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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Maiden. Mass, Feb abraham
Levine and his three children We're
weeping over the coffin brought for
Mrs, Levine. the wife and mother.
when Abraham, opening the casket
for one last look at his wife. dis
covered that the body was not
hers
Mrs Levine had been a patient a.
the Tewkesbury Hospital. and Abra-
ham had received word that she
was dead. Investigation today show
ed that his wife is still alive, and
that the mistake had been due TO
the fact that the name OF the dead
woman was somewhat similar.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

vitality of the Standard oil
q is of highest encouragement.
will go through their second
INNER with gratifying prosperity;
ne, in point of fact. has got TO the
Aege of growth where it can cut a
lion. curiously enough of just the
be size as the famous Lands
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

A great bald eagle was caught n
a steel trap near Rock Camp. this
county, last Sunday morning Jan. . l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Secretary Of State Knox's visit to
Central America is regarded by dip
lomats as notice to Europe of the
intention of the United States that
it VIII continue to uphold the Mon
roe Doctrine,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Frankfort, Ky. Feb i0.-A re-
preventative of the Agricultural W.
partment of Washington is here tc-
day. comforting with Agricultural
Commissioner Newman in reference
to the Government aiding the Stale
of Kentucky in the education OF the
farmers and boys OF the state In
agricultural pursuits.
The amount the Government VIII
give will be controlled, in a meas
ure, by the amount the State APP
propriates for that purpose. If the
bill now before the Legislature is
passed the Government will contri-
butte something over $4,000 year
which will be used to encourage
boys corn clubs and in the distri-
button of literature to farmer boys
all over the State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

The wreck of the battleship Maine
was floated free of the mud in Hav-
ana harbor yesterday and soon will
be outside the cofferdam.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16


A man with an unusual record
passed away at his home in the
Popular Plains precinct last Wednes-
day night, in the death OF Squire y.
F. Hurst, aged SO years and for
months. Besides being one of the
oldest citizens of the county, Squire
Hurst had record OF serving as
magistrate and constable which for
continuity probably ortrivals that
OF any other man in the State of
Kentucky, and possibly in the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Hurst was elected
constable of Fleming county in 1867
and four years later was elected
magistrate for his precinct. Since
then he had been reelected con-
tlnually as magistrate, thus making
him a magistrate of tho county con
tinuously up until the time of hts
death. an unbroken period OF over
fiftg-five years as magistrate and
f1fty-nine years as magistrate and
constable, Flemingsburg Gazette,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

The Rev. DIR. Macarthur, presi-
dent of the Baptist World Alliance,
announced in New York that per-
mission had been obtained from
the Russian Emperor to build a
Baptist college in St Petersburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Augusta, KY. Feb, I'D. F.
List. superintendent of the Bracken
County Infirmary. had an exciting
experience with strange Sanimal
supposed to be puma, near the
county farm Saturday. The animal
was discovered on the hillside, close
to a vacant barn, and was preparing
to kill some sheep when discovered.
Yr. List procured a shotgun and
q Fcked the puma Ito his lair under
Slime oats in the barn. where ne
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

was dislodged by some dogs, but
two shots failed TO bring him dowA,
and the dogs being afraid TO take
up its trail the animal escaped. The
puma is supposed to have escaped
from travelling circus last summer
and hunger is thought to have for
eed 1t to make an effort to kill the
sheep in daytime, Farmers in that
vicinity report the loss of number
of sheep recently.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Campton, Ky. Feb io--ln a
quarrel between Thomas Mcpherson
and Henry Fryley, brother-in-law.
Mcpherson was shot in the arm and
Fryley was stabbed ten times,
While trying to separate the COM
batants Mrs. Fryley was shot In the
stomach and is not expected to live:
No arrests have been made, owing
to the condition of the wounded.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Lexington. February 10 While
doing peacefully before the open
fire In her home at 2O9 wicklifte
street Thursday night, Granny"
Graves and old negress said to be
1902 years old, fell forward into
the fireplace and was SO severely
burned about the face and chest
that she died Friday morning at
O'Clock at the colored ward Of St
loseph's hospital. where she was
taken in the city ambulance immed-
lately after the pitiable accident oc-
Cured The helpless old woman
was unable to raise herself from the
fireplace and was rescued by other
members of the household who
heard her cries.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Active work for the denomination
and reelection Of President Taft,
aside from that done at the White
House, began in Washington, when
Representative William b Mckinley
of Illinois, chairman of the Repub-
lican Congressional Campaign Com
mittee, took up his new duties as
manager of the Taft campaign.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

A premature explosion on con-
struction work on the Canadian
Northern railway killed twelve men
and seriously injured five Others.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

II the conditions are favorable
from now on there will be fine
fruit crop in Henderson county dur
ing the year 1872 Henry Gruenig,
who manages the large fruit farm
of William j. Marshall, on the zioa
road near the city, brought into The
Cleaner office an arrlful of small
branches taken from apple cherry
and peach trees These branches
show that the trees are full of live
fruit buds tina. will make fruit If
weather conditions are favorable
from nov on.-H Henderson Cleaner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Fire at Salt Lick. Bracken county,
a few nights ago destroyed two
houses belonging to Thomas Rozor,
and considerable damaged house
occupied by DR., Zack Wells, The
only means of fighting the fire for
some time was cutting chunks of
ice and throwing them on it. There
was no insurance on the property RI
Maysyille Bulletin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

With the session of the Kentucky
Legislature about half completed,
bills have been introduced creating
124 new offices and calling for the
expenditure of nearly $2,O00,OOo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Maysyille, KY. Feb, 74stanley
Roberts a farmer living one and
one half miles south OF Bnford,
Brow county, o., caught an immense
golden eagle in a steel trap day d
two ago. He had set and balted
and set the trap to capture chick
en-hakk that had been stealing his
poultry. The eagle put up game
fight before he was killed. 1t WAS
discovered that he had piece II
an old fashioned iron trap around
its foot. 1t had probably been
caught in a trap before and freed
itself The eagle measured six feet
and eight inches from the tip ends
of its wings. 1t win be given to a
.axidermist TO mount
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Frankfort, KY, Feb. To- The
State Board OF Equalization met at
1870 o'clock to-day and organized
by eleeting NJ. j. Meagher, of Frank
fort, chairman, and the Following
secretaries;
Rowan Saufley, Of stanford; W. w
Bongmoor, of Frankfort, aiui Victor
Packwood, OF Richmond
The secretaries will Begin at
once to check up the Assessor )
books and later the board will pass
on the assessments and make tens
Jatiye raises on counties that may
have to be raised.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

ter am 9ilbsTtsrobenb 1850 Brat
pirite, 500 9arpfen, 300 9uBenb
@uItern. 100 S9inten, 600 @Gnie.
200 RGl6er unb 90 Sonnen Bein
perbraudt puroen. Wenn beui3utaz
ge fol9e groBortigen @slage aud
nidt ms6r borfommcn, 10 trintsn
bo9 ieBt nod oisls 5dmiIien am Gilz
b~eiterobenb ibren @ro5 cher panf6.
Wttt Dem teBtsn Sdlage Der
3ipDIften Stunoe iubelt, iaud3t unO
tlingt iiberdll bas .9roiit geuiobr!"
Cine aroBe 3oIle fpielten Die Neuz
iabrsgei9ente I'M often @nglonO, uno
bier hatten fe acknowledgement
0enTel6en G6aratter pie i'm alien
4om. Reuiabrseefhenfc erbielten
in erIter 2inie Die 5errf9er 0es 2ans
bes; lie bielten ollie ltreng auf Die
8ea9tung 0es alien 8rauhes, am
eneraifGiten ipobl Die a0niein Gli=
fdbetb. 5ofbeamte, Die pairs unb
ibre @emablinnen, 8if9ofe, Ritter,
@oelleute un0 Die untertdnen leoes
Stanoes, Iie ale muBten Der So
riein i6ren 3ribut 3ollen uno Ii6
6ur9 bic Mnnabme ibrer @ei6ents
aufs b0bite geebrt Fiiblen. Bon nies
mun0 nobm Die &0ni9in cine @nts
I9uIbiqunq an. uno IS nirO berid=
tet. oaB ie fpgar bon ibrem MIas
Fubrfneht Elm Neuiabrsgei6ent fors
Oerte uno erhielt.
uno mas fir @eT6ente 6as Tein
muBten! Shatullen, beIeBt nit goel=
Iteiuen, foitbare Mrmbdnosr, 6dls=
fetten uno Ringe, T9pere Ssi0ens
uno MtldsitpFfe. qeItidte MGntel, linz
terrode, sierli1e 6G6er uno SpiegeI
fur5, alles, mas nur Der @itelteit
oieier anipru9snoIlIten unter allen
R0niqinnen oienen tonnte. Gins oies
fer NeuiabrsaeT1ente bat aud elm
hiitoriI9ss Snterehe; gu 9euiabr
1861 nurben ser &0niqin elm pnar
T6fparae Ieioene, geitridte Striimpfe
bon ibrer Geibenbdnblerin Mrs.
Mpntaeue eeT6tntt. 0ds mar stz
mas adn3 Neues, uno bieie Gabe ges
fieG ,5btcr MajsfGt 70. oaB fe BON
oa ab feline onberen Strimpfe msbr
trdgen nollte. Queen 8eB" mar
aud tsinesnegs oariiber erbaben, BON
i6ren e%etrsuen llntertanen @elo ou=
sunebmen. 8om Gr3bif9of BON
Canterbury erbislt fie 300 Mart, Der
Gr3biI9of BON Yprt tam nit 600
Mart bapon, an6sre 8if9Dfe butten
ibr 200 big 400 Mart 81 ni9enten"
unO elm peltlider pair mar auf
400 Mart tariert; 70 betrugen bic
@eloaefdsnte gu iebem Neuiabr gut
$4,000 Mart. Ner Ii9 absr BEL Der
&0nigin beIon0ers in @unIt feben
noIIte, mu9te i6r gerabeau fiiritli9e
@eI9ente. 90 er6islt ois jung
frduli9e &0nigin" am 1. Sunuar
1871 BON 2orb 2eiceiter Elm Mrmbanh
aus Sob, .Td6n nit aubinen unb
0iamanten befeBt. nit elmer llbr
in her 54fieBe, an Oeren 8orberiei'
tie Elm f10ner rautenf0rmiger 0id=
mant iiBt, BON Dem elm runoes
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
Dtm srbriOenOrn Jabr.

gun, eb' Der 8ina Der Iebteu Stlnoe
cid an oes Sabres Aette retbt,
Goc5 einmal lei IN trduier Jtnioe,
Gin @ort Dem Idleioenoen 9cipetbt;
9aB, fpenn Die Ylitterndbt ertont
Bon Surm an Surm I'M @interipiitNfs
9as nelte Sabr uns better finoe
1luO nit Dem alien gaa5 perlobnt.
Sc sat nit 9ietcn uno NIT SoIen
@e1pielt nndl Ieiner abnen 8rdud),
@phl fiiot CO 9priieu 5i cen Holeii,
Sod Ho1en Su ben Sornen aud.
3ipei 8eagenoIicn ieoer fano,
@eroruB i1o Slid. otf Ieinen Yfaoen
LIMB beioe Iino bon 8ottes @uaoen
Sir ben, Der ibrcn 8inf b%erltdnO.
Mit bei0en trerIid ihritt berbunoen
S6r tpunoerIider Sobu 8umor,
Ser aid III ucbelgrauen Stunoen
Sem leiliom 9dd1eln niht berlor.
limb cine nod. Die bocblte araft,
8ie 9iebc. bat ms tren geleitet,
Sic iiber @rdber 8lumeu breitet,
Guf grOeH idou ben SimueI idnfft.
limb ALTO ~ 1or6tl Sic @lodeu iiusen;
Sic Muger leuhten b~eIinrungsfldr;
Mit Se9eusipuuid uno @ldIeriIingen
Sci ms ipilllommen. ntn9es Sabrl
@as nit Dem alien nidJt geldieoety
@rbalt es unS: ben frobeE Mut,
Den SleiB, Der 9iebe inufte Slut,
llno eines nod - Der Seele Srieoenl
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

Der gan3en Sag iiber mar Der
16arfe Norbmtnb our9 bic GtraBen
Der Stabt geidgt, uno Die MdHers
pfiiben. pel6e Der f4mel3enbe 5hnes
herbprgebrd9t, pnren pieoer gefrOz
rem. @liBern0es Sis lag IN Der
2uft. auf ben StraBen traBten uno
59arrten Die &ebrer bas glatts Sis
fort, elm d~naenebmes 9erGuf9 fir
nerpDfe S6ren. grif gegen Abeno
nurbe es tpieoer milDer, un6 nun
IDite fi9 ole &dlte in einen %ftarten
S9neefall auf Der bic @tabt pie
nit einem peiBen 2ei4entu9 beOed>
te.
9enen, bic am Stammtii9 bss
GeItaurants SCHUBERT" faBen, mar
in6es our9aus niht lei9enmGBis gu
Mut. sic 8edten, pOtuIierteu unO
19mduiten na9 9er3enluit, oenn o
mar IS i'm He1taurant SCHUBERT
9rau9 gepefen BON Differs Der: am
Nbenb. an pel9em bas f9eioenbe
Sabr gana CUR Hiifte ging, batten
bic @tammgGfte freie 3e9e. 0as
nurbe pirtIi9 ausgenuBt uno felbf
bic MGBigiten purben gu groBen Be-
6ern Dor Dem Serrn. 9enn es
lieet nun einmal in Der meni9li9en
Natur: 1opie einem Die gebrdtenen
Sauben in ben dumb fliegen, iperrt
mar i'm fopeit auf, bab man Den
&innbadentrdmpf betommt.
90 purbe benn audi BON Der
@9ubertf9en &orona nett iiber ben
Durft getrunten: man lieB bas alte
sSabr bod leben, bra9te Dem neuen
einen RubT9lud, trant auf ben az
ten, freunbli6en Mirt, auf feline err
ffe Srau, auf feline 3peite 5ruu, auf
sic Rtnber, unb IdlieBli9, dls IS
garni9ts mebr gu tOuften CAB, lieB
man bic Oamen bo9leben. Dem
aud bieIes mar gebeiIiste Site:
fpG6reno bes ganaen Sabres 6urften
feline Odmen ben Stammtii4 entz
tpeiben, an nel1em ernite Mdnner
ibren 6eilisen Stat tlopften. Nm
SblDelerabenb aber tparen lie gez
bulbet uno 1ie burften bonn Neben=
tif9 gum Stummti19 aban3ieren.
Gum 9roBen grgSBen bes jungsn
Giintber.
@is @iintber an ben Stammtii9
Der alien Stat : @eteranen gefommen
mar er nubte es felbit ni4t
mebr. @enug. sic Satfa4e blieb
befteben, boB er ieben Mben6 nit
Dem qemiitli9en Oiimden nnb beifen
@9noaer Bel ben bunten BlGttern
faB uno Inn oie Niertelpfennige
itatete. gr berlor oft, unO
bas maGte ni1t ettpd, neil CT ges
bprener Stati6iot mar - bic beiz
BEN MnDeren mimten aud ni9t beIs
fer = nein, odrdn trugen Maria
uno Shea bic S9ulo.
Maria uno Shea! 8eibe jung.
biibf9, bes reinen Diim4en SDas
ter; bic Sine NIT bellen Mugen unb
bunflen 9aarsn. Ole Siinsere nit
belIen 6aaren uno buntlen NuscR,
@ein peides, tpeites 9er3 po9te fir
ffe geibe. Wlaria berb, itOI5, Der>
19loFen unb pornebm Shea luz
fig. eemiitIid, nit burtigem Plap>
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
@ploesterfeter etues alien JunggessIleu.
Cine Dillon.

Slime in traute, od 70 f90ne Grins
nerungen elm. Gr iiebt bic Suseuos
geliebte i'm 4reiie Der 6reunOinnen
in itrablenber SueenOidOnbeit; er
iiberf4aut nod einmol Die gauge
9errli9teit oes perlorensn poraoisIes,
unb UNI bic 2ippen oss miiben. elm.
Iamsn Mannes ipieIt Elm pebmiitiees
2G9eln. oa er bss Slides geoenft,
oas ibm bate Ssl9ieben fsin t0us
men unO oas sr felt gu bolten pers
idumt bate. !9Or4, 5p0lf
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

Ginium fiBt Der aIte Sunggsielle
in fsinem elesunten 9eim! Die
Stunben pergeben IangIam, unenoIi4
lanefam unO FER 3eiser an Der bo=
ben @tanbu6r f9eint nit S9neden-
gef9pinOigteit borpGrts gu riidsn.
Der alte Serr tpar in ben boben
2e6nItu6l 3uriidgefuntsn uno trdum=
tie! = Gr badts 5uriid an feline rauz
IGenbe Sugenb, an Die eliidli9e 3eit,
ba nod blonde 2oden ben iebt ges
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

li&teten @9sitel s~ierten, an bic berr-
Iiden Stunosn, bu sr nit boIOen
6ralen liebe @riiBc oustuuIaen burfs
fe. 0orbei! ~ @s bat ni9t ioIlea
fem. Die cine, bic er geliebt bate,
tonnte CT ni9t gum Qtltar fibren;
einem dnberen muBte fe folgen, Osn
ibr bic Gltern bsitimmt batten. Gr
mar Ieit6em einiom esbIieben unb
langfam II gang unmertli9 mar CT
alt qetporben. Mher in Der SiIpelier=
nodt Iteieen pergangene @iloer ouf;
ror fein.m stiftiesn 9tuse roIIen iid
bic GsidebniRe ab unO biIIen feline
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
Der 5plbesters@ rauttgam
9umOrsste bon Sulius anOpf.

permiinoden. gern bate @Gntber
iie allie 8tiDe ge6%eiratst, aber bas
gina ni9t gut an aus berf9iebenen
@~riinoen. @rltens pGren fe tuum
bamit einberitanben getDefen, Die RoIz
Ie Der betben @rGfinnen BON @lst=
den al fpielen; 5fpeitens beitraft es
Oas beutf6e Rei9sgefsBbu9, bas Oa=
fir ben trduli9en Namen .8igamie"
fennt, uro gum britten pGre es ibm
unmDgli9 gepeIen, 3fpei 5rauen gu
ernGbren. unb bds mar ausf9lagz
eebeno.
90 penbelte @iint6er bin unO Der
3pif9en ben bei0en Mdo9en. @s
ging ibm, fpie 8ileam's @fel: apeiz
felnb, tpo cr anbeiBen iollte, ma9te
er BEL &einer ernit. Mobl puBten
Die Mdb9en nm feline 8emiibungen.
tie mo9ten i'm audi germ nd=
mentli9 bate Shea Jpn in ibr 9er5
eef9IoKen - aber 10 emun8ipiert
paren fie benin bod ni9t, baB ie
Inn einen Mntrag ma9ten unb fi9
ibm gu 5iBen legten.
Die atpOlfte @tunoe nabte, Oas
alte Sabr ging gu @nbe.
Sein @eIi9t parO fdmal unb
Helm. Ole Mugen blin5elten INNER
triiber unb berI9lafener unb nun .
bic nabe &ir9enubr IGBt ibre metal
lenen S9lGge ert0nen . 3ebn -
eff = 3pDlf. Oas alte Sabr 1T
tot, man oriidt ibm bic Muger 3u,
man ldBt bas fremoe Rndblein bins
elm, oas Dor benz Sor munter ber
@inlabung gebdrrt: elm neu @eii@t,
elm neues Sabr.
M1it b~rauIenoen proIitrufen pirO
es besriiBt; es bumpft Die 8Ople,
Die pfunntu9en buften. Mlan 19rett'
9Errab, umarmt fi4, nidt fid gu unb
trintt - unb trintt - uno irintt.
Die Stimmung pirb INNER Ie=
benbiger, luitiger, auseeIaHener. Nlz
les ift bei9pipt. Sinslinge, Mdnz
ner, @reiie, Srauen unO Sungfrduz
en- iino Der fiiBen 8onle boil.
Man iOblt, jubelt, fdreit unb
iingt bic nWaat am Rbein" uno
DSb neiB ni9t, mas foil es be-
oeuten". @int6er umarmt ben alien
Oim6en uno ertlGrt ipeinenb. Dab
er feline SD9ter lisbe. S9lu93enb
erpioert 9im9en, DAB INN @intber
ais S4piegerIobn bo1pilltommeu
lei. Nu6 6rau Oiimfen umdrmt
Jpn, pGbrenO i6r bids, beige, se@
riibrte SrGnen iiber Die Mangen rpl>
len. Die Stimmuac BAT Oen b09s
item 9rao Der Ausgelafsnbeit err
rei4t. 2ein Menf9 peiB me6r pas
er Iagt, fragt, tut. Cine allqemeine
8srbrUberung bebt an, in biefer err
bdbenen, feterliden Gtunbs miro
@iintber Ger 8rdutigam SSrdulein
Oiimdens. CUR Meibe bes Banoes
itedt Inn Ser S9niegerbdter feinen
bIibenben 8rillantring ouf oen Sim
ger. Man begliidniinI9t bos iunqe
paor unb lGBt es bodleben. @ieoer
elm MnlaB gum Srinten.
Mls @iint6er am anoeren Wormit=
tag erma9te, la9tc bic Neuiobrsz
tonne in iein 99lafoimmer binein.
Sbm mar aber gar ni8t gum 2u=
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

te einen RisfenbIumentorb. Sin
Roupsrt lag babel.
@ie Die bunsrigen 9iger ftiiraten
re ale ouf sen Brief. Die Sdpies
germutter erpiI9te ibm suerft, rib
Jpn ouf uno las:
Der brGutIiden Ebea
Der StdmmtiId."
ltno ga gefdab's. 9bea lief nit
ousgebreiteten Armen gu Dem gliids
li9en 8r6utigam uno Iprang ibm
nit einem Sup an ben Muno. Nun
eroli9 puBtsn 9iim6ens uno Sim
tier, tpel6e BON 8eiOen Oie sIiidIiHe
Graut mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

lange bumpfe S9ldge! - SEPT fdnat
bas nele Sobr an! Hs9 t-aumbefons
gen srbebt fi1 Der GinIame BON Ieis
mem pluB unO in Dem Wahn. ST.
trdumtes srIebt gu boben, bebt CT
elm @las gum frobIi6en Neuidbrss
gruB. groIit Reuiabr! II profit.
bu alte 5errli9teit. BIZ i6Dne melt.
nit beinen perfuntenen G9dben. Oh
BAIT mir bos 2iebiie trsu 5Ieiben
laTen: bic Grinnerrng an Die loft
liae Sugenb unb nit nebmiitigsm
Oant brinqe i9 Oir ben Eribat meis
mes MIters. -.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

Mus Ser Giteraturs
profeHOr; g@enn man
alfo @oetbe genau ins 4use fdBt,
Serfdllt er in brei 9beile!"
Qsi4te Qb6iifs. 50
tblt mir Ieib, obsr in sebe meine
So9ter grun6IGbli9 tsinsm Muler!"
- r@enn i'd fie aber CUR Gruu bes
tommt. 5err Commensurate. seB i9
ia ganS germ cos Malen ouf!!"
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

@dmudliid nit Niamauisu uuO.
gerlen i'm 0epidt pau eff ltn3en
bsrabbdnQt" trr foItbore Sdmud
Iaq in einem aGlthen bon purpurs
rotem SAINT. oas aon3 nit peuetiaz
nif6em @olo uno nit 9riinem SAINT
aefiittert mar. Dafiir i9enfte Die
36nigin i6ren llntsrtdnen SiIberges
fdirr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-23
ARE YOU A@aNh
HAIR " 7Sl \"
OR is NV
YOUR HAIR DEPARTING?
.NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
Saves the Parting by Checking
the Departing.

Watch the part. II is there that APP
preaching badness is often first de-
tected. The parting looks uneven, I'M
healthy. The white streak is grad
Ually growing wider. You may not
notice this from day to day but watch
the parting from month TO month. AS
further evidence of what is happen
ing, look at your brush or comb. 1t
| is clogged with dead hair and dan
duff after every combng The hair is
gradually dying and coming out and
| the streak is becoming daily a little
wider.
! The dandruff germ is doing this and
the work of destruction cannot be
! checked until the dandruff is eradi-
Gated and the germ destroyed. 1t is
condition requiring the prompt and
intelligent use of Newbro's HerpicIde,
If total badness is to be escaped The
invisible microbic growth never halts
in the hair killing process. In a short
time a bare spot is seen at the crown
of the head. The hair bulbs are rob-
beo of life and finally there is no help
but a wig. Don't wait. Herpicide
kills the germ, gives life and vigor
to the hair and prevents it from de-
parting.
Send 10 cents for sample bottle and
Booklet to The Herplcide Co., Dept,
S Detroit, Mich.
Your dealer handles HerpIcIde In
both SOC and s1.oo sizes and auaran-
tees satisfaction or money refunded.
Applications obtained at the better
barber shops.
Young G. Mccombs Cooperative
Store Co., Special Agents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-23
4 HARMLESS WAY To
DARkEN THE HAIR
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray Hair Vanish-A
Remedy fOrAII HairTrOubIeS.

Who does not know the value of Sage
and Sulphur for keeping the hair dark,
soft and glossy and in good condition
AS q matter of fact, Sulphur is
natural element of hair, and deficiency
of it in the hair is held by many scalp
specialists to be connected with loss of
color and vitality of the hair. Un-
questionably, there is no better remedy
for hair and scalp troubles, especially
premature grayness, than Sage and
Sulphur, if properly prepared.
The Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York put out an ideal preparation
of this kind, called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage and
Sulphur are combined with other valu-
able remedies for keeping the hair and
scalp in clean, healthy condition.
I If your hair is losing it's color or
constantly coming out, or if you are
/ troubled with dandruff or dry, itchy
scalp, get n fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur from your druggist,
use it according TO the simple directions,
and see what a difference few days
/ treatment will make in the appearance
Of your hair.
An druggists sell it, under guarantee
that the money viii be refunded if the
remedy is not exactly as represented.
Special agents. Harper House phar.
macy. 18th St and End Ave.-(AdVer-
tlsement).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-23
Wagner's Summary

Chicago, Oct. 23.-Wheat traders
have begun to think carefully. Some
OF them believe wheat is steadily alb
So:Ded on minor breaks and that the
adv antage lies with such purchases.
May wheat is above the average lev
ell OF the past 80 days.
War news includes gossip of Rus
siaL preparations.
y big setback TO Turkey is contem-
Plated. This means a grab for terri
tory.
believe bears will make no prog
ress of account in wheat, corn or oats
for the next 80 days.
New corn will move in bulk around
Nov. 20 and there will ensue the usual
ED of year five weeks scramble to fill
sales TO east and prepare some con-
tract grades for delivery.
Any bear attack might cut corn fu-
lures one cent but they should read
lily recover.
Ocean freights are at highest on
crop
There is no reduction
Chicago to Liverpool and Antwerp
wheat spread is 10 to y cents. This
is not bearish
Most important part OF war news
CO. ers claim that Russian troops are
CcDtralizing near Turkish frontier.
II is clear and cold over the west
tuis morning.
Several points in Illinois, and Iowa
report heavy frost
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids report
killing frost
Rock Island, Burlington, Aurora and
Galesburg claim heavy frost
I Liverpool comes Il to u higher anf
( break buying side OF wheat gaining.
/ New York, Oct. 23.-Hearing in gov
/ er7iment suit to dissolve Internationa
I Harvester company begins in New
/ York today
I Mexican federals enter Vera Cruz.
( Rebels now control three Ieadinl
ports OF the gulf
American stocks in London irregu
lar
New Haven may today sell its steal
: ship lines to eastern steamship col