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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
For Sale or Trade...A good
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Route, 5.

A program and oyster supper viii
be given at the Cup school house,
Friday evening, November 18th. Ev-
erybody invited TO come and have .
good time.
Mrs. John Schiller and little girl
returned Sunday from . few days Wis
II In Kansas City with her brother,
Charley Watson and family and other
relatives.
Grant Pullen and family had a
possum dinner last Sunday, and en-.
tertained John Smith, OF Forest City.
OF course they had sweet "taters'
and other "dxin's"
william Hall, OF Waterloo, Iowa,
Is here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Pleas Greenlee, and family, OF Forbes.
lie Is an old veteran, having served
In the 18th Iowa Infantry.
Thanksgiving program and pie So
cial Al Pierce school, Wednesday even.
Ing, November ~. Everybody inyit.
ed HELEN l.. THATCHER,
Teacher.
bert Maple and wife have been
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Oh de-
gan and children, OF ST. Joseph, and
her brother, Kenneth Nedrow, OF
Maitland, and little nephew, willard
Whitman, OF st. Joseph.
e. o. Phillips was called to Tope.
ka, Rams, Tuesday, Of this week, to
attend the funeral Of his sister, Mrs,
Alice Ricketts,, whose death occurred
In that city, Saturday, November -
lie WAS accompanied Is far IS Savan'
nah by his wife.
Our sincere and heartfelt thanks
10 out TO Collector W. II. Alkire fol
favors received, The favor In ques
tion relates TO the palate and stom
sch, the most sensitive and spprecis
tive organs OF the genus homo. W.
may tell you more In regard to this
later.
An oyster supper and pie socia
will be given At the Nickell's Grove
school house, Wednesday evening
November cath. A box OF candy will
be given TO the most popular young
lady and . knife to the LATEST man
Everybody come.
BEuLAu KLorP, Teacher.
The condition Of Miss Fannie
Price who WAS stricken with paralysis
Tuesday afternoon Of last week, Is moi
Improved any, and she seems to grad
uaily grow weaker. The following
relatives from distance have been .,
her bedside: Mrs. Lulu Ryan, Skid
more: Lee Chadduck, John Colvin ant
Mrs. II. W. Caskey, OF St. Joseph, snt
| Miss Blanche MARYLAND, Of Falls City
| Nebr. LATER:-She died Wednesda!
night, Nov. II, about 1870. Obituar!
next week.
l, The following relatives ant
friends from . distance attended tn,
funeral Of Mrs. George Meyer, Sunda!
last: Mrs. Fred Diwineli, Miss Ann,
Fiegenbsum, Mrs. J. @. Steinmetz, st
Joseph, Mo-; S. II. Prather, Tarkio
John Hare and wife, Glasgow, KAns.
Kenneth Beck, wife and children
Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. William Ran
kin, Cody, Wyo,; Mrs. j, r. Gregory
Bay City, Mich.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19

TBeSOysoHuou NssOsSss AvSS
Services a follows next.. Sunday:
Sunday school st sa5; preaching ct II;
Christian Endeavor at $50. On %.
count ofthe meetings Ut the Christian
church there will be no preaching ser.
vices ct night and no prayer meeting
during the progress Of the meetings.
Miss Estle Acton IL leader Of the
c r next Sunday There we're ~
present last Sunday. The music vas
. special feature, Miss Grace MELON.
aid singing . solo and Mrs. Hogan
and Miss Byrd Peret . duet, both Of
which were much enjoyed.
We extend our congratulations and
good wishes to Robert Montgomery
and wife, who celebrated their Golden
Wedding last Sunday. They came
to Oregon In 1874 and Mr.. Montgomery
wss elected On elder 10 the church In
1877, which ONCE he hes held for the 80
years since. He wss clerk Of the 80.
sion for II years from 1884 to 1901, and
superintendent OF the Sunday school
for 20 years from 1874 to 1904 For
the last eleven years he has been teach.
er OF the Mems Bible class. Mrs.
Montgomery was . teacher In Sunday
school for about thirty years and for
and for many years president OF the
women's Missionary society. Al the
election Of officers last year she was
elected president for life. We rejoice
In their devotion to the church OF
Christ and hope that they may be
spared for yet many years OF useful
service.
At the request Of our county Sunday
school secretary and through the
kindness OF the mothers aud our Of.
tlcient photographer, Mr.. Weary, we
have sent to the State Sunday school
convention, In session at st. Louis
this week, q picture Of our Cradle
roll, consisting Of 81 pictures, combin'
ed In one. IL will be hung In the
cradle roll room at the church when
II Is returned.
The women's Missionary society
will hold their annual Praise service
at the home Of Mrs. George Lehmer
next Tuesday afternoon al 80, when
the folio Aing program will he given
Prelude Miss Lillian Price.
Hymn-Doxology.
Devotions President, Mrs. Mont
gomery.
Hymn-"we Praise Thee"
ess-president, Mrs. Mont
gomery.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Allen.
Paper, "Foreign Missions"-Mrs
vanBuskirk.
Vocal Duet-Mrs Rayhill and Mrs
Murphy.
Reading-Miss Jennie Foster.
Original Reading Mrs. T.. g. Cum
Minis.
Paper, Home Missions Mrs. Geo
Murray.
Poem Mrs. Kate Ruley.
Offering.
Piano Solo with violin obligato--
Mrs. Clagett, Mrs, Guy Cunimins.
All the ladies OF the congregation
are cordially invited TO this meeting
A hundred invitations have been sem
out. THIS Is . departure from TIN
usual custom OF holding the Prais,
service In the church, and II Is hopes
by this means 10 make II more per
sonal.
After the program . social hou
will be enjoyed, during which refresh
ments will be served by the ladies' I,
their guests.
7. A. tLA8Err, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
Matinee Prize Winners.

A. o. Mcintyre was awarded the Is
prize, given by the Oregon Merchants
Matinee Club, for purchasing the
largest amount Of goods from the club
members. He purchased goods from
Burrier & Schultz and Frank Foster,
which amounted to $3.50. +. M.
Bender WAS given the % prize for
the person coming the longest dis
lance and making purchases.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19

Thanksgiving program and pie
social At Pierce school, Wednesday
evening, November "a. Everybody
invited. HELEN +. THATCHER,
Teacher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19

Thanksgiving program and pie
social At Pierce school, Wednesday
evening, November q. Everybody
Invited. HELEN 4. THATCHER,
Teacher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19
County School Notes.

the privilege Of visiting seven OF the
schools In the north part Of the coun.
~, - we'll - the pleasure OF seeing
some Of her old.time friends.
Tuesday morning wss spent 1t Sum.
nit with Miss Katie Mckee and her
interesting school Of twenty.nipe pu.
pills. During the noon hour We drove
TO Cherry Dale, where We found an
enrolment Of fourteen, thirteen Of
whom were present. Miss Juanita
Hsddan. . graduate OF the Mound
City Teacher Training class, IL very
enthusiastic over her work and ID
teaching . good school. After school
WAS dismissed the superiot endent
took Miss Hsddan to her boarding
place, a. John Nauman's, and then
drove to the residence OF Mr.. George
Gaskiil, ST.. The Gsskill family were
old.time friends OF Mira. Murphy's In
the long ago, when she first came to
this state from Minnesota. At that
time Miss Ethel GAskill was . little
tot Of only four years OF age. and
Frank and George, who sSe now pro-
gressive farmers, living In Benton and
Union townships respectively, were
young lads still attending school.
Wednesday morning WAS spent At
p,nsh College tho situation Of this
school being quite In character with
i,s n,me Miss MARY Dunn,boo 4.
,o.chIny no, ssco,d ,srm bs,e Tb,r.
tv.seven pun,ls areenrolled ,h,rty.tvo
n, whom ue,e n,e.s,t ons of the
.ma,ls, punIls I'M. I,.nd.r.on Ward
Is Tho son ~ Eye,e,, wa,d who was
s,a,,ed on his scholastic career nv
Mrs Mp,nhv so,.e wears AGO.
Durlny tho noon hour ,he drive
uas made "a IN. NJ, Hone school.
Here ws found AN en,ollnen, Of sir.
teen Ali of whom a are prssen, .xcep, /.
inc psnson Garney a member Of the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-19

ID. N. Martin had business 10
Kansas City, last week. ...
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
PAIR ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Fatrer and Son Accused Of Killing
Girl Near Home a Year
Ago.

South Bend Indiana - Efforts
10 solve the mystery OF the murder
OF Hazel Maeklin. IL years old. whose
body Was found in vault in Spring
brook Park. near here, October %.
1914. resulted in the arrest of Ellis
y Ebersole. A., and his son. Newton
fhcrsole 90. who are charged by the
police with the crime.
The Ebersoles were arrested at
Bristol Ind. by Sheriff Thomas OF
Eluffton ELLIS is being brought 10
this city for examination. while New.
ton is held al Goshen
Hazel Macklin left her home in
South Bend TO answer an advertise
ment for u maid on August 2S, 1914.
She was seen to leave an electric car
near the Spriaehrook Park
ELLIS Ebersole lived near Spring
brook Park at the time of the muir
der.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
FRANK IS LYNCHEO
BY GEORGIA MOB
CROWD OF MEN GO TO STATE
FARM AND TAKE TIE
PRISONER.
WAS HANGED NEAR MARIETTA
Warden and Superintendent Covered
While Men Take Frank From
keepers-Prison Telephone
Wires Cut.

MiIedgeyillc, Ca A mob various.
ly estimated at between = and -
overpoWered the warden. superiutend
eut and guards at the Georgia state
prison farm. near here, and quickly
Got leo NJ. Frank and rushed him
away i'm an automobile
Frank was hanged to tree Two miles
out on pike from Marietta
First reports that it might Be friends
Of Frank were dispelled when a pris.
cner said he had heard . member OF
the mob say that Franks hody would
he placed on the grave OF Mary Pha-
ran at Marietta. Frank Wa serving a
life term for the murder of the girl
The mob was orderly, but work II
quickly Eight automobiles took the
men to within short distance of tn"
prison. First all wires from the prison
and all except one from Milledgevllo
were cut
Five men went to the house of i
T. Smith. warden. covered him with
pistols and stood guard over him.
other men went to the house of }. NJ.
Burke, superintendent of the prison
and held him under the cover of their
runs
Practically every other member ct
the mob tbcn rushed 10 tAe stockade
eate nearest the dormitory where
Frank vas being housed
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
DARDANELLES To RUSSIANS SIX KILLED ON OUTING TRIP
FREIGHT TRAIN HITS LOAD OF
MERRYMAkERS
Knights Of Pythas Special Wrecked
Near Columbus. O., and Many
Brave Men Are Injured

bus, Ohio 49, Six persons
we're killed ana at least 80 were in
jured. some of them seriously, early
yesterday, when freight train
crashed into a special train bearing
Il party of members of knights OF
Iythias Lodge of Mount Sterling. O.
many OF them accompanied b. their
wives or other members OF their fam
lies
The accident occurred at Orient
Station on the Baltimore a Ohio
Southwestern Railroad. IL miles
south of Columbus The excursion
lists were returning from an annual
outing at Cedar Point, near Sandusky.
The excursion train had stopped 10
take water when the freight train
crashed into it,
Members of the freight crew said
they knew the excursion vas ahead Of
them but understood their orders
gave the freight train clear track
The dead are Logan Holler. Pick
away county. farmer. Margaret Sol
lars. Thoruie Neff, carl ReiChelsder-
fer ard Thad Mitchell. all OF Mount
Sterling or tho immediate vicinity.
Fred Gearhardt. one or the injured.
died yesterday afternoon.
Several OF the injured. including
Mrs. Thoruie Neff. wife OF one OF
killed. ara believed TO have been IA
tally injured.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
INVESTIGATOR SAY ALL lNFOR-
NATION MUST COME FROM
THE GOVERNOR.
SAYS STATEMENT UNF 0UNDeD
Rumor of Promised Pardons Deniei
BY Former Governor-No Re-
port Has Been Rendered
Governor Hays.
Little Rock


That the committee appointed by
Governor Hays to investigate condl-
tions at the state farm has not
decided which of the prisoners, If any.
will be recommended for pardons in
the report to be made TO Governor
Hays, was the statement made BY
Former Governor George W. Dona-
ghey, member Of the committee
Statements that the committee
will recommend certain Of the prison
ers for pardons and giving the names
of the prisoners are merely presump-
tons, for the committee has not even
discussed what recommendations will
be made" he said.
Mr. Donaghey said the committee
will have nothing to say concerning
the investigation or the report to be
submitted to the governor. Any in
formation about the findings Of the
committee will come from the office
of the governor after he has received
the report, he said.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
OFFER SAID TO HAVE BEEN
MADE BY GERMANY.
Petrograd journal Makes Known
Peace Terms Offered by
Teutonic Allies.

Petrograd. Russia - The Novo
Nremya. confirming reports that
peace overtures were made 10 Rus
STA by Germany. says Germany Of
fered Russia Galicia and the parda-
nellos with guarantee of the intcE-
rity OF all Russian frontiers, stipu-
latlng that Russia should not oppose
the Cession of Egypt to Turkey nor
interfere with Gormauys free hand
in making peace with. Russias allies.
The Novo Nremya discussing the
theory that PetroErad is the real OBJ
Jectiye Of the German offensive. says
There Is an enormous difference be
tween the var of 1872 and the pres
ent conflict TIE Germans are hurl-
ing against Russia the equivalent to
seven such invasious as That OF Ma
Foieon and supported by the latest
technical appliances. whereas in MI
the Russian army in the latter re
speet WIS fully on par with the
French
The Germans are infinitely better
posted rs to the position of Russia
than Napoleon. and they are incap-
able of regarding Moscow as the key
to the empire They know that Pet
rograd is the political center and Il
IS only half as far from Riga as Mos
COW Il Is only nights railwa.
journey between RiEa and retrograd,
and the distance q 260 miles over
good roads and two lines Of railway
does not offer insuperablc difficulties.
This is no second war OF 1872 but
something far moro serious"
The Rech advises the population OF
retrorrad that air raids on the cap.
tai aye likely in the near future and
that a hostile cavalry force may pos
sihly get near the capital II SAYS.
however. that there IS NO fear OF any.
thing further at present
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Several Little Rock bankers who at

Several Little Rock bankers who at
tended the meeting of Southern bank.
ers in Galveston, Tex, returned home
enthusiastic over results accomplished
at the meeting.
Representative bankers from eight
cotton growing states pledged them,
selves to stand behind the producers
in an effort to secure fair and uni
torn price for cotton, and in this they
were pledged the support of the four
Southern federal reserve banks.
The means by which 4 is proposed
to secure to the producers a fair price
is the gradual marketing of cotton.
The bankers have agreed to advance
money to the farmers on cotton secur-
tiles and the federal reserve banks
representatives agreed to rediscount
this paper. Thus they hope to offer
10 more cotton than the market will
instantly absorb.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
GETS A RAlF-H0UR RESPITE
Writ OF Aabea, Corpus Stays sxceu-
ton Of Texan Who Killed
Railroad Official.

Fort Worth, Texas = Thirty min.
utes before c. \ Meyers WAS to
be HANGED here Thursday, til clerk
OF the cour, OF criminal appeals IN
Austin telephoned to the sheriff to
delay the execution until further no
tice \ writ OF haboas corpus had
beca filed before the court. question
Ing Myers sanity.
Myers a swiichman. shot and killed
A. ". Montague, superintendent of
terminals for the Texas q Pacific rail
road here, Jan. -. last The super
intendent had discharged Myers who
claimed he was unable to get work
with any other railroad because OF
Montague's influence. On account of
Myers claims several persons active
in the Socialist party here have taken
interest III his case
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
DRAWS PLANS Of DEFENSES
German Arrested Charged With Hav.
ing Made Drawings OF Military
Reservations.

Tallahassee. Florida. Or.
bo!ph. held here for Arrangement
on 4 charge OF having made drawings
Of military reservations and light
houses along the coast. claims Ger
man nationality. according to Jail of.
fioers He denied. they said. reports
that he WAS OF Austrian birth and
had received reiuittances from rela
tives in Austria
Orbo-ph was arrested by federal OF
ficeFs
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
CATTLE ARE STRICKEN BLIND
New Disease Breaks Out Among
Farmers Herds in Michigan
County.

Lansing, Michigan Puzzled by a
mysterious disease which is kill.
ing cattle in Saginaw county. mem
bers OF the state livestock sanitary
commission were confronted with an
other problem when report Was re-
ceived from Standish. Arenac county.
that cattle in that vicinity were being
stricken blind Inspectors have been
sent 10 Standish
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
OSCEOLA MOB SHOOTS MAN
Killing Of Sheriff In Joint
Rad

Osceola. Arkansas - Andy Crum
was shot 10 death in jail here by a
mob OF Is men. after the jailer had
been oyerpoWered
Crum was arrested in connection
with the killing OF S. D. Mauldin.
sheriff OF Mississippi county. Ark. in
raid by the sheriff and posse on
alleged blind tigers on Island 81. in
the Mississippi River. July 81.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
FUNSTON FINDS THEY HAVE =.
FUNDS TO EQUIP BORDER
BANDITS.
PRESIDENT VERY OPTIMISTIC.
Conditions at Vera Cruz Said to Be
Improving Since Carranza Prom
sed Protection to All
Foreigners.

San Antonio. Texas - Reports
from United States army Off
GERS in the field in the Rio Grande
Valley made to department hcldQuar-
ters indicate "a more thorough organi-
cation among the Mexican raiders
than the first outbreak suggested.
These official reports also Indicate
the movement is we'll financed and
an effort Is being made now TO trace
the source whence comes the funds
to equip and sustain the bands 81
raiders.
Gen Frederick Funston, command
Ing the southern department, is pre-
pared to call for additional troops to
Quell the uprising should the move
mont spread beyond the districts al
ready disturbed.
1900 Soldiers in Service.
Nearly all OF the 10000 troops In
this depart ment are on border duty.
That IL, 1000 are in this service and
the remaining 1900, with the oXcep-
ton Of the fifteenth cavalry. are held
In reserve at FL Paso. They consist
OF the medical corps. hospital corps
and like service
Gen. Funston said that should the
campaign spread beyond the counties
OF Cameron. Hidalgo. Willacy and
Nueces he would ask for additional
troops from other departments
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Wilson Approves Plan.

Washington. -. C President
Wilson on his return from Cornish.
\. II was given comprehensive &C.
count of the Mexican situation in all
IT. phases by Secretary Lansing.
The secretary told the president
that official reports indicated the sit
uation IN the vicinity Of Brownsville
WAS OF local character and that
quiet prevailed n Vera Cruz. whero
there had heen some aniiforeisn iem-
onstratluns.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Officers Seize Opium.

san Francisco Opium valued at
over $4,000 is in the possession Of
the State Board of Pharmacy as the
result OF raid in Chinatown by Off
GERS OF the board. II is said to he
the largest single seizure since impor
tation of smoking opium was prohi
bited
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
ARMY AlRSHlP TAXES A DROP
Capt. Knox Killed. and Lieut.. Sutton
Probably Fatally Injured at
Ft SILL

Washington, D. Capt Knox,
detailed To the Quartermaster corps
at Fort sill. Ok. was killed and Lieut.
Sutton Of the signal corps was in
jured seriously when Aeroplane Ne Il
became unmanageable during a prac-
tiee flight at Fort sill and crashed
to the ground. The accident was an
uounced in telegram to the war de
partment shortly after noon yester-
day
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
FOR HURRIED READERS.

"system-wide' educational cam
paign in the interests of prevention OF
accidents is to be started soon by
the Safety First Committee of en-
ployes organizations of the Iron
Mountain railroad. The campaign will
include besides lectures to employees
at division points, meetings with the
general travelling public and the dis
tribution of circulars containing safe
~ hint dont's"
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Soldiers wife Tries to Die.

Chicaso.-Fcaring her husband. a
private In Company NJ. Eighth United
States Infantry. would be sent into
Mexico. Ars John Greene % years
old. swallowed mercury tablets She
is in critical condition in local
hospital
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
United States Rejects Views.

Washington The United States
dispatched To Vienna a note reject
INK til" Austro-ilungariau views tht;
the great scale on which war mum
Uons are beiue exported from Nmeu
ca 10 enemies Of the Germanic allies
lis not ia cousonance with tae dcabr
uou of neutrality"
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Alaska Land Reopened.

Washington Nearly half ~ the
land in the Cbueach national forest,
Alaska. through which the govern.
ment railroad is To run. f. restored 70
the public domain by proclamation Of
President Wilson The boundaries ~
tho forest contain approximately >
SIS 900 acres
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Head Of Senate Is President

Port au Prince -Sudre Darlington
ave. president OF the senate, was
elected president az Haiti by the ma
tional assembly He succeeds Gen.
Nilbrun Guillaumn, who was assassi-
mated by mob.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19

Withdrawal of Judge !. L. B'Shers
from the race for commissioner Of
agriculture, and entrance OF Judge
Lewis c. Smith OF Dewitt in the gov.
-ernors race, have constituted new de
velopments in the political situation.
Judge B'Shers says he expects to de
vote his entire attention to large
Lonoke plantation he recently pur-
chased
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Iowa Postmaster Removed.

Cedar Rapids. la. \. OXley. post.
master at henwood. has been re
moved from office by Postofflce In
spector Griffin IS the result OF a rob
berry. I'm which $500 in cash and
stamps was taken.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Earth Shocks Felt in Austria.

Amsterdam. (Via Londonl A dis.
patch to the Frnnkburter Zeitung from
Laibach. Austria, under date of Au.
gust H. says that extraordinarily Sc
we're earth shocks were registered at
frequent intervals.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
To Put Federal Prisoners to Work

Washington Attorney General
Gregory practically has decided that
the 5000 prisoners in The three, fed.
raj prisons shall BE- pa to work MAJ
ing articles which can be bought by
government departments. incmdinc
the army and navy
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Brother Stays Girls Fiance.

Starkyille, Mise. f. Wilson was
shot and instantly killed by W. a.
Thomas, who resented Wilson's at
tentions to his sister Roma Thomas
The girl witnessed the tragedy, and
later attempted suicide.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Italy 10 Buy American Grain.

Roae,-The latest official reports
regarding the harvest show that Italy
needs le,oooo0 quintals more OF
grain for her consumption until next
year Most ~ this grain viii be pur~
ohascC In America.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19
Shooting In Crowded Cafe.

Los Angeles. Cal-R. c, Cunning
ham. a city fireman, entered n crowd
ed cafeteria in the downtown district,
shot Miss Flora Sanders. an empoye.
twice and then fired three bullets into
bis own body.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-19

Chicago. - Investigation Was or
dered into the death OF Mrs. Charles
=, Randall. wife OF prominent board
OF trade member. and Miss Harriet
Blakeslec. woll-known social worker.
who were killed when street car
ran into the Randall automobile
when the women We're returning
home from thcater.