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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09

~ Nksv9 - VSSssSS0sOc
UoU Uaok that III 70 M. love.
~ wh1eh ny soul did pine
4 groGa ~ II Tie -. hove. :.
= foantaln AID shrine.
Al UFoatho0 With fairy ffutt1.>
A. III tho 1oWeso were mime.
A, 1s0nm TO heaghe 70 lasti
Al Starry hope thAt 03de9 artoo -
Hut q ~ overcast!
~ vojco fron out the future cr3eo:
.sOn. o0!"-hut Ger the past
(DlM GulfD my spirit lowering Hes
Mute. unot1onle11. AghaSt!
! Hoe. alaaL alas. With me
The HIGHT Of Me Il Ger!
No qn0Eo-0o m0re-n0 more
(Dueh language holds the solemn sea
TO the sands upon the ShOrel-
Dhall bloom the thunder blasted tree
or The ssTickea eagle ooarl
And al my days arc frances.
AID al my nightly dreams
Are whero thy dark eye giances
And uheso thy 1Oots4ep gleams-
In what ethereal dances.
BY what eternal streams!
Edgar Allan Poe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
GreHs ans 1tImebcit zines
EferAes.

Sin glann rift 0es Radts ourh
men @dlb; es mar Iebr finiter, a6er
b ibm Der gBea gut betonut mar, rift
er iduea, 9urd einen ii6er ben 0eo
bdnecuoen 9it iiiir3te CT pom Qferoe,
70 bdB er beIinuungslos iiber sebu
Ghritte melt 3piihen bic 9Gume al
tie9en tam. 9as 9fero tebrte bierauf
um qno galoppirts nab bauie. ia oas
6dus Dsrl6l06en mar, podte oas
Bierb NIT ben 6inter5einen 70 LANCE
an bic 6austbiir. pobei es tart mies
hcrte, bis qeoffnet muroe. Oils man
oas Qfero obne Reiter bemerite, mar
man in @nQit. uabm cine 9dierne uu0
rift nit oemfelbeu 9ieroe auf otmIel=
ben 98ege mieoer 3urid, INN ben Der
uneliidten ouf3uludeu. g(ls oas gfero
auf bic STEELE fam, luo Der Reiter Qe
itur3t mar, gin0 IS teinen S6ritt
mebr pormGrts. man modbte es ontrei
ben, lpie man mollte. Der nadIebenoe
8ots itieg nit isinsr 9aierue al, fu6ie
unb fauo ben Serrn bes pferbts, Der
nun pieOer 3u ii6 lam. ii8 auflsbe
unO metter rift.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
psm Juneen, ser Tieb nidsi
waIet)en IaiTsm tpellte.

Gs par einmol Elm 9unae. Der mou
ts fd ui1t nofdm iqien. Seoen
MoIqeH. lpenn bic Wluttfr nit benz
5dmamm fam, hiell er iein @eFidi
tort uno foaie .Qu. oos BaHer 81
70 noBl@ % ipraA bic Muttsr
.GeiRt 3u. Dis Is ben aiHosrn eebt
bic fd ridt Ddi6en ioN.u woleu2
5it nerosH iapar5 pie Gin G9on
'einfegsr. uro oouu Deroen ie ousse
laail1 Qber eer .}uHee uoate Is midi
1iaubsH, unb jessn Wioreen bitlt e.
oeu aopf fort. "a B0rbt bic Mluttg1
rssrii1 uHb iaais n'Ssbt paime Did
7ur aaan. ia mag DID ui6t mehr
Daifsn, neil Oh ni6t lti16ahF.
% freuis Der Suugt f4 unb 6adie
@ie idon. bab bos HaHs mailer MD.
mebr an Dau 0siiht uRo an Deine
odnbs lommt. 0A. Tor benii rDo6l
n bottle iih nun islbit eepaidsn
Rein. ba5u mar q. oiel 81 nnTeri6ea
0is tr nun sins6 Woroens duf BE-
Sirabs oigs unb NIT ben onosrer
ainbsTR ipisisn Doats, IisfsR re al
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
tpas en- 1inabe rermno.

Wtlbeltn, Elm Hndbe, ipelher nod
bic G6uIe reeeImdBtg befu6t, aing
ndbrenb Der 6srien aufs Qano su leis
mem 0ntel. @r bate iit Ibon LANCE
auf hiefen geiud e~sfreut, oeun elm
S.aStiuHge bat tein sroberes 9ergniis
gen, ols aufs Qano 3u aeben.
Run fab man ibR ale Iaae NIT ben
8rsdteu auf benz 6elo uno an Der
Arbeit, mas ibm erobes @erqniiqen
madte. oenu Die @rbeit i'm 6eus unb
Grntefelb TT INNER cine unoep16 ID
aufregenoe 8ei6dftigmg. Giner ber
Sne6te mar Elm Observation-Disclosures,
leioenf6aftliher 6tl9er; aber gtrabe
oieier bate cine beIonbere @orIiebe fir
oos Gtaotbtblsin eeiponnen. Der
&Hobe belt trenIih Stdnb, bis eris
nidt msbr ousboIten tonHte. bann Idgs
te er 81 BEN Gne6t.
sd osnte, i9 peroe morgsn mad
bduie qeben."
nMnrum oenu2 SD b0rte bod, 8u
poa!eit ben gon3en CONNER blelbeu".
faote Der anedt pe%rpunbert, barn es
lbai inn letO, ben Burden gu bermii
fen.
Dos mar meiue 2t6iiht", fagte Der
&nobs; sabsr i'd fam Hidt blsibsn.
po man 70 ereuli6 flu6t, ME Du es
tbuii. oa mub elmer nahgsbsn. uno
10 babe i6 mir boIgeu0mmen. i6 nil
geben."
Der ans6t flbIts ben @orpurf in
leiHem iuneriten 6ey:sn II. fagte gang
beiddmt; o6ore. Sunse. bleib oa, uno
i'd ilnhe ni6t meby; a6er fpsnn mir,
o6Re baB i6 es merte. 70 Elm 5lu6s
mort entfdlipft. 70 FACE Is mir fos
olei6, bis i3 bobon los BIN"
Der anabe blieb. unb cls Wsi6na6s
ten uno Reuiohr tom, poy isHeraHe9t
purh @ottes 8nabe Elm orosptIiasr
Ulenid %esnoroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

ietne mug. 81 nenfen. DdB tsin Ttdna
in ibreH 9eBen Tensn 6lsibt. gs
mare ia tntiesIin, iDsnn Elm gutter
rehtf6affnsr Meulh. Der niGig 85ies
sstban bat. fiirs gauge 2ebsn unslad=
lib perDen iolts.-
I'D 70 ia 70 meinen
Sie'st.. 8o6 mon bari uobl 6ofs
Zen, oab bic 5srrsu aus u~uferen areis
ZEN Elm Feiuss untcridsiouuospers
m6ssn beTBen1. iasts Mimi bokitss
bon. ,~SsoeHfans Re6me i'd an, D1B
81, 6err Gorofsli. mad osm, mas mir
S6ntu fosben sr3Gbli baben, bic besaus
bsrHos @op StranobSrs rihtiser beur
theilsu." -.
ssu. oas ollss gu b5ren mar fir
MID tpirfIia iebr betriibeHo. iebr be-
triibeno. -.
-gluu. nun, Sic bfauden e. pohl
nidt ihHer 81 nebmen, la6k @rstd.
.Sis baden IA sigsHtIia gar ni6ts nit
ihr al fhdffen.
hnSd, Gas 9dpe tm e9en Doh gtrdoe 4,
fa9te Der 2sutnanf. Gr bate fd srs
bobcn uHo Ranb mitten in Dem tIsinen
Simmer. bod aaFgerihtst uno itattIi9,
bic betDen jinoen 0amen NIT einsm
gang fpiBbibiiden Bid betra5tsno.
Dir Sa6e 1T ndmliA be, bab i9
mi@ geitern 4beno NIT ibt DsrIobt
babe. -. Saaa!... 5aben OisSamen
niht Die NforQer-eituna aelefen2
@dre rs nun niat Elm mutbi0sr
WlaHn, 70 rlS0s i'd natiirlih freunos
lidif seoantt lnbsn, ods Experiment
niht fpagen, MID nit ibr gu berbeis
rdtben, 46er ih bin Elm muthiser
Wann. ipis sic isbeu. 5abe bic
@bre, meine Idmenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Der 1Uettlouf.


9srt 9aie ging am SonutGa aus
ltn0 tam Dor zines SseIs Saus.
Der itaHO i'm aolo'nen SonnenI@eiu
Gno iob pergniigt ms 5slo binein.
Den 9aleu draerte 0as iebr,
Drum trduite CT nei Sgel i6per.
@r fpr06. nDu R-uppiaer @eislle,
On tommit uur lausidm BON Der
STEELE.
&nr5beinig biit Du. bid unb felt.
SD bin pieI la6ner, Idid uuo nett!"
Dem Sgel mar hos Grotrlih.
Do6 oenlt er; .Wort'. DID trieae Id.
Sa, 9u biit fein, ia, Oh biIt gut
nn0 f60n 1T Dein Gblinoerbut.
Dob Iaufsn Tam i9 I6neuer, Serr
9ai.
SD iuette um Elm qutes @las
Dom olerfeiniten. iiBen @ein."
9'rauf qing Der @oie frobli6 eiu.
Der Sael giag 81 ieiner 5rdu
Hno iagt Sei6eio ibr gang gsnar.
3nei @derfur6en man alsbdnn
Sur Geunbabn pdblt, Der 9ouf
begonn.
Sn ieoer 6arhe elmer lief
Sic ipdrsn brett, bequem unb iief.
Der S9el lief elm tur3es Stiid
llno oudt iih bdnn uno 6lieb aurild.
Der 6ole aber lief geldplno
0abin, 70 idnea oils pie Der @tno.
9od ais CT MN am Gnbe mar.
ga lirdubt Dor Sdred li3 ibm Sos
6aar.
Der Sael mar i6ou Idnait CUR gteue
llRo rief: nW0S rii6mt Sbr Sure
Ghueue2
@iel idYneler rennen tam bon id.
Das iebt Shr pobl nun fherlid."
Der 9aIe pinberte fb Tebr
limb iprad 0arouf: Sci meiuer Gbr'.
Sbr liefet i6nea. bod bitt' ib Sud,
&but's nod sinmal, uuo 8par TO-
olei6."
D'rduf 9ing Der Sgel oerne elm,
Der 9aie, her iiel ipieber rein.
Der oumme Gampe merite niht,
Dab nur Elm Sdminbe( bic @el6iht.
Des SgePs 6rau fab an benz 3iel
Ddrum perlor Der Sdf' bas Spiel.
@r muroe fiirhterIi6 %betroacn
limb bat ben &iir3eren b'rum qesoeen.
Der S9el bat ben grsts erfborben.
Der 6aie dber lift ssitorben.
60 Iebrt uns 9as Die 8eIhi6t'.
n8eradf ben drmilsn @egner nidt,
9deint er audi nir eering unb Helm,
0efdbrIid fam er benuo6 fem"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
6eleIiebaitsipisIe.
Nile g8getftisssu.

2as Gpisler fibeu nm ben Gid
berum unb BADEN bic 3eiaefingsr bei
Der 6dnbe auf ben Sii9ran6 geleet.
Der Qlufibrer beainnt nun: ,@ae
@ogel flieaen!" uno fd6rt nit bcioen
6dnoen in bic 0D6e, mas 2lGe no6
MAIDEN miiFsu. Der Qnfabrer fd6rt
fort: n9ouben fliegen, 2erhcn, Sra
ni6e fliegeu uIp." uno ltets miTen
Qtls nit i6m. 70 Oft elm @pgel aenannt
piro, nit ben 5ingern in bic 6obe
fabren. 3uiueilen nennt Der anfa6rer
aber and Elm onoeres 96ier ba3pi
fden, 3. g.: s6alen fliegen". Msr f6
lei elmer IoIhen @elegen6eit perliebt
uno nit ben Binsern m Die 506e
fdbrt, bat elm 9fanb 5u bs3abisn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

pon ibm fort. ,@6er lporum lauft
Spr Oenn fort2" risf e. ba. .0eil On
io idpor3 bit mie elm SdoruIteinfe=
aerl' iasten bic aiuOer. SD bin oo6
aber tein S6oruiteinfessr, i6 bin oo@
Der Sunge, Der INNER nit Sud qe
ipieIt batte!" metnte Der anabe. IA
bIiebsu bic 8inoer ItebeR uRb ia6ten
i'm aus.
,S9orn einfegerIein S6orniieinfe-
g~erletn.
Will man bon Wutter nibt aemo1den
ieinl@
90 iangen Te. Da lief Der Rnabe
ihneu ms 60us uno peinte. nWos
rum peinii On oeun9" froate feline
9lutter. aqd. liebe Mutter" TaQte CT
od, alDaide mid ooA, bite, reht tii6
ti9, odmit IDS nift auslebe pie Elm
Saorniteinfeger, uno bic 8inoer mid
ni9t ausla6en."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Der 7sIiiaIte oibt mob.

Gin ourrebmer 6err sine einIt fpo.
~3ieren. IS bsssgnets ibm elm erobsr
gisnid, Der abFttlih misoer ion liei
uno oobsi iogis: Sd gebs ni6t isoem
9arren aus benz Wege." .Dds t6uC
Id dbsr pobI", trluioerie rubia ser
4noere UNI mid aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Bel Doraus5abluns oon
$3.50

6O~ntliu'g 9an06u9 BED
nHbli6tn unb 9ofbenata
IQgbtrW melt. llt6tr 440 Stiten
TART ano sntbdl! gtissli6s gsiims
munoen, Goniulats, Sins uno onbere
1a5saeH. Retspis. pohssisss, 2anos
iorteu etc.
Die .Qdsrs nn0 Gdrttna
A.. triteint p5terts
.lih pan II 6is 20 Ssitsn TART uno i'll
auerfaunt eiHes per SIXTEEN Ianbpirtb4
ldaftli6tu 8ldtfst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
1IIIerbanS zsarsweiI.
Die umbrs9uns Der erOe.

@snn bu Gier ipeiIsIt, tannR ou
Folgenbss Experiment Deriu6en. Die
aonte zines 8e1ers miro Elm neuie
nit mailer asfeuhtet. unb nit eioots
ter 5eihneit bu mitten 0uf zen 3eaer
cine Sonns. Damn lsgit ou Elm Slid
GisrfdGle ouf bic 9ante bes 5ellsrs.
unb inbsm ou burh cine geringe Be
pegung bes 6auDgelentes benz 2snsr
cine aeneiaic Sieauug gi6it uno oens
ielbtn in Drebuns D~eriebeit. iiebt bu,
oab bic Gisri6oIe in cine SrUsiiohe
Bspssung !ommt. fe breht ii6 UNI ii6
Ielber, uno ie Tdreitet auf bsm Eel
lerronb born6ri8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

cans rt6t. ST lisbs
BAG Raofakfsn burdaus uihi, lei
all oisien 5goiloisn aunItsn lommt
nihis kraus. ~ 5siHri6 Bssnsr BAT
absr sa6ur6 bod isire 5raR 5sloms
men. ~ Tas iass to ia eegobe ims
msr. bsim aa6slH holi F6 Jlan1sr
mas uea. Doran e. 8siilsbens asnua
tat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
tanraill

Dix fsiHs iait'as 5raht i6r est iis ssra,
Isr lisbt is iGB. Dem ioa II. iaaer istn
GeriblBdet Riot, i'd parus eah ben Rsgn.
cont fielst ltidt iiA iapue 1rantDa!
Elm.
Jietmt aug Der 49.ie l5g ta 3gi6m tort.
sin erosss bo6ss Blapsrf NJ Is oaH1,
LurA bante 5enHef i4snt be Sonns .
0orf,
i'm qsib unh Rumnsg Eroii man inoea
ganR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

uWas treibt semi SrduIsin GuIaIiG,
bic alte Sungfer2 e TT Die tpobnt allen
&raumgen in ben &trden Bel UNI
iprlat bos Sd Der 8raut i'm Gtinen
NIT a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

cope. ms.
cbsIaa 10 unr y Blade bon saRsr asuigs
H4T0sH.startsr Hasm, bin % bsa faoa mt Der mir.
taus ea0ur isss s~alrisesH. wrI msiHs gsrssa i,st s,.
Eusis, fHO una 10 Risesy msas gElatsn srlaa.a
faan. mas Oarssr iros arsri%a sspanaiuas Mat Der
San paE
@fasrtr .. malt.
grL G SVussy tdrs.bi aus Raloza. mafb.: sss,
SasEsH lit Q san grvpsEtat srluats piasrla sass.
Gen. esss Hiais sap bis g EN-, gIai4s sou gaaos
abHis's ssrpsH.etarFsr uasm uslasr mia fnrirt,.
@Mn$ Elm mtribpoass eua far grrosul,s,rs.
1REkE niro 9tlsm Der Is psrl0rat snaeiarNt-
Gsnt erhelitH and be Wt6utn aminrft
Gtee Msthatn nuret itt BEN Sabre 1873 rrn Rem
eoAm, @eteE Song. Gort 0aan., 9n6. aubersssei
NIB lest nafsr ifiutr AauUiaHg BON Ser
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake str. CHrCAGn mr..
Set Apo,hefeFu 50 habtn far
$500 Die EIGfdss q NIaidsn fat * 0nt
erehs St.76s 6 lar 5000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
SCI Uotuus8u 1IHH5 %
#3 90

Clint Rsie am biz
msft btrmitielh bts Sies
wpfcppeg. 100 9botosGArOmos.
MuF6!sfa.s.n Der intsrsHonteIten
maze Sci 8slt. br6fsin dusgefii6rt.
T;sie ftinsu 9iiosr idmmt Stsrsoisope
uno nit eirsm 5a5rgang oisisr 3sia
tuna. pcrtofrei nur $3.35, nhne
gtersoicop $500. /
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
S0m1noristischcS
39lfBuernauorit

8 a # (im Rsfdurdnf): ,DlinG
gibts nitt 70 Elm tIeines RoterfriiM
itud2" n8eOaure isbr - Der 9ok
fsnbraten niro srit Mittaa fertia!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
N6araoe

III BIT 6as grft nidi, msin sinh,
lab aud oas 3iusiis bit bu ni4t.
emit prit bu AID oas Griie ieiH.
Jiau itrsb', oas 3Deiis balo ~ Deroei.
3sBt Bit BIZ, cd, bas @aH3e uag.
sen 9nblidttf 1T feline Spar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
gti @orau 5a6Iung OF
82.75

seine nertitopii4s Bill
bsT. bos gtbtn Sri + bars
Hefxnp, fammt gutem Stea
rsofcop. Der GmpfaH9sr BAT Bet
risisr Qr1mis bic grprsBlOfsa 81
mblen. Qortolrsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
gour aarrrmrnirof.

ltuterofft3tsr GU sineut
un9eI9idteu SoIoateH; ~MlsnT9, ihl
CLAUDE. Sie niirben niht nal aIs
StistelpuBer cine @IanSIsiituug sutDegl
brinqeni~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
gar gtaatung.

iran IsRoe 9slo Hur miitsIf BOTS
ootr erprsB gtlounpsiiungsn. rtsia
trirtsm gritit, CHER auf WiipauteS
g6icago onsr glsp goEl loaisnot
Uthis-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
gsi Iordus5abIun DON
42.25

Sine babI6e iran50Fide riar "A
Qfetfs nit 8ernisinsS Spite.
@rimm : Dsbfsr's beut DE-
20 0rttra
Bud. usbsr 300 Stitsn fart. gum
Grlernsn Der ensliiasn Spro9e una
srtpthrLIA. l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
aninnrrnin.

.Gu bait dIfo isiue QusF@t. iDiebea
gdn5 asfuHo gu ipsrben2" - g |
d eel b uber: rglein Der DoitoE
bat mir ousialisBli9 mailer perOrba
nett"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Matbiel. Gde

2Judtabcn Adtbfet
Uiit It. rper usHHt mir ben @sielen3
81 ianit Dur6 8ldtigr. irauIelt 8euea
UNt .R@ Bat isine 5yeabe bran.
Dtit y8a tennt Is noti 9soetmaan
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Gin columbia eaEenb,r.


Bel osr1usIooiWHg Oes greiIes fommes
nur lol6e SetDsrber, bic ale Orsi Rit6leC
rihtig ssI0it uHO Die alfloiangen Bis sum
p. ytoo. 1903 siiissiaift 9a5.a, in
betrahi.
anEOluns be- Ri.li.I Ia SO. 43,
1.
6%anspurf4
,.
Maitdfsr.
5.
Nlareot - Wutter - Tortur - Gu -
3ot ~ @lit - Slipe.
Ridties 90iunsen sr5aIten bon: QHs
ma Sdmiis, BAL. @mrbein, 8leb. Sfb.
Sisgier. .. 2. &. 9oia Selling, gep. g.
Shnay3. Bro. SerapioH >. s. W1. Gath.
w. Sueic, Sobn 8Ieiu.
Den 9rsis sr6ieIt: gloia Selling.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
9tt 9praus3ublung Don
B2 10

Der Gofumbiu 8alsnbtEs
100 geiien tart, reidlihF ~uussefdts
tst nit elmer 5iae lt9rrpitsR una
int~srsiiaRtsn Qsisitoffss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

Far aifl5ian5 o:s o5.J.a als9sl q
5issaosr gssls aas5sis5i:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
auESluno S:E Ritli.I III 30. 4s.

Nlarsot - Mutter - Iortur - gu -
&ct ~ @Iit = Olipe.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11
Graded School.

On the 18th of this month a vote will
be taken to determine whether or not
a Graded Public School shall be estab-
lished in the district composed of East
and West Columbia. This is a question
of vital interest, yet it is not under
stood by many of the people who will
be expected to cast their vote for or
against it. The fact is that only a
small per cent of the people are famil-
lar with the proposition and only lit
tie over two week until it must be set
tied, We suggest that a meeting be
held in the Courthouse at an early date
for the purpose of giving information
that will prepare every one for an in
telligent vote. The tax must be in
creased which is not az inviting step
for many to take. The location is an
other proposition that concerns the peo-
pie and if. the proposition is worth in
PRODUCTION it is worthy of a full and
free investigation and to determine
whether it shall be established or de-
feated ought to rest on the broadest
information possible to give. The News
tenders any reasonable amount of space
for its discussion and we trust that the
people will use it.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11
The Condition Of the Pike.

The pike from here to Campbellsville
is very rough at this time, and very
slow time is being made. Rock has
been put on all along the route, but it
was crushed too large, and it will be
several months before it is beaten
down. The heavy loaded wagons shun
the bed of the pike, travelling over the
sides which have become very dusty,
hence when a rain comes, the route
from here to Campbellsville will be over
large rock or through "loblolly."
The only way out of the difficulty would
be fine crushed rock over the course.
We hope the management will take
this matter under consideration and
make an improvement in the present
slow travel.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

1t will be remembered that we stated
last week that DIR W. R Grissom had
accompanied Mrs. Lucien Moore to
Louisville, the latter to be operated
upon for cystic tumors. Mrs. Moore
stood the trip to the city very nicely
and Friday morning she went under
the knife, the physician being DR.. w.
II Wathen, who removed two tumors,
the operation being very successful.
DR.. Grissom returned home Saturday
night and Sunday morning the news of
Mrs. Moore's death reached Columbia.
She lived about thirty hours after the
operation. Besides the tumors Mrs
Moore was otherwise seriously afflicted,
and it would have been impossible for
for her to have lived but a few weeks
without an operation. The operation
was the last resort to save life.
The remains were embalmed and
shipped to this county Monday morn
ing, and in the afternoon all that was
mortal of the deceased was buried in
Pleasant Hill cemetery, after religious
exercises
Mrs. Moore was daughter of Marion
Burlington, who died many years ago.
She was also a niece of Mr.. Gather
Bryant, besides she had many other
relatives in Adair county. A large
circle of friends attended the funeral
exercises and burial, every body in the
deepest sympathy for the bereaved
husband and motherless little children.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11
A Card.

Editor News
Will You kindly give notice through
the columns of your paper that on &C
count of my health and the burden of
the building of the u. B. Church in
Columbia, l withdraw my appointment
t.or next Sunday in the Baptist Church,
and all appointments in the future in
definitly. The burden of collecting
money for the erection of our Church
will call me out of town. and this en-
barrasses me and the public if l try to
keep up a regular appointment. Also,
want to thank the Baptist people for
the kind offer of their Church.
A. G. Blake.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11
A CosmopoIite.

Mr.. Robt. Ball, who many years ago,
was well-known in this section, visited
at the home of his nephew, Mr.. B. F.
Chewing. last week. He is now eighty
years old and at the age of nineteen.
II we are correctly informed, he left
this section of the State, travelling
almost constantly until two or three
years ago when he returned to Green
county, and for some months he has
been stopping at Greensburg. He is a
son of Col. Robert Ball, who built the
first courthouse in Columbia, the years
being 1904.
Col. Robt. Ball was very ardent
Baptist, and when the Reform move
ment was started in this county, seven
ty or eighty years ago, the principal
mover being Uncle Johnny Steel, who
left the Baptist Church and joined the
Diciples, called Christians by many,
Mt. Gilead was the hot bed of people
who held to that faith, and debates
were frequently held in that church be-
tween Baptist minister and Christ
ian preacher.
Upon one occasion Ed. Steel went
to the church to preach and found the
door locked, and he there upon COM
menced preaching from the steps lead
ing into the church. Col. Ball was
present and when Uncle Johnny made
some statements that met his dis
approval. he took a running shoot and
butted him in the back. with his head,
knocking him from the steps.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

Mrs. Amanda Wallace, of Coburg,
we'll known in Columbia, a very esti-
mable lady, left for Lebanon last Fri
to be operated upon for appendicitis.
DIR. McChord was down to see her a
few days before her departure, telling
her that an operation was the only
relief. 1t is hoped by Mrs Wallace
many friends that the operation will be
successful and that she will soon re-
cover her health.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

New tobacco has been on the market
in Louisville for two or three weeks A
gentleman who was in Louisville last
week states that he saw hogshead of
ground leaves, Burley tobacco, sell for
twelve dollars per hundred. The man
who sold it was present, and he said
that he concluded to pick up the ground
leaves, prize them, and ship to market,
to see if that quality of the weed would
sell at any price.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

We learn from Mr.. ]. F. Montgom-
cry, who came into possession of the
information by tradition, that the Mt.
Gilead country, embracing part of
Green and Adair counties, once contain
ed as citizens, who were farmers,
traders, etc., the wealthiest men in all
this section of country. Many of the
wealthy families who resided in this
locality, removed to Southern Ken
lucky long before the war of the re-
bellion broke out. 1t is not likely that
any of the heads of these families are
now living.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

Notwithstanding there will be forty
four days until Christmas, the young
people have commenced planning for the
holidays. 1t is already announced that
number of young ladies and gentle
men from distance will be here to
spend Christmas week.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

The old District School is billed for
Thursday evening the 10Th inst, at the
Courthouse. There are about forty
persons, the older residents of the town
who make up the school. 1t will be
very amusing, and doubtless the court
room will be filled with anxious people,
who want to see how a school was
taught in the days of "Auld Lang
Syne."
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11
Mules and Horses.

Will be at Columbia, KY, on Friday,
November Ii, 1908, to buy horses and
mules. Horses must be from four to
eight years old, sound and good flesh:
mules from four to eight years old and
twelve to sixteen hands high.
Will pay the highest market price.
Pemberton Bros.
Henry Altsheler.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

Mr.. John Bell and family, of this
place, will leave here to-day for Hunts
vile, Ark. Mr.. Bell leaves with the
intention of coming back in about a
year. but says something might turn up
to cause him to remain permanently in
Arkansas. MIR. Bell has a brother in
Huntsville whom he has not seen for
twenty.six years, and this trip is made
principally to see and be with him for a
few months.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

Mrs. Georgia Shelton, County Super
intendent, has been notified by ]. G..
Crabbe, State Superintendent, that the
school money will not be here next Sat
urday, taxes coming in slowly. 1t will
only be a short time until the check ar
rives and when it reaches Mrs. Shelton
she will notify the teachers through the
News.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-11-11

Woods were afre at a number of
points in Adair and Taylor counties
last week. 1t is reported that fire
across the river from Dulworth got in
to Mr.. G. W. Redman's cornfeld, doing
considerable damage. Mr.. Redm an lives
in Campbellsville and owns a river
farm. 1t is said a'great deal of damage
was done near Eunice and the Miller
old Fields, this county.