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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
Seriibmtc ensliitbe Tnmpsenies

Im Iusgdnae beg XvIII. itnb on,
8eeinn bes XIX. ssdbrbuneerts, a!s
cine an Wdbnfinn gren3enoe Spielleis
beni6aft ith Der pprnsbmIten engltz
f6en Greiie bemdhtigt bate, gehorte
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1fulbet All Ietn. 8ei Der 9erdthung
Der S6ulbengsIebe i'm Bdrlament Re,
flaete 8urte lid bitter barber, Dab
man bel ieoem Menihen 3dblungsfdz
hieteit pprausIebe, mas bod nit ben
ShatIaden i'm offentunbigen Wioerz
Iprud itiinoe. gitt Der oSiinaere, Der
ols gremiermiriTter uno yWarben %
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bon 100000 Wlart be3oa = ndA beus
tigem Gelopertb etpd cine babe WliIa
lion -, tam aus Der 8eIotlemme fat
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Elm unperbeiIerIifer 8erffstpsnoer, am
SpieltiIb perlor er rngebeure Gum
men, i'm Sabre 1773 IhuIoste er 3fpei
WiQionen Mart uno lpurDe i'm Qdufe
DieIes eSabres neunmal qepfGnost
Seine 8prstmmer iparen immer poa
bon 9ldu6t9ern poer ioltsn, Die es
init Der ausitdt auf bobe Prp5ente
1perben pollten.
0as gr0Bte PumpQenie Ietner 3ait
urao ieines Qanoes aber mar nphl His
hlro grinsIep Sbertcdn, Der beriihrte
2uItfpielotfter, ShauIpieIoirettpr uno
SuQleit elmer Der berporragenoIttn pos
litiiden Rebners jeneS 3eitaItsrs.
lem einifmeitelnoen Slang Isiner
Stimme - 8prpn bebauptete, felt ben
9agen Crpbeus tobe man Nehr!ifes
ntft ge6Drt --- peroantts CT ts hunpts
iddlih, baB er nidht alIein Die ungez
itiimiten 9ldubiger beidnftigsn, ions
bern ibnen audi nod 8elp abIpten
tonute. Ql5 emit in Der adTe oss
Drurp Game Sbeuters polIItGnoi1e
G6be berrihte uno bic SdnfierS Der
Siibne ith IpeiQerten, ibr aud nur Die
gertrgite Summe por3litreden, ieBt.
man feline 9dn3e 6offnung auf Sbsris
ban Gr rehtfertigte lie aud i'm poII=
item W2dBe, tnbem er aus Dem 9auts
tomptoir triumpbtrenp nit 5000 Qftr.
herportam. oSu iolfsn 6GIIen ertpies
er iih Hiht ieIteu uls Elm lpabrer 9eus
er matina, feline ionIt lseren Iaihen
tparen INNER poQ oDu 2lrqumenten,
benen tein Wfenih tptoerfteber tpnnts.
Mls Elm aapeameiIter, oem sr 500 Ctr.
i6uloete, eine5 5uoes iebr eneroif1
auf RIt5abIung beitdnb, pumpte S5e=
r1oan ibn um tpeitere % 21tr. ali uno
bemertte, uls ieiH 8ldubiger Iih uber
Elm iol6es Gniinnsn entriiItet ssiois,
nit Der hdrnIoieIten Wiens bon os-
gBelt: .Iber nimm bod 8ernurft or,
mein lieber Sunee. Die Suulme, Die
On BON mir DerIangft, lit cine is6r Be-
trddtIihe, tpd6rsno ih Did bod nur
I'm 25 2Itr. bite" Der &upellusiiter
IisB ii6 our6 bieIe lulerpurtete 2osit
iiberrumpeIr uno srtpeifsn.
aber fhlisBIih f6lug audi fir bls
geHiulfts gunrpgenie Die unpermeto=
lite StuHoe, po Der &rebit an allen
Gdeu uub GHDen qdll3Iidh erfh0pft
mar. Rahbem Der 8erfaiier Der ,Qds
fferiduls~ nit bem ShuIbgefdnoniB
9etanntihaft qemutt hattie, btieben
ibm tDirtlide Gntbebrungen nidt trz
fpurt. Gr iturb i'm duBeriten GIeno.
Wtit bem iammerooLen GnDe dbcr
itanb bic ppmpbafte 2eihsrfeier, bic
man thm IN Der BeftmiuIterobtei bes
reitete - bic bornsbmiten Wdnner beg
2anbes foIgten ietnem Sarse - in
Iebr peiuIt6em GeeenfoB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
Mrtla an spntrn,trrrn.
q omm mtfitoners office,
ga mt Itpn gpuutn, Gbtn,

1T ~ HfGS ~ ftce.
Sa NJ Iton gpuHtn, Gbtn
btRciunaf Chic. 3 D.drs 1910
SerfieGelte anaebote peroen ent
9eaenasnomnlen IN ber Office bes gouro Of
9ountp Spmmttfioners bic 3um Erettaa
BEN !. Aprli 1910, um Il utr gti;taqg fur BE
Ecthsbfnps County sarbtt.:
8emds ben Sas,iiiolentn Re. 96s-stt bic @trs
ttNrruug roH giqGtun gltlt aUob uabt otr Rsas
etrJ pen y. ". Radcliffe in earriiUH aue gr0sbp
IotDEib9s.
Ste graeit BAT ~ eefte5sn In iisbrreirfttm.
mu1g nit ben 9lueu uro EpsIif,niienen
meIhe tebt In ber S'fice oes gpaEo OF gountu
acmmiftoHcrs 1ufIteaen.
ate giHge6ote miEiieH Guf iyormulnreu oiisas.
fcrtiGt fetu. ineirc In Der Etiice ees @oar6 o,
9ounth @ommiHioHers su bdben itHb. urb be.
pleiiet tstn bon eirem Bonn in Der Sote BOG
stutnufeno (s1 100000 Eounrs nit stpei OIL.
ten uno Gentacnbeu 8iirgen ala gnerbeit 6as
Der @ietcr b" sJTtraii eHpe5en ipirb Sur aus.
llbrurg Der s!tbeit i'm Gane berfeIbe ibm sp.
erfGuri nirh.
Ate gouuir Gon'rriT ouers bebuiru Hn bos
Rent sor. irgerbetu ooer ole anaehcte su
peIncrffn.
3nr .auf'rnge oes godrb Of SomiIton gounss
snmrliHigners.
EtauIcb @frubIe, 9rHHbent
aitsft: Gree. Srttbs, 9gerf
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Estts an 2sntraffurem.
q o III m mtfiiouers Gfitts,
& q NJ ton GcuUfn, Cbtw,

VI { u ! l. Apte, s. Ut0rs 1910.
gertiegeIfe Nugebpie merbsn enr
aeeeneeromMeu in ber Office bee goare ci
Gouatp 6pmniHiaHsrs bis Grtitae, ben l.
aPyiI 1910 um Y libE Ritiaes, fas bic nattt'
ttnDe HpuutCs Arbtit:
SENDS Osn Sptn'ttotipH,a 30. o92-fsar bi, Der
psu.'ubg sIhes Apttts p0a saolet SFeft aeGe,
udbe Zen EttrmaHs WiGt In Wiami 3oRHfhtp.
gie Grbcii bdt aefcheber ~ uebertin'It m.
ulIae nit ben gldHen unh Spesififutcneu,
pel1e teei III Der Gluce be5 Hoatp Of GpaHtY
gomTlfeuers oufieper
sils Gngebott mili'en ouf sgoruruIaren ausas.
irrtat ieln, frelte In bsr Effice bss Hoarb o,
Count Qomniiiiioners an tnbsn ftrb, uHb be-
alcltei !eiII bon e!nem @orb tn Der Sunme boa
eiriaufere ts1 900 oO) Dollars nit 5fpei auierl
uHo aeHaeeuoeH gIrgen. bab Der gistsr ben
aoHtyati etngebeE miro sir ausilbruug her Ar.
beii, i'm iSaIle he-felbe itn 3uerfaHn! NTH.
9e Goauth gonmtficucts bfbcltsu nA eas
Ssfi Dor, traeHbea ober ate Gnpsbote su
perusrfRU.
On auftrnps ees Eonrb Der gourtn gpns
ritiionrs hon SauiItnr Gourtr Ohio
E1aHLsh Strut!s. Rrdfhsnt.
G!ieft; Ereb. Z GTttbs GIsrf.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

o.: Der apIoniaIrpadrenhGnbLer
nebenan bat ia neuIih 9ift genoms
men, neil inn cine QntIoee ipeqen
Observation-Disclosures probte 80,
er lit aber nit bem 2eben oubougetoms
men!"
g.: rRatiirIih; BAG giFt lpirb E,
bait AUDI Derfdliht baben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has this day been duly appointed and qua
lihed by the Probate Court OF Hamilton Coun-
ty, Ohio, as executrix OF the estate of John
Haller. deceased.
Dated Cincinnati, March sth, 1910.
JENNIE NJ. HALLER.
HENRY BAER, Attorney Hubert
Block, :. f. Cor 9TH and Vine. 10I724
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Cli(abctb Don Gocnt,

0ep. g c,
gBittrre bes berftorbeneH iSrte BON Scene IN
tbrem 60. gebeuhIabTe, IN ttrer g8obHuus. $40
5reitda ben is. aPdr3 1910. nm S 30 u5r @ nloTs
geHs bonn IrauerbGuie aus itatt porauf nm 5
ttbr in 5er St aHtouiHsssirdle cine feterIite 9es
uuiems So6meiie celebrtrt Utro, lpo3u sSTeHnoe
bofidft eIHgeLGbeu itrto. II
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gu Derfaufen: SalODn.

Ser po1lbetannte Snloon, befnnnt
nIs bic 0anonoale", gelegen an Der
5iiomeIt.gfe pou Reabing Roao nno
Union Srr.; erfreut iih elmer giiten
altnoidaft; 9eoingungen n1Big.
Rah3ufragen Siiotpeit.ede 2ibertp
uno Hlrni StroBe. 1t
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Bu uerkaufen : yer(6ieoenes.

saone; biIIig; meaeH .g3ee5uQ rad Teu.f6s
LAMB. ausiuHft IN Der BoiisbIait-Gffice.
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peb @eieer,
g4ittipe bon Qeier 3mycImuRn, in ibrem 60
2ebeHsiabre Gte geerniaunp frtoei itott bonn
Irmiertduie aus am iSreifaa ben Is. Wtdr3 I'M
2 ubr Ra6mittaes. 5reunbe ituo etngeIaheu,
16l715
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Yerfanst: nf-Yer(onaf.

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o. 2. SurstiHh, Sill Heaeiua sloao, abnHs
bale.
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CHARTS frIIf,

Starb uIr mlouiaa. ben IL Dar5 1910, I'm
! ] 80 ltbr 4uthi5 nnblOeyieben nit ben bell
Cferbeiafr0ucuter
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Gtarb an Ntittmoh ben Is. glar3 1910
glorpCHS uiH l2&4 ltbr tuobleeriebeu nit oen
Deii Sterbelaframeuten. uuer irHgt geliebter
entie, Batter, 8ruoer Itup Sdpager,
CHARTS frIIr,
i'm 2lItcr bon IS 5abren. Tic @eerntpura itn
bet ltuit an Treitaa ylorqcn I'm 7 Il ubr bonn
Irauerhaue ans no 2fOO Central 9.ueruc
tpnrauf nm llbr in ber Ct gluautIruszStirbe
elm ieicrIhes 9ccniem ubeebaIten tpiro. aSes
er6iaGug Drpat Sic traueruoen Sotnterb!tes
beueR:
8GuItrc GeIiy, oeb, ceIeocb. gnttu,
l. Hehit / Spbu.
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: line Rd6erei: fcbr gutter 8ef61ftseanc
linferfudt eiefe fgIiene Beleeenneit 80. sG3
aaonmoufb Sirabe, 9teprort $40. 1T--te
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IS itGrb ON Iieniinp ben Is. gRdrs 1910.
gRcraens 8 llbr in ibreT 4obHuue, sln. 30l
Tpffprfnr 9Ihprve
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,SteGen-Gefu6e.

Tsutf6rs IgGn6eu fuGt Eiene fir 5ouE,
ar5eii, l12a 0eil Etr.,2. Eiod hiRieH.
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GcntfGe 5rni flr gsufdlen. @iaeIn rrb
Snusarbett 7s4 gaeii s. Ctr.
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Mab6cu far aaaemeiue 9ausorbsit. 340t
surut. gIne stpon6ale
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gp f6frau iunt Gteue fi.s gpnften unb
5ousdrbeii. GiiIabsib e.. 2307 GoIeTain
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would be $S892231, gain in twenty S249219,
VANCE OF 6163 PER CENT OVER
This will certainly be fine record and practically
And such expansion interpreted pesagng
AL LEAST l4O inhabitants
and half the size
TUNATE TOWNS IN WHICH MEN CAN FIND CHANCES
WORTH WHILE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
What TODO Now

What is the outlook todayH Have your investments proved
prftabe3 Is business fourishng Are getting ahead
1t depends somewhat upon the character of your business and
the nature of your investments,
Crops may fall but life insurance dividends in the right
pany never fail.
Those who you money may neglect pay time; life
insurance policy in the right company always cash bank
maturity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
.OSTEOPATHY
In North Dakota

of received
requiring everyone would use
the osop oseopat oeopathy, Oeopath physician or any
title in which the word Oseopay used diploma legally
chartered college school of Oeopaty giving three years
months pass examiners
except medic which
study osteopathc physicians have
Dakota every osp responsible that the
them the privilege of treating according teachings
This protects public practitioners against miepresent
earning by hard
and exten study
North Dakota should proud recognition oshy espec
tally when consider the bitter opposition has had
established schools of therapeutics Ospy gained reputation
since 1874 when there
nearly in the legislative establishing ospaty
attaining its present position.
Fargo offer the best line and you
ostopa contemplating among to
choose who shall minister bodily ailments you a hearty
welcome o city. :.
One of the signs Of true greatness part ability to see
real worth institution during Development the
general public have realized proud that
North Dakota the recently
enacted the liberal any statue books regard
ing this science
Fargo fortunate having several osrac physicians
hearty to future graduates
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

Two important institutions located
lege and the State Fair The United States
ment Station here also under direction
tural College Professor Ldd reputation
and efficiency
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

the of 5OO96 This greater than any other
company has paid in dividends by over $200O00oO
In 1909 it paid to pocyhoIde the enormous total of
1855 which than received from policy
holders in that year
In the year the Company added fund accumulated
for policyholders the Of 1921 1888 503.s7
In 1909 the Company paid pocyholdes in cash dividends
$11Oo552I1 far greater amount than paid by any
other company in single year.
The Mutual Life is the most economically managed company
in America In five years its expense ratios been reduced by
than 80 per cent.
These only few Of the points Of excellence of the Great
Company The thing to do now is to seek protection in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

The Mutual Life selling the best for
net cost at which the best insurance can be sold.
The policies of the Mutual Life liberal in all important
respects those Of other company and liberal than those
of most companies.
It's cash values large any, and larger than most
1t has the largest margin of (surplusl ali
legal liabilities ($91, 5o6 43691).
It holds largest fund for payment Of deferred dividend
policies ($73,98708656)
II has set largest fund for dividends be paid
1910 ($12,401 75211).
In sixty seven years paid polcyhoders and
ed for pocyoders 100000 in of all has received
from poicyholders
During it has paid to pocyhoders $1S5OooOoo
more than any other company
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02
HIGH PRICES.
Stuart'S Assertion That Tariff
is Cause is Absurd.

Stuart says over his own sig
nature, 81 believe that the
Payne-Aldrich tariff bill is the
underlying cause in the great
increase in the cost Of most of
the necessaries of life"
Note first: Captain John
Lamb, Democratic Congress-
man from the Third Virginia
District, said positively in the
primary contest there, "the
tariff is NOT the cause Of high
prices " When taken to task
and told that his statement
would hurt Stuart in the Ninth.
he said in effect, 81 do not care;
l am going 20 tell the truth
about IL anyway"
Note second: Every practical
economist in the country saws
that prices are the result of
many causes, among them be-
ing-demand increasing more
rapidly than production. the
greatly increased money sup
ply, the highest wages every
where ever known in the world
making ii possible for people to
buy more and better things
than ever before. and the pure
food law which forbids the sale
of rotten and poisonous food
stuffs at low prices. thereby
protecting the health and vital
ity of all the people.
Note third: Take two exam.
plies of the most interest TO all
the people. Coffee, first. Coffee
comes in absolutely free Of
duty; yet the price of coffee has
advanced generally an average
of five cents a pound. The
tariff could not possibly have
90 do with that in
crease in price. Then boots and
shoes. Hides were put on the
free list IN the Payne law. and
the duty on boots and shoes re-
duced about sixty per cent. Yet
the prices of boots and shoes
have advanced materially. The.
tariff Is simply not the actual
cause of any advance in prices.
Note fourth: The present.
.arltf is the lowest we have had
'Or several decades. If lowering
he tariff causes prices 60 ad-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02
DRUNKEN EXCITEMENT

at Logan, W. Va, is a thin.
the past. Everything i o... .
now. Only many cases Of 7 ! -ls'
Kidney, Stomach tronbla -''s'
rheumatism all over the s ao1
helds are being cured dali "a q
a new Remedy called Deems e.. !,
Safe and Speedy Cure. II doe. ' :,
work quick and at a small y. y
pense, Csc and 75c Der bo.. \.
Recommended by Nr 4, ,.s
son, Druggist; Mr.. Raj
Electrician; Mr.. Bailey So.
Buyer; Mr.. Wills, Store cis .
Holden, w. Va; Price Bro,b..
Coal Co, Wanda, W. Va -.
many others whose names r
have no space for. But ask ,.
a sample or regular size bo,s
only 25c while they last.
This remedy is now On ..i.
25c. while it last. at
ENTERPRISE DRUG On
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02

gresham from some other
place should be elected, as some
man elsewhere would not have
the interest and pride in the
matter that Mr.. Slemp has.
Every body here wants that
building erected as soon as pos
sible, and Mr.. Slemp will have
il done.
There will be many voters
who, if they cast their ballots
against Mr.. Slemp. will regret
the fact ere long. after the
binding fog of partisanship
has cleared away, and the time
TO prevent that Is now. Vote
for Mr.. Slemp There is no use
TO proceed upon the hope that
{ h e democratic candidate
might be elected. He will not
be, and the men are free TO vote
as they personally prefer, as
far as that proposition is con-
cerned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02

vance. will it not be better to
have the tariff raised again?
Stuart's assertion is absurd.
He makes il merely to mislead
the people.
Congressman Slemp has
never attempted TO misrepresent
anything TO the people. No
instance can be pointed out
where he has actually done so.
VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO
is STRA | q II T FOR w ARD
AND HONEST WITH YOU.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02
The Penning-
ton Meeting.

every democratic pretense in
this campaign with exquisite
skill, and held the receptions
and contradictions up 10 the
mental view of his hearers with
a vividness rarely equalled.
The demonstration for Mr.
Slemp was tremendous. Almost
his every utterance was cheered
70 the echo. When he told of
the efforts of the democratic
campaigners 20 Islander and
villify himself by misleading
statements and even direct
falsehOods, the response OF his
hearers overwhelmingly as
sured him that they bitterly
resent such methods them
selves. The people Of this sec
ton, who have known Mr..
Slemp well virtually all of their
lives, know perfectly his up
right life. high character. his
unfailing kindness 10 every one.
and his cOnscien tious devotion
10 whatever he believes TO be
right. Without exception, there
fore, they strongly resent these
campaign lies about him. and
especially SO i'm Mr.. Slemp's
case. because these things that
have been said about him bv
the democrats are so particular
IL unwarranted.
Hon. T. J Muncy was the
last speaker. and the famous
orator was "a mighty force. He
covered the more important
issues of the campaign. and told
of his dream. The dream was
that his Satanic majesty, OF the
lower regions, wanted 20 get
Bascom Slemp. Finding that
Mr.. Slemp's life was ever up
right and honOrable.and beyond
the power OF even his Internal
lmps, he adopted his last and
most desperate resort. and
turned loose a lot of peanut
democrats 10 tell lies on Mr..
Slemp, and try 10 defamc him
IN that way.
The peanutters came all right.
but the people know them. The
people know that Muncy's
dream is SO close 90 actualty
that they can let il 20 az that.
They had a big dinner. four
beeves and plenty OF other eat
ables an proportion. Every bit
@: the dinner was required 20
satisfy the great throng I'm
attendance, and everyone was
happy. The management was
splendid, and the whole day
went of in enthusiastic good /
shape
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02

There is a we'll foun ded report
IA circulation that the Big Axe
Coal Co, composed or Chicago
capitalists, has purchased con
siderable land in Buchanan and
Russell counties, and will soon
begin operation. Ii is said that
the company has an arrange
ment with the Honaker Lum
Der Co. for the shipment Of its
coal over the line of the lumber
company 20 the Norfolk and
INSTRUMENTATION Banner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-11-02
Song to
the Flag

All who have heard the fol-
lowing stirring lines recited
upon the rostrum will be glad
TO get a copy. We are glad Of
the opportunity to furnish it:
Your Flag and my Flag
And how il flies today
In your land and my land
And half a world awayi
Rose-rej and blood red
The stripes forever CLEAN:
Snow-white and soul white
The good forefatherS dream.
Sky-blue and true-blue. with stars TO
CLEAN Alright
The gloried guidon Of the day: shelter
through the night
Your Flag and my Flagl
And, Oh, how much il holds
Your land and my land
Secure within its foldsl
Your heart and my heart
Beat quicker AZ The sight:
sun kissed and wind-t0Ssed.
Red and blue and white.
The one tlAg--the great Flag-the Flag
Tor me and YOU
Glorihed all else beside-the red and
white and blue.
Your Flag aud my Flagi
To every star 2ad stripe
The drums beat As hearts beatl
The fifers shrilly pipel
Your Flag and my Flag
A blessing in the sky:
Your hope and my hope
II never hid liel
Home land and far land, and half the
world around,
Old Glory hears our glad salute and rip-
pies TO the sound
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The Rev. f. Grant Br,,,.
son. who had a charo.an u'cAl|
chattanooga, of the E q ~
Conference, Methodist rrelsisd
pal Church, the nv, HplNs
arrived here today fro fror, y :
point, accompanied bv 'I S.n 'hs'
NY. He is en- route US ~ u, ian
virginia, where he was S ~ "ss'
70 go by the bishop wSo c'sc s
sided over the recent conS ~ Pc
at Athens, Tenn S ys'N
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AppalaClia Notes

II. G. Morrison was here on
business last week from Gin
cinnati.
Miss Ida and Ollie Morris
came over from Keokee Friday
and visited their sister, Mrs.
Bentley.
Miss Ruby Whitehead visited
in town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and son.
George, returned 10 Bristol last
week, after several days visit
ing with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Cartwright.
l. w. Jenkins made a bust
ness trip here last Friday from
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Robert James spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Bristol.
w. VI. Roberts. Of Baltimore.
was guest at Hotel Crittenden
last Saturday.
Mrs. Clarinda Wampler. Of
Norton, visited her sister. Mrs
BOggs, last week
J. L. Phillips, of London.
Ky. was a welcome visitor i'm
town part of last week.
Willard Jones will move this
week into one of the cottages
near j w. Guntner's
s. G.. Whitaker has moved
his family from Big Stone Gap
90 their home in Blondel adj
ditiou
Frank Cain and wife. of
Dante. were guests Of their
mother, Mrs. Ayers. last week
j. Lewis. OF Harlan. XIV. was
here "a few days last week.
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