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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

bag Sbre @eodnfen ausbridt, unb hann
fam es ais Elm o~riginslss @efdeni
gelten.@
rSb mtin gsF6t Def btsIen @orter
etiftrei9 uusfab. peiB i4 ni9t, neil i'd
teinen Gpiegsl BEL mir bate. 4ber bos
psiB i'd, baB i'd berblifft ffdmmeIts: so
|begrsife! gber 3u etner fol9en 9idtune
.ben0tige i'd cine 5riit BON tnirOsfeHs bier
Mphen.1
Die i'd Sbnen serns sugefeBe," pdr
bic tr0tli4e antport.
ia fab i9 nun in elmer fdOnen 8ers
leaenbeit! Mein gefibl GID ienem, bos
urs beTdIei9t. penn mir sesen Gnoe zines
9ramas ni9t piFsn, OBJ bic 9elbin ben
nG4Iten att iiberleben tpirb. SD folte
Elm armbauS vbi6ten"! 0ieIe 4ufgabe
lteB ii6 our Got nod l6ien. aber bic
9i9tung uusfi6reu lafen unb bunu =
besablen, bas mar e, mas iiber meme
ardfte ging.
Smmerbin, i6 muBts in msin 8ers
berbsn rennen, benin unm6sli9 tonnte i@
mid Dor Der Dame blamieren. Mein
b~oreilig gsssbenes 9sripre9en muBte i9
nnbebinst emblem. alIo sing ih in cine
pdpterbanOlung, taufte bort etnige 8ogen
3ei1enpapier, Elm 9uBsnb 8leitifte aler
Sdrtenumnsrn unb eiten Aubiergummi
unb mddte mid an bic arbeit. Rad 8erz
lauF bon brti 3dgsn bate i'd bsrstts Elf
8leiftifte, elf gosen pdpier unb ben
@ummi berbrdAdt; dber bunn brddte i'd
aud etpas %3uitunOe, fpas mid in hobem
@rdbs befriebigte. 8ie 3eidnuHg f4ien
mir pirtLi3 Elm in Metaa dusgebriidtes
@ebiat su Iein. SsIbitbepnBt modts i1
mid dIIo auf ben Wss gu Dem ~beriibmten
Sutpelier o.
tnterpsgS beIab i'd mir npdmdls bic
3ei1nuns. Das armbditb mar pirfItd
berrlib! Qber - plobIi9 iiberlief es mid
eistaIt! On ben greis bate i'd ia gar
ni6t aeba9t! ObpDbl i'd BON @ef6meibe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
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gefhIub, meint @~sfGnguisssit aum
@dr.ibtn zines ssIsbrttn pihenTaofis
Iidtn Btrtts Ill bsrtpenbtn uno NIT otm
9onorar bofiir bas armbanb Su bt5abs
len.
GnbIih mar bic Triit berItridrn. uHb
id btadb mid, nit We9IsIformulursn
unb fInf Mart fir bic an5u9lune in Der
5uIds, ~ Germ 3, Der midi iepr
freunbIi@ empfing.
rMon ipirb Sbntn sIeif Scr NrmbonA
b%ringsn," fcgit ct. sd Bin ilberseust,
bdb Gle bdmit sufrisben fem tperbea."
limb i'd bin iiber5eugt, oaB bu NIT
mir ui@i Snfrieoen Istn iuiri'," bndte i9
mir, bon hiitste i9 mid natiirlifl, ben
@sbanieH laut iperben 81 lafen.
Gin 2GIt6en ipuroe mir porgelegf, ia
Dffnete es unb ItieB einen Gdrei bes @ris
Siidens aus. 60 berrli6 bate Id es mfr
In Der ansfibrung ptrtlih nitt eeodttl
gS mar entimieben bds 90bfte, mas
msnI6li9er GeiB in armbGnbern leifen
fonntel
0lr siutn auetnblid btrodB i6 gss
fdngnis unb nifenidaftli4es Bert.
abtr bdnn beIdnn ih mid, griff IN BITE
SuI9s, no i'd trompfbaFt has 5iinfmurIs
tiid unb bic Be1Islformnlars umfaBte,
unb fdmmeIte nit bei1erer Stimme:
.Sie 1obtn In Der Sat meme Grpartuns
gen iibtriroffsnl SEPT bdnosIt e fid nur
nod UNI ben prtis.~
Der G1mnd lit bsrtits bs5abltl"
Sd purbe rot unb blab. Reben ionnis
i6 nidt Dor 9erblifFnng.
sSbrs 3si6nung lit 10 uterreidbdr
f@Dn," ertldrte 8trr s. I69eInb, rbdB a
nit Der Tdton, bic Gle mir Freunblidf
anbsrirauttn, Elm 8ombengeIndft ma zen
perSe. Rebmen sic nIio has 4fmblnb
als Sonorar fiir bic grFineung. llnb
Iolten Gle eefpilt fein, mir tiinftig dbus
li4e intersFonie 3eidnunsen uuo Sheen
dn5ubtrtrnueH, 10 piiroe i9 Sic eerne in
eIeidtr @eiIe eutI9dbigen."
Sd tonnte nint fpre9en. Stnmm
briitte i9 bic Sanb bes brdoen Supes
liers. Sa. es gibt nod IeIbitIoIe msns
f9en! -
abtr zines f1uB i'd nod %erfpdbneIl: I'D
I9reibt feine 9ebihte mebr, aud feline
tpiFsnI6aftli9en @ertc, aber i6 bidtt
fsitber armbdnber, 5aIsftiteu, Rinse uno
8rpI6M - unb Itebe mid peit better Dn.
BEL dls init meinen lprii9en Gebidten,
Offerings fpirb man mir bafir nad
ntttnem Sooe tein 8entmaI ieben.
2siber 1T eben nidts uuf bieIer 8elt
bpntommen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

G@ulcner Sa Tein, gtb5rt FderIi9 niht
su ben Nnne6mli9leittn bes irbiI9en 9as
Itins. Oft lit 81 atpar entfdiebsn nod
beiIcr. S6ulOnsr ais @ldubigtr gu fem,
bennaeinem buntlen geriidt 5uFolge folsn
lsBtere nett mebr BON Sorgen bebriidt
Ieiu dls lire G9ulDner. aber 70 stpus
bsrftbe i'd nidt redt. Sbsr. better ges
Iaat, i1 ptritnnO ss ni6t Bis Dor tir5er
3eit. Denn Elm Grsignis - bod ih min
bic SotIaden fir fin ALIEN reoeu Ioiisn,
oann mag Der 2efer itibf urteiIen.
alIo i1 bin ainTtler. Sd bidte unb
male aud muudmal. 9dmit III natiirIi6
aud Idon geIa9t, bdb i9 elm unberbefers
liGer Sbsoliit Bin, Der in benz Ddbn Iebt.
bic beutige MenTdbeit babe nod 3ett, Tid
an eebunbener @prnde gu ereOBeH, unb
3iebe bas GeIsn G9iaerider perlen benz
2eien bes aursbIattes Dor. Notiirlth lit
bamit aber aud gsIagt, buB i'd oft ni9t
petB, Oh id morgen 81 ellen hdbeu tperee.
Aber baFiir tr0itet mid bas 8%enubtiein,
baB mir nuh meinsm Sungeftob Elm gldns
3enbes DtntmdI seTebt nerben fpirb, befen
&oTten bunbertmal grDBsr iein perben Gls
bic 6pnordrs, bic i'd pdbrenb meinss guns
ssn Gebens fur meine Gebi4ts erbisIt.
SD mar S9uIbntr elmer lisbenspiirs
bigen 9amt. 4ltrbingS f6uIbete id ibr
tein @elo, fonbern nur DAM. aber fir
cine ertpftnbfame 8i9terTeefe 1T bus
eigentIid nod biel Grger. Dos @efibl
meiner DoutssI9ulb briidte mid, unb in
lam mad, ipis i) mid ibrsr tntlsbissn
lonnte. SD bate bic Dame ulsrbtnss
bsIinssn tounsn, aber oas mare bod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Gtruas iiber gaacleiien.

SO Ilinst fdum sluubli6, baB ts inns
rer nod 5rauen gibt, fpelae, renn lie
beim gigeln b1s GiIen dui feline 5ibe bin
pfiiftn t%pDIIen, bieIe8 nnbe an ibr Gss
fdt brineen. Mber Iei6er perben bic ST.
fpiFtn nift ale. grIt rtnli6 1T mir
wiehsr Elm FOLDER San al 9bren ettonls
men, bdB cine tunse Grdn bds pidtteiIsn
nabe an bic mdnee gebnlten bat. Sn BEN
auaen6lid tomntt ibr aleiner g~eEbrungsn,
roaft ffh NIT benz 9unb unb fdGt segtn
bic Mutter, bic chen bas @iIen in ges
itatsbobe hGlt. 9it sliibeab belize Gldht
beriihrte rur ben 9ruGtsil elmer Setunbe
bds @eIiat Der Trai. aber bas g%eniigte,
nm bic unoIiidlide fir 2ebensaeit Su ents
Ee[tn. sSbre redte @eii9tsbdlfte if 10
Derbrdnnt, baB cine eroBe Norbe fe ftets
bieIe nnbpridtigteit erinneru ipirb.
- 9as ginfa4Ite 1T, man nimmt ettpas
8ienentpd9s, bas ia bic meiiten GrdtIen
gum 8ldtten Der gifen benuber. ftelt bas
Gifen cine Meile duf einen SropTen Sess
ielben uuf 3eitungspapisr. 8rdunt fA
bus @a6s auf benz popier febr f9ne[
unb brennt bos Mads, 10 if bas Gifen
gu beiB fir bic MdTae. brdurt
es 1in dber nur ldrgidm unb binterldbt
fsinen idarfen 0uuIm, 1T 6 serdbe gut
gum gigeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Sri. See mn 5pei i1rer SGiiler, Rte
tiiGtisc Stiitcn bes b~rabtlpieH Selr.
erapbenbienites iiuO.

SD bin MiteIieb bon unfersm .9oims
HUB ben bic 9eiterin Der 9ibIioibtt, SRI.
Draper etsriinbet bat, GrGu!ein. Infer
npleoss" loutst: SD bsrIprs9e hermit,
Sdums gu ftlbiersn, du pfIanSen unN 5u
bsfdiben, tpsnn i'd buSu aufsefprbtrt
tptrbs = i9 mill Ftsts tbrli6, Iobdl Gnb
gsborfan fem unb min CUTE 2omerabs
i6aft foroern belftn sum 8eiten Der
8dume. SD min alien qnforbelungtu,
bic man bstreffs Der 9dums an mid Hsnt,
tets sebulbig unb bergitpiliet ssrsdt
rsrosn uno INNER psrIu9sn, meintm
~8aumlfub" MIR gbrt gu MAIDEN"
Der tleine MaHn bsForbsrte bieIs Reibe
gutter @orIGBe mir fpldem Grnit outage,
baB i9 tpotI NIT gsitimmtbsit aunsbmen
Tam, bag sr teines bsrIsIbsn oern1dldIFs
gen pirb uub ne ausfibrtn, 70 melt IS
ihm feline tinS.iGe Gnereit srloubt. -
Cans itoI3 er5dblts mir Der anabt, bab sr
BET benz gelbe, ipsl9ss bic MiieIieber bies
iss ggdumtlubs~ burh 5ammttn unb
8erlaufen BON GtanioI unb pdpier err
perben, stpti gGame unipsit isiner Sdalt
babe p%flan5sn laTsa. Der Doumtlub
bat nit Der Mnboot, in ben 9inhtrn bds
SntereFt fpdd8uruFen, in ben GtrabsH
bon groptlnn 9dEne 5u pfldn3sn, eroBs
nrties GrFolae er5ieIt. pOfiir Der Giftr Der
ainbsr i'm Snmmeln unb pflan5tn Der
Bette 9etpeis 1T.
4Is i'd nit benz Sunetn bic 3reppe
hinuutsr gin8, belt er MID am aerineI
.feF, fat MID nit ben ernBeu .brnltnsn
aussn gang eruftbuft an uni fdete: mil
fen sic. JrduIeiu, felt mir Gerien boben,
iortms i1 nidt meBr tdeIi9 an ben 8Gus
men borbti. abet mein Bate erIdubt
mir, troBbem mad linen 80 feben nnb 70
ethe id nun iebsn rlprgen 81 ibnen uno
beIuht iie, grade ais ipenn in our GhuIt
einee. mir sitben n6nife Node fir
tini9t Belt aufs 9anb unb pdbrenbbem
fpirb Elm G6uItamerab nah meinsn
Gdiislinsen feben unb mir BON ihusu
fhrsibsu.A
Die Dorts bss anabsn Ssiettn mir
bsutIi9, tpie ernlt bic &inbsr ss nit ibrsm
8srIprehen nsbmsn. bds ie Bel be- aufs
rabne in BEN alub abgebei.
Dolie man cue ibe iniereFanten, nit
pisI @srHdnbnis mo erobem @eldid drs
rdngierten Rdumt bieies MuTfersMus
feums ertl1ren, t0nnte man Elm Bud bds
NIT fa4lsn. Sin 9eiud in bieF Mrs
Teum III nidt uiir Fir 8inber, Tuntetn
aud fir Grtpd6Iene i6on Gin tIeinsr milf
IenT6aftli5er alrius fir Ii4. Sir mfg
besierige ainbtr lit Is iebsaFuns Elm tpeis
tes lelb unO iebs Mutter folte ibrtn
aleinsn, penn trsenb m6gIid, b.. OisIeH
@orteile, ip.f6e ibnen bas Nuieum bietst,
ni1t borentbaItsn. Die alsinen fiibIsn
Ii6 Iebr fhnta bsimiid in ben intsrsRuus
ten, NIT un5ibIisen 9instn eeFiiIten
Edumsn, bas i9nen 3uerit sin BUD nit
febsn Gtsssln I6stnt, bic re aber Bel
fIsibigtm gsIu6 Gins mad BEN unbersn
loItn Ierntn. Murgarstbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
aiuOcr in Der gi6IiUt6rf.

ni@ts bsrftdnS, fuste mir bod eine buntle
@bnung, OoB iener bon ben in ausfidt
genpmmensn 5lpan3ig Mart ipeit e%ntfernt
Iein miFel llnb babel bsIab i9 muir flint
Mdrt, bic i'd aIs Qn5dbIung ssben ionnte!
ShOn ipoLte ib umtebren, ais mid Elm
getpiFsr @algsn6umor ibtrfiel. Sb Is
burbsrt ober gar tnuienb Miurt toItet. bat
fdliebli6 feline gebeutnng, psHn man
iiberboupt nur flint Mart un3ubIsn lam
unb fiji ben AeIt einen 8e9iel eeben muB.
befIen SinI6fuig reft uniider 1T. limb 70
trat i'd bann itrumm bel Serrn 5. Elm.
Bns mid 70 itol3 ben 2Opf bebsn mu4te.
mar, bab i'd bDrber alie armbdnoer i'm
GddufeuIter priifenb betra9tst unb ges
funbsn bate, baB fein einaiges aud nrr
annGbernO nit meinem s@ebi4t" petts
eifern ionnte.
9err s. b0rts mid rubie an unb nabm
bann bic 3et9nung our Sunb.
sSibfd erod9t!" REF Ct beipun6ernb.
p8irS aufeben ma9enl Serurtiges 1T
nod ni1t bdgstptfen! - aber bic 4uss
fibruns tpirb tpobl brti Monate in an>
ipri9 nebmen."
SD tnidte formlt6 suI1mmer. @ptIe
btei Monatel 9as mubte ia baun piels
leidt 3ipan5igtanIenb Mart foiten. tpG9s
rsnb ih tob mr. duf 5tpnn5ig eineeri9tet
mar! Sd ppllte rebeu, dber bic 3unge
tlebte mir am @aHmsn. S9lieBli9 bndte
i'd mir: Mebr ais eitseJperrt fam i9
niht perbsn unb bd bleibt ts iih eIeiG,
Oh i9 fpegen 6erauslodnng bon bunoert
ober 5pan3igtduIenb Mdrt eineeIperrt
perOe. SIN GeaenteiI, bic berI9iebsnen
8erthtsberbdnbllngefl, benen i'd beiges
pubnt, batten mir ss5etgt, buB iemanO,
Der I'm 9unberttaufeubs betrogen bate,
glimpfli9er bdbongetommen mar dls elmer,
Der aus 5Hnger ,Dllnbrdub" begdngen
bate. limb bd 6err 5. iueber ppm 9rets
ettpas iprn9 nod an3nbIung bsrlongte,
bei9ieb i'd mid utb e%ntfernte mid nit
elmer gerbesung.
Cine tribe 3eit brad fir mid an.
Stcie brei monate oeudten MIDI brei
Sa6r6unberts! lin fpdttr bic aataItropbe
leidter gu ertrusen, beIaloB i9, mid IN
GERM So @nbItd gu geip6bnen, inbem ib
Jpn bon 3eit 8a 3eit uuffu6te, oneeblia,
I'M mid Hud benz GOrtgung Der @rbett
gu ertunbigen.
~Msine 2eute iinb unaussefsbt NIT
BEN Bdu bes Nrnbanbs beI9dftigt,1 mar
meitens bic Antnort. Die NrbeiteH
fdrsitsn riilttg bortpdrts.A
Rutirli9 feBte i'd Ounn cine bobeitss
pple Miene Der 3ufrisbtubeit olf uber
in @irtlidteit psinigte mid srdBlide
@er3peiFlunq. Wenn berdrt an benz
Qrmbdnb ,gebaut" tpurOe, toffete es bieIs
lei9t gar bier3igtauienO Mdrt! aber ba
Is ia I9IisBTi9 sltiagiItig it, Of elm ges
e%enitunb otpunttgtuufenO Ober bier3igtuus
ienb Mart fofet, tpent man tbn bod
nitt besahlen fam, berubtete i'd MIDI;
nur mu9te ib isBt offers Gpd5iereGuee
In bic umgsbung bes ariminalgefdngniis
Its, nm mid fhon borasitis gu attlimdtis
iitrtn. aub erfunbiste ib mid nod ben
bortigen 9erhdltniFen, unb aIs i9 b0rte,
baB man fi9 audi nit f4itftliden Orr
beitsn bei4dftisen burfe, fuBte id ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
9ds Arm6alro.
Sumoresfe BON epiriOion GupeeOie.
tgoporiast .gn4 fit ane..)

N
ebenIo unfamiliar dIs gruuIdm eepeien.
60 btFrdgte i6 ie dIfp emf mDermittelt,
tpomit i'd Ie ~erfreuen fOnnte.
,GhenfeH Sic mir Elm Armbanb." mar
lire anttport.
Sd mar sIiidli6. SIT Is bod 70 lei6t,
elm armbdnb gu i9enttn! ban aebt gu
einem SuipsIier, indt If9 eth pahenbes
armbdnb aus, stbt einsn S9uIbi9tin OOer
8shieI bdfir obtr sablt in Roten mad
gingdng Der erbofften SonOrare.
Ditfem @ebuntensans foIgenb. muhte
id mid duf, Elm i~flbernes, aber fd6n Dere
solbstes armbanb sum preiie BON ettpd
3pon3is Mlart 3u tuufsn. Sn Der grs
ndgung. Oab Der pornebmIte 3upeIier Der
5tabt ON tbeIten in Der Gage mare,
sinem Didtsr S~ipnn5is Murt gu trebis
tieren, tpoIte ih Germ 8. duHuden.
aber orF benz Mege gu ibm fieB id nns
permutet auf bic trpdbnte Dame.
.Dpbin geben Sie2" fragte lie mid.
Sum SutpeIier, um Sbnen Elm arms
banD 81 t%dufen."
sgDis, sic eIauben, bag i'd mid NIT
einsm setuufteu armbarO bssnisen
tpirbs9"
.Nfht?1
sd femme nidts 2baei9matteres. ais
tpenn elm 6err elmer Dame sipus aug
einem 2aben fault. Dabei gibt tr bod
nidt Ieinen eigenen GeIGmod unb feline
eigene Sbst, Ionbsrn bic bes gertduFers.
Dds Qrmbanb, bas i9 niinf6s, ioIl
Sbre in Detail ptrt5rpsrte Sbes iein.
SIREN @eiit ntHsn. 9i9ten, dlIp
maIen obtr 5eidntn Sic Elm armbano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Die g~euobn6eit elsi6t BEN aoH
Fe 8erftUrt bic Gadrfe unIsrss 9elFts
unb @efiills.
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Die gleue lit pabIihsn gsl8tedts, Te
tommt aud mtiit su Ipdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Senfer laFen fi9 am beften an einem
triben Sage reinigen, bu fe bon Der
SOnns beim puBen ie6r lei9t ftreifis
Denn man GalatblGtter mad BEN
5piilen BON alien @dTer beFreien min,
legs man bic 8Idtter in cine alte faubtr.
serbiette, faFe bic gnben auTdmmen unb
iaiittele ben Sdlot BARN bin unb her.
Der StOff tpirb unes DuTer auffuuesu.
@tnn man 1ritobelen ober 9aubur'
ger 8eeFittuts lingere 3eit Dor benz Bras
ten anrihtet unb ie in BEN Gisi9rdnt
itelt, fOGlte man fe ~frihseitis herousmhs
men, bd fte ni1t gut braun perosn, mem
ie 10 eistnIt in bic Blame tor1n,en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Gs If bic @anptfnae i'm 2eben, ME hds
9sbeuIddIi4e aubsr a9t gu IaFen.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09

During the hot days Of spring anl
summer, the farmer who IL selling
cream Ia the creamery finds Il n prob
'om tn keep hi- cream IN the proper
condition. However. there arr but q
few simple rules which should be- fol
lowed. that would result in better
cream. First Of all these il cloanli-
ness. Dirt, remember, carries hnd
ilavors. II the barn or H. surround.
ings and cows are dirty, II will result
in poor milk; poor milk results IN poor
cream: poor cream results IN poor
butter.
Immediately after separating, the
cream should he cooled down 10 at
least ~ degrees. Warm cream should
never he poured upon cold, rs the
temperature Of the 10, Is raised and
bad ilayors may result, l, Is essential
that the cream be stirred frequently
To insure uniform riponing. II the
cream Is left undisturbcd, the fat rises
the same way rs II does In milk. As
a result the cream Is full of curd par
ticlos or II becomes "lumpy."
Never put cream in a rusty or bat.
tered can, and always remember that
milk and cream have that property ol
absorbing bad ilavors.---W. u. Combs
Missouri College Of Agriculture.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09
Former Resident Dead.

The Rev. John Beck. who for many
years was circuit rider In the days
when Kansas City and Kansas were
lightly populated. died May -, ut his
home, 1918 Brooklyn avenue. Kansas
City, Mo. Tie had been i'll for some
weeks. lie Is survived by his wife
and two sons, Berto and Kenneth
Beck. both Of Kansas City. lie was
~ years old.
Mr.. Beck was the first Evangelical
minister to preach u sermon in Kan
sas City. That was In 1870. lie was
assigned to circuit In that year
which included Leavenworth, Wyan-
dotte and Kansas City. lie preached
here every two weeks. His first ser.
vices were conducted in q dwelling on
Oak street, between Eighth and Tenth
at time when that part of Kansas
City was at the outskirts of the town
Between there and Brush creek lay
many fine farms and timber lands and
log cabins were plentiful.
The experiences of Mr.. Beck as q
circuit rider in the earlier days ol
Kansas make an interesting story. III,
travelled q circuit for many year.
known as the Western Kansas mission
|
and the country was known as tn,
home Of the savage and the haunt o.
the bad men," At Falls City, Neb., OF
one occasion, he was shot through tn,
arm by bad man" of the plains an,
would have bled to death, but for tn,
timely arrival of a doctor from poin
seven miles away. This doctor wa
no other than an Indian medicine man
| Ia, 1919 Il, ,ksltla mt ,
camp meeting in Kansas, because h
objected to the sale of liquor in hi
camp.
On one occasion, while travelling OF
horseback, between Topeka and Mis-
sion Creek, Kas., the circuit rider los
his way among the Pottowatomie In
dians, none of whom could speak Eng
fish. They were outwardly friendly
but Mr.. Beck welcomed the arrival o
10 frontiermsn, who directed him +
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09
!. !. lli'I DE- ND.
Famous Railroad Man Dead AT Ag, oi
II Wears.

st. Paul. May ap.--Jamcs J. Hill
died this morning At $3.50 o'clock. lie
had been III ten days. lie was {, years
old. by his death passes another Of
the grca, empire builders of america,
born in poverty and dying with an im-
mcnsc fortune.
He started n a shipping clerk, then
a steamboat agent, owner and mana
ger for the Hudson hay company,
when that company found its compc-
ti,ion too strenuous, lie built the
Great Northern system almost single
handed, almost mile day for every
day in which he was in control being
built.
lie was one of the principal owners
of the Burlington system since 1901.
He was q pioneer in many lines 81
railroad construction and operation
and lived to see his beliefs universally
accepted over the country. lie was
active in the affairs Of his railroads
until his death.
lie is survived by six sons and three
daughters.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09
They are Graduates.

When parents are called upon to
attend the high school graduation cX-
erciscs to see one or more of their
children graduate, II evidently re-
minds them that they are growing
older. This Is evidently the case with
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Edwards, FORM
erly Of this city. Last week, their
two daughters, Florence and Jose
phinc, graduated from the Lebanon,
Missouri, high school, with conspic-
uous hOnors. Miss Josephine, the
youngest in the class of eleven, was
chosen the valcdictorian, and her sub
ject was preparedness for Life"
The Old Sentinel, from which their
papa and mamma learned to read
their alphabet, sends its kindly greet
ings, wishing them a long beautiful
life, as they go down lifc's pathway.
Mr.. Edwards was our sheriff here
in lS0i-9S, and his wife was formerly
Elma kyger. They left here shortly
after the expiration of his term as
sheriff, and located on a farm near
Lebanon. The happy graduates are
nieces of Mrs. Clint Leverich, Of this
city.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09
Death Of q Pioneer Mother.

Mrs. Jane Cunningham-Quick. n
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cum
ningham, was born in Edgar county,
Illinois, on March 9th, in the year OF
ls48. and passed away ut her home, in
the Chambers district, near Forbes,
June 2, 1916, making her 6s years, z
months and 6 days old.
She was united In marriage to Jacob
Quick, in Holt county, Missouri, Feb
ruay II, 1867. To this union was born
nine children, eight Of whom are liv-
ing, and were at her bedside, namely:
Rachael NJ, George W., Becky A.,
Florence T., Hattie f., Samuel j., Lu-
cy r., and Jacob c. She also leaves
to mourn her loss six nephews, five
nieccs and 90 grandchildren.
The husband and one infant daugh-
ter preceded her to the Great Beyond
She was the last and youngest of =
family of nine children. She was !
loving mother, a kind neighbor, and
leaves a host of friends to mourn her
loss.
Funeral services were conducted
from the family home, Saturday, June
3, by Elder b. II. Dawson, pastor OF
the Christian church, this city, and
the remains were laid away to rest
in Maple Grove cemetery, in Oregon
to await Resurrection Morn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-09
A Life Beautiful.

WHO are CalIeV upon 10 40 Nlkh NY
the bedside of a dear one, and see the
life spark gradually flicker out. IL is
not so sad. il seems to us, nor is the
grief so poignant. for we expect the
passing, and seem better prepared for
the summons. than we are when it
comes so sudden. as in the case of the
drowning Of Ronald 1ibbcls, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. VI. Tibbels, of Mound
City, who in the very threshold of
most beautiful and promising life, i
taken away, in 50 sad and sudden
manner, the grief comes more kccn'y
20 those dear TO him.
The particulars Of the drowning ~
this young man in Big Lake, TUESDAY
of last week. Nav 30. was given u
our issue of last week.
He left the home he loved so dear:
he left his mother, the very idol Of his
heart, for whom he seemed to live.
and while he loved father and sister.
his whole being seemed conferred IN
mother. and to make her days happy
vas ever his uppermost thought; there
vas no spot on earth so dear to him
rs home, and he did his part to make
hat home the dearest spot on earth.
II was only few hours. In n fcN
iourS after he had left that home.
.onad Tibbels' spirit had been cailc,i
- a, itle with Him in the Glory Land.
Only thogc who are called to rc"t
'uch conditions. a. csmc To those par
cnts and sisters, can tell Of the great
crrow that comes TO them. While
his sorrow il deep. yet TO them.
ONES the sweet comfort that thi.
Dung man was in FILL READINGS -
inswor. "llorc Am I. oh. Lord"
As q youth of but ten sweet SUM
icr-, he enlisted in tho service vi hi.
Easter. ut sheridan. Worth coun'y.
lissouri. where he came to bless the
ONE. March -, 1899. and on his COM
NC with hi parents 10 Mound CI'g.
= 1911. h" Immediately identified
,ims,lf with the VI. T.. church and
urdny school there. and in every way
III his rart ~ fulfill his obligation -
1r-c. aul 10 farther his Masi"r' .
au-e.
There we're many beautiful trait. NJ
harac,cr In him-dcvo,ion 10 mother
ind love Of father and sisters: home
| vas the attractive spot To- him: d,vJ.
ion to his church and Sunday schnp'
| N lid,rute uf the feeling. of other.
mi loyal To his schoOl.matcs and ~.
socia,cs.
iind NJ lcccn SHARED 20 witness M,
closing Of tho 1915 high school year
| 4 Mo.nd Cay, he would have been q
lcmbcr of the graduating class. being
Junior. and the class president u,
| l. death. and had served NJ c,as,
resident the preceding year.