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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-04-06
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In PrOiuSiOn
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SIIkEN BEAUTIES

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
4 Nlprciful Act.

Several months aga two American
sold r.. who were 20 and ~ years
old, were found asleep at their posts
while on picket duty, These boys
were tried hy court martial, and under
the rules of strict military discipline,
were found guilty and sentenced 10 be
shot. Sentence was deferred by Cen
cpl pcrshng, who forwarded the find.
ings to President Wilson, and waited
the action Of the chief executive I'M
I'll the president, rs commander IN
chief of the army, corld indicate his
afirmancc or reversal Of the judg-
mont.
The president has issued a pardon
to these two boys, and ordered their
return to the regiment, to which they
belonged. The granting of this par
don was a gracious and a merciful act.
sand he cometh unto the disciples,
and iindeth them asleep, and saith unto
Peter: What, could you not watch
with me one hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
Osteopathy L. u Regulator That Reg
ulatcs,


sets right, and puts IN running order,
that excellent machine, the human
body. II Is capable of relieving al
acute ~ well ~ chronic diseases. T.
s,rnivhtcns the crooked spine: gives
health to the paralyzcd limbs; fur
Hishing the necessary relief and cure
Ia disorders of the stomach and digcs-
tive tract, and by producing n healthy
blood and nerve supply to all parts 81
the body restores health proving
equally efficient In acute as in chronic
conditions.
The healthy body l. perfect cher
ical laboratory, The organs EMPLOY
cd in digestion make Of the food new
compounds which ar. used IN hulldlnr
nm the various Tissues Of the body
They can do this 10 perfection only IN
a normal living body, and If il Is moi
done rcgl larry .omc part VIII starv"
The Ostcopath understands foods an,
the organs which change them int,
tissue uutrimon, and the proc, sscs p
these change, rs we'll n the ncr',
and blood supplies necessary thor
for, and he knows how 10 order then
all in their workings. The Ostcopa'
Is the natural chemical physician q
The human body.-licalth Hints, ~
10, Series 4. l.. McFAlL
| Ostcopathic Physician
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

The great war IL gradually breaking
down our prcjudlccS and wiping the
smoke from the glass through which
many of us have seen darkly for a
good many years.
II has been the fashion Of political
,lrmapugu"s To- howl in every public
uttcrarcr against what they chose to
,tyl" predatory wealth. until very
many well. lutrntiuncd people actually
became Thoroughly prrjudlcrd against
mon uf wealth, whether th'i" fore
aud influence was for good or for bad.
The spontaneous and who'll" hearted
action nf men at wealth thus far IN
this war has put ~ shame much Of
this prejudice. aud Tor the fir-t time
IN yoars men nrc able 'u stand forth
before the public Ju.l 90 they am
forr6'nl helper f0r 'hc tight, ~ shirt-
crs nr dutio- large and ,nnl.
The Rational administration Wa
| slow a. f.rt tu accent the y"iNicrS 81
nnHy men who, hccuuse nf their long
training ~ ntuuug b.r nUs,Urs a.
fair their grasp of their own per
plcNit. .n.ul their al. I'"tnd, thorough
rWl.. ..rl. nee i.Nu Iuu.r g. The gov
eminent, hut in recent weeks tui-
prctd,r hu, been d,s nIy.d and The
| tppu,plmr.i ~ n,u Ike 'hnrc- "
Schvah, of the steel trust, "a push IN,
ship building industry ha, given tho
conf loucc of the entire country big
| boost,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

braith.
w. II. MerSin and wife and Rob-
ert Frye and family spent Sunday at
Big Lake.
Mrs. Baston and friend, Of st.
Joseph. visited Wednesday with Win.
Galbrath and family, Mrs. Baston
is Mrs. Galbraith's sister.
Miss Frances Chambers returned
home, Saturday, from Mound City,
where she ha. bee atto"din" sch. u
the past season. Miss Chambers fin
ishcd the school there this term.
&C. l.. Richardson and wife, and
a. o. Swopc and wife drove 20 Rock
Port and Tarkio, sunday, in the Rich
ardson car.
Mrs. Fred Davis and niece. Clar-
ena Terry. Of New Point, visited Mon
day morning with their mother and
grandmother. Mrs. Lura Terry.
The Methodist Sunday school
class. No. 2, will meet at the G. l..
Mills home. Friday evening.
DELErHEUS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
$4,000 NIissourians Ready,

There are in Missouri at this time
under class one of the selective SER
vice act, ready to be called and sent to
environments at an ytime 36,632 white
and 6,208 negro men, a total of 49,
903. This information was supplied
at the office of Adjutant General Har.
vey C. Clarke and was brought out by
the story sent out from Washington
that Provost Marshal General S. IL
Crowder Is disappointed in the number
Of available men in the country taken
as whole, In class one. .
Commencing May 25, 7,757 men will
be sent to camps. All will be white
men. Eve hundred will go to Fort
Riley and 1887 to Camp Dodge. The
quotas on this call for the various city
wards and counties have not yet beer
completed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
What Are You Doing.

The aircraft Board, the Shipping
Board, and various other government
agencies have been reported from time
to time as being "a per cent or 40 per
cent, or some other per cent behind
their schedules. These announcements
have caused dissatisfaction, and with
reason. But each individual who feels
displeased that the administration Ia
behind in so many respects should look
after his own schedule. What 10 your
own percent Of performance in the
saving Of wheat. in subscription ia
bonds, in contribution to the Red
Cross, in payment Of income taxes,
etc.? Are you ahead Of your schedule
or behind? -:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

II IL il true as has been charged in
the Senate. that there has been big
steal in air. plane supervision 10y col
fusion of government officers and en-.
ployos, when the guilty ones are con-
yict.d they should I've given the limit.
Such collision has caused untold delay
and every DAYS delay IN our war pro-
gram has and will cost lives Of both
American and Allied soldiers. Th"tc-
fore the willful author of such delay L.
simply and undoubtedly murderer.
and murderer FOR personal financial
gain. Tie should hc treated ~ any
other traitor and murderer.
The declaration of the administra.
that We ouyh, to have an army uf
3OpO.OOO of men in France VIII he
greeted with cheers throughout IN"
country. The sooner We get that sort
~ an army over there III, quicker ~"
war viii end.
Three hundred and fifty Thousand
tons ~ supplies wcr" sent to our
forces IN France during the month Of
Anrii. tnn YOU comprehend III" vast
amount, over onc-third Of million
,nns-aa and that u, only a fraction oi
what will g".
Rn,c rastnr Stokcs goes To- trial ih
the Federal Court n, Kansas city this
week. l,c cause she " u woman u me-
rason why there should be- any cl"m.
cncy shown to her. \ traitor II u trail
tor. man ~ woman.
Following close an the heels of the
communicating Of the wonl crop ui
the country come, IN" order 10y the
Government communicating all the
steel of the country, Thu IN" war de-
mands and activities develop.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

Program Of Hickory Township sun
day School Convention, 20 be- held May
-, ~ the United brethren Church, at
II O'Clock ,nrW tiw.D:
Song,
Prayer by Rev. Smith.
Song.
Address by Doctor Hrcwhaker, IF
Dayton, Ohio.
Song.
Appointment of committees.
Twelve o'clock basket dinner.
Afternoon, I O'Clock.
Song.
Prayer
Song.
Elementary Work, Miss Kauntz,
Dayton, Ohio.
Song.
Graded Lessons, Doctor Brewbaker.
Song.
Needed Work of the County for the
Coming Year, Mrs Katherine Me-
Maui.
Song.
Round Table Talk.
Report of Committees.
LUCY ANDES,
Corresponding Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
New Point.

Miss Chrstcnu Rayhill spent sun
day with Misses Ethel and Auicl
Davis.
Curtis Lemon was on the sick liz,
several days, last week,
MIR. and Mrs. John lIamm and
ION, Jack, and sister, Mrs. Oma vii
iiams, spent several days ut Excel
siOr Springs with their sister.
Several from here attended the
track meet at Fortoscuc, last Friday
Among them We're the school band
and the base ball team. The boys
played q game Of baseball with the
liigelow boys, the score being II to 7
in favor of New Point. The game was
very interesting from start to finish
our boys are to he congratulated foi
their excellent playing.
Several from here attended tho
Sunday school convention at Nickell's
Grove, Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. viii Lemon and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wright
from Roscndale, and Mrs. and Mrs
Corda Lemon, from Fillmore, spen,
Sunday here with relatives.
The New Point school took sever
blue ribbons at the exhibition of schoo
work at Fortescue, Friday. Everett
Wright, boy from this school wor
the free scholarship e Chillicothe fQ,
the highest grades in the county. This
school should feel proud Of this excel
lent showing.
Rev. Murphy preached Sunday
morning at Union, and Sunday nigh
at Oregon.
Mothers Day was observed at tn
churches here Sunday. There was al
attendance of 100 at the Christian
church, with 1896 collection.
| BASCOMB.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

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p,,, -s ohanoier ana iamiiy' OF
Fillmore, spent Sunday with his
uaush'er' Mrs' |oroih 1iit' ana lam
n.y.
Arthur Chandler and friend, Miss
Louis Thorbon, visited Sunday with
Worth Ammo and wife.
Cards were received from Denver,
Colo, that Miss Grace Cosncr md Mr.,
Eugene Evans. of that city, were mar.
ricd, MAY 2. Miss Cosner is n grand
daughter, of Mrs, s. r. Huiatt.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weller, Of st.
Joseph are just now little stuck
up" and we confess that we do not
blame them for being so. Under the
same circumstances most any one
would be, that had lick Of sense, or
grain of pride--so is Grandpa and
Grandma Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Weller,
of Maitland. Miss Francis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Weller, who
graduates from the Central High
school Of st. Joseph this year, was
crowned Queen Of the May at the an
nual May festival Of this school, held
last week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
Forest City and Vicinity.


Henry and John Adolph were
business visitors in st. Joseph, last
Wednesday.
--Chas. Evans was transacting bus
mess in st. Joseph, Saturday.
George Frazier was on our sick
list several days, last week.
Thomas Fuller attended the G. A.
X. meeting in st. Joseph, Thursday.
Miss Genericve Birmingham was
n st. Joseph visitor, Thursday.
Pat Steigmaier. Of st. Joseph. Wis
tied here with relatives several days.
the later part Of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford returned
home, Saturday evening. from Bed
ford, Iowa. whore she has been the
past three weeks by the bedside and
attended the funeral Of her mother,
Mrs. Robert Rockwell.
Mrs. $. L. Allen and son. Silas,
Jr., spent Friday with her folks, Mrs.
S. 7. Huiatt and family.
james Shumate and wife. Albert
Martin and wife, all motorcd to 81.
Joseph in the Shumatc car. Thursday.
Oral Grouse has enlisted in the
army, and Lawrence Reed and Ralph
Miller have enlisted in the mechanical
department Of the United States army.
George Crittcnden and wife, Of
Wathena, kans., was visiting with
relatives here. Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. John Birmingham. was st.
Joseph visitor, Tuesday, Of last week.
Mrs. Frank Eberhardt and son. of
ST. Joseph, visited several DAYS. the
first Of last week, with her father, A.
ID. Taylor.
Riley Turney is moving the vine.
gar plant machincy to where the ice
plant formerly was.
Mrs. Anna Elmer and Mrs. ID. y.
Miller were in ST. Joseph, Tuesday, Of
last week.
Mrs. 7. y. Tearc and daughter,
Miss Wilma. were 81. Joseph visitors
Tuesday Of last week.
Miss Bertha McCianahan. Of
Kansas City. visited several days, last
week. with her brother, James Me-
Clanahan and family.
r. T.. Casteel was transactirg
business in 81. Joseph. Tuesday. Of
last week.
IT. T.. Fitzmauricc spent several
days. Of las, week in 81. Joseph, 10.
turning home Friday evening.
MIR. Will Heinz. Of 81. Louis. visit
ed several days. last week, with j.
u. Glass and family, while attending
the G. A. u. meeting in 81. Joseph.
Mrs. Hugh Burricr, Mrs. Ed Bur-
ricr and sister. Miss Iva Munyon. and
Miss BETTE Millison were 81. Joseph
visitors. Friday.
Rev. J. J. Curcrky held services
ut Watson. Saturday. and at Tarkio,
Sunday.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17

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-heV' W. T. Johnson had business
in 81. Joseph. Monday Of THE week.
Memorial Sunday will occur May
70, and Tie services viii be held in tnc
Christian church.
-Wan,ed-I,ady TO do horscwo,k
for Young counlc poar Oregon. m
washing, Can M Sentinel.
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Rev. Jewell Howard. uf Stratford.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
Notice of
Bridge Letting

Notice l. hereby given, tina, the UNI
,lcr.igno,l. will on
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-17
Holt County Farm Bureau Notes.

wv. 4. Swarner, County Agcnt.D
The meeting at Maitland. last Sat
urlay, was very successful. The at
tendance was good. considering the
busy corn. planting season. and the
program was excellent. The musical
part was a splendid feature and de-
serves special mention. We are very
much indebted to those who took par.
in H.
Our rcxt regular meeting will be
held in Oregon. the date to be an-
nounccd later.
Farm Accounts.
Last year, u great many farmers
experienced considerable trouble IN
figuring up their incomes. in order 10
determine how much income tax they
should pay. Bankers everywhere
were put to good deal Of trouble and
expense in assisting the farmers. Most
Of the extra expense and trouble could
have been prevented " the farmer
had kept some simple record Of his
accounts. In order Ia help the farm
crs out in such matters. and TO en-
courage them TO keep more accurate
records, the farm management de-
partmcnt has worked out two forms Of
account books. One H. u very SIMPLE
form. requiring only record If pir-
chascs, sales. and expenses. The otli-
or one requires moro detailed accounts
and enable. one To determine whether
the various phases of his farm opera.
tions are profitable or not. We have
both forms for salc AT cost, 10 cents
and - cents. respectively. The Mis-
souri, bankers Association has adopt
81 III" simp'" form, with slight
changes. In order that is members
throughout the state may distribute
them. free Of charge, 10 their farmer
patrons.
Seed Corn.
We will continue to- tct corn q,
the Mound city testing station. II Is
suggested that more farmers bring
corn IN to have u tested. yet. II the
owner should not need Il. We shall
have no trouble IN finding n buyer .fni
IL. Each day W. have inquiries foi
good '".d corn.
I, Is now fairly late and II any
thing should happen that n second
planting n necessary. one should M,
have Ia lusc tim" looking for seed. u
you can spare just n few bushels oi
good seed. let W know, We m'sh;
know som" one "'," needs just n few,
bu h-is. The other day u certain
farmer needed one bushcl 10 complr;,
his planting. Fortunately, We knew
whore 10 send him. let's keep on
powder dry and be ready for an,
emergency.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-02
PEORIA REPORTS
 BUILDING ACTIVE

PEORIA, Dec. 31.-Adding to the attractiveness of the district in which 1t IS being erected, is the brick shop which is being built py MT. Snedden, the barber. The structure adjoins the bank building.
 The local branch of the Glendale bank is putting in some new fixtures which have finally arrived, after being delayed in shipping
 Banker Halls daughter, who has been visiting with her parents during the holidays, returned Sunday to Tucson.
 Miss Dove Sturgis will return short ly to Berkeley, California, where this year she will finish her school work.
 The daughter of the editor of the Enterprise visited with her father dur ing the dolidays. The young woman is a teacher in the Tucson schools.
 Georgia Browning, teacher at Palo- verda, visited her sister. Mrs. William Deatsch, during the holidays.
 Suffering from a bad cold, the local Santa Fe agent has been under the doctors care for the past week.
 Mrs. Burnett is home from the Phoe- nix hospital, where she was the victim of serious illness.
 Rev. MT. Brightwelrs daughter, who contracted pneumonia several days ago is now afflicted also with an at tack of whooping cough.
 Five members of the Manning family are i'll with typhoid fever. Work has been started by w. J. l Tor1ney on his new residence. i B. L. Miller is building a porch and making other improvements to the
Arizona republican., 1918-01-02
DEFEAT
 CAMP LEWIS IN SPEEDY CONTEST
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

PASADENA, Calif, Jan. 1.-The weight and strength of the Mare Island marines football team conquered the dazzling speed and craft of the Camp Lewis, Washington, soldiers in their game played here today as a part of the annual Tournament of Roses. The final score was 19 to in favor of the marines.
 The game was refereed by officials in white, witnessed by crowd which taxed the capacity of the stands, esti- mated at 42,000. In the throng that surged from the route taken by the floral parade to the athletic field four persons were overcome by heat. The profits from the game will go to the American Red Cross.
 Despite the summer temperature, play was fast and furious from the first kickoff to the final gun. Though several players on each side were car ried from the field because Of the in- | juries, there was an abundance of ma terial to fill the gaps.