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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

2CI 10 ,SlDle Qlle SDltlI SlepDe DUI1
Scr ipclrlidcn 3. StraBe erlitt pprgez
tern bein1 Spielen bel Ser Balbingtpn
Sdule oen> Srld pcs redtcn Mrnlcs.
ST.. s. $. 2ittle bot Sen @%erlesten in
Sebanplun9.
Sriauop @alters lit ~pprgelteru mad
MIR mehrnDdigcr &rantbeit in leinem
@cim, 1106 pitlide 8. StraBe, I'M Ml%
ter BON 81 Sabrcn 9clrprben. CT ipllr~
DC IN 2puisutlle, &p., sebnrcn u1,o fanl
ppr tielen Sabrel nad Mllseatiue. Sic
seeroisnns faro gcltcrn itatt.
5err George I11prelei1 o Ser Mhlle
bcrrp Npcrme lit pprgeltcru nad @a1
perip, Soma, ab9ereilt, lpp sic Staats@
Contention Ser oGttlhelntberiiden
llnteritiisunes : @ercines ltattfinbet.
Ser Slub lit iett 1tetis i'm 6allen,
lpbab Die l1eberldlpemnulnssscfabr
poriiber tit. Sic @anerltunosmarfe
reeiltrirt iest II SUB. Sic Gefabr
fir bic Selpobner Ser Nieoerrnsen lit
trpealleoem nod nidbt beIcitigt lro
miro CO nph @oden nebmen, bamit Ser
normale3ulto1lo interchangeable miro.
Sic S%arn,arbeiten in Sen Nieberungen
leiben natiirli1 bebettenb rnlter bet
gegenlpdrtigc11 8crbdltnilen.
Sran 6arrb @ill, cine friibere ipoblz
befannte Ginnpbneriu Ser Staht, III
nprgelteru in ibrem &eim i'll Sl1scpn,
Mri5pna. nod berbdltniBmdbig furser
&ranfbeit 9cItprben. Sic 2eide mirh
pabrldcinlib bellte bier fir sic Seer
bislng anlangeu. Sic @interblicbcs
men 1ino Ser @atte, cine Sodter, Die
glteru, @err uno Sruu Sacob Scufel.
unb mcbrerc @cldmilter.
@s lit bieMlDglid]feit nprbonoen, buf
Sic 8atterie 6 Set Gtabt erbaltcn lpers
sen fa1tu. Gin Committee iplrbe il
elmer fiirSli6 abgebaltenen Stsung bes
Commercial Clubs eruannt, I'M Wtittel
uno @ese su finben, pubin Su lpirfcn.
Sic Satterie fit Nl1scatine su erhalz
ten.
Sic Sfiisiere Ser gattsrie 6 linl
fir cine Speimpbise llcbuns unb Sne
ltrllftipn nad GennlDlnanien bcrufer
mprben. Sic @irreu i'll @tcrifp I'M
pielleiht Sic l1rlade, ba6 lnlerc Splz
batcu fir ctpaige pprfpnmlelpcn San'
better I'M &rieasbanpperf unterrid)te
lpcrben miinen.
Mad lduserer &ranf6eit lit norscs
tern Mbenb in ieinem @eim in Sloom1
inston goipnibip Ser 50 Sabre alt
! Spbn gperctt, Elm w%oblbefarmter Gin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14
Mtuts aug Mnscatine.

Cine spe5iul gdullpabl mirS am
Wfontas, 80. Mai, it~attfinhcl1, 5lrcds
%abltimmlns iiber cine @pnbal1ssabe
bon $4,000 fin eincn Mubal1 a1l bas
sescnmartige @odidul : Gebaroe. Sic
peri6iebenen Gtimmpldte merben bon
8 l1br @spreens biz Z l1br llbr Mbcnbs
often leill.
Mm Mittipod lit Gaitor 5. Saefner
na6 Sttllmlpa ab9erciit 5lr @eriamm@
lung Der iiioliden Soma Gpnferen5.
@!it linn reiiten Sic 8altpren 9tcinIdb
Geinem1no, 9oben bon 8iltpu llnb
@oltern,alln BON 9%apcnport.
8ie idpn beridtet ipl1rbc, lit aui
Ser borgeitern in Clinton abgebaltencr
ocmofratilden Gtaats : Contention
@err %. S. gronin bon bier als aanz
hibat fir @unsreBmitslieo fir bieIerl
2itrift auf9eitellt nuroen. @err Groz
MIN bat quite Iuslidt, crlpiblt SIT iper%
Sen.
Ser Sl1rnberein ,@nripdrts" ipirh
am fommenben 9icnstag cine Mbenoz
ltnterbnltl1ns fir sic Mitslieoer perz
anltalten. Gin pallenocs 9rograntm
miro bel Ser llnterbaltung sur Iusz
filbrlnng fom1nen.
Sci eincm Mutpmpbilltnfall ipltrnen
porgeltern @err ur,o Sralt Sreo Sriea
Den BON @iltpr nabe Ser 9arf Mpenue
idmerslid, aber nibt eefabrli6 perz
lett. Sic @erlcstcn nerocn iebpd
i'll tlrser Belt ipieocr bereeite1t ieiu,
Sic MaI1inc prroe tbeilmcile beld)az
btgt.
Sn &elt 2ibertp lit nprge1tern In
Wpplan ,&olpituI Sra11f S%acglou, cir
iroblbefanter ginlppbner Ser gcnannz
ten Srtldaft, an Den Spl9en eineS
Shla9anfalc5 I'M Sitter bon sd Sab
! rem ecltprben. Scr Gerltprbcue ipurht
III @cit CELEBRITY sebpren lu,o batte Sci
lei1es 2cbens IN @clt CELEBRITY gelupbnt
Sic &interbliebcnen linb cine Sdpes
tier, lpfpie Elm 8rllber IN Nof Sslal1b
Sic geerbiguns fa,,O geltern Madmits
tag auf Dem Out &iOge Sriepbof ltatt
Sic @arficlo g6ulc, perdc felt rcb=
ter @pde lpegen Ser berrIdennen Slltf
aei6lolien mar, miro %pubrldeinlid on
Mpnta9 ipicbcr eroffnet lpcrpcn, pa Biz
lleberidtpemmnssgefabr bsleitigt mi
49, - ~ - =
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

Sic @arficlb 5dlllc, ncIde felt Ieb@
ter ISOLDE lpeeen ser berrIhenoen Slutb
eeI6lo1ien mar, miro pubrldeinlid an
Mpnta9 ipicbcr eroffnet mcrpen, pa Bic
ELECTROMAGNETIC bsleitist unp
her Slub i'm Sauen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

robner bes Goulltps geitorbeu. CT
binterlabt feline Satin ltllD eil1enSpbn.
Sic g%eerpigun9 fa1lo geltern Nad)mitz
tag ppm Sralerbm1lc aus nuf oem ct.
Marp's Srieobpf~ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

Sir 5000 per SSabr bel @oraus-
5ablung miro Ser Ser 9en1ofrat"
at irge16 cine Mbreile in Msoline
un6 l1mgeeeno per 9oit fret i,1g
Saus g~eliefert. 9ie 2eler erfaIten
Die nel1elten un6 belten Madri6ten
ie6en Morgen augeitellt. 8e1tenl,n.
gen fouuaen gu ieoer 3eit gemadt
aWer6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

@er cine 5uoerlaiiige 3eitung boz
Zen min, beltelle Sen Ser Ienno-
frat, ser Sic getaltelte Nadridten
aus Ser naHeren Seimat5 ltnp Dem
Iuslalroe bringt, uno mir 5000 per
Sabr BEL Goransbe5abll,ng foltct.
@eItellun9e1 lper0en jeoer5eit cntge-
gengenonmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

Ser is Sabre olte G6rilt 2iebbe ppr
Scr meitIihcn 3. strabe erlitt pprge=
tern beim Spiclen bel Ser 8albin9tpr
Sdule oen> Srl1h pcs rchtcn Mrmcs
2r. s. $. 2ittle bot Sen @erlesten ii
9ebunblung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

Mad lanserer aranfbeit lit porgc~
tern Mbe,,b in ieinem @einu in Sloomz
ington Spipnibip Ser 50 SATIRE olte
Spbn gperett. elm moblbefannter ginz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

Sic @eerbigl1ns bcs bcriforbenen
Goenis !8enrb Mattcnbpff fanb ppr@
ae1tern Mudmittag pom IrauerbalIe,
All, a. Mbenlle, aus alf Dem Mipcrz
libc Sricbbof ltatt. Gaitpr S. .. Nntb&
item bielt bie 2eihenrcbe, nabrenp
Gmil @eimbed, garl loeimbed, Ealll
5eimbed, Meanber Spbnlun, &arrr
Sdhanf lnb Midarb @~pbenbofen ais
2eidcntrdger funsirtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

@err George a1lprelen 0 Ser Mhlls
berrp gpcule lit pprse1tcrn nah @a1
perip, Soma, ab9ereiit, lpo sic gtaatsz
Contention Ser bcutlh%lutberilden
llnterltiitun9s : &ercines ltattfinbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

8. S. Milan bon Senbcr, scr bprgc-
tern cine Sieibe bon @irtbidaften be-
illdjt urlb eincn @cbDri9en %scnoiien
bate, ipurbe suerlt bon slpei Sreunbcn
I'M $24 beraubt unb pann, naboem
bie,e berldnunhcn iparen, bon Ser $50
li5ci ipc9en &tbeitDrung perbaftct. gr
ipnrbe bonn 9oli5eirihter tint SO nnb
Soften bejtraft. Sic 9iebe iinb bis
ictt bon Der Eoli5ci nod nidt abse<
fabt porben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

@err @m. 81. Meelc lit geitern BEL
Der Sabrespcr iammluns bon Ser @ilto@
riiden @eleuidaft oes staates 5l
Sprtngfielb ais @irettor eripablt lporz
Den. 5err Mcelc nirnmt bcfanntlid
reyes Sntere1e an Der Geididtsi or-
Idung bes 5taates SIinois.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

8cgen 5l lducllen Sabrens nit If
rem %Ototorcpclcs u1b Mutpmobils. ipurz
ben geltern mebrere 2elltc bon Ser $50
li5et perbaftet ul1b pon1 Yoliseiridter
NIT Den belpubten gtrafen eboadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

@orbereitunse,1 iperben icbt idpn
9etroffen fir cine p%aiieuoe unb eiu-
brlldspolle 4. SSuli : Seier in Moline.
Cine impolante Strabenparabe sebt
Der Seicr ppran. gm Mbe1o finoet,
ipte leetes Sabr, Gin 9rpbes Seuerlpcrf
ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-14

ginen grm sum s%lpeiten @Sal in eli
nt9en @pben %gcbrudle1 bat porgeitern
Welpin Nsattlon, Sphn bon Charles
Mattlon, itaotifder @auinipeftor. ais
CT bie Ireppe i'm @pd1idyulscbduoe bi1e
unterficl. SCI Sl1nac mllrbe balo poll
eiucm Ir5t in @ebanollng genommen.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
phIiuGrs-lHel-mn

favHrd jackson was born u Nor.
".v ca-fty ono. Fetr-t'y = lss..
~. re' 81 - hone three fUlits
-ps:rcAs; q Oregon. % JAY =. 1916.
ace = yCE"s 1 'upftt ~ /. DAYS.
" lamar g. l'z Re vEs unite.
r-l-rlrt . Miss fErtLt Eict.
S".-p' 81 li.e-k Morrow eou-iy.
TtI NJ iHcE.r- Ira wife zen uvc-
i'p~ Ctl1 20 Eu'i cpg-ty. Missouri
/, l.sz AZ ftvt continued g I've
rsL' Q"ngpf s'.t rat tine NJ
lara -1' tH- her- sIct fo' 4 create
nI't - t's t't ~ tie uasf te-
ctrs Ef' VI. & r'eLi s.ft-t'. md
--sr' 90 80 trs =. a'-'.; helpless
n.' to re cr-.'E-; ct's Ant after.
9 90 90 30 ftt'f.' We v't a.t
eve MING ro.s ..e 9 - ere 30 ~.
't".rT, Lra 80 = axe tr- corr 'tLt,It
II B.. st,-'less Myt' g ia - 700
" 80 10 "a = ttt E'a 20 gtnars
va. 'et.1t'e- -Jc. IVA "a. .t'Tite.
H.".fr TIE i0.C -ess - re aeetI..
|e. Ore -sL"rt E'uvs 30. g e. 'y
L'''tr Ltt one e & boz. .'t gtc.
ne, Az trg.tIt tH-tt ~ one
TIE '.'t"L service. wee held q
/ '', '.r 't fu'r, t.t cp-ft-,. s.
/ IL. r.t.rrg. j.! e. A.. vs't cunaar;,
o. B. Ecv = / f.att =. yta Ia
'''e' - lr".I 'tL.,rt &C. sc fLr j
| o. "I'1 yct". '';f"'re-t W. .
] IA , Grove ct"lF,-g. q; u'egu.
] '''s ;'t t,-. Va. gyc' rest
i.t - tss go, g -, f....--c.
T. -
NJ '4'c-1' d. ..'T we -
r..Hu ~ ''t . ''es 4L.rt.t' NJ
are 'i''.. - F'pgp' a. Is. a'O
|''.'''' .y'g Q..
~ '"-s. :. .,'-L - .Ag.r,
.st ia -.
Ia .' -s g.. rr. "a - p,
fiHL'.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
pl.n;, Of Nipney.

The uAltiAl statements q TIE 10
hi,.f. q o.: CU-ity b;peared IL tie
ysYIo.s rBpers q oar county. last
week. Eat from the Amount Of cepus
2 these hanks. there u ev.1ent.y 81
H,.e.; e keeJ, TIE w1.t from the dcv-
fr, Z while 8; least. B. thest strw s
ta,A' on depast q Sl.sai.'aa. " a
~ csrlts 1epus' q slNa. Tie sac
uef;s show OF banks 8 ht "a
aea'..y ttG.c d conltu'.. AZ ait
c9r-acte- n & safe vlst- c.'f.st 'vLt e
r.L.r,r. Grc they are s.. . tlsN G.,
Their Irsa demands. TIE banks g
Eot county Elvsys have ef;y q
rac-ty. and 4 ylu have the re. als &
col .LftrI ycs ear bt Accommodated.
The varlc-s banks stty isCi ot-
pa..ts ~ June 90. 1916. & rave beei.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
WANT SIDING.
supper, ~ Territory Between
MOUND CT, and Maitland A.k
Tor New switch

: movement - guatf way % ptf'
I'd, me Burlington IA Way Co, .
n.i u 4 gwtct AND stues!Lrd ., .
u.u ~, Lrpui hbt way between Noun
- Enc Maitland, the proposed 10
% tlpu uelur neL' the Pack beete'
nee, Know II III. summit, h. the
Ia, ipp 81 ths clviot Inc there ls
1 SHARP grlat pr ehct rae.
4 hearing wEs he,c pe'p't Com.
r .ssiun.' busuy, fueift,e' q ~.
ATE Ctliites board, VI III, Eoitl
,pidogS ~ -. Joseph, OF the u.
md CT 81 this month. Attorney ".
T. EIasctt ui THE city. represented
10, petitioners, Ind IN, Burlington IL
tu-ney't handled ia. interests Of the
-lilwby company. Among Ia. cit Iens
u tsrcsted VINO attended "a. ineet nr
were; J. q. Norman, ". u. Smith.
! mes gnd Nm LlsLlle, Ed Gibson,
SEQ. Lpucks. Chat. Cillaerh, Howard
emmy, beYT Patterson, Pack Decker
and Chhs. Limp.
The hearing wss continued 20 the
til Of this month, when the matter
VIII bt heard y, jefferson Gu! before
the STATE Utilities Board. Mf. Blsseti
viii have chlrg. q the interests o.
the people VINO are asking for the con-
venience.
The petitioners are asking fer SID
INK 70 handle car 10, shipments Of
stock NJ they nov have 70 hEul then
stock 70 either Maitland or Mound
{ ny q distance Uf IN miles 70 either
town from the point where the switch
II desired. II IL estimated that the
new arrangement would accommodate
the stock r1lsers Of Ibou, thlrTy-tive
sections, who, IL IL figured, snip about
40 car loads Of stock year. Ind
there would he approximately 120 M
dvidaG stock rGisers benettted-
Mound City News-Jefersunlsn July
Ia, 1916.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
Made u Shurt Visit.

C.. ". (Wes) Eunkel, but better
known a. "SEndy" in these parts, and
v'ho hIs III many friends in Oregon
and Holt county in general af ia. NEXT
one vRF here Sunday ind Mpnda s.
canning w from Kansas City in the
cpr of Albert johnson. 0 nephew bv
marriage, and his wife and spn, Al.
bert. Junior. Mrs. johnson formerly
lived here, and iF daughter Of RU-
dplph Schiutzhnuer ind wife Mrs.
Johnson wes known here as Miss
Pear Schlotzhauer. They visited
with relatives while here, Of whom
there ARE many, 40 we will not enum-
ernte. "Sandy" viii soon 80 10 the
DGkotls, and with him will he G. Va
kiddoo, who formerly reBided here
and they win engage in photography
in thut country, making Q speciality
Of farm scenes. May success Ettent
them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
Missouri Pictures Wanted.

Missouri Pictures Wanted" IL the
wireless cal being sent out by Jewell
Mayes, secretary Of the Missouri
state Board Of Agriculture, Column
pln, No,
The secretary wants free photo
graphs ID beauty spots, views Of farm
crops and country scenes. lie Ask
TINT concise statement he sent with
eact picture. showing name Of sender,
description and location Of view. Do
NOT ask that picture he returned, sf II
must wait its time and place. II you
send picture il will he used, If found
available, in the agricultural yesr
hook, later bulletins, OF in the agri-
cultural and news publications Of the
couutry-and in no doing, you boost
your psYf of Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

r.. y--.. T. N.rl.. ~. -
'ts ..r-us.'-. ..-.-..,T . f..,...f.
-.. go. L. J...y ,.,l,-,,
-. 4 ...... IL. e. -, -.
4. l..Asy - l..I.-.. ..,,,
.t' t,t 'r.ut Z. =, ,,-..,, ,,,,,..
80. Grl .-F So.
81 -. 90. 500. 20, 600. -.
4.lus. '..r Mons. ..t. %, IT,.
."' ..,. lt.... q. a.. -
tH'f . H.. vt.. %. -. .-,.. o..
.... --. -. -. .'
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
"sOine" Mortgage.

Cores Weekly Monograph, which
tells al about transfers. chIrtels, trus,
deeds and the like, a. issued in Al.
Gibson county each week, last Sntur,
auy, told u how ]. :. Bllby. WIZ
own q bir loi Of Eastern Atchisp,
county, has borrowed, from thu Bprt.
lett interests Of St Joseph, . sun
cioSt to s8ab,blp on some Of his Atcn-
ison county holdings.
4 recent mortgage filed in Nuds,
way county by this same big lgnc
owner told Of ms securing Q loan o.
something more than 500, 900, hu,
that sum fades away when the item
mentioned above is taken into cor.
Observation-Disclosures County journal
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
80 III. lri,rurinr

i.rt business !, ne lrtyr.ruli
l''ai Wa C-tt active a.".rg M,
nii' = Jane, and Artr, MORN,
u - irrs Efie' The hand ur II 81
"tae. ear, Efd %G&.iGi I.usnas ~
% W, Lnep-' IRE r.i, / tp.l ui ..
49, pn-nds The rlur a. tow n,
tie oe''oi dio III, handling IN i,v.Iv
anne even Z the temperature VIZ
- Lhe strictly sgr.mt'-.et.
,Iht rI' luLa shipments consisted
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

We desiry g. return on SINCERE arc
Gct --tei thanks :. tie rary nora.
rars Ers KIND friends vbt - wiling )
Ars g ca' Ass stance . ~ hour q
lt.ilt Ls5ct nf Ena rr.ef TIE sgodea
2r- Terrible utttas @ o. beloved
..s.La.. s1' an .ratttf
MRS. G. v SiNfklI
AMI CEilfbTN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

-. During the heavy wind and rain.
Thursday afternoon Of last week, july
IL, many fields Of corn in this yiclnity
We're laid low by the, strong wind, hui
the corn If now Strengthening up, and,
while injured, will YET make good corn.
osts Were blown down also, and seri-
onsiy inJured-in many instances can
nof be cut, and the only way to zen
anything from these fields viii be 10
turn in the hogs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

-yinr o vs.. with her son. frank. al
fillmore. and from thb; place she
vent to Parsons, htnsas. 60 visit her
s. rftrf. Mrs Henry Treat.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21
uGTNING's DEADLY WORK.
q. ". >imerl, and son Err,i. Team
and Colt hilleo y.
Lightning.

n death" verified or Thursday Ate.
rIps- q b.; ctt III. j.. lglt v'ei
q "a. S4mCrg Art rs In-asi' "-s
suf Errct. vt'y sl11etl called i'"ia
iHeif lHbnrs caring TIE ttar1t'.
storm. vhict rArc- tt~t 'ho'T y i''t'
TIE npur hour The bolt vhct tras
fae-t Two YES cam, tn'.i . rt''tE.
&. .nt watch Tom. ~ TIE hn-I -
70. tsa stuppc. a. IL &c .rct
M ut..y La nppr fLrr e
r,l'- g tht ChLrty lLtttrsu'.. j..
land sruthchs; q Oregon. ~ u
,-pet and tt m sof. irftt. were
q; va.t tnsry- cltrtt-rr curr.. IRE
Storm car.Ug ~. the .t' tchr- ere
Two teams MD vc-i INTO TIE east
shed O tht hay hI~r frf sheliei-!as;
what TINE tbs yks ?. one ". eve
know.
The storm rar -r %. TIfl bert
working o. TIC v L"'t wake 'l"'..
arrp-- NAMED ~ 30 t"u;t,' -. -
cant t.u-r. An .n;'s.'r the i"I'T'
y ttt shed "a o.. OF. come 20 a..
&, home" ~ L.svf' coming rbrE.
hs -c-rarte- o. be r-a;.f' t'l' zee.
were Playing 81 ~ ttt'. If- 10 6;
OF q BE wagon A.. vent ~. t''
tt"- Re c.s.pvt'e- zoe '"a. q =
.1Er vhIt' 10 g.;raar. q 'tt' ~
fr-,;. lf,Ie.. ft ""n. o. 20 ttt
sts. astIttte- go, e. t''4pt Az
il~f o. g. town m gave ttt LErtE.
na;frfr Ore E,rt. a.. let'-,.
a.. '',y turt;fy w.. A. H''t's.
~ g. - tht -.'h'
p NATION t'N e. iti '''l'''
tit! "a f''' ~" t' '.'. -; -
-a-'" t' a. -
isi'lA lft r'.l 20 ~ "f'. .
t'-r- g .t,. u - ht,'ty q. tt
IiA'f' On ti' 9 - Z" WIKI - -
70 .'-i' i"'' ~ ~
iit, 90. "a '-' = 20
&C. ih' yea a. We "a % -"
s. @'' i"A.. a.. 't'''. 60 - 80
''f. S't' .' i' -'' "a i"'
40 ~ a. .'s.' g.,
a. =. - '.'
IA lht - US i''sti Va
~ l.-' '' -
81.
''. VA 80 ~ -. i'''t
20 ''' o.. '''''
r.-''
~
10y
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" - ''.
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49,. q
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The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

Miss Katy and Miss Ada Fields
and Mrs. Mabel Sherman were st. 10
seph visitors, Saturday Of last week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

The Skidmore Chautsuqus will bt
held August 3 to Is, inclusive.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

]; wi '- -eci taIi t,c-, tn.' aLfts
earn v.tLlt $500. q ~, tptL.
L'lr-f' - ihs Isf'1i = O. t't rpgfty.
il, ;a;I ispJ. = . ~, hL;.Ei q
-, vL"p.s iuvfs o. 81, ruafty,
yit", there L'y tvg 90 more hLi.Ca
w., H. friuv, % Jane 20, 1..t
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

-Wsutsd-Maried man apd wife
10 work On farm. Inquire Ut this
office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

Uncle Jacob MIrit just Ind 10
come up town, Thursday, and huve
Mrs.. NetherlEnd trim his hat for him
lit is supposed that this is wing,
CAUSED ths storm. II he is spared
until November ne will reneh hif Hlm
milestone
Meyer Post, G. A. T., will he the
guest Of their eomrade, A. W. Van
CHmn, II the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W II. Alkine, on next Tuesday, July
20. The meeting hour is 2 p. m, and
the commander, G. W. Cummins
urges all the comrades 10 be present
--Seeley Rseves and wife enjoyed q
VISIT last week from their son, Robert
wife and Little daughter, Agnes, Of St
1osegh-
Mrs. Ruth Enesle has been en-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-21

ne totLl IilssenrerE carried dur
ms the month WIS 1,rp2; gallons Of
cream, 2.4.u; eN,,esb, sb,SSs pounds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01

itself on his big toe. The aid of knife
blade was necessary to release it. 4
very sore toe was the result.-Ins
CHAM County (Iich.) News,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01

FRESH WATER BATHING
While bathing at Pleasant Lake
one day last week Porter Field was
attacked by clam, which fastened,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-08-26
NINE SOLDIERS CAPTURE l1a
Frenehmen Trick the Defenders Of .
German Field Fort on
the somme.

One Of the most striking episodes
Of the great Somme offensive was the
recent taking Of the field fort at b.
anches and Its garrison Of 113 men
by 8 French soldiers.
All attempts to storm the position
had been checked by murderous ma
chine-gun fire until French officer
discovered vulnerable point. Select
Ing a second lieutenant, two sergeants,
q corporal and four men, he led them
on hands and knees through the long
grass to the spot where he knew there
was breach In the defenses. Then
three Of the French officers abruptly
leaped into the work, shouting in
stentorian tones, Forward with the
bayonet!" and throwing bombs which
exploded In the dugout.
The Germans, believing large force
was with the Frenchmen, had no time
to get their weapons and surrendered.
But now the three French captors be-
gan to feel nervous, as they saw no
reason why the Germans should not
fall upon them and exterminate them.
They were saved by the six comrades,
who came rushing In just at this mo-
ment. Again fooled, the entire Ger
man garrison was marched to the
French rear. escorted by the nine
"poilus," who had not lost man.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-08-26
The Odds on Hughes.

Even newspapers friendly to the Will
son administration admit that Governor
Hughes made fine impression upon
all classes of Republicans by his mas
terly speech formally accepting the
nomination Of his party for president.
They are compelled to record the fact
that the former Progressive party lead
ers are also well satisfied.
This marks another stage of the
Hughes march to victory. From the
beginning the odds have been In his
favor He has always been rated the
favorite In wagers upon the election.
At. no time have such weather vanes
shown that the wind was blowing to-
ward the head Of the present admins
tration. Now the outlook for the Re
publican ticket is better than ever be-
fore.
Democratic consciousness of the des-
perate prospect for the Democratic can
didate will probably keep the National
Guard under arms and away from
home until after election day. 1t VIII
be considered necessary to cut off as
many thousands of antiadministratiOn
votesas possible, by foul means as well
as fair. But no such scheme Gun avail.
The margin Of victory Is too wide.
Hughes will win easily. even Il the
guard Is disfranchised.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-08-26
OHIO AND MINNESOTA SAFE
carmI Thompson Says Democratic
Have No Chance TO Carry Either
Of Those States.

Carmi A. Thompson Of ST. Papl, who
used to be secretary to President Taft
and was also an assistant secretary of
the interior. brought word to political
friends In Washington that Minnesota
and Ohio would be sure to give great
Republican pluralities this fall. Mr..
Thompson Is a native Of Ohio and was
for many years a leading Republican Of
the Buckeye state.
IF the Democrats have any Idea OF
carrying either Ohio or Minnesota, they
had better wake up" said Mr.. Thomp-
son. II really don't believe there Is
any more chance Of Democratic sue
cess In these two states than there Is
of Republican victory in Georgia.
Frank l.. Kellogg, the Republican nom
inee for the United States senate. will
surely defeat Daniel Lawler and the
state will go Republican for Hughes
and Fairbanks by an overwhelming
plurality.
I'm Ohio there is perfect harmony
among Republicans and Progressives.
Two years ago the Progressives polled
a considerable vote, but even then the
Republicans elected the governor and
other state officers and gained seats In
congress. With keen interest In the
national fight and the election of gov
ernor and United States senator also,
the vote In Ohio this year will probably
be the largest ever. and look for u
Republican plurality approaching 100.-
600. There Is no doubt about the re-
election Of Governor Willis. Whoever
wins the senatorial fight, and am for
Harry Daugherty, will undoubtedly be
selected over Senator Pomerene."