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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
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Sabre alte Balter Spuberger, bon
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Sungen batten ouf elmer S6autel
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&ettsn rib, fpel6e Die S4autel baeIt.
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pur3elbaum einen S6liihelbeinbru9
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I6en arantenbaus gebrabt peroen.
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pon uno 9ammono peritieoene Duns
ben iiber Den g(usen unb Qbi6ram:
Tungen ON &Drper Die Qebtgenonnz
ten lieben lid nad i6ren @o9nun.
gen bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Summerfeit pun guomann's Witt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
GrSbcercnfeit gum Seitrn Ses Scut-
idcn Siufuniiien6unics.

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SUM, Rahmittaes unb 9lbenbs. Dies
Ter freunbliden GinIabung Der treuen
Wiitarbsiterinnen Der gutsn Sbpeitern
peroen sepiB pieoer Oisle Srsuube Der
betannten WobItbdtigteits QlnItalt
am senanuten Suge serus GpIss lei,
fen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
SnrdD cigrnc SdJulo uerlcbt.

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an iiberfiiqte StraBeubabnpagsous
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er nit benz &0rpet einen 9rieftaIten
itretfte. Sogbt puroe mittelit gtuto=
pdtroIpagen mad Dem itGbtiIden
Srantenbaus gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
lL6en06ro6 aeiorat lper0en mirb.

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gtadmlttdg sur 0urdfiibrlmg ge.
langt, miro inter Der &citilng Der
befanntcn @ciangslebrcrin Sfrl. Gm.
ma 5edIe itcbcu lmo Die Mitlpitfen.
Den iino; hic Eianiitin @ioIa @aIter,
Die SiOliniltin 6elen aobnle. oie 90.
praniitin 25renc Notert llno ser 80.
riton Sreb ~. 9}otert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Gin 6errfides 97ef.
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gSailenbertins berlief tn f16nftr @eiie.
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fers befrmgen bie Ginnabmen iiber $4,000.

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ben einsn ber5lden @iafomm anpradJen Ss gacH
pafers 1ns 8oi nnb 8eu r. Senns Die @ain6ansaapcae
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

Gruu 8eB, grau @ebrmepsr, SRI
Siebern, Srl. Bitter, SRI. girtsn
bui4, Serene Gammers, SRI. 6aebnle
Sri. Pfeifern SRI. Wlinnie 8uIie
Jrl. u. @blers, 5rl. 6. Meper, 5r!
Seller, Sri. 6. Rui6er, SRI. &. S6s
SRI. Rora Butler, SRI. 6. ROff, SRI
Wtargaret6e @eisler, SRI. SDlDit
9eisler, 5rau 9. apbns.
GanbD 9if 6 80. 2
2tnna Quede, 9orIteberin, SRI. &ie
iepetter, SRI, 5lorsnce Reiling, SRI
StOegeI, SRI. Wilotb, SRI. @otepOOb
SRI. Wleeie, SRI. @ateppoo, SRI. Did.
man, SRI. &ef, SRI. Wilfert, 5rau
Young, 6rau Danes, SRI. 9Obn.
iteoi.
Ganbps Iii d go. 8.
9tnnu S8inbeIOeder, gorite6erin
Ulortbd S6pier, 2lu9uita gOs, 9eH.
rietta Yos.
Ganbpz Sif6Ro.4 4.
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6rau s. Gi9tenbabl.
Gopington 6 nbp Slid
SRI. Sopbie S6miot, @orite6erin,
Roialinoe WOernle, 5rieoa Soffman,
gmma !6pffmun, Carrie Stegner.
Stella 6offman, Siloa SoTfman,
Sertha Ruebmeisr, 2lnHu gluemlein,
Dora 8luemlein, Mtarp gluemlein,
Wlorgaret gluemIein, Minnie Belle,
5rau Wm. Steinman
9liidsra Ho. l.
Saco6 2uttart, 8oriteber, @eo.
&aufmann, 5rau Senrp siemery 5rau
pbil. Sitter.
9liitsrab b q o. 2.
aoam Sitter, 9orIte6er, Gbnaro
8otIon, 5ruu Qbam Bitter, 5rau
Goparo Watfon.
@lldsrab q 0. 3.
Soieph eteinmonn, @Oritsbsr, Serr
unb 5rau 9tlbinser.
Watfsu Slid.
Jrau @us. Rois, @orfteberin, SRI.
4oeIe 5reiie, 6. G8nab, Syrieba
sas5r, eleanor Greiie, JrieOa 5reiie.
GigorreRz Stano.
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&rduie.
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Nartin, 5rant Dsoig.
8ratpurit 9IoedGe.
5rsb. GberbroR, 8orTiber, Gb.
George, @eO. Rumri6, Bernie Sueliss
mann.
SarOuifell.
Gbas. Stiefouter, 9Oriteber, Rsinb
&. S6ul5.
Sollp @arben 9luts.
rao.
9us @ilbe6aus, @orIte6er, @aIter
6elo, Or. 8ebner, u. u, 9ruber, 6.
SomIinIon.
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5rsb. %. grano, 9oriteber, Ben.
Rostaup, Gbas. ReiteI. Pbil. arus
lnb aOuis Slider.
Rooelties Stdno.
Chs. S6oens6aum, 9orifeber, |
Soi. 8. Gofsn, Serbert S6osne6aum, |
Sam. WoIf.
Some 9rees 9liitsrao.
Gbas. 50. 3ebler, 9orIiser, @m. |
fe6fe, RuoOlf StsOins, GarI 3ebIsr,
sinner Serringer.
5eobp Scar II. puppenz
@Iiitsrao.
Sol. @dert IT,, 9oriteber, Spiep6
sdert ir., 2ouis Gtert.
9 ammel Seller ben
Saupt< GirgGngsn.
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J|eper, !6enrD s. Siemer, Senrp gts
'rs, g. ;. Wreos, Bm. +. &attels
lGnn, Gas. 9i6tsnbabI, Gbag. i.
deer, 5. 8. 9IOme, Sobn Roebsr.
9eIb 3Gbter.
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'osB, German RatipnaI 9ont.
Walter j. Stt uno Robert 3. OH,
tIas RatipnaI gdnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

-
SSrau Matiloa Ssaman, @priiebes
rim; frau Senrp Duenter, 5rau Dm.
Willer, Nrau 5rsb. Senter, Jrau
gaulins WoelIner, Srau Carrie Ret6s
meier. Nrau SDpbie Rismnn, 5rdu
Sobn SObansmau, 6rau 8m. 6rers
fling 5ruu Ssrsb. 9remer, 5rau Sobn
DeRuiter; fopie Die 5rls. Qpbia
Quete. 6eleu Wuenter, eleanor Bud,
Gmma 9sder, Sane Scbansmaun.
Ganbp, See Cream uRb g os
oapdifer 9ubsn.
5rauSatob 9utta ri, Saupts
8or feberin.
Ganbp Sif9Ho.1.
Grau Sobn SDIber, gOrits5srin,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
SOCIAL. PERSONAL.

The rikrvlnr Young mems hnsR ct
ban team hns received rhruupb its
MANAGE Mr. .Is,rl ,rhampsnn' , rnni.
llonpe 10 ulnX thc CotIrtrsr,irk f.,,n
which desires thst Inc 0rst match
I.r,rrf,c. -hplI r1uc an Mt I4lsS,uI. Thc
ErhplIroeo p,y IN, ,crertrJ ....,..
MIR. N u .rrl,pgI. and. \igss nay.,
Halves both or Gnrt,fn ~ wrrr tho
EparstS ~ nrgr iirptbrr Mr. Zen HAYES.
an5 r,ml, .r,r -,,,r4r. ,Il,,. If, .I,,,.,. ,,,,l
A .hdrlrJtuE Girl baby ya, born To
Mr. and AIrs.J Sn.,,l. IA til,fr>h,,tr,
ii tbis.rtr. .l,st SUNDAY uTfrGIrtl. me
little one which is rng4frp grrli re-
i1t,,ut.. .,t. ng,E.ga.fd ,,,.ri,. ,,nr H. ,hr5.
tened Lucille
.Rrhf. IInn.,Rsr. rsigrr.J s,,..l,i- E,,r,.
rnrr Igs, -ur5s, sy.,,f,.. 4t,.r i, rrl.r
nr II 4l..,a% ,ygri.t4 Isi.r,s,..Ir.
aat S.tYrIt1 .a,t.rtnnr for .h,.rl
yisit ia friends
Dr O x Eord Ma utrrtyr sarfrp
.1ld friends iagf ssr,frda,
Mrs NJ - hIrC,lcllard ar .trukuts.
arrived In pE.ylla n4 TTfr4day M
rarno.n for sb,,rt y-n ,o friends
she was the gucst .of Mr. and Mrs II
n IIaruau III Huffman. II.ipiva
while here
Attorncy s. q Isorrus,n. of l,resrnng
nlrp wns m thig.city for several dayg
looking after prarrgsInrI busu.4s
last week
q Il GhutHeld went Id Ashland On
business lar ThursdHy Mr. r,hntd.ld
Is oua If the sriccrssfta curl operators
nf he Timer sandy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

tives at Heller,
Proctor Damron. school teacher of
Shelhiana, was in Pikeville FOR several
days this week
w. II Ninth returned Tuesday from
a business visit To- CatlettsbIrg
a fine druVoo I hogs averaging over
400 pounds were brought 70 Pikevihe
from BIN Mays farm on Johns Greek
TUESDAY and sold to the kuld I>ash
Store, the bin amounting to- over $500.
PIKE county farmers may do well II
they WIN try. Hogs are good money
quickly made 49,. 3d.. '.."
Mrs Ida Kcithley, Of shelby Greek,
has moved to Piktvilc and WIN occupy
the Residence recently VACATED by W
r, Loar and family =" .. .."..
F. After having finished " "a j-weoks
health. campaign in Pike county nr.
Nj W. steele .bactcrologist and State
health Inspector for Eastern Kentucky
returned to his home. at Bowling Green
Wednesday, and. will be followed at
the close Of the week BY the Two young
ladies', the Misses Clarkson and Pet
rrsou, who have hGen acting MS micro
seopic experts. IJr steele may return
some time in December to ffntsh his
lecture tour IN Pike county and make
some points in the rural parts of die
county that hc"could not reach al this
time. g. ~.
Thanksgiving was celebrated. in
royal stale. at Pikcville this season
Not 50 many turkeys were marketed.
here for city consumers, but chickens
and other fowls meats were plentiful
Roo2e was also a scarce article and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
REVIVAL IN PROGRESS.

Evangcists o H. Calls and Kenton
II Byrd are conducting a series 81
evangelistic services at the VI II
Church South that promises to be the
strongest attack upon vice ever under
taken in this city The Rev Mr. Calls
arrived alone last week, and the reyi-
val began sunday morning Rev Mr.
Byrd arrived later and the great
meeting has been launched in earnest
All the other churches of Pikeyille are
heartily cooperating to make it the
biggest religious event In many years
Mr. Calls is a skilled choir director
and splendid music is an outstanding
feature of the meetings
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
CHILD AND MOTHER BURNED.

Ruth, the infant daughter OF MIR
and Mrs Roy Venters was badly
burned at her home at Willard this
county, last Friday morning and her
mother was also seriously injured
while trying TO save her from death
After building a IRE In the Kitchen
stove, Mrs Venters left the little girl
alone in the room, and the child's dress
took fire while playing too near the
stove Her screams brought her motht
er, but before the flames could be put
out the mother was also badly burned.
For a time the little ones injuries We're
thought 10 have been fatal, but she IL
now recovering, M is also her mother.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
ADAMS.

Mrs. Milt Burchett is very sick,
Mr.. and Mrs A j. Thompson arc
very feeble at present
Dr Hayes was called 70 see Uncle
Harry shannon He is very low
Mrs NJ r. Hayes passed down our
creek sunday To see her daughter Mrs.
.C s. Thompson
The mines are running in fun blast
with II X POLK supt
+ on the night Of the 10th the good
peopls Of Adams and vicinity came to-
gether at the home Of G, $ Thompson,
all well loaded with catables They
took these things to the parsonage
whore Rev Booth resides. He is at
Yatesvllle III protracted meeting at
this writing We are glad 10 have
Bro Booth with us this Year for our
preacher. BIZ u JAA"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
DOINGs OF JOHNSd
COUNTY PE0l
News From Paintsyille
the Surrounding
/. Country.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
NOTICE

A petition for Il road on Rove Creek
etc, having been filed with the County
Judge, to run over the land Of O. b
Stump Bud Bauck Jesse stewart -
Vanhorn, +. NJ. stewart sam Bellomy
Bill Bellomy, sam Bellomy, to Bear
Creek near Miller's store ! hereby
give notice that | will file petition ht
the regular County Court day IN De
cember for the appointment Of re
viewers, who may make the necessary
surveys, etc, that the County Court
may decide whether or not this road
should be established and built
B. j, GALLOWAY, G. II. r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
BUCHANAN.

Bro, Preston preached at this place
Sunday. IT..
J. +. Hatten is i'll at this writing.
Thomas Cartmel is able to be out
George Richmond. of up Sandy, Wis
tied our Sunday School and gave us
n splendid talk. 49,. ..
Burns Finney and Bascom Clay, Of
Burnaugh. visited our Sunday School
Sunday. 49,.
Johnnie Boggs and Ed Bishop, Of
Greenup, were calling on Julia Me-
Sorley and Bessie thurman Sunday.
Allen Ross was calling on Zada Tur-
man Sunday
Mrs. Charles Spencer and little son
have returned from Ironton where they
have been visiting. .
Mrs. J. o. Black and Mrs, Lou Black
were visiting Mrs Mayme Ravens
Sunday.
Mrs. j W. Ravens fell and was badly
injured,
Pete Hewlett and wife were visiting
Mrs. Jim Hewlett last week,
Charles and Wayne Burns. Of Cll-
bertson. called on J H. Rankin sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, K. /. MoTrow, ~ ke'
nova are expected home for Thanks
giving
Hazel Black and Emily Morrow We're
calling on Emily and Jessie Bell Nc
Sorley Sunday.
Harry Berry passed through Buch-
anan Sunday
Lizzie Morrow was shopping at
Zelda last week
Roy Black is employed at the Cat
lettsburg locks
Paul Hensley, Of Normal. was Wis
ting Elizabeth Morrow recently
GUESS WHO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
ALARMING HookWoRM
PERCENTAGE. -.

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= 49,. -, ,,,oa nr nor,In
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i o",,' ,,,.i, fnr W., cnnn, 70 'nnI,I om,
-, -. =, ii, .''-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
BE QUICKEN sNAP-17S :

mostly hillslope, sugar, poplar, red
oak, etc; schoolhouse on l7S near the
cross roads; on, mile to pike Z y miles
- o. of cambridge, o. over 400 ap-
i: etc, trees planted spring 1914.
r. Vugh for three to five families, and
grow small fruits for Columbus as
owner, c. r. Elsea, did elsewhere. Two
miles to Latham. Price for all 5000.
cash; or $3.50 on terms Of half cash
and balance 3 or years, Address
REV. SAMUEL O., ELSEA, SOUTH
WEBSTER, O. 2t- pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
NOTICE.

A petition having been filed with the
County Judge, by J. c. Green. for a
road to connect tho Tarkiln road with
tho Lower Laurel road to run over the
land of e. F. Williams, Lonzie Sa-
graves, or Troy Sagraves, Notice is
hereby given that | will file petition
with the County Judge at the regular
County Court day in December to have
reviewers appointed to make the nee
essary surveys etc, so that the County
Court may determine whether or not
this road should he constructed.
b. j.. GALLOWAY, c. r. E. "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
Low Consumption Rate,

Er. Steel stated as a compliment to
the atmosphere VI the mountains lhat
the rate of tuberCular Infection Is
lower here. than perhaps anywhere IN
the state, especially is 1t below the 0v-
eragr in Western Kentucky This Is
due TO. valuable healing properties Of
the mountain atmosphere ..."..
Upon the whole, the specialists we'll
pleased with the results of his work,
and ne feels that though his stay has
been brief he has accomplished "A great
amount Of actual good. Certainly a
great number Of our people owe their
deliverance from this curse to his
presence here, and the county owes
him a debt Of gratitude for having
made plain the DANGEROUS position
which We occupy. .s..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
MOVED TO kENONA.

W~T Boar ana family will move to
their. new home At krnnva Friday.
where. Mr.. Loar owus consideru-
able property They have HTed .iu
.Pikevllle a long while and are ma
ttNcs Of nif,r. county. but were also
farmers IN the West for several YEARS.
MIR. Ioar is a skillml carpenter, and
will occupy his time with his profes-
sion mud truck gardrniuG ~. .,.s..
MANY friends here viii miss them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
SUGAR LOAF.

Tnrrr. yyR4 church "a this uIncr Stt.
rra., ana sunday 4 larr.'g fnvd N
tented nam rrand, Kop
WINE l.acEn.,rt. Niir starr a sinptba
srh0orat this place the LIST OF ianuAh.
trurs Dinnr r6jE.d III Nlaud isuEa
Ch,tt Satprd,y night
" Merritt VISITED Miss lp,z q
dinrton sunday
Nr npd Mrs lace BprrhEti yis
Nlr and Mrs 4 . Rurchctt Shnir
ana sunday
Mr. and Mrs + + Merritt VI
Wnl Merritt SUNDAY
Mr. ana Mrs Perry Lester VI
q u. i5er6ssttt SATURDAY ma sun
B,lI Niny called on Miss viccy Il
ham sunday
Cfydc o Rurchctt visited home
SATURDAY, ard SUNDAY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
PIKE COUNTY NEWS
CHILD DIES OF GROUP.

The infant child Of Nj l. Greer at
Myra, this county died from the ef-
fects of combined phthIsic and Group
last Thursday night Owing to the
fact that the child was 50 young its
ailments could not be successfully
treated although heroic efforts were
made to save its life,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
PLAY GIVEN

a plai entitled The Old Maids
Club" WINS gwen at The college audi
tprtum Tuesday evening under the
auspices ur the Young Ladies Guild
and the ladies Aid Society The parts
were well Rendered and enjoyed by an
present The play was given Ia hriI
liquidutc the debt against the new
parsouag. u the NJ f: church Suuth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

Advices from Hindmau state that
several more new cases. OF typhoid
have developed in the w. c. r.. Y.
Settlement School there during the
past few days The Red Cross nurses
from Lexington and Louisville are,
however, getting the situation pretty
well in hand and hope to CONTROL the
disease There ts,littIe hope that the
school will be able to resume again
this winter. The matter is much re-
GREETED as hundreds OF poor mountain
boys aud girls were receiving insruc-
ton in the school with but little eN-
pense The Hindman w. c. r. Z. Set
Element School has done great good
and its influence has been felt for
years. .. &c.,. @, 3D.. ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

M j. Allen has moved from Low
Evansville this county 70 Ashland and
is IN the grocery business there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
LETCHER COUNTY
a. AND WHITESBURG.
What is Happening in this
Rich Coal Territory
of Kentucky.

Whiteshulg Ky, Nov % Thanks
giving is being generally observed
throughout Letrhcr county, especially
among the churches and schools, both
the Methudists and Baptists holding
services in the Whitesburg churches.
Both churches were quite largely at
tended s.. e.. "~ .:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

Some of the worst weather known IN
Letcher county within half a century
according to the oldest inhabitants
has been experienced during the past
week The mercury neared the zerU
point in MANY places. while there were
seven or eight inches OF snow ON the
ground
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27
Look a
/ am

Il cannot say
too much for Pc
runa. II has en-
tirely cured me OF
my trouble. My
ye IDS were
I h / k and red
nearly all tn Q
time. My eyes
W ere especially
sensitive to light.
Cnturrh was my
trouble. | had
h a d m y yes
treated and took
u great deal OF
m G dlcine. but
nothing seemed TO
help me until 1
tried peruna. /
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

always use Peruna when ms
need Il. Always md II verl
II helps wonderfully. You
my testimonial anywhere yol
To-" so SAYS Mrs. c. Skehsl
6il S. LeAvitt St. Chicago. ]
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-27

Blanks for Magistrates and Con
stables for sale at the NEWS office
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10
Georgian Thanks
Churches for Aid
To Dying Bulgars

The ministers and the church
congregations Of Atlanta made
Bulgaria Day" success. The
Georgian thanks the ministers for
their sympathetic CO operation and
their appeals from the pulpit, and
the congregations for their liberal
responses.
While those who contributed
may be sure of the gratitude Of
the Hearst newspapers, which
opened the fund in America, and
Of Queen Eleanora, at whose per-
sonal request the relief work was
started in this country, the real
satisfaction of the donors will come
in the knowledge that they have
been the direct means Of saving
lives and aIIeviatine suffering in
distressed and bleeding nation.
The collections from the Sunday
services at the churches, as we'll
as the individual contributions
which are still coming in, will be
forwarded at once to the Red Cross
headquarters in Washington and
from there will be sent to tho
Queen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10
PRESIDENT PUTS
HONOR BEFORE
PLATFORM
Says Party Pledge Can Not In
terfere With international
Obligation,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-That a
platform pledge can not interfere with
the settlement Of an International
question involving a point Of honor
was the declaration made to-day by
President Wilson in making clear his
attitude regarding Panama Canal tolls
and the Democratic platform plank
which declared in favor Of the ex
emption of American coastwise ships
from the payment Of tolls. His posi-
ton is firmly fixed against the ex-
emption
President Wilson indicated that in
an International question involving q
treaty obligation and a point of ma
tional honor, party platform decla-
ration can not be binding when op-
posed by other considerations.
The President told his callers that
a change of circumstances over
which the United States has no con-
troll had changed the situation since
the Baltimore platform was adopted
This declaration is Interpreted to
mean that the British protest has as
sumed a new phase.
President Wilson said, however,
that he has not discussed the Panama
tolls question with the British Am
bassador, Sir Arthur Cecil Spring
Rice, and has not taken up the ques-
ton with the British Government
since James Bryce left Washington.
The President stated that he had no
present plans of sending a message
to Congress on the subject, believing
that the announcement of mis- atti-
tude would be sufficient to get ac-
ton repeating the exemption at the
present session of Congress.
There is no question that Presi-
dent Wilson regards the Panama tolls
question as interrelated with the va
rious foreign entanglements in which
the United States now finds herself
and that he Is anxious to clear up the
question before pressing the others
for final solution.