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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
HAD BROUGHT ANOTHER LOAF
colorsd Tobacco Grower Knew whs,
was Expected Of Him, and
Had Come Prepared.

A colored man from Kentucky drove
10 a loose leaf tobacco sales ware.
house Ia one Of the Indiana cities vi
the Ohio with a load of tobacco.
When he received his sales slip and
weights he noticed the customary bank
check was missing.
Approaching the cashier he said.
Look here. boss. where Is my
money for this here tobacco7" The
sales sheet was consulted.
ITS like this: the expenses for
weighing, unloading and commission
for selling your tobacco amounted TO
more than the tobacco was worth. You
still owe Us Just 80 cents" explained
the cashier.
well, that's all right. ] guess. but
aln't got a cent with me-"
Then next time you are coming
over the river, just bring along n
chicken with you and We Will Gull the
dcnl square"
Within a week the colorcd man ap.
pcnrod In the Office with two chickens.
one under eech arm.
Here are the chickens"
"Sure--but you didn't have to bring
two OF them. one would have pnid the
blll."
Yes. boss. hut Use brought another
load OF tobacco. cco."--lndlanapolis News.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22

One Of the most curious products OF
the Belgian gunma ''ers' art, says Pop
ular Mechanics Magazine, Is now in
the possession OF Colorado sports
mnn. This gun is remarkable for Its
arrangement Of seven barrels In one,
the composite tube with Its cluster OF
parallel borcs being about the size of
a heayy-gauge shotgun barrel. Seven
.22.cnliber rifle cartridges nre inserted
In the breech openings, and fired sim
ultaneously by n single firing pin and
hammer. The she'll ejcctor Is re.
movable disk with seven holes, which
swings back when the lock Is opened.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
CHINESE STUDENT WAS CALM
Slightly Disturbed BY soilsd Nsektis,
but Not at All BY Coming In
portant Debate.

II Is only 10 years ago that Wei.
llDgton Koo--to whose efforts are
largely attributed the election OF
China to the council Of the League OF
Nations--entered Columbia university.
New York. In definite preparation for
q diplomatic career he specialized in
international law under Prof. John
Eassett Moore, and Il was In this suh.
ject that he took his Ph.D. degree, with
a thesis on The Status Of Aliens Iu
China" lie was one Of the most ac.
tive and distinguished of the Columbia
undergraduates of his time. says tho
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Almost Had II,

one Of the Terre lInuIe ward
schools wns having contest In seeing
witch children could learn the airs Of
number Of standard songs 50 they
could tell their names when they
heard few bars Of the melody played,
After "Ilome, Sweet Home" md
"Old Black Joe" had been played sew
cral times the teacher put un the rec
ord believe Me, II All Those Endenr.
;ng Young Charus." II was played q
few minutes and she began TO look
eXpcclantly at the children,
Then n fair little youngstcr looked
triumphantly up from the list Of songs
he had IN his hand. "Oh, It's that
believe me In tears all about your
charms" he indianapolis
News.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Would You Believe 1T

The game Of croquet does not do
velop experts and enthusiasts to tbt
extent that golf and tennis do; bu'
more people play 1t and more woot
Is consumed In providing the balls
mallets and stakes than In the prD
duction OF golf clubs and tennis rack
cts combined, says the American For
estry Magazine Of Washington. The
entire playing outfit Of croqueu Is
made Of wood except the arches, and
sometimes these are Of bent wood.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Coo Proved Effective Weanon.

She was tall and exceedingly thin
and when sho emerged from the exit
Of the building where she * employed
IN taking dlcintion she carried In her
hand bag Of fresh eggs.
The product Of the hennery was no
more fresh than are some members
Of the mashers' club that Is wont tn
frequent that corner and as she passed
one young man he ogled her and sa-
luted her with "llello Slim"
Turning square around In her tracks
the girl took an egg from the sack
and with an aim that would do credit
to a baseball pitcher she pasted him
with II In the very middle OF his back
Then she went on her way uncon.
cerncd over the merrlment resulting
from the little eplsode.-Tulsa World
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
ALL TO UNDERSTAND
cleeroas at Holy sepulehrs at Jeru.
salen Careful to impress Gospel
Facts on Visitors.

Either was particularly fortunate
or others nre particularly fastidious
The guide who showed Inc the Holy
Sepulchre in Jerusalem was not par.
ucularly noisy or profane or palpa.
bly, mercenary; he was rather more
or less sympathetic than the same
sort OF man who might have shown
me Westminster abbey or stratford.
on.Avon.
lie was n small, solemn, owlish old
man, 50 far from deserving the charge
Of no, knowing the Bible. he deserved
rather N gentle rcmopstrance against
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Like . wsll-known Voice.

A telephone call came TO me one
afternoon. The voice had the well.
known. honeyed tones Of my best girl
She was somewhat peeved oyer an In
cldent that had occurred Q few eve
nings before, In order to reconcile her
! revealed some Of my feelings, which
were meant for her alone, At the end
Of this conversation ] was gratefully
and hilariously thanked fQr ,.wy.: In.
formation by'a suddenly changed voice,
It proved to be friend Of mine.
who took palms to see that ! was told
about II for weeks following.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Expected a Feed.

Tnmperlng with signs has long D len
a favorite amusement with young
people. To remove the fourth letter
from manicure" for example so that
It reads 'man cure" tickles their
sense OF humor. The latest case we
heard OF is where little boy at a
public gathering was greatly disap.
pointed because no refreshments were
served. He insisted to his mother
that a feed was promised, and az
they passed the bulletin board In
going out he pointed out that prom.
Use. Some mlschlevous urchln had re-
moved the "S" from "Seats free
Boston Transcript.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Beaver Colony for Profit.

Probably the largest fur farm In
the West Is beaver ranch at Edger-
ron. Canada. where more than 100
beavers are being raised with the ex.
.t'sciation Of providing "a yearly reve-
nue. as soon as It Is believed they have
Wuitipiied safiiciently to Justify some
trapping. The ranch 1s located on
the banks of small creek which has
been the home Of q colony of beavers
for years, and on account Of the rapid
multiplication the owner Of the land
secured privileges Of breeding them
and selling the Increase.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Empsror's pssser, ssrvies Sold.

a French dessert dish Of gilt plate.
double thread and shell pattern. con.
sisting Of two sugar sifters. -four
spoons, pair Of sugae tongs. twenty.
four small spoons, twenty.four forks
ana knives with porcelain handles
formerly the property of the Emperol
Napoleon, and bearing the Imperial
cipher OF the bee, was sold In q Lon,
don suction house not long ago. I, The
service was the property Of a noble
man whose name u not revealed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Oak In Hall Of Eame-

Before Bnsking Ridge, N. j., took
Its place In the world an oak stood
there. The people Of this New Jersey
town can trace the trees history for
40O years, but the church Is only 200
years old. It has Just celebrated
that event. Miss Margaret Hitch.
cock Of Morristown. and Mrs. VIII
liam ID. Baneker Of Bssking Ridge
nominate the tree for q place In the
Hall or Fame which the American
Forestry association is compiling Of
trees with history. The tree has
. circumference Of l6h feet Q feet
above the ground. 20
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
indian Chief pdx.s Auto.

An Indian Chief, Tony Tommy. Of
the Florida Seminole& who still wear
the gssb. Of their foyefsthsrs 10 the
first OF his tribe to buy and operate
bis own aut6wohlle. After . course
Of Instruction At . 'safSge In Mimi,
tina chlef nov rolls into town each
week- IRON '1hn- vislagsy .psSs- Fort
Lauderdale. at the wheel OF his mn.
chine, but with pair Of horn-rim
glasses as bis only other concsssior
to the ways Of the palefaces.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22

One South American country has
produced an emerald Of $50 carats
size and claimed 1t was the largest
emerald In the world, and then learned
that ttelds In the Ural mountains haSe
produced emeralds that weighed six
and three-quarters pounds. while the
South American stone weighed only
one-thlrd Of q pound. The six and
three-quarter pound emerald was
smong the crown jewels Of Russia. and
It's location now Ia unknown.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
WILD DOGS CAUSE PROBLEM
Threaten TO Wipe Out the Sheep In.
dustry In Some Breeding Districts
In Australia

Wild dogs Hrc presenting serious
prcblrm In Australia. according to n
Central News dispatch In the London
Westminster ,'ngotic. The correspond.
eDt NJ IIroLrn illll. New South Wales,
sayr TINT unless immediate measures
to protect the llucks Of sheep are
taken. they viii have IN be- replaced
by cntilc In the districts north Of
Broken nm
The seriousness of the situation II
described 10y John Dunno, president Of
the West Dnrllng l'nstornllstS' nssocln.
tlon. who states that. although there
has been good season, pastornlists In
the Darling River district and north az
far ns the Queensland border arc faced
with ono of the greatest problems
within the memory OF settlers IN that
part ~ the country.
Reports nrr coming To- hand from
all parts of the district" h" added, "of
the enormous losses Incurred owing 10
the prevalence NJ Wild dogs. Already
country which before the drought was
admirable sheep country, Il now
stocked with cattle, Nnd likely to con
tinuc to he stocked unless the dog
nuisance Is successfully dealt with"
Last year the western Normin hoard
was formed nj Wilcnnln aud the gov
ernment then In power granted $3.50.
O0O for fencing IN the western division
against wild dogs, but owing to u
change ~ government since that time
none NJ the money has been forthcon.
ing and the wild dogs hnvc now come
right into the western division and are
creating havoc among the flocks.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
LESSON FOR APRIL "a
POVERTY AND WEALTH.

LESSON TExT-Isa $50. Amos s:t-f
Luke is.is.5
GOLDEN TExT-For where your treas.
ure is. there will your heart be also. -
Luke i2.N
REFERENCE MATERIAL - Prov 20
.. .. Matt. e.is.I. i3:2s: Luke s.a: ia:i3;A
I Tim $50. i7.ig
PRIMARY TOPfC-A Kind woman
II Kings ts-ii
JUNIOR TopiC-what Two Men Did
With Their Money.-Luke igi5.2i. Acts
t'3s, q.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Earning and Using Money
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Problems 1f Poverty ana Wealth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
lssson From sInoIna slnds.

In me deepest night Of sorrow God
gives US SO much to be thankful for
that we heed never cease our singing.
With all Our wisdom and foresight, we
can takda lesson 10, stadness, and
gratitude from the happy bird that
sings all night as lf.tAs day 'wsfe not
long enough to tell Its JOYS 7. Col.
eridge. a. f:rgl
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
Best 70 Trust.

It II better to suffer wrong than to
do It. and happier to be sometimes
cheated than not to trust Johnson.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-22
l. Wealth in the Hands Of the Few

!. JOIN house 10 house" ". ~.
.. Lay field to field" ". ".
The avarlciOus greed OF these men
caused them to enlarge their estates
nt the expense Of their nr,ghhOrs. Ia
agricultural districts II took the form
of lnnd.grabblng and the eviction Of
the small proprietor. and IN the com.
niercial centcrs the crowding prt ~
the small concerns by the lar cor.
porntlons. God hates t'le spirit Of
ayHriCc.
u. Methods Employed In the Ao-
QUESTION Of Wealth tAmos s:+6.
!. Swallowed up the needy" ". A..
swallowed up" literally means to
pant after. like n beast aflcr It's prey
with ragrrness to devour Many to.
day get rich by swallowing w the
needy.
=. ITO make the poor ~ the land
To- fair ". ~. They were rrasplng
after the houses and lands of the poor
AMI IN order to accomplish this they
impoverished them IN every way pos.
sihle 81 as To root them out NJ the
lund. This they doubtless did by
Withholding from them their lawful
wages. an example of which we find
:" ""' pans 'N''.""'
IN the courts.
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sucb noycr,y hv IN. ,ho,, ,n,,,s a.,
,LontInp Tim, they wer, o,II,oJ ,o ..I,
themselves inn, slavery .y.n far n
psIr of Shoes
q They sold the refuse n, Tho wheat
". %. In time ~ rnmIne they even
sold to th. p.opIc that pnrt ,f tho
wheat which was intended far tho
cattle.
~. Gods Judarent uooo Them
(Amos S:I; r. ISa. $50. IOl.
God SAYS 81 will never forget" Not
onr act ~ greed and opprcssIon will
escape Gods notice.
I. Many houses shall he dcsoIntc,
.. The land unproductIyc ". ,O).
~. A Picture Of a Rich Man and a
Begaar Q.uke IG:l9.25).
|. Their lives. uD The rich mnn.
n, had much goods. lie opcrnted in
the highest society (o) The heprnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

of a Bride
THE BOOK OF
MARTHA
TRYING OUT FUTURIsr
MANNERS

Tive known Arthur Mansfield ever
since rented this office. I had
heard he was unlike other men.
Upon acquaintance. I discovered he
In q complete contrast too Evan. :"
Martha hesitafed. She did not need
To toll me that Mr.. Mansfield In IA.
nous for hin indifference To romance.
while her husband is a slave TO any
woman who will flattcr his vanity.
MY ncirhtnr rot into tho habit
Of dropping In occasionally. Finally
asked his opinion about some Of
my knotty cases. After that. he
came In offcner and stayed ionrrr."
sighed from sheer love OF love
story. even tho u was 10 turn out
badly.
II felt 10 safe. Jane. because his
heart was buried with the girl who
died years ago''
"Of course you DID,
And he felt safe. suspect be.
cause was married and "a mother
Nevertheless the Inevitable cur.
rent was set up7 suppose a man
and a woman with similar tastes are
seldom safe II thrown too often in
each others company
IT was not, Jane. But Jane. don't
imagine for ono minute that Arthur
Mansfield ever whispered single
word Of love TO me tell you again.
he II the best man In the worldr'
Evan has always kept a jealous
xru ri 49,
secnr'
"Iie met Mr. Mansfield here. morr
than once. Evan has the most shock.
inE manners when he In ugly. as YOU
know. lie embarrassed me terribly.
Afterward. at home. Evan ragcdr'
when was this. Martey''
AT the very time my husband was
making love 20 Marion spraguer'
II simply do not understand that
kind Of mixed mornisr'
II think ! do. He rarcd. not he.
cause he loved me. but because a
man of genius found my ideas biz
enough 10 interest him. And he a.
sumed that Mr.. Mansfield made love
10 handy women as easily as he did
himscifr'
Probably you succumbed TO your
masters temper" I sighed.
''Of course To keep the peace.
have avoided Arthur Mansfield very
politely. ] hope ne never has guessed
why. II he does. he manages 10 bs
mighty nice. and very impersonal al
the same time. He knows I'm strug
Cling along in my profession. Now
consider those tickets for Cortot.
fancy he knew when he bought then
that 7 couldn't afford them. and that
he wouldn't have much chance TO use
them himselfr'
You could hardly refuse them. rs
they were offered" said. "sce, here
Marie! Ann goes everywhere with
Van. Katherine SWITCHES my Bot
as often IA she darcs. Why don't you
adopt futurist manners and go with
Mr. Mansfield 10 little afternoon con
ccrts. now and them"
TO BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

But how am I ever 10 get down
to the earth ag1ain7" asked the Bob
adm Jim Of the Star In a worried
voice. Mick has taken my Wishing
Ring, and besides that he and Nancy
have all the charms and the Magic
Green Shoes. You say my magic II
OF no use up here In the sky7'
The Star shook his head. mo. not
a bit. But we'll have TO get you down
to earth some way. We certainly
don't want you up here" And he
thought hard for a minute or two.
"Supposc. said he finally. that
each twin lends you one Magic Green
Shoe. That would get you TO earth
safely. WIN you promise TO return
them
Eyes. yes. yes" said the Jim
eagerly. III you will only get me
safely 10 earth. IN promise TO leave
the Shoes on the high rock above the
clouds where these children may find
them when they. too, journey earth
ward"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Dear Miss Grey; As the offspring
= q mixed religious marriage per.
init me to state the position Il has
placed me in. l have not seen .
brother or sister since the ssth day
OF April. issa
NJ father died when was years
n and enc OF his brothers placed
he In a boarding school 10 that |
r,irht have the same education my
sasher had
aother again married. another
Protestant skipping over my
younger days and the conflicts l
encountered because Of religion. and
rclng into the present. Il does not
matter what society I may 30 into.
I defend the better part OF either
aide. How often would like To take
the hlgcts OF both sides and bump
their heads together.
Especially Is this feeling stron.
when see and hear ministers OF the
rospei Of Jesus Christ gather around
ana about them their own individual
clans and condemn others OF whom
they know nothing. instead OF earn
cetly endcavoring 10 bring the peace
and happiness to this world that
Jesus sought. fought and died for.
persons Of opposite religious views.
While this state OF conftiet exists.
Who n sincere In them. cannot marry
and live In peace-one or the other
Win have TO so moro than tho half.
way mark. and with the priest on
None side with his followers. and the
Minister on the other. with his flock.
Between the two you WIN not have 20
A 70 10 the other world 10 know what
Z Hell Is Yes. 70 ahead and marry.
II you have no regard for the future
Of your offspring.
4 Perhaps, some day. the offspring
Of mixed religious marriages may be
the means OF bringing the world 10
one united clear conception OF the
Creators intention. Personally. I
feel that the religion that IL not suf-
fscient to carry all walks OF iifc.
intermlngling with all churches.
above the pcttiness Of crsed. Is In
derd poor one. Respectfully.
ONE WHO IS STILL BEING
GROUND THRU THE MILLS
OF THE GODS.
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Mother Of Ysster Year
Answers Modern GirF'

Dear Miss Grey. Several weeks
ago made clipping from your
column intending at that time to
write while the subject was being
discussed. However, u is one Of. II
not the most important suojects Of
&fc<say--thls subject OF the modern
ktrl-which leads on TO the arrogant
lisposition many OF our young folks
have toward their parents
The clipping ! made mention Of
uas the letter signed. "A Modern
Girl She took especial interest tn
~ mother ard daughter subject, Of
which she SEEMS to have a decidedly
nascullne viewpoint Evidently
Modern Giri- has taken the excsp-
tIcn instead OF the rule. or am
much mistaken In the average girl
= today.
! know our mothers Of tay-b~fore
ysstertay told US all they were al
hsed 20 know. morally and physic-
ans. That was very little. ! arm
enc Of the mothers OF yesterday.
Asfde from what my parents told
m. I searched for knowledge. which
have given 20 my children. the
uothers OF today.
NJ parents and their children. also
uyreif and children. were. and are.
companionable-as I think the ma
tDrity are. We listened 10 their ad.
VICE and used the best Judgment
Dssxsbie. never blaming them for
what they did not know. think
~ children have done the same
Cornpanionship In one thing and
Seiationshlp another. Relationship
~ parents and children physically
has always been the same. IL com
panionship has changed. who is
guilty. Ny parents said not to sow
Wild oats unless we expected 20 reap
that kind Of harvest" The ma
jorify OF Us helped mother with the
homework. as have my daughters.
Sowing wild oats IL equivalent 10
chasing all the time" as Modern
Gtrr expresses IL
This arrogant disposition--"ft isn't
what dad thinks. or mother. either
can override their objections. .
What dad thinks and what mother
objects To II unqualified. What kind
Of an unholy feeling has this mod
ern girl? How can such a rcbellious
disposition blame the parents. II
they tthe children 20 wrong7 Par.
ents. az rule, do the best they car
Tor their children. It's no more
their fault than the child's II there
are migtakea How does she know
II Is not as much her own. as her
mothers blame" that she IL here7
To us. life IL mystery. As to
her don'ts. II depends entirely on
what her mother was taught, and
how obedIent she has been 20 her
Haching. Also. by which rule We
Judge. IL we follow demonstrated
truth. the decision will not run par.
allei with the teachings OF belief
and faith. f. &.
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THE Jim JUMPS"

That won't do" said the Star.
you'll have to think OF some place
else"
Then I'll leave them on the door
step OF my place In the desert" said
the Jim.
THAT won't do, either" declared
the Star. shaking his head.
How about leaving them on the
Equator3' asked the Jim.
Again the Star shook his head.
mo. indeed. You know as we'll as
do that no magic is of any use ON
the Equator. Why. one even loses
his shadow therer'
Tho Jim began TO look worried.
Are you children still determined to
40 TO the South Pole after the lost
toys7' he asked.
yes. indeedr' they cried together
The wizard Strengthened and
cried suddenly. Keep the Green
Shoes and all the charms!, I'm not
afraid OF you, and now I'm going to
jump
Which he did
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a big horror in them that was
enough to make your flesh creep.
I won't attempt to tell all that
was said, partly by the good old
major and partly by Mrs. Sheila.
But the gist Of II was this: CO..
lingwood had continued his booze
fight In his rooms at the Billiard
until he had worked himself up 10
the crazy murder pitch. Then he
had gone on the warpath. hunting
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GRAND COMPANY

never seemed 10 think all that
cxsrA work was hard on her.
II remember one day he came
riding up on his horse. and with
him were two soldiers. They were
both officers and my mother
thought at once about what she
could &c, for supper that would be
specially nice.
Then father brough, them In.
and you can't guess who they
wcre-thoac two officers rcmem.
Der 20 well.
zone OF them was nm shxt
DIM. and the other was q. g. Grant.
and we didn't know then that wc
vsrs entertaining future great
generals They had ridden ovcr
from the fort for just one thing
soncthins special they wanted for
supper.
Father sn'f: Mother. here are
two hungry men who have come
all thu way from the fort 20 b.
fed. Captain Grant says he's
starved for rnush and milk
''MuHh and milk. indeed, with
chickens to fry and pies 10 bake
and a freah cake cooling In the
pantry.
but nothing else would do. !
can zee them yet. M they ate n.
bowl after bowl Of Just mush and
milk. And that's how We fed tho
future president OF the United
States"
cTo he Coufinueu,
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Which he did.

for Hatch. Just how he had con.
trlvcd TO dodge Hatch's spoilers.
who we're doubtless keeping cases
on him. did not appear. But that
was detail. lie had lodged them.
had learned that Hatch and "A bunch
Of his Red Tower hackers had gone
to Strathcona on mining deal. and
had started TO drive TO the gold
camp In an auto TO get his man.
CONTINUED Tomorrow