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gard the signing of such treaty as
an evidence of unfriendliness. On the
contrary. it is an evidence of friendi1-
ness rather than unfriendliness, be-
cause they are doing exactly what We
have done with thirty countries in all.
There is not the slightest reason for
any one to suggest or to imagine that
the signing of such a treaty as that be-
tween Argentina, Brazil and Chile is in
tended as combination against the
United States 1t is not combination
against any nation.
1T is absurd to construe II as an act
of unfriendliness toward the nlted
States. Our relations with these three
countries never have been more cor
dial They could not. in fact, be more
cordial than they are now
Evening star., 1915-05-25
Howard Juniors Dine Seniors.

Prof George W. Cook. dean of the
Commercial College of Howard Ini-
versty. was the principal speaker at
Saturday nights banquet. given by the
juniors of that institution TO the Sc
niors. in Miner Hail. Among the other
speakers We're Charles A. Girod. James
f. Stratton. obadiah Foster. J, Thomas
Eberhardt, oscar Brown. Adolph W
Sterrett and Louis II. Portlock.
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May Start Crusade.

1t was said on good authority last
night that crusade may be started
against certain halls and lobster pal
aces in an effort to stop the practice
of MANY youn gtmen in preyipg on girls
of wealth
Among the jewelry which Mrs. Kelly
says has disappeared since her dauSh-
ter started to frequent restaurants and
cafes in the white light" district is a
diamond necklace valued at $4,000,
which the mother gave to her dauGhte er
on the latters eighteenth birthday. II
was said that private detectives had
found the necklace in an uptown pawn
shop.
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Virginia Towers a Bride.

The fact that Virginia Towers. the
eighteen-yearo daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs G. NJ. Towers, 243 18th street
northeast. was secretly married &c
Lawrence Nottingham, deputy collector
of taxes of the District. after an elope-
ment to Alexandria. Va, May ., was
announced yesterday by the mother OF
the young bride Mrs. Towers was told
Saturday of the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. r. =. Phillips, and
was urged by the daughter to keep the
secret, but she declined to do so
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Weather Stops Fighting.

The narrative says further progress
was made by the British "Wednesday Y
and Thursday. but that then the
weather interfered with the fighting
and the men were set to work 10
strengthen the positions they had won.
Our losses the writer says. though
not light" have not been so severe rs
previous rishting of this character en-
tailed
Among the incidents recorded by the
eyewitness" is that of an officer. who
declared he had noticed that the Brit
ish dead or wounded VINO it had been
Impossible to bring IN were set on fire
by incendiary bullets fired from the
German trenches.
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Seminary Changes Its Name.

The Washington Foreign Missionar,
Seminary Will hereafter be known as
the Washington Missionary College.
W. r Knox. president Of the institu-
ton, and the board of trustees have
filed notice of their intention to
change the name of the corporation
The notice was filed with the recorder
of deeds Yesterday.
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Further Progress Checked.

while We We're pressing forward on
the section between our two original
points of penetration our troops on the
right in front of Eestubert were MAX
ing good progress southwark along the
German trenches. The Germans were
soon cleared out of their quarters up
TO short distance south of Festubert
where they made a strong resistance
and checked our further lateral progress.
THE fighting here was made up OF a
series of isolated desperate hamG-to-
hand combats with the baNonet and
hand grenade. and since the Germans
were at many points outflanked and
enfiladed their losses were very heavy.
for in the marrow trenches there often
was no room to escape. and the only
alterna tives were death or surrender
In some places the trenches present
ed horrible sight, being heaped with
German corpses. many of whom had
been blown to pieces by our lombard
ment On the extreme right the Ger
mans were pressed back along their
communication trenches in such large
numbers that they occasionally formed
an excellent mark for the machine guns
IN our own line to the north of Civ
enchy, which were able to do great eX-
ecution at certain points.
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Cannot Find Davis.

Nh Mcintyre said last night that he
did not know where Davis was i
think he has got beyond the Jurisdlc-
ton of the court. We cannot serve
him with the subpoena that we have
taken out for him, the lawyer SAID
.If We can prove that this young
woman was tilched of her money by a
band OF Broadway sports and FOUNDERS
we will do all possible to send them tc
prison, Mr. Mcintyre said.
Harold Spies, deputy assistant district
attorney, said that III all probability
Broadway habtues who accompanied
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the young woman to dance halls and
lobster palaces and dissipated her in
come will be arrest ed. 1t is claimed
that they have obtained in all about
$4,000 and jewelry worth $4,000 from
Evening star., 1915-05-25
Cornell Club Luncheons Discontinue,

The weekly luncheons of the Cornell
Club of Washington have been discon-
tinued for the summer They will be
resumed In the fall
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Held German Trenches.

AT nlshtfaIl the situation, roughly.
vas as follows
We held a continuous line. emhrac-
ing the whole German original front
trenches. from south Of Festubert to
Richebourg rAvoue, and in many places
Evening star., 1915-05-25
KELLY GIRL VICTIM
Of FTANG0PARAS|TES
Nineteen -Year-0Id Heiress Re-
fuses to Give Up Married
Man Dancer.
~ was once district attorney
of New York county and ] never
ran across such ease as this.
IL is marvellous how those para
sites can fiich young girl of
her money! Former District At
torney Mcintyre of New York,

NEW YORK. May o5.-'1 Will not
give up Broadway, and won't go
home to mother | won't apologize to
her and will not give up Az Davis.
They can't send me away. and ] know
it. My mother started the ball rolling
and I'm going to see the whole case
through to the end
That is what Miss Eugenia Kelly,
nineteen years old. accused Of being
ncorriSible by her mother, Mrs. Helen
Kelly, told John F. Mcintyre. the lat
ter's counsel. in the Yorkville police
court yesterday afternoon, according to
the Herald today. Her statement was
delivered in an impa ssioned tone after
Magistrate House had adjourned her
ase until this afternoon on account of
the illness of Frank l.. .Crocker, Miss
kelly's attorney.
Mrs. Kelly charges that her daugh-
ter is squandering her patrimony OF
81, 100000 The young woman's father
was the late Edward J. Kelly. son of
Eugene Kelly, prominent financfer.
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Ignores Her Mother.

Miss Kelly never looked once in the
direction of her mother, nor did she pay
any attention to the entrance of her
sister, Mrs Ralph Thomas. formerly
Mrs Frank Gould. with whom Miss
Kelly is living at Sands Point, l.. l.,
and who furnished $1,000 bail for the
defendant.
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Artillery Opened Fire.

ut appears also that the news OF
what was happening must have neen
telephoned to the German artillery far-
ther east. which also probably was
Prussiau, since its guns suddenly
opened on the Saxon infantry. and un-
der this combined fire most Of the lat
ter were very soon accounted for
Among the many scenes Of the war
there probably has been no more
strange spectacle than the masses of
Gray-coated soldiers, standing out in
the open with hands raised and amidst
dead and dying, being hutchered by
their own comrades before the eyes of
British infantry.
THE fact that the victims OF TINS
slaughter we're Saxons was source OF
regret to us, since SaXons always nave
proved more chivalrous and less brutal
than either Prussians or BaNarlans In
fact they are cleaner fighters in every
way.
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Shot Down by Comrades.

The British official describes the scene
-meationcd in the official report NJ the
time of German artillery ire heihS di
rected on their own men VINO we're OF
ferins to surrender near Ferme t"ur ue
la Boue.
desperate tishtIn@. SAYS ne narra
tive "was going on i'll fTuht OF ihis
farm when the remains of tattaiton
of Saxons which, il apcaFs. mac neeh
hastily brought down from fatthef
north. was thrown into the aGht ffaN
ing decided TO surrender en- bioc. 'heS
advanced toward our Tine. Not know
ing what movement tais mass OF m J..
implied, our infautdy poured hall 81
bullets into them. whereupon the SUI
vivors, some hundreds strong, h2ltea
threw down their rifles and heid up
their hands one of their huTthet
waved u white rag tied to stuck.
Our guns continued to fire from the
rear. and whether our infantry, who by
this time had had some experience IN
the treachery of the Aemy. would nave
paid any attention toy these signals Is
uncertain; but the matter was taken
out of their hands. for as soon as the
PrlSSian infantry on the north OF TINS
point realized what their Saxon com
rades were trying to do they opened
rapid fire from the flank. enfilading the
ms
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CLAIMS Of GAINS
MADE BY BRITISH
"EyeWitness" Describes 0p-
erations Since Attack of
Sunday. May is.
GERMANS. ON DEFENSIVE.
WAGE DESPERATE BATTLE
Charged With Having Slaughtered
Their Own Men When They
Offered to Surrender.

LONDON. May 25.-Thc British eye
witness, at the army headquarters III
France explains in descriptive ~
count dated May 81 that the GF1tiSs' tc-
tion during the first part Of the wee h
consisted almost entirely in conscii
dating and expanding the gIo ound gam
ed in the attack of sunday. May IL. To
the north of La Eassee. IN Jr''s theN
We're successful
In the attack Mas - he says. the
.;ermans VINO had held on TO me
GROUND between the Saiients won 10y the
Brush TO the south ut H!shehuUfS IA
Noue and north vi testut.-Cj, pressed
on three sides and sUpjectc" 90 cross
fire and continuous homhardIn2. reach
ed the limit Of their endU.an'" an"
more than three hundred surrsndeted
The British having thus joined hands,
pressed the Germans Sti!l tarther I"
the eastward. forcing them out o. one
post after the Other. Entire groups
have surrendered.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Mrs. Alberta Green.
Murphy for County Superinten.
dent OF Schools. Adv.

You better get IN your order for
that New Departure Cultivator. Tell
me. viii save I, for you.
H. N. MARriN.
#. !. liulse, and Jack Cotton. q
Exodus section, were here saturday,
on business Mr. lIulse las ~ acres
IN wheat which he saws looks line.
The roads are getting In condition
for travelling.
Mrs. q. " knight has returned
from the hospital In ST. Joseph, and
II now al the home Of her daughter
Mrs. ". ~. Kuck. Ion the IVES, side.
The roads have been No bad. Mr..
knight has been unable TO take her
ont home. She II improving right
along. Corning Mirror, March .G,h,
A letter to a friend here from
EN.Coun,y Clerk Teller, written from
Holly Springs, Arkansas. states h,
and George are busy getting Their
farm ready. Flowers are In blcum
and all nature il alive. They are boil
we'll. and seemingly conteDtrd viii
their surroundings.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Mrs. Alberta Green.
Murphy Tor County Superinien.
DENT OF Schools. Adv.

I u RnnNan, 81 Kansas citN has
purchased the & i kuuck stock uf
ciuthing, and las taken possession.
Lees Esg Maker vii make your
hens 'ay more egg. For sale hy
l., -. rmliLir-, Druggist,
James Kunkcl had uui = ear &
cattle: Is. 4. iIillry, \ ear at hogs, and
VIII prrr a ear ut stock, Tuesday, Of
this week.,
! din simmons has purchased he
Perry Mpurr freight business, willie
Mr.. Moore vii retain tur express aud
liNeiy business
Mrs Tia lluS>uan, II l'aNn,e
city, Nebraska, j. here Visiting Ter
pson', VI, '"d Ms Ahuvr Carson,
and brother, SebOurn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Let The Contract.

The Bigelow school board has let
the contract for the building Of their
new central High school 10 George W.
Wright " Son, Of 81. Joseph, for
~, 895. The heating and plumbing
was let to J. II, Kitchen Il Co OF
Kansas CITY, for ~ ,6sJ.
The work viii begin Immediately
following the close OF school, about
April 2o,h, and will Ire pushed for
ward 10 completion 10 Ire ready foI
tlie opening Of school In September.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
This Is Good Friday plant yer "a.

This Is Good 'Frida, plant yer Ia.
tiers.
John Dinwiddie hss moved to
Forest City.
Miss Ellie Acton Is tie cashier st
The Frye's grocery.
A. q. Young has been appointed
ros' master at Forbes.
.Runyan sure Is selling clothing
cheap at the koock store.
Mrs. Laurence Killam is enjoy Ing
vial, with Mound city friends.
Hand. Made Team Harness at
Factory prices. GLAZE CASTLE.
Glover seed for sale ~ Len'z's
store in New Point. J. N. IloDoiS
There has been some snow on the
ground continually since December
i"'h
o. suf. ~ gc' Eun,an's prices on
Nv, W.ih over Shoes a, the KoOrk
siuic.
Dryille puret vas q very sick cliild
q FEW days last week, but Il now
better.
Nill RISK has No. Seed oats,
"h lao veil seasoned Burr OAK Posts
for sale
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Earl A. Rock ior
County Superintendent Of Public
Schools. at the annual school
meeting next tuesday, April 9Th.
Adv.

Dr. u g. Pierce and wife attended
the funeral Of Miss Mary Roselius, al
Corning, TUESDAY.
Margaret Vincent and Ethel Al.
Zen we're 81. joSep visitors a few
lays, the pas, week.
Jacob Mark' and ~ifc, we're a,
Graham. la>, week, attending the
funeral II Charles BAKER,
John kur'y and sam walsh left
MONDAY for liuiTalu. wyoming, for
business aud tor visiting
Meyer Post, q. a. Il viii make a
raid -" the home ~ III thurman.
on SATURDAY., April 2iih.
III. whitseli, eye and ear special
list: ~ corner 9Th and Edmond, ST.
Joseph. 10th homes, h,j
20 Silr-h good tau room house
10 hc removed from premises. In.
luire at rmE SENriNrL ui'Irc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
For City Aldermen.

On ihe first side Of ibis issue the
various candidates age mentioned f,r
city aldermen a, the election L. he
held next Tuesday Messrs, !, &,
Whilmer aud Harvey Evans are men
toned A. the candidates for ihe west
ward. Since that time Roy &. Kun
kel has consented u make the rae,
for tie long term, and he aud Mr.. Nv
ans are pronouncedly In favor Of pay
Ing, and their friends are urging the
people Of that ward to give then
their hearty support,
WEsr SIDE CITIZEN
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Mrs. Alberta Green
Murphy Tor County Superioten.
dent OF Schools. Adv.

Now Is the line to get your work
horses In shape for spring work. DR..
Hess or international Stock Tonic
wi help you. For sale by
y. q. pIiLLirs, Druggist.
Mrs. Roxie Clark and Mrs. Tres
Vincent, we're guests for a few days
Wit with Nrs. u. W. Porter, Of
Mound CITY, last week They tai ked
over school days, nov ljng since
passed.
Harvey Evans, our genial grocer,
was called TO White CITY, Kansas,
saturday, by the alarming Illness Of
lis dear old mother. lie returned
Tuesday and reports his mother some.
VITA, improved.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Harvey A. Evans
aud Roy c kunkei for Alder.
men Of the West Ward. adv

s,,,. ~, w,,.,Y Il,r,,s
,,i,.,,u, QUA, k,.,l.
attended ,h. funeral II VIII knrale
In Maitland. SUNDAY las,
NJ - Al ,n,,,, -, :, Jos.,h.
- nad,, M,,c,, .u,h vI,h H.,
s,,a, A.. y q mi, ,hs n,casi,n
10, Az. uut.,,., "a, hi,,L.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Mrs. Alberta Green.
Murphy for County Superinten-
dent OF Schools. Adv.

. Apple, Peach, Cherry, Pear and
Plum trees OF the leading varieties;
Grapes. Straw berries, Raspberries
and most all kinds Of berry plants;
Asparagus roots, Rhubarb roots and
many kinds OF Ornamental stock, are
now ready for our patrons, Cali At
Nursery or give us shipping instruc.
lions. MURRAY NURSERIES,
We regret greatly that the pres
sure on our columns this week, owing
TO our report OF the late oversesrs'
meeting, that We are unable 10 reach
the report OF the W. o. W. meeting
recently held at Hannibal, but hope
TO do SO In our next issue. This Is
one OF the greatest beneficiary orders
OF the world, having q large member
ship IN Holt county. No preventing
providence, we hope to publish II next
week.
The Junior OF this paper and his
wife, who have been In Corpus Chris
u, Texas, for the winter, expect to
return home within the next eight OF
ten days. They viii leave Corpus
today, and on their return will stoI
at San Antonio, Natalla, where they
will visit a day with Mrs. Knowles
and daughter, Miss Kate; then to Lit
tie Rock, Kansas City, st. Joseph anf
4 then home. Their many friends vii
4 u glad 70 know that their improved
health justiass them In returning
and that their health may continue
to improve on their return.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Our Sick

All our sics a.. slo~I improving.
Mr. VIM Ov~l I. the latest addition
to the list, TN, ~ IN s,u,e bitter Al
present W OysI - - years OF aye
aud = veteran OF tie 'tv,l war. II &.
Bent ~ AID T. ~ DUNCAN, who have
been ~ yer, III are much improved.
whit. Mrs. g. ts- deyer ~ SIN COT.
fined to lirt ted. Henry P,tpt, Ma
than Smith. Miss Upperman, RS
Sarah Kelley ant Verne Meyer are
convale>ciny Alberta, the four year
old daughter OF Mr aud Mrs Charles
Patterson. l. a very SICK child from
measles and pneumonia, and Is In the
care Of Mrs. KEEPER, Of st Joseph, a
trained nurse Rem. +. Morgan Is
stu suffering greatly from stomach
trouble, and II confined TO his bed
much ~ hts tune A ] Jamison,
south Of Forest CITY, IL said TO he a
very sick man, with pneumonia.
Charley Meyer tells us his brothers.
George. Henry and Willard ale Till
quite poorly; his nephew, Raphael,
son OF willard. Who lost the sislt OF
an eye some three weeks ago, by he.
Ing struck with nail, II doing nice
ly, escaping the necessity Of tie re
moval Of the eye. Miss Catherine
Galbreath. near THIS r,'v. now ~
years of age, and a resident OF this
county for forty Years, is very low
with a com plication Of diseases.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Mrs. Alberta Green.
Murphy for Ccunty Superinten-
dent Of Schools. Adv.

Now l. the time In smoke your
meat Wright's Condensed Smoke
will do II No danger Of tire and very
little trouble, For Sale A.
PmILLir's Dare STORE.
We greatly enjoyed visit Mon
day from l.. u, Locke, manager and
associate editor ~ the Craig Leader.
We found him mos, genial and
companionable fellow, and congratu.
late him on his mos, excellent work
on coming To tie Leader.
We congratulate Frank IIathorn
on his marriage TO Mrs. Mary r..
Dischner, which occurred al Falls
CITY last Saturday. Mrs. Dischner Is
a niece OF Mr., and Mrs. g. W. Camp.
bell and has been visiting here for
several months. -- Corning Mirror,
March 20
We had a delightful call Friday,
from II 'ncle" Thomas Miller, OF For
est City. who was on his way to the
Union district, for q visit with his
daughter, and husband, Mr., and Mrs
John Lacey, lie Is now Ibis s'li
! year, ant is wonderfully well pre-
served. lie was an early day teacher
of our county, having taught al ore
gen. Union, Kimsey, Mil Creek, Oak
land, Culp, Monarch, Gordon, ant
others,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Harvey A. Evans
and Roy c. kunkeI for Alder.
men OF the West Ward. adv

Clip Interest Coupon No, . from
Oregon interurban Railway Bonds
and l. | Moore, Treasurer, will pay
them,
Jonas Watson and family moved
this week into the VIII Bragg prop
erty, vacated by Mrs. Nichols and
children.
Andy Tochterman and George
Gelvin have each bought Ford car
from the Reeves. Bragg agency. This
Is Georges third Ford.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Cast your vote for EARL A
ROCK for County Superinter.
dent OF Public Schools, at the
annual school meeting next
Tuesday. April 9Th. Adv.

Mrs W. l. Me,sr left Thursday,
Tor a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
W. l. LeiSer, ~ blackburn, Missouri.
From there size went 10 New lila
ven, Missouri, where brothers and
sisters met Tor "A reunion, on the
occasion OF her mothers no,h birth
day, which occurred sunday last,
March 2s,h,
Circuit Clerk Durham and family
we're Mound CITY visitors u few days
the past week, Mr., Durham
then vent over u Savannah a. a wit
ness IN tie Iig Tarkio drainage canal
suit. W. N. Morris, W u, Richards
aud Frank Petree were also In Savan
nah Monday en- the big Tarkio suit
The case, however, was continued on
motion TIL Saturday, Of this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Vote for Earl A. Rock for
County Superintendent Of Public
Schools. at the annual school
meeting next Tuesday. Apr'l Gin.
Adv.

Mrs Otto SELLERS, Of Craig, Who
lad been here for week a, tie bed
sldc ~ her father, was enablet ~ re-
turn 10 her home last Thursday by his
improved cndltion, His daughter,
Mrs Matte Turtle, ~ Downs, Kan.
saS, Is Sill with him.
March 2ilh, j" years ago, 1874,
came ur saturday, ani THIS section
vas visited 10y une Of the worst biz
lifd> ever known, TIE wind came
from the northwest, with heavy
SNOW, and 10y SUNDAY evening, lad
dfiflrd 10 J and Zee, IN depth,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

The White school closd a very sue.
cessiul term on Friday, 81 las, week
March 26th, under the tutorship OF
Miss nellie Prussman, one Of iiolt's
most promising young teachers a
splendid literary program vas pre-
scented. including a little play that
charmed and delighted the audience.
TIE patrons gave freely from tnrir
larder, and the result was a dinner,
such only as the people Of the rural
sections can serve, and all went home
delighted With the work Of their
teacher, the program and dinner.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Cast your vote for EARL 4.
ROCK for County Superinter.
dent Of Public Schools. At the
annual school meeting next
Tuesday. Aprl 9Th. Adv

See the new merchant at the
Koock store before buying your Eas.
ter Frock.
Saturday, April ID, is going to be
10 $. Collar da, at ID. NJ. Martins.
Every one marked way down.
At the meeting OF Meyer Post on
saturday last, Daniel kunkel, Sr.,
was chosen adjutant OF the organila.
tion, vice -. T.. Dobyns, resigneb.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Closing Of Schools.

One ~ the Hrst rural schools TO
close ~ .,olt county Was Mayfio~er
Mrs MAup,n completed hrr 'M'd
ERIN ~ that d. irici, Thursday,
Ns'ch y TIE patrons u the dis
tie, CAREFUL, planned as usual a SUI.
prise dinner for the pupils and t-acn.
er AU'uL u O'Clock the pat rons and
4 numuer ~ Others from adjoining
districts began to congreeate AT tie
sci,oulhouse, brinsing baskets and
tub. fun OF good things ~ ca, Surh
a feast Is realty inde>cribable. Suffice
to say that It consisted Of every good
timing Imaginable.
Tie pupils aud teacher rendered az
excellent program during the after.
noon, the main feature " which
was a play given 10y the pupils
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Yours for the
Best and Price
the Lowest.
Evangelical Church.

Our Oregon Sunday school will rem
der a musical program next Sunday,
The pastor expects to preach an Eas.
ter sermon At II ., m. There will be
preaching at Nickell's Grove In the
evening At 3 o'clock. I
Everybody invited. to attend these
services. PASTOR,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

o ANli
MARES
THESE heavy
hut lrt
II" HEN ''"n To ~ old 100
he hcm'iri " IN shipping condition.
ALL. STOCK MUST RI FAT DO
"tl
will rh,ic" you the market ship to will please