school teaching. The chal
lenge OF the High school to the
church Is here sounded vigorously,
The supreme duty OF the churches OF
America Is to promote a system Of re
ligious education that shall comple,,
/ the noble but non religious work oI
the public school and our State i'ni
versily.
Choice young men and women
should Ire trained for elective teach
ing and leadership. The seminarie'
are now training the ministers of to
morrow as religious teachers: tn,
great universities offer gradual,
courses In religious education. VIA
is Holt county doingy
II was my very great pleasure to si
In an assembly Of q hundred sturd,
men Of our great county, who met Il
discuss Road Building" eager. spir
tied, enthusiastic were these goot
citizens in their desire to seek, i'm
part and acquire the very best know
edge possible. IL every Sunday schoo
worker should bring this same eager
inluiring spirit into his and he
work, rich indeed would be the re
suits OF Christian labor
Our most worthy County Secondar,
Superintendent Is greatly grieve'
over the alarming illness OF he
daughter-one Of our sweet teen az,
girls. Mary Roselius Is very, YER!
low at a hospital In Maryville. Ma!
we not unite our prayers TO the greal
throne of our God that, II It be Iii
will, this sweet child may be giveI
back health and be spared for som,
great mission In this wonderful
world?
Holt COUNTY FIELD SECRETAR,
SUNDAY School ASSOCIATION.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
New Point and Vicinity.

MIR. and Mrs. Perry Boswell WIS.,
tied Jeff Springer, Sunday.
Fred Davis and wife took dinner
with Claud Bender and wife, Sunday
-Dr. Wood was called to see Frank
Cain, Saturday evening, who las the
la grippe.
Edna Rayhill came home, Mon.
day, to take care OF her mother, who
Is quite sick.
Mrs Arlo lIun'sman and little
daughter returned from Iowa Satur.
day, from a several weeks visit.
Spencer boswell. wife and daugh.
ter, Grace, and Dan Boswell and fam
lily. spent sunday with Robert Hos.
we'll.
Robert Boswell and wife, Mrs.
Spencer boswell and niece, Mary
West, aud Mary Terry. attended the
funeral OF Grandma Wampler, Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ilamm enter
tained Albert and Myrtle Render,
Fred Carson and Frances Terry, Fri.
day evening, with ",ook." Mr.. and
Mrs. lIamm certainly know how TO
entertain.
The many friends OF Grandma
Davis will I've glad to know she las
recovered from ptomine poisoning and
will sympathize with her In her ankle.
" for Dr. willie" who Is very sick
with pneumonia.
Our eiuinoxtial storm was a snow
storm this time. We have lad a
goodly amount OF the beautiful'
this winter, but should not complain
a. H. Is OF inesttnable value to the
farmers and also TO all who have TO
depend on the farmer.
Mrs. Oren wishes 10 thank the
New Point friends, as We'll a. all
Others, for the cards aud letters re-
ceived for her birthday She Is slow "
improving. All her friends have a
VI anding invitation To 80 visit her.
About ~ were there on the 18th.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
News From Craig.

Mrs. c. W. Anibal and Miss Ben
sJohnson were St. Joseph callers, last
Saturday. ....,
Mrs. W. II. Frame, OF Fairfax,
was q visitor In the home OF Mrs. X.
N. Guilliams, last Friday.
Attorney Il. u. Bridgeman, OF
Oregon, was a business caller here,
Monday. I,oze Is looking we'll and his
many Craig friends we're glad to give
him the "friendly paw"
Willie Hall has returned from Sa.
lima, Kansas, where lie has been at
tending commercial college, this win.
ter. The hard work OF the school had
no effect on Willie. lie is looking fat
and fussy.
IL. T.. Parrish was In Princeton,
Mo, on business, last Friday and Sat.
uriay. Probably, Henry will take
charge OF the lumber yards at that
place. lie Is undecided as to Just What
he will do.
Henry lIathorn, who recently
moved into the Warner property from
wes;boro, moved to the farm OF Rob
srt Means, Wednesday OF this week.
Henry will be In the employ OF Mr.
Means during the summer.
Monday night, the citizens OF
Craig met at the city hall In mass
meeting to nominate a ticket for the
several Offices on the city board. Mr..
Chas. Waits was chosen to head the
Citizens Ticket for Street Commits
sioner. John Paris, that Jolly good
natured old soul, who has been the
city's friend and standby these many
years, was chosen TO represen, the
first ward: while Frank Ward, chief
cook at the Farmers Elevator, Will
be spokesman for the second ward.
Al the other places will hold over.
News Of the death Of Mrs. Kettle
Smelling. Of Falls City, Neb, arrived
here, Monday morning. Mrs. Smelling
is the daughter Of Mrs, Jacob Van.
vickle, OF this place, and lad been a
sufferer for several years. Tie death
vas no surprise TO her friends and rel
Ativss, as they have been anticipat INK
IN sorrow the final result. Her re-
mains we're taken TO Shuber,, Neb.,
for interment. We have never learn
I'd as to the extent Of her family, save
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26

Investigation by keen men has
shown that mans best work has been
done between the AGES OF sixty and
seventy years" said President u. II.
l'ryan Of Colgate university, Eugene,
Ore. In an address before the West
"rn division Of the Oregon Teachers
association, six hundred OF the most
important scientists, statesmen and
Old World famous men were selected
he said, and II was found that only
: per cent of them accomplished their
worlds work before the age OF forty,
10 per cent between forty and flf,y, 20
per cent nifty and sixty. % per cent
between sixty and seventy, 81 per
cent after they had reached the age OF
eighty"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Monarch.

John Garner was In Forbes, sat.
urday.
John kretler was In Savannah,
one day, last week.
Josh Chiroat had business In
Oregon, triday.
Archie Macarthur Vas In St. 10.
seph, Saturday.
The Monarch school viii close
Friday, March 18th.
Mrs. J. b. Chilcoat aud daughter
Miss Violet. were Ia st. Joseph, Sat
day.
Miss Stella Garner. OF st. Joseph
visited home iUlSs, u few days, last
week.
Bert Calvert and family, VI near
Nodansy, visited at Lester lilark's
SUNDAY.
Clyde kretler, wife and family
are visiting her parents. James smith
and family
We are glad TO see the mail car
riers down IN this part Of the roun'
try, once more.
bud Taylor has moved To- Bruce
Bullork's place aud viii work Tor him
this summer.
Mrs Josh Chilroat and daughter
visited at Albert wilson's, Friday
and Friday night,
The stork visited the home oi
Gottlieb OFT, SUNDAY night, March
Il, and left line baby boy.
Those vino visited at Josh Chill
coats, sunday, we're: Miss Ans
Hughes aud Mr, Archie McAfthur.
Th.r. will I've church, Saturda,
night. sunday and SUNDAY night,
April the .ird and ilh, and an Eist,r
program Faster night
David Allen, smoke house wa'
consumed 10y lire about eleven o'rlUrN
Monday night. Mos, Of his summer
meat and all III his tools and man,
other articles we're destroyed.
.IOuSSN.JIMr ".
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Forest City.

Mrs. Harry Brant visited a few
days. last week, with relatives In
this city.
Miss Grace Einer and Mrs. Ethel
Anderson spent sabbath afternoon In
Fortescue.
Miss Addie Jamison and Miss
Sadie Hunt are having a tussel with
measles al present.
Mrs. u. & Stallard returned last
week from All extended visi, with
relatives IN Texas,
MIR. and Mrs. 7. T.. fillmaurice
attended the road convention held
In Oregon, N, nday.
Mr.. James Ilinkle and Miss Lola
Landers were guests OF Miss Kettle
Beeler, sabbath evening.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs.
Chris Jamison Is some better. Her
many friends hope she will soon he
able to he out again.
Little Wilma Teare visited last
Saturday and sunday In savannah
with her aunt, Mrs Joe II. Williams,
and cousin, Mrs. Lottie lirant.
MIR. and Mrs. W. u. Richardson
and Rev. Kirkland ate sunday din.
ner At Oakland Ranch" the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Fitlmaurice.
The last number OF our lecture
course WAS given last Friday evening
At the city hall, a large and atten'
tive audience greeted the male quar-
tette.
We noticed Cad Baker and daugh'
ter, Nondss, on our streets, this
week. Mr.. l,aker and family were
not pleased with their Southern
home, and intend to locate here.
The revival meeting al the Bap
list church viii continue this week
Last Sabbath afternoon We again en-
joyed one OF those splendid People
meetings" One nice feature OF THU
meeting was the special song by choil
and male quartetre. Miss Lola Ian
ders played the accompaniment FOL
the special music, also the genera
sony service by congregation
CLEANER,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
WILLS MADE IN WAR TIME
Legal Procedure Must Of Necessity
Give Way to What 10 Con.
venient.

War changes many Of the laws OF
peace. Even the strict laws governing
the making OF Wills aud the inherit.
ance Of property have had to make
way before the exigcncies OF military
procedure.
The German government has pro.
vided a special decree which revOln.
tionizes the strict demands of the
tatutes of peace concerning the MAX.
ing Of Wills. AS n result the German
'oldiprs In the field can now make
heir last Wills with little respect for
Ne ironclad requirements that hedge
the making Of a testament In time Of
Deace.
ANY officer or soldier or even anyone
n any wise attached to the mobile
military service may write his will "
his own handwriting aud sign II. even
without the presence Of witnesses. and
he will ia binding. a spccifl prov''
Sion. however. makes such will In
valid one year after the rehabilitation
NJ the force TO which the tes'ator ~ NJ.
tachcd II becomes invalid n year
-fier the tcstaior has been discharged
from such service. or n he has been
taken prisoner by the enemy. year
after h. shall have been released
In addition to this. provision IL
made that where the soldier does not
write the testament IN his own hand
writing. his simple signature IN TIE
presence Of one officer or two other
witnesses will be- sufficient n for any
reason he IL unable to de- this. or
there Is no Tin" rHr the preparation
of u formal instrument h" may make
n verbal testament before an officer
and two Witnesses.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
REAL MEANING OF zl0NlSM
Rebirth Of Nation In Palestine 10
Movement for Greater Freedom
OF the Jews.

The Jewish movement called Zion
ism is not a movement for the restora-
ton Of the Jews TO Palestine. The
little land could not support more than
3,060,0OO OF the 1900. 900 Jews. II Is
movement TO win more freedom for
Jews everywhere. But the new birth
Of a Jewish nation In Palestine Is in
process OF practical completion.
A generation ago a few Jews emf.
grated from Roumania and Russia to
Palestine because convinced that the
Jews undying yearning for the land OF
Abraham is a fact Of the deepest
meaning II In evidence OF the sur.
yival oi a nationality that has shown
its fitness TO survive. Those pilgrims
and their successors have demon.
.trated that Palestine is NJ for the
modern jew and that he is NJ for the
land.
Where the land was treeless and sup.
posed to be worthlessiy sterile the col.
onists have caused the almond and
the olive. the grape and the orange.
wheat and the sister cereals TO thrive
and abound. They are changing the
desert into n garden. At the same
time the material development Of the
Jewish colonies has been accompanied
by no less remarkable development OF
the Hebrew colonizers both socially
and spiritually. Hebrews. after a
sleep Of more than two thousand years
as n dead" language. has again be.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Order OF Publication.
Pearl u, Patton, Plaintiff,

Pearl u, Patton, Plaintin,
John u, Pnttnl, Defendant.
~ this suh day ~ Mbr'h, \ o., InIs, comes
he plnIniiN herein, before the undrrsignrd
Clerk In Vacation and lille, her NET |, ion here
Pendant, John u Patin l. u nonresident NJ
this STATE, nnd rnnnnt H. served with The or
binary prO'e>> ~ law la III" Stutcnf NisN,nrI
Whrrrupnn, u Il ordered by the under
signed CLERK ~ said Court, In vacation that
he said defendant, John u. Patton. h. mott.
against him by plaintin IN said Court. the oh
lrcl and general mature ~ which t. that
plaintI1 prays to ID. divorced from the bInds
Of matriinOnv cont rurtsd with said defend
ant. IN the grounds ~ lndiguitlps ill-troui-
ment and abuse ~ To- rndangrr the life Of
her, he said plaintin.
And now unles, you. the said defendant
AZ I, next term thereof, To be begun and
holden AZ the Court House In the City ~ Orr-
gon, In said County ard state on the I,th
day Of Nav, lpl5, ANA IN or before the first
day Of said term ~ said Court, answer or
plead To te pctition In said cause the same
will be taken ns confessed, and Judgment VIII
bp rendered accordingly
II Is furt her ordered that u copy hereof lie
published In The Holt County sentinel, Q
newspaper printed and published In the
County OF Holt and State of Missouri, and des-
ignsted by plaintiffs attorney. for four
weeks successively. at least once each week
the last Insertion 20 beat least ffteep days he
f. \. DuNHAM, Circuit Clerk,
4 true copy from the record
Witness my hand and the sea! Of said
u III ,s's 3; ,o, cs q A. RH IISn,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Benton.
NERO.

Lee Field began work for Walter
Staley, this week.
4 baby girl VAS born 10 Ira Xix
aud VIE, Friday, March 18Th.
STROLLER Field moved last week to
their neA HON. Al Forest CITY.
Will Movies will I've on tie
Frank CaStp,l farm IN kimsry neigh.
bofhood this year.
MIR i'hlman and family. whohave
lived with Harry IIiil III. past year,
are moving 10 Mound City.
Joshua Guthrie, OF Lincoln. who
WAS 80 badly hurt a few weeks ago, 10y
a ladder failing with hin, l. able TO
sit up aud Ia walk some.
I'll. roads ar, getting better. but
ther. II no travel. unless NECESSARY:
yet a small attendance ~ SUNDAY
school and Endsavor last SUNDAY.
Ira Xix la, moved Ia the u. u
rerlun. farm The old Presley No
land place \ family named linm Us
has moved Ia the pla"- near the
schoollouse, vacated 10y Mr.. llix.
Tie many friends ~ Miss Cora
Wright. Who has been IN Colorado,
lie last several years, VIII br glad Ia
know III. expects To visit a,ivps
and frienh> here som. time this
spring
A letter came a short time ago
from !. &, Emerson, Of Helena, Mont
to Robert Emerson. saying that Re-
l~cca, his wife, u able Ia sii mp some,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Activities Of Women.

Miss Rose N, Webers gave up her
position as a teacher To become a po-
licewoman IN Racine. Wis.
Twenty out OF every hundred wom-
an bread winners In New York city
are adrifr. that II, without homes.
Symmetry In the feminine form IL
the ideal Of new course to be insti-
tuted NJ the University Of Pittsburgh.
Among the 3,3oa woman prisoners
Investigated by government commits
son not one college student was
found
Queen Wilhelmlna Of Holland VIII
personally undcrwrite 81 ,000. 900 Of the
81 100000 war loan In that country.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Woman OfficehoId ers

Katherine l'ement Davis. commits.
sioner of corrections in New York.
says that many women In public Of
fees hold over from one administra-
ton TO another. and. through their
knowledge of the affairs of the office.
keep things going, II that Is true.
why should they not become the high
officials themselves once In while ?
Officeholders. she says, are but small
part Of the population at any time and
could not make great inroads upon
the happiness OF the home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Some Armies and Navles.

On the basis OF vessels completed
and vessels under construction. the
rank Of the following nations In naval
standing is Great britain, /; Ger.
many. 2; United States. 3; France. I;
Japan, &; Russia, 6; Italy. :; Austria,
s; Greece, .. The available fighting
force OF Italy Is around 5000 900; that
Of Greece about half million.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Y. P. A. Notes.

Last Sunday evening, the Alliance
was led by our president, bliss Mae
Zachman. "Your Fayorite Book Of
the Bible" was the subject and many
interesting talks were given. The
special music was enjoyed by all
You are invited to meet with us
next Sunday evening. Specla music
and a welcome by all Is extended to
Won. \. y. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-26
Plan to Use Reindeer,

The Laurentide company OF Quebec.
producers OF pulp and pulpwood, is re-
foresting its nonagricultural cutover
lands. II is also importing reindeer
from Newfoundland. to see II they can
take the place OF dogs In winter woods
work.