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Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
@ene @erluenonna Scr eIeftriaitat.

9er @lettromotpr piro n~eueroin9s,
pie aus Oeutf9lanO teri4tet miro,
in @e%rbin0ung nit sinem 8entilotor
.rfolgrei9 our Hegulierung Der 3tmz
mertemperatur benubt. SIN Winter
6effe6t in pielen Mobnuncen, befon@
oers in lei9t gebauten 2a~nObduiern,
Die l1nm0gli9teit, cine glei9mdBtE
5emperdtur gu eraieIen. Wdbreno
ous thermometer am SuBboOen nun
penige @rao 3eist. tit in &opfbOAe
zine Semperatur borbunben, Die f6Qn
unertrdgIi9 1T unb gegen Die 3imz
merbede gu nod erbebli9 hOber fptrb.
Die Splge Der gerinsen MGrme in
BEN unteren 2uftf9i9ten oes 3immers
Iino falte SiiBe, Die gu man6erlei Srz
fdltungstrantbeiten 8eronldHung ges
ben. 8rinqt man einen Nentilator
10 an Ser Oede an, oaB er Die Quft
na9 unten biGit. 70 tann Die 3tms
mertemperatur peientli9 glet9mGBts
ger geitaltet tperoen. Sci 8erfub:n
fieg mad @inf9altung Oes 8entildz
tors Die Semperdtur in Der NGbe 0eS
6uBbooens in 5 Minuten Inn 615
@rab 81. 9isour6 fpurbe es
n0qIi4, Bel einem 2anbbouie bic RGu=
ME, oie porber tpegen 81 nieoriger
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ni9t betppbnbdr
qemefen pdren, in 0auernOen Sc
brau9 3u nebmen
gine NertpenOungsart oes @lettroz
motors 1T geeignet. fir einen Sell Der
Seimarbeiterinnen ge1uno6eitli9 befz
Iere 8ebingun9en gu f9affen: Sir
bic tQgsiiber an ben Ndbmai9inen
TiBennen, nit &opf. 6Gnoen uno 5ii=
hen arteitenben NG6erinnen beoeutet.
Is cine tpefentli6e bp9ienif4e @erbefz
IerunN, baB ibnen bur4 bic eleftrOmo<
torif9 angetriebene NGbmuf9ine Die
anItrengenOe 5uBarbeit erfpart bIeibt,
oie, nte ftdtifif4 no9geniefeh, bic
llrfa9e perf1ieOener &rdntbeitser~
l9etnungen 1T. Die g%ertngen 8e@
Iriebstoifen tperoen aufgepogen our9
bic MebrIeiitung. Oie infolse ser
grattbeit uno S9nenisteit oes @let=
lromotors mDgli9 1T. @iele Snital>
lateure uno Observation-Disclosures in
Deutf9ldno geben n~euerbings folde
motDren gegen geringe monatlide
Mieten an SntereRenten ab. 0ie @er>
penbung bes @leftrobentildtors CUR
eufterneuerung 1T n~euerbings aud
auf ben &inoerbrutapparat ibertragen
tpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Gine nMniter @i6Iiuthefn.

Dap fi9 in 8ibliotbeten Diel @taub
anIammelt, 1T cine ate @ef9i9te.
9ie 8ibltotbet Ser belgii9en uniOer>
IitGt Sent 19eint ober in oiefer See
8iebung an Der Spite gu iteben. Nls
fe por turaem in Or. 90. De 8reeie
einen neuen Better er6ielt, entIann fi9
oiefer ound91t Der eriten pfli9t zines
nneuen 8eIens": gut gu febren. Nls
mooernen Mann lteB er einen @a.
tuum : &einiger fommen uno BEN unz
ter feinem 8orgdnger T~eroinano Ban
Ser 6aegben angeIammelten @tdu6
uuf1augerr. Ser 70 aus Dem SeppiG
BEG groBen 2eIefadls entfernte Staub
uno S9muB puroe getpogen; er batz
tie. pie ole 8riiFelsr nWlaamf9e @as
tette" beri9tet, elm @etpi9t bon ni9t
tpeniger als 119 &ilogrammI Ser
Seppi9 mai i'm Sabre 1893 gelegt
uno fsitoem ME gereinigt tpor6en.
Dur9 sic Mrbeit oes @atuums
Reinigers tpuroen aud 3ablrei9e
5leoermGufe aus ibrem @interf9laf
uufgefdeu9t. CUR @ntf9uloisunS
oes 8iblptbetars Ban Der 9aegben,
Der Elm babies Sabrbunoert oie Gen<
ter Btblitotbet berpaltet uno dls Bib
Iiograpb fi9 9roBe @eroienfte ertuOrs
BEN BAT, mo9t iibrigens bas genannte
gIatt eeltenO, Dab er nur feds 9ies
ner our @erfigung bate unD tros
n[er 8emiibungen bon Der Regierung
tpeoen @elomangels feline Wermebi
rung oes perIonals errei9en tOnnts.
90 IommeIte fi9 81 feinem grOBten
2eiopefen ni9t Bios Die Mlenge oes
Staubes lno SdmuBes. fonOern audi
Der niAt georbneten uno ni4t tdtalO=
gifierttn Bii9er uno Orudf9riften,
oie in Derf9ieoenen Sdlen aufge=
I9i9tst in 9oufen ltegen; man f@GBt
aLlein oas @eipint Der ni9t tdtdlO=
sifisrten DOttoroiEertatiOnen auf
25,OOO 3ilogramT.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Der tpahrs sinai.
Sin bcfanntrr grebirHfurfhcr min i'm
entbcdt babcn.

Quf elmer 5orf9unssrsiTe, bic Der
QrabienforT9sr YrofsFOr Dr. 4l
MuftI in oos gtbist Oes nortlihsn
Seoia gemnat bat. sIaubt er in benz
6eiIioen 0uItan 6aIasl=Btbr in elmer
teilDeiIe nod ME bstrstenen 9dnoz
Thaft Sen nabren bibIifden Berg
Sinai gsfunbsn gu buben. Dd bic
bibIifds @rSdbIung nur ouf einen
8uItan pabt, mas psbsr beim bisber
Tooendnnten Sindi, mod betm @erbdl
sutrifft, 70 tonn Die 9ermutuRs Mli.s
Fls, Der oiefen n1rbli9itsn orabif1en
9ulton nit Dem Sinai ioentifiaiert,
nidt einfu9 dbgspiefen tDerben. Sb
bic GusIesune ridtis 1T, BADEN nidt
ALIEN bic @eologen 5u entf9eioen:
SeOenfolIs fam nur our9 cine
griinbIi6e lntsrfuduns uno Nufndb>
me oes ganssn @ebietes 9epiBbett
aef6offen ntrben, ob Der 3ug Der
Su6en our9 bic Wiiite in ods @ebiet
neItIi6 bonn @oIf BON Mtdbo Derlegt
perben lam. Die gan3s Gindifroge,
fir ole 70 piele Sinte uno Druder>
ThpGrae perbrauht tpurbe, tpirb nun
tpieoer oufgerollt perben.
profeFor Muiils Gei1e be3pedte,
ME fein 8eri9t an oie Wisner Ntde
bemie Der @iFenidaften dusfiibrte,
i'm Guftrdge Der tiirtH9en Reeierung
tartoerdpbif9e 4ufnabmsn un0 geos
logifde 11nterfu9ungen auf Der
@trede 5pif9en Maan un6 ST Sld,
bic dIs @runolaee fir oie @rri9tung
.ines Qa5aretts beitimmenO fein foll@
ten. MIleroings befolgte Mufil ni6t
Gnqfflt9 ben @ortldut 1eines DUFF
TRACES, fonoern ct benuBte bic @ele~
oenbeit, tiefer in bic unbetdnnte9anos
f9dFt einSu6rineen. Den 8ortpanb
fir cine bcrartige Nusbebnune feinsr
Mufgabe fano er in benz Nuftrdg,
aud oie Wege gu nnterfu9en, duf
oenen bag fir bic beimtebrenOen Metz
fdpilger beittmmte 2a3drett tpobl um<
edngen perben f0nnte. Bon Modn
unternabm 9rofeFor MufiG 8unddft
einen Nusflug 0ftGid BON Der 8abn>
linie, eing bdnn 5uriid nu9 @efen,
I'm Nfabd ouf peiter Musbiegung
mad NorOpeiten gu erreiden. Nm
Sffufer oes @o1fs eing er Oonn na6
Siiben bis 81 5afl un6 Damn nd6
benz &oten Meer, BON no er auf
btretter DfIi6er Route Die Station
Ee6uf ser Meffdbdbn srrei9te. Ndd
nur fursem N~ufent6alt man0te ii4
Mufl mad @iiopeiten; es qeldng inn
aber politif9er 8erbGltniHe haIber
ni9t, no1mols big gum &oten Wleer
borauoringen. Gr beenbete feline @rz
petition in Oamasfus.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
gicbcu6uuOert Sa6ss staSt.
Gin SnbiIaum hes ubcrstcrrcu@jftcn
Stabtfcns Guns.

0os obers0Herrei6iTHe St6Ot9en
GINS besina am 2. SUM- Die fee
MISUNDERSTANDING Teisr De- @erleis
bung NIT Dem Stootre1t our9 Den
Babenberger 2eoprIb VI. ben @Iors
rei4en i'm Sabre 1912. Dos Stuot-
redt bon @nns 1T oas Gillette in Sss
Fterrei9 un0 puroe gum Muiter fur
ale Tpdteren, 70 fir oas @iers bonn
Sabre 1922. Mls &uboIf BON Sdbss
burg 1875 in Sen @ntf9eiOungstampt
gegen Ben pr5smisIioen Sttotdr II.
5oe uno @nns Inn Freipiuie Die
Sore Dffuste, teIfGtigte sr Ser Gtost
ale pribileeien unb Redte uno mebrs
te fe our6 Die 8srleibung Der Wtouts
freibeit in gang Ssfterrti9. llno
feline Nu6folger berbrieFten ben GnHs
fern tptgen ibrer treuen 4nhGngIt9>
felt nod mdn6 onoere @ndoen. Die
Decentralization fino in Dem rei4z
bolti0en ftGbtiffen Mufeum unfergs@
bro6t. Die ltrfunos BON 1912 1T
oorurter oos ~toftbarfte 8!einoo, neil
in dnoeren GtGoten Oeftrreids, 70
in Wien, sic Originate Der dIteiten
@taotre9te niGt me6r Dorbanoen
Fno.
Gnns un6 rlmtreis lift elm uralter
btItDrif6er 8o6en. 6ier iianb 2au=
reacum, cine Der ftdrtfen @renaFez
ftungen 9oms gegen Die 8ermanert.
Gle fpuroe our9 ben Sturm her
@0lterpanoerung berni9tet. @Is Die
nilOen &~eiter6or0en Der Mtagndren
fpGter iiber Sic OItgren5e oes Biz an
sic gnns rei9enoen 6eroogtums
Bo1ern berniifteno bor0rdngen, griine
oete Ssr3og 2uitpoIb, Ser Nbnberr
beg Saufes @9ebern : WitteIsbu4,
Die 5effe NniSi6urg (@nnsbure), Die
an Der SteIe oes 6sutigen S9lohes
@nnsegg Itan6. Der tapf>re 5iirft fiel
in Ser mOroerif9sn G9Ia9t gseen Die
Mldebaren an Der Gnns 907 nit Dem
arDBten Seile ieines 6eetbdnns. Aber
feline SruBburg bieIt alien Nngriffen
Ser Mog1oren fton6, Biz olr9 ibre
Nieoerldee am 9ehfelo 1850 enbli9
g.fi9erte @erbdItniTe oef9uffen pur<
ben, Rings Inn Die Burg entipidelte
Ti9 Johann oumGhli9 cine Sieoelung,
aug Der bic nd9mdlige Sta0t err
ipu9s. 9ds @emeinpefen fiel 1890
an Die Sraunqauer M%arfgrafen, 1892
an bic 8abenberger.
9ur4 Sic @erIei6ung oes @taOt<
re9ts puroe Ser 8iirqeri4aft oDn
Gnns 6ie @runolage gu fe~G6ttGtieer
gnttpidlltng unO be0eutennem pirtz
f8aftli6eu Nuff9pung gegeben. @rit
ppm 16. S%o6rbun0ert On trdt Gnns
in Ben Sinter9runo gegeniiber Ser
Staot 2in3, bic CUR 2unOesbauptftaot
beg @r8ber8Ogtums SeIterrei9 ob Der
Enns mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Die edafmntter ais MINNIE.
Zinc amifantr Wcihidte ans benz bent'
f6rn Santsebict in China.

Sine amiifunte @eI9i6.e miro i'm
Seuffhen S6uB9ebiet bon 3idutf9oit
anaemein beIprodsn. gu 9runoe
Heat ibr sic Sdtfu6e, DAB fi4 Der
G6ineIe ole groBe S%rnGbrungs< uno
@~rtperbsquene dnimoli1der MilA ents
osbsn IaBt. NuBer 2suten, Die LANCE
i'm Quslunoe o0er in Sen &olonien
ser @efldnOer geIsbt BADEN, tpetit lee
Der gbinefe frif9e &ub= oosr 3iegsns
mild nit Mbf9eu 5uriid. Ma9t man
i'm auf Ben erbebli9cn Ndbrnert Der
friThen Ru6mil6. un0 oen. groBen
y2uben oufmerfiom, oen ibm feint
Rii6e brin9en piiroen, tpenn er iin
sntf9lisBen t0nnte, ie gu melten, 10
Iaat sr fid f9ittelno: rJu wirr bu
gan tschi," tie rie6t, i'd mage lie
ni9t gu genieBen.
Qu9 &ubmil9 unO gabrune fir
ole Sduglinge 1T Dem gtinefen uns
betannt. Nun befdm in einem tleiz
men Srt oes G9ubgebietes cine 5rdu
sinen cSunqen. Sic ftdrb, nod ebe
oas &in0 "a 6tunoen ali mar. SeBt
mar outer Gat teuer. Sine Mnlme al
mieten. oa3u mar ser Batter gu arm.
pa na6m oie @roBmutter ods &ino
auf Sen Nrm uno ging in Die Nu9'
bdrf9aft lumber, INN bon ben nGbren1
ben Miittern Mil9 fir BAG Dor Suns
ger f9reienoe RIetne gu erbitten. uns
gefG6r einen Mondt fonnte 0as nuts
terlofe &in0 auf oiefs Meife our9gez
bra9t psroen. Mis es aber Damn
BON Sag gu Sag mebr Mil9 brdu4te,
paren Die Na9barfrauer peOer ims
fanoe nod geipiqt, oer tleinen Mil4=
bettler neben ibren etgenen Gtn0ern gu
srnGbren. Die @roBmutter peintt
bitterli9, tpenn ser &nobe Dor 9uns
ger i9rie, obue ouB es ibr mDgli4
getpeIen tpGre, i'm Dem f9einbdr fi9e>
rem Sooe 3u entreiben.
Bum Slid bate Der arme Bauer
elm @9af in feinem 8eiiB. 0as gerdoe
our 3eit Ser b09iten Not Sungs
parf. Od fam Ser @robmutter Der
rettenoe @eoonfe, 0aB Ods &ino piel<
Iei9t Die S9afmil4 trinten f0nnte.
Nber oas Sier gu melten bertrand
Ie ni9t, ga tie peosr oerglei4en je
geieben nod gebOrt bate. 90 nabm
Iie 6enn oas &in6 auf Ben Mtm uno
ging in Den S9afitaa Inn es am
Gutter Der S9afmutter fougen 81
laHen. Nnfangs mar ods Sier unz
pi1ig oariiber, oaB es, dnitatt feline
2Gmmer, elm tleines Menf9enfino
nGbren 1onte. ODD mas es Suerit
nur ge3pungen tat, iparo Inn BALD
CUR @%epobnbeit. ga, es bate fpGz
ter fogdr ben Mni6ein, als betra9te
oas Sier ben &ndben dls feinen eli
genen GprOBling. Nu9 Ser Rnabc
Iernte nit Ser 3sit oie S9ufmutter
tpie feline eigene Mutter fddBen. @s
fam oft Dor, 0aB Ole i'm @arten graz
fen0e S9afmutter, fObafO iie Oas
Rino i'm 3immer fdreien b0rte,
f9nen binein lief, auf ben 8ettofen
(&ang) fprang uno oas Rino Idugte.
sic beugte fi9 babel 10 gef9idt gu
Dem &inoe nieoer, OaB es peOer GEE
Oriidt nod 9etreten pur0e. @s mar
Elm Nnblid gum @rgDben aucr, Die
Is 1a6en, Naro bas &ino bonn @as
ter poer bon Ser @roBmutter gu Den
Na9barn eetraeen, 70 lief Die S9afs
mutter bl0denb binterber. Sic mar
ni9t BON i6rem 9iebling gu trennen.
Mar 6as 8ino pieOer mad 9auie 5u=
riidgebra9t fporoen. 10 fprong fie fOs
fDrt dltf ben Sang, UNI es gu iGugea
un0 gu leden. On mu9s Der &ndb'
AFR EreuAe Ser GSeinen fr1F+fn hernn
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Sn @erbinbung nit BEN

" ~ u . q u NJ ! ! DVITI
Qeipai0er N0lterf9ld9t : Oenfmdl,
bas am 10. Sttober 1913, benz Sage
Der bunbertidbrigen @iebertebr Der
@4la9t, feline @eibe erbaIten ion,
min man Elm groBes Gtobipn uIs
rationale Teftitdtte erri9ten. Wfit
Der Musarbeitung zines gntpurfes lit
prof. Bruno S9miB in Berlin, Der
Grbauer bes DeatmdIs. bstraui tpor>
cen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-13
Hir reine spmmeraetranfe.

Uul ltlHt SUNtutCl
Set sic geb0rben, tpeI6e nit Der
0ur9fibrung unferer Nabrungsmitz
telgefeBe betraut fino cine iorefdltigere
&ontroae iiber Oie @eriiBungs> unb
5Grbungs : Stoffs unb 1onftige mtt@
unter als fragpiiroig era9tete 8e<
ftanoteile Der tobleIouren Sommers
9etrGnte iiben, glaubt pobl Der
gr0Bte Sell bes publifums, boB bic
9armlpfigteit biefer ni9t : aItoboliz
T9en 9etrGnte geniigenb fi9sraefte1t
fei.
Sine 8atterien : @efabr, tpel9c
aus Dem fir bieTe @etrGnte berpens
oeten WaFer tommen fOnnte, tpurbe
big Dor tur5em BON teiner Settle err
pdrtst. 8ei ben Tabritdnten Iol9er
tobleTduren @etrGnfe pber Ser Sngre>
6ien3ien bate ii9 IGngit Der @laube
feftgefeBt, baB oie 1mftdnOe, unter
osnen bieieIben aubereitet per0en.
unbebingt 5eritOreno fir Battle
lien feien.
aber 1T Oas 70 gona getpiB2 Die
5rdge 1T elmer griinoIi6en pifet@
f9aftli9en ltnteriu9una inert. Neus
eroings baden afpei Jadleute Der
&onfafer l1niperfitdt, reTp. ibrer
WaHer : 2aboratorien, fi9 cine fplde
g~eleiftet - unb fe ite1ten felt, baB
in ben betreffenben Broben bon to9le=
lauren unO BON nidt tobleiaurem.
nit Strip b~ebanoeItem Mafer tsiz
nesnegs ale 8atterien ertOtet paren,
obpobl ibre 3abl bebeutenb berminz
Bert mar! sic fiiqen bin5u, baB nur
Die ftGrfften Snbibiouen auf bic
2Gnee Der 3eit bieien 9erbdliniTcn
tpiberfteben tOnnten.
Die Mordl bterbon lit, bdB fein
WaTer, peldes aud nur i'm asring=
fen perOG6tig 1T, our 9erftelung
foblenIdnrer @etrdnfe bsnuBt perben
foIte. SIT aber tein gang sinpanoz
freies MaRer gu 6oben, 70 Fonte bas
porbanoene p%enisitens gut gersinist
uHD rertlIlIerI WerGeH.
Cine QiebestraqDbie
bat fi9 in einem Niirnberger Sat-
baufe obgeIpielt. Die 27idbriae per<
beiratete friibere &antinsnpirtin bes
@tabttbeaters Soffmann unterbielt
elm 2iebesber6Gltnis nit Dem 2OjGb=
rigen Stbttbsaterbiener &iibnen. 2llS
bic teiben bon benz G6emonn Der
Soffmann erpif9t purOeu, bei@Iofs
fen fie gemeinfdm in ben Sob gu
geben. sic Iosierten fi9 in einem
@aftbauie Elm, in benz fie bIutiiber=
front i'm 8stte liegenS nit S9uBz
puuben i'm &opfe aufgefunben pur=
ben. Die Soffmann mar bereit tot,
ibr 2iebbab<r itarb tur8 mad fsiner
l1eberfiibrung ins Rruntenbdus. Ser
iunee Mann bate erit bic 5ruu err
I9oFen unO fd bann buTG etueu
SduB tDtIi& Ser&Bt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
BAD FOR THE STOMACH.
When Non fatty Foods Are Intimately
Mixed With Grease.

The stomach never has the least pow
er of digesting true fat This is dis
posed of in the intestines. When eat
en- in the ordinary forms, as fat meat
butter, ETC.. the fat separates out in
the stomach and does not in the least
interfere with the work of the gastric
juice ON the other food, but when a
nOn-fatty food has been intimately mix
ed with grease the latter prevents the
gastric juice getting at the food 1t
could digest.
Fish fried in oil or butter Is by no
means the most marked example. as
the fat does not penetrate very deeply.
Potatoes mashed with butter are rath-
er worse, and minced vegetables fried
with butter are bad offenders. The
reason advanced explains why pork
is difficult of digestion The muscular
fibers are mixed up with fat cells. and
by the liberation of the oil in each
tiny cell the eaten pork is made into
an oily paste.
A very strong stomach will do the
work required. but 1t is not fair task
to impose frequently. and weak stom-
ach will refuse to do anything beyond
reminding its owner by a few stabs
that it will not stand such treatment
Exchange.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
BIG SPRING

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Durbin. b. S.
Clarkson, Foss Lyons, j. H. Meador
and daughter, Miss Leah, atte nded the
Hardin County fair last week.
A number of young people formed a
hay-ride and attended services at
High Plains Thursday night.
The ladies were very much disap-
pointed that the organ did not arrive
before Sunday. 1t was shipped the 26
of August from Chicago-bought of
the Baldwin Co.
Lon Richardson. of Wedekin, of Lou
isville, called on the merchants last
week
Miss Ethel Bush and Mr.. Virgil
Dooly went to Brandenburg Thursday
and were married They were accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Eunice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doph Richardson
were guests of his brother, John, at
Howes Valley last week. They also
attended the fair at Elizabethtown,
Jim Moorman attended the colt show
at Bewleyville, he took his colt over.
Miss Agnes Hynes will leave the Is
for RusselivilIe to enter Logan College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Clarkson and
boys spent part Of last week at Eliza
BEETHOVEN with relatives
Mrs. Will Miller and children left
Wednesday for Vine Grove where she
will do light housekeeping for while
being more convenient for Mr.. Miller
who is "a knight OF the grip"
Miss Patty Lex is in Louisville Wis
iting Mrs. Mcconnell
Miss Edna Dowell left Friday for
Louisville, she goes to secure a posi-
tion.
Miss Myrtle Moorman has returned
from Elizabethtown where she has been
the guest of relatives.
Miss Leah Meador left Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs r. c. Williams,
at West Point
Miss Zelms Strother left Monday for
three weeks visit to Louisville
Mrs. Melville Eskridge, of Owens.
boro, and son, Vern, Of Arizona, are
spending few days with relatives.
The Masons cleared $50 60 at the
supper they gave Aug. 81.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
B. r. keith's Theatre.

Every bill at b. F. Keith's Theatre
will be found to contain variety to suit
all tastes, from musical and farce
comedy sketches to clever bits of
dramatic acting, and from instrumental
specialties to acrobatic and pantorine
acts. For the week beginning Sept. Is,
there will be spectacular one-act pro-
duction called 1.-THE Dance Dream" IN
which six pretty girls and one man will
furnish variety of song and dance
novelties. This will be the leadlipe
feature, there being eight acts on every
program, and it is declared one of the
most elaborate acts of recent years.
Two performances daily will be given
throughout the season and popular
prices will prevail. Mail orders for the
reservation OF seats for any perform
ance will always be given immediate at
tention
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
"The Mother Of Trusts. "

In one of his recent speeches. Cow
ernor Wilson said: "New Jersey was
known as the mother of trusts-a very
troublesome and questionable family
and had to spend my time outside OF
New Jersey assuring the people of the
union that it was not the fault of the
disposition Of the people that there
were trusts created in New Jersey
where they could carry the Republi-
can party in their pockets and admin
lister it independently of the rank and
file in the Republican state.
SIN fact, it would be hard nowadays
to discriminate between New Jersey
and the rest of the United States be-
cause everybody is sitting up and taxi
ing notice. New Jersey is progressive
but the United States also is progress.
i've, and we nave here merely delight
full sample of the people of the United
States
SNOW, those people are not bent up
on destroying anything but they are
bent upon settling everything in order;
they are bent upon Justice; they are
bent upon seeing to it that the people
in general are the partners of the gov
eminent. The party is now placed I'M
der a peculiar responsibility. The
Democratic party has to prove that it
is the worthy instrument of that zeal
on the part of the people of the Unit
ed States. If it does not prove it now
it will never be given another chance
to prove IL. Another party that proves
unfaithful to that trust will not be
trusted by the American people, there
fore we are standing at turning point
in our politics; we must make good or
go out of business. In the vernacular
it is a case of put up or shut up be-
cause words are going TO be discount
ed and nothing will be honored except
the actual carrying out of such a pro-
gram as sensible men may unite in for
the common benefit.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS.
To Be Featured at State Fair, Week Of
Sept. Ella.

sept. " w.
The Midway attractions to be fea-
tured at the State Fair this year will
be far and above the average, as 1t is
the purpose Of the management to pro-
vide only the best for the patrons of
the Kentucky institution. In order to
carry out such an arrangement Secre-
tary j. l.. Dent will visit the shows
two weeks before the date of the Ken
lucky State Fair, which is the week of
Sept OLA, and make personal inspec-
ton with view Of eliminating any
and all unattractive or freak features.
The shows engaged for the Fair are
the Mazeppo and United Shows com
bined, and this name In itself is suffi-
cient to guarantee a high class and
clean line Of attractions, but to make
IL doubly sure Secretary Dent has
planned the personal inspection to sat
isfy himself. 1t is the purpose Of the
management to provide such line Of
sideshows that parents can let their
children visit the shows day and night
without the attendance of. older mem
beers of the family.
In order to further carry out this fea-
ture of the program the management
has contracted with a number of well
known Kentuckians to be stationed
both on the inside and outside of each
of the Midway attractions during the
week to look after the welfare of the
patrons and to see that nothing is said
or done that would In the least offend
the eye or ear Of any person within
the Enclosure.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
BRADLEY WILL OPEN
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN

Lexington. KY. Sept. 6-Announce
Thomas NJ. Owsley, of the Fayette
County Republican Committee, that
United States senator Bradley, who
has come to Kentucky to stump the
formally open the Republican cam
paign in Fayette county with speech
at the Opera hous. Saturday night,
September 81.
The Republican State Campaign
Committee is now trying to secure
some other speaker of national note 70
appear here with Senator Bradley, and
has sent kilograms to exSpeaker JOS
eph Cannon, urging him to fill the date
here with Senator Bradley
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
At MACAU[EYS
This Week Will Be Played "The
Only Son" By Thos. W. Ross.
Matinee This Afternoon And
Saturday-.-B American Ac.
tor.

Fearing the demand for seats for
Thomas w. Rosss engagement in '"The
Only Son" at Macauley's Theater this
week will be so great that the house
will be sold out the day of the per
Torrance, Manager Macauley has ar
ranged to reserve seats IN advance for
those enclosing postal or express or
ders or certified checks Owing to the
success of this latest Winchell Smith
play in New York and later in Chic ago,
where it ran for six months. nearly
every regular theater goer in Louis
Vile has expressed determination to
see the play and with the additional
fair visitors the capacity of the Ma
cauley is bound to be taxed.
Mr.. Ross is one of the best actors on
the American stage today, according
to the best dramatic critics He wall
be remembered for the successes
which he scored in "Checkers" and
The Fortune Hunter"
Manager Macauley had hard time
in booking "The Only Son" for the en-
tire week, but it is believed that fair
visitors will justify the managers
judgment by crowding the theater
during the week. There will be matt
nee on Wednesday and Saturday dur
ing the eng cement.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11
RAYMOND.

Several from here attended Children's
Day exercises at Webster Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Collins and son, Master
Avitt Eubank, of Hannibal Mo-, we're
visiting Mrs. Henry eastman last weet.
Mrs. AIRY Brown, of Paynesville,
visited here last week.
Mrs. Georgia Wallace, of Tenn, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hendry.
Miss Edyth Knott, Buddy Hardesty
and Rhoda Knott attended a dance at
Jake Hardesty's, near Brandenburg
Saturday night
Seth, the little son of Willis Chappell,
who has been down for several weeks
with typhoid, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Otis Stiff and daughter and
Miss Velma Bruner attended the ice
cream supper at Webster Thursday
night.
Renfro Knott and family spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hardesty, near Paynesville.
Henry eastman sold horse to Rem
fro Knott last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Avitt visited her
p rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Green Dowell
near Norton Valley Sunday
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11

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