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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
Tells of Lava Gases.
From the Lnpdcn Pos.

From the Lnpdon Post
Frank Perret. who Is the latest OBJ
server of the lava fountains OF Kilauea,
furnishes a vivid picture OF the appear
ance of a new outburst OF lava: Sud
denly a large circular area of the Qava)
lake surface in the middle Of which a
fountains is TO appear Is strongly agi-
tated as though a violent up thrust had
been given 1t from below, and in a few
seconds there rises through the surface
skin a beautiful dome topped column of
perfectly liquor lava-brignt orange yell
low in a clear sunlight-bursting upward
In a shower OF fiery drops or boiling
dome shaped for a few moments.
1T then subsidies into the lake amid
surging waves as the parted surface
lavas close over the spot, where smaller
tets continue spouting and a general
commotion continues for some time" The
fountain is sometimes followed by a gen.
eral insurging Of lava from all sides to
the place where the fountain appeared.
All these lava movements, though the
movements of a heavy and sticky liquid.
take place with a rapidIty which can
only be accounted for by supposing that
the lava material is so highly charged
with expanding gas as to have the euali-
ties of foam.
william Dean HoweIls thinks Ion short stories
q month are too many for the people TO digest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
AFRICAN BOY KING.


feufhfaI Successor OF the SEWAGE
Rollers of Uganda
London Cor..spoudencs View York Sun.
J. cathcart WATSON, N. p, is prob
ably the only member OF the House Of
Commons who has had an opportunity
of attending meeting of the local Par,
lament OF the young King OF Uganda.
who Ii now on his way to this country
with one OF his regents. Sir Apollo
Kagwa, X c. M. @. This was I'm 1906,
when the King was but eight years old.
Mr.. Wason thus describes the scene:
Next morning We paid our respects
to the King. a bright. intelligent look
ing little chap of about seven years OF
age. and to the prime minister. and were
invited to attend a meeting OF the local
Parliament the next morning at q. m.
Punctually we were there and were re-
ceived handsomely by the Kings band.
The present Parliament house. seems
about fifty by forty feet. At the farther
end from the door the King was seated
on his throne. which was placed on a
magnificent leopard skin rug. In the days
Of his savage father and grandfather
a cruel death awaited any zone who in
portion of this skin. We SAT- to the
right of the King. next us were the chief
regent and Prime Minister Apollo, with
two other great chiefs A large open
space extended from the throne to the
entrance.
From time to time pIafnfins.came for
ward. remaining at very respectful dis
lance from the King. and toldstheir story.
Defendants told theirs, the chiefs put
searching questions, and case after case
was doubtless justly and fairly dealt
with. In the afternoon the King and
prime minister came 10 tea with us. and
We presented 10 the King small mode!
of a man-of-war propelled by clockwork.
Not far from his palace an artificial lake
has been constructed. where crocodiles
were at one time kept by Mtesa and
Mwanga- the grandfather and father OF
the present King. and which was the
scene of many a cruel death From the
scene of savage, torture to- a gentle childs
playground is the marvellous transition
of the last few years"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

man. Miss NJ Stone. Hon. John A. Ma
guire. James L. wiImeth. W. H. Sea-
christ. Thomas F. Aisop, DR.. z. q. Gun
ming, Eamick q Co, Charles Conan
Bernard Harding, Hon. p. T. Campbell.
Charles Schwartz, Edward Z. Norwood.
E. F. Droop & Sons. Mrs May e Rior-
don, c. B. Cockerill. J. H. Gather. Man.
ming STROBE, IS. Spigei. Eugene scnwap'
Joseph Thomas, ]. c. Pruitt. E. N. Mat
tingiy. X. X. Geary, >. e. ANDERSON. and
Thomas z. Robertson Torpedos-Charies
Werner, A. N. Miller. DR.. T. F. Dodd.
DR.. r. Y. Sullivan. Miss Genevieve e.
Calvert DIR. A. W. ittlepage. DR.. C. b.
Healy, DR.. r. C. Bayley, and Mrs. Cath
crime Lederer. Delivery wagon-E- +.
Droop & Sons Company.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
GIRLS IN BILLIE BURKES."
with Their Riding Costumes.
Frns,n the Se,r York Herald

with Their Riding Costumes.
From the New York Herald.
Since Miss Billie Burke returned from
her tour to appear as Tommy, the girl
who grew up like a boy" in The ANA
IONS" she has been enjoying the morn
ing air of Westchester County, her home
being at Hastings. She Is a familiar fig
ure on the bride paths of Westminster
County. Usually she rides with several
young women OF the neighborhood. The
rendezvous last Sunday morning was
Miss Burke's home. and at the appointed
hour four young women appeared on
their mounts.
You can imagine how surprised I
was" said Miss Burke last night at the
Empire. when / saw that each Of my
friends wore a riding costume exactly
like the riding costume of white knick-
erbockers and white shirt waist that /
wear in the first act OF The Amazons.
They were riding astride, and there /
stood. in the center OF the group in rid
ing habit. The joke was on me, for
many hours each week when I am on
the stage I dress and act like a boy"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
The Usual Climax.

From Judge.
children. children, what in the world
Is the natter"
I'VE is playin' comic supplement. and
Joey won't stand up so at kin. hit him
on the head with the cuspidor."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
wheel. within wheels.

From Judge.
Mrs. Crawford-I was SO glad to fnd
her out when / called!
Mrs. Crabshaw-I knew you didn't like
each other. so told her when you were
going to call.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
The Utmost

Bear In mind that, for years and
years, No-Rim-Cut tires have been
the high-price tires.
Nobody claimed to make tires
that were better. But other stand
ard tires cost less.
Yet No-Rim Cut tires came to
outselI all others, because of their
proved economies. They saved
their extra cost to users, two or
three times over.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
where the Bachelor Wins.

From Judge.
OF all life's disappointments,
None holds such keen regret
AS when, in reaching for peach.
A lemons what you geti
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
LOCAL AUTO NOTES.

With the coming of extreme warm
weather, the one period OF the year
when the man who can AFFORD to go
a-motoring gives up all thoughts Of bust
ness and seeks the highways and byways
where cool spots are found and peaceful
scenes greet the vision, Washington mo-
florists are thronging the offices of the
Mutual Touring Bureau, in the hope OF
being directed to where they can obtain
surcease from the heat and toll of city
life.
During the past week many new names
were added to the long membership list
OF the bureau. Those who Joined the
organization two weeks ago are already
en- route to distant points, or have
reached their respected destinations. OBJ
serving the requirements OF the bureau,
those on tour are daily sending in re-
ports of conditions encountered along
the route Travelled. These reports are
on file at the headquarters of the bureau
in the Colorado Building. Among these
reports are many suggestions which are
at the disposal OF other members who
may be contemplating a tour OF the
same territory.
Fully thirty members of the Mutual
Touring Bureau are on tour at the
present time, each OF whom is taking an
active interest in furthering the aims
of the association, their report cards be-
ing a varied line of Information, and
many a priceless pointer is sent in that
could not be obtained from any other
source The motorists who are respon-
sible for the information OF the organi-
zation are highly elated over the sue
cess of their plans to provide mutual aid
for tourists.
Emerson & Orme last week delivered
to II. c. Stewart a Detroit electric,
Model a. brougham, clear-vision, for
ward drive.
The Commercial Auto and Supply Com
pany, local agents for the Studebaker
car. made the following deliveries dur
ing the past week: Elliott Northcott,
So touring; Dr. Carroll Fox. - tour
ing; n. E. Sands, ''S5" touring, and W.
H. Lynch, IS touring.
Miller Brothers, local agents for the
Ford, announce the following sales for
the past week: Touring cars-R. c. Nc
Dowell, c. E. Speaks, DR.. r. W. Hick-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

The demand for these tires
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22
Studebaker
Commercial Auto & Supply Co.. ST 18th $.
sQuIH CAPITOL GARAGE

First-class. Strictly Fireproof Building. Capacity.
60 ear. Storage. Repairs. OILS. and AccesorieA
South Capitol and C. One SQUARE south o. s. Capitol
Phone Lincoln 756 J. Joseph Kennedy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

You get, as always, in No-Rim-
Cuts the utmost in a tire.
You get tires that can't rim-cut.
You get 10 per cent overcapacity
compared with clincher tires.
You get the tires which, by
sheer merit, have won the top
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

Emerson & Orme last week delivered
to II. c. Stewart a Detroit electric
Model A., brougham, clear-vision, for.
ward drive.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

down. and the saving was de-
Quoted from our price.
Now no standard tire of any type
costs less than No-Rim-Cut tires.
And lesser tires, with a limited
output, cost more than these
famous tires.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

Wosl PidCc IN
Tiredom.
1t is folly to
pay more.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

william Dean Ho~ells thinks Iooo short stories
4 month are too many for the people to digest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-22

SoeSA~e ~
and over, until
last years sales
by far exceeded
our previous IL
years put to-
gether.
With this null
tiplied GU tput
the cost came
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

he h0De care q TIE colzuupciEe
= TIE beginning stage. under The 81
perTizful q = doctor O. nuze. i not
1znEer0us 70 TIE 01her nenhers a
he h1uzeh0Id The germs q TIE dis
e1se are almost Wh01y thrown q IN
the Discharges fr1D tie mouth and
nuse. and = unif0rzlE careful coles
rE1n and destruction q this lateral
E1I prevent lie sDread Of the gerus
thrulgh The hcuse he colzz1p.fTe
Ehc1l1 spIt II = PAPER bOx o. el0lh
WIKI can be burned Paper napkins
sh1dld he used Instead q ne ordinary
cort11 OF Iinen hzndkerchiefs % wipe
the nnsa and Eps. ard these napkins
sAcz-1 be carefully burned- Tie e1a-
WuptIte shou1d have his 0Tn 81 u
d1zhez. Which Should BE WASHED sep
nrn1ely IN boiling water HIS bed aal
table ITnen Should 6rst be s0aked II =
d-z1lfectflg snIuri01 q boiled sor kzlf
An hour before heEng uzzhed with TIE
reEt a the family lzuzdrT He sho1Id
u1zh his hands carefully BEFORE and
amer eating He should never colga
WIlh1ur : pager napkin heId % lis
u11rh- He shol1 never kiss another
perso1 Ihese are practically ali a
the preczuti11s. III they are rss'U
e dl1cult % ohserve day n and car
czr hat sleci.l sz1ztaria for TIE car
e c1lsuuptfEes are zlnozr esse1-izL
Kert1rzV Tuher-1losis connlssio--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
REST!


n rhe d.ct1r says -Tsberculosss--
foIIsu exactly hfs ORDERS IN regard
- ventiIzfion- food- exercise and
resi- Ne kn1Hs better th.n y1u -
This = espesizIIy true n regard -
TIE resf snd ez<rcisz. Uhi-h hzSe
- - carefully sz.ssd FER go -
tient ard ea<h sac - IL 51lesse-
Until tne aisezse = skeeked ard
n,zrke1 Inpr.s<zhenf IN general
e1nd7t5o1 ~ EAErezsed .eisht are
n1ticed- aEnest zhs1Iute rest = e.
sentisL Tie dTsezse = q. thzt -
struy1 Tire tiss1es q TIE body zn6
uses - ~ energy rzpi1ly- II yos
persist in using - yer enerU -
Work an5 exercise, TIE body hss
rothins left 70 fshf vita Be.zr-
ukzt Ire family zedi-zl hootSs pre-
srrihe IN TIRE 1zy Ct exercise fer
consunptises- No ere pres-rIption
will answer for all eases ard thiz
nay - TIE ere ~here thesr gen-
erzi presrription will send yos 70
Tire graveyard n yo1r r=sponsihiI-
MES seen u maze zhsoiute rest f1r
tn1 o. three o. f1ur u,onths inpos-
sibie- i1st renenber thzH TIE pro
gress C me disease viii soon f1rce
you u 4 without the hope q ~
eov=ry-
kent1-sy Tuher-.Io<iz coSaissisa-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
DISPENSARIES,

A free dispen2ry i = pzace kepe
open certain ko1rs q the week With
doctor and generzIIy = nurse N At
tendance for TIE free exzninzf5a1 e
rh1se Who rcd it, service People a
means olghr 10 % 70 their physicizzz
and pay TIE regular fee fnr Eueh serv-
iee hzs1uch As physieians always
rs1der their services free 70 tie needE
anyway. theE Esnerzly favur Tie dEs-
pe1sary - saving tine So1etines
rhess dIspe1s1riez. or clinics. are hid
I'm al diseases ard snnesinzs
for especial clzszes q disease. szch -
tnbercllssiz O. hook uorn- a Is
eases q TIE ere. q noss and thruat
Sch . dIspensary i An advantage 10
TIE whnle eo1nu1fry- he nee1y feel
les he<irzrion about suing there uke1
IN than abont calling = nhysieilns coa-
seg1sntly Daladies are oftez more
quickly Diagnosed and PIT un1er en-
rrol. and The contagiols diseases are
tke1 rrereltei fron spreading Espe
ci1lly in he case a. cpnsunption. Il <
sasler 70 set IN exanination a tn
chlltren a ~ family IN = dispensary
than Il Is AZ HQne. The accurate n.
formation Wiki can - he.,es secured
and tahnla,ed . diz7cnsars tk1n
elsewhere = a rcat service n ary
seneral canpalsn' Tor public ncal,n.
A free iIspensary can ~ c1ton,N star. /
a and maintained t1ocanse rnts'cI1n<
Arc always villlnr1o H|re an bur q
Two : week a their ..nc % that \Eor&
Aro yop ready 10 Eir> : I|l.Is a. ~
money Cor 4 n case ne 4 started 'r
r .rnnpn|0, II
- v's'1es''. esr~'''s'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

q n IN creating ne Kennedy II
burcuI1zIB CoDziszSo1 q the lzsr leg
stature provides also , plan f1r he
buil1lng Q. snail hozp1tsIs thr11zh01r
~ state for tie proper treatment o.
tlberc1loziz ne plan n hrief i A.
f6ll0us- ne Esezl cc1rs q any
co1nry nay declare that comfy dis
mkt frr Re puPoss a b1iIding = hos
D.tal o.. 81 petirfo1s The QUESTION
~ - suh1frfed % = vote q The peo-
Sls Il z1T regular election. and Il
c1rrisd. II : the1 The d1ry a TIE FIs-
81 Co1rt 70 declare tie co1nry = dis-
txick AnT gr01p q c01nries t0urhi1g
60 an0rher nay deczzre thenselTes
= .I1gIs district f1r tbs purpose b =
VDto = any Ee1erzl election vhich
e1rrfes u each q TIE co1ntis II
vulEel Thea u1der certain restric
81ns n TIE lar. TIE state Connissio1I
1znes = co1siferzbIe group q eli
1.n8 nen and women. Il tie county
q e11nriss involved fr0l uhich
Tro11 tie i11EsS q tkess co1nries
nnDe . District Board q TubercuIosis
Hospital Trustees his Beard thel
azks a ne Fiscal Corn funds 70 Be
rzised n tie regular levy q tzre
ErDu these funds = sirs s selected.
nAiect % TIE approval q TIE State
Cc1Diz1io1- and rhel ths Beard FRO
css1s . erect he hospital he STATE
Co4uizzi1l = given = very general
oversight q ths flrlre activities q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

ne --latest nrodncef IN the Can
nel CITY Oh field vas drilled IN On
the L n Haney farm last wesk By
he Maple Leaf Oh { Gas Co Tie
vel flowed tUenry-fOur ho1rs Al
the rzre Of MY hr-rels pr h0ur.
sheE The lOE finally s1ksided m
II II could he controlled A fez
days Iarer vhiIe tn vOrknea we're
installing the pumping machinery Il
flowed again for : short tie
ThIs veil Is thO1ght 70 Be the
bezt Jet drilled in this field and Is
proving quite = sri0ulus 10 6ereEop-
Eenr X that territory Dr. s r
Collier and L DarrOw ara large
stoSkhOlders IN the Maple Leaf on
Z Gas Co. IN fact they are rs
orEznze-s. and this latest strike
adds EateriaIIE N the Es51e cE
fheir holding
Dsvsi0pneaE Is soing On in the
-canrsl City field Is fazs as sear-
city Of wafer viii pernit--Lscking
Valley Courier
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22


Nike Duncan. accused OF killing
EvsreEE ThOnPsOn n Nolan about
seven OF eight years ago vas fOand
guilty Of voluntary nansla1ghfer b
= jury IN eircait eosxr this week A
motion vas n once made 70 SET =
side the vsrdicE and arganenrs vers
lizard Monday affernoOn By Special
Judge Charles h Jo1es. Who pre-
sided A. the Trial Of rhe case
II w2s alleged by the defendant
that 10 election had been held by
The members o. the bar 10 select =
special Judge in ne <ases that the
cath vas not administered 70 Judge
Jones unril AFTER part Of The panel
Of jurors had ben exanEneds that
the i11 Vas not kept together In
he manner prescribed ~ Law and
hat vhen the Jury vas called there
Eere OILY thirteen men In the boz
instead Of tvsnrs--Ninso Repabli-
an.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
west VIRGINIA HHGHD0RS

William P0nfious. constable OF
Magnolia district. Is alleged 20 have
left for parts unknown following ~
moIeing Of the murder charge y
gAinzr hin in the eirc1Et colrt-The
reason advanced for the sudden de-
parture Of POnEiOus Is that he uas
in danger Of arrest by the Kentucky
Authorities for The sane offence
When PontiOas walked out Of the
oourt house = free man he vas fuIly
prepared for fight Friends. il Is
lated. EenerOasly supplied him
siih nOnsy-Ningo Republican
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

ne chssapsaks & oAio cozniz-
sion. eozsss-iEg Of n =. Matheny.
W Z DoogAns and B. Il OxleF.
furnish The following inportazr in
formation for the benefit o. Al PER
sons holding coupons
The commission began It's first
session n is ROOMS On the ma
nOor Bradford Building. CharIest0a,
W Va. On Nondzy. Aug II. and
iii remain in session gate aShile-
Under the prosfsiOns in Judgs
LirrlsPaEeTs decree the conniszion
Is required 70 hold a least one
meeting in each county throuEh
vhieA TIE Chesapeake Z OAio runs.
including both The main Iins and al
b-anches-fOr receiving coupons fro1
Zach respective section ard IN the
largest comics : number Of places
vfn - designareds All q this n
order 70 acconnodate the coEp6n
holders and 70 save then Tie e.
Pease Of ether coming 20 Charlss-
ton o. Of registering their eoupsas.
he places and tines for hsSizsg
these neestng uiu - i,uhlisA<a II
the several newspapers n The ~
specrive sO1nlies 50 that al nay
know q sneA neetinEs-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

The Board. a1d TIE construcriun an1
nzinrens.re q rhe hospital Pzrienrs
are % - received fru1 The district
e1rher free o. for weekly ehzrEe. -
cording % their nnancfaI con1frf11.
and the cost q Ual1fezznce HI ner
By rhsse ehzrees U1st - paid by the
his = not 20 expressive plzn - i
looks After The cols-rurtio1 q , ~
so1ably substantial h1ildizg far the
purpose a adninistrariol- the eookias
and serving q nezls. and TIE houzfng
q he 1Eses. tie b1ildi1g o. b1iI6-
i1es for The actual housing of rhe
eo1s1nptives can - m0re cheapIF
erected th.n those for any sfziIzr h0s.
pitzl purpose. because the patients are
nads % i've and sleep n The ope1 an.
q q verzndzs- EGy sail chezpIy
colstrucred buildings are s1Eciezr for
TIE pHposz he Ukcle czzFzIE1
against tubsrrulcszs i bassd n0t a
synpsfhy. hi q sco101ies. Przc-
ticz1lF Al u the ezEerers are betgee1
ne aees q Is and 8. nearly Al ..
then ho1seufTes a vzeeearneEs. ana
many q rhen TIE parents a ehiIdrel-
To1 can seEve yu1r co1nuniry
and insure yourself N 70 better EsV
than hy advocating tks b1E5IlE a
s1ch an fnstifztf1l Every cent Il
Costs i more than returned ~ tie IL
trsss Il relieves and ths poverty L -
Es1rz-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22
Care Of THE =
e c0NsUMPTIvE


Inp1rtznt Inf1rnztion Ressrdins TIE
Prosper Care q TIE Pztient-The
use - 4ze=-sz Eating Utens7I-
car. q TIE cl1the1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

WhiEesburg HAszdore SiOza.
|aEed thirty. = farmer Of Csney
Fork. nor1h OF here in Knott COM
u. was killed while operating ma
chine IN = mine al MeROberSs. HIS
body being terrsIy Iacerarsd- slOan-s
body being terribly Iaeerzted SIOanls
bsTisl He had been eapIOyed in tn
nine only = short rize-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

ne vel drilled On C. n Fra
lsE's fam known As nunber ruo
has cons in = good Ezser- his
vel Vas drilled b the Central
Wayze OIL and Gas Co
The ven On Rock Hose FORK Of
BIG Lynn. drilled ~ he United
Fsel Co. has ken conplete1 ana
7Rro101need drE- ne HarAfneEy Is
being moved 20 a Ioezxion o. Lar
bert Mis- farm On To Me
ne -ell On Joels Branch Has
bee1 pro.ounrsd dry- II wzs drill-
ed ~ The Unired FEEL
Ia ceatra1 vayIs = drsllErg
veil nu1Aer Two oa J. h Sseph-
ems farm hit + making sloE prog
res On account d SCARCITY Of vat
e.
ne United Fuel l. sim driIli,g
On ne -deep uell'' On Mn Greek.
near TIE month a Paddle Creek.
II Cahell-co-. me on ven vas
drilled last week near Milton. oun-
20 ~ Rx-sAerlff HarsAharser. and
= GOOD one In Lncoln-co., a a
depsh q 2iSe feel
a number q tiher locations have
been made IN this county. Which
yin - announced q soon a. Ne
have Authentic Information .--Trnvn..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

LOIS q people seen rro1d 70 haTesp-
reldicitiz OF nerFous trunbIes becanse
hey think they ara fashionable dis
eazez. and are ASHAMED 70 be called
c11sunr<irEs hec1use oonsnnption i
not f,shinn1hle. Feeling this uay.
thev neElect diagnosis and medical
care Uhe1 tke7 first detect TIE signs
a ccnsunrtion. thinking that. by sim
20 1cElect- he disease yin tislp-
pear a. itself Il i vel within The
truth % ~ thks S.eoS lIses @.e slcri-
Ecc1 arru1Il'g IN he United States
.1rorE1 his lalse pride he cnly
thing 10 ~ ashamed 81 n having Al
case a. tuberculosis n Ne f4nIIy is|
ne nr<Ioc, a t1c disease and ,no con
I01uInt death a the suEel(r: ana
such neglect deserves rouli r<cr>
because & vim probably lnSo |1r>
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T|''''7e| J. P|ac
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

McResszss. KY. Aug I5--An or
Ger uss nzde by Judge Jno- ?. Bat
l<r In the Lescher Circuit Cozrr Al
Xhitesburg yesterday Incorporating
n nev tom Of NcROberts as :
city Of TIE sixth class Albrittoa B.
Pztten. liEerynan q Jeakins. vzs
zade Police Je5ss and ks I'm
done here and enter upon his d1-
sies Al once Dr. T c. Wright.
Fred H King. J. H Griffin znd Z
E Kendall we're nansd A. rrustees
and yin have contrOl of he city,s
Eorerlnszr-
ne town Of McROberts. ssznded
but lille more than ten months
ag0. has Det wftk = most Pie
nODenaI grOuth- It Eas bzilt -
The consOIidatio1 Goal Company. =
s4.seo.sse c0Eporarion-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

L1ther Conley. formerly Of this
county. t1t lately Of whesIsTsburE,
OAio. vhiIe riding = dolhie-seAtsl
nOtOreyeIe n P0rtsz0ath. o.. 80
twisted of. fniliEg to tie ground
and being Instantly killed He vas
bro1ghc here Sunday. whsn his ~
mains we're inferred in the Penix
cemetery. On Mash fork The fellow
who Vas driving che machine vas
arrested ard lodged IN jail-saI-
ysrsTiIIe item
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

CHARLESTON. W VA Aug IL
N a vaalr in tie Offices
q TIE r1iIroad conpon redenption
en7lisziOn here are sixty ushels
Of coupons collected froR persons
who claim the rehete pronised -
The C. 4 8-<AiIrOad. uhiIs The two
eeas pssseagAr fare IzE zas b@isz
tested in ~ courts These coupons
are less thar IL tneh square. and
II : Impossible 70 estimate their
Ezlne. a so2e Of rhea can for The
return Of azOunts As high a. s.
xhiss Otherz are for : few eeats
OEly- Auditors Yin begin TIE vork
Of auditing then ,exr Monday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-22

Whiresburg. KyzJenkins nay
have : harvest hone fair On Arg
Is Prizes viz BE Awarded for tse
besr farz and garden prOd1cts-
There yin - field essats ard
vaudeville ar nigh.