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Lower coast gazette., 1914-05-09

Little lamps that would hardly give enough
light for a small room are now being used for
lighthouse purposes, throwing beams many
miles. One little lamp rated at only thirty can
die power and operated BY a battery has 2 rec
ord Of beidg seen clearly at a distance Of more
than twenty miles.
The. secret il the concentration OF light.
Every effort was made to keep the light source
down to as fine = point a possible and then TO
keep it all concentrated in one narrow beam.
This particular light ~reyolves, and az It comes
rosnd the fine pencil Of beams will catch . per
son S aye miles away.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

westwardly and uOrth-westvariiv
60 the beginning
said property will be sold ON Il
credit Of six months. the purchas-
er t. execute bond with apprayed
security, with legal interest from
the day of sale.
The amount of money 10 be rails
Ell by this sale IL 1857 80 with six per
Get interest from June 10th, 1911, in
favor u W. @, Colson, Trustee. aud
sl-7,tG with ten per cent interest
from June eth. 1892 in favor GOT
Mar A Foley, and SIS. w cost OF this
action
Witness, my hand this July 9Th,
1911.
Sale TO pe between tho hours Of
Ia o clock a, N. and 1 O'Clock p. III.
W w BTPLEY, L c
Knox Circuit Court
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
gerry news
I Simon. }

A large crowd attended Sunday
School here Sunday.
Rev Brock filled his regular appoint
ment at Poplar Grove Sunday.
Mrs Annie Bullock has returned
to her home at Gray.
Virginia Herrin, Of McRoberts, is
with homsfolks this week.
Misses Edith and Flossie Martin
are with their brother Clarence at
Baden, KY, this week.
Dry and hot at this writing.
Hope every body enjoyed the 4th
Of July at home or some picnic.
Hoping to see letters from all OF
the ADVOCATES correspondents /
ring of for this time.
Nathan Parker is slowly improv.
ing, his side and neck still hurt him
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
MRS. BELLE HAWKINS USES MAYR
RENEDY-"NEvER FELT BETTER
IN My LIFE"

Mrs Belle Hawkins, Eminence
KY was \ victim Of stomach d.,
orders she TOOK great deal Of
treatment and medical attention.
Al last che tried Mayr's Wonder
iul stomach Remedy and get zeal
Results. la letter telling Of her ex-
perienc", she ssid:
Il have taken all Of the medicine
! ordered of you and will say II has
done more good than all the doctors
aud medicine | even tried. don't
really think | need any medicine
now a. think am we'll. never
lett better in my life. Ii ever
should need any medicine ! know
where to get it,"
That is a typical letter, taken as
one among the thousands from the
users Of Mayf's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy. The first dose proves no
long treatment.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
WARRGN
(Ly Nut')

The 4th has come aud gone an,
Mutt lives to tell the tale
Little Miss 1helms Douglas, o
Rim. is visiting Miss Uue Ma,
Donahue
| Roy J Rogers was shopping il
Middlesboro during the 4th
Miss Catherine Douahue has gone
to Paris to visit school friends for
several weeks
Mrs L Wester6eld spent a few
days with relatives in Barbourville
this week
Mrs " G Martin and little daush.
ter will return home this week from
Bristol, Va, where they hare been
visiting for the past several weeks
Lawrence G Kuhn, OF Wheeling
" Va has accepted a position with
the Carter people in ;he engineering
department, and will play first base
on the ball team
Mrs os Hodnett returned this
week from Richmond, Va where she
has been visiting relatives
Charles F Raney has returned
from suite, Montana. where he has
been visiting friends Of bygone DAYS
and we are glad to report that "Cef'
is still single
Miss Florence Ranev, 4 very at.
tractive young lady from Logan, o |
is visiting her brothers, Supt " R
and Charles F Raney. and will be a /,
pleasant visitor for several weeks
Mrs " " snead, has returned
from Castlewood, Va after visiting
friends for several weeks and we are
all glad that she got back alive as
she had very narrow escape in an |,
automobile accident ont on the pike F,
rom Castle wood, the driver losing
OF his machine and IL ran
Town an embankmeut, turning over .
Mrs Snead was caught under The
:ar and it was a miracle that she
escaped with her life She was con-
'iderably bruised and suffered a Sc.
7ere cut on the face from which she
has not fully recovered None of the
other occupants of the car were
iurt and it was most fortunate that
10 lives were lost
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
DO IT NOW
barbouvrills People Should Not Wait Until
II Is Too Late.

The appalling death rate ifrom kidney DIS
ease ie due In most cases TO the last that the
little kidney troubles are usually neglected
until they become serious. The slight symp-
toms often give place 10 chronic disorders
and the sufferer may slip gradually into some
serious form Of kidney complaint.
II you suffer from backaehe. headaches,
dizzy spells; il the kidney secretionS are ig-
regular Of passage and, uInstursl in appear
snce, do cot delay, Help the Kidneys at cnce.
Doan's Kidney PILE are especially for kid
ney disorders they ACT where others fail.
ovor one hundred thousand people have
,ecomIoeodei them.
Here 70 one Of many cases IN thir vicinity;
Mrs. John Gooiin, Third Street, Corbin, ny.
says MY little SRI suffered for two year,
from serious kidney e.soI lers. I was In de.
SPAR, not knowing what TO do Tor her as
nothing proved Of bcnrnt. AT last, through
friends advice, got Deans Kidney Pills.
she began 10 improve At once ana before the
second box had been fnished, che was I:d Of
the trouble
Price eoc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask
for Gdaey remedyt-get Doans Kidney
Pins-ths same that Mrs Gcodiu recon-
nends, Foster hilbuan Co, Props, Buffalo,
New York
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
commissioners Sale
hnox Circuit Court

By order OF the Knox circuit count
r7nigIei at ira April term, 1914, in
the case Ct;
J 4 Gillian.
and Martha Gillian, PIN :,
against
] i Gray. DeGt,
viii as commissioner, on Mon
day the 9th day of July, 1914, same
being the first day of the regular
term OF the Knox county court, sell
at the court house door In Barbour
Vile, Ky, To the highest ana best
bidder, the follswing described pro-
pertv, or enough thereof 10 setisfy
tho Judgment in said case amount
ing u two (t3, 10000 thousand dol
lars with interest at six per cent per
annum from September gath, 1899
lutd paid with probable cost OF Que
u,lQo} hundred dollars.
4 certain boundary of land, be-
g.uAing Oh stone on the East side
'A A'laA ANaA ANNACbAA : SSAAAA AtA
u=r. thence % IA IL poles 70 the
S corner II Ben Parker's lot thence
theuee 65 u IS poles TO a stake,
Pen Parkers corner; thence 10
Is poles - q white oak; thence Z
% IS poles 20 stake IN the hollow
a-Sr al apple tres; thence 4jl-2 "
IL poles 70 n Spanish oak Ssdlius
corner near sraye psrd; thence
Is Ii +-5 poles with Nedlius line 10
Il stake; thence q 81 " 10 is poles 10
a post OAK; thenct 10 " 3 SO poles
10 black oak; thence - " 2 Ia
poles 70 a stake; thence ;, " 30
poles to stake; thence n 81 " u
poles 20 Z Cox's corner; thence ;
" Ii poles, 20 " 80 IA poles, 9 % "
q. poles 70 sweet gum, Cox corner,
ada Chestnut : corner; thence 3 IA
" Ii ~ poles to a stake; thence 5 II
" 10 poles to = black gum, Chest
nuts corner; tbenoe 80 VIA l-2
poles 70 a poplar, r = Owens cor
ner; thence 10 WI pole 70 a stake !;
thence IS W IA l-2 poles to sstake (;
thence . 30 " 10 Ia poles to a stake
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
Commissioners Sale

49,. ,r4.r ,, a.. r
Court ,,r5-r.i.,,.- -,
1914 ~ ,h....,..ot ''"''
9,.,,
/ ram IN
.-'c'ss Z iaylor
''.,.'f 5' 'or Defendants
"'' IS Commissioned. on MON
'"'' BE -'th day at July, 1914,
'.'.". '''nE hrst day OF the regular
..'" of the Knox county Court,
.-'' .,' .'" Cont house dor in ear.
'"-i''''s, hy to the highest and
best bidder, the following described
lrop.''"' o5 enhugh thereof to sat
+ ,h' Judgment ia said case,
""'."ot'ns to 10000, with inter
O.. from July 18th, 1912, until paid
ana e-.'mat't cost of 500. VIZ:
sand tract OF land IL bounded as
.-..'"s. situated Jr the Middle
.'ra o. 'tnG'ng Greek. and which
's .'.'"G as the oiI House rrao,h.
90 Er'~ county Kentucky, and he
,.aa'41 "a ebestaut "a tue uils
,pur m the ine' of Samuel King.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

A regular morning operation I'D
the bowels puts you in tine shay.
for the days work. It YOU mis-, q.
you feel uncomfortable and cauu,.
put vim into your movement. !.g
all bowel irregularities HLEtl,L
is the Iemedg. 1t purltiss, strength.
ems and regulates. Price so, Sold
by 7. Frank Hawn.--Ady
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
Commissioners Sale
h,uE CIRCUIT COUNT

" T. IyisOn, Trustee, PlaiLtirf
US B tommissIoEgr's Sale
.rEhU1 ~m4h &c, Defendants
l.. yiJ.r # the Knox Circ1.t
CONT rendered ct ia April term.
bis ia Lar above styled case I VIII
a, CumIuis siourr on Monday the
9th ia. Of Jul. lsl4, II being the
it's. Day III CountyCourt, sell az the
court house door in .BGrboUrvilie,
Nu.- county, ~ t. the hishe st and
bees, bidder tte following described
Vui.,t.. situated ia EhyA county,
boundary ussiuuing Al tie north
Ht.r corner VI the Joshua smith
land l' stake on the east side oi
the LIS y K II; thence with SAID
Ea'iryHd soUthwardly TO the sourh.
N,st yuu.G Of said Joshus Smith
Land, thence esstwsrdly with said
smiths line ~ the southeast corner
OF said Sni . uudGry thence
with SAID r Ao neTthvardly
and nor s TO the north,
caste ,r .pundaryi thence
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
Why WEAK LUNGS ?

The toll OF tuberculosis - ,'#.HrF
more than $50 victims every dlE U. r,.
United States, YET fsw realize r..,' r..E.
condition until the CriuSll P-yiuI a..f....
OverwoTk, worry weakness ai-,. ...a
ness, calarIh, tronchirsi t-uier th..H.- .
all exert the weakening ,uNv,r>- tan.
invites CONSUMPTION.
To guard against consumption, tho2-
sands OF peopls take Scott sEmuls,oult,..
meals because its rich medicinal nuuJi-l-
ment sueugttens the lungs, puts Nlso On
the blood, snd upbuilds strength 10 r-sist
tuberculosis. ScSu = Emulsion lsu.tu,c 3
strength builder Rstoss substitute,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

Children tuat are atiscted by
worms are pale and si-kley and lis-
bls 10 contract SOME fatal disease.
WHITES CREAM EERMIFu6E
expels worms promptly aud puts
ths child on the road to health.
Price 25c per bottle, Sold by ].
Frank wu--Adv.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
PERSONALS

James Russell, Of London, wa,
here Wednesday.
Roy Rogers, of Warren, was In &c
see us Friday of last week,
E.G. Lyons. of Middlesboro, wee
hero bstween trains Thursday.
Charles SmiJn, Of Benham, spent
a day or two of last week here with
his parents.
Miss Dewey Smith, of Ely, was In
town Wednesday the guest Of Miss
Myrtle mitchell.
j. a. McDermott moved his family
into their new residence property on
Allson A venue last week.
q. w. Tye has recently purchased
the John G.. Matthews residence
property on Knox Street.
n. p. Cottongim, formerly mer-
chant of this town, now q knight OF
the grip, is here for q few days rest.
Rev. T.. X. Overly, who has been
ont of the city for two weeks, is with
us again aud will take up his church
duties Sunday morning.
Misses Mary Gibson and Fannie
Catron, Of Atlanta, Ga, accompanied |
by Robert and William Catron, are
visiting relatives here this week.
Important meeting Of the Royal
Order Of Mules called for Friday
night 20 applicants to initiate, all
members requested to be present to
help with the work.
Chas. L. Furd and wife. of Mid
dlesboro, were in the city Monday
between trains, and someone says
that Judge Hurd made a speech TO
the teachers III the institute,
Mas. W. w. Byrley left Saturday
for Clovis. New Mexico, taking with ,
her Ebert and Leona; they will re-
main there for sometime Mrs. Byrley
having gone there for the health.
The new management OF Hotel
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Mealy, gave a I
dance Friday evening Of last week =
which vas immensely enjoyed By
quite number Of Our younger set.
Mr.. /. J. Brennan, of The Harm
man Hardvood & Lumber Co., Har- t
rimau, Tenn, accompanied by Mrs.
Brennan, is here for a few days
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mealy.
MIR Stacy, Clerk of the U. s. Dis
-rict Court at London, and Mrs.
Stacy, were here Tuesday to see Mrs b
stacy grand father. Mr.. Joe Samp-
,on, who has been quite i'll fer sew
raj days.
Miss Mary Price, who has been :"
attending Union College during the a
erm lust closed, returned to her is
,ome III Mt, Vernon last week ana
will teach in the school at that place
or the present term. u
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Robson, Miss 10
Daisy and Master John left Monday 81
or an extended trip through the pl
.orth, they will visit several of the
otsd RESORTS and will stop over on
he return trip with relatives at Day IT.
on Ohio. FIR
Prof. l.. b. Hammock, represent al
lg the Sue Bennett Memorial School sh
( London, is in our city this week q,
9oking after tho interests of his e.,
chool ahd attending the Teachers
institute, He will be glad to talk to -
Prospective students while In town df
nd will take pleasure in mailing his Nd
atalog to students who will furnish ca
i'm their address. See the display 90
4 of This school in this issue
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

Lime Long usea as Fsrsiiixsn
Lime vas one on the earliest mate
rials used 70 improve soil. being men
toned In tho w-itiAgs Of Pinto and
Hpmy.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few Years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years
doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease'and prescribed local remedies.
. aud by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven Ca.
tarrh to be a constitutional disease
laud therefore requires constitutional
treatmeut. Halls Cstsrrh Cure,
manufactured by F ! Cheney & CO.,
tSSlcdo Ohio, is the only Coustitu-
ioual cure on the market. 1t is
Ven internally in doses from 10
Ups to q teaspoonful 1, acts di.
ectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
Ne cure Send for circulars and testi.
Address:
Fl CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio
6old by Druggists, 75e
TAKE Halls Family Pills for con-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

Merely a Preeavtien.
pld RoXton-The limousine. Peters!
b Peters. owing TO the present tenn
Of the employed. ieaye out the
4 fovers.-Puck
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10
Announced Candidate

.FThe following gentlemen la.
announced, registered and Is ont
awaiting the decision ut the Pl'"u
Election to be held on cat"1At.
August let, 1914:
Democratic u 5 Send ur5
Long Term
JAS. b. MCCREAEt
Richmond, lay.
A. .. STANLkG,
Henderson, Ky.
]. G. w. BECKHAM,
Frankfort, Ky.
Democratic u ) Senators
Short Tern,
ID. ii. SMITH,
Hendersonville, ahy,
BENNETTE II. HOUNG,
Louisville, by.
JOHNSON NJ. CAMDEN,
Versailles, Ky,
Republican u 5 Sendi0r5
Long Term.
LATT +. MCLAUGHLIN,
Madisonville, Ky.
AUGUSTUS E. WILSON,
Louisville, Ky.
RICHARD p. ERNST,
Coyington, by.
Republican q 5 Ssnat0r@
Short Term.
WM. MARSHALL BlCItI
Louisville, ny.
HENRY FITZPATRICK,
FrestOnsburg, hY,
Republican congressman.
CALEB POWERS,
Barbouryil!s, Ky.
JOE F. BOSWORTH,
Middlesboro, by.
Progressive u , Senator
GEO. W, JOLLY,
Owens hero, Ky.
BURTON VANCE,
Louisville, Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

Read tbs ADvoeArK, l year 81
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-10

The following sentIemrn hH."
announced, registered and Is "ul.
awaiting the decision ut the PIi"Ni.
Election to be held on Sar"tAt..
August let, 1914
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13

AT WAR AGAIN
fractional Strife Begins in Convention
Caucus, Over Or. Anna
Shaw.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov l3.-Delegates
from the Woman Suffrage association Of
the southern states, which closed its con-
vention Wednesday az Chattanooga, yes
terday augmented the army sufragists
gathered here for the convention OF the
National American Noman's suffrage
association. beginning this afternoon,
The southern contingent will throw is
strength 10 Mrs. Desha Breckenridge
Lexington, Ky, for The presidency.
The caucus last night Was thrown into
clash Of factions nv the refusal Of DIR.
Anna Howard shaw 20 Accept oalce a.
president emeritus and 10 permit Mrs.
Breckenridge 30 become president with
cut opposition.
Peace advocates admitted slate FOR
officers. which aside from Mrs. Breckin-
ridge for president called for Miss
Katherine D. DAVIS. New York. and
Mrs William Kent. California. - vice
presidents: Alrs. STANLEY McCormiek
Chicago. treasurer Mi.s Anna Martin.
Nevada. corresponding secrptarys Or.
Amelia Keller Indiana. recsrdlHg secre-
tarF Mrs.. Grace Thompson seton. Con
neetieft aud Mrs Nellie s1mertiIle.
isreenfiiie Miss auditors.
Ne selection fOr first vice president
was made helause Mrs.. Grace Wilbur
Trout Chicago. Illinois president. Be- b.
me inpartuued 90 take that Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13

member should get busy" at once il he
intends 10 introduce bills. This brings
out the crux Of tne whole situation; less
laws, not more. which is the final reason
why the session should not run over 90
DAYS
The educational commission Is prepar-
ing a bill 70 cover its recommendations.
The commission on workmen's compen-
sation will submit measure covering
it, Investigations. The commission TO
revise the statutes in accordance with
the constitutional changes will do like
wise. other state departments viii have
bills covering their needs.
Remains, perhaps, the question Of
direct primary, but even this measure is
practically covered by the tentative draft
submitted 70 the state committee for
an unofficial primary. and there are doz-
ems OF similar measures on file.
The point u that by getting TO work
nov. the members-elect may b. 80 full
days ahead OF any previous legislature.
with paid legal assistance provided by
The statute aforesaid. As a matter Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13
COMB SAGE TEA IN
LIFELESS. GRAY HAIR
II Mixed with Sulphur, II Dsrkens So
Naturally Nobody
Can Tel

Gran8mothsr ke5t her hair beautifully
farkened riossy and attendant with q
brew 81 sage tn and sulphur. When
eter her hair feH cut 30 took ON thnt
Anll faded ur streaked appearance. this
simple mixture aas applied uth Nnn-
derful afett. rs asking 81 any drug
store fer sWrsths sage and Sulphur
Compound sos NiH ed q large bottle
a ttis Cli-tinlt rHgre, ready O. use inr
short CD effts This swrlr MIXTURE
ran b. DEGRADED ufsn o. restore net
ural sr.lor end tssaufr ta ths heir ard l.
sr8srfi1 Ser danzauH. DRY. ttiy scalp
ard fauuH hsn
A ven -tfewn dawntsur frurrsi sars
everybody uses Mvash's Sage and -r,-
r9rf. 1srause Il dafEsHs - nnturalir
ard freffv that uassHv tnn tfA g has
iern HrHIiaEs - easT tu use. tH1
Yea stur1r dsnnsn e errt r- sftt
f-ust end Haa = tiruu1t Tnur i.rr
tal ~ urs strana af tfans. fF uH-r-
RI ftr gas har dssrrears a-tff ar
rshrr rr1i-1f5nf - fua. b raernrsf
81 - rafura ss3af End iu1is -ossg
salt and atundHzs --Alrt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13
sIxTY-DAY SESSION
For Vernon, Legislature Favored By the
Rutland Herald.

The Herald believes that its contempt
raries who are weakening on the propos
al TO limit the coming legislative session
to 90 days are doing their state a most
Indifferent service.
The secret Of getting a thing done il q
impress on those who do IL that Il NO,
only can but that Il must he done.
Positive psychology wins football
games and lies back Of all accomplish.
mcnts Of public value.
Negative Psychology spells defeat, re-
pudiation and failure. Once begin b
preach the gospel Of REIMBURSEMENT and
YOU have shown the way 10 complete
surrender.
The work Of the Vermont legislature
viii b. complete in 30 DAYS II the mem
h-rrs are convinced that public sentiment
demands t.. but II q hslf-dozen easy
going editors inform the state in ad-
vance that u can't h. done then the leg
islature vill 70 about things in the old
fashioned. hsphhzard. good -natured fash
son and vii not realize until the middle
Of February that they have defaulted on
all prediction promises Of a short ses-
sion and have exposed Themselves % The
universal condemnation that a prUtraet.
"a and fufiie session inspires
The TAX about @hastys legislation is
pure buncomhe. The legislation will mo-
~ hasty II IL j. prepared in adtanee.
put into shape ~ tire rtsisers Of biils.
" 30 rnnst 81 On Montpelier for - dnys
before The legislature coHrenes. ard g.
Have thr editors uho are providing "a
rusfs In afrancs for anathsf lerislatirs
failure read No. ~ 81 he aets q 1912
y hirt coVers the FerF psints
~tt y WtrnfEef naeFeaafv ir tns
.rterfals tafwetn tire sessions cf flis beg
.siHtrrF ths re- sars nf iIis maF nletf
'ur work 81 tis eaptal Rnt thrr sra
> rHguirrd b - in aftuai session 81 ths
lfiies nf tlta legislative ssfereuus Etrnr-
sn frur o dsts nat leas thsn a. dsys
-fiur 81 ti,f ufFning 81 thf geusTnl 90
.ff1hiF urt1 SIZE lnni p izluF1lrrlsrlf fiilrf-
= Wfhin three tsfs aftsr tif sitrtiuu
n e. general aszsru.t'g tlsf zf-rttf.t -uf-
.rns shan furuHra fssHdlstfF tr 81
fHfaturs nnf rpf.THal.fsaf ses- sisrt 81 afi-
iart rufr's ~ ff fants ssw the rr.FWrr-
iar III ltlis. t1easRsr mfh uaraH in
1ta Fuiirwtrf fn-r
TiH nfrnrs si.nt stsa nNnlssrr .rirsra
rHr - urMne tafls nau stnt ther
i.atid rr'iFrt tlam e ths Tsratrs arr
inss aftrr fist Q snE ttss an i1arr-lrrt
aF.slatinr naF D. freH1sastst ucF b.
tets rf rrtinT rain Haf o.
Tts az st a go rt
ntra-tnr- ass ~ lz.Ssiafss fEefr
-esiiei ig arg lsIislasuzs art erFr-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13
BOIL ALL MILK,
FEDERAL ADVICE
Dsnger Of contsgion from Diseased Cat.
tie Announces Department Of
Agriculture.

Washington. Nov. l3.-The ssfoot and
mouth disease IL not dangerous to hui
man beings. the department Of aericul-
tore announced YESTERDAY IN an official
bulletn il stated that while human be-
inus wh0 come 10 contact with diseased
animals NAV become infected the disease
= rarely serious.
The disease j. dangerous because Of
tho loss that IL occasions to property
end not because Of fts ELECTS upon the
health Of mankind the department. de-
elared
In adult human beings the ogntagi0n
esrses such symptoms a. sore fnouths
painful swallowing fever ard ooeasi0nal
rFupfiers On the hnnds. W1iere IL is
FFr prevalent among animals some an
ttnrSties believe that il Il fairir general
amanN human beings. but that TIE die
tsflsanees 4 eauses are usually ss slight
tiat thsr are not brought - the attsn-
tinn uf tie family physician.
The dsr,artuiert als1 issued warn
Hr 60 al huusfuirHs g. hd1 ~ uas-
fauFizs she rnfik before serving Sc. The
nrar frgrr uiE r. tsrv small. fts lml-
lftin stated isesusr 81 tie rigid Guar
artine uuH ir Ffelt
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LOSS OF BRITISH
CRUISERS is "OFFI-
CIALLY PRESUMED"
Admiralty VIII Soon Publish List Of
Officers and Men Lost on the
Chilean Coast.

London. Nov. l3.-The admiralty yes.
tcrday announced that IN the absence 81
further INFORMATION, the loss Of the
British cruisers Good Hope and Mon
mouth in the naval engagement Of the
coast Of Chile, with the German squad
ron on Nov. !. is now officially pre-
sumed." A list Of the officers and men
serving on these vessels al the time
they encountered the Germans viii h.
published shortly. The Good Hope was
the flagship Of Rear Admiral Sir Chris
TOPPER Cradoek.