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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
EXTENSION FOR ROCK ISLAND.
Federal ,"urt Grants APPROVAL In
Prtitinu Of Receiver.

Pc mission has been granted 20 Jacob
VI b.,hIuson. receiver of the chicago.
Rock Island aud T., IL Railway com
pary, to extend the S7.3oU. 200 D per cent.
collateral notes ut th" company du"
February 80 20 August - at the same
rae ~ Interest MIR Dickinson ned
"a PETITION asking :og an eNt"rsiou ~
'hr notes before Jpigc Carpenter IN tHc
Federal Court IN Chicago and n" petit
ton wa granted Yesterday
The tinted states Circuit, Court ~
Appeals for the Northern distr,c, OF
Illinois refused TO dismiss tho petition of
,he IurSo, ii'"d Indiana coal CON-
ptLrs ~hondhuld"rs FOR PERMISSION 20 T.
i.rvci'e n the Rock Island recclN"rsh.p
proceed Urs Roth S'i"s were directed 10
III" hriefs
Through an agreement with tho Bank
cr~ Trust Company TN" $500. 006 notes
become an obligation Of tn. r.r.i Yer
They are held ~. nrip,ily by Institutions.
~ no rubl.v offering OF the bonds was
made when 'h"l were issued ny IN" com-
pauy two wears ago
The notes are held 10y abol, twenty
holders and are secured by $4,000. o00
rcfuud.r ~ ; pc" cont hor'ls selling AZ ap-
proNima'c'y "a. and almos, $4,000. 900
Kansas r"ty short, Line aud Louisan
and Arkansas first mortgage bonds.
winch vcre placed AZ %.
~" extension of the notes gives the
Rock Island q breathing spell uutil
March -. when the 81 500. 600 loan Of
the Bankers Tru~, Company and -.
80. 900 oon loan Of the Central TrUs' COM
pony both tan due. Roth th"s" loans
have been extended before
on April ! interest on tho Comptuy'S
.~fctuIdiug Is VIII come due. while the
sixty days graz" for payment Of IN"
interest on The dchcuturc - continues
untl March -.
tilIcAGo. Fol-. s. The United states
Court o' Appeals has denied ne motion
OF to Rock Island receiver 20 dismiss
the appeal taken from Judg" Carpenters
decision authorizing a. issue Of 10000
receivers certificates TO pay unsecured
claims. Judge Carpenter had refused
intervention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
BYRNES 0UTLUCKs HIS RIVAL.
Keats COHman. - 10 tO<. and IL
In Ina Against eastman.

In the sem'-hual 81 the sporting
winters golf pool tournament at Doyle's
Gene Byru.s defeated Hal 'oifiuan yes
t-rdiN by 4 scoia If ~, to iQi. The
winner was favored by the luck all The
way. Will. thiugs broke badly for his
brother ai,i.t, TIE fnal game will be-
played tins afternoon, when Harry
eastman wi. meet Byrn.s. Al added
feature OF t~o-iay's play vii, Ice an eigh-
teen ho.. match between Alfredo de orc
and j. Howard Shoemaker.
In tte classified egg tournament,
winch began yesterday. Max Blunen-
thai wua from Bud Fisher. - TO IS.
Bill Hicks defeated I'd curley, six holes.
20 to 80. In the scramhles class DICK
Ma,tiu Won from Herb Hancock. 81 to
100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
HEIGHTS CASINO TRIUMPHs.
Beats bia Ciub ~ squash by
score Of . 10 z.

The Heights Casino squash tennis team
defeated the Columbia Club team yes
terday. IN "A Glass y League series at
the Heights Casino courts By n score OF
. to =. Two OF tho matches won by
the Brooklyn players wen 10 three
games before they we're decided.
TIE winners OF the visiting team were
II. kelloci and A. VI. Wolf. The for
ner defeated +. y. Page. at Sis, i5--a,
Lii: while Wolf wont from II. W.
Cariart. at LII. 1jt2. The sum-
inarics
Sterling Martin. Heights Casino. do
feat.d ~ y. Bulkley. Columbia Club. .
IL, LIS. Iii 10. Randolph Catlin. Heights
casino. defeated |. II. Cornell. Columbia
club. la It's. ia-2: n. kcIock.
co!uru bia club. defeated +. :. rage.
Heights Casino, SIS. ID? lii: A. N.
WON, Columbia club. defeated II. W. Car
hart. Heights Casino. i7-ij. i5-2; 7. II.
b"ardslet, Heights casino. defeated A. c.
Scott. Columbia Club. ID. ID. Score
Heights Casino. \. Columbia CLUB, ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
STARS IN TENNIS TOURNEY.
EARLY championship Matches VII
Re Played To-morrow

The draw for the seventeenth anrua,
ra',ona! indoor avn tcuni, champlon-
ship which viii begin officially at t'o
S"y"Ith Regiment Nrmorr roNi Sa;ur-
day VIII bc made this afternoon "A, ,ur
a"morN. Owing 10 She fact that Va,
playing tim" j. unusually shout 'h'S
year SOM" few Of the matches wi. H.,
dcciicd Tomorrow.
Th" entry list, although not complete
l'l To Yesterday, showed that there WV
j." many stars Of IA" first |tuG.
ia the draw. Among those vino na,a
entered already are Robert Iiudley Mur-
ray. the crack young California play.-
Carleton Y, Smith. one OF the .rddir:
racquet wi"lde's of tine South. Alfred
:. Dahu"y of Boston. W. NJ. Washhurn.
metropolitan champion Harold Thrork-
morton, national interschulasiic chain
plon, and Dr, A. ". Waite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
ENTERS SENATE RACE.
.. =. Fr~iinRhuysen issues Formal
announcement - tnudidncy.

TRENTON. y. j., Feb S.-Forner
state Senator Joseph : ~Frelinghuy-
sen of Somerset ouutN formally an
ununced to-dav that u. H. n candidate
for United states senator - lie voted
for at IN" Republican primaries next
all other Republicans IN IN. rae"
ar" former GOV Franklin Murphy or
Essen county ald former GOV. Edward
Casper stokes of Mercer county.
Mr.. frelinEhuN sen H. president OF the
state Hoard o. Agriculture and 81 'he
STATE Board Of Education. He served
~ the spanish American war as an
officer Of Troop =, squadron \, New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
DARTMOUTH CRUsHEs R M
Brwu drred by speed Of
NLctors-srOre. y to ~.

WEST PotSr. y. V. Feb. s.--After be-
ing compelled to cancel the first half
dozen Of their regularly scheduled
hockey games his seaHo" because Of
poor Ice the Army seven got on the ice
to-day for the first time In "a month
II was overwhelmed by Dartmouth 10
the tune Of . 10 ~.
The iitnoverinuS. not particularly
finished stick handlers Were q fast ag-
rrcpatio II IN splendid condition.
They rang ~ six goals II the first half.
Raycroft and Murchie skating through
the Army's defence time and again. The
former got the first goal 81 a pretty
pass from Tvlcr. III. cadets had few
chances Ia shoot and all were stopped
c~l,Nerly by Holden. House was III. b"s;
skater for the Army. The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
CHICAGO SUF?S WIN NEW VOTES
Can Ballot =, Presidential Primary.
IL Decision.

CutctG". Feb Colin e. H. ~ Nc.
attorney for the election board. rendered
a. opinion to-day which authorizes tho
election commissioners to recognize
women a. legal voters In the Presidential
pr'ma'.. April II. when delegates To- the
rat.o9dl party conventions are 10 he
chosen.
In q separate opinion he also sets
forth that women nave H.. right OF
frauchis" IN the selection Of state. CEN
trail, Senatorial. precinct and ward COM
n.itt"em"u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
TORONTO SKATER FASTEST.
Lot Roe Wins = Yard Title In
snranac Lake Meeting.

SAEANAc LAKE. y. Y. Eel. S.--For;y
skaters, the fastest men in the amateur
ranks Of the United states and Canada.
ar. gathered her. to determine the in;e-
championships. The first OF the three
days events under the auspices OF u.
Saranac Amateur Skating Association
to-day gave the championship in the
go yard sprin; 20 Lot Roe of Toronto.
Russo. Wheeler. the champion OF 1915.
IS not here to defend his title. He j.
fght.ng in the war.
Ben ard Anton os.ckey % C.eve,ard.
Ray Aic winter Of Chicago. r. 7 Logan
Of Montreal and J. i Robson and Lot
fioe OF Toronto worked through the
heats 70 N" finals Roe won. with Anton
Os,ckey second and Logan tl.rd The
time was II 30 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
NO SEAT IN TRAIN, NO FARE.
Biii In Assembly WODid StOp
CrOwdinI Of Cara.

ArnANy. Feb, S,-No scat no fare on
railroads X proposed IN a bin Introduced
to-day by Nssemhlyman COFFEE
Railroad employees forcing fares
from Slc1 tourists would ir guIlty
of n misd"msdnur ana Ii hlc 10 "A mini
nm fine of $50 and Il maximum of
500 for each offence.
coffcy declares that hi~ measure il
aimed primarily AT the correction of
insufficient suburban service in West.
chester county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
Comm'ssioncrs Of the Board Of watcr Slpp!y
GEOR'iE FINTIIEISVONE 50 rrtuI,

S"a'"i proposals Ia triplIrai" viii he 70.
c'Iv'd hv M" QIn~r'ornihEt' General of lilo
AruN, Washing ga, u g.. UM1, u.rluIt
y IA, Eastern tiW", Mhr,h e, trlc. for fur
uishins Stalou"ry;s billo" Supplies and
Oti,c Furni'ur" iS"hcuuie No. j.. IIlrI.
wHIr aud Tools tSch"dIi" 81. - Tn!Io,
Articles, Soap and tl"JrirG Materials
o., h,iulc Nn - 'Orldg", CiuVnIuIa B.r
lap GSrll"Iul" 80 ~: Packing. NIs'- and
IIuse tS'h"lul" 80. ~; Tor d"r,trn'r du"IuE
the fiscal year lnl1, AT dopr'a ~ the ,!uar-
triNuJotnl i,rps listed a. srh"uu.". S.n.d
ul'R furnished np"n afp'iDpt'ou to quar-
ter'ut-'"' Goue'~'l. + - N"'nr. Washing.
'"i. - -. ~" l.. Depot p.tr'"rinr. .r. -
Nuit"S i. -. >rW Nn-; ,''r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

CYPRESS. TeV r'"h. to so,..
Rcd Wing. owned hy ". T.. S..,. r..
beaumont, Tex. woa tie a., ego ~.
"f the Texas Held 'riS i.,. ,..t,
second place went 20 the ro.ai. -
owned by g. y iiiher rc 81.
i'rn' h softer Jp" Mut,". go. .
y Is Smith of Epi0rrye. X. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
JHELp WANTEp-M\LU.

WANrHD Fret class cylinder Fres..
man on Halftono pHd Color Work: good
wages; union shop, Address CASI.ON
PRESS, Slol Monroe st.. Toledo. Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

Mu' HE. 3 Currier. Tyler. Geran. =; Ray.
croft. score end OF first haif-D,rt-
mouth. & Army. o. Substitutes -Nerreli
for Numna. Day for Mclean. purfs. f"r
StTDki. Refere--iieut. Purdon, Army.
Timer cadet Walsh. Army. Time OF
htlyss. % minutes.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Wants to Be a War Correspondent.

Daniel Mcdonald, son OF T. l.. Nc.
Donald, Of ST. Joseph, deputy city
clerk OF that city, and who Is a strap.
ping, line looking young boy, and
looks TO be about 20 years OF age,
when In fact, he is only a little over
10 years Of age. lie has one more year
In the high school, and his father Is
rather anxious that he begin to think
. little about the future-to try and
decide what he wants to do after he Is
through school, so the other day he
had . talk with Daniel-asked him a
few questions, as to what he would
like TO do Daniel replied that he had
not thought much about II, and when
pressed for a definite answer, replied,
that he believed he would like to be a
war correspondent,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Will OF Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Rocker.

The last will and testament Of Mrs.
Lizzie NJ. Eorckor vas executed No.
vember ~. 1918, and Was Witnessed 10y
G. u. Iook and l.. Moore.
Item } OF the will reads a. follows.
at il my desire and wish that all Of
my children, VIZ Louise Il Austin,
wife Of T. NJ. Austin: Anna Il. Ruley,
wife Of Robert q. I,uley: Emma NJ
Cummins, wife Of Gay l.. Cummins;
Frederick &. Roecker, Charles a
Rocker, Frank l.. Roecker and Mont
gomery A. Rocker, share alike In the
distribution Of my estate, a. near Ms
possible"
Montgomery a. Rocker and Gu,
L. Cummins were made executors OF
the will
The estate inventoried about s2iO, 0ol
thus each heir viii receive about
$4,000 Tie estate consists principally
OF notes, Iook n lioecker Banking
Company stock, Of Oregon, Mo, and
stock In the Bryne.llammer Dry Goods
Company, Of Omaha, Nebraska, and
some real and personal property.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
1916 to be Year OF Eclipses.

Tie year lnlG vii 20 down into his.
tory a. one replete with eclipses.
Three eclipSeS II the sun and one OF
the moon Vas scheduled TO occur.
Matrimonially speaking, there will be-
a total eclipse Of the mere mans free.
dom OF choice Ia the selection Of a
wife, for know ye all that January |
ushers In the leap year a. well a. the
new year.
Incidentally, the calendar will lie
quite flush, for It will contain - sun.
days and - Saturdays. Thus there IL
promised one more church day for the
religiously inclined, and one more
show date for those whose minds end
toward things worldly.
To those who were 80 unfortunate
as to he born on the 18th day OF Feb.
ruary, 1915, brings intense Joy, a. II
marks the first opportunity In four
years for the celebration Of that i'm
por,ant event.
For the feminine world, 1919 will
mean the browning or the shrouding
Of four years patient, persistent prep.
ara,ion tor the goal Of their heart S
desire, They're all keyed up and
primed for the occasions; so, TO twist
the popular phrase that follows the
announcement that Bin Smith has q
brand new buggy, to suit the changed
conditions, Look out, fellows."-rni.
versity Missourian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
OF Interest to Hunters.

The season for killing deer, Wild
turkey, quail aud squirrels closed on
lee, ~ This leaves open the season
for killing Of geese and ducks aud fur
bearing animals, Fur bearing ami.
mails include foxes, SkunkS, opoSSum,,
and raccuunS, The season flr KILN,
rabbits never closes hui Licenses are
required 10 hunt them tie same as
for other game, Tie license il 10
hunt and does not specify the game
TO he hunted except to provide the
seasons
The state Law continues open for
killing ducks and geese until April
20, but the government law seeks To
close II In Missouri on Jan. 81.
The constitutionaliry OF the federal
Law Is being tested In the supreme
court ~ the United States on appeal
from the federal district court OF Ar
kansas, which held the Law unconsti.
tu,ional and invalid The case was
argued In the supreme court OF the
United States last october, and de.
cision should he announced next
month,
The season for killing fur bearing
animals closes on Jan. 81 Trappers,
for these animals are required TO have
hunters licenses, Many hunters walt
until late In the wear To take ont their
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Wedding.
sOMMER-POLLEl.

At the beautiful country home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James lddings, six miles
east Of Oregon, at O'Clock on the af-
ternoon OF Jan. j, 1915, Herman a..
Sormer and Miss Edna May Policy
we're united In the bonds OF wedlock,
In the presence of a number Of rela
tiyes and friends OF the contract ing
parties. Rev. r. -. Roberts, Of New
Point, was the officiating minister
After congratulations had been ex.
tended wishing the newly weds much
happiness and prosperity In their
journey OF life together. the bride and
groom led the way to the dining
room, where most sumptuous we'd.
ding dinner was served after the fash.
ion Of the hospitable country home,
and your scribe can bear testimony TO
the fact that all did ample justice to
the many tempting edibles with which
tile table was ladened.
The bride Il the daughter OF J. W.
Policy, Of st. Joseph, but since the
death OF her mother, and when she
was only I. years old she has made
her home with Mr. and Mrs Iddings,
with whom she found wealth Of
love that greatly endeared them TO
her as she grew up, and she gave
them every proof Of her appreciation
OF their kindness and efforts In her
behalf And Mr. and Mrs. lddings
could not we'll have leyed her more II
she had been their own daughter.
The groom Is tie son Of the late
John Sommer, and l. an indust rious,
progressive farmer, operating farm
In the Ma, Hover district, and from
the reports Of those who know him
lie will make such home for the
lady ~ his choice a. any woman
would he proud TO occupy. TIE
young people will 20 TO housekeeping
on their farm and will there be al
home 10 their many friends H.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Order OF Publication.
TIlE STATE oF MISSOURI. }

county ~ Holt
In III" circuit court ~ Holt county, IN
snid STATE. IT, ~" February Term. liis
tn" stat" ut Missouri, " ~. relation
md in III" W" 1T ". No. Nlkir.. ed.
l''tuf at ~" Revenue uI Holt county,
~ ih" stat" "i Missouri. l'hintiu,
Inrrliu" NnnNirkI-. charles Norton Itnn.
dill, li1ch"l 'il"nEuu, Robert l.. Han.
dnll HrHFl" Mutn"Vkr. Thomas Ran.
dali. William Randall, l.nurindu combs
"ih"fwiS" T"ppy r'ttibuhc, Emmett
lin"r. bDt'ndlutH
Nov, ~ this .stn day ~ I-'rmbrr. \.
- 1915. comes. N. plnintin herein rs
duNil "l n"n.f'rid'u'" IN ~" ibuNv 'n-
iiii'd ,nus" and states Hmung other
lhlhih mat the d'i'nd1uis, IhHIl-S Nur-
ton randall, IiHch'l 'Il"HzuI l.hufindn
combs and MARY Jan" iiruums. nf, non.
residents "t the stat" 81 Missouri. aud
,hhii"' u" summoned ~ THIS action by
the 'tulnnlN bru'"Ss 1t Inv.
MIll.ltl.lI II IL ordered by the
'l"Ik 81 ~" Circuit count ~ Vacation
mat aid d'ivndHuts bv uutiii,d rs pIb.
h'NtiuU That ulniutiU has comm, need "a
l,rt nud general Nature uI which ~ that
llHibliW Nuuks t. enforce the lien uf the
Smi' ct Missouri Hguius, ~" full"wiug
i'I'ilh"d t"hl estate, situate, lying and
hrlus Ia liult County. Missouri and he.
l'nEinE IT, IA" d,lvudahts To- this suit fer
certain d' liupucui nnd hu'k taxes du"
l'll, l'la aud 1913. With Interest thereon
rhd Gusts, levied upon said real estate,
Hs ~ ~" petition ana tax hill herein s't
i"iih, i"-wii; Tract I, tn" Northeast
punrl,r ul IA" Southwest quarter ~ S.r-
ton TM"niN'siN t2tl, township siNty-twu
,b.b, ui rang" forty uub, forty acres
Irnci . bnc acre In the Southwest COR
net ui III" East llnlf uf N" Northwest
quarter ul Section Tw"uty.SiN t.n.
township SiN,y'iwn W2J "f range forty
tlui.
Mud that unless IN" said Charles Nor
ton Randall, Rachel GLEASON, Inuriudn
combs ana Mary Jane Gruums b" and
Hpp-hr ~ this court ~ the urNt term
tn"r""f, To- h. begun aud holden ~ the
Court HuuS" IN the city II oregon, In
'hld county, on the
asrH DAY or FEBRUARY. 1910,
ana On ar before the frst daN Of said
term, answer ur plead To- the petition In
said cnusc, the same will ~ IT, them, he
lnh,n rs cnnirsscd' aud Jndsm'nt viii be-
And u II further ordered that n copy
lti"ul u" published according to law In
tn" Holt county sentinel for four sue
."sslN" weeks, III" last Insertion To- he 1T
least fifteen days before the said 2Sth
day "l February, 1915,
l., H. DURHAM,
80, Circuit Clerk
The state Of Missouri,
County of Holt.
!, H., n Durham, Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Holt County aforesaid. hereby
trtlliy That tn. above II n true copy Of
the original order Of publication IN the
cause therein named. as the same ap-
pears In my office
Witness my hand ns clerk and the
zeal Of said Court, Done nj office In Ore
son, this ?sih day of December, 1918,
f. \. DUNBAR.
'S"hD Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Big Lake to Be Stocked With
Fish.
UNITED STATES SENATE. !
Dec. ob. 1919.


Hon. John r. Iden. Bigeloa, Mo:
My DEAR JouN: In last weeks Is.
sue Of THE SENTINEL | noticed an
article which stated that Zig Lake
vas again Killing up with moss and N
properly stocked would probably be.
come tie popular fishing resort which
II was few years ago. sent this
article tOget her with letter In Sena.
tor Reeds name to the Bureau Of
Fisheries and requested them TO aid
la restocking the lake.
am today In receipt OF reply,
which ] am enclosing herewith. You
will note from the letter OF Commits.
sioner Smith that he will send car.
load OF fish TO restock the lake a. soon
as the species necessary are available
and the weather permits, which will
be some time next summer.
Kindly Ill out the enclosed blank
and return to our office, where IL will
receive the senator's endorsement
and will be forwarded to the Commits.
sioner Of Fisheries.
Sincerely, your friend,
DON N. Hunt, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
For Better or Worse.

The many friends Of the contracting
parties, send sincere congratulations
to George Cottier, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Cottier, Of Lincoln, Nebr.,
and Miss Alice Belle, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs, n. II. Cook, who on Monday,
OF this week, In the presence OF few
friends, at the home Of the bride S
brother, Frank Cook, became husband
and wife, the ceremony being pro.
nounced by Elder Il. II, Dawson, Of
the Oregon Christian church. Their
many friends including the old SENT.
MEL will wish them a long, sweet
llfn
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Y. P. A. Notes.

Last Sundays meeting Of the Al,
lance was an exceedingly good one,
Miss Ruth Dissinger was the leader.
Most OF the members were In atten.
dance, and all were much interested
In the topic. With the special music
and singing, this meeting was COM
plete In every way.
All Of the Alliance meetings are In
teresting and beneficial as well. Come
to next Sundays meeting. Miss Lola
Nichols will be the leader.
Members are urgently requested to
bs At the business meeting, Tuesday
the 18th. The appointed place for this
meeting will be announced Sunday
evening. RALPH Fly, Reporter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
HEALTH GUARDS.
Furnished by the Department Of
Preventive Medicine, UNIVERSE
ty Of Missouri, Columbia.
DlpIITlIEI,IA

Diphtheria Is contagious disease.
caused 10y the bacillus diphtheria
Persons In perfect health may get the
bacillus In their threats many times
and not take the disease. On the
other hand, no matter how weak or
run down one may he, lie viii not
have diphtheria unless the bacillus Is
present. The germ comes from per-
son affected with diphtheria or from
one who, without showing any signs
OF the disease, carries the germ In
the throat or nose Such Is called a
diphtheria carrier.
The germs are found on.y In the
throat and nose OF persons affected
and produce a toxin which Is absorbed
In the blood, causing the symptoms
and effects OF the disease. The germs
leave such person In the sputum
and In the spray from coughing and
sneezing. Even forceful taking must
cause minute droplets Of secretion to
be emitted.
The smaller droplets will float for
some distance In the air OF an aver.
aye room. Well persons are affected
chiefly by getting droplets and the
contained germs into their threats
Children, having little sense Of clean.
illness, usually put playihings into
their mouths. II children play TO.
gether and one Is affected with diph.
iberia. the Others are likely TO yet
the germs from tie sick one In this
way.
school rooms and gathering places
where many persons are assembled In
a close, poOrly.yenil.atcd room aid In
the spread Of tie disease, At this
season " the year, when many per.
SONS travel on crowded trains and
many get together at celebration
and meetings. tie danger VI getting
the disease il much increased No
one with a cold or sore throat should
attend public gatherings. Any one
getting con- OF sore lilfOat should
have the trouble diagnosed aud treat.
ed 10y physician Children complain.
Ing Of colds or sore throat should have
medical attention at once.
II used In time, diph,heria toxin
will quickly cure diph,heria. TIE
greater the time elapsing before u e
toxin i used, the less il the chance
for recovery. i'ntreattd and late.
treated cases are very fatal. Diph.
iberia toxin for a short time also pre-.
vents well persons becoming affected
and should be used on every well
member OF family IN which there Is
acase Of diphtheria. Doctor Rayenel
department Of Preventive Medicine,
University Of Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-14
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting,
Bank OF Forbes.

Notice is hereby given, that a meet.
Ing OF the Stockholders OF The Bank
of Forbes, will be held In the d..
rectors' room, at said bank, on the
Eth day Of January, A. d., 1916, IL
being Monday Of the week, and COM
mencing at o a. m, the purpose and
object OF which meeting is the cleo ion
OF five directors for said bank for the
ensuing year.
by order Of the Board,
j, A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.