davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Fresh Meat May BE Canned.

Fresh meat may be canned for home
use by the cold pack method. While IL
may be more convenient to preserve
some meat by curing. II 10 q great con-
venience TO have the housewife to have
. few cans Of beef on hand for emery
encies. Furthermore, canning offers
an excellent means Of preserving such
meats rs poultry. game birds, fish
rabbits and squirrels, which ordinarily
were preserved by other means.
Canning Is especially valuable in
preserving frying chickens, because
the birds can be killed at the right
stage before they become too old or
tough. The surplus Of frying chick
ems are usually sold at . time when
frying chickens are plentiful and the
price Ia low. This surplus can be
canned and thus supply the table with
spring chicken out Of season.
Extra large assortment Of used
First Class Fords for sale.
COOK 4 FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
BICELOw AND VICINITY.
N Most Important Local Events
which Have Tssaspired Tie
Past Week.
(By GEORGE A. CoMswsy.)

--Milt Cook and Chas. Hall left the
latter part Of last week In their car
for Holdredge, Neb., to be gone about
ten days.
Bro. 0. w. Adams attended the
dedication services Of Bro. kern's new
residence, near Hsmlin, kans., last
Sunday, and the Rrst Of this week ieit
for q stay Of several weeks In Glen
wood, Iowa. where he will attend u
tent meeting Of the Holiness people,
beginning there Aug. 4. After the
tent meetings come the big Holiness
camp meetings. Paul will carry the
mail during Bro. Adams absence.
Miss Mildred Walker was also q
guest ut the s. W. Shelton home In
New Point last Sunday week, her
meme having been overlooked las,
week.
Prank Borchers, who has been WIS.,
iting with relatives and friends here
for some time, returned TO his home
In Farragut, Iowa, the latter part Of
last week.
Mrs. w. +. Preston Ia in Westboro
this week, visiting with her daughter
Mrs. hattie Durham.
Fred Bennett 10 In Amity, Mo.
this week. Visiting with relatives. Fred
IL expecting TO be called 70 service
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, Of
Bethel neighborhood. were shopping In
st. Joseph, one day the first Of the
week.
Mr.. II. z. Dyer, Of the Dyer Hay
Co., Of Kansas City, WAS here several
days last week, the guest Of Hoy King
John Coughlin, and a. usual the Hay
King sold him several car loads Of hay
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Dodson, ]. G
Hinlsle, Tom Bridgmon, Frank Walker
and John Dodson made o business trip
TO Oregon last Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Consway and daughter
Rowene, who have been visiting with
relatives and friends in Kansas fol
several weeks, returned home last Sun.
day evening.
-Otis Bennett made q business trir
to St. Joseph, Monday.
-Miss Gertrude Walker Il home on
. short vacation from the Normal
schools at Maryville.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Wick
ersham, last Saturday morning, Aug
8, o boy Of standard weight.
-Zeb Smith was . business visitor
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
tl,4o0, 100000 m F0ODS1UrE
SHIPPED BY UNITED STATES
TO the ALLIED NATIONS

Food valued at approximately 1900
million dollars was sent 10 the Allied
countries from the United States In
Nc fiscal year which ended June 80.
rood Administrator Hoover wrote
president Wilson In letter made pub
DC recently by the Missouri Division
81 the United States Food Admins
ration. The shipments represent those
made for the Allied armies and civil
population. Belgian relief. Red Cross
and the American military forces The
Agures Indicate. Mr.. Hoover told the
President. the measure Of effort by
the American people to provide the
Allies with food supplies.
The American women had q domi.
nant part In the sacrifices necessary
to accomplish these results. Mr.. Hoov.
re wrote. although II lie difficult To dis.
unguish between the factors contrib.
uting - the homes, public eating
places. food trades, urban or agricul.
tural population.
The shipments Of meats and fats
cereals and cereal products were huge
~ result OF the conservation efforts
Of the American people. For 1sl7.is
the shipments Of meats were s%<.6o0..
900 pounds larger than they were 10
1871. This great increase was
brought about by conservation and ex.
ira weight Of animals. due to the ef.
forts Of the farmers.
For the last nscai year 13i million
bushels Of wheat were sent and 1S.-
100000 bushels Of rye. Ten million
bushels Of wheat. Il 10 estimated. are
now In port, destined for Europe or en-
route. making the tota, Of 1917 wheat
shipped about l<i million bushels. or
lb< $780, 900 bushels Of prime bread
stufs. In addition. 10 million bushels
Of wheat were sent to neutrals.
1T 10 interesting to note" wrote
Mr.. Hoover. "that since the urgent re-.
quest Of the Allied food controllers
earlier In the year for q further ship.
ment OF rs million bushels from our
1917 wheat than Originally planned we
shall have shipped TO Europe. or have
on the way. nearly IS million bushels.
Al the time OF this request our surplus
already was more than exhausted.
This accomplishment Of our people In
this matter stands out even more
clearly II we bear In mind that We had
available In the fiscal year 1851
from net cargo er and surplus over
Our normal consumption about 200
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Jones, and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Tom Conway and nieces, the
Misses Philomena and Virginia Com
away, Of Rock Island, Ills, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Marguerite
Anthony and son, Lewis, for several
days, returned to their home the latter
part Of last week.
An outing party composed Of the
following jolly young ladies, arrived
on the early morning train last Mon
day morning from st. Joseph, and
drove over TO Big Lake, where they
took charge Of one Of lden's cottages
for a weeks stay: Misses Corinne
Berg, Leola Harris, Bee Ladensohn.
Pauline Anerback, Myrtle Anerback,
Julia Just, Sylvia Meyer, Bernice Mich
cal, Blanch Frank, Of Omaha, and Mrs.
Joseph just, Of st. Joseph, chaperons.
Jim Coughlin spent the week end
visiting with friends in Kansas City.
All Of the wheat IN this vicinity
has been threshed, and large per
cent hauled to the elevators and sold |;
some has been placed in bins, on &C.
count Of shortage Of help 10 haul Il TO
I
town. IL Is reported that this vicinity
has harvested q larger crop this sea-
son than usual, and everybody is get
ting. busy. with their fall blowing. a
good soaking rain Is badly needed,
both for the good OF the corn and al
falfa, as well rs to put the ground In
better shape for blowing; pastures are
almost dried up, and the corn 10 be-
ginning to suffer for the want Of rain.
Yet, We on the bottom, are In murh
better shape than those on the hills.
MIR. Otis Robinson and family. Of
Los Alamos, Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Loran Thompson and daughter, Miss
Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay WaRersa, of
Amity, Mo-, visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Bennett several days,
last week.
Mrs. Dan Larkens and Charlene
were shopping in ST. Joseph, one day
last week.
Miss Matilda Seikman took the
teachers examination in Oregon, last
Friday and Saturday. Miss Matilda
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Harry Petree May BE At the Front.

Harry Petree May BE At the Front.
In letter from Harry Petree, under
date Of July II, he says: ~ am now
on my way TO sort Of reservoir OF
finished flyers, from whom the new
squadrons will be organized for the
front. I can't say how long before I
will actually 20 over the lines"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kind assistance In our hour Of
sad bereavement In laying away to
rest one whom we loved
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. PROFFIT.
ELLSWORTH GEORGE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

seeth me no more, but ye see me; be-
cause live, ye shall live also. John,
i4:l4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

lctnim. Narazinm ma sic wylacznie
zajac zarzadem dobr i wtedy tyl-
ko wystapic moze, gdyby honor
mojego domu widzial zagrozony.
To jest moja ostatnia VIOLA, Hra-
bia Dymitr Kaminski.'
Znaczy}o to, jak- juz hrabina
Italia wspomniala, re Narazin byl
panem Swobody, cd jego wolf "a
lezal los rodziny Dymitra moze-
my teraz pojac, ola czego umiera-
jacy hrabia wpad1 W taxa wsciek
lose, gdy spostrzegl, re polozyl
swoj podpis ma podsunietym d6ku
mencie. Dymitr byl czlowiekiem
>zostajacym pod wplywem pew
nych szalow: niepojety wplyw,ja-
k ma niego WyWieral Narazin, o
kazal sic " n~iejednym wypadku,
a W testamencie n%ajbardziej.
Hrabina Idalia uslyszaWszy
tresc tego aktu dnia 90 wrzesnia
1859 +. oslupiala " pierWszej chwi
Ii, przyszla jednak Wkrotce do
'siebie ma mysl, re . niegodziWym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

szczanke hub dZiewczyne z ludu,
natenczas tract swoje .dobra pa
nj hrabina take zostajesz skaza-
ma ma nedze. w ten sposob ma
dry oiciec ochrania honor swego
dOmu.
- Czyli mowiac innemi slowy:
Narazin jest naszym panem, los
Narazina doskonale zabezpieczo--
ny, - rzek}a hrabina szyderczo.
- Krzywdzisz mnie, PAM hra-
bino, - rzek1 sekretarz, silac sic
ia spok6j, - ia przeciez ME u
k1ada}em testamentu. -. A ma
dow6d, re ME mysle bynajmniej
ciagnac z niego korzysci, re ola
mnie truly j obowiazki wykonaW
cy testamentu So przykre, bede
nastawa1 ma to, zeby hrabia Bo-
gumn ozenil sic jak MONA maj
PREDICT. Wzialem juz pod uWaggee
cork naszych sasiadow j znalaz--
lem mu narzeczona, ktora jest je
go godna pod wzgledem urodze-
MIA, piieknossci j majatkn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
ZkY NAk0G ZkOSZCZENIA
SIZE

Zlost.zmartiwienie j starosc pod
kopu54#zdrowie. Przeszkadzaja
normaMemu dzia1aniu zoladka /
wnetrznosci i paralizuja trawie--
ME. Trinera Amerykanski Elixir
Gorzkego Wilma, kt6ry pobudza
wnetrznosci do prawidlowej pra-
cy jest najlepszym sprzymierzen-
Gem do zwalczenia tego na1ogu.
Jezeli o~czyscicie swe cialo z tru-
cizn nagromadzonych W leniwie
pracujacych kiszkach, zniknie
zmeczenia i drazliwosc. Trinera A
merykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wi
ia jest wielce przyjemnem lekar
,stwem. Cena $40 W aptekach.-
Trinera Liniment ma reumatyzm,
neuralgia, Dol krzyza it'd. Trinera
tLagodziciel Kaszlu ma zaziebienie
j kaszel, bronchitis, astme it'd. So
lekarstwa niezawodne. Teraz VIA.
,snie jest pora mice jest zawsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

Zamilkl, zapewne ably zbadac
iwrazenie swoich slow. Hrabina.
ancha1a, ciekaWa byla dalszeggo
ciagu, gdyby boWi.m sprawdzi}o
sic to co mowil, zostalaby nWol--
Mona Cd Wielkiego. ciezaru.
Testament hrabiego Dymitra,
kt6ry z rama tego dnia otworzo-
lno brzmia1 W istocie tax, jak go
INarazin W kr6tkosci zeszkicowal.
Tresc jego byla Masterpieces:
"Nie moge uac mojego drogie-
mu przyjacielowi Narazinow1 vie
kszego dowodu meggo szacunku,
jak mianujac go opiekautlnem syyna.
mego Bogumila zarzadzea dozy
wotnim dobr rodziny Kaminskich
y prawem wyznaezenia sWego ma
stepcy. ob1iczu scierci zadam
cd mojego przyjaciela Narazina,
l. EEEE- r-
zieby czuwa} mad dobrem mej 70
dziny, zeby ME pozwolil menu
synoWi zawrzec nieodpowiednie--
go jego urodzeniu zwiazku, hub W
inny spos6b kompromitoWac ma
SIZE nazwisko. Gdyby zaszedf je--
den z takich przypadk6w, MOI
p~rzyjaciel Narazin ma .prawo OBJ
jac natychmiast W posiadanie ma
SIZE dobra, przybierajac dodatko-
wo nazwisko Kaminski. Jest on !
szlachcicem i bedzie umial god--1
me utrzymac slave mojego rodu
pc wszystkie easy. iona moja
Wilma szanowac moja pamiec il
poddawac sic. zarzadzeniom Nara
zina pod kazdym wzgledem. Wolf
no mt czynic wszystko co "a do
bre UNA oczawszy cd dnia,w kto
rym Bogumi} badz W skutek "a
warcia ma1zenstwa, badz z innych
przyczyn zostanie uznany pefno-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

Wstret i pogarde wyrazi
Wzrok hrabiny.
%! - zaWo1ala, zapomi-
nam, re to dis dzien otWarcia tie
stamentu, ktory las poddal poe
,w1adze pana.
- TAX, - odpoWiedzial Nara
Yin z usmiechem zadowolenia ~
VIOLA Dymitra uczynila mnie NJ
zawsze zarzadca SWobodyr Pole
Gil on mi czuwac mad dobrem tege
domu i chronic PAM cd wszystkie
go zfego.
= MOI syn jest moim obronca
n rzek1a z naciskiem hrabina.
= Bogumil jest niepelnoletnim
= zarzuci1 Narazin.
= Ale skonczonym czlowiekiem
= zawo}a}a hrabina.
Dzieckiem! - odpar1 Narazin.
niedojrza1ym chlopcem niezdol
nym do zarzadu i kierownictwa.
Dowodzi tego najlepiej, ~otaczajac
opieka ch1opow, gdy z prostym
ludem najlepsza taktyka jest sill
ma, dobrym batem uzbrojona re
ka.
- To dobrze ola takich jak pan
- chcia1a powiedziec hrabina,-
zapanowa1a mad SODA i okazujac
.nudzenie spojrza}a W okno.
-Zreszta, - m6wi} sekretarz
- hrabia Bogumi} potrze-
buje tylko ozenic sic azeby wyjsc
pod mojej w}adzy. Jak tylko cd
p%owiednia sobie stanem ma}zon-
Ike wprowadzi do zamku, MOI
wplyw ma sprawy domu Kamin-
skich bedzie prawie skonczony.
Gdyby jednak Bogumi}, czego
sic ME spodziewam, mia} wyniesc
do godnosci swojej ma}zonki ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
(Ciag dalszy.)

r. ~.rs - raE-.'H E -
Wkr6tcc przybyli ia droge wy
sadzona drzewami, prowadzaca
do zamku. SERGE zacze1o mu bic
silnie,j DO sokole jego, oko dojrza
10, re przedsionek by} carmen
sukncm wybity....
- Nie.... to ME umarf mkt
re sluzby. -. Me! to moe pan
albo PAM zamku, albo kto z COS
ci.... moze Narazin.
Ma rozstrzygniecie watpliwosci
niedlugo potrzebowa}, ezekac. W
kilka chwil przyby1 IA miejsce i
poSpieszy} z bijacem screen do
aI,artamcntu swojej matki. Hrabi
la Idalia wyszla Z placzem ma
przcciw nicgo.
Zastajcsz OLGA w trumnie,
Bo@umile, - rzek1a sciskajac sy
na.
N}odzieniec ~przerazony ME by}
zdolnym slowa wym6wic. -. Ivy
1Iio poplynefy pc jego leach, doz
naval tylko uczucia przestrachu.
Znar]y ME byf dian nigdy kocha
.iacym ojcem, Il Ola matki, kt6ra
B1gumif mad wszystko kocha} i
szanowal, ME by} r6wniez dobrym
m=zem.... Gwaltowny zgon je-
60 zostawaf W zupelnej zgodzie z
awanturniczem zyciem....
Bogumi} nie wypowiedzia} jed
max tego, co myslal: ME probo--
wal take udawac rozpaczy i ia
lu: prze:jety ta zaloba, jaka bez
wzrledu Ia wszelkie ok%olicznosci
naltzy sic rodzicom cd dzieci,
przysiagf PREY zwlokach OLGA: re
be>lzie wiernym syncm / opieku--
mem matki, kt6ra teraz sauna ro-
zo>tala w walce Zycia.
- Zcmsta daleka jest odemnic,
- rzek1, gdy Narazin opowiedzia]
mu ~okolicznosci, kt6re spowodo--
dowa}y smierc Dymitra, - Z ia
kiemi lotrami :jak Fleuro ME chez
mice mic do czynienia. Sprawied-
liwosc ludzka ich ME mimic.
Nazajutrz pc przybyciu Bogu--
mia zw}oki hrabiego Dymitra z}o
zono Z wielka okaza}oscia do gro
bowca przodk6w W Swobodzie: Ia
potym obrzedzie przyby} urze
dnik sadowy z Warszawy, azeby
przvstapic do otwarcia testamen
Otworzenie odby1o sic W obec--
nosci licznych gosci przybylych z
sasiedztwa, azeby hrabiemu: Dy--
mitrowi oddac ostatnia posluge.
urzednik sadowy przeczyta} g}o
sno, re hrabia Dymitr swego wie1
nego i prawdziwego przyjaciela
Narazina mianuje opiekunem Bo'
gumila i poleca, azeby do odczy'
tania dalszych jego testamento-
wych osobno opieczetowanych ro1
porzadzen prystapiono dopiero "
diva lata pc jego zgonie.
Pc odczytaniu tego aktu goscit
rozjechali sic.
Hrabina Idalia zap1akala wo-
bee tego nowego, dowodu okru-
cienstwa=Dymitra Nedznik Mar;
Yin mia1 bye opiekunem jej sy-
ma. zarzadca wszystkich dob
m ll .( Dr1oo1,Vyo1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

MIA siebie samej z rak tego ME
cnego czlowieka. W Wykonaniu
tego postanowienia widzimy hra-
bine Idalie stojaca spokejnie ma
|przeciw swego smiertelnego wro-
ga.
Ostatnie jego slowa obudzily "
niej nadzieje, re Gel sWoj wkr6t-
ce osiagnie. Me taila jednak
pred soba trudnosci, jake ia
czekaly ma tel drodze j postano--
villa dzialac ostroznie.
Przybrala obojetna mine j "a
|pytala:
- jake sic nazywa ia parma,
kt6ra pan wybrales ola Boggumii-
Ia?
= Hrabianka Marya Bielczyn-
ska z Ronikowa! - odpan Nara
Yin k1aniajac sic.
Slowa tie jak piorunem uderzy.
" " hrabine. lego sic spodziewac
ME mog1a! Marya Bielczynska 9:
SODA dzikiego niepohamowanego
charakteru, juzz ME pierwszej mle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
20 wreSnia 1859 r.

Przez :czas ubiegly cd Smierci
hrabiego Dymitra, w losie osob
dotychczas w nasze opowiadanie
wplecionych, ME zasz1o mic bar
dziej waznego. Narazin korzysta}
re swoich niezaprzeczonych praw
jake opiekun Bogumi}a i grad TO
lie pana W Swobodzie. Rzadko kie
Idly ~opuszczal zamek, czescia ably
zaspakajac swoje poziome namiet-
nosci, kt6rych by@ niewolnikiem,
!jak to juz poznac by}o. MONA. z
jcgo szarych, niemi1e b}yskaja-
cych oczu, czescia ola odwiedze--
lnia W sasiednich dobrach Roniko
vie hrabianki Maryi Bielczyns--
kiej, znanej z dzikiego, niepoha--
mowanego charakteru.
W1oScianie o lyle nienawidzili
nicmilosicrnie z mimi obchodzace-
, go sieNarazina O lie kocaali Bogu
mi}a. Liczyli dni, majace up1ynac
do jego pelnoletnosci, i wszystko
co i'm dokuczalo, znosili chetniej,
pocieszajac sic mysla, re wkrotce
przejda pod zarzad mlodego hra-
Diego.
Dnia 20 wrzeSnia 1859 rok1, a
: zatem we diva lata pc Smierci hra
Diego Dymitra,, przybywamy do
,Swobody znowu ia otwarcic tes-
tamentu.
Zastajemy hrabine Idalie we
wspaniale u%rzadzonym salonie.
Jest to 10 do As lat mice mogaca
osoba. siedzi PREY wielkiem ostro-
|1ukowem oknie. patrzac ia park /
'otaczaja 90 blonia, 1nysli jej
;:jcdnak zdaja sic blakac daleko, a
ma Narazina, siedzacego wygod--
ME IA kanapie, zdaje sic ME zwra
caG wcale uwagi.
Wzrok Narazina, nadajacy je--
tgo fizyognomji odstreczajacy wy
raz, spoczywa na profilu hrabiny
'Idalii. Zdaje sic jakby nie mogl
dose sic napatrzec ma te wspania-
Ia, W kosztowne szaty przybrana
'postac. Usmicchna} sic wreszcie
zadowolony i poruszeniem sic
zwrocil IA siebie jej uwage.
Hrabina spojrzala nan przelot-
ME i znowu zatopiia sic W zadu-
mic.
- Czy vie PAM hrabina, =
rzek], przerywajac bieg jej ma
''rzen, 0 czem ia teraz mysle?
Hrabina Idalja. spojrza}a nan
lzdziwiona i zJaraza wzruszy}a "a
mionami. .
-Mysle, zaczal znowu Nara
Yin, - re PAM hrabina jestes MAJ
Ipiekniejsza kobieta naszego stule
cha!
Hrabina rzuci}a nan wzrokiem
pelnym szlachetnego gniewu
rzek1a.
= Jeszcze jedno slowo podob.
ne, a przerwe rozmowe, o kt6ra
pan tax usilnie prosiles.
:. = Mogloby to mice z1e master
!, silva, PAM hrabino, zagrozi:
jej Narazin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

pod reka azeby zapobiedz powaz
nym chorobom. Cena W aptekach
Trinera Linimept IS 65 cent6w,
Trinera kagodziciel Kaszlu Is i so
centow, Poczta 0 10 .cent6w vie
cej. Joseph Triner Company,
wielkowytw6rcy lekarstw 1885
1913 S. Ashland aye. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

dosci, ME mogaca sic nazwac pick
na.... osoba, kt6ra jeszcze pred
kilku laty narzuca}a sic hrabiemu
Dymitrowi re swa mi}oscia, mia
ila bye narzeczona szlachetnego
Bogumila?.. Me! uczusie Idalii
oburza1o sic ia to przypuszczenie.
Bogumil oprze sic temu =
rzekla powaznie i surowo,- hra-
bianka Marya ME posiada tych
przymiotow, o kt6rych pan wspo
inmates.
= O tenn ia tylko nam decy--
dowac, - rzekl Narazin z usmie
chem.
Usmiech ten zdawaf sic wyra-
lac; "Chciaf bym w3asnie, ,zcby
hi stawif op6r."
= Me spodzicwam sie,-rzek1
dalej marszczac czo}o, = zebyBo
gumil chcial sic opierac wolf :swe
60 e%piekuna. Musialbym go "a to
stanowczo i surowo ukarac.
; = Ukarac? = rzekla hrabina,
o tenn ME ma bynajmniej mowy
w testamencie. O~dm6wienie reki
panny Bie]czysnkiej ME jest pre-
ciez wystapieniem przeciw wolf
Dymitra.
= Zapomina PAM hrabina, -
; odparl Narazin, usmiechajac. sic
! szyderczo, - re W testamencie
powicdziano, IL wolno mi czynic
iwszystko co uznam "a dobre. Ma
zasadzie tego punktu bede umial
poskromic opor Bogumila.
lUiag uaiszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
ponury @on2 W WarSzawie
HRABIA BoCUMIt KAMlNsKI.

|nieszczescie, ilekroc temu s}odko
ussmiechajacemu sic niegodziwco--
wi spojrza1a w oczy....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

''drogim" przyjacielem zmarlego
meza tylko chytroscia walczyc mo
ina. Ia ia mysla przyszio posta-
nowienie wydarcia Swobody, a z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

ZATWARDzENlE wymag szybkiej pc
niedbac, to inne dolegliwosci NIGGA nastapie.
Chcac dobrego j skutecznego preparatu ma
ten eel, nalezy wziac. Severn s Liver Pills (Se
very PiguIh ma Watrobe. OkazaIy sic one
szacownemi W licznych wpadkach, gdzie "a
twardzenie, n~iestrawnosc i dolegliwosc wa
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
jackson County One Of The 63 in tennessee TO
Subscribe Government Quota for War
Saving Stamps June Is.

The State Director of War
Savings has just sent out notice
that a new drive will be carried
into every one of these counties
at once with all the centralized
force Of the national organization
There will be no escape for the
person who is able but unwilling
to sacrifice for the sake of the
80, 900 soldiers VINO are fighting
their battles for them.
Jackson Countians have again
demonstrated the fact that they
are ready to do their share.
When their country calls they
obey some by stepping out on
the battle line and offering their
lives, others by giving of their
means. Which is the greater
sacrifice?
Quotas and subscriptions of
the various Districts are as fol-
lows.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
MEACSVILLE.

Joseph Murphy, wife and chill
dren, of Huntsville, visited his
uncle, A. J. Murphy Thursday
and Friday.
Laborn Gentry has bought a
new car.
Walter Bybee is home on
eight days furlough.
Clarence Murphy is visiting
his aunt, Belle Murphy, at Harris
vile.
Sam Crawford was at Laborn
Gentry's Thursday selling cars.
Mrs. A. J. Murphy and daugh-
ter visited Mrs. Lucy Bybee.
Florence Bybee has returned
from three weeks visit with
her aunt.
jeff Whitaker, wife and daugh
tiers, Cora and Lizzie, are visit
ing his sister, Lucy Bybee.
Lizzie Warren is visiting Mrs.
Lofts.
Bedford Phillips and family
are visiting Morgan Murphy and
family.
Ova D. Phillips is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mamie Murphy.
Several young folks took dinner
with Bertha Murphy Sunday.
W. M. Bybee left for Smith
vile last week. We are expect
ng him to bring his bride home
with him.
Clyde Jackson and Jesse Cas-
on spent Sunday night with Ber-
tina Murphy.
Laborn Gentry and wife spent
sunday with Mrs. Lucy Bybee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
NAMELE&.

Farmers are done their crops
Many are going to the powder
plant at Nashville and some are
going west,
Bud Flat made a business trip
to Nashville Sunday.
Arthur Lawson has returned
from Naehville.
A. M. Brown made a trip to
Red Rolling Springs last week.
Willie Neill and Cassie Brown
were in Cookeville Monday.
There was preaching at this
place last Sunday.
Our protracted meeting will
commence the LIST Sunday in
August.
H. B. Brown and Oliver Dav-
idson were in Granville Sunday.
Nelse Carter and wife were
the guests of j. S. DAVIS and
wife Sunday.
Willie Meadows and Miss
Oracle Lambert We're united in
the holy bonds of matrimony
last Friday, w. L. Stout, j. Z.
officiating. We wish them a long
and happy life.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
Louisville Machinist Regains
Strength by Taking Vim
Hepatica.
Wac Very Weak and Nervous Couldn't Sleep
Well-NOw All Right.

Mr.. j. r. Traylor, machinist
of 4th and X Sts., Louisville.
KY, stepped into the Taylor
Isaacs Store, Third and Jeffer-
son Streets, and said:
Il want six more bottles of
Vim Hepatica. | have used two
bottles for my nervousness,
weakness, back ache. loss of
sleep, and loss of appetite, and
have had such good results that
| want six bottles of it to make
me sure that | will have it on
hand, feel 100 per cent better
than ] did. have regained my APP
petite, and able to sleep. and am
feeling stronger and better in
every way"
Like hundreds of others, he
saw in the papers what it had
been doing for the sick and suf-
fering everywhere. and he came
in and Investigated it. saw it
was a real nature remedy And
he tried it just like you ought to
try it if you are feeling all run
down, nervous, or have any
pains in your back, are bothered
with Indigestion or other stomach
liver, or kidney trouble. II is a
mighty fine spring tonic too. 1t
puts pep in your step. makes
you feel like a new person. Come
in and get bottle and try it on
our recommendation. L. B. An.
derson, Gainesboro. Tenn.