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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17

Ms Nlsry CFlygSu. u lees sun.
NIT, GsVrSs Pqyngsc AMI 'spuy I
Sigeigs AMI Gnyry AMI dksy.i
pgyntsr u AgACn, visited 'es ilys
lsG sssS sila .ustr ugJusf N'>.
Char. - Hrignt Savannah Reporter
SspJgmo,r ,V
u = pccyns, the senior II .ai>
eager A. -sI1rneu rom Exec >lCr
Springs, snsrs as lAs been .aAins ne
baths AMI irinsiDs me sslsf Bs
sAys, snl.s AIS sy-sisnl Is noe Any
eetter ,t $ noe Any worse, Aad ,nyss.
:a.ly 10 .s.s eos o~ttsr.
e. y. Phillips lnd sifs, lccvn.
panied ~ Ms. Rsoscca Proud ADD
Mrs.. Hannah trsin iroys ~ 81
FannAa And -. Icsspn, sunday AsI,
-sIurripx IN me evening Miss Gene
We've Proud returned stth them, md
visited sitn ruistiyss And trisuds here
soc . zee lays.
Dick Is oscx-his numerous
friends ~. <xr, ootn Stris AMI opys,
out nore Especially ais parents, &. 5.
BridgsmAn And sife. Are glad. Sc,
sitn his grandmother, Mrs. Icssph
Groves, AMI ~ lncis, took in ~ The
s,xnts u cns Pacific S,ops, the AZ
,vslt!ca, IN sacc, everything 20 ~
sssn In the West.
Raw. T y. Soosrts, u New Point;
3. q. prsis~atsr, u falrSis~ Sruoi
district: Iacuo Bunlz. " the Wcucts
DISTRICT. AnI Hsv. Ciaxslt AMI wife
And A, VnBusxirx, n Oregon, we're
in Altsaianca IL tina Prusoytery 1f
rns Presbyterian church. IN ssssion
&c Hopkins, russ,iay And "Wednesday
of tnis Sssx.
y z. Payus, .. y ), And sifs, snc
have ossn looking ~ the sights In
Colorado, an rouLs ~ SAainA. AAnsas.
snsee tnsy sxpset 70 locats, stoppsd
haro, FOR 4 teW days visit. last sssx
stfs and tamily II go rsmemosr
c1rrvctiy, Or. Payne ssuaisst sttn Dr.
Pssrcs In is0s.
Bert Dvsnar, accompanied Ms
faLhsr-in-saw. X Z. Nasn. sno has
ossn hare visiting, ami sho 10 badly
crippled. THURSDAY VI las1 sssk. u iax
- Republic, Ka1sas, where tsiay we're
mac by Ronaru Johnson, another son-
in-lAS, Whu took him On 20 his nums
e NorcnIur, KANSAS. wtsrs hs sill
visit for soma tims.
Mr.. ami Mn. II W Nontgcmsry,
OF Sxidmors, entertained ons fiinursAi
GUESTS lAst nignG &C thsir hume in
cumpiimsnc 20 Ira Porter ami mis-
bride, Nno have jusI rNlurnost trum 0
hunsymoon rrip through tho Ssatsrn
st16uBs A profussun Of Wild flowers
cQmninsai Sitn fosnn md poLrai
piAnfs snitysnnitha pAxior8 while cho
e Wlth cut tiuWssA A DAINTY two
onursa lunenson was ssevst Nr. ana
MA Postor sill nAlEn ti,nir homa N
SktiDnfa N, Poster y eDo1oysui IN
- i0e1ns1 ~ tnseo-WSaialy
ITrihnaA AAryvtils. Va, 3apsanhafa
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A Big Farmer.

Billy Jim" Pa,tefssn. u the Tri.
umpn nelshucrhcS'i. ~As nets TUESDAY
" as, week, ANA the perp,e " Oregon
sere. As they Always Are, cad - see
him lie Is one u our .Arssst farmers
nov Mt fAtiersou pegAn some
twenty yeAfs Az Win Almost usthins
We Are tod, AMI Is uo~ the owner u
some eighteen hundred Acres u Hc,;
eouuty reAl estate, has hat . hundred
~ u1ts horses and mules, scedi y
herd u cattle. And more than tNo
thousand head 81 hogs; pxsidss lAise
Quantities " fArutus implements, u
many varieties, shApss, sinds ana pat.
tetus. Distributed ever his extensive
pNsse>sisiS, AMI he nAs acquired .,
these, to-, oy homes; industry NJ
nan stands higher Ia The community
~hsrv he lives, than does BUY Jtn
faitssscn
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17


hny your SUNDAY dinner o. me Ep-
worth Leagues "AAe SA'e' SA'"ruas'
Ed. Carroll has moved into his
,.,.,. n,,,.,,x M, w..h,,,,,n
''
a., ,u. 80, ,.
a~ INV %''s", w a. sNS.t.
NM'su WIN ''es'" 'o's'''eS' WV
S""'As "s'
nuxI Iumn,ns MI, AMI Mas.
Miss Pauline kulry, returned last
week uSm ihef 'rl'iAdr TIP
N A. NlxS,tt And J. II bear.
u,nt .tI,tn,,x vi Mound CIV. w.fs
Ter, NsnJ.,' IN legal pus,n,S,
tnu.tt rhom.. rits And two
,nt,t,,tIns ,l'iIJ,,n ~ Mound Iit,
y,N,. J,nn sunJ., AMI mad, A bti,i
I,,t with relatives
=, :, ,,,,,,,,
rN,rt'. II iN,rn, k.n>A,. ani Mrs
ii AZ SELLERS. VI It.t.' NJ, VISITED Al
Jshn rrt,tS SUNDAY
usnfs NiWN, snN WV Nnn s,s
\,pr.,., stat, f.,t, Al Iincsio' ~,
nr,k. AMI 49, visited with friends.
,,-,.
Nt> Ivy 'A,eStns Ana aAus .s'
lSNi'v. " - 'SsspN Av ,~v,us
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NsWruN WAGONS.
NEWTON WAs0NS.
Just received 4 car load &C
u. VI. MARTINS

M. MARY lns ,,uimoy cs.sor.tsd
lsr sLu yirCnIay tnIr>siA.y, >apCen'
Dc . ,slj. she > nAs ADd AeAfty,
ko,e - a. nee -vsu ~ meas An SCI :
Asvund situGuJ No. .svupis. Sue =
lns uvIhsr !t Mrs.. A 4 jrssas Aod
ypNip Susa.
WI aursI, u ma Nation scnoui
iisls,ct, oruuSnl ~ N . snAi csiK
rom .rAo-sses thAt :uo-
lAinad 1 l.piss. ~ 10 noG Snos
tina yAsieIy, oug snsy Arc nearly -
Asgv - NJ sasty June spp,s, ins "a
iAvgc Aiiu sweat.
Miss Ruth Houston aft ase sesk
tof STAFFORD. Ox AnonA snsrs sue
mas = pcsatica Ia ,hs hign ~;noVis u
lnAg :iLy, rms wees. her n1tnsr, Mrs.
Matte Houston, sn1 nAs ossa hsr.
siLh hse JlssaGs, Aoasr Arson AMI
siis, cit for STAFFORD - Do sith nee
talguter
-SoLIirieI Somnsfi N shs White
xnuu, iislrics, aas use raj nls
snsaL tnresnsd. ~ Ares, shlcn yisid-
al nam l2bJ oisas,s u <uuu, No. :.
hAr,i snaAl, Ha sAys in secuunl II
Tho excessive ralns there ssrs over
lN ousns,s EFT In the is,a enAL Nd
cvuid nut yae.
Smith Meadows, sife, sou, 2os-
cue, knd 3AlkaSsr, Aiss AildrSd. NJ
tns EranKiin ehooi iistrict. iross
doSa IN their GAG asl SUNDAY AMI TOOK
dinnsr with Sheriff Gavin An1 sife.
Mrs, y. sAys ssia 10 A~aysStzu ~ have
father AMI notnsrcums, AsGsorxs dpan
nll sAL ~ nucii when stlsy have eun-
pA0y.
Miss Anna Piana.p, III gilmore,
and MRS. "a. aornscSnr and son.
Herssart. " tho Macion school lis
trsce, ssrs rhs guests of their 1ncis
and aunt. ". Q. Opss and stfe, II
this CITY, 10s day, lAal weak. Fun
iass Miss Pizpaap vent ~ MAiriAOsi
for . ,s~ lays visst with RELATIVES
and triansis.
County Highway Engineer iParst
reports, tpAl sorx ms 1sxun an tins
cuucreIs cui vert a1 1tls Art CAlloW
fArm. that LIis sSest bridges tor tins
Bart PAlterson farm. . miles n1reh-
east Of Mound City, And for tins Cfyd1
6liiiiiAnd fArn. four ard unrsartourth
males norGnsanG NJ AAiEtanSi. hnss
hsna snippuf and wiil ~ pun ~ Ia
tho nay futpea, chAE thu hR1dGp 4
TIA DAStd SbOwASrar fAxms tya mil1l
nostlnnaas Il QlAiG N - -
psapsd
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17

NnM Nystts, snS served In
NVMSA1. :, al AlsslGst lnfAnssy
..Isvtass sitl IT'S stls, A..enueu .ns
.unssA u c> svIpAS! svnsAte,
goa VI fg,gS< shien as ne.d .,
NSNnl >lgy N!olAs % .nls see<
We Az >Ssty ~ eau u the
AAnlns l.uSss * NnA:ss Arp-
,.fras y Nsdai Nigy lie = n.y. IN
lls ~. yea AMI nls .cux suSss,nA
caves lite acpSs zoe his rvcvssry.
-LtSc Tue cgn<.ins sg1nsAin
PEA, ~,t'l.lvs, 49, zoe pair u Spvc-
Actvs "a cAss. r,niot p,sAss 'slaru
~ .ul> y,,cs All ;o>vlsv rs~Aru.
CAST y. GxSs>
- 4.ss >Al,,ef>, tgs uAay ysA;s
ytvuiugnt M sas SspG J,ican lv,itics
q >!fLlsv>. Missouri, lied - mis-
agms IN - AhnAn, NJ. ~ sunday
-. ><ptsucvs =, IA ne ~ svAs
%, 4t> A~v,
<gdng! ilAn.Ay In, tnvsr i9Gn
4 ssgvS, 49, llcS.! s-fvtl,eu >4n-
"a. 49,, >Splsugvs = - us ~i,s
.undes,nA lllu = SFgllAy iirnus.
TIE uv.uJes> ~ ne Amin! ineiuu-
.uA us >l>.sS ~. Ayr.4s >s,sc>, q
SgAA secs ygssSus.
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Oregon Schools Open.

The Oregon public schools opened
OF this week, With . good en-.
followin are tile teachers
and the grades they viii teach:
J u. Ensor, superintendent
Gertrude Bennett, principal.
nellie Frye, assistant principal.
Sadie Winorenner, assistant princi.
pal.
No. Pupils
High School ........... los
byrd Ferret, sth grade ........ -
Anne kintie. 9th Anu eth grades ~
NeIle kennedy, 9th grade ...... 81
Lou fcttee, 9Th grace ......... %
Florence Nab, ~ and 81 grades to
Alice kuraett, LIST grade ....,.,.. j
BENJAMIN & Russell, co,oted :
-
IVA .................... 81
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17
Evangelical Church.

RsyiSA. services A-s ues Ia prcsrsSs
a; ~: cnuvb. Rev l.. Il wsui. anu
preached cts -ss, ~rnsn TUESDAY
s,euins lie 81. prvAcG every evening
u ;ats sees AMI .scs IA SIniAy
SeS } Il NtphnSss 81. rrsAcn .;
NcNs.Is GisNs, nex. SancAy, .. =
- 9 .rNa
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17
Attend the RAke sale, saturday


Mercer iiinds had business IN
Omaha, THIS week,
Robert Hatch had business In 81
Joseph, Iups,isy Vt this Woek
take sale al McStp \ krcek's, l.,
tho tpWctth League, Ssiuida
iShn Stnps1n w.s ~ ~ Joseph,
rhutsia, VI lAst week consulting Al
,Vulist
Mt aud Mts Charles An,elment
visited With relatives In NSund ,ttS,
last week
Ne q \ uibtati, ~ FILLMORE,
hAi bnsiness III Ntescn, ttidsS II
last wees
tsltrnise the EpwStth Leagues
hake Sale al M,Ste 4 htsvS s,Sfr,
SATURDAY
r. h IhtisIsusrn, VI tatANille,
wss bstv tNt q lev DAYS, THIS week
h1Alus st,sI pa>insSs Interests
-tisIulA san " cuteI @ : ~ :
treatments NJ Attet treat neut ueS-
eSsAy fhrne, NJ ., tatmsts
We Nan, ~ tisis wa a sy>I Ia.
ecmS property ~ ~ jJssph, tW tina,
NItls tstm llss>s 4 Ns>~>.
Gus R,tSAst II Nsuud CITY ~S
IN ptesVn, to lev isss A., see>,
the guest u 10 AIi'es AMI uuNetpus
tttsnAs
wtl.id 4. rrSud. E,v, Mar,
NNss, thfvsl, Sllt ttAiNis >tivet,
Aohsl tSN,.s lsu1n tAn> 81 -
~ph NJ.
~ y 4 ulsAn, y Biss.p~ ~N
hefo TT tss hSlts NSniAs " this
~seS ihs sues. ~ biz niVthsf. w }
|. h9ssu
3D. See ~, L \ lSns fyt gficvs ~
NssrinA,liis HIS Ma " tue ,ius
~ NstrtuA.s ~ Immune AsAipst uys
shS.oSa
M EAS ivan, AMI site, II "a.
Nsunah, visited 10 NtvsNo. CussiSy
the guests ~ his gsfvutS " 4 :
sNsns ans stiv.
. W J \ NSvy oiyJsh. VI, Ia q
psstsr, .sln slcu A vi .Ai, svvk Il,
" tu stv"u All san ~ seva
"a oar ,hss ~iudV.
lslfvyd GSs.Sbef sbS ,t,lIvl bis
>istsg NJ, Ssnlv, NNgy SnI AMY
lgE .ss iasS, y, IfUvI - Us uSLy,
NenisS - .niS "sSN
spg Sac \ Ntv.n yisbS, 9TH
s0itN A,Anusn. ,y>u ~ ar.
"a. "a ~ siurvss, y ' tA-uss sst-
sst >iIs NJ SsUss
Miss lsS0A Max. tvsI-usd "a.
nfdAs q ~ "vss .tvu ". las
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17
Fistula

cus ,.vsl ,1d say sass remedy
euSnS ~, >, sAsusys
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17

. ~ No U u -Ue NUflslL1i
SunuAy xncoi spsnI THURSDAY sep
tenosr ., IN The cuuntry, u sne
home " tneir tsAcnar, Don Martin
rSeaLy-slx Buys ware prsssaL Anu /
xucu iAy sAs su!oyeu oy ~. Ia III.
Aitaruuuu there sss oAll zane os.
s~ssa me Prescy tssiAn Aad Chr,stiar
teams, ths scurs being ~ 20 for me
former
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-17

Mrs. W, y. Garfield ShAisr, u
Craig Accompanied oy hsr little sou.
Ars visiting WITH John Aiolpn Anu
wife. Mrs. Adoipn being . siscar
smile asr husband anu George Mann
VI ths Piecc1 1noui district. ara oul
In Nsss county, Kansas hsipinx 70
enrssa Anu 10 1rhsr tasn sorx rhsy
Gill prupAoiy decide IN ccating 70
that se<tiCn.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

liI ouSh F"fiSidtF1tv' 81 ne Ff'i ,~''l
- ttht ll"e oiSpdled qnrN'' 'hN 81 l"tt
ana u ~ .a5ci.Is ,al,,,s
,ro,,1a ,,,,,, tn., I'LL,
,,,i,,ni,.la, go .h -
~ -
snlnarina ,,.ar.tt,m. ,,,,h al,.,t.t
tiI
~ -
"
ftho'htE Ntt "l ONO 'ftS t'HtN'N 'l.d'
"ltho4l taxing H. tht rrIi'ipitN ~
vowed me hague fHlSht properly -
dllo"ed 70 ttcldt. h"t Nhflhtt N"
ISH"lhdllht cohHahutr ih'uthl ne
vas JdSllheu Ih SINKING tht AfAhlc
! BECAUSE ne l+lltNtu She was about 10
| ram MN bul whether the Ilnef was
/ dctHdtlS dtltihl ilIt - resist 81 -
cape ana II SO. Whether tl-;h 1uSIiled
| lile cofiliildHtti9 dSt III lhltIitil4'liil
isW
both sets 81 NNe"S are htIhG urged
on iieSidtht NllS"h VINO VIII dttihe
Wiat ShaH - zone secretary Ian 7
Sllg refused To-Day ~ lndlCate hs
We"
Despite lhe 1act mat All "Ili'lli $
| CONSIDERED the German eNpl;.hAii"n
VI sa llSlactofS ana dlSipf'lh iht,
lhere appeared louaE !" be more 81 =
prospect Tor HhdIhG some @r"uhd "n
"hlch 'ht. Two countries could met
New Note omiHS
Another note. unofficialy reported
to have been delivered to AmbasSa
dor Gerard hy the Berlin foreign .ftice
last night failed TO arrive today Sec
retary Lansing said ne had no offlcIal
knowledge or intination that another
communication was coming or what
it contained
At other sources il was reported
that the note is Germany's explaua-
ton Of the unsuccessful attempt IA
destroy the Cunard liner Orduna on
July g. when submarine sent = tor
pedO within ten yards of the ship {
stern then unsuccessfuIy shelled ncr
until she was out of range The tr-
duna was on her way tr the United
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
BERLIN HAS NO DATA ON
SINKING OF HESPERIAN
(Ry the Associated Press. J

Berlin, via London, Sept 12.-The
German foreign office and the admi-
ralty stated today that they had no
news regarding the Hesperian Incl
dent, concerning which Anba SSador
Gerard asked information recently.
The question of whether Americans
lost their lives when the Hesperian
was blown up will probably have
bearing on the ultimate answer to
Washington, it is said.
Since the steamer was a British yes
sci, bound from British TO a Cana
dian port. the Germans are inclined
to hold that the question on its merits
is one concerning chiefly Great Britain
and Germany and that American in
terests can be based only on actual
damage to Americans.
In view Of the reiterated and
Strengt thened instructions issued to
submarine commanders, there IS lit
tie inclination here to accept the as
sumption that the ship was torpedoed
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
ORGANIZE COUNCIL
Of JUNIOR ORDER
COL A. c, Davis and Congress-
man Hood MAKE Addresses
at Grantham' S Store
lsrecial to The News and ot~,-pr,

Goldsboro. Sept IL The Junior
order Of United American Mechanics
organized new council with i mem
tership Of fifty nine members yc>ttr-
day at Granthams Store, Wayne
county The new councn was or
gained under the supervision of Dep-
uty State Councillor j. r, Spears "
Goldsboro one OF the most efficient
deputies III the State. Addresses
were made by Col. 4 G. DAVIS and
Congressman George + Hood The
occasion was attended hy (. huge
crowd from all over this section q
the country
Colonel Davis made the princip4I
address He was introduced tby Con
Sressman Hood. who said
1T is unnecessary for = { to intro
duce to the people Of this section Col
A. &. Davis, because YOU all know
him, our people are always glad L
hear him, he is one Of our most dis
tineuished speakers, and YOU vii
hear great speech today
For about one hour and tWent,
| minutes Colonel Davis held his audi
| ence, and when he was about TO close
from all sides the people SAID, &C,
on, go on
| When Colonel Davis had closed hi
address, Congressman Hood said I
/ the people, 4 told you that yol
would hear great speech from Col
orel Davis, and you fully realize tina
YOU have heard "a great speech"
| Congressman Hood who is hig
official of the Junior order Of tn
! United American Mechanics, III
brief speech and in a most interest
| lnS way spoke of the work Of tn
Junior Order in North Carolina an
IN the nation.
After the speaking, a fine Dime
was spread on the picnic tables an
not only was there an abundance
good things to eat from farm and ga,
den and orchard of that prospero,
section, but over the Goals three cris
brown barbecued shOats
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

Bay. Imbros Island, maintain their
naval base against the Dardanelles at
LemnOS.
The passage between Imbros and
Lemnos Islands is but thirteen miles
wide. and can easily be closed by bat
teries on the opposing shores. The
waters between LemnOs and the island
of Tenedos could be commanded by
coast batteries and the WarShips
maintained at the Lemnos base. In
this manner egress from. and ingress
to, the Dardanelles would be rendered
most difficult, if not impossible. when
ever it pleased the power holding
these islands to make them so.
That the possession of the islands Of
| Tmbros Lemnos and Tenedos could be
made a strong military and political
| factor. was realized by the convention
| of London, which ended the Balkan
war Greece was permitted to pro
visionally occupy these islands, firstly,
| because Greece had neither the inter
| est, nor the means. to fOrtify them
against the Dardanelles; secondly, be-
| cause the ma jOrity of their inha bitants
| were Greeks.
| The islands We're occupied by Great
| Britain last October and December
the process of gradual assimilation
extending practically to this date
| however, for it was only recently the
| British government announced the
temporary occupation of the island Of
| Lesbos or Metylene. Greek military
and civil authority has become a mere
| term in the islands.
| What amounts to a virtual blockade
of the Bulgarian port Of DedeagatscF
by the British fleet. has also drawn at
tention to the occupancy by the Brit
ish of the Aegean Islands. Dedea
gatsch is only fOrty-ive miles from
Imbros Island. a fact which ha:
caused the Bulgarian press to view
conditions in the northeast reache:
Of the Aegean Sea with considerable
anxiety and resentment. Since The
Greek port of Salonika would also b'
under the influence of a strong Brit
, ish base near the DardanelleS, no sat
isfaction with the new status OF tn
island has been expressed by tn
: Greek press, especially since tn
wholesale bringing of Greel
, vessels by the British fleet
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
WILL SHOW BENEFITS
TO UNITED STATES
Dealers In Other Commodities
Also viii Be Seen By Anglo
French Commissioners Be-
fore Negotiations Actually
Are Begun; Proposal Genef-
ally IS Favored

New York, Sept. II.-To smooth
the ways for launching a mammoth
credit loan in this country TO Great
Fritain and France and probably
Russia and Italy, the Anglo French
financial commission, it was said to-
day. probably will meet the chief ex-
porters of grain and other commo-
dltieS from this country. Whether
the makers of munitions are included
could not be ascertained. 1t had
been thought the commission would
deal with bankers and financiers
alone. The proposal that it meet
with the exporters as well is under
stood to have been received with gen
eral favor.
A meeting with exporters, if finally
decided on, would be arranged with
view of strengthening the demand
from that quarter that a way be
found toward cooperating with the
commission, informally. in arranging
the contemplated credit here. As
yet there has been no apparent wide
spread demand that the banks of the
country unite in financing a loan OF
Il half billion dollars or more, with
which to pay for supplies bought in
this country. The impression exists
that unless such a demand can be
created the commission will find its
| task an onerOuS one.
The commission, it was said, was
prepared to place squarely before the
exporters the possible results to the
| export trade of the United State.
| should it he impossible to find a way
| to establish a big foreign credit here
| Heavy curtailment of foreign order.
| in everything but munitions of war
| the commission believes, would
| follow.
For several days to come, it wa:
| said, the commission expects to con
| tinue it's meeting here with finanCier:
of New York and other cities before
beginning it's actual labors. No con
| ferences were held today.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
FAYETTEVILLE MAN ON
TRACK Is HIT By TRAIN
(By the Associated Press. J

Fayetteville, Sept. Ill w
Timberlake, an insurance agent, who
is rather deaf, WAS struck by an At
laniC Coast Line train here this
morning. He was painfully but not
seriously hurt.
The man was walking on the rail
road track, reading, when the train
struck him and knocked him into the
road.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
LUTHERAN CELEBRATION
TO BE IN PHILADELPHIA

Rock Island, III, Sept. 11.-Phila-
delphia today was chosen as the place
for holding the celebration of the be-
ginning of the Luthern reformation
in Germany by the General Council
of the Lutheran Church in North
America, which is in session here.
The celebration which is held every
four years will take place in 1917
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

Illness, both bodily and mental. and
suicides have both decreased very
nOticeahly in Russia since the nation
al prohibition edict went into effect
Savings bank deposits are increasing
rapidlV
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

The butterfly, like the bat. inva
riably goes to sleep head downward,
its eyes looking straight down the
stem Of grass on which it rests. II
folds it's wings to the utmost and thus
protects it's body from the cold.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
British Ircightfr Sunk

Paris. Sept. 11.-A Havas diepat, =
from Alsiers says tho steamer ElI.e
de Mostaganern. 4 freiEhter II : SIS
tons has been sunk ty German sub
marine. Sixteen members Il The crew.
three wounded have been plckeGp
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

The vessel belonged t. the Com
pagnie Generate Trans-Atla ntiQue and
X the forth steamship of that line
sunk tv submarines IN the last few
days During this time there has ben
unusual activity OF the part OF the
submarines in the Mediterranean and
off the coast Of France.
Evening star., 1915-01-15
ADAM 4. wEscHLER, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE nIPRov-
ED REAL ESTATE. PREMISES 932 AND
1884 STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 3213. folio 24s ct seq of
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby,
we the undersigned trustees, will sell, at pub
lie auction, In front of the premises, MON
DAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JANu,
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises, situate in the city Of Washington. in
the District of Columbia. and being lot % and
division Of square 3s9. per plat recorded in
Book B, page 121. Of the records of the office
of the surveyor for the District of Columbia ::
said part Of lot % being described by metes
at the northwest corner of said lot 30. and
running thence east along south line OF F
street $50 feet: thence south 40 feet; thence
west feet; thence south 10 feet; thence in a
line of said lot distant 1871 feet west from
the southeast corner of said lot % ana thence
west along said south line $50 feet to the
southwest corner of said lot 30 and thence
with the improvements, consisting of premises
9S2 and 934 f street southwest
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. and the balance in
two years, with interest at per ccntum per
annum. payable semi-annually, from day OF
sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash. at the option Of the
purchase deposit of $50 will be required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale All con-
veyancing, recording, notarial fees and revenue
sale to be complied with within fifteen days
~ GEORGE NJ EMMERIcH, Trustee;
d. s. MACKALL. Trustee
J. A. MAEDEL, Attorney for Party Secured,
$40 F street northwest
je6-d&ds, ,exSu
Evening star., 1915-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE No.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE No
3117 ~ STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust, duly re-
corded in Liber No. 3167, folio 1Oa ct seq of
the land records Of the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public aur-
ton in front of the premises. on FRIDAY. THE
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JANUARY. AID.
1915. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, situate In the city
Of Washington, District OF Columbia. and desig-
mated and being lot No. Al in William II.
Manogue's subdivision of part of square No.
folio 211, OF. the records OF the Office Of the
veyor Of the District of Columbia. Also part OF
original lot No. -, in said square No. 1892. Be-
ginning for said part of lot - at the southeast
| corner of said lot and running thence west on
The north line of '.N'' street 10 feet thence
north 100 feet to the north line Of said lot
thence east on said north line 10 feet. and
place of beginning. together with the improve
ments.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance In two equal
installments payable in one and two years, with
interest at o per centum per annum. payable
em-annuaIly. from day of sale, secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold, or all cash at
will be required at time OF sale. All convey
ancing, recording. etc. at cost of purchaser.
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within IL
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d. G.
WM L. F. KING. 140S N. Y. ave-,
CHARLES c. MILBURN, 141O G St.
iaI2-tu.th&s st Trustees