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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

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!oau niAn' too, u p'esns W nuo.
tIon iIom .nose WY na.e nsu eapeI,
ence mskinga rosu WIN p'or snu
hIns Ioau oIAs n,ns SAYS ne '', .,'s
Us easier 70 90 tnis WIN nsn.
wooue" usk .n e u ~
nesvy snu many VI 'ne s.ee' 1.Rs
nave AneI nso~ p'auTs. Lev
nesI TON you ioAu 1nsn' ns 10
question ,lAt eNe,yuouy " neIes.eu
weIs a'ons WIS '"e' So"e VII 'e''
There were eiyb,v.,b,ee scholars
attended tile Tarkio Chapel SUNDAY
school jast SUNDAY and lis c,,ilection
was one doilsr and Three CENTS. On
srconni ~ E,o ~ y Cooi.v oldInv
a success. mi awe. m,.,iuv AZ Eis
n.ia ,i,.,. "a mi Ia ma, ,.hu,r,, ,.,yi,.s
n, Tarlio b,icI church On n,xt Sat.
uyday .y.ninv aud SUNDAY ,no,ninv
his ,.vnI., aunoi,,, m,,,,. On Sundav
evening nj ~, ~ IN o,.t IL. there
v,Ii IA. t.nn,.,.nr. "a, mon o,eached
N, m. Ta,Lin b,Irk rLuych nv one ~
ibe ami saIoon ieaS,. men Who las
tbe renn,a,ion ~ h.Inv an .,cellent
sns.rs, an Ills snhier, Eye,ybodv
~ .arnestIv ran,,es,.d 70 CONS oui
an :, near Ibis man ana tb.re should
Inc a fuii house.
80 ,
bon you think, ffiend Doody.
Court house TO New Point ,or any other
town In tie county, for that matter,
we have the best railroad facilities OF
any town In the county, and a first.
class site. Don I you know this Is the
only town In the county, where all the
residents In tie county can come TO In
the morning and return to their homes
In the evening, and they don't I have 70
walk either. OF course, our old
friend, Lum Patterson, can get out
With that band OF his, and do a little
business, and we viii take our hat oil
TO them they are right there With
the goods. and We have taken pre-.
caution to engage Lum and Ills band
to help W. lay tile corner stone, when
the time comes.
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'hec'"'s VIII oe "e'" y" "o"''a wy
Walter Rr,dhury. pI,k Larrabe,
and I.a,v CImniny hn haxs hre,
ove, nra, Fails r,iy N.h fnr III,
U,si M vssLs vn,L iny in an ami,
nSchatd re,nrned Lnme 'as, Sa,nrd,,
syepipv and FOO, ,he grin pa,h on,
MAS wsa,,my q hen they IN, :" RIO,
ws,. miri,,v dad Ia yst ba,k home
, ~ are tnlI Lar ,h. hoys id no,
d,iys s,s 'p s,o"sh ~" snI, Is'v an1
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

Don't hide your money In . pair
OF old socks;put II In . pair Of . Fallon
View lots and watch II grow.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
ttnter Den,
D%ierIat6igen Banner.
souau aus Dem GoISIanSe sranspaal.
Bon srnno @asener Sambura.
e. Sprtf.buns.)

Gin ldutes 9elddter eridpa rings
rm; bic peinlide Gpannnne bate iid
in erfrsulider Weiie seiof. rno nit
hm ensliiden Siese mar es pprldu:
fla nod nihts. lleber oes 2oeomptips
iiibrers @eiitt spg bic RDthe Der 9es
fddmuns. aerserlid iaets CT: ga
den Sic nidt su friib, meme Serrei!
an Der @aidbanf Bride, Die Sbre
peroammten Reiter seIprenst batten,
horten mir beutlib ben 4dnonenoon
ntr BON 9unbee. Sn oieiem @useu
blide fnb 2ufas Mebers Sruppen
ifer idon bernidtet."
rIuf ale 5d[e blei6sn mir bier"
,ntidieb Der SberH. Die @erbins
buna 5ipiiden 2appimith unb DUNDEE
barf inter teinen llmitGnben ipieoer
bereeItelt tperben. Die Bride bier
muB fofort seiprsnst merDen. nno
bonn molten mir bafiir iorgeu, oab
bier Riemdnb our6tpmmtll1
Wbisfh Gp9ndf unp 6bdmpdgner
fIoffen in StrDmen in ben Stub, BERN
S6erit Shisl bate ben Sruppen nur
Elm geringeS 4uantrm f~reigegeben.
Bah DrDbnte audi Der fur9tbdre
Rnau Der Spnamit GrploIion, dls
Die Bride in bic auft flos. llnp nun
tam bic Hd6t 6erun, bic Die Better
Hebsn ihren 9ferben rubeuo perbrdd)=
ten.
Rad elmer talten Hadi ertpa6te
al6rett frOitelnb, ais bic Come eben
nit ben erIten Strablen Der 8ergs
8ipfeI sliibsnb srr0tben tisb. 9raf
zeppelin fdb i6on am bergtimmenpen
Seuer. bas man pes Rodis Der en-
pfinblihen adlte ipesen untsrbulten
hattie, 2dhelnb reidte er albrsft Die
6anb.
rBir perben beute bic Seuertaufe
srbalten," iaste er. .@iinihe Sbnen
Slid oaSu, admerap! llnb benton
Sic on SIR 8sripreten, meine urnle
Mutter gu griiben. 8enn Ieben Sic.
mir it's 10 getpib, pie nur cine lle6er=
seugung es iein lam, naB i6 ben beu=
tiaen Mbeno ni6t erIebe. 4ber mir
pplen unieren beutffen 5olpatene
rubin gu Ghren bringen biz gum leB>
ten 4~themauae."
albre6t mar dufseiprnngen unb
hattie ben Sdbel umgesiirtet. Sn ieis
Hen Iugen fladerte elm unbeimlidss
6euer.
sgtein, aamsrab, sic fperoea le6en,
boffe i6. Gbsr fpenn Gptt fir mid
cine ausel iibrig bat. i'd bin be.
rsit!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
XXX.
5er3ensn {.

Yin Ienem Gage, ba @alther Of
bredt bon 5tiTa gsgangeu, mar tiefes
Web i'm 5erSen, an jenem Sage
bate Glifa lunee nod auf ben anieen
aelegen unb nit ibrem Soft gerungefl.
ad. es mar ia taulenbmal I6lperer
sepeien. dls iie es iid ~porgeItelt bate,
od felt Su bleiben iinb 3u perai1ten,
no bas Sera noh 2iebe. mad Slid be-
gehrte! afs 4l6redt Damals Dor ibr
~geftanpen bate, bds 5dupt gebsugt
unter Dem fnrhtbdren G6ldge, bleiA
unb Stdrr ipie fpenn oes Sobes Sann
i'm geitreift bate, bu bate lie nit iih
ringen miiHen, bab iie benz beiBen Sc
fiible ni9t folste, bds Tie trieb, ibm an
ben gals gu fIiegen, ihm 5u Iagen:
s8erseibe mir, ih fam ia nidt
anbers! 5iir bid tbue ih es ia, ipenn
i'd meinem Ser5en S6peisen gebtets,
fir bid alletn, BEN id nibt elm
bleiernes @etpi6t an ben Siiben Iein
min, has ibm ben frsien S9ritt
bemmt, ~ fir bid dllein, bem in Die
bitterfte AuoI bereite unb ben ih bod
10 unausfpre6lid liebe."
2lber fie bate fid be5pungen. Sic
bate fbn seben laTen in ieinem
56mer3. Mber @ott bate ibr Die
Rube riht segeben, bic bas 8eluuBts
iein elmer eblsn Sbat 81 bringen
pflesf. limb 10 bate Srau Schubert,
bic miitterlihs 5rsunbin, unttr bersn
51ube fie i'm Eager tpeilte, bas arrne
Mdbhen gefanben, n~iebersebro=
den. uber sefdBt eefaBt pie cine
9er5peifeIte, Der fein Weg msbr bleibt
ais Der geraoealts blr9 Geio unb @eb.
2ante SCHUBERT bate ni1t piel sSragen
geitellt; lie fpnBte tpobl, baB man bic
f1iperiten Shladten einfam uno itia
i'm SerSenstdmmsrlein fdldst uno tsis
men bereinbliden lGBt. in ben perbors
aeifen G6retn Der punoen 8ruit.
eei5e bate ie gliias 8lonobaar aes
ireidelt, nit Der barten fnprpltgsn
banb 10 unenblth 3drt, ME muir
ssrduen es tDnnen, tpenn tie zines dns
peren Meniden Meb CANA beritsben
unb mitfiblen. lIno @iiia ipar unter
Der liebfoinbsn 9elpeguRg aus ibrer
grftarrnng ertpa4t inb bate Ii6 Der
.5ron in bic qrme gstporfen unb ges
Deint ipts Elm nrmes. berirrtes &inb.
Gte mar fia tlar selporSen iiber
bas, mas ibr 3l fbun iibrig blieb. Dor
ii4 Islbit muBte lie fi9 ii9ern. nnS
barum tpolte fs teinen Gag ms6r
s0gerrl, nm bic Gntidsibung bsrbsisus
fiibrsn, .Milit bn Ohm Tsrreira
bitten lafen. baB er gu mir tomme2"
hatte is bic miitterlite Jreunbin leifs
sefragt llnb bisfe bate nit frdfiis
aein Drnds bic eistalte MGOdenbann
trariffen unb nur gtdnttportet: sd
lpnBts. bdB bu ben rsdten Meg finb.n
lpiirbtlt. Glifa!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19

| brsdii mar es niht. limb aud Don
| Sberit Ghiel, ben Der s3ulu an
Mlbredts Seite seieben bate, mar
feline Spur 81 finben.
Sine tnalii6e ImbulanS, arpst
aranf.ntrGser nnb elm ar3t, tam por'
bel. Sie nit benz rotben &reua ges
f6miidten Dien.r am 2~iebestptrie
ariiBten ii6 adtungsDoa, obipobl re
5u Ben peridkOenen 8rtegspartetsit
oebDrten. Ser enslif4e Ir3t trat
beran unb fragile b0flid, Oh er bier
iraenbpie bebiilfli9 iein tonne.
,Wir futen sinen tbeuren 6reuno,
fagts GItia nit ssfabter Stimms
,,einen Sffi3isr Der beutiher 5retidar.
ben man an Sbsrft Sdiels Settle fall
len lab"
,8erubisen sic iid, meiH 5rdus
letn," a~nttportete Der MrSt uno retdte
Gliia bic 9ano. yObsrt Sdie! ano
Elm beuti9er SffiSier, Der on telner
Settle tGmpfeno fiel, beflnSen ii4 9ez
ianaen in ~unieren Sdnben.
Or Isbt." sntrang es Iid1 Gllias
2ippen. @r lebt!!"
limb iibsrpGltist BON Der unerlpar@
teten Srsltbenbptl6aft fiiblte lie plDBs
lib bic Spannun9 peiden, nit Der ile
ii1 nab allen 4nitrengungen bis iebt
dllfreht gsbdlten bate. @s fllnlmerte
ibr Dor Den aueen, uno o%bnmadttg
liant lie in bic 9lrme Des ifHea bin5us
%geiprungenen arStes.
4ls fe tpieOer gu iif lam, lab lie in
pas ii6er ie gebeagte, tpetter9ebrdnnte,
sutmiitbise @sii9t bes ar5tss, rSie
miiHen fib i6pnen, lisbes Sinh" (asts
'er freunblt6. LIMB ppr a~ufregin9sr
miiKen sic iid bitten, oarrm msrteH
sic fifl: i1 ielbit babe benz iunsen
Oeutiden ben eriten @erbanp anges
lest; bic @srpunouns - Sdbelbieb
iiber ben &opf - 1T ni6t seraoe lei6t,
aber fir cine trGftigs Ratur teiness
tpess bebsntiit. Wir perpen ibn
pieberberitellen, aber auf cine tletne
Srennunssaeit miiHenSie ii6 lfOn se@
fabt MAIDEN. 8eten Sic fir ben Sieg
Der britiiden @affen, bamit Der arieg
balp elm Gnoe nimmt unb nit linn bic
@efansenI6aft Sbres 5rsunpes!!"
sSn @liias Seele aber iubelte es:
er lebt! er lebt! llnp pereeiIen mar
alles. pas 3pii6eH linen aeItdnoen
bate, ~persefTen in ielisem Slid. 90
ritten lie iiber bas S6ld6tfelp auriid.
Qber plOblih belt Der 3ulu ieinPferb
an urb mics auf cine STEELE, 100 Die
Sooten bi6t geordngt laaen. unb
nit einemmals leste iif's mie ein
S9lsier iiber Gliias Slid. 0a lag
Elm 5pbter ben Sdbel in Der 5allt
- unb itarrte lie an nit gldiernen
augen, 9enprit 5erreird. limb
GliIa briitte linn Die augen gu nno
tiiBte i'm uuf Die tults Stirn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
XXH.
q c n.

Wos luar unterbeHen aus g(l6rs6t
getporben2
Dir bdtten ibn psrlaiieu, als Die
Diloe Sago Der ulanen iiber i'm bins
lueg gina ais 8erpunbete, bic UNI
@naoe baten, unb Sliebenoe bon ben
mDrDeriiden 2anSen burdbpbrt purs
ben unb Die sngliI9en Soloaten mebr
S6ld6tern gli6en, oenn ebrli4en
&rieeern. Sin Slid mar es fir 4l=
bredt sepeisn, OaB er mie Elm Sobter
palas, 10 baB er bic MprbIu6t Der
enaliiden Solouten nidt reiste. 60
tpdr Der 4bsnp eetommen, unp bas
S6la9tfelo mar bon ben 8uren p0lig
aerdumt moroen, pdbrenb audi bic
GnelGnber iid pamit besniisten, ben
Sub Der iueitlid fi9 erbebenoen Siisel
uno bic Giienbabn beIsBt gu balten.
Der poltenbrudartige 9epitters
reeen. Der gesen Ibenp bernsbergin9.
bate ben Imbulanaen beioer parteien
lire 4ufeabe auBeroroentlid eri9pert.
90 lag albreht oenn itunosnlang i'm
5reien. Die empfinoli6e &dlte Der
betetngebro6snen Na6t unb Die RdHe
nsdten i'm enblih aus feiner Sbns
md6t, Gr idlug bic @u9en allf, pbne
gu ipifsn no er mar. Sin wiiIter.
nagenber S3merS in Der Stirn psrans
laBte i'm, nit Der &edten gum 8opfe
su fabren. Iber Der 4rm fant i4laff
berab, pbne bic 9epeguns ausfiibren
gu tOnnen; Elm Suftritt bate bic
MpsfeIn gequetidt. 8oriiftig taItete
Ilbre4t nit Der unperlebten &infen
nad Der Stirn. @erpnnenes 8lut
bate feline 9aare Suiammen tleben
Idfen. llnb nun auf einmul belann
er if6 dui bas. mas nit ibm seideben
mar. absr i'm nd6iten Nusenblide
fhon tpuros linn BON neuem idlpar3
Dor ben @ussn. 9lis sr tpieber 3u ii9
fam. bate Der rieielnbe Reeen aufges
bort; 4lbre6t iab bod iiber iih ben
buntlen 5immel. unb ab unb gu bra6
Der 9olmono goloig beu aus ben boz
q~tnld9enpen WolteH.
@ltredt periuhts, iid aufsuri6ten;
aber feline &rGfte reidtsn nidt aus;
er lpollte nm 5iilfe rufen, bod Die
3unge tlsbte linn trodsn am 6aumen;
nit Der 2inten Id0pfte er miibIdm Elm
tpsnia NafIer aus einem 2o6e oes
9oOers neben ii6 ilno rsBte bic brsns
nsnben aippsn. Run oerfuhte sr
feline @ebanien gu orpnen; dber ie
berlpirrten lid I'M ndditen augens
blide; ibm mar es, als fGbe er @liIo
opr ii6, dbtr pann rpiebsr tpar es Der
Mono. Der tphnddheub ouf i'm hsrabs
fhauts.
Gortistuns foIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
XXI.
GIan~b slaagte.

IS rod mad Yulperoampf i'm Sbale
bes SonntagsfIuHes. Bonn friiben
Mprssn an bate Der &f gefobt.
Die Suren, pie unter benz tapfsren
Sauosgen San Sod ben abbang her
8igedrsberge unb bic napor 5ib su
Sbdl ientenbs Gbene beiebt ssbaltsn
hdttsn, idben I'D, INNER ftGrtersn bers
onbringenbtn snslifden Mbtbeilanaen
ssseniibtr. Dor 2aOpfmitb ber bate
bic gifenbabn init sablreidea 3usen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19

Gin SsreinfaIl. Srsua,
bin: Gin punoerborer Ring. ben Dn
oo bait" DGme: .Riht fpabr, ben bat
mir meta Weann ouf BEN Rastsnbal
ssidentt!. 5reunoin: .Sffs mSsliAa.
Dame:. 50 sr pubts absr nitt.
baB ida mari"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
YOUR HEALTH
Don't Endanger it With
CaIomeI.

1t Is generally agreed by experts In
this country and Europe that calomel
has a very violent effect on the system.
This accounts for the familiar disagree
able feeling accompanying a dose, and
the weakened condition following IL.
LIV.VER.LAX is harmless vege-
table compound, that is a mild but eff.
fective substitute for calonel. 1t has
all the effectiveness, but not the effect,
of calomel. Its splendid value has
brought il into such wide use that in
some states il has almost entirely re-
placed calomel.
Just try LlV-VER-LAX once, and
you'll never use calomel again. Insist
on the genuine, bearing the likeness
and signature of l.. X Grigsby, which
is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. For sale by Kinche-
loe's Pharmacy.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
GINKS CHEER JUDGE
GARY, STEEL MAGNATE
Bows and Smiles at HObOeS at
Hotel De Gink

New York (SpeciaD: A monogram
med limousine stopped at Center and
Worth streets, fur-coated footman
swung back the door, and Judge E. II.
Gary, executive head of the billion
dollar steel corporation, stepped forth
and climbed the winding staircase that
leads to the Office of the Hotel De
Gink This was Judge Gary's final
stopping place after five-hour tour Of
the places the city has provided for the
unemployed to earn 10 cents an hour,
for five hours day.
"This is Judge Gary" jeff Davis told
the ginks present. 1.-THE Judge and |
have visited one another, and now he
has come to see you"
The man from II Broadway smiled
and bowed to the lineup.
81 am very glad to be guest at the
Hotel De Gink," he told them. Il am
pleased that you appreciate what has
been done for you, little as 1t is. |
would not like to have anyone feel that
this world offers no opportunity for
them"
He urged them TO make this a start
in life for them. The guests gave him
three cheers, and he shook hands with
JEFF, and was whirled off to the offices
of the steel corporation.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
TOBACCO GROWERS
WANTED MARCH 2
At the Tobacco Growers Meeting
at Lexington Farmers Should
{ Meet Here and Elect Dele :
gates.
IMPORTANT MEETING SURE.

Edward Oglesby has asked The
Breckenridge News to call attention to
the Growers meeting at Lexington
March Q. Mr. Oglesby says the farm
ers of this community should come to
Clove-port Saturday and elect dele
gate to the meeting.
Lucien Beckner, secretary of the
growers organization, makes the fol-
lowing call to the farmers:
Lexington, KY, Feb 10, l9I5.
To the Tobacco Grower:
Are you ready in your county for the
March End meeting in Lexington! Have
you picked your best men for delegates?
If not, get busy: the time is short and
the occasion important. If we can not
orga nize, it means that we must stop
growing tobacco or give some one else
all the profits.
Twenty-odd of the forty counties in
the district are organized!
The plan to be adopted must be so
simple that everyone can understand
the business. The law will not permit
of pooling and commingling The iden-
tity of every crop will have to be main
tanned, so that grower can look at his
crop and know how it graded and sold,
and how he should be settled with.
These are conditions that the Jaw COM
pels. Can you be afraid of plan that
is bound by these conditions?
Articles of incorporation have been
prepared for you 20 discuss and amend
If need be at the Lexington meeting
The plan proposed is an eye-opener
which no man can afford to miss hear
ing if he proposes to raise an acre OF
tobacco. 1t has succeeded everywhere
else it has been tried. The only weak
Nhlace in it is our unity If we are to
gether, we win; il not, we lose. The
fellow or county that stays out is a
trust helper; the fellow and county that
comes in is a tobacco growers friend
Which are you? Yours for the Cause.
Lucien Beckner,
Secretary of the Growers Organization.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
Recognized Advantages.

You will find that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has recognized advant-
ages over most medicines in use for
coughs and colds. 1t does not sup
press cough but loosens and relieves it.
1t aids expectoration and opens the Sc
cretions, which enables the system to
throw off a cold. 1t counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in pneumo-
MIA 1t contains no opium or other mar
cotic, and may be given child as con-
fidentay as to an adult For sale by all
dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
STRATEGY IN WAR
Retreats to Lure the Enemy From
His Base of Supplies.
KNOWN AS FABIAN TACTICS.
Methods That Have Been Used by
Warriors Since Long Before the
Christian Era George Washington
Was Called the American Fabius.

After the great war in Europe had
broken loose in the summer Of 1914
and the allies fell back from their first
line in northern France to the Marine u
good deal was said and written Of ia
bian tactics" and when the Germans
fell back from the line OF the Marine
to the Aisne more was said of "Fa-
bian tactics" In this country when
Washington and the heroic Continental
army fell back before the English in
superior force and Of superior equip
ment and perhaps superior discipline.
his tactics were called Fabian" In
fact General George Washington was
called and by historical writers Is still
referred to as 1.-The American Fabius."
1t is probably true that many Amer
leans long parted from their school
books have forgotten about Fabius,
even though whenever an army makes
an orderly retreat for the purpose of
gaining time or reaching more favor
able position they speak fiuently Of
Fabian tactics" 1t Is a phrase that
comes trippingly off the tongue.
Fabius, as might easily be guessed
from his name, was Roman. He
commanded the legiOns of Rome
against the powers Of Carthage 200
years before the Christian era. The
tactics which came to be called after
Fabius were no doubt employed cen
turtles before Rome was born. Fabian
tactics without doubt have been used
ever since bodies of men made war,
but 1t may be that Fabius so refined
or systematized those tactics that 1t Is
Just and worthy they bear his name.
/ Fabius in PIT b. c. stood opposite
| to the hosts or hordes Of Carthagtn-
ians under the brilliant leadership OF
Hannibal. In battle before Fabius
Maximus was called to the supreme
command of the Roman troops In the
field the Carthaginians had been vic
torious. Fabius, profiting by what
had befallen his predecessors In COM
mand. avoided pitched battle In the
open and retreated. fighting as he fell
back. holding off the enemy with
what are now described as rear guard
actions. Drawing the enemy farther
and farther from base or the sources
of supplies. wearying their troops
more than be wearied his own and
delaying battle until he reached
ground where his position would give
him a great advantage-a position
against superior numbers-where th'
loss In men and morale of the assaii
ants must be great and where a
the proper moment the counterstrok'
could be delivered with high promise
Of success, the tactics Of Fabius won
In some ways the phrase "FabiaI
tactics" has been diverted from III
original and proper significance AM
II made to comprehend any tactics O.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
WEBSTER NEWS AND
CHEERS FOR CHERRY
People Coming and Going-.No
Hard Times Around Webster
Wheat Never Looked Better
Fine Cattle Raised.
OTHERPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Three cheers for Cherry.
Wheat never looked better at this
season of the year.
Farmers are burning plantbeds, SOW
ing oats and blowing for corn regard
less of the war.
II. c. Stewart made business trip
TO Louisville Tuesday.
Mrs AMY Hall, of Henderson, is WIS.,
,ing Mrs. Georgia Clay comb and other
relatives here
Mrs. Rebecca McGary, OF Louisville,
is spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs Henderson.
Little Dolly Katherine Kendall is real
sick at this writing
Thos. McGavock, of Cloverport, Wis
tied his children. Hugh McGavock and
Mrs. J. X. Bandy here Sunday.
George Dut>chke has gone to Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. j. {. Crutcher are eX.
pected home from Florida this week.
DR.. Hendriek has been sick the past
week, but is better now.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Henderson and
Miss Alta St. Clair are planning 4 trip
to California, Washington and Canada
this spring.
II. II. Norton the cattle king, has 4
head Of nice 300 pound steers feeding.
Mr.. Norton is spending some restless
nj shts these foot and mouth disease
times.
We liked your editorial on Billy
Sunday and the Rest of U.s. 1t takes
our minds eff war aud wheat and foot
and mouth disease, at least, for - time.
Let us have some more like ii.
Earl Payne has sawmill set on his
farm. Is going to build a fine barn and
otherwise improve the place.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24

a particularly shrewd or foxy ma
ture. In this connection it has been
said that Napoleon employed Fabian
tactics" with brilliant success ut Aus
terlitz. The combined Austrian ana
Russian armies greatly extended their
line In an effort to turn the right
flank Of the French army and cut his
communications. 1t seemed as though
this move would succeed. for Napoleon
permitted it to develop without seri-
GUS resistance. Then he suddenly con-
centrated his whole strength at the
center. with the exception of portion
of Bernadotte's corps, which he left TO
deal with the Austrian turning force,
and burst through the line. destroying
one wing Of the Austrian army as II
retreated.
Historians of Rome deal at consid-
cradle length with a family called the
Fabii. 1t is narrated that this ancient
and renowned family undertook the
/, duty Of defending Roman territory
against incursions by the Valentines
and for this purpose established them
selves at a place on the Cremara river.
The Fabii were drawn into ambush
and were all killed. The date Of that
event is given as b. C. Az.
A boy Of the family Fabii had been
left In Rome. and he became the sec
ond founder of the family. Fabius
Eximus, who won his laurels and his
spurs in the second Punic war, was
descended from that boy. and there
was another famous member of the
| family whose name was Fabius Pictor,
who wrote history of Rome and who
Is often referred to as the earliest Ro'
man Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
40c. and SOC. Eggs.

If your hens would only lay when
eggs were high. Why shouldn't they
Some hens do. The hen that lays has
healthy pink tongue and gills Those
not laying are pale in the gills, their
tongue or palate has whitish look.
What's the matter? What's the matter
with you when your tongue is whitei
Bilious? That's just what ails the hen,
Start her liver and see her get busy. B,
IA. Thomas Poultry Powder is guaran,
teed to start her liver and to start the
eggs. For sale by Weddings drug
store, Cloverport, KY.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-02-24
In a Quandary.

"It-er-seems," said he. regarding
the unfortunate with scientific interest
that the attacks of fever and chills
appear ON alternate days. DO you
Thinks II your opinion-that they
have, so to speak, decreased In vio-
lence, IL I may use that wordT'
The patient smiled feebly DOC,
said he. ION fever days my heads SO
hot | can't think, and on ague days !
shake so I can't hold an opinion.
New York Globe.