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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-24
FasCl0 dl n0tlzle ftaliane-
FOSCO dPamma in uR CaSCInaIe

NAPOLI. II. = Stamane e acca-
duto IN un cascinale vicinu a Marano
un atroce delitto, il contadino Dome
nico Giosue' sposo tempo ia tale Eli
sabetta Roggero che eli ayeva porta
to in dote quattro moggia di terrenO.
Passati primi tempt del matrimonio
il Giosue' comincio dimos trarsi
scontento della dote pretendendo al
ire due moggia di terreno a cio'
continui litigi con i genitori della
moglie.
L'Elisabetta aveva un fratello emf
grato in America IN questi giorni il
giovine era tomato per adempiere al
suoi dcveri militari II giovane a no
me Ruggero, saputo come stavano le
cose ha cercato di conyincere il CO.
gnato lasciare in pace suoi geni-
tori e a contentarsi di un altro mog-
gio di terreno
Stamane egli ebbe una nuova di-
scussione col Giosue', discusslone che
81 inaspri al punto che il Giosue, uo-
mo prepotente brutale, corse su in
casa e afferrato il fucile, 10 scaricava
dalla tinestra contro il cognato che,
dandO un grido, stramazzava terra.
Qualche minute dopo un secondo
colpo di fucile rimbombava dalla
casa colonica gil accorsi vedevano u
scire barcollante la Elisabetta.
l. altro fratello del Roggiero, che
ayeva visto il Giosue' sparare sui fra
tello, in un impeto d'ira aveva sua
volta afferrato un fucile ne sparava
un colpo contro la sorella che ritene-
va causa della lite.
| due feriti venivano messi su di
un carretto e trasportatl Napoli al
Pospedale del Pellegrini, dove sono
stati ricoverati IN imminente pericolo
di vita
due feritori sono attivamente ri
cercati perche' latitanti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-24
TragiCa fine di una giOVinetta

SIENA, 1. - Ieri sera poneva mi
seramente fine 81 suoi giorni Ia dician-
novenne Ermes Marradi, abitante in
via Vallorozzi %. lie cause che han
no spinto al suicidio la Marradi sem
bra debbOnO attribuirsi a dispiaceri
amOrOsi: essa pero non aveva mani
festato ad alcuno il suo triste propo-
sito. ApprofttandO dellassenza del
famigliari, la fanciulla prepare un
braciere di carbone, che colloco' nel-
la sua camera e di essersi assicurata
di non essere disturbata, 81 adagio
sui letto in attesa della morte che
non tardO' sopraggiungere. II dolo
rosO fattO fu constatato da un paren-
te, che rincasando trogo' la Ermes di-
st9sa sui letto gia' cadavere. Flu Nav-
vertita con sollecitudine la polizia e
il commissario, recatosi sui posto,
non pote' che constatare il decesso
della fanciulla. II fatto ha prodotto
in citta' dolorosa Impressions.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-24
II fePOCe deIlttO dun QuindiCenne

MESSINA, "A. = Mandano ola
Sutera che il quindicenne Paolino
Lombardo, dl Carmelo, quattro gior-
nj or sono, nella campagna di Sutera
per motivi non ancora bena accertati
uccise con un colpo difucile il ragaz-
20 Saverio Terrific di II ami.
Dopo aver consumato il delitto, il
Lombardo nascose la vittima sotto
alcuni fasci di stoppie nella stessa 10
calita' ALA sera, aiutato dial padre
Carmelo trasporto' il cadavere dell'in
felice giovanetto IN una localita' re-
mota dove 10 nascose mel crepaccio
d'una roccia.
Allarmato della scomparsa del fl
Clio, il padre del piccolo Saverio av-
NSI IILNd CdIdDlulSEI Z luSlou0 au 6S-
5! 81 dava allie piu' diligenti ricerche
riuscendo dopo non pochi sforzi
rintracciarne il cadavere mel suo ma
scondiglio.
l sospetti cadevano subito sui Lom
bardo che veniva arrestato insieme
al padre. [ due sui principle negaro-
no, ma sottoposti uno stringente
lnterrogatorio finirono per confessare.
81 noti che il precoce delinquente in
America, dove trascorse alcuni ami
in compagnia del genitori, 81 rese col
pevole di nm altro delitto uccidendo
un bambino di tire ami. Data Ia sua
giovane eta Ia piccola belva Sc la
cavo' col pagamento di una ingente
s2mma.
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I'm aVVGCatO SOCiaIlSta SfPeqiatO

PALERMO, 20. = Law. Fran
cesco Alessi, noto sooialista e profes-
sionista palermitano mentre usciva
dalla sua abitazione situata in piazza
Verdi al n. o 221, venue improvvisa-
mente sfregiato da uno sconosciuto.
Law. Aless1 trasportato all'ospe-
dale ha dichiarato di non conoscere
paggressore. Pare 81 tratti di questio-
ne dindole professionals.
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PeeIor 6 Felt

Avvocato in cause civil. criminal
Indiana
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22

belonged to that class whose word
was never quest toned, and whatever
he said. his nrighbnts ant friends -.
gardrd a. strictly rrliah.
Judge NanWmnpf waS barn In Al
lpgiianI county. New York, lat, 18th,
l>2n. aui Ns~ there re ~ TITS N,lh
year ~ ~" tine ~ li~ death. Ills
pitIi~ moved 10 Miami county. In.
diana, where tie deceased sr,A 10
young maulu 4 aud pIIsu,d tie lite
" IT," farmer. whrf" be- married Mis-
Nariia iIriI"'. Mr. NlnWufu'i
dird Nugu>' l.'h, 100
Following virWIiritt'. ii"r'up.-
eau" Geo Jackson cuuril. Missouri
where ir i,'urd aud w l>'p be- cane
, 10 iii' County Ant iura'rd ~ iafu
~ nipu township, Which hc cpnliu
net anti Advancing years caused him
g. CIV" ~ ar'IN" iiir. ant ui la"
yeas lr ia. nrtu making MS HON"
With hi> srn. Al.
II. Sawed a. u"uh"f uf the
county count ter ihr upper district
from - To- ls1N I'uIiiirilly, lr wlS
u S'aunrh Republican: rii.iuuNly be-
aa~ , Missionary liipi,t. lie i tie
90 H. = uI alami.i ~ usht bfrihri>.
"iiu~- = 'ut' .in'd ig'> ,N"risr 80 trafs
Tie Ma~ iiir 80 ii,icii ui tt,ig I. hg"
! - - y, having Il - iniiiai-d ~
tnN H." ~ 80. and h,~ rruliuu,
uusiN f"nsin-i = n"u,nt ~ iu, par.
cni pi.-
H. ~ a." f,tl-r uf seven chi.
drru. ,IS q nhuin SurNiyr These a'r'
NIuan, MrS Eunlcr Wruhruli and
hr~ MARTHA >p,ng'f, al ~ Spfins.
| Debt, missouri; Aitmii. ~ craig: Mr.,
lnhs AuS'in, IT li'uipr, Missouri;
/ Mt, Jruuir Mann. uf pk laiuna.
Thr iuurfa services wrfr held
from ihr >-A Liberty chutrl, sun
dal, l1ih instant, conducted iN Rev.
puckcti, Oi tie fairiax Baptist
church, and lie Was laii Ia rest IN tie
New Liberty cemetery, With the hon.
Ors ~ lie ! - - r. lodge. conducted
10y trais lodge, uf which lac had been
member for over ~ years.
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Three Score and Ten.

Mrs. Mary G. Seeman, Of this city,
on Monday, Of this week. January i.
1915, reached her SEVENTEEN birthday
In good health, and wonderfully well
preserved \ number Of her German
lady friends arranged pleasing sur d.
prise on her on the occasion. and
called on her from 2tO ) y. m ofthat
day, bringing with them their sincere
congratulations and well Wishes. rust.
ing that she may he spared for many
more years that they may continue to
attend with her IN the old historic
German house OF God. where hey have
worshiped 50 faithfully aud ~ long.
Mis- George Seeman and Mrs. Levi
Schultz served dainty rcfreshmentsto
the visitors a. they called and the
birthday will lIc A. sweet To- her per.
haps as any Of the many pleasant
landing places IN her lies voyage.
Mary Sueiterlein wa~ born IN Aug.
en-. Raden, Germany. aud IN February,
1856, came direct To oregon with her
brother, Charles In October, 1854,
size became the wife II Fred Seeman
Mrs. Seeman wasdeptiyci OF her hiis.
band September >, lnnl, aud since
tina, time has lived IN widow. .ood at
her coy home. In cOmpany with her
daughter, Mrs. Levi Schultz and hu-.
band
By her marriage live children came
to bless her home, all u whom are
living: Mrs. Levi Schultz. and George,
OF Oregon; Mrs. i " Cafder, Of 81.
Joseph; William n. u Los Angeles.
California, AMI I. T.. at oakland.
Iowa
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
JANUARY WEATHER IDEAS.
Continued from page H.

they have been during December.
The Germans will cross the Bzura
River sacrificing 5000 900 OF their
brave soldiers and the Allies will
knock another vowel out Of the User.
The French will move their trenches
up eight feet and seven inches and the
Germans " i'll capture , WO, 0OO Russian
prisoners on the Upper tistula. Tie
Russians will dislpdge the enemy from
a trench at Starckorczin and the
Turks will chase lD,OoO,cW Russians
out Of the Caucasus and pursue them
TO the very gates Of Petrograd. The
Allies will recover an acre and a half
of territory north OF Lombaertzyde
and there will be reports sent out
that the Germans have captured all
the territory from the Lys to the
Somme, which reports will prove TO
he Somme more Lys. The report
that the Germans have captured
Lo~icz and SkiernicwicZ In Poland
and changed their names to Smier.
kase and 'umpernickle will he con.
tirmed, and the Austrians In attempt.
ing to take SremichitZa and give II
decent name will drench Servia In
blood. The Monteniggers will cap
ture Krieyosijic and the Germans viii
take Warsaw and change It's name TO
Millstadt, while the free born Ameri.
. - az
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Al the usual services on next sab
bah.
Good audiences Mere present al all
the services last SUNDAY. In the eve.
ming The young people formed a choir
which w. hope viii he continued as Il
helps very much IN the worship ofths
church.
The Ladies' Aid Society held an all
day meeting on Tuesday, NJ the home
Of Mrs ban Martin. They had an
enjoyable time, y good dinner and ~.
complished lot Of work.
The prayer meeting committee OF
the Christian Endeavor society met
on Monday night Al the home Of Mr.,
Frank Green and made out the list OF
leaders and planned their work for
the next SIX months.
Prayer meeting this Thursday night
Al 7:.3o. The PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Go Forward.

| EDITOR SENTINEL, Dear Slr:-As
! April approaches, so does the spring
election, both Of city aud school oil.
GERS, and II Is always we'll to he look.
ing ahead for some good material to
I'LL these places. As a rule, MIR. Edi.
tor, our people pay too little atten.
tentiOn To the filling Of these places
on the city and schOulbpaids What
We need on both are men Who take an
interest In public affairs looking at
ter the cit,'s streets, alleys, side.
walks. etc, and keeping the city
clean. While there are no salaries at d.
tached to either Of the jih.. public
pride and Interest ~ both city aud
school should be an incentive for put.
ting up good men Tor both places.
Oregon. IN order 10 keep In tie front
rank with other towns. should put IN
system ui sewerage, pave her 81 reefs
I ~ moi all at least a part start the
movement and II will grow year 10y
year until all are paved. Another
( very important improvement that Is
needed isa nth school building. using
the old bnilding exclusively for the
grade. am convinced by What !
have seen and heard that Oregon
could have quite a loi more non resi-.
dent pupils from tie districts ada.
cent 10 ours II We had the facilities 10
accommodate them II Il my opinion,
/ Mr.. Editor, that IN a few years that
all Of tile outlying districts near our
larger towns viii become a part OF
their school districts and that tn,
chi drrn viii br conveyed IN aud on,
~ tni from one central district and
whl up' look ahead and hc prepared
fur 'niS emergency by milding good
substantial Illeh ScnDpl building this
year
Mr. Editor. during Your fc,iirnr,
IN oregon, iuu know tie Tendency Of
her CITIZENS h1s always h"ru 10 fpre,
~ 'Iu font, and ~ have always g't.
ten Ai|t' Ne asked fHf and went after
and 'hr tine /, ruN rigl' 10 ask a.,
prupv 60 ,u'" a. the Npri ''rri NJ
fuf Hur much needed improvements
iuuHI town.
T lrasr pat ~" matter ~ 30 ,h,
voter, ~ hrIp hlum uur good did
tnNu and pat hrf uu ne map whrt,
size ia> always h"ru aui lrIpngs ana
wi' remain. q. | have runliirnc,
rnunIiI IN uur p""pl" iu think they
wiI ITO the right thing. ~ the right
time ~ they have alNays done In H.,
pas. CIri/EN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
beaumont.

NrSS fc,ri,S ~ ~ the death
pi Peter bsafmunt. an Old and
highly respected citizen NJ North.
ern Holt, Whp had resided In
the county fur over forty years, aud
IN all lhu" years hr lived on the
broah plane NJ the no.dcn Rule.
Mr. beaumont vas horn IN Clark
county Virginia, Apfil L., -, and
Aa~ ih","iptr nearing Its NntiI bfih.
d,y ~ the iiiu" IT lis death. which
ur'urf-d Monday, January isih. 1913.
barring ~. i'iNii war hr served for
four years IN the Confederate arm A.,
ant participated Ia the battles ~
Get y>burg. Petersburg. SECOND IuIl
Ran. and other engagements IN Nif.
ginii and the Potomac, lie hrS'
came 10 Missouri, loraiing IN iiucl'
anan county, whrrr IN Isis ~. Was
married 10 Mr> MUilic Buck. whose
maiden name VAS Reel lie and " lie
returned Ia Virginia, and IN ISL
they came back 10 Missouri and 10.
Gated N Liberty township, Where he
has ever since resided,
Their. we're nine children born "a
Mr.. and Mrs beaumont, live suryk.
Ing their father: W. :, Who IL At
the head IT the State Normal Al Cape
Girardeau; !. b and Lucy. Of Mound
CITY; Hayes, OF omaha, and Claud, NJ
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Births And Deaths.

From tie report Tor 1913 Ut br. =
-. Davis, .iI'" registrar ut i'a' Stats.
lies frr Maitland and 'liy tpNnslip,
We learn that tie deaths amt b,fiiS
Mere less than IN lnli
The report aisp shows that IN 1913
there wcrc tntrr times A. many births
A. deaths and In 1911 the births nun.
b,rcd a little bit more than tWuiim,S
Tia. number uf DCatis.
During the year 1914 br Davis ~.
ports H. deaths and - births, al
Nhich l. 1T the births Mrfc Inside
- iuNn In jhr township, and ~ IN
fuan bui uf tie numlprr 81 d,alh>
!. Mvfr uui>i,i" 81 town ~ to" town.
snip and ~ t"Nn.
Th-i. Aas uir month NJ tie year
Mat onll uu. hifih occurred aud one
month thai only on. death occurred.
hat ~ lnli inri- we're three mont iS
~ which ~ draihsuccurrrd and lliirr
months ~ birih> we're reported
The following report lIf IsNi~
gives fora p"fiId II IT," N"atS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Society Organized.

The young people OF the Christian
church partially organized = Young
Peoples society Of Christian En-,
deavor, Sunday evening, with a pres
ence Of from forty TO hfty Of most
willing workers. The organization
will probably lie completed next sun
day evening, when the bylaws and
other rules will he IN readiness. The
following were elected rs officers for
the present quarter: Don Martin,
President; Blanche Hodsin, Vice.
President, Giles Cooper, Secretary;
Helen Jones, Treasurer: Thelma
Brooks, Pianist; Enie Carol, Assist.
ant Pianist; and Walter Bell and
Garth Hatch, Librarians.
The meeting next Sunday evening,
"Favorite Characters Of The Bible,''
will he lead by BERT Maple and all
present, desiring TO become members,
will he entered a. charter members.
Special music. Come. Y. y.
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With His Sickle Keen.
Berry.

Mrs. Margery Berry died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. A. q.
bankers, In this city, saturday eve.
ming al nine O'Clock, Jan. ., 1915,
aged 20 years, live months and six
days.
She was born at Niles, Mich, Aug.
ust }, 1871, and with her parents. Dr.
Jesse Noel and wife. came TO Mis-
souri, IN $50. Size was married IN
1885, to Mr.. \. !. Berry, Who died
IN October, 1910. She Was the mot her
Of thirteen children ten having died
In infancy and two sons, Jesse and
viii. IN manhood Jesse died April
1911, and VIII ~ years ago only
one Child IL left. Mrs. a. -. bankers,
with whom dear old mother had
made her home since the death Of
her husband In 1910.
Mrs. Berry father. Dr. Jesse Noel,
was a physician In Corning In the
early days lie died here IN lss2 and
tie mother IN l!mi.
Mrs. Kerry took sud ienly W from
heart trouble at four O'Clock SaIur.
day evening and At mine her spirit
took It's Hight heavenly TO Jrin tie
loved ones gone IN before.
Grandma Berry was q woman we'll
liked 10y the community al large To
her credit she lad many deeds OF
kindness and cheer. Truth VAS the
inspiration of her life, and 10y kind
ness she eSempliticd It's greath worth
To her the struggle ~ HE ~ ended
and We know She has awakened Ia sec
Ties endless morning break and Ill,
knows herself IT home with all the
vast ,hrong u loved ones, missed
from clfth'> >af, al uut her.
TIE funeral services we're conducted
from the Christian church, Monda,
afternoon. Ian. u, At twD O'Clock
Elder Thompson preaching the ser
mon. luirfHrui Nas IN the family
lui ~ Nj Hope cemetery.
"rhr sunset ,prJk~ Int frrbly uf
Auu'ur' lay M i Vel
Corning Mirror, January 18th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Italy Again Shaken.

l.tN ag,in has been visited hv an
rar'hIu,h" ~ Ni.ie extent whirli, ~
rurding - the tate aiyirrs, has fr.
suited In ~" death Il 2h,Wn persons
AMI iriIry iu plS>ihy IlUn more In
ne" iuAnS ani villages best rpyrd
Tie >huck aas the strongest Rome
has frli IN more than In years The
toNu II AyclItnn, IN ~" AhruIli lie
par'mrnt, SiSly'thrrr mites east ~
Rome. has lIrrn leycl.d lirgrOund.
her" S,O0i persons are reported tnhavr
been Killed, Ia many small towns
surrounding Rome buildings wrre
partially Wrecked, while Al Naples a
panic occurred and houses fell a, Ga
Ser'a, a short distance tn the east,
From beloa Naples IN the South 10
ferfrra IN the North, n distance ~
more than pn miles, and across AL
most the width ~ the country, the
undulatory movement cont inurd for a
considerable period. In Rome n was
thought A. first that iva shocks had
occurred. hut the seiSmographic In
strumpnis In the obseryat orieS
showed there Was only one which. be
ginning At 7;ii o'clock In the morn,
Ing, lasted from - to ~ seconds. The
shock came on Wednesday last, jam
-, lptL
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Give your order TO the
Economy Grocery Depart.
ment and you will make a
nice saving.
kREEk 4 HASNESS.
Bigelow and Vicinity.

G,urg. CONWAY In III. News J,Gpr.
snnian of January l,th SAYS:
IN, elevator MAS p,yinr sixty.
four cents for corn the first of the
week.
u -,
'" wv ~ '''e ''"N>'"s "",'' W
NV "'p'' " :" 49, avn VIZ wv
"o" .',' Wv "PP'''''''" W ''' ''"''''s
P"'''
Jesse Kahn II In Kansas City this
" eek invest igating the merits Of a
tractor engine with a view to pur.
chasing one for Use on the farm.
John Dodson lost a valuable horse
last week which was running IN the
stalk Held, Quite u number Of horses
have died which were IN stalk fields,
In this neighborhood.
~ ~ w,so, ,.a, A., afr. =.
n,...,, -, n,a,,. .''., w !"
,ns.,,,,a a,a ,a. ,,a, ,.a,,. C'..,'''f
n.y.. ~ ~ J ,.,.,,;,a , ~. w." ''.,,,." w..
Cn,,s, mas ,rasan, n',, =, '.as y , ~, .
,a,. ~, a',,,,,,,'' wv " W." = INV
'
Ed. iiinkle, OF Fortescue neigh
borhood, was IN town one day last
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
l3abl,.

Mary Eli,ab.,h IVES, MAS ln,n n.ar
Ma,i.ita Ohio. linn. ll,h ,s.U and
died AZ her home In Monnd Ci,y. Ian.
nary lGtb. ,oIi ay. IA vsa,s y
months and , DAYS. She WAS united
In marriay. In George w Rrooks
January nth. ls0s IN Ills union
four children we're horn. Georve All.
bert BROOKS. Mrs, g. r. Allison. ho,h
DECEASED. Charles ". Hrooks and u
=. Brooks. Of Oregon. No. She MAS
married In 1870 10 Ormsn p. Bsbb a,
Dsnyllle, IN. To this union one child
MAS horn. p, M. Hal,b. NJ Orevon,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22

The following officers OF Forest
City Rebekah lodge were duly In
stalled Monday evening Of last week
by District Deputy, Mrs. John An
derson:
Mrs. Mary Thornhill, y. G.
Mrs. bertiIa Beavers, V. g.
Mrs Alverds Thornhill, Sec.
Mrs. Alice Scott, Treas.
Mrs, Lulu Edwards, n. Sec,
Cords Anderson, II, y, y, G.
Jessie Long, l.. s. N. &.
Flora Cooperider, u. s. V. G.
Anna Elmer, l.. s. V. q.
Mary Wallace, Chaplain.
Hattie Speer, Warden.
Josie Sipes, Conductor.
Jennie Hoover, Inside Guard.
julie Gifford, Outside Guard.
Following the inst allation, a most
enjoyable luncheon WAS served and
oil went home towards the early
morning hours, feeling that IL Was
good TO have been there.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
John A. Coodhart.

The genial story teller Of the Tri.
umph district, hands out the follow.
Ing bunch OF interesting items about
his locality, saying that
Frank Ashworth shipped In two
tine car loads Of feeding cattle, last
| week.
Earl Rebel acted rather queer
last week. lie married Ida Lewis.
We congratulate them and wish them
success IN life.
"A son was born To Mr. and Mrs.
Col~ell, Of Maitland, last SUNDAY, but
lived only few hours. and was buried
Tuesday.
We underst and that a man by the
name OF Campbell will move to tile
a ~. Morris farm vacated 10y Wi.
liam Shields.
william Shields will move from
the \. u. Morris fatn 20 the william
Leeper farm, IN Nodaaay county, this
spring. We will he sorry to lose an.
other good neiglbor aud citizen.
Everything moving along In a
normal condition. Billy lin patter-
son shipping out his weekly car vi
hogs. lie talks some Of making his
shipments semlweekly.
Mrs. Fred. Watson. OF Nebraska
Is visiting her relatives and old neigh
bors. She and Mrs. Frank Williams
spent last Saturday at T. ~ Wat
sons. sunday with II. G. Williams
and Monday with -. &. Goodhart.
The dredsc boat l. doing a good
business. They are digging right
along. Mr.. Stevens and wife hay,
returned aud built them a shack VI
tile river They are boarding thrii
hands and living ~ culy ~ you please
u T.. Wright aud wife spent lasi
Thursday with T. \. GHlihart and
wife. We understand Sir. and Mrs
Wright intend moving o. Mound
! Cuy In the spring. We don't lihr {,
lost them A. they ate among uur test
citizens and VII be- missed in tIi'
nriGth1rlnui
.lor Henry shipped hi, cattle {,
- Joseph. LAST week tie vs. ~ ~
cited Nhrn be- .rf' home that hg lot
got lis hat, nu' -. Z. GouIhaft hap
prucd along and Iur's pnnd wife ,rul
hts ll' after lim Al. the trnuh.r 10,
has AZ present /, thr drrad IT tLc H.
come tan.
John Wright stole = match On a.,
nrishbJfhuud, Sipp,d uut and VA
Iuictly married lie did the sam,
thing With his father in.ls~, Mi
\u"llSrh lie stole l"rirl without
even sNkiug TT b,r. always knew
John NaS SOFT at SiN coon huI
never Thought hr hii nerve enough
To- takr = girl from under hrr father
nose aUi never S,l a Nufh ahnii n
We area iit'lr afraid luhn Nhcliscl
vii hesitate ahUu' calling him cousin
bat all tie same they make a In,
luuhIng couple and vii rank anon.
our Wst citizens W. rnngfa'ulit,
them ani Wish them success and hap
pinrsN Through their Journey ~ HE
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Holt County Sunday School Notes,

Last sabbath ! was In one OF the
very liyeliest Sunday schools IN this
county, ! want the worker who feels
listless. or indifferent, or discour.
aged, or those Who think things re-.
ligious not worth while to take the
time TO 40 10 Corning, Mo-, and there
get enough inspiration and enihusi
assn 10 last u whole year. H. would
do a world Of good Ia pass the regu.
lar class hour with the splendid su.
perintendenI, the earnest teachers
and the eager pupils. VAS called TO
this school January 10, to organize q
class Of tine lads, and you are going
to hear from these same clean, In
quiring lads some day, The com.
munity Will he the better for having
such splandid fellows.
Pleasant View Sunday school IL
calling for the Field Secretary to he
with them the tifth Sabbath. She
will Ire accompanied by and assisted
In the days work by our County Ele.
mentary Superintendent, Mrs. u. 4.
Itoselius, Of Corning.
Ed. Thurman, OF Oregon, and Mrs.
McNaul, OF Maitland, will be glad to
help any school. Let us be up and
doing, Ask for the county officers TO
visit and give service to your organ
izations.
Have you registered all your organ
lied classes; and has each com munity q
Teacher Training Class9 J. p. Lacey,
Oregon, Is County Superintendent OF
this work. Tie will tell you what
books to study and how to begin the
work. Write him.
Holt COUNTY FIELD SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-22
Highway Commissioners.

The llnit county I'uard ~ Highway
Commissioners held Meeting a. the
rnsnti clerks ,ilirr MONDAY uf last
week. Jhnuap iilh. aud ii.pu,ri ur
What huS.n,ss lirN lIi uu itri
President Mrt indli,l and secretary
Henry tupN were the HuiN wru.,r,
present. tine mart ururrr. lWu Pa.
i"t,uu. 3" iug tn,rul. tIr boar. AU.l.
tied H. account, MiI al owed iur Co..
lowing Ndr'dul.. Iu~ upiId h,,
control ui IT, dragging % the county
sea- roads ~ Hot rpwu'N and u,y go
'rnl, r.r round mite i.rdfiaEiua tine
roads, ~ aid nu' los the commission.
ctS, ,uhirc, 'u approval 90 ilr state"
highway cuuu,,,Iunpf.