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The Detroit times., 1914-08-07
6DUHTT NE AND I'll GET BROTHER
BILL. OF MY ALLIANCE TO LICK YOU!

BILL. OF MY ALLIANCE IOLlCh YOO!
the many countries engaged this terrible state OF affairs snOu
have wasted the years az they have :.
Emperor Williams speech when he opened the mpena pAiA
p,ou was full Of the which his country has for France
th.t during long term of peace made to patch
differences that hour could bring on war; and 0a' ana 's
Int and misery.
realization Of probability thing that has happened
Ises zee:
i crown prince Of Austria paid a visit Bosnia.
Austria hos taken Bosnia consequently had attached
sn subjects could hardly expected DO what You would
IN loyal Austria
On his visit Bosnia Austrian prince was shot to DEATH
|end Austria Immediately accused the servans
Had the years world been devoted to education
enlightenment and establishment Of footing than
footing Sera Of regret and Sevas pledge proDe
M The asanaon punish guilty and provide against recr
<onss Il such thing would made It closed incident
suA Austria took much the man in the crowded
at the who has stepped on his corn before se
81 him 70 1nind he 10 stepping"
put up Sea demands which would never have
|Ihoamed q putting up to bigger country.
Gsa granted demands that Austria be per-
70 ~ the charged the killing Of tho crown
-
ana With IN army mouthf for Austria didn't
haze 70 oonsidsr facing what would
rs - glance to b quick determination
1uss ssr. COULD RELY on RUSSIA protector Balkan
uaxcuary Of By bond Of blood and the Pam
~ movsmmt Of ysaTs among the In Europe.
1usda great hg powerful Russia called on Sva and told
little Of speak, in pressing tt do
- agsinn SsrviA
Did Httls Austria trembls before the mighty Rnssiai
p Il did MOTT
II looked to Germany Germany member Of the ps
nnnoe, would have 10 back up Austria
1usa had already begun mobilize troop and Germany sent word
~ mobilization would have to cease.
stage Rus with only Seria to rely from suace in
and army scattered and navy hardly worth getting
h tho overwhelming odds Of the combined naval and land
49, 81 Germany and Austria
nut kept right mobEng because RUSSIA KNEW THAT
LANCE COULD AFFORD 10 DENY AID IN CASE OF AN ATTACK
GERMANY, that France took ENGLAND WOULD
COMPELLED TO CONE IN TO MAINTAIN THE SUPREMACY OF THE
4l1E ENTENTE
And there have hemthe triple entente and the triple alliance
years building deadlness Of their forces
NJ their dissolution the side Of humanity and
And you your European wharf.-the blaze from spark
n keeping alliances and ententes present about the
gasoline the gasoline operation
- $ housekeeping.
AZ again those with the clearer vision
ore Instincts this country and the old
and for the swapping Of links that the
1nod he peasants to
w commend particular oountrymen
tion mpenaiso tendency whenever has shown itssk
them that with the coming Of this
ount would compel to leave its peaceful pursuit health
n ana happiness, HAS BEEN WON FOR GOOD AND ALL
permitted leading the fight
humanity and the brotherhood Of and In time Of
1i1ung our preparation for PEACE everlasting
The Detroit times., 1914-08-07

The JackknIfe Traders.
The Bluffton Loafers are still play
ing the same old game Of pitching
their feet under the table. and their
The Detroit times., 1914-08-07

A news item says: bohemia has
q plague Of muskrats." We call upon
Joe Bedore TO get onto that word
plague"
The Detroit times., 1914-08-07

In other words, the savings banks
deem 1t the part Of wisdom to keep
their s0-day clause on the deposits
The Detroit times., 1914-08-07

II the Belgians must retreat be-
fore the German advance. they
The Detroit times., 1914-08-07

Unquest.onably there are many In
the war zone who do know what 1t u
all about, and yet know that IL Ia.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
illus MerifO.
Dir W~ieritaniide 2nne.

Die oiplomatiiden 0erireter BON
g(rgentinieuL 9roiilien mo Gbile, Ole
in 0eIl interllatiouolen StreitigfeittA
pcrnitteltelL babcn ourh Scfretdr
Wrpon ~angcOelltet, DAB ein frieolihcr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit metig SdiOie.
rioteit erreidt merocl f0nntc, menn
9lmeitie 5iaeiagt mo ole llOtige ga.
@arontie bierfiir geleiitet miiroe.
AuslGnoiide Gomplifationcn tau.
den MN AM 8pil1en Wcrifo mo
Gnglono, 6ranfreid) un0 Spanien II.
eiiropGii6en @I0ubigern I'M Nagc-
Hcinen, nel6e finan5ieae 9e3icbmI.
gen 8u Der @uerta &egierruIQ bat.
ten. @~nglono ididt lid) all, Sutis-
ieftion iiir ole Grmoroung pom @m.
@. Benton 5u perlan9en; 6ranfrei6
proteltiert gegen Die Gotung BON 5mei
fron5oiil1en llntertanen in 3atatc
ras mo Oic ipaniihc Hegicrmq
miiniht, Dab oie Spanier, iuelde aus
Sorreon uuo onoeren 0rten p~ertries
ben murOen, fiir ibre 8erlulte elIt
lb1oigt wer0en. 9ic 9eidmeroen
oieier 9Gndoer ridten iid) bauptidd
lid gegcn &iaa mo Die G%ntfrcnolmg
5iuiiAen Gorrar5a eridmert Dem Gr
itcben cine Aeanlierung oicier Snge
l~cgenbeitcn.
Die Naibinaton M~e0iernn0 bal oi
Garrolisa umo 8iao appellicrt, ibrt
peri0nlihen 9iiferen5en 81 pergeiicn
uno barmoniid fiir Die @icOerber.
itcllimg oes 5rieoens 81 arbeiten
! Sod feline Nnbelitung trnf ii6cr oii
Stcalnguabme &ilas bier ein, obe:
aus 5llucrldiii9en Quelen uerlailtct,
ooB 8iao Icine 8ruppcu fon5cntricrt
nm Damn ellergii6c 6oroerllngcn an
Garrm3n 81 Iteaen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
&OOicuelt in Oisdlt.
Sunni @nriau iprid)t!

Der @~rprGiioent Hooieoelt botte
ieirer5eit bebalptet. OaB Die 3ablung
BON % Wiaionen Collars an 60
lnmbia 5uialnlnen nit eiuer Gltidul
oiglnlg Onfel Som's nidts ditOeres
ais Ons gin6gebeu g~egeniibcr @rprei
fern iei. acknowledgements fonO oieIc
@cDanpirnig namalSQroBe Gpppiiti
OH int gegnerii6en Eager. God bat
nun 8nllcall &nrian, Der befannte
eSi0enicilr am &anamn Aannl bier
iiber I~illflarlliig gegebet. 9lnleau
&nriaa fellnt Die Oortigen &er60lt-
niile pieleidt better, ais irqeuO eill
Nn0erer nuO bcbaltptet litlt, Dab Die
Ser. Staaten dbiolllt unniibermeile
Die 70 Wiiaioncn an Die &cpublif
Gohlmbio 3oblen Diir0en. 3luH Ser
Itan0niiic oeS Dbigen fiibren mir an,
DAB i'll 91opcln6er 1903 lih bic 8ro-
pilt5 Banana BON Columbia frei
nladte ourb cine Nepolution abrr
crit na1Oem Die @meritollcr Der 9ie-
pi6lit Columbia @ntgelt oarboten
iiir 0en @ebrauA Der aalial5one.
God ole Serrl IN 9ogotu mollten
rIebr @elo airs Dem rei6en GnteI
Sam beraiis3ieben iie b0rten nidt
All Die 8arnmgen Der Deputiertel
Der Rropin5 Eananla, oab Ole 8ro.
|pin5 @allama Den &allal inter alien
lllait0noen boben moac. 1ic (ibc.
ralc 0fferte 9lmerifn5 milroe Der.
meigert.
Nm pollen sic Deuiotrotcn ~
ARiilioHen Golfers ais Dem Stats.
iGdel neblllcn un0 Der Hcpll6lif 81.
lnnlbia noC6 gbbitte leiiten. Sic sc
ibihte 3eigt Is Oeittlidl DAB Mmerifo
feline iolde @erpilidtulgcl bat. gie
S0ee elmer ioldlci 3ablrng iii bios
einem S6doel lpie Grape Snice
9rDan c%atiprungen uno 1T EN- Teil
leiler ccntral- mo iiioomerifoni.
iden @olitif. Isle icbr es oie Chr,
0cs San0e5 oohei i'm anieben ppt
Der aail5eu Welt i61oiot, bon sen
% Niiaionen nidts ST. iogcll, finn.
inert er ii6 nihts, oenn er mill bios
ieiln 6ein0 9iooiepclt mo sic ii.
publifaniihe 4Sartei bloslcocn llnG
idlGOigeli. Ger Stint olten in Scr
ndc9lten gSobl miro es ibm mo oclll
Aall5ell Snn0e 8eigen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Sean Garmait.

fife beimli9 in Ger Sffice i6res @otten
einen photographer onbringen, nm 0a>
nit ole @efprd9e 5pif6en ibrem
Manne unb Ieinen Patientinnen 8u
belouI4en.
Sc mar bic @uffinOung biefes
Spionagsinitrumentes. pel9e auerit
ben @erOo4t auf 6rau @arman Ientte
uno Ieitbem linb nod peitere Ners
oa6tsmomente an ben Gag getommen,
Die 10 grabiersnber 9totur naren, bab
ii6 Die 8eb0rOen OeranlaBt faben,
Srou German unier Der Nutlage beg
Moroes in 6aft gu ieBen. sic befins
bet fi4 i'm Gaiiau Gountp @efdnenis
in Mineola, 8. s., mo lie Oerbleiben
mirb, Biz i6r prO3eB beginnt.
5rau @arman, cine 5rau bon be-
ipunoernsperter @ner9ie unb Miaenss
Itdrte, leugnet 5nar, bic Sat begongen
au boben, ood bot tie ii9 in ihren
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
ON lllorOrdt[eC.
VlAe eiisriiia,tigr 0rnM itebt int
@crcddt IAiuertr Sat.
Meniae @lIIIaIen bed @saenmal

0eniQe 8lutlaten her @egenpnrt
baden III meiteIicn 8reiien 10 eroBes
SnterciIe mad9eruTea, pie Der Dor
.mr3em an 6rou 9ouiis 8oilep. in
6rssport. u. y, bsgansene WlOrO. Die
1otfa9en, ioipeit ie betonnt geiDOr=
Den Iino. perfen 3foar einen i9pereu
@erOo9t auf 6rou @orman, bic Sat
tin oes Or. Gorman, in Oefen Office
Ii6 5rou 8oilsp befonO, als BON
auBsn, bur6s 6euiter, Der t0tIi4e
96uB duf iis gsfsuert ipurOs, bod
an oiretten gepetien fir ibre S6ulb
f6eint es immer nod gu mon9eln.
QBie aug osin bisber seiammelten
8emeismoteriol berOorgebt, begte I6On
felt geroumsr 3eit Srau German. bic
duBerIt sifsrId6tig beonIogt gu fem
l@eint, ben @eroo6t, boB ibr @otte,
unter Dem 9edmautel Teiner 9rpfeiz
ion, gu perf9ieoenen ieiner potisntin=
nen intime 8e3ie9ungen unterboIte.
lin fi6 @etpiBbeit 3u DerIhoffen, lieB
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

bis6eriqen NusIagen in bebentlide
Mioerfprii9e perpidelt, ein llmItano,
ser BON Der Gtaatsanmolti9aft nat)
Rrdften aus9eniiBt perOen Oiirfte. Die
perf6nli9en Jreunbe Der 6rau linO
Der 4nIi6t, bob fs an BEN WsorDe
f6ulolps lit uno bob Die Sat BON
elmer anoeren perIon begangen puroe,
oie es in Wirfli6teit ouf Or. @armon
abaefeben botte. Gs iino perI@ieoens
MnOeutungen gemo6t mOroen, oaB
binter benz Morbe elm @eAeimnis tedt,
beNen S9leier aur 9r, Garman ielbft
al liften ih @tanbe mdre.
Or. gormnn bat felt Der @erbafz
tung Ieiner 5rau unentpegt on ibrer
Geite ~geltonoen uno ii9 nab arGfter
bemiibt, ben 8erbo9t BON i6r abou-
lenten. gr bat tiidtige Mnpdlte an
geItelt, I'm feline Jrou 81 Derteibige0
uno ertlGrt ii9 pon ibrer lnfhulr
poltommen iiber3eugt.
Die @rpBeei9porenen iino augen.
blidli6 nit Der llnterfu4ung bes
Morbfones bel9dftigt uno man iiebl
in oaen RreiIen benz Musgang Der
Nprunterfu9ung entgsgen. Dur ne.
nigs atpeifeln baran. baB Brou Gar
man in Mntlage perfeBt peroen pirb
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Die 0cnti6cu Ouraul

81 Mulblugton fiibtt man tih i'll
gcnlein befrieoigt iibcr Oie iii ie0es
&iniidt ircumolide imo eniuegep
fommenoe @altmg. mel1e 0eulid
lan0 mdbreno Der Aan5ell mcrifani
lhen Mirren %eingenomnicn bat.
Nian re6net Is 0eutihlan0 bod al
oaB Is trob ser groBeu Sntcrclien
Die Is in Merifo bat. nie oic aerdI
ltc Neiging ge5eigt bat, ielbltdnoigc
Sdritte 5lun S6nBe Oieier &uterei
fen 81 tim. PTS Der oeutihe @otidjai
ter, @rai pom Nernitorif, neilid) inr
Staatsoepartement upripradl, riibn
te Stootsiefretar grDm uidlt lulr Oas
entlhloiiene Auitretun oeS 9ciebls
boberS oeS 0elltihen arell5crS Ores
oen~, Der Die Nmeritdner in I%anlpicO
ans Oell &1noci eines meritaliid)ca
MobS befrcitc, iou0aru ct bat ibn
olldl ser oelltihen H%eqiernl8 oeu
0onf ser 8ereinigten Staotcu 3u
ii6ernlitteln fir i6r liebunSipiir0ige9
Gntqegenfommen in Der 9lilclegells
belt Oes Nonfbiirger' DaInpicrS, ser
nit @oifen mo Whmition iiir Nu,
erta nad Gera Gru5 FAM nah0cm
Nmerifaner BON ser Stoot 9eiib CT.
griifen batten. Dieter 3miihenioll
ans Dem ii1 leidt unongencbnlt
Monlplifotionen bdttcn cracben t0n.
ncn, iprroe prompt 6siaclegt, nell oic
Oeitihe Gcgicrlma altf ocn Dor
ihlag Der @~ereinigtcn etantclL Die
@afieu loatell nnd @antblirg 5itriid
bef0roert mer6enb iofort eiuaina.
Sn5miiheu a6er lin0 tom mebrere
ol0cre Sale qennel0et morocn, oi}
3cnonis ablc0en i.iir Die ircnnoiiAc
Saltrmg 9cttihlauoS. Oiienbor bal
Die Oelltihe Ncgierun1 lore &ertreter
in Merifo mlsoriidlid anacmieien
Iid ioipobl orr Amcrifouer mie 0er
ai0cren 9usldnoer m,raiid on;ll.
ncbnlell. go bat ). y. ogr &ontre
AOniral @oparo nadl MnibtuatoG
6eridtet, rs ieicH oreiRia, meitere
GliiMtlinqe IN Man5alillo allqefoa,
men, mo scr 0euilNe 0olliil 0llclbi.
tie alleS, mas mr. ia leillen Ar1ftesi
llebe. nm oen nod I'M Sllan6 hsiiBol
liden Nnsl1noern 81 belfcr. 6eTileE
bat Der omerifoniihc aoniuI IN 8ero
Gru& ". SO. GnuaOa, nlitacteilt III
Mcoprlco. no Die 0tinmilng acaelI
Ole Anlcrifaner 6%cionocrS icin0i,ii,
iei, bGtten Die Gcitiden Niarinctrup
pen nelan0et nno sic b%eorohtcn Nnie.
rifoner an @oro fires SbiiieS 90
6rodt. 9erortiqe @eridic tGnlai
nntiirlih nidt perfebleL in Mai6.
ington eiucu dllBerit Qiinltiach Gin.
0rnd al MAIDEN. llno 0as lit mnli.
erireilider, ais Die oelltlhcnieiu0li.
den @rnnlcnpcraiihnlgen IN oei
SinqoprcIle bercitS cilria al Der Ar.
belt mnrelJ ipieNer 9gtihlou0 Gil.
snidnu1r5cn offs ole einsiqe Wind)t il
europa Dor 0er man lid IN NAt neG
men MILLS ms AiS iriihcr oocr ipd
ter Den merifaniidcn 4nooclmnSoe.
81 anliamerllanilhcn W2adeui6aftl
hcnliter nitric.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
6r . S,rGiiOcut SnertO fG6rt Omf bent
iMcm 0nmpfer ab.

s(n lebten Montag bcgaben iid)
Der Gr : Nr1liocnt Don Merifo @u.
crta mo feline 6onlilie al @oro 0c5
ocutihcn .arel8crS o9rcSocn~, nm
mad Samaica a~b5uiobreu. Gr mar
6eoleitct pcn ieinen iriibesgn @rieAs
miniiter @fnl..t s len Trnn mo
Iod)tcr mn riuigen 1Jioittn 0es be
f1ailssn 21t,t Wottailons AlS cr
alii Dem NrehScr alapfnnman par.
mterbiclt e iiy l0ii9erc sen mil. otpl
aapitnn oes 9reusers.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Seine bccingumgSlOic GapimlatiOl
OcS Mcrifamiihen 1%rGiiOcnten
GnrbOiaI.

Der prouiioriihe NrdiiOent Gar
6aia( bat olIrDnlIs niht 0ie Nbiidt,
iif beOiilgrngslos Dem General Gor
rall5a 81 crgeben mo er lit entidloI.
len leiile Ernppcn in Der @auptltaoi
3i fol3entricrelt, che er 3nldBt. oal
sic Gonititutionaliiten in Merifo cin
5ie6cn, obue porbcrigcs llebereinfom.
men oab Tie lid niAt aus 9tndc al
sen NnbGngern Sncrtas mo ibrcl
Na6e nergreiieil. Mil er Iieber ibrenl
@ororinacn oell dnBcritcu @iOeriteaS
eltacQenicbcn
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

AuppyS: @ie beiBt Ooh oaS Sprid
mort pom NRiiBigaang, gebmam?
ecGmnn: W%tiiBiqgolig lit alcr ga
itcr %glnfang.
0nupps: Stimnlt, Scbnlail, babel
idllt mir Gin, iuclrl Die 8robibitioni.
itcniii6rer cineu e%nItduOigen @erui
ausiibteiL 6Gtten lie tcine Belt, lid
nm oaS BriuatIe6en ibrcr Witbiir.
ger 81 fitlulnIlt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-07

ing fake mine brokerage that netted
him S250,00O in 10 years. Lorenzo B.
Adams, nephew of late POLICY King"
Al Adams, arrested.
New York appropriation by city
of $250,0O0,000 for public improve
ments to furnish work for unemploY-
cd proposal made to Mayor Mitchell.
New York-AppeIlate division of
Supreme Court ruled married school
teachers dismissed because they have
become mothers have no recourse in
courts in fight for reinstatement.
Boston. = Following Caesarian
operation. twins were born to Mrs.
Thomas Murray. Reported all well.
Pasadena, CaI.-Stanley Howard,
New York, and Mrs. Mary Scott
Hartie married 10 days ago.
Columbus, O-John D. RcckefeI-
Ter has not needed demand for $12,-
100000 personal property taxes.
ST. Louis Mrs. Mary Thorton suf-
located and Mrs. Katherine Fitzger-
aid seriously burned whom fire de-
stroyed rooming house,
Springfield, Iil.-Peter Ii sentenced
April. 1913. to indefinite termyiu pen
itentiary for assault, granted. COM
mutation of sentence for work per-
formed on good roads project last fall.
New Orleans.-7-foot porpoise
weighing $50 pounds leaped in
steamer Temple Tiger. Brought here
alive in tank "
San Francisco. - Australia will
spend 100000 for exhibit at Pan
anna Pacific Exposition, 1915
FL Paso.-SeVen Americans report
ed prisoners of Maxine Castillo, Mex
lean bandit Result of attack on
train.
CleveIand.-Man snatched hand
bag from Mrs. Jay ]. Jackson con-
tanning $4,000 in jewels and silver.
New Britain, Conn.-Living on
bread and onions and never making
moro than So day, Patrick Cough
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-07

~ JILL rSLlINIANEO
burglar. refused to make any defense
and took conviction without whimper
to save Mrs. Filomeno Feglo from
breath Of scandal. The only thing he
wanted to steal was Mrs. Feglio's af-
fections.
New York.-EVerything froa long
hatpins and narrow skirts to restrict
cd area at Sing Sing denounced at
meeting of New York Federation of
Women's Clubs.
.Washington.-Entire suspension of
business reported at Lima, Peru, due
to uprising. Minister of war killed.
CIeVeIand.-Atty. Gen. Hogan in
structed Cyrus Locher, county prose-
cutor; to sue John D. Rockefeller for
$4,000 personal PROPERTY taxes and
state will stand back of fight.
Denver.-FaiIing to die of biohIor-
ide of mercury taken Thursday, Mrs.
Katherine Seitz swallowed several
more tablets today. VIII die. "
London.-Reported Al persons suf-
located in Moscow by leaking gas
pipe in insurance Office. ,-
Detroit.-on plea of his wronged
wire. VIM. Cox. 26, convicted of con-
tributing to delinquency of Ruby
Beck, II, let off with Sf-day sentence.
New York.-Abraham Levy beaten
and robbed of $4,000 by highwaymen.
Washington.-2,5oo jobs in canal
zone to be filed by zone government
under executive order, according to
Sec'y of War Garrison. ........
StockhoIm.-King Oscar assured
petitioners for naval increase of his
approval.
New York.-13 members of "chick-
en- trust" convicted of restraining
trade, will go to jail. Appeal to Appel
late Court denied.
ST. Louis.-Mrs. Edward Hart Of
fered body to anatomical laboratory
of College Of Physicians for $500 to
l. i
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-02-20
R. BLANkENSHIP, kE aqv1sA'
THE BEST CLIMATE IN U. S.

Come to Yuma, Arizona, the land
of sunshine, no floods, no billiards.,
no cyclones, sunshine 365 days in
the year, IL months growing season
and haying in January; IL tons of
alfalfa hay per acre annually; the
greatest cotton country on earth;
oranges, lemons, grapefruit, peach
es, grapes, apricots, dates figs and
other fruits and melons produce
more bountifully and reach the
markets earlier and consequently
bring better returns than from any
other section of the United States.
Fruits are not grown anywhere else
in the world with the quality OF
flavor of the Yuma fruits. Crops
will bring annual returns of from
800 to 1920 per acre annually.
You may live here in comfort and
happiness, surrounded upon every
side by smiling prosperity. Ten acres
here is better than a lifetime sal
airy of $125 per month; twenty acres
will in short time make a large
family Independent, while forty
acres, If properly handled, will bring
good fortune in fw vars. Our
watr supply is unlimitd, being d.
verted from the Great Colorado by
the U. s. Governments 100000
irrigation project. Why live In the
land of floods, snow, sleet and Ice,
cyclones and billiards. and exc out
mere existence when there is OPP
en- to you the lands OF the wonder
full Yuma Valley; where exists per-
petual sunshine, prosperity and hap
piness, where life is worth living.
Having grit, sell your holdings or
mortgage for all you are able and
come NOW. For literature address
MCCLURE REALTY, LOAN AND
TRUST CO., 352 End St., Yuma,
Arizona. 2-20-St-pd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-02-20
GLENwooD.

G. B. Belcher has just returned
from the Blue Grass regions Of Ken
lucky with some shorthorn cows and
calves. They are very large and
beautiful, and all registered. He
and his father, Isaac Belcher, will
in the near future start herd OF
and will show that
there can be Just as fine shorthorn
cattle raised in the mountain coun-
ties as there is In Central Kentucky
Lawrence county is coming to
the front. East Fork hills will soon
by graced by beautiful shorthorns.
as there are several head already
here now for breeding purposes. In
the event Lawrence county has a
fair the coming fall the shorthorns
will mako US sit up and take
notice. q, D.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-02-20

On Monday night last Mrs. Brad
Chaffin handsomely entertained the
Cine Yves Club. 1t being not far
from the anniversary Of the birthday
OF the hero of the mythical story
OF the Ratchet and the cherry tree.
The occasion was. made to serve as
a celebration OF that suspicious
event. The decorations of the rooms
we're very Washingtonian in charac-
ter, and the ''inside" furnishings
partly consisted of cherry Ice, with
a tiny American flag stuck In each
cherry. It is reasonable to wager,
however, that the stars and stripes
we're removed before the ice was
eaten. The function was most
enjoyable one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-02-20
ENGINEERS HELD MEETING.

The Big Sandy River Board OF
held meeting in the
office OF Major Lewis H. Rand. and
formulated report upon the pro-
posed improvements Of that river
and tributaries. Colonel William q.
Langfitt, Of Savannah, Ga. stated
at the conclusion of the meeting
that the board Is not at liberty to
make public its recommendations
prior to the filing of the report with
the War Department at Washing
ton. The board is made up OF Col.
Langfitt, Col. H. c. Newcomer, OF
washington D. c., and Major Lewis
H. Rand, OF Observation-Disclosures
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ZELDA.

Wayne Polly. who was bitten by
q mad dog has returned home af-
ter q three weeks treatment.
Mrs. Abigail Skeens 10 very low
with dropsy.
Aunt Carrie" Burgess and Mrs.
Clifton Dean are in had health.
Geo. b. Hickman has moved his
saw mill to Fred Kinner's farm and
will saw cross ties.
Miss Pearl Compton, the music
teacher. was at this place Monday.
J.. d. French. a civil engineer of
Pikeville was calling on Miss Mar
garette Hickman Sunday.
Claud Hatten. OF Prichard was
calling on Miss Lucy Powell Sun
day.
) Frank Kilgore was calling on
Thelma Hickman Monday.
BLUE EYED GAL.
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WILL KNOW APRIL 10.

whether L. H. salyer, Geo. Bur
chett and James B. Sykes, of Pike
county, each OF whom 10 serving a
five year sentence in the federal
prison at Atlanta on a charge OF
with witnesses, will be
puroled in the near future will be
determined April 10, when Asst.
Supt. OF Prisons submits his report
OF recent investigation.
Salyer, Burchett and Sykes were
convicted as result of a riot that
occurred In West Virginia several
years ago, in which a Deputy I'm
tied States Marshal was killed.
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N. Z. CHURCH SOUTH.

Sunday school at 300 a. m. Let
every member of the school make
a special effort to be present next
Sunday and bring some one with
you. Preaching services at 1890
by the Pastor, and at $3.50 p. M,
Elder OF the Ashland District.
Junior League at 1880 D. m, Miss
Ellen Hughes leader. Senior League
at $3.50 p. M, Miss Nina hcHenry
leader. II you do not worship else
where come with us. Poor people
receive as hearty welcome as the
more wealthy class.
B. N. KEITH, Pastor.
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seed Oats and seed Potatoes.

We are now in position to fur
nish the farmers with White North
ern seed oats. Seed potatoes aud all
kind OF field seeds. A car OF Eat
ing Potatoes are car of seed po-
tatoes now being unloaded at our
ware house. Now ready to fill all
orders promptly. DIXON. MOORE
AND co. 26.-tf.
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Prayer Meeting Topic.

FEB. rs. Topic: What Sin Does
for Us.
/. 1t defiles US. Psalm 81, 81.
2, 1t haunts US. Psalm 81, 3.
3. 1t makes us Sad. Psalm 81, s.
4. 1t brings condemnation. Psalm
81. Q.
s. 1t drives us from Gods pres
ence. Psalm 81, IL: Gen. 8, 8: Gen.
A. 10: Matt. 81. s.
8. It grieves the Holy Spirit.
Psalm 81, IL.
Z. 1t robs Of Joy. Psalm 81, IL.
s. 1t destroys our testimony.
Psalm 81, 1915.
8. 1t brings punishment. II
Samuel 10, 1923
A. L. BURTON. Leader.
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Examinations for Postmasters.

Washington. dec 2O.-Ths Civil
Service Commission has named dates
IL next February and the places for
holding examinations for applicants
for fourth-class postmasterships in
Kentucky. From those successful In
passing the examination the Post
master General will designate Post
masters for practically every fourth
class office in Kentucky which pays
q salary OF more than $3.50 a year,
The list Is az follows:
February 21.-Hazard, Vance6urg
Louisa.
February 23.-Hindman.
February 25.-Whitesburg.