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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-26

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Sumter County.
Webster County.
ailroad Commission OF Georgia For
Third Congressional District.
s. Court, Southern District of
Georgia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

Sn elmer @niprade, melde er Dor
Der ~ltnite6 brotherhood of Men's
9ible @laiies" bielt, iebte Marineie=
fretar 3a,liels anseinan6er, Die Ser
l1adlaiiigu1g Ser &eligion in tbrer
Marine gereide Ser &epublif gum
&ormurf - nn6 ct meroe iofort
ben &ongreB eriuden, cine binreiden-
6e Mn5abl bon @aplanen un6 Wobl=
fabrtsiefretaren i'm 8erbaltniB 511 Ser
St6rfe bes Marineperionols 81 BE-
ihaffen. Mt6t mebr als "a Gapldne,
iagt ser gefretdr, itelle sic &egierung
g%egenmartig, I'M fir oie religioien
8e6iirfnille bon $1,000 Mann gu for
gen, melde sic 8nnoesmorine 3ab1e,
unb lire 3abl iei felt 6em Sabre
1912, in meldem 6ie Marine muir
10000 Mom 3ablte, ni6t erbobt
tporoen. lteber Is gr0bere Sdiffe
belaBen gegenmdrtig fei1en geiitliben
9eratber un6 6as 1926 Mam 1tor=
fe Marinecorps beiibe ni9t einen EN-
5igen Seellorger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Nddl elmer bonn 2en111sb1trpmt n11

Mad) elmer bonn 3eni usbnreau ouf +
geiteQten 8eredmng mlr6en Dor
5man5ig Sabren in unierem 2an6e
1892 Millionen 1uben6 gier pro6u-
5iert; inn Sabre 1909 tpar sic Bro=
.6uftiom auf 1851 Mi0ionen Duben6
geltiegen, un6 fir 6as langfam 81
gn6e geben6e Sobr miro lie ouf 1,734
Mi1ionen 9uben6 'berednet. Mber
au6 bier lift Ser &onium ser Bro6uf=
ton melt boral1sgeeilt, nn6 sic Golge
lit getpei en, BOB @ier Elm immer tbelte=
rer Mrttfel getpor6en iin6. &or etma
fiinf5ebn Sabren mur6e 6as Dubeno
@ier altf Ser Tarm our@i6nittli@ nit
elf Gent be5ablt, i'm Sabre 1909 TO-
itete es 11eun5ebn Gent un6 gegenmar=
ttg erbolten 6ie 5armer etpa oreiBig
Gent. @as 6te &%onfumenten oariiber
be5ablen, ntmmt ser @an6el. Die gnt=
%fern11ng 5miiden Ser 6arm un6 6eM
&oniumenten lit int augemeinen 81
groB, n116 tpenn man biuigere @ier
baben miG> miro man @ittel unb
@ege ftn6en miiiien, 6ieie @ntfer=
rung o%b3ufiir5en, 6os beiBt, SEN
3miIdenban6el ol1s5ni9alten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

fen, 10 braudt bas arme Meniden-
BERG 6eSipegen nod nidt 5u berbluten.
.Sonit miiBte man ia alien alteren
2euten ibren 56nter5 uno ibre Soft
m,1gsloligteit pom @eiidt ableien
f0m1e11. Gin 8lif ms 2eben aber
5eigt uns BEL pielen 6as @egentbeil:
mir ieben 9auien6e BON Sabr gu Sabr
6ie 8uroe 6es 9ebens nit madien6er
@eiterfeit tragen. 90 grauiam lit
oas Sdiefial nidt, baB es ale Soeale
ouf eirm1al NIT ral1ber @on6 ans Dem
9er5en rifle. Mad uno nad, fait ur-
merflid itirbt Die sebniudt nod
n1andem Gut, bas mir emit beiB er=
.ltrebten. Das S@idial ma6t's meilt
giitig: ugs laBt porubergebem ben
Bl1ni6 5uiammt Ser &ein." 6reilid
nidt ale @iinide gang,
nrander glimmt i'm @er5ensgrunoe
.ltim meiter ,tpie ser Gunte inter Ser
.Mibe, %511tpeilen pieber beller auf-
flommen6; etmas miini6en un6 ber>
la1tgen etpas erboffen muB ia bas
Menf6enber5 itets. Mber biniidtlid
ser meiiten @iinide bleibt sic CT
fiiQung bon Sabr 5u Sabr, bon Sabr-
5ebn gu Sabr5ebnt aus - bielet6t
5u unierm So iten. @em gar oft BE-
oeutet bie grfillltng MIR cine neue
@nttdl1idung, Ga 6as mirfli6e @liid
immer binter %6emjenigen 5lriidbleibt,
meldes uns 6ie fiibne Malerin Bban=
taiie por5arberte. 3arum 6iirfte &iiid=
erts @ort 6as &edte treffen:
n@ut iit's> ei1ren 8unid GIT beben
Sn Ser 8rult gebeimitem @6rein
Mit oem @abn an linn gelegen
Sci SOS ga113e @liid allein.
@nt fits, 6aB ser @immeI immer
Sir beridiebt sic @uni6gemdbr;
Denn begliidt-6u marit es nimmer,
l1n6 6u boffteit es nidt mebr."
@ie aber am 8o1me einige geiiin=
oeite, bette Sriidte 6o9 ale Stiirn1e
iiber6a11ern u116 CUR &etfe fommer, 10
pertpirfliden lid mobl a1td einige Ser
eoeliten S1gen6i6eale, menn au6 nidt
in ser ertra11mten @eiie. Sour 6arf
man ouf fem @lud boffen, pel=
DIES 6as S6idial ieinen @iinitlingen
miibelos in Sen S@oB fditten ion.
Gos @liif bliibt 111tr bem, ser nit
8leiB feline @6ul6igfeit tbut, Dem
aber iiberau, obne 6aB er linn 1tod=
5ulaufen broudt, pte 6ie @liidsrttter
III Ser romantiiden SPIRIT ser tpun6er-
barren ublo1te11 8l1me."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

a1f bent Sofa liegen, befm oft
2ederbilien nnb - mas bem @iel am
beiten gefiel - es braudte niemals
5u arbeiten. 8alo muroe Meilter
2angobr nei6ii6 auf baS &unoderr.
gr oadte:: SD min bod gero,1 auf,
polieu, >parl1m oie in DEM Sauie benz
u@ello" 10 gut iin6."
Gin paar Gage na6ber iagte ser
g1el 81 iid ielber: "Sebt meiB ids,
ser u9euo" lit ein fleiner 56meid=
Ter. Ser ordngt lid oidt on uniern
&errm gibt linn ein Yfotden, ledt
lei>re &ano, ipringt on ibm bod uno
beut babel Dor lal1ter Gerg11iigem.
Son MIN an lperbe ids eben1o mo-
den." l1no ridtig! Mls Ser 9err
mieoer in SEN 5tau fam, 6rangte
i'm ser giel an sic 8ano> trat ibm
ol1f sic 3eben, flopfte inn nit ieis
,1el,l rebten @or6erbein auf 6ie @dnl=
ter, oab eS blalte Sleden gab, 1tt1o
babel idrie er inn mod laut ~S=M"
in's DIR.
Ser @err fonnte lid gar nidt ret
ten Dor oieien t0lpelbaften 2iebfoiun=
gen. CT rief ben 5tallfne6t berbet,
lpeld)er ei11en oiden 5trif ergriff un3
Sen g5el 6amtit zines 8e1leren bele6rte.
SIR &inoer, aber merfet: u@ineS
ldidt lib nidt fir SHE"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

9as @nnoesbureort fir ousn6rti=
gen nn6 einbeimii6en &a16el fat ii6
sic Mibe gegeben, sic Sdul6en Ser
|8olfer ~5uiammen3uitelen. 3tpetuno=
%pier5ig Miniar6en Collar iin6 babel
bera%usgefomt1en, alio genug, um fir
Ole 9a11er bon nabe3u etnem balben
Sabrbnn6ert sic Soften unferes @un-
6esbansbaltes gu beitretten, ment
man Ser 8ere@n11ng sic gegentpar-
.tigen Soften 51grun6e legt. S6er
mebr aIs bun6ert @anamafanale
.5n bol1en. l1n6 sic S9ul6enlait ber-
mebrt ii@ iiberaQ rapi6e. l1niere
.eigene @dul6enloit bat iid in Sen
.lebten 5ebn Sabren UNI bun6ert Mil=
.lionen Dollar bermebrt, aber i6lieB-
Ii9 f0nner mir eS ia ausbalten, henn
bon ollen 80Ifer11 baben mir sic &C.
ringiten @dnl6en. Mo@ nns lit
9eutiblan6 am geringften belaitet,
SOS 2an6, SOS man bier gemobnli@
at 6en mei1tberfdul6eten 2dn6ern Der
@elt rednet. 9as lift es alio nidt.
Sic meiiten shnI6en bat Gronfretd,
mo 6ie medieln6en republifnnii@en
Modtbaber felt bier5tg Sabren gan5
ton 6aro1tf 1osmirtbi6aften. @ng-
lan6 bat fi@ int 2aufe Ser Sabre,
bauptid@li@ in Gol9e fetner mabn<
iinnigen &iiittngen 31r Gee audi eine
gang betrd@tli@e Sdul6enlait ouf=
gebir6et. Sc itebt glet6 binter &uB-
LAND, 6as fit ii@ ielbft Sen 5tpeiten
Hlat beanipru6t. @ie 6ieie 11nge<
iun6e Sinon5pirtbfdaft einmol en-
Sen miro - 6ariiber Spefulattonen
on5uite1en, lift nidt gero6e cine or-
genebme @a@e. Gin GROCER @ra@
miro falieBli@ tpob1 11noermeioli6
'iper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

Cine &arte bes 3enfus<8 Bureaus
1Gbt erieben, 6aB Der mtttlere @eiten
ii9 ~ettb0lfert MIs @rltn6 miro ar<
gegeben, 6aB Ser maf9inelIe Garmbe<
trteb Mrbeitsfrdfte 6oielbit uberfIIifig
ma@t, melde sic Snouitrieitd6te 6es
O1tens iiberb0Ifern. Damit mag es
feline &i@tigfeit baben; es lit aber
nt@t sic alletntge l1rfobe. Ser 8o1pt-
grun6 liegt tn Dem @roBgrunobeiit.
bieier berridt, %entp6Ifert fi@ 6as
flade 2an6. Die Mbbilfe beftebt %.
rim, @%elegenbeit gum fleinen Garmbe-
trieb at bieten. 8et SEN iettge1 Brei-
fen fir 8o6enpro6ufte fonr1 ELM flei-
ner Garrner fid erndbren. Sic S@mie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

,&atboliten nit 8eiorgniB entgegen
Ole Medte miI nl1r Damn mitarbeiten,
.tpenm sic 9riftliden Sdulen Sen
vrcutralen" Staatsidulen boufom-
men glei9geitent merben. Die @in=
ieblng ser nelen GommiiIion fir 6ie
bereits genii9eno beiprodene un6 &C.
flarte 6rage fon nur 6a3u 6iene11, Ole
liberalen Gor6erungen in Dem Gut
tpl1rf better our @eltung gu bringen.
- Die tatbolif9en @9ulen merben
oltgenblidlid bon run6 100000 &in-
bern beiudt; Die Ma66eniduIen iino
lpeit iiberutegen6. &uf IS &in6er
fontn1t eine 2ebrfraft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
; S~nttreKamtts anerIei

Ser Eapit fat Sen @eneroliuperior
ser MiItonsgeleuidaft 6es ~@0ttli-
6e11 @ortes" BON Stepl> P. Blum, in
Fripatauoien5 empfangen. Sic Mii=
iionsgeieai6aft tpur6e 1875 bon bert=
lden Brieitern, sic 6nr6 SEN &11ltur=
.fampf aus Dem 8aterlan6e bertriebe11
pur6en, in @tepl %gegrinoet. Die
Miiiiondre, sic DEFENDERS in @bina Ell
ne rege Sbdttgteit entfalten, 5db1en
einen 8ii9of etnen apoitolii6en 81
far nn6 BRET apoitolii6e Hrafeften in
ibren &eibet. Die MtIiton Ser &C.
ieuidaft auf Sen Sun6atnieln lit erit
iingit bon Ser Bropagan6a gum
Stang elmer opoitolii9en Brafeftur er=
boben mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
6oipitaI 1n6 Merate, aber feine11

&oipital 1nb Mer5te, ober teinen
Muben. r@ier Sabre lang" i4retbt
&err Sos. 2apin, 5 Maple Str, @o.
terrible, Me., nIitt i@ an Magenito-
rungen. Sd foniultierte neri@ieoene
Mer5te, un6 tpar 3tpeimal I'M &oipital,
aber es niiste ni@ts. Damn las i@
|3ufdnig in Ser 8eitung einen @rttfel
iiber 6orni's Alpentrd,1ter. Sd Re.
|iteQte es iofort uno bin felt @ebrol1d
oesielben geiun6."
rGorni's M1penfrduter 1T feline
Mpotbeter Me6i3in, fon6ern Elm etn-
fades, 3etterprobtes &rdl1ter'&eilmit
tel, meIf)es Dem @ublttum brett burd
!Spe3iol-M genten geliefert miro. Sails
Sic teiner Mgenten fennen, f@reiber
sic an: ST. 8eter Gabrnep & Cons
Co., 1875 SO. &opne Mbe., Chico
90, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
@er5meiflmng bnr@ 1nperbanlidfeit.
@s 1T 6urda1s nidt iiberrui9emb,

Ner3metfl1ng 0ttrA unnerod1ltd)fett.
@s lift bur9al1s nidt iberroi9eno,
oab @erfonen, mel@e an unberoan'
lidteit Iei6en, entmutbigt uno 3ur
@er5meifIung gebradt merben. Sier
1in6 einige @orte Ser $offnung nno
Ser 6reube fir bieielben bon Srou
Blonde 8omers, Sn6iano, ga. sob
re lang tpor meine @erbm1ung 10
i@Iedt, boB i'd ua1r Die leiatefter
5peifen genieBen fonnte. Sd berfud'
tie anes, tpopor, man mir ols elm &et'
tl1ngsmittel fpro@, ober ni@t biz Dor
einem Sabre, als mir @bamberlatns
EobIette onge3eigt tuurben II. i'd cine
GIai6e babon befom, fano id Die red'
tie 8ebon6lung. Sd begonn bolb bei'er
al tper6en, 11no r1a1oem i'd Elm boar
GLADDEN. bopor1 genommen, 1T meme
8eroauung fetn. gu fa11fen bel aqen
$anoIer1t. - an3etee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Giner MeIounq aus Waibington

Giner Mel6ung aus @aibington
5ufolge, itn6 u@rite @irgerpopiere, {"
sic Dor mebr ols Z Sabren ertpirft
tpur6en, obne haB sic betreffenben
@erionet in5tpti6en iid lire v3mei=
ten &apiere" ausitellen lieben, nod
immer giltig. @ielfa@ neigte man
iid Ser Mnii6t 3u, oaB nit Dem 1e11ett
@eiebe sic Dor mebr als z Sabren er-
mirften u@riten @oriere" lire @tltigs
felt berlieren piirben. 9ies lit, tpie
nun feitftebt, ni@t Ser Sal. 2e1te,
tpl6e Dor mebr als Z Sabren tire
u@riten @opiere" erlangten, f0Gnr,ett
6iefelben alfo nod immer beniiben,
INN lire r3meiten," o6er bougiiltigen
8iirgerparie 3l erlangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

Sm Ser boudn6iiden &ammer be,
itreben ii9 sic 2iberolen, cine @ini-
g11ng Ser Der i@ie6eren IiberoIen
@rupper 51 ftan6e 5n brtngen. Ser
@egelung Ser Sbulfrage feben Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
TamtItenfrtiS.
11ncrfaatc @nmide.

Golo Sen %5ablloien 8iiniden, 6ie
Sic @er5en ser Sltgeno erfiillen, BON
al oen @%offnungen auf ein ionniges>
gliidlideS 9eben geben muir tpenige
in Grfiiuung DaS lift cine alte &lage,
sic bun6ertmal In Sen 2ie6ern uni e=
rer 9i9ter mteoerfebrt uno IN Ben
@er5en auer 2eier Die gleide, mebtni=
tbige @mpfin6lrng medt:
u@ie groB tpar 6iefe @elt geitaltet,
50 lang sic &noipe fie nod borg;
@ie tpenig, o6! ia" ii6 entfaltet
Sic @enige, tpie flei11 nn6 farg!"
IS lit merftpiir6tg, bab man gera6e
in ser 3eit 6es b0diten Sl1geno=
gliides, in Sen Sabren, mo- Sic 2iebe
in ibrer itinen o6er itiirmii9en @eiie
ans Ser5 podt ,1r6 es tpei@ uno em=
pfdngli6 itimmt, nit @orliebe iol6e
&lagelie6er iiber enttduidte &offn1r<
gen, entidpun6ene S6eale lieit. Sic
berm0gen ia nidt> SEN iiBen @obn
at 5erlt0ren. @enn Ser &opf al1d
einitebt, 6aB ou6 in Ger 3ufunft Ser
@immel mi9t immer boiler @eigen
bangen miro 6as Ser5 lift ia 10 iiber=
bon bon @liid nn6 &offn11ng, un6 mo-
SOS @er5 fiblt, 6a pbiloiopbiert Ser
&erltan6 b%ergebens. &0ditenS miro
6os iubeln6e @Iidsgefiibl nit elmer
leiien @ebmutb iiberbaudt, melde es
nl1r nod iiiber madt, 10 BOB es abn=
Iih lit einem 2d9eln unter Sbrd=
11en(.
Gin jnnges &er5 obne eine ret@e
g%1iitbenfiiue bon @iinfden un6 Soft
mtngen lit Elm trauriger Mnblid, es
lit alt nn6 obgelebt Dor Ser 8eit. Srei=
li6 meroen bieGe 6ieier 8liitben fer
per6en bonn Sturmptn6 6es
9ebens, nn6 a1@ Die angeiebten
Grii6te tper6en large 1idt fdmmtlt6
5ur Metfe fommen. Mn9 bon 6en 8lii-
tbet bes GriibIings iinfen sic mei1ten
fribe ins Grab. Mber fonten mir 6es=
balb miini9en, 6aB ser 8oum nidt
mebr 8Iiitben anieben m0ge, ols er
trogen rtrb Srii9te CUR &etfe brtngen
fann? $50 bIiebe 6on1 Ser Mnblid
6es f9neeigen 8liitbenmeers, 6as int
8riibringe nnier Muge ent5iidt uno
infer &er3 erquidt! go drmltd bat
Ser S@6pfer nidt ge6odt, er itreut
rei61i9 8liitben nnb Difte a11s, tpie
I'M 2ea8e 6es 5abres, 10 audi I'M Cen.
5e 6es 9ebens. Sc piirbe ionit nidt
bIoB sic Sl1gen6 arm un6 f~reu6enleer
fem, mir miir6en au@ In fpdterer
Sobren sic Sugen6trdrme gor iebr
in Ser @rtnner11ng miien. Ste ber'
GOLDEN mte 6as @orgenrob 6te ST.
gen63eit ur6 tperfen einen Ii9ten
|S9immer o1tf 6as gauge fpdtere 2e-
ben.
rDte Sugen6 mare ME 10 i@on getpe-
fen,
|@enr audi MIR cine bon Sen 8liitben
feblte
3mm boGen 2en3, Ser nns 6os @er5
beieelte
l1n6 Ser nod ip6t, tpenn mir bonn
@obn genefen,
SIN retfen @erblt, % mtr sic 6rudt
gepfligt,
Sn ser @%rinnerung oas &er3 BE-
glidt."
l1no tpenn Damn 10 rnan9e bon BEN
'Er6umen Der Sl1gen6 tns Grab fit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
|9er @ieI, ,pelder atd 1ieb Sinh iett
mp1te.

Gin gie1 batte oft nit ongeieben,
tpie gut es 6as &in6den ieines Serrn
bette. Sc m1trbe geitrei6elt, burfte
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
soHooL oF METHODS.

! Preparations are being made for
School OF Methods for Sunday
school workers to be held In Lex
| ington, KY, June 1927. under the
! auspices OF the Kentucky Christian
Bible School Association The Dis
ciples of Christ of the State of Ken
lucky are looking forward to this
as one OF the most important re-
ligious events of the year. The rail-
roads have granted favorable rates.
Reports from over the State indi-
Gates that large crowd will ma
circulate for the school which will
be held for two weeks at the Col
lege of the Bible and Transylvania
University. The school last year
was held at Morehead, Ky.
An attractive faculty Of instruc-
tors has been announced by Dean
walter e. Frazee, who is arrang-
ing all details. Among the instruc-
tors and lecturers engaged this
year are President Il. u Mullins OF
the Southern BAPTIST Theological
Seminary, Louisville; Professors A.
w. Fortune, w. G. Bower, Univers-
ity, Lexington; Miss Hazel A. Lew
is, of Cincinnati, National Elemen-
tary Superintendent for the Chris
tian Church. and T. J Clarke, Lou
isyllle. Kentucky Adult Bible Class
Superintendent for the Christian
Church.
In all about sixty lectures have
been planned. Many Sunday schools
of the State will send representa-
tiyes with the idea of giving their
teachers and workers both pleas
ure and profit. The School OF Meth
DDS, however, will attract ministers
and religious workers, though not
directly engaged in Sunday School
work.
During the School there Will be
one halliday holiday. The preachers
enrolled may organize base ball
teams and pay off their exuberance
in that way to the delight OF all
those present. However, work and
not play win be the principle OBJ
ject of the School.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
WAKEFIELD.

Church here and at the forks OF
Buck creek Sunday was largely at
tended. The services were conducted
by the Revs. w. H. Hensley and
Aaron Stepp.
Miss Mia Spaulding and father,
q. G. Spencer, and L. A. Haws were
visiting in Williamson last week.
Mrs. VIM. Hale and family of Inc;
are visiting relatives here this week
Miss Sallie Coleman was visiting
in Glenhayes Sunday.
]. G. B. Clark was a business Wis
tor in town last week.
S. M. Maynard, prominent mer-
chant of Inez, and his father-in-law,
John Pinson were business visitors
In town last week.
Mckinley Copley has quite recov-
cred from his injury and is visiting
his parents this week.
Miss May Dempsey left Saturday
for visit to her mother at Din
CESS, w. Va. JULES VERNE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13

! The Torchlight District Sunday
School Convention convened at Wal
bridge Saturday, May 81. where the
good people of that vicinity had
made great preparation for our com
+ fort and convenience.
The Louisa delegation took the
1880 train for that place. We went
direct from the train to the grove.
We arrived too early for the SER
vice. However the time passed only
too quick. Promptly at 10 o'clock
our worthy County Pres. Mr. M. S.
Burns stepped to the platform and
called the meeting to order. He
then called the prayer meeting
choir of the M. e. Church. South
(which had been cordially invited
to go and sing by Mr.. Burns) to the
front seats. After singing a few
hymns Mr.. L. M. Copley led the
devotional Prof. Kennison and
Rev. Trent being absent Rev. Critics
was called on to deliver his talk on
The Adolescent Boy, which he dis
cussed for about 20 minutes. Rev.
Fraley next talked on How to Gre
ate and hold interest in the Sun
day School Bro. Burns called on
Mr.. John Copley and Bro. R. T.
Burns. Bro. Burns gave us his con-
vention song. Roll the Old Chariot
Along, and commented at length on
the song. Everybody enjoyed him.
and we trust he may be able to at
tend many more conventions. Mr.
John Copley gave us quite nice
talk on his past experience and the
best was since he gave himself to
the Lords service. He disposed of
the old fiddle Chat he had used in
his sinful life and got his wife a
cook stove. Next came the most
important part of all, noon hour.
which all enjoyed. There were eat
ables enough for two conventions.
During the noon hour the people
of Walbridge entertained us with
singing which we enjoyed very
much.
At 1:15 Rev. Hamilton very in
diligently discussed The when and
how of Teachers training. Best
things seen in Sunday School Work
by District President, Mr.. Mcclure
was enjoyed by all.
Adult Division by Mr.. George R.
Brown, which showed that Mr..
Brown had given the subject care
full study.
Rev. L. NJ. Copley then gave us
a talk on The Adolescent Girl,which
was very helpful
There were several other good
talks.
1t was indeed a treat to see the
enthusiasm that exists on Sunday
school work in that part of the
country.
We feel very thankful to Mr.. M.
s. Burns for his kind invitation to
this little choir to accompany him
TO this convention.
It's pleasure l shall hold as a
memento after our field of labor
has been cast elsewhere.
RUTH critics.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
AL. HAYS FOR JAnER.

Yielding to the urgent solicita-
ton OF many friends AL. Hays
Uncle Al.--good, clever honest AL.
has changed his mind about the
race for Jailer and his hat is again
in the ring. He has borne the bur-
den and cares of the office when 1t
was hardly worth having, and now
that the fees for boarding prison
ers will, beginning the first of 1914,
be more In keeping with the high
cos of living, he feels 1t to be
only just that he should have the
plac. another term, and will ask no
more from this county. He was
largely instrumental in securing the
passage OF the bill increasing the
fees, paying literally to defray the
expenses involved in making 1t a
Law He has been a faithful and eff
fieient officer. treating his prison
ers humanely. courteous to the pub
lie; and fair and square in his deal
ing with the people. Give Uncle
Al another term. tAdv.)
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
RATCLIFF.

The little 2-year-old doughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Roberts, is very
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrel Bowling, OF
Virginia are visiting relatives at
this place.
NJ. f. Waddell has purchased a
fine piano.
Jake Lawson was calling on Miss
Lucy Webb Friday night.
Several of the boys from this
place attended church at Webbville
Saturday night.
Everett Kiger was visiting friends
at Webbville Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bentley was visiting
Miss Lizzie Johnson recently,
Walden Rife attended church at
Jattie Sunday night.
Mrs. Jeff Rife was visiting her
daughter Mrs, Bill Roberts Sunday
last. OLD BLACK JOE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
TUsCoLA.

Since the rains pastures are look
ing fine.
Farmers are very busy working
corn which looks fine for the time
of year.
Candidates are not very numer-
Gus not more than four or five a
day.
Keen Prichard, OF Vivian, w. Va,
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here. While here he preached
for the people. He is a very able
forceful speaker and stirred he
people wonderfully with his exposi-
tions of the scriptures. He received
a message from his home stating
that his wife and baby were dang
erously i'll and he left Thursday for
his home. He promised TO come
back this fall and hold meeting
for the people.
While the family was at chrrch
Sunday the stork slipped in at Dick
Hall's and left him a fine boy.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. kinner
Dean last week, fine boy.
Some teachers were disapro'~ ~
Saturday
Misses Hernia and Thelma Tay-
lor. OF Matte, W. Va, and Miss
Ivy Taylor, of Cicerone, W. Va,
have been visiting relatives the
past month.
Miss Grace Jordan gave a party
to number of her friends last
week in honor Of her cousins the
Misses Taylor. 1t was enjoyed by all
present OLD JUCKLENS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13

The cases of Carter and Gussler
VS.. John and Sterling Hays were
affirmed In Court OF Appeals These
suits were brought by Mrs. John
ii. Carter and Mrs. Rich Gussler
to break deed which was made to
John and Sterling Hays and which
cases were decided In favor OF John
and Sterling Hays In the Lawrence
Circuit Court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13

The second annual meeting of
the Womai's Missionary Society
will convene in Parkersburg, w. Va,
Juno 10th. Mrs. f. T. ID. Wallace
will represent the Adult Society of
Louisa, Miss Chattie Sullivan the
Young Peoples Society, and John
Burns Horton the Juvenile Society