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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Nnlattnrt.

~ 4tu%I]S wv" HSo~"%'~'s i~"~
tilbnnos. Sra &jpbenbapn tclegro=
fereoes Treoags, at Oen tpite 9jGl=
pefrpoler n@eeteor" bar ifl1ot bet
norlfe Sreloltlfib u@ranen" | S911t
Is Ntil lpO for &riltiunsiaro. Sc
rern1ere @ufeItbeoer 1l1eDDcles lffe.
Gture Wfilitrrur9aniiatiuncr
Gauaoa. Sra Stta>pu, nleOoeles, at
6e fonaoilfe slutboriteter bar bellut=
tet at orgol1iiere bele &elerben |
9pn1il1ipuen. 8clutningcn Oeson=
gooellDe lfpl0es forn1oOentllg Den
5pu1,Ote Situation / Sc Tor. 5toter
poo @rl111o al Set tDlfe Spor, til
&reliOent gSillpns 9eote. s)ta11
n1cner, at Weobilileringen er for at
be1fptte moo mulige Spcrfolo al
tplfpeulige ober @rG11lel1. @ean a1=
1loor, at Ser er DenDeb $4,000 9te~
erpelolOuter UNDER As slarS Mloe=
ren / 9onli11ionel1 og at iolt 1867
900 NtarlO fon prgonil leres. 9lr=
beioct ct operoroget ODgtige DfGro.
0e inh rcS6eSe al ,Salna0Dr s
8cictning bragtes, ifplge ct Selc=
grcnt fra &jpbenbabn, al 9ompcrell
uSengelt" til 6pen. Den oonife
5fonl1ert v5olpoDor" blep, iom tiO=
Iigcre o1l1tolt, iat / 8ranD al el1 tplf
l1nDcrponosbooD Sen 20en Srtnl
Niol,Olfobet Drcb pn1fru1g paa 9a=
bet flere Gage aabne Saaoc
for Sc rcDOe0es.
Gtriben meb Sslanb, Sra &j9=
benbopn telegrofereoes / 5lutl1in=
gen al forrige llge, at 0en longpa=
rige 5trio melleln SSslano og 9al1=
mari ongoael1oe sSslan0s Slog oq
sSorfot1ring ct blepet bilagt al 0e tc
2onocs Nfinil terrier. .SDerel1sfonlltel1
il1nolbercr i11gen SnOrplnneller til
sSslanO fra Oann1arf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Sfanbiuapicn nnber6anblcr mc6

SfanotnaDlcn nn0erbanDlcr 1ucD
Mmcrifa pm en- TGllcsuptrcben. =
Sra 8ol6i1gton n1e0beles, at 0an=
mart 9eprge pg Sberrig far nn0er
l1borbej0elie e1l llnOerbonoling n1eo
l1oel1rigsnlilliiteriet 8aibington
ONT Ell n1ulig felles Optrp0e1 9ln=
le0ni1g ocl1 tplfe l1116erl9frig. Ser
er ogioo Gale onl at Oisie 2ol10e
n1ooife bber for Jig bil proteltere
moo Sc tolrige tDlfe 9lngreb paa Sc
res 5fibsfort, og at Bette life er ifet
fpr, fprflores DcD, at Ser flere
5ilfploer fren1gif, at be poelo1te
Sfibe f9rte 2o0ni11gcr, iom bar
&o11trabanDe, lan Ser life f1n0e pro-
teiteres 11nDer be irternationole 60
bes 8eitentmelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

Easiagerer paa u6ellig Slab"
icnber cn Erptcit til HrGiibent &il=
inn. Sra Seem g)orf 1neOOeltes i
2proogs, at ASosiogerer paa 5can-
Dinopion= =9(lnericon 2inie11s Sfib
r@ellig Olob", Ser font til &obofen
/ Treoogs, bor lel1Ot en- Erotclt til
Hreiioent @ilion, forOi Sc blep
lto110iet al Sen britiife &rpoler
uGeoric" u0enfor @ebriOerne og
brogt ino til 5torromop, bbor Sc
blcp tilbogebolot tire pg en- balp
0og. Yrotelten blcp lfrepet al Dfils
2plu &C.. 2loDb, 9elegat til &pin=
bertes fSre0sfenarcs. S benoes
Tplge bar ogioa Mils eSulia Grace
8oles al 8isconli1t, pgloa 9elegot
til 8reosfongresien. Ser Dar 319
Yoslagerer onboro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Sen ipcnjfe 9rpnnina / sSarc.


Sra 8erlin telegrofereOes 5p1=
bags, at 9ronnil1g &ictoria al SDe=
riee og &rins Morimilion al 80
oens Tan1ilie bor 11Oiat for at blipe
orpbt al Bomber, faltet al frantic
sylpbere UNDER ODerfol0et pao
&orlsrrbc ifplge Sper1piife Bureau,
ser flyer, at en- pfficiel 8eretnina
forcliggcr ont 9lngrebet. Gn Sonl=
be trof 5lottets Sag pber Hrir1iens
8prns 5oDepnrclle og en- anoel1
efsplooercOc oper Set Serelie, bpor
0en 1penl lfe So f0ame 8aroncs1e
&ocblcbilo bocOe. Saa Slottet boe=
be ogloo Grfebcrtuginben al 8ooel1,
Ser er Ia11te al &ejlcr 8ilbeln.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Gn 9cpntatipn af Mrbejberc

Gn 9cpntatipn al @rbejberc
Mclu CURT ienbes til @albinstun.
Sra Seem 9)orf 1neOOeltes / forrige
l(gc, at en- 9lrbejOerfonference bcO=
tog at ienoe SO 9(rbejoerle0ere til
&ui6ington for at forelegge Bralt=
sent &ilion Sorilag, Scr bpis Sc
folgcs, life alene bill bin6re bette
2ol1D fra at blipe inopiflet Sen eu=
ropGiife &rig, n1cn oglaa iGtte Set
/ 5ton0 til at enOe &rige11 gjennen1
0lngling. slrbejOerne Doobeoe pao
at foa @rpo1r til 5piolen fpr 9ele=
gationen at bcipge Erpli0enten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
9anife Sfibc negtet 9icsiitrerins

N""l>> O%'~$ *se\S*S~ oS>SsI%~S>'VS
/ sllnertfa. Sra Seem Dorf rneDbe=
les, at eugene Chamberlain, sc
Jor. 5toterS S9fartsfontmisinr /
@on0clSOcparten1cntet> far nGgtet
at laoc S iaafol0te Ool1ife 9an1plflbc
bliDe pberfprt til anterifanlf Sfibs=
rcgilter, forOi Scr fife bor onbrogt
yumcrifanlte Ecngc / Oen1. 8lan0t
Oisle er Sen Donife 0an1per u@ot=
lonO", Scr inbtil fornplig bar ben
grelfe Camper u2eonibos Gambia
MIS-. Oer. Gbonlberloi11 erflere6e,
at cit tpif 5fibsrbeoer rplig boboe
ltillet til Oispolition for en- &jpb=
mon0 &jpbe1lbabn en- Willion Oolz
lars til at fj9be 5fibe for / Sc
bruar og Worts, men ba 9onlfen
bleD fungilet al Sc oonlfe Wepn0ig=
bc0er for &re11felle al 2o1loets geel1=
trolitet, bleD &jpbet belprget al Ell
Wo1O / &otter0om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

Gn genial Sninbel. Sra 5upe=
rior, gSis., telegrofere0eS 2pr=
bags, at 8illiam 8bitt, bcrpnlt /
Set llorolige 8isconii11 joni lllpejG=
ger, CT blepel1 orrcltcrct / sSreoeric.
GilOtopipllsn9n0 bar opOogct bans
Torbin0elle neO ScOrogericr, bpor=
peo Sc nprbpeltlige Goul1tDer / 8is=
conltn ct bleDet inpOt for oper 800
600 fem s(or. Oct iiges, at 8bitt
pg onore for flpbt fano0iifc ltlpe=
lfinb / Ipilli11gbDerne for $3.50 til
$3.50 og far erbol0t $40 5tDffet
fra GolntDet og set ian1me 8elpb
ira Statcl l1lbeprnn1ier fpr bpert
5fino. 9lutoriteterne bor bobt glf=
feren 1l11Oer llllberlpgelle / nGlten
to 9ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
@mitapc @tabl anflaset +,

Bnitabc Stall anfla9et for
Meneb. Sra Seem Oorf telegrafere-
oes Sreoags, at oe11 tplfe &elcrpe-
loloot @ultoDe Stabl, Ser bab0e of=
loet g0 poa cit grflGring lel1Ot al
Oen tDlfe 9lnnbaslaOe til lloenrigs=
o4arte1nel1tet onL at ban lao &a=
noner on1borD paa u2uittania", blen
al Sen fp0erale @ralrojurp anflaget
fpr WeeneD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Gnnot 9ieajeringem ior ~ Nfil'

@npbt &esjerinsen ior ~ Mil-
lioner. Sra 8oibington n1eooeltes
/ 5pl1bogs, at Sinansminilter Wec=
$1,000 far nbltebt en- grflering ba=
leret poa en- forlpbig &apport afgi=
bet al commissioner Osborne al
SSSnternol &eberue 8ureauet, bbori
set poapeges, at SbertrGOere al
Oleomargorinloben bor be6raget
Megjeringelt for n1in0lt 81 Mill. /
5ten1pel= og gfstraifatte. &onmis=
lar Osborne bar op0aget 8e6ra=
gerier iaa langt tilbage 1on1 | 1902,
lige efterot 2oben traabte &raft.
llnoerlpgellel1 begpnote for flere
Weaane6er iioel1. 1lbetalte 5fatte
for on1fring 1851, 900 er blebet op-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Gpiritmoia fan ienbes til utprre"

Gpirttnoia fan ienbes til utprre"
Stater. Sra 8albirgton me06eles
at Sc Sor. 5taters Spielteret bar of=
1ogt en- 9pm beDrprenbe Torlenbel=
ien al 5pirituola til iaafolote ut9r=
re" 5tater, Ser bjen1ler Hetten til
neDnte Sorlen0elie, i0et Sen fjenote
for Set, at Sorie11Oellen al berulen=
0e Driffe til en- Herlon en- vtgr"
5tat iffe ct cit SDertr9belle al
8ebb= =&enDon 2oDel1. Oenne &jetl=
'6elle Dil iun0ipnligbis aabne 8eien
for EN- nD &anp &ongresier ON ct
Sorbuo moo mellen1ltatlig Soriel1=
belle at 0ellne 8are.
sSorbl1osfolfene bar bGb0et, at
&ebb=a =aenpon 2obens Seniigt bar at
bi11ore Jorlen0elle al Mfobol ir1o /
vtgrt" SerritoriunL nOen Se11lDn til
bbab 9Ifobolen ifal brugeS til, en-
ten oet er til Sorbanoling eller per-
lonligt 8rl1g. Seieiterefs 9on git
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Snife Spipner after paa Spil.-

SDife Spinner after paa Spill. =
Sra 9etrpit, Nficb, 1ne0oeltes /
Wo1Dugs, at Ser ont Wforgenel1
tiDligt nor bleben gjort ct 6or1pg
paa at iprenge gfsercerbulet
@inolor, O11t., 211ften ian1tibig
nleo en- Oberou= Tabrif. 50 @un=
0rcoe fonooilfe Splooter lop gfser=
cerbuict. @agte11 opoogeOe tilfel=
0igpis 26 5tenger Dpnan1it meo
2unten 6elpis brenot. 0ton trpr
8inb1or, at tplfe Spioner CT font
nel1 oper @rpnie11 / 2pbet al Scot
ten og bor ejort bette Sele Holiti=
ltprfen g8inOior er / Sirflombeo
for at fi1loe @jerningsn1erOene> fpr
6e flpgter ober @rGnien til Sc Sor.
5toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Hnifcr CIT nD Stat. Sra 9ltrol1:

Hnifcr CIT nD Stat. Sra 9urau=
60, Colo, meDoeles, at $4,000 er
tegnet til Treu1nc al 8ebGgcllell
for at oprette cit ny 5tot al 9cle al
5totcrnc Colorado, slri5onu, Seem
Merico og lltob n1e0 Durango ion1
@nbcoitoD. 8eboerne i @rpnieegne=
nc pooltaar, at Sc bliber 1egligeret
al fine re1peftibe 5toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

Mngreb paa &cnitreregjeringen /
.9anmarf. Sra &jpbcn6opn telearo=
fereoes / 5lutl1ingen al forrtge
l1ge, at Sc fonlerpatibe 9lDiier /
9orn1ort Dar foranltaltet ct beftigt
glngreb poa Del1 roOifale &egjering
poo @rl1n0 af Oc1ls nel1trale ASoli=
tif, og at @finil lteriet lom cit 6plge
6erof, bor lan1nerfalot en- Sonic
renee al 9icprelel1tonter fra Oe for=
1fjellige Earticr og benitillet til
&egjcringens @eooltonoere at trent
legge Dcrcs &loge unOer Ell Sc
Bat pper 5rontolen. Set n1eOoeles
e110bioerc, at @ii11ilteriet ltour reoe
til at trnOe tilbage, bDiS ct Sill
li0spotl1n1 life ofgiDes for octs nett
.trole Solonir9. = st ienere Scle=
grant oplDier, at Tolfetinget e11lten1=
n1ig bor tillogt Winilteriet 1in 5tpt=
;te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

eStaliens Sraftat meb Sriple=Gn=
tentcrne. s i11DpieOe Diplomatilfc
&reo1e @ollon0 foriifres onl at
eeStaliens Sroftut n1eo Sripleentell=
tel1 ollereoe bleps ofllnttet Oen 24oe
Mpril pg 11nOcrtegnet Saris. Den
i11oebolber fplge110e Sobeopunfter
ssStalien foar ct 2aon paa 5 Weil=
Iioroer Sire, og england oDertager
@orolttien for CIT 8eltilling poo
&rigsn1otericl, iom SStolien ltol
qipre Mmerifo, i1lbtil ct 8elgb al
500 Millioner Sire og cit D0erligere
&reoit poo 800 Ndllioner til SSta=
liens Sorlpning neo olnerifanlfe
2eb1tebsn1ibler.
syronfrig lfal lepere ct pilt glntal
1bert Greu5ot=SfDts.
5ripleeutel1te11 gorallterer Stoliel
Sc tioligere 11eb11te 2an0afltaaelier
6eriblonbt bele belt pltlige Moriatcr=
babsfDlt ur0tagel1 glntibori og Ell
Aobn, Ser fal operIooes 5erbien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
&orca fprbDbcr 9teligipn / Sfp=

@prea fur6Dbcr 9ieligiun / Sfu=
lerne. ct Telegram ira &al6ing=
ton 2proogS n1ebOeler, at &oreo,
/ Iplge cit al bcn jopol1lfe @uDer=
npr &preo, General Seroucbi, 81
pet Or0re, bbis Ieflt bleD pffentlig=
gjprt al Sen joponlfe .sln1boslaOe
&olbi11gtolL bill forbDoe al 9fcli.
gionsunberpis11il1g / foreanifc 5fo.
Ter, Ser giper ue11 aln1inoelig timber
pis11ing". Ser giDcs 5folerne ct
GiDsruu al 10 Mor at pmorone Jig
:efter Sc npe Sorbolo. Set bil berpre
olnorlig el1 Oel omerifonlfe pg on=
Dre friltne Wisitonslfolcr, ion1 CT
oprcttet / &orea.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

2aniiug 1tbnebnes til 1tbenrigs=
miniiter, Sra 8olbineton telegra-
fcre6es Monoogs, at 93obert 2on=
lirrg 11l1 er blebet pfficielt 11onepnt
til llbenrigsmirilter al &reitoentcl1
i116til Set l1elte &ongresn1p0e. g.
netct Dcntcs at billie goDfje,1Oc llb=
npbnellcn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30
Missing--Reward Offered.

Miss Il. A. Asher, l+aO South
Twelfth street, has received word
that her brother, Ernest Asher, OF
Rulo, Neb., has not been seen or
heard OF since April -, when he left
Rulo IN row boat, saying lie was on
his way to White Cloud to visit his
cousins. The boat was found, bottom
side up, In the Missouri river, some
three miles below Rulo. His rela'
tiyes are Offering a reward for any In
formation that can be given by any
one concer ning the boy. Any com
municstion may he sent to James
Asher. the boys father, At Fortes
cue, Mo.
working garb when he left Rulo--
oyeralls, brown wool shirt, black
coat, tan shoes and brown felt hat
St. Joseph Gazette, April Is.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30


private ~ the ranks NJ the engage
mcnt with Cot toiiey' and there eN'
pcrienced the thrill OF facing the
enemy and hearing the FIRST cannon
shot. Major Dale OF our regiment
was wounded some hitecil or TWEEN,
~ OF the enemy were Killed ANA
quite bunch ~ prisoners TAKEN nut
the main body stamped.d' In Sep,
tember We were at MI; vernon ana
had win Us brigade OF Kansas
troops, under Col. Weir, consisting
OF the SINH cavalry TENN imam,
Try ana h'ru Ihu'"'' res'neh.' !.
whs W A. 'eInp'' ."' o,'s' ~
Shhw n,e"; hh" JOG lar,' Eu,
MaIklahu, H'ien oonIsp" "nu n"'os
,hStle were u'sehaIpeu' pe'"ssv u,
having pe'h P"'"'e" w '"e '"'' W
Lexington ,..
| a large reoei ioI.e Mas N'o"n W
De IN tne Vlcin,dy ol New,on'a' nno
on oep.emper oo' twp hn''sns pr,
gndes unler zen. onlohoh anu 20,
Wen maue .he at.aeh ma weue 10, no,
loweu ny our Drieaue Oh W. >. W. Wy
reaehea Newtonn near suhuGMn amo
iouhd tne hansas 'roops "'Snuraw
ing, pressed py tne reoels. our ar'
rNm eneeNeu We aa s;'ah,,a. ,, mn,a
nnu PEE" sS Tha mi" m,h 'WtES n''n In
S san,r a"' made d.snerate charge
,a' """nd.t and iSo rilisd
wo,ndsd and miss;mg had beer
nnn;n,aa hosni,aI Edward nj AZ,
%p arnnn an "i'p was IN NM amSnlanc,
AZ, in ,ha r."r ~ onr regimen
!uh =" W" shaIi nassad owar ma striLin,
Mne" sas phase ws haS haa,
s.e o"n' ,;nmta nv ,w" bsSore
SS, aa ran Of tha Ard n s. NJ WA
Jan u ,,o,ndsd "
aankv'oua'y mo' , m
Following the Newton ~. pa DALE W. ",
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30

Joseph and went into camp, but its
later history ] never learned. II
seemed rather loosely organized and
many through encouragement aband-
oned II at this place, the writer in
cluded.
Returning to Oregon, recruiting
was found to he under way for sin
months service in the Missouri State
Militia. Holt county furnished one
company, in which ! was enrolled.
That company elected Alfred Wal
'ers - IT, captain. and upon the or
gar izat on If II, regiment IT was
des vna', "a /. company. We
we've i.mci. uni'prmpI and drilled
at Savannah. Thos. :. kimball
was the cpioi e. and \. Y. Conklin,
he OF the foiest City C"u'ie ~
adjutant. II may have lsSn
through his influence ! was appoint.
ed Sergeant. Major. II was a staff
position. taking me to headquarters
and consoled me somewhat for my
failure to obtain lieutcnancy IN +,
company. On the expedition down
through the river counties. the colo
| mel was in command. | was acting
adjutant, and DIR. ID. V. Whitne,
was my boon companion. II was
in the late fall and winter anc
rained almost continually. Head
| quarters was established in an offic,
Of the court house ut Liberty an,
sometime was spent scouting In thai
region. My own principal duty wa
administering the oath Of loyalty Il
Southern gentlemen who had no
left home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30

livious of the fact that shots were
flying like hail about us. Gen.
Brown was slightly wounded, Ia men
killed and las wounded on the Uionn
side.
In the spring Of 1863, we returned
TO central Missouri, and for more
than n year the regiment was on
duty at points on the Mo. Pac. X. X.
protecting bridges and scouting.
Headquarters was for some time M
Sedalia. Marshall, Blackwater. Lip
ton, Otterville and Jefferson City. At
Marshall some Of the printers found
an abandoned printing outfit and
published paper called The Guid.
on" There were only three or four
| issues.
During the stay of the Fourth at
| Marshall. Gen. Joe Shelby made
raid into central Missouri. which
brought into action all the available
forces Of the district. This raid oc-
CURED in October. and from the 9Th
to the 18th. the men Of the Fourth
were in the saddle. On that date.
after n hard nights ride, in an at
tempt to intercept shelby. they again
reached Marshall and came face to
face with him IN force. A battle en-.
| sueu !" ""." p"'' " WY 20
airy under ": Col. lazear. Cos. A.
II. T., and F. OF the Fourth under
Major Kelly and detachment OF
the Fifth enrolled militia under
Major Gentry. participated. Our
men were dismounted and moved up
us riflemen. The rebels skirted the
town on the north partly concealed
by oak bushes. Between their vollies
the rebel yell could he heard. aud
their artillery sent some shots up the
streets, hut after three hours they
were compelled TO retire. Want Of
space forbids other interesting par
ticulars.
While stationed ut Upton ] was
sent with 300 negro recruits to st.
LOUIS anu suc'essiuiy "eil's,e"
| mem witnout the loss OF one, 10 zen
'hnton u; FISH Nv benton oarrhchs.
/ AZ Jefferson wy, the feia,or
hereo, was on the ieth OF May pro
| mated In hFNt lieutenant unu nIltl
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30

scattered all over the united States.
Some have crossed our pathway
and tarried with us only for brief
time and then passed on to unknown
regions. Many printers have the
wanderlust. They are not content to
remain long in any locality or with
any Job. The. are wanderers. upon
the face of the earth, and of such
we have had our share, and
never to our recollection did We
turn one away hungry. or chance
to throw in case" and rest up al
while. Generally they Rave proved
good printers, doing their work vel
and then passing on.
Cyrus u. Bowman. was also con
rected with the paper when IT was
published and owned by his brother.
charles W. Bowman. lie worked
IN both the mechanical and editor
ial departments. and was a good all
round man wherever YOU put him.
Oscar Leonard. one of the old
time printers, from Kansas City to
Council Bluffs. during the old river
days, also worked on THE SENT.
MEL for many years.
Autobiography Of Chss W. Bowman.
The story which follows is told in
SENTINEL editors for a sketch of
my career from printers devil down
20 the present, under the presump-
ton that such a recital will be APP.
propriate to the fiftieth anniversary
Il the life of the paper. Interest
in the career of the writer, II any,
is supposed to lie in the part taken
by him In the inauguration and con-
duct Of the paper through its first
four years, not In the splendid rec
ord II has made in the 40 years
since his separation from H..
My later school days were spen,
in Oregon. first under Schoolmaster
Samuel NJ. Ruley. for probably two
years, finally under REV. Charles
Mccain. who had opened u private
school Of advanced grade. ! was
next placed IN charge of summer
school IN Atchison county. u job moi
of my own seeking, my father,
estimate Of my capability being much
higher than my own. Returning
home, I seem TO have determined e
become "a printer. ! never had seer
the inside Of print shop. but hat
profound respect for the mysteri
Gus art. One Of the men of tn,
News office having heard OF my IN
iuced me TO begin my apprentice
ship with the Holt County News
He was w. Thomas Smith, the fore
man, whom no one but myself vii
remember. ! had been great reade
particularly Of the old poets. an,
had attempted some verse maxim,
myself. To me II seemed u wonder
:ul thing to create something IN liz
crature. and to embalm II IN tn
printed page. So. therefore, IL wa
with no small degree of pride an,
zeal that ! took up the work. al
though ! felt rather older than
should have been to take so Lowry
place. was in my nineteenth yea,
Paraphrasing Bret Hare, 1T wa
August the third. is5s. and quit
soft was the skies. which II might b
inferred this tyro was likewise "
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30

While They Last-Eyery pair OF
o. BIB OveFxlls Except McDoneld,sl
will be closed out II sOc. fouh
have to hurry, Mister.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30
Phones, Old 81, Mutual %,
Women's Union.

MAY 3, 1918.
Business meeting at the home OF
Mrs. viii Morris.
Signed, SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-30

accustomed duties In central Mis-
souri,, and the next spring, April
18th, was mustered out at st. Louis,
the war having ended nine days be-
fore.
Upon our return to Oregon we
found the town without u newspa.
per, nor any vestage Of the old
News office. Rumor had 1t that
the plant had been thrown into the
street early in the war. II may
have been done as war measure
because of its seditious utterances.
Encouraged by friends, | set
about the establishment Of news
paper. ! realized $500 from the
sale of my horse "Billy." and equip
ments. About 5000 was raised by
subscriptions, and with this sum a
modest outfit, principally second
hand, was assembled. The type and
cases were bought of X. G. Cooper,
state printer, at jefferson City,
whose acquaintance l had made
while stationed there, and who sub
sequently went to Denver and was
managing editor of the Republican,
The Washington hand press and
other material were bought at the
St. Louis Type Foundry. My broth.
err, Cyrus, who was also q practical
printer, was my assistant, both In
the mechanical and editorial work
] think we also had boy, as every
cupied the same room In the Foster
block in which had learned thu
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-27

If citrus scab shows up in the grove
during the summer months, the affe-t-
ed branches should be pruned out and
burned. If such pruning is delayed
until other duties become more press
ing it will be overlooked. When the
fruit ripens the grower will be occu-
pied with marketing and the scabby
growth will hold over another year.
st least all those leaves and branches
showing the worst infestations should
be disposed of.
The University of Florida Expert
ment Station recommends further that
pruning for wither-tip anthracnose,
stem-end rot, and melanose should BE-
done in summer. All of these dis
eases may be pruned for at the same
time. Dead wood harbors the fungi
causing both wither-tip and stem-end
rot. If any branches yellow and with
er they probably are affected with
These should also be
pruned and burned.-Experiment Sta
tion News Service.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-27
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS
SALE,

Under and by virtue of a decree of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the
Circuit Court of Putnam County, Flor
Ida, by the Hon. s. ]. Hilburn, Judge of
said Court, dated the 18th day of June.
1915, wherein B. Joiner is complainant
and Mrs. Lizzie Potter and Arthur
George Waterton are defendants. and
wherein, the undersigned was appoint
cd Special Master in Chancery to sell
the property. herein described, l shall
offer for sale at public auction, for
cash to the highest and best bidder, at
the front door of the Court House in
the City of Palatka, Putnam County,
Florida, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
A. d. 1915,
being the sixth day of said month, dur
ing the legal hours of sale on that dav,
the following described property mem
toned in the bill of complaint herein,
lying and being in said Putnam Coun-
ty, to-wit:
Lots 1T, 17s, 1S9 and 100. in Block
20, in the Town of Interlachen, County
of Putnam and State of Florida, as re-
corded in Book of Maps in the Clerks
Office Putnam County, Florida,
H. r. MERRYDAY,
Special Master in ChancerY
Calhoun e. Calhoun,
Solicitors for Complainant
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-27

NOTICE is hereby given that
william BurdIck purchaser OF Tax Certit
cate No. 55, dated the End hay OF June A. D.,
1902
has filed said certificate in my office,
and has made application for tax deed
to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property, situated in
Putnam county, Florida, to-wit:
81 OF Nwl<, Section b, Township9, S.
Range 26 East, ~ Acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date of issuance of such certificate in
the name OF l.. H. Hart,
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law tax deed will
issue thereon on the 18th day OF September
A. D., 1915.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day OF August A. D., 1915
(SEAL) HENRY HUTCHINSON
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Co., Fla.
By II. Hutchinson. Jr.. D. C.