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Unos dicen Que ella lie adoraba por
su ~acrisolada h~onradez, otros que por
81 abunGancia de granos que sus
camaras atesoraban. ' hay quien ase-
cure que por el ~car&cter &pocado Y
~pusilanime que Ie habia dadG el Su-
mo. gracias 4 10 cuaI coda mujer que
Ie camelase podia tencr:e debajo del
pie.
Pero el verdadero motive del amor
De Barbara Pitcher hacia Benito Co.
minez era Ia Gcscomanal nariZ que el
mozo mostraba en- medic lie n ra2.
No Sc comDrende como aqucl e%'
ceso tmas de medic kilol podia eatu-
siasmar = Barbara; pero .vayan gste-
des con las c~xigeHci&s del sen..Ao CO.
nun = las muie:es caprichosas,,
Quo caractercs Hl;,s opucstos los
de amaos! Mientras q ora como que,
Ia inGicaGo. ella era NJ marimacho
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h. las hrl1rzaS Due v"n mis- oioS:
na!a pa>l iuIivrrtiIu para mi Ill
lu>ia>mo prrrilm rn.rra Ia h"rm"-
,ura. Mas ruando hirrru mi oI!"
las armonia> de- Ia mji~ira. y "Spr-
riaImrntn de- Ia mlt~ira !lIya. m"
p:rrIo cu I'm munIo drSronorilo de-
bcllrzaS. Y nuryoS drIrilrs :" otrr-
cen a rada inStanir a mi eSplrlIu.
Los prr>i=o Y luirro apodrrarmr 1t"
clos: prro antrS de- l~"-rarto lie
gan otro Y olro> con rada nota. co.
mo Las olaS del mar. en- succession IN
rinita. Tr ii-o que n mJl>ira -
como 81 ocjano: vrm"S drSir IA
orilla 81 horizonte immense IN "a
reiania: pero los - impossible abar-
car con Ia mirada Ia orjjla opusia.
Que profuaIo tonocedo" d' 10
bello ercS. Pptronio.-rNclam6 Ne
ron.
Gu~ariaron amboS Si.enrio y 81
@uieron p~aseando. f. azal"dn cru
Tia Iryemenle baio Su> pies.
NJ cabo dijo -! Cesar:
Has dado t"aIucci6n Y forma
exacta a mis- ideas: por 80 te diSo
' repito Siempre que eres el Inico
capaz de comprenderme. Has ex-
pre<ado fielmente Ell concepio que
tenGo de Ia musica. CuandO- TOGO @.
canto veo cosas que nj remotamen-
;e S~oSpechaba que eyiStieran en- mis-
dominioS nj en- ell mund0. Soy Ell
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! l., nor J., nns,Jumhrr he In iniuSIi-
,.ia y diio:
-Tjgrlino me Ina dirho que en- ii
S,nodo -. murmura dIn DiGIoro
y Trrnnos torau Ia ri;ara mcior uue
vo.. :HaSta &>to - m" MEGA va.
prro hi. que nunca me cnga1as. ii
me-. :foran mrior que yo? Me
ipuoIon : mirra?
de ninrIin modo: III taneS con
mis- duizura y themes gran Srguri-
dad Til crrS IN arliSla: elloS Gle
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pI.SOlIS.iS-

TFNVIIStN-
Sc DE$EA tencT infOrmeS del niho GuStavo
eutnianl. d" : aflnS de- c'iaG. hii0 de- II So
nora ElOiil SANCHEZ. Tcn"nu> Inrurfu"S de
que Glcha ScNUEa rIh ascsingda TTUi IN
san Antonio . I'll 81 Jurisdiction. 4 media
dos Gcl mes d" Nuvi"Iubrr Il" i9If. Cual-
lnirr lnf"riHr SUhr' 81 Particular. SRA al
ramcnrc cStimado. diriglGnIO!o I la PrcnSa,
80 b]"iUrO>a -. IAN Antonio. til-iGi
DF>l.O Sahrr de hi c>poso. Primitive Gu2-
mar hablCndo trniGO lIiiimaS nUtirlaS lie
Candnca. Ell Julio PaSldO. ArradrCrrc . Ia
persona cue de- rGZbn dc 81. Eduardo j.
de- GIZlldN. sonora, ArlL. t2-iJ'
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bieron q los monarcas y Il sus acom-
paHantes, sicndo vitoriados por una
muchedumbre inmensa. tornado por
los alumnos Y cbreros de los tallercs.
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iEsta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
Ia afamada cerveza Royal Pilsner."
Pidala siempre de su c~aatinero, con
ella obtendra fuerZa Y vigor.
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0uirrTn quc ccda e! Sg'. Dato.

Los scHorcs Gonzalez BaSeda,
rrcsidente del CongrcSo de los Dipu-
tados. V Sanchez Guerra Ministrc de
Gobcrnacion. cstan hacienda muy &C
tivos trabajos de accrcamiento para
lograr que e. scnor Dato desista de
mantenerse en- cl cstado de intransi-
gcncia en- que Sc he encastillado, en-
cl asunto del debate ~parlamentario
del Congreso.
Sc i~naucuro la Escucla de Aviacion.
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N0TICLLIAAS De ESPAANA

las eronomiaS Que r"Sultan del pro-
p6siDo de- aumrnIlr Ia cabalI"rta en-
] 900 nLaZIS.
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Sc inausuro la Escuela de Aviacion.

Los reyes, dona Victoria y don
Alfonso. IL princesa de Salm Salm,
los aagustOs infanteS = IN lucido cor
teio. nan lido hoy q Gatafe a las fies-
tas de IA inauguration lie los talleres
de IA Escuela Civil de Aviaci0n.
Los ~profesores de Il escuela reci-
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Ii!CiIEY AUTO LIVERY

TcIif0nGS Crorhrlt GJ13: Nucvo s.
QUOTAS De Sl.5u \ $2.5u PuR HORN.
SERVINGS con %lSiD. ~ ~
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III.
Hola. Barbara!

-iHola. Barbara.
- Hola. Benito! A dondc vas?
"A tn casa, vida mia, a cue me
cumplas tn promesa. Iva hice mi
~coraje! Por ii me cogi0 cl bicho....
iCrei que liza ? gararme Ia oreia Y he
perdido IA nariZ, Nj prueba de va
lor reciama tn premio. Conque....
Nos caSamOS?
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NITuINN-rurial"r" = los d"hiirS Y alvIa
"""pi";aiF''1t" = Us c"f"rm"S dr UuI ma
&"rI asCH!bru-a. ~.
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VENTAS.
cIVEESGS-

UPTON 4 FRICE-733r. T.. Houston >irr"'-
Tirnrn 4" prImrri calldai. AUTOMOBILES So
glli.da Hian0. On" "rr"r'"n IN dbpEu~ = per
~una> rr>pun -ahIc>. Tj"lra una rII~trnria
dc auiCS Il" tuda> mg!rg-. TDdl rIa>r Re
rcparGrIun"S serial: dc pgtm"T4 rla>c. ia
Sc a ycr.DS. ia.
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DI-ECITIijES

OUIERE listed GANARSE IN BUEN SUEL-
DO MENSUAiNENTE? Nandc Soc para
murstraS e inSIrIcriOnc> 4 GAliClA'S ma
LOMITE Co. Solici;TmuS agcnlr> para Ia
vcR,a de este a~TtiCUI1. &c :. Erlo -. san
Antonio, Tex. i--bl
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81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que lev" SlS
pctaCIS 4 Ia EStacIdn q It. cainbLc SiiH IL.I"-
blcs. hablrlr 4 RusalcS. Tel. Travis iiEj.
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sOMEREREREl ..sMEETsFK.

Limpiamrs Y p!GAcllwUS iuGl clase de
SolnbrerbS- PrcrluS IHGdiroS. AhOrre mas
&c IL m.taG en- I'm "Sl"i<0n.' Los rlcltroS
he cSiOs SCm5rerOS los rcCibimOS GlrerIl-
mcnle de Ia ldDrica. faI w. Houston -.
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COMIDA DE NlNIDlD PARA LOS
PGBRES.

Los cua~po> lo'a.r~ i~t "Ei"rr..o
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AVISOS De OCCASION
Tari;fa.

81 listed no puede venir 4 IN oftcina, ha-
BILE por teifronO. Travis 0 NueyO No. 24if,
Y IN agente de Ia casa uasard 4 recOgeF
SuS anUnClos.
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QaSa Il la Pag. Sa. Col la
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DR.. FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ GOMEz.-Clru-
cfs general. Especlalmente Intermediates
de u2riz. garganta y o!COs. ufIcina. 27
Frost Bldg. Houston 81. Y Main Aye. Te-
lGfonOs: Travis 1886 y 1914; Nuevo t73.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
LAUREL COUNTY
Pittsburq

Pittsburg, June THE New Sa-
lem Baptist Church elected Rev. C.
g. Brewer to succeed Rev. F. NJ.
Jones as pastor.-Out Of sixty-six in
the May examination, thirty-three
failed, twenty-five made second and
eleven made first class certificates.
The Misses Charlotte and Margaret
Cole are planning for short visit
in Jackson County-The Jr. O. U. A.
VI. and I. O. o. F. decorated the
graves Of their deceased members
in the Pittsburg Cemetery Sunday
afternoon. the 26th.-Miss s. j.
Medley had a light stroke Of paraly-
sis a few days ago, but is better
Mrs. Katherine Johnson died We'd
nesday. after a lingering illness OF
several months.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine, June i2.--The much needed
rain has come at last. Crops look
we'll in this neighborhood.-Miss
Alice Hurley went TO London last
week to have her eyes treated
Lewis Mullins is some better at this
writing.-C. G.. Clark has gone to Gin
cinnati, O., this week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bullock visited
friends at this place last week.
We were very sorry to hear Of the
death Of Pete Hignite. who died at
Columbus, o., where he had enlisted
as a soldier. He had only been
there fine weeks when he took a
spinal disease and died in a short
time. His remains were brought
back to Swindling Gap for burial.
He was a good and noble young man,
and liked by all who knew him.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
LEE COUNTY
Beattyville

Beattyville, June ii-Crops thru
out the country are in splendid con-
ditiOn since the recent rains!EThe
entertainment given at the Court
House here last Tuesday night by
the students Of the High School, was
in every way a grand success
Quite crowd from here attbded
the Republican Convention at Lex
ingtOn, Tuesday.-Misses Anna and
Gladys Welch Of Station, after Wis
iting relatives here for the last
week returned TO their home Mon
day-Dr. j. II. Evans returned Sun
day from Chattanooga, Tenn, where
he attended an outing as one Of the
officers Of the National Guards
Rev. u. Ball Of Monica was in the
city Monday.-prOf. C. +. Tyree at
tended the Commencement at Berea,
The citizen., 1915-06-17
LUSITANIA INQUIRY
SEEK MEN HIGHER UP
Plot TO Show Ship Was Armed
Is Revealed.

New York, June IA statement
contradicting many OF the impor-
tant particulars OF the Lusitania am
dacit made by Gustaye Stahl. now In
the Tombs on a perjury charge. was
obtained in Washington. according TO
the local federal authorities. from
Heinz Hardenberg. a German secret
agent who roomed with Stahl here
and In Hoboken.
Hardenberg was expected to arrive
here from Washington, but was de-
layed, and not present In time TO be
questioned by Assistant United States
Attorney Wood. In charge OF the con
spiracy investigation. which Involves
Stahl and his sponsors. His state
ment was obtained at the department.
OF Justice and wired to Captain VII
liam Offiey
Hardenberg. who was found by
agents OF the department OF justice In
Cincinnati. In being detained by TIVE
local bureau Of Investigation on sub
poena requiring his presence before
the grand jury forthwith.
The federal authorities considered
Il unlikely that the evidence will b
In shape for presentation TO the grand
Jury before Wednesday morning
When the grand jury begins. however.
said MIR. Wood. II will follow any lead
that turns up. and II Is highly prob
able that the conspiracy invsstisa-
ton will lead TO men higher up than
Paul Kenig. chief OF the HAMBURG
American lines Investigation bureau.
Mr. Wood would not say who the
others were who are mentioned IN the
complaint against Stahl. but he ad-
mitted that the grand Jury inquiry is
directed against at least two others
besides Koenig.
Even ~ II is proved that the am
davits were made out at the instiga-
ton OF Captain Boy-Ed. no action
would be taken against hin, but II Is
said 10 be likely that representations
would be made to Washington In that
case. Thus far the authorities have
denied that Captain Boy'Ed is impli-
! Gated In the Siahi mattar
The citizen., 1915-06-17

last week.-The Lee County High
school here closed last week after
raving been in session for ten
months.-County Clerk n. G.. Porter
was visiting ON his farm near Athol,
few days the first Of the week, he
reports a fine crop.-Richard and
VIM. Lyons are painting the Beatty
willie Graded school building this
wcck.-Many fine RATS Of logs and
ties were brought down the Ken
lucky River during the recent tides.
Some stopped for the mill here.
The citizen., 1915-06-17

illness of her sister, Mrs. Mart Ba-
ker.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore and
Mrs. q. +. Anderson motored over
10 Winchester Sunday after her
sister, Mrs. Mary L. Bookshire.-
Richard Burnell and Miss Mamie
Powell were quitely married at the
home Of Mr.. Lunsford last Tuesday
evening.-Miss Eva and Mamie John
son attended church at Pilot Knob
Sunday.
Harts
Harts, June ii.-Mrs. Peter Bar
clay of Red House is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Halle Lake Of this
place.-Mrs. J. NJ. Baker is still very
sick.-Miss Ella Lake and Vim. An
derson attended church at Pilot
Knob Sunday.-Anderson Collins has
just returned from Indiana.-Rev
Hunt will give the boys and girls
of Harts a few lessons in music be
ginning June nth at 700 pm. Every
body come.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
ALL MIsS0URIANs INVITED

Wedding Of Mise Genevis~e Clark to
James N. Thompson, June 30.
Bowling Green. Mo-, June lb.-All
Missourians are invited TO attend the
wedding OF Miss Genevieve Clark
daughter OF Speaker Champ CLARK. to
Pames NJ. Thompson. OF New Orleans.
at Ciark's Pike county home. accord
ing 10 a general invitation spread
broadcast. The wedding Is to take
place June thirty.
All who except to attend the we'd
ding are asked to notify Wallace Bass'
ford. the speakers secretary. who has
had quarters at Mexico, Mo. 1T has
been found impossible TO issue In
dividual invitations" the invitation
said.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
GENERAL AlvARo oeREoN DEAD

FL Paso. Tex.-General Alvaro Obre-
gon. hero OF the battle OF Leon, which
ended in a decisive defeat for the Villa
forces. died at a hospital in Leon.
General Obregon lost his right arm In
the battle of Leon. but insisted on di'
recting the campaign from his cot.
Lack of rest and quiet worked Ill, and
he had been gradually growing weak
er for several days from the loss OF
blood. When warned that his condi'
tion was serious he dictated a mes
sage to General Carranza, telling him
that he would continue to pursue the
Villa forces, and. that If he lost his
life, he would take the chance, as he
had but one life to give to his country
The citizen., 1915-06-17
Getting Along WonderfuIIy.

4 servant In Southeast London
was telling nis mistress the other day
of the boasting INDUCED In by the
servant next door about her young
man In khaki. Il can't understand
how he's got on SO fast" she re-
marked. Hes only been in the army
a few months. yet she told me In No
vember that he was a corporal: last
week she said he'd been made a ser.
geant: and now she says he's to be
court-martial! al!'-London Mail
The citizen., 1915-06-17
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
No pusu.he un By the wrHo The name
10 not for psscstop soos fsrh write psnB

manning to take the teachers ex-
animation next Friday and saturday.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap. June ii-C. :. Durham
was taken very i'll, Saturday, hut is
some better at present. His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Durham, Wis
tied with him Saturday night and
Sunday.LScveral from this place, at
tended Commencement at Berea,
Wednesday. and reported a fine time.
Harry Eversole. candidate for Cir
cult Judge of eth Judicial District,
spoke at this place Friday in behalf
Of his candidacy.-Mrs. J. VI. Settle
and little daughter, Bernice are Wis
iting relatives at Berea. Big Hill and
Red Lick.-James Johnson has been
sick for the last few days.-Dave
and sherman Durham went 10 Be-
rca Saturday on business.-Mrs.
Grandvil Norvel and children Of
Hamilton. O.. are visiting with re-
latives at this place.
Clover Bottom
Glover Bottom. June i3.-Corn and
oats are looking fine here.-T. j..
Coyle, Gordie Dean and wife visited
John b. Hudson Sunday.-M. H..
Smith had quite a large docket in
his court the i2th.-Judge VIM.
Lewis speaks at the Masonic Hall
at this place at 7:30 p.m.. June 10th
in his interest for election as Cir
cult Judge of the 9th Judicial dis
trict. Everybody invited-T. j.
Coyle and H. n. Dean are planning
to attend the Republican Convention
at Lexington the IS inst.-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Perry on 3inst,
twins. boy and girl. Their names
are Omer and Delia.-Mrs. John Day
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alex Perry for a few days.-Lucy
Dean visited relatives on Red Lick
yesterday and today, the i2 and i3.
Grayhawk
Grayhawk, June ii.-The Rev.
Harvey Johnson conducted the quar-
terly meeting at Garyhawk the 6
and Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Sandlin, a girl. They named it
Florence. - Rev. Louis Sandlin
preached at the Baptist Church the
i2.-Charley Tincher was visiting
at J. B. Bingham's Sunday.-Mr.
Bowling passed through Grayhawk
the 18th in the interest of his can
didacy.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
GLADLY TO CHANGE PLACES
Hotel Man and Bride Cordially Re-
eeived by the President

Boston, June l5.-President Wilson
would gladly change positions Will,
Charles J. Mccarthy. proprietor OF a
local hotel. according TO a letter re-
ceived by the mayors secretary
Standish Wilcox. from Mr.. Mccarthy.
who Is on his honeymoon.
On leaving on his wedding trip. the
bridegroom received from the mayor
a letter OF introduction to Secretar!
Tumulty. who arranged for an audi
ence with the president for Mr. and
Mrs. Mccarthy.
And so you are the proprietor OF
one Of Boston's hotels" Mr.. Mccarthy
quotes the president as saying. We'll
do you know. I would very much enjoy
exchanging positions with you right
at this moment
The citizen., 1915-06-17
"a DIE IN WISCONSIN, STORM.

Milwaukee, Wis.-At least IA per
sons were killed and fully two score
more we're injured in a violent storm
which swept over large portion OF
the state. There is a big section OF
West Central Wisconsin. including
Eleroy and surrounding country, from
which no definite news has been re-
ceived. Great damage was done In
this section. At Ferryville, between
Lacrosse and Prairie Du Chen. seven
were killed, and seventeen injured I;
seven are dead at Reedsburg, and
many were injured at other towns.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

Again we are obliged to request
that our correspondents get their
news to us by Tuesday morn
ing IL we are to publish il. This
week three or four letters came
Wednesday, which made them too
late for publication.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized to announce
r. L. MOORE OF Marion, Ky- as q
candidate for Office Of Treasurer OF
the state OF Kentucky, subject to
the action Of the Republican party.
at the August primary. Ada
The citizen., 1915-06-17
UNITED STATES NEWS
Continued from page 81

scheme that has been worked has
been similar TO that employed in the
whisky ring frauds back in the 7Oc
as II is said TO involve collusion be
tween distillers and revenue officers
The citizen., 1915-06-17
MADISON COUNTY
Whites Station

w nlIpS SIdIlt1l. Jult lp'-i''N' ''
n. Whitley. student Of Richmond,
Va. will fill the pulpit at Silver
Creek Chapel throughout the sum
mer months services every Sunday,
al II am. and 7:30 pm.-Walter
Gilbert Of Bonneville spent the week
end with Arthur Minter.-The many
friends Of Lawrence Brown and
Miss Pearl Richardson were greatly
surprised when they eloped to Gin
cinnati and were married last Wed
nesday. They Immediately return
ed to the brides home, where they
with a few Of their closest friends
were served with an elegant 6
o'clock dinner. The bride is the
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson and was very
popular young lady among her many
acquaintance. The groom is the on
ly son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Brown
and is a splendid young man. Our
best wishes go with them.-Miss
Grace Sanders. who has heen the
guest Of Miss Lydia Kayse for some
time returned to her home at Lex
ington, Thursday.
BASE BALL
Whites added another victory to
their string by defeating Paint Lick
at Twiggs Park in fast, snappy and
interesting game. The feature Of the
game was the hitting Of Curtis
Parks, getting three in four times
up: one three bagger for Whites
Both teams played hard. Umpires
Woods. Parks. Hits off Maupin
of Farris 7, struck out Maupin o
by Farris 6. Time 1 hour 20 min
untes. Batteries for Whites, Mau.
pin, Parks; Paint Lick, Farris, Roop
i23 7S9
Paint Lick 000 300 0 o
White Station 0 0000 4 4
Next Saturdays games: Berea al
White Station, Paint Lick at Point
Leavel.
Walnut Meadow
Walnut Meadow, June i3.-Mos'
every one Of this vicinity attended
the Academy Graduation Saturday
June 5th.-Miss Jewell Ogg left OF
the early train Thursday Morning
for Michigan where she will remain
until ptember.-WOrd was receiy-
ed here that J. n. Ogg and family
who have been living in OklahOma
the past six years arrive, June 2sth
To spend a few weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Campbell of Cot
tonsburg were up for Berea Com
mencement.-Mrs. Hill Of Tennessee
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. o. Anderson.-Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Anderson celebrated their Silver
wedding Saturday, June i2th. Quite
a number Of friends and relatives
were present. A splendid dinner
was served and Mrs. Anderson re,
ceived several nice presenls.-Lil-
lian Ogg is taking summer school
Silver Greek
Silver Creek, June ii.-Rev. Geo
Childers filled his regular appoint.
ment at Silver Greek Saturday and
Sunday-Mrs. George Ames was
called from Texas on account Of the
The citizen., 1915-06-17
Grayhawk
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta. June i2.-The trustees
of division number 6 met at Dis
putanta schoolhouse, on the 5th and
elected all the teachers for the dis
tricts. but three.-A goodly number
from here attended the Commence
ment at Berea.-J. II. Thomas has
dug a new well.-There was a good
roads meeting held at Sherman
Chasteen's one night last week with
a big crowd present. All indications
are that the Dixie Highway will
come down Clear Greek to Wilde and
on TO Mt. VernOn.-We had a good
rain here yesterday.
Rockford
Rockford June i3.-The Dixie
Highway has been most all the talk
here. II seems the route will come
through Scaffold Cane. which ap-
pears to he the best way.-Farmers
are doing quite a lot of work since
the rains. Wheat is looking better
and a good crop Of potatoes is ex-
pected.--Rev. G. Fish of near MI.
Vernon preached at the Union
Church here today. Today was reg
ular church meeting at Macedonia.
II was also Communion Day. W.
Todd is putting out a lot OF cow
peas.-Vollie McCollom and Miss
Millins Of near Wilde were married
a few days ago.-John Linville and
Miss Mary Hill were married the 2nd
Mrs. Lee Bullen is still improving
Several folks from around here
attended the Berea Commencement
Mrs. Nora Bullen, daughter OF W.
II. Linville, who has been sick SO
long, was taken to Berea last week
for an operation and it is reported
that she is getting along nicely and
will soon be able TO return h0me.-
Sked Bowman and wife OF Mt. Ver-
non are visiting Robert Bowman.
The citizen., 1915-06-17
Berea Canning Outfit No. 5
COMBINATION

As a I half gallon jars 20 three
We furnish with the
boiler tray all galvanized hammered hearth
We also furnish booklet of instruction
As a il used bread hams and
1t oldro chicken For
steaming gblackca O bread has no equal
box keep cake and bread
moist and sweet ForAo have
looking
4th Our booklet
intoah
approves Miss Rebca Oglesby
and cheapest the
market today" a girls
$3.50 you No Berea Gamers by
For $34O shpC D.
Hpreferd sent C.. O. d.,
Sell six of No ANDY send you free.
in
BEREA SCHOOL OF ROOFING
hone or 1912 Henry Lengfell Mgr. Berea Kent
The citizen., 1915-06-17
Silver Greek

Silver Creek, June ii.-Rev. Geo.
Childers filled his regular appoint
ment at Silver Greek Saturday and
Sunday-Mrs. George Ames was
called from Texas on account OF the