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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
GA,;, BEES !! 4 -
II: BEE KEEPING
NEW KIND OF BEE HIVE.
Place Chosen by Wise and lndustrl.
Gus Insects for Themselves.

GUS Insects for Themselves.
A friend of mine was telling me an
incident the other day that ! thought
interesting enough that others might
like to hear about 1t. She called it
"A new kind of bee hive" and ii cer'
tainly was a peculiar one,
1t seems that in remodeling their
one OF the windows and side it up
Shortly after she noticed a buzZing
noise near this part of the house
The noise continued and, not being
of superstitious turn of mind at all,
she began to investigate and found
that there was knot hole In the sid
ing and that a swarm of bees had
evidently taken possession of the
place
AS it was a part of the house
seldom used, and as they therefore
did not disturb anyone, she paid no
more attention to them, but the fol-
lowing spring they were still there.
This continued for three years and
then one morning she found on going
into the cellar, that the honey was
dripping into it, and concluded that
things had gone far enough She
sent for a son-ill-law who understood
and had had the care of bees and
he undertook to remedy the matter
The siding was torn off, the bees
hived and the honey secured There
were pounds and pounds of it as pure
and sweet as any | ever saw in my
life. OF course it had to be cut out,
and not being in boxes all had to be
strained, but lot of valuable honey
was thus obtained, and brought the
owner of the house a neat little sum
of money
| am sure this is the first time
ever heard of bees taking house for
hive.
A number of years ago we visited
Hon. Cassius NJ Clay, at his home
near Richmond, Ky. He had re-
turned from St Petersburg, Russia
where he had been living several
years as U. s. Consul. He had many
interesting things to show us, but
nothing more so than his bee hives.
which were located in the attic.
There the bees were storing guam
tiles of the precious sweet undis-
turbed and without giving annoyance
to the family. 1t seemed the right
place for them.-Indiana Farmer.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev. A. ID. Criesby. Pastor.

Public worship Sunday morning al
1890. Evening service at ZOO. A hea-
rty welcome to all who come.
Sunday School at ll:45.
Y. p. S. G. E. at 6:l5,
The public are made at horne at all
these services.
The C. E. Society began the new
season with most delightful social al
the parsonage on Wednesday evening
A good crowd was present and the
hours passed merrily with games and
music. Refreshments were served
Autumn leaves tastefuliy arranged
made effective and beautiful decora
tons.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
Citrolax
CITROLAX.

Best thing for constipation, sour sto-
mach, lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Stops sick headache almost at once.
Gives most thorough and satisfactory
flushing-no pain, no nauses. Keeps
your system cleansed, sweet and whole
some. Ask for Citrolax Hites Drug
Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10

A grass widow is never as green as
she pretends to be.
Some men have an inherent ability
for making mistakes.
There are many rounds of failure in
the ladder Of success,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
Checks Kidney Trouble at Once.

There is such ready action In Foley
Kidney Pills, you feel their healing
from the very first dose. Backeche,
weak, sore kidneys, painful bladder
and irregular action disappear with
their use. 0. Palmer, Green Bay,
Wis, says: my wife is RAPIDLY recov'
ering her health and strength, due
solely to Foley Kidney Pills, Hites
Drug Store,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
THIS CAME FROM NEW YORK.

A New Yorker. dining a Phila-
delphia friend, desired to show him
all the delicacies of the season. One
dish in particular the Philadelphian
exclaimed over in delight.
THAT is made of snails,' said his
New York host. Don't you have
sails in Philadelphia"
"Oh, yes, responded the Phila'
delphian; but we can't catch the pes
KY things. '--Septembe Lippincott's.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
COMMERCIAL ART.

you say a prominent farmer has
bought piece OF your statuary?"
Yes admitted the young sculptor.
Hes going to try it to brighten crows
with. If it's a success my fortune is
made"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY.
(Chicago Tfibune.)

IInlCaSO IFIDUHt.J
Teacher-William. where is the cap
ytal of the United States located?
Small Boy-My paw says it's either
in Providence or Danville, and he
Amt quite certain which.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
A FINANCIAL TRANSACTION.

"My dear"
"What Is it hubby?'
81 wish you would drop around at
the market today and inspect a steak
that | hold an option on. Then, if you
like it, call at my office and Wen sign
the transfer papers. louisville Cour-
Ter Journal
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
st. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Kroboth,

Sunday Oct. IL,
500 a. m. Low mass, Holy Commun'
ion for the Holy Name Societies.
1880 a. m. High mass.
ZOO p. m. Meeting of the Holy Name
Societies, Sermon, and BeRediction.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
AWAKENED INTEREST.

"Yaas, indeedy. She has sixteen
families 10 wash fur"
"Yo' doan' tell me? Dat woman
oughter git married. She needs
man TO manage her interests"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
SCHEDULES. THAT'S ALL.

SCf1EDUl1rso. IA - ALL.
whats the porter passing around?'
Schedules for our trip across the
continent"
Schedules of what?"
Showing in which states it is il
legal TO smoke cigagets, take a drink,
play cribbage, and so on. Exchange.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
CIVIC PRIDE.

''T can't say love him."
"Then why did you accept him."
He said unless | did that he would
ieave for parts unknown. | wasn't
going to hurt our towns census
figures"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
A LITTLE BIT

A little bits a little Dit.
But sometimes, don't you know,
You'd be astonished just to see
How far around twill go;
The little deed Of kindly grace,
The thought that unaware
Takes up the burden of some heart
Or lifts some mothers care.
Baltimore Sun.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
FROM TWO POINTS OF VIEW

Once more the golden glory
OF the goldenrod is cleaning
Der the meadows where the blossoms
OF the vio!ets ale dreaming.
I
Once more the hapless victim
OF hay fevers busy sneezing
At the scene the unaffected
Fool imagines is so pleasing.
T. f. NJ.
HOW TO GET THE APPETITE.
II food no longer tastes the same
Whatever care they take,
II you are signing for the stuff
That mother used to make.
Arise at four and milk the COWS,
Ga out and feed tho hogs,
Then. just to while the time away,
Split up some hickory logs.
So stop, before you kick about
The biscuit ard the cake,
And get the kind OF appetite
Your mother used to make.
Unknown Poet.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
DESERVES A DECORATION.

Medals on his short front tack;
Give him jewelcd collars.
Built a tholsand-Gollar shack
On a thousand dollars. =,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
HE'S REAL SPEEDY.

81 see you farmers are all buying
automobiles
I'VE are" admitted Farmer Wifi
hetree, land you can believe il or not,
but my hired man has developed
enough energy to be pinched for speed.
ing. kansas City Journal
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
BUILDING A PLAY.

BUILDING A PLAY.
A manager who wants play
In piping times like these
Will go TO work and charter, say
A dozen specialties.
7
He gives hack an outline rough
With which to make a start,
And has him write sufficient stuff
To wedge the turns" apart,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
SHES BACK.

Murray, my wife is back" he cries:
Il feared she must have strayed.
Once more I'm eating soft-shelled pies;
Once more my bed is made"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
sELF-ASSURANCE

IDtIrOlt FTet FTVsS'J
1 care not what his job may be,
Nor what his worth; I'll bet
That in his heart he's satisfied
He'll make a fortune yet.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
OR A wARTHoG.

(Houston Post.)
HGeorge Bernard Shaw says he
doesn't like Roosevelt"
He talks like a dig-dig."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
THE RUB.

THE RUB.
81 want work of some kind
"Why don't you pick up an aban-
doned farm and run it?"
IL would if ! could also pick up
some abandoned experience"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
THE PSALM OF THE SPINsTER.

THE PSALM OF THE Eh
Be still, sad heart, and cease repining
For at the gate the moon is shining
Ny fate is the common fate of all;
Around each waist some arm must
fall
Some man NIGHT call me "dearie."
Exchange.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
THE BELLS.

NNtN Ibl SUM
Knicker-Eow do you like the new
chimes?
Bocker-Fine; they get my wife so
mixed she doesn't know what time
come home.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-24

g~nqlanber beiaBtn gepnliige 9llte;
10 Ioll tos ionigltde Sdifi a5eius"
1000 gonneu groB geueien iein. 5n
Der 6erridlft uber bic Wieere purDe
Der quilt aIlmdblia bon BEN ardble
atg:l6it, Der bur6 cine ueue 4rt Ger
geplantung uno Satelung oas SdtIf
Der 3utunit Duroe.
lin 1850 iinO bic eriten 9rapele
aebaut norotn, uro gIeid Gins Otr
dltefen 6abr3euge, bas uGrcbe arn'
oel" ooer Der Peter bon 3on5ig',
nuroe oas b~eriibmieite uno mad,
tioite G6iff ieiuer 3eit bog I'M
.Grieae NIT ben G%ugldnOern ben bans
IeatiI6en @aIfeu 4dtung uno Sieg
DerI6afite; Is bate 400 2aiten 2opes
fdbialeit unb por nit II groBen 8e'
Idiiben, Is @inoearmbriiittn, elmer
8all6ii9Ie uno elmer glei6iihIe ars
mtert. MdGtige ariegstrdcele bats
ten nu6 bic 2ibeder. 9as Qn'
pu6Ien Der Sdiffe 81 INNER groBes
rem 9imenIionsn erb0bte Die I4on
beHebenoen Observation-Disclosures
ten, 70 baB 3. 3. na4 5amburg
ii6erboupt tein groBes S4iff nit
Qabung fam, nod Bremen Sdifis
BON 100 2uIten ni6t binaufiegeIn
tonnten unb bic 6otIdnOii9en Saiffe
lam serelz uno @liesitrom ontern
mubten. Su !6ollano madte man
bonn I'M II. Sa6rbunbert bic ielts
fame Grfinbung Der paamsle", Der
dlfeIttu 7Form Der Gdnimmoods,
3peier orober 0o9lrdume, bic Cir
beibe Seiten zines @4ifFes geIest,
6onn Ieer gepumpt puroen unb 10
ben G6iff8tDrper hoben. Inn ibn iber
untieftn nd6sr an bic groBcn Stdbts
beran3ubringen.
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(JortieBung fOIot1
9e5iebnnsen Der atmuip6driidcn
gerbGltuiiie snm Ssl6itmOre.

Sci BEN 9erTu6e, Die Stdtiitit bes
GelbItmor6es our 8eantnortung oer
5rdge mad Dem GinfIufe meteorolos
glider BerbdltniTe Su %Oeriperten, mub
man mad @dosden 3piihen MANN
ltdem un6 tpeiblidem S~elbftmpr6
unterf6eiOen. Sir ben Baltimore
Der Mdnner tommen tpefentli4 io3ias
le, fir ben Der 5rau in i6rer aons
Ititution liegenoe MIOmente in Be-
tradt; duBeroem entfpringt Der peibs
die Selbftmoro bauptidhlid Stims
mungsdnoerungen. Qu%ffaleno bdufig
lit 0ie 3undbme Oes SelbftmOross in
Den Griibjabrss un0 SDmmermonas
ten: 0ag miro duf Die demif9en Wirs
tunaen Der 2i9tItrablsH Suriidgefihrt,
cine aroBe 4nan6I grperimente unS
1orIhuneen baden Die Mirtfdmfeit
Der 9emif9en Strublen duf ben Or
oanismus eripielen, audi Ghndntun'
aen oes 9emiitslebsn5 fpurosn beob'
d4tet, fofpie cine geeinflunung oel
Qr6ettstii9tigteit. Sci ben SeIbf'
moroen in Stdlien tommt Die Bella
ara als uriG9li6ss Momeut in 8e
trn9t, peIhe &rantbeit BON 9emiId
pirtenoen 2i9ttrdblsn beri6limmer
miro, inoem Elm i'm entfetteten Mnis
me5l uno i'm asis entbnltener 6drb
Ifoff bic Saut gegen bag S5nnerIiH
empfinoli9 ma9t. Rtmmt man an
Dab ods aiGt nif 2reislauf uno ut
muna beoeutenoen GinfluB ous5niibel
berno9, uno 6ab oieie Hsnttion mi
Der Gmpfinbli6teit oes NerDsnfpitem
anfteigt, 70 erldeint Ole 3undbme Be
Gel6itmoroe our6 2i1tpirtung Der
ItdnOli9, Da man ID aus anoerp In
ferIuduugen msiB, Dab eiH eroBe
9beil Der Gelbfmorosr nsrpOs at
norme SnOipiousn iino.
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o2rcaonOnggts ots VI ittelaItcrs'.
gaBerrs Hber gi%icieni6iiic iriIersr
Subrbnnocrte.

Die Rititnihiife unIerer mootrrea
Jlotteu finoen gepiB nihts Qebn
lines in Der geiamten 9eididts Der
Shiffabrt, ober BOD baben aud
Iton i'm Mittetulter bic ieei1brenoen
80lter 5e6r itottlihe 6dbr5euge 9e=
bout, bic man lpopl nit eiuem ges
niiIen Re6t aIs ,0rsobnou9bts" III
rer Gpode 6t5.ianeu tonnte. Sc
mar oamnls Der 6nn0el, otr groBt
6hiffe nottg bate, i'm mogllnt be.
beutenbe Gaiten uuter5ubringen, 81
eutItuno i'm 8egtnidb gu Dem i6Ions
len geI6meipigen Bittugers9oo in
Dem bic RorpmameH 81 roiden
aau63ii9en iiber bic 8eIlen sefip5en
narsn, Der fdpere mddtige &og9t,
oeIien Gr0Be ni9t unbetrd4tli6 mar.
Da Gdiffguusmeiiungen fir bic al
tere 3eit b6llig feblen, muB man aus
Der Qabung ouf bic Gr0Be oes S4ifs
fes IdlieBen. QQs S6iffsmaB oient
olIaemein bic 9an3iger Roggenlat,
bic etpas mebr aIs 2 3onnen piegt,
Die erfen S6iffe, bereu 8ehalt man
aenauer feititellen fam, ge6oren Dem
13. 5o6rbunbert an. 81 fouroell
1912 in GnglanO apsi flanOrii6t
6diffe f~eItQebalten, bic so unb &C
a~paqenlaIten Sragfdbigteit beiaBen
QnoerpGrts begegutt man betrdat.
lid gr0Beren S9ifien; 10 muB Oel
goaae, ben 2ii6ed 1862 tuufte, mel
i6er 100 2oitsn groB getpeien ieln
Sci ben aoggeu, teren &%riegsbemnn.
nunq auf 100 Mann unb mebr feit.
oeIebt mar, mar iiberbaupt geger
Gnoe bes Ia. Sabrbunosrts Elm
S9iffsgr0Be bon 100 Gaiten ni4tl
Seltenes.
Weit i~i6ertroffen purbsn jeboh Oi
S6iffe Der norOlihen Meere bol
ben Qnitf6ifien beg MittsImeeres
Dieie qroBen taitenf0rmigen 5abr
aeuqe trugsn bdufig brei 8eds iiber
etnanbsr unb an beiben Gnben barii
Der nod Qufbauten. Sbre @r6b
mar fir oamalige 8erbdlt1iiie TO
IoiIal. Moa bort nisoerbolt be.
aabrseugen, bic 1000 unb me9
Ulann an 8oio baften. aidaro 80
pen6ers pernahtete auf ieiner 6abr
nab 9aIdftina In ben inriiAeu Gc
ndfItrn Elm 6ara3enenI4iff, bas nj
1900 Ulonn beieBt mar. Sn iold
S6iffe fporen Stallungsu fir Sun
berte bun pferben eingebaut, IN
3ur geoienung iparen ALIEN mehr al
100 GeeIeute nDtig. Die tlsinere
nprbiIGen ao9gea eripieIen fin ieoo'
DieIeu llngettmen on Seetiidtigte
ii6erleaen, brangen in bic iiioii4e
6anoslsflotten Elm, uno balb mare
bic faItenartigtn 9ieienihiffe pel
fnnunben. Qlber au9 Der aog!
mafte cine Gntnidlung burh, B
al INNER er0Bsren 5Ormen fiibrt
Dele nelle Gaiffsform, bic lpirtltd
/. .0rsabnougbts" ausbilbsts. if b
; Sulf, Der inn is. Sabrbunoert B
Wlesrs beberrIdte. Bel ben mdhti,
Itsn biefer Gtiffs muBte man b
. Rae aus sipti Siiiden 3uiammel
J Tebsn, neil % feline gesisneten Run
! bdGaer dob; fdon DieIe 9atIane q
J Iein aeist. tpie Ihmisrig ois 9ebi
nuna oieFer llngetume par. =
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ibr asbumal toQsiiber bu @tbaHlsH
sinaab: Glisb! Dor bir ItIbIt boz
ibml
mtr Feitsr.
pa mar man9mal Elm Bid, Der
lieb lie nidt log, ipsun aud iotort
MtBtrauen stgen oas tistnt 1tr5
unb mutloFeisit NIT Gpuit bic page
Sofimng 5uosdie. -
Sas trIts ON btutissn Wlorstn
mar Gin iiirssS Billet sspsisn:
Bite. mid btuts nitt 81 srfpdrttn.
8rinesnbe gbbaltung.1
Mott lisB fs bic aarie finisH.
Dos iannte fs nun idon.
Inter gdumsn Dor Der 9austir
mar Der anfFsetiia s,ostt.
Die Samen banborbtii.ten, unO
Soumanu lag Dor, intsr.Hdnt fit
bic grpadientu uno bod Dsritduo'
lib uu6 fir auritem
Siarib sog ms9aniid ben 5ootu
burd lire Gtidsrti. 8as 8orssI.'
Tene mar ibr msbr ME cine bsslsi'
tenoe MtIoois gu ibrsn i4psifsu6sn
9eoanIeu.
Glmuts Sinos farisn bolb uu'
tdtia in ben SdoB, it lonldts be-
gierig auf isbes Wort.
Mnn6mal lab SDlmann on, uio
Ios er oann ouf Rarittns 9sfidt:
Dies pber itnes bat sr niht perltaR'
ben, 70 qab CT ibm tur3 unb bod
Iisbsbpu g~rtldrung. llno isoesmal
bonits i6m elm TtrabIsuber Bid. gr
las bic @sI6itts zines, Der al feline
gaae ais elm srGumer burh Dos
2e6sn ging, Der nihts fab uno ba4s
te ols nur iid in IsiHsm Sebnen,
oer ieoer Rtguug ieiner miiosn SeeIc
pie benz sin5is Di6tigsH bieier Gr'
Be nadqing. Der nift bon iauh'
SENDER Qiebe, itiirmenbsr 2eiosn'
ihaft, Flammenoer g~tgeiftsrunl
irdumtt, benz bldHs, iiibls ubsrfsin'
giIoer Siru uno Giune fiqteH
Der an ieinem 9aisin b~erumpubtI
nit QeItbstit uno biaigen, ileintn.
nieoliden Giinitsn uuo bas 2ebeH 81
le6en gloubte, iu6sm sr Is ~psrtlnitel'
ie.
Sn gauls Stimms Hanger eigsnl
Sample, eigsne Gntmitigungsn, a.
acne 9rdume uno tiuig brdugenol
eigene GebrTuht - Elm gan5er Sc
bsnsabIdnitt.
limb bann tam In Dem Bud ELM
STEELE, bic BON benz 9eimatgefuh
bes Meni6en bnnbslte.
sic fpranen barber, uno ibr
QnF6ten eingsn oussinnn6er.
Gigrio NIT al ibrsu fort aus
geprGeten Weinungsn, frdftig IN
8aterlanbsboben ipur8elnb, marin
ber8ig unb t~larbIidsuo, ingts:
Der Batter StGttel 9a, mo bi
Batter f6afften unb uns, i6rs gr6sr
gu tii6tigsH Meniaeu sr5pgen, ba
lit unIere Seimat."
gauI 9pamann, Der bsTisloI
Srdumer, Der teine 5nnbbrsit Gan
beg, feinsn Stein zines 9auies lei
Gigen gennnnt, befen 8sgetfttrun
o6ne 3iel, beIen Dini4e obne 81
faQung unb bsTen ein3ige Qiebs Of
ne Grpiosrung g%eblieben, s~ntgeg1etl
,Du, no Die Menfden iinn. oi.
uus geb6ren, oa 1T uniers 6eimnt."
or lab ploBIid, pdbrsnb er fprat
8eetenborf Dor Ii9. SD mar fen
Seimat geneien2 9runten i'm 9ar
torbaus Bel ben trsuen. einfa9s
Gltern, 3u bsnsn sr pon 9ottss III
Re9ts peger geb0rte, Ooer broben /
alien 5srrsnfiB2
(9sprtfebund foldt.1
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IN fftbqutf6ts

Gin lttbautf4eS Che
baar, oas in GuIt MoIine, ST.,
pobnt uno i'm Sabre 1911 einea
6eiratserlaubnisIdein rom Gountps
ciert be3og, perpaB, iid bon einsm
Trieoensribter ober gaitor trauen
ali IaHen. @ts bic 5rau Dor einigS
5oaen in elmer 8ans boriproh, nu
0eiddfte gu erIeoigen, fauo iie aus,
oab lie tein Redt babe, als @befraa
i6res Mannes auf3utreten. Dos qaar
Eat mebrere ainber, pel9e nidt ais
.aefebli9 unertannt neroen t0nnen.
miro angsnpmmer, oaB es eire
2(n5abl eingepanoerte 6umilien in
|GdR Ulotins gibt, bic in oenielbsa
|@er6Gltni6en Iebsn.
Die 8ibsl enthdIt 1852
Dorte. 8iefe Statiftit bat Elm ge'
amter Der 8ritiT6en uno Qusldnois
f9en gibelgefelIidnft dufgeftellt. Die
Worte finb in nidt fpeniser aIs 3D.
173 @erien 3uIammcngefaBt.
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Der 3udsrs Il m btlisf
fh in Der 3eitperioOe 1881-1885
nuf burdInnittIid $500 M~iIliOnsn
pFuno BET Sabr; i'm Sabre 1912 be-
trna e 1900 Mili0nsn RIun6sss
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6~titeres 90 an0btr. Gss
neral: Barum patfen 6is Bonn
iber BEN fcinbli9en Battalion 70 bel
Gdnb dus2
9dQonFiibrtr: War ia tein 5anS,
.gr3eQen5, ionosrn 0iespulber;
uno bis 1dmtlide Sol0aten ausges
nieit battsu, mar i9 idon ouBsr
ShuBpeite.
- s in lteber Reffe. s9ants
den, ba bringe ih Dir eiHsH Ghraut
|6enSisber."
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-13
ONE CHILD AN EFFECTIVE
PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER

One of the nurses representing the
Kentucky tuberculosis Commission
recently went to all the schools of An
terson County TO talk to the children
about hygiene and the prevention OF
CONTAGIOUS diseases. She showed the
shildren how to make from a piece OF
newspaper cup to receive the sputum
Of any sick person. She explained
how a sick room should be ventilated
and how carpets and hangings OF all
sorts should be removed from the SICK
room. On leaving she gave the chill
<lren copies of an educational bulletin
distributed by the Commission.
Later she heard that very poor
consumptive had moved into one OF
these country districts A visit to the
home revealed the fact that it had
been visited by one of the girls in this
country school She had read the bull
1efin to the invalid and explained how
the room of a consumptive should be
cared for The sick woman was fol-
lowing her directions explicitly.
Life and health will always De
safer in this community because OF
this girl and the one talk before the
children of this public school" says
Hiss Emma Hunt, the nurse who did
the work.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-13
RELIGIOUS.

"A sale of fancy articles for Christ
mas shoppers will be held by the La
dies Bible Glass of the Methodist
Church on Dec. 16.
The protracted meeting being held
in the Clintonville, Christian church
by Prof. H. l.. Calhoun, of Lexington,
has closed. There were thirty-six
additions to the church.
Rev. Fl. w. Eberhardt has tender
ed his resignation as pastor of the
Frankfort Baptist Church, having &C.
copied the pastorate of the Baptist
Church in Danville. Rev. Eberhardt
was formerly pastor of the Paris Bap-
fist Church, and is one of the best
known ministers of the denomination
in the State.
Nine new members were added to
the membership roll of the Young
Ladies' Mission of the Methodist
church. at the meeting held with Mrs.
j. A. Ruttencutter, at her home on
Parrish Avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
A delicious lunceon was served to the
young ladies by the hostess at the con-
CluOlOn vi tllO UuSlnOSS OCSoiOh.
The evangelistic meeting still con-
tinues at the Presbyterian Church,
Rev. T. H. Atkinson, is delivering
some fine discourses and large audi
ences are present at each service.
Services will be held to-day and to-
morrow, at 10 a. m. and at night at
7:15 Sunday as usual, services at
1920 a. m. and evening services 7:15.
Special music at night.
AT the Presbyterian church, Tues
day night, large audience greeted
Rev. T. H. Atkinson, the evangelist,
who arrived a day sooner than he
expected. He spoke on the subject,
"The Faith That Saves Rev. Akin
son is an interesting and convincing
speaker, and his discourses are sure
to prove of material and spiritual
benefit to the thinking man and
woman.
The Union Young Mems Bible
Glass which was recently organized
at the Baptist church for the purpose
of promoting social intercourse and
the study of the Bible, will elect
officers and decide matters of interest
to the class at a meeting to be held
at the Methodist church this afternoon
fhe meeting will be addressed by Rev.
Geo. H. Harris, rector of st. Peters
Episcopal Church, and by DR.. 0. r.
Mangum pastor of the Baptist church.
The temporary organization will be
presided over by Mr.. Lewis Mitchell.
The meeting will be held at Z o'clock,
and all young men are cordially invited
to attend.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-13
FOOTB BALL.

The football teams of the Paris
High School and the Lexington High
School will meet in battle array at
White Park, this afternoon and the
pigskin artists of the Paris team
hope to make things so very inter
esting for the Lexingtonians that they
will go back to their burg with the
sting of defeat for their only company
Paris has been playing lately in
greatly improved form and they VIII
appear to good advantage on the
gridiron field to-day when they con-
front their opponents. The team
hopes to make this the banner game
OF the present season, and if you care
TO see some classy game" come out
and "root'' for Paris High School
Even if it is Friday, the thirteenth,
come out and see. some game. 1t
will be worth the time. The game
will be called at three O'Clock, sharp.