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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
Srubunsen sesen 9eutide.

Die probritii6en 3situngsn in Retp
g)ort bsmiiben iib, oas 3uitaroetOms
men Der britiid=fran30iiiden 9InIsihs
gu f0roern, inbem tie ben yginoeitrihs
amerituneru", pel4e SteIun1 gsgel
biei. anlsibe nebmen, nit Straiaes
iesen Oroben. Die i'm 8ortlant an.
gefiibrten 9eieBe baben bios 8eltuna
fir ben Staat Rem gort unb DerGGns
gen Strafen iiber 9iejsnigsn, pel6s
Na6ri4ten iiber ben ungiinitigen
Stano eiuer 9ant oerbreiten ober
Our6 irgeno peI6e Gini6a6terun.
gen ben getrieb irgeno zines @eI9Gftes
gu it0ren periuden. ROoli6erpsife
limb oerartige @eieBe au9 in nnoeren
Staten erlaiIen tporben. Sic t0nnen
jsbod gegen bic Seuti6en ni9t onges
fiibrt psrben, neil bieie ihre Be
tGmpfung Der 2tnlsibs auf bereatiqte
9riinD. itiissn unb bic Wobrbeit itraf.
fdaig gu MAIDEN, piro aud ben 9ros
briten nidt gslineen. Die Gegner ber
&nIeibe fagen nid)t, buB Gef4Gftspers
btnoungsn nit oieier ober jener 9ant,
NIT oieiem ober jenem llnternsbmen, iei
es .ine 8eriiherungs= =9sisafaaft ober
iOnit einem Geiddft abeebro4en
iuerben folleu, ionoern lie fpeiien bars
uuf bin, bag cine gant, cine @erii1es
obsr ionit Elm 8s.
I6dft, bos @elDer bes Bottles in 8ers
pabrung bat, in @efabr iteben, ibre
9erpfli6tungen gegenii6er benz Publis
fun, niht erfiiqen gu tDnnen, penn fie
oieie anDertrauten @elber oa3u pers
penoen, UNI enslif6e unb frar30iii9e
Bombs gu taufen, benn bas iirb Qns
.asen. bsnerejebe folibs 8ant unb ieber
oorii9tige Gei4dftsmdnn Tih fern ball
ZEN iollte. Der @runb 1T, bab fol6e
papiere ni9t fliifig gema6t iperben
IOnnsn unb bas 1T pon Der allerb06<
ten Di9tigteit. 9iefe 9ertrduens.
Snititute miifien ibre 9slber, fir mel.
be iie tsine arsenblitlihe 8ertpsnhanq
)a6en in folder Weiie aRlessn. bdb lie
oieielben entipeber obne S6pierioteit
,srtauien obsr GeIb Darauf srlanaenI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

gerggipfeln nod bem @ait etipas ~
bieten perinag. Ss gibt iparrpt
Suppe, Saroinen Mlrit, Safe, iogni
Elm panr Stiide sebraienen 5Ieiides
Wfan ipugt nift 5u eiien, neil rnol
iueiB, nit peIher Wtiibe Niles bier
beralif gcifafit miro, uno .ipogt nif)t
es ab3iiIebnerL neil man Die 6reiiot
iiebt, nit Der es eereiht ipiro.
@s 1T itia geipproen g8enn mar
an Den slbina Ses gerees tritt,
iprid)t Der 5Iub lnten leiie beralii
Sic ihieben rift, iie baIten ibre
Wtittagsrait. aae Die rieieubaften
aaIfberae iieben i'm DliitagsgIait,
nit 3aden, aantsn unb WdnSen, bic
iineriteiglih ifeinen uno in oenen
bod liniere nno oes ,seinoes Ya.
trcuiIlen iteden unb an oeren oIler.
b0hiten @ipfeIn Die gec6nfter ban.
gen, Die Dem i5einb in bic aurten 3lt
ieben trohten.
.Sebeu sic Die idroife @anS bril-.
ben" iagte Elm i,inger 2eiItndnt,
aalnno 1909, oa iollte elm Bauer ben
5ronjcfen einen @ea iiber Die gerge
jeigen, Sonit tie Die llnicren i'm Mif.
fen fnIlen f0nnten. Wtnn 5ipans i'm
on5u. Or iiibrte iie Ianeinm biird,
Den @aIo, bis bic 0adIt oa mar, iinb
bann peritpano or pIotIif Dor ibren
gfugen. gle tappien ben Weg iueiter
lino tappteu ins 9ecre. lleber
Die Wnno bn, nieIe bilnoert Meter
hinnb, in einem iiirfterIidlen Stnr5
in ole SdIiift. Gin panr bunbert
Mann am sSif, Der B1noe Iagen iie
in einem aIiinlpen -"
Wis in elmer 8tiion ifeiet ons Se'
iihi bss Gdrtbner 9renabisrs beiH
gobnbof ron 9arDis Dor mir auf, bic
ies barts, unerbitilide Gtiitt bsi
aGmpfers bon 1909, SsFen 3iise man
immer ipisber finpst, tpsnn man Der
Isbenbsn adrutbnsrn bon beu.e uuis,
bic NiiBen idaut.
Srrr - bubuhubu -. es fommi
pfeifeno Hbtr ben Berg, tradt uut.r
nsben benz pumpsbaus BEG @ertsl
auf. grbe unb Geiiein fpriBt. BIZ
WoIt. bdumt unb bait fi6.
qBir isben auf bic llbr. ~es 1T .rit
baIb .ins". Iost Der Saupimann. ~iit
baben bsuie ni9t lanee Ulittassrail
sshalten."
Wir laden nod, ba ,onimt ein Sol'
bal unb brinst in einem sJebtn sirer
IdneIifen 9sssnitanb. gs III Ell,
GranaiTplittsr. tauierbsndia. nit mel
Ierf6drf.n 9riiden unb sliibtnS heiB,
ipie Is ibn sben ~iiebeuhunbtrt Wlet.r
bod Su uns binoufsefdleubtrt bat.
8, fie baben elm gang tlsinss WsuIsunI
folder Spr,neftiids bier. fsItiam, Jor'
mtn, gtbnprmiidtsn. uber mir !Dnnsr
Is niht mebr betradten, mir miiiten
fort. eb. bic Stalisuer tpisber rsat ip5
G6iebsu .pmmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
2ofal 8eridt.
CH 0ibenbi@mIe.
3,nmer nod EIat fir nsns Sdh'
Ier.


7ros Der sepaItis.n Jrsausn,, Die
ale Gripartungsn iibertrofsn bat.
III INNER nod plas fur nsu.
gdiiI.rinnsn unb S4iiIer in Der
Woobparb So4idule borbduben. Der
9rin,ipal Serr albert SdpdrB, mel
der nit grobsm Grfols. beitrebt III,
allen BiinIden uno anforbsruns.n,
4pelte on ibn unb bic 2.breri4aft ss'
iteut fpsrben,, nit sriiHblidem Der
itdnbnib entssssBuaommsn. III Don
ben 2lusii6t.n duf sin isgensreitea
S6uIjabr burtaus befrieoisi.
9os Sniersiis. tDeltts ale S4i4'
ten unI.rer 9eo6lisrling Der ab.nb'
bo4iduIs snigessnbrinsen, iDirb am
beiisn Oura bic srobe Gr.auen3 unb
ben Grnit unb giier Der Stubirsnbeu
illuitrirt. Inter ben lebteren iinb
ale glltsrsiiufsn bon 16 Bis iib.r 80
Sabre psrtr.t,n unb bic Siubentiuntn
unb Stubeuisn r.trutirsH iih aus
9srtret,ru fait fGmmilibsr Rniioua.
litdien. Dem Stubium Der Sprdten,
namentli6 bem Der oeutiden Sprahe.
pirb aubsrOro.nili4es Sntersfs ent'
gegengebradi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
amerifauiid.s &riess.a .aaerlet.

Der gcrfiber Der Rotional per'
einiauna Der .Jrienbs Of peate'
Sohn gris5an, Wal.er - bisItlbe bal
| in poriaer Wode in Gbieaao etyie bo3l'
.ntbufiaitii4e unb bsmonitratips Der
| Iammlunq abeebal.sn - bat Der
GtoatsisirstGr 9aniina siutn eHeral'
Ifen grcisit baseaen sinssianbt, oat
nis Der. Gioaten ben .auiirien T.
ninShae llnteriiiiBuns nit siner Wsil'
liarp.n anl.ibe seDdb<en. Ni9t
nur piirbe bag .ine9srlssuns Der amss
rilaniitsn Reutralitdt, ionbsrH autl
einen It1psr.n national : osonoml'
fben lehler beseuien.
Oils Der permutblite gsrfdiier ots
Ustmoranoum iiber bic Semmuns oosr
GiniieluHa Der 2lrbeit sabIreiaer TlI'
uiiions f5sbri,sn ourb 6ernusrufsH
oiierreitlii6 ursariitRr ar5etisr.
tas in BEN 9umba Sale cine me-
itntli6e yiolle ipisIt, nib Der unearls
fGe Rebatteur Diuiam Warm ss'
nannt gerisIbe ion Elm iriiberer uns
qcriiter 9oIititer uub abgsorbnstsr
nanlens WariiH 9isues isin.
I'm Der uebsrfiutbuna oes briti'
ifen Warties NIT amsritaniihen Wlos
.pr,pagen .in 3iel su feBen, pirb bon
ben bortiasu Jabritant.n bic giniiib'
runa zines 3oIes auf oisieu Smport
bsiiirnoriet.
Qou Rellsm Bat fidb bic britiih.
Reai,runc sum 4ntauf Der ssiapert.n,
nrfpriinaIib fir neutrdIe, noroeuro'
piiIte 2anber b.itimmtsn gaum,poa'
iatunser 6srsii ertldrt, NS. gu sinsm
ihr a.nelmsn prsiis. 9od miifsn
ibr bic gerienDsr ale Details ipI9cr
gsri6iffiIna miitbeil,n. Gasu poli
len iif bic bisIissn srporisure ieoot,
ri9t in isbem ifnIle p.riisbsn. Usr'
o.hli6 babsn iis Tid tisber I'm S6us
ibres leaitim.n @sf4dftfE ppn Ssitsn
Der gunbesrseisruna bsmiibt.
UIit etm ruliiidtn Dnmpfsr
.Dpinsi", Der ron bier nit sintr
aobuna ron 5000 5onnen 2uftfdbrs
'eussn. 2lutolainpdsen, 2ptomoiiDer,
9Punitipn, etc. bic ifabrt mad ar3aH'
gi anaeireien bit. begeben ii6 brsi
gletdniier Der pbilubelpbia'er 81les
min aocomotipe Morris mad Hub,
lamb, I'm bort bsi Dem 3IiammsnitsIs
len DON sslisieritn $50 2oiomOiiosu
fstiilili6 All istn. 9i.feIbsn iOllsn
luf Der BON Der rafif6eu Resfsrung
RON BEN 5afen aoIa na6 Ct. pe,
iersbura su srbauen5sn gabn @sr'
finbsn.
Der 6iterreihiihsunsarif6s aonful, |
Or. Grnit 2ubiDis. in Glspslanb, g., !
bat oeasn bi. bortise ,Worib" unb bic |
Oetroiter .iyrss preb1 S4a5snsriats
Hagen in SSbs Don $4,000 BEGIN.
100000 onbGngig gema6t. DieisI
habsn ben gedmtsn bef4uloigt, iiH anl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

4lIe, bteuntsr enqGi{bel
y br ii duns leiben, Die Sar.
mer bes Horbens unb Siibens, bic sFa
britdnten bon bannfreien Wdaren unt
Die Smpprteure baben ale !6offnunl
aufgegeben, Dom prdiioenten ben no,
tbigen S6ub gu erlangen. sic
iparten nunmebr nit llnaetulo
oab Der SonereB iid pisber periam-
melt, oamit bieier tbnen Su ibrem
Hehte oerbiIft. 9a bas uber ned 3ebn
Wo4en oauert, follten bic aonarebmit=
glieoer inoiDibusll bearbeitet nno per,
anlabt meroen, jest slei9 Iib gum
prdiioenten gu beseben unb ibn an
ieine pfIiht 5u erinnern. nobel ippbl
aud bic Warnung am plabe !pdrs, baB
Der aOnsrsb, penn er ssSpunaen lit,
bic Sadie in bic Sanb gu nsbmen,
bur6 iebr oruitiite MaBrsasln Gnas
Lamb srpingen piirbe, bic Der. Stooten
gere6t gu be6anoeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
Mns ben, WsxsisipsIseriht

9ie eb. b.s 25 Sabre alten sJomss
aaiop bon Der 13. unb 9ins SiraBs
In febr balo in bic Bride g.aanasn.
aafop bate iih am Samstag Ra4s
mitias p.Ibeiratb.t unb am Spnn.aa
ibsilis ibm feline Satin, bic II qsn3e
3Gblt. nit, bab iis auf einsn Spruns
ua4 Sauis. Rorb Gairmouni, mht..
nm ibre Suhsn gu boIsn. gdtiirlit
bate Der @atte nihts bagsgsu, obe- als
es 4benb unb Ra6i purbt, obne bab
bic iunse eb.frau 5uriidsetommm
mare, iieIIts CT cine ileine llntsrInhung
an unb faHo Die llngstrsus in Der Dss
iellfdait bts % Sabre altsn Gnparb
einoiap pOn go. 219 Weii 4dis Ctr.
ytaturIia Lisb er bas 4lirhsn prompt
perbaftsn unb 2iubTap ipurbs ssfirn
Don Ridisr gelI gu $25 unb ben ao.
ten psruribsiIt. ipdbrenb bic unasirsus
Satin infOlss ibrsr Sussnb BEN sSus
senbs.ri4i sur aburtbsiIung ilberipiss
fen rpurbe.
1bsobor SHddtsrls bon go. 1928
Weuoiion aDenus. Der erft DOT DtniaM
Wo4sn einssipaHbtrt 1T, bat btrsits
nit Der pOliSsi unb bsm WuHi5ipaIges
ridi 9stanntfhoii s,ulaGi. er mar
ON Sumstas absnb periafttt iporbsH.
neil er in elmer Mirtbfhaft In Odllsp.
mo isin sSpeai" sJrib iyretie dIs Wor'
ter dnssittIIt TT. tinfn 9eibenldrm
pollfiibrt unb piibIid alf Qlmsriid as'
ibimpfs babsn folIte. Sm @trlHt mar
er gsfttrn ftbr bts unb fpstmiithie.
aber gi4isr 8en itrafse ihn I'm $40
unh his aofsH,
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Sienstas, ben II. Scptem6er 1915,


Die Rem gorter .5imes"
TT sliidIi4 10 lpeit gelangt, bic Ges
ipaltatte engIanOs aegen unier adno
gu redtfertigen unb fper ibr nt6t bel.
ltlmmt, ionbern fir ameritantihe
He9te eintritt, 1T in ibren 4ugen elm
8inbeitrihz 4meritanerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

0ab bic Der liberale1
portsi aneebOrigen Ritglicocy oea
engliiben Sabinets bic militGriidt
SienitpfIid)t forosrn, bspeiit bic
perspeifelte Gage bes 2annss, bo
lie FONT, nidt auf elmer nerer
Ginridtung beiteben ipiirDeu, biz
ibnen innerlih auf ous SO6Ite rpiber.
itrebt. IS if aud Isi6t genuq au per=
itebsH, mas oieisn 3paHg berpurruft.
sSrantrei6 lit niat mebr i'm stanoe,
bic 2iiden, lpelde bus S6la6tielo uno
bic arantbeitsn in ieinen Reiben pers
uria4sn, gu erfeBen, in 5olge befsn
5ebrt oas fran5Oiii4s Seer ii6 o'lf unb
is ldnger Der &ries bauert, bsito mebr
tperoen feline &rdfte idpinben. Dem.
na4 mub England in bic grsi9s
fpringsn. 4bsr bisfss mub aud nod
an unOeren nidt minber pihtiqen
plGben ii9 Dorieben. Die tlsinsn
Streittrdfte, bic es gseenlpdrtig in
&frita uno 2liisn beiist, mifsn bsoeus
teHb Deritdrtt peroen. I'm bic bortiaen
9eiiBungsn, in Oenen gnglanbs Delt>
maht pur5elt, gu bebauptsn. Wenn Der
pIau sur 4usfiibrung selanssn iOuts,
bab bsutfbe 5ruppen na6 aonitantis
nopel murfhtrsn. bann iinb spei Mils
liouen Wann ni6t ausrei6enb, nm bic
afrttanif6en unb diiatiI6en Solonien
Su bebuupten, ba nit einem Difsrituno
Der geDolterung gu rehnen III. bic
f9on felt Sabr3ebnten bas enalifde
Sod nit uugsbulb trGst. 9isbsr bat
man bas WenI6enmateridl IN ben
anlonien febr ssring eingeihdbt, mas
ia aud ansefidts Der llnfdbigteit. ii6
eesen bic tleine englifde Seeresmaht
gu iteGsn, feline geredtigung bate.
9ober bic srobartisen 2eiftunssn Der
Ttirfsn baben ben @nglGnbsrn in uns
liebiamer WeiI. bic @uaer 9e0ffn.t,
mas bis6er bsradtste 8DItsrIbaftenI
unter gutter fsiibruns gu leiften berm0s
gen. Wenn bic Mrbeiterf6aft iih bas
ber gssen bic WiIitdrpfli4t pebrt uub
Tire ginfii6rung perbinbert. bann it'll
England fir INNER Derlorsn. G6er
glei95sitig labt ii9 bic Bsbnuptung
pertreten, bab felbit nit Der Sienit=
pfliht DeutfdIanb nidt iiberDunbsu
iperbsn fann, neil erftens Der @ebante
AZ tpGt iommt uno bas Meui6eHmasl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

Die Seniatipn 9 auf oem &c.
biste Der ameritaniI9en Yplitit Ialtet
bab RoOieOelts Sut lid i'm Ring be-
finbet". @r ielbit befinbet iid ouf Der
SaeO, absr feline poIitiiden 9lasntsn
iino um 10 tbGtiger unb perD;n in al
len Stauten, no Der qrdiibenti6uftss
Sanoioat Uom 9pIte aufgeiteut piro,
ibren Serrn unb WteiIter auf ben
StimmsetteI brineen. @srihisbene
an9eiebene Polititer bebauptsn, bab
Der trieasipiitbige raubs Reitsr Der
Domination in elmer ganSen glnsab.
peitli6er Staatsu iider 1T. Wir iinO
bds iebr su be5peifeln qsneiet.
Rooiepelt 1T nur nod Elm Saatten.
Illsin IplIts bic propbe5eiuna iiA Bee
tpabrbeitsn, 10 gibt es einsn auten
2luspss, um ROoieOelts Sies in Der
aonpention gu Oerbinoern urb oisier
beitebt barin, bic Sttmmen in Der SoT=
pentiur auf einsu fortI6rittlihen RE
publituner gu Osreinigen. Dus III audi
nit Sinii6t auf bic 9OItspabl asbus
ten, ba linbeitreitbar 1T, bob Ais re-
publitaniIhe partei nit einsm reat.
tiondrsn qrdiibsutitaftss saanpiaateH
utdt iiesen tunn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02

Looks to me like the people in big
cities have shown a lot of sense in
building big schools an making them
attractive. II the cities have taken
the same number OF fine people out Of
every neighborhood in the State Of
Kentucky that they have out of this
little neighborhood, they've about
skinned the cream pretty close"
But what can we do?"
why can't We have good schools?"
But schools cost money"
"Of course they do. II the big cities
can get our best people to leave com
Portable farms and homes. 1t must be
a paying proposition. II 1t is why
can't we do the same thlng?"
why a big school would cost the
neighborhood several thousand dollars
a year"
well, suppose it did. II the ten
fine families that have left here in thu
past five years could have been kept
here happy and prosperous, wouldn't
1t pay?"
Yes, reckon 1t would, because
heard my husband say that every time
one of these fine families left, the
neighborhood was that much poorer.
He said it meant a lot of money gone.
because these men rented their farms
an spent the money they got in the
big cities"
you can say what you please. we're
never going to have a fine neighbor-
hood until we have real country
schools"
Yes, an now that you've quoted
your husband. I'm going to quote mine.
He said last night that we can do a
tremendous amount OF good improving
our own schools, but that we should
also move Heaven and earth to get
our whole school system out of poll
tics"
Good; you tell him We are all with
him in that. too. GOODBYE"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02

to the whole people and In lieu Of the
usual invitations has issued general
invitation through the columns Of the
various newspapers asking everyone
TO become guest OF Frankfort for
the event
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02
Program Not Complete.

The exact program for the Inaugural
ton has not been completed but will
be announced a few days In advance
OF the event. Governor-elect Stanley
Is expected to arrive In Frankfort
accompanied by Mrs. Stanley and their
three sons on Sunday and they prob
ably will be the guests OF friends until
they take up their home in the man
sion. Governor James p. McCreary
will introduce Governor-elect Stanley
and Lieutenant Governorelect James
d. Black, to whom the oath Of office
will be administered by Chief Justice
Shackelford Miller OF the Court Of
Appeals. The inaugural address Of
Governor Stanley promises TO be in
teTesting not alone because Of his
gifted powers OF Oratory but for the
reason that ne viii outline a plan Of
procedure for the next four years thai
will accord with the wishes OF all Ken.
tuckans.
The arrangements for police pro
lection while the thousands OF visitors
are thronginR the streets and the
show places in Frankfort are being
carefully looked after by Chief OF
Police Mangan and Mayor Joseph
Rupert Cincinnati will send squad
OF trained men and Louisville and Lex
ington viii furnish thief-takers OF
recognized ability TO insure absolute
prOtectiOn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02

Has anybody heard the latest news
about the Newtons?" inquired Mrs.
Jones as the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Deer Run Church adjourned its
regular monthly meeting.
why no, Mr.. Newton amt sick
again, is he?" asked Mrs. Smith.
"Oh, no; he's all right again. In
fact. he's passed our farm twice lately
on his way to town." continued Mrs.
Jones. THE news / was referring to
was that | heard 1t mighty straight
that the whole family's going to move
to Louisville"
We'll | never. What's taking them
to Louisville? Why supposed they'd
always live in this neighborhood. 1t
vas only year before last that Mr..
Newton had that big oil fashioned
house done over from top to bottom
an water an gas put in"
Its the children that's taking them.
You see Nellie'll be fourteen this win
ter an she'll finish the eighth grade
by Christmas. She naturally wants to
go to High School. An then there's
Henry, the next one; he wants to get
ready to go to the State University.
SO there you are"
We'll | never. Look here. what're
we goin' to do I'd like to know. II
this keeps up 1t won't be very long
until we won't have any children
worth mentioning in our school. an
we won't have many strong members
left in our church, an no neighbor-
hood that's fit to live in either. The
Newtons amt the first family that's
left here an gone to Louisville to edu-
cate their children"
well | should say they amt. /
can't count the people that have left
here in the past five years on the
fingers of both OF my hands. An those
that have left were the best we had,
too
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02
cheap RalIroad Rates.

NIHVIHHaII ,T.-..-..., 45.00
G. w. Hay, Vice-Chairman.
Transportation Committee.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02

ble-minded children. the colored Nor.
NAL School and the numerous other
points OF interest.
AS usual Col. Z. ". Taylor. Jr.. pro
prietor OF the Old Taylor dlstillery
will keep open house and incidentally
will extend a general invitation to
visitors 10 roam over his magnificent
Woodford county farm and see his
champion herd OF Hereford cattle and
other prize-Winning stock. Col Tay.
lor's estate Is destined TO be the rival
OF the Haggin farm and already Is
considered one Of the show places.
Al Bakers distlllery and the many
others In and about Frankfort the vel.
come sign will be hung out to visitors
while merchants and citizens through.
out Frankfort will have the latch.
string hanging outside. Warden Wells
OF the Reformatory is planning a holl.
day for the unfortunates incarcerated
behind the grim walls OF the Reforma.
tory and thousands OF visitors prob
ably will take advantage OF the oppor-
tunity TO get glimpse Of the inside
'e' WIN wv NUNCfNCNGs
The committee in charge of the ar.
rangements for the inaugural cere-
monies at the Capitol has completed
plans whereby a stand may be thrown
up in few hours either inside or out,
according 10 weather conditions. The
disagreeable weather that marked the
| induction into office OF Governor
McCreary will have little effect should
there be a recurrence. for the broad
corridors and galleries in the new
| Capitol will hold several thousand
visitors and In the event OF rain the
stand will be erected inside and the
ceremonies held there.
That the attendance will be larger
than ever before Is conceded The
editors Of all the Kentucky newspa.
pers have been placed on the Publicity
Committee and through their papers
have extended the Invitation 10 Ken.
tuckians TO be present and participate
In the inaugural ceremonies. The Pub.
licity Committee viii have headquar.
ters In a building adjoining tho Court
I House. equipped for the convenience
D fff|' Hhh ~ NV wiz Ht among
The visitors and cordial welcome has
been extended TO all OF the Kentucky
newspapermen tn be present ana par
take OF Fraukforts hospitality.
The beautiful scenery IN and about
Frankfort, the drives along the Ken.
lucky river and the splendid roadways
radiaiing from Frankfort will furnish
opportunity FOR visitors to spend a nor
ton Of their time in pleasant sight.
seeing trips after the Inauguration
ceremonies are concluded.
Cheap Railroad Rates.
All steam railroads IN the State OF
Kentucky have published rates TO
Frankfort and return on account OF
Inauguration Dec 7th OF three cents
per mile plus twenty FIVE cents for
the round trip. Tickets TO be sold on
dec. 9th and 7th good returning until
Dec. 9Th midnight.
On above basis the round trip fares
TO Frankfort and return from the prin,
cipal cities are as follows:
Louisville $3.50 Coyington a. br
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02
(By Roger Burlineame.)

Frankfort, Ky Speciall-Standing
in the shadow of the magnificent
81, 100000 Capitol with his eyes rest
ing on the statue of the martyred VIII
liam Goebel. his friend and counselor,
Augustus Owsley Stanley will take the
oath OF Office as Governor of Kentucky
at IL o'clock. Tuesday. December Z.
while the greatest throng that ever
has witnessed an Inauguration in
Frankfort will be present to do him
honor.
Carrying out his campaign promises
Governor Stanley will once more pro
claim himself the champion of econ
omy, retrenchment and the rule of the
people.
Arrangements rapidly being COM
pleted for the inauguration presage
the greatest spectacle II has been the
lot of Kentuckians to witness and from
reports received by the various com
mittees in charge of the details Incl
dent to the event. Kentucky from the
Beargrass. the Bluegrass, the Penny
rile and the Purchase will be present
to lend enthusiastic acclaim to the
States new Chief Executive.
Ohio Visitors Coming.
vieing with the uniformed marching
clubs from Louisville. including the
Nose Green Club, the oldest and
strongest political organization In the
metropolis will be the Duckworth
Club, the crack Democratic marching
club from Cincinnati whose members
will join the throng in Frankfort for
the inaugural festivities as a tribute
to the former Congressman who in
many times Of battle has been ever
ready to go TO the aid Of his Demo
cratic brethren in the Buckeye state.
Henderson, the home Of Governor
elect Stanley will send a special train
with a brass band and a thousand
enthusiastic home folks" while Gov
ington, Newport Paducah, Ovens
boro, Bowling Green. Shelbyville and
Lexington will have marching clubs
in the big parade that is confidently
expected TO eclipse that OF any former
Inauguration.
5000 From louisville.
From Louisville alone 5000 visitors
are expected and It Is Believed the
greater portion O. the population OF
Lexington viii sDond the day in the
Capital city. Already 'he advance
reservations have exhausted the avail
able supply Of hotel GccOuodations
and for days the members OF the Ac-
commodations CC~ 'ttoe have been
at their wits end lnd quarters for
the thousands Of visitors who will be
In Frankfort for one or more days.
The committee has issued a call to
the residents o. Frankfort asking them
10 report the number of rooms they
will place at the disposal of visitors
and has nxed a standard price OF Sl.OO
for sleeping quarters for persons who
remain over night The committee
will have the addresses o. all persons
who have available rooms indexed and
will have members OF the committee
assigned to the hotels and the depots
TO take visitors In charge and escort
them TO houses where they can secure
quarters. at the price agreed upon.
The Executive Committee In charge
OF the Inauguration determined TO do
away with the idea OF sending out In
yitatiOns over the State inasmuch as
the ceremony Is an event Of interest