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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

9lutlib, pie Settinsen iie nur an
SO95eitstog an i6r bsmertt Bate
9u iibertom ibn urplDBlih EN-
tisfe, fat IeiosnI6aftlite &iiprllll9.
Gs aittsrtc ollss in ibm. ST foalll foa,
nidbts iageu. Sin I6lu4osnosr Sanl
broHe aus ieiner gruit. Gr IisB lsil' i
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3udsn ging bur6 Isius gaH5e GslialIs; T.
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beiregt unO psi1.
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er lusinen muBts. @s mar oas srr'
dltdl in feinem 9ebsn, OaB er ips'Hl'.
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bette. 9tu& oonu tlang ieine St'P
me nod puno.
n0as TinS - 5reuoentrGnsn! IAN
ss srbIid ItodsnO BON Isiusu Sippegs,
Sic umid1laug i'm, preBts ibn 'O0'
inniger an iin.
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fenbsit. 9lls sr Iie onblidts, itano1 sIs ~
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geIfoben bate. -
n9Bis mir sliidli9 fpsroen fuols'H
iIiiiierts Iie nod einmal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

glun mar bp9 cine tiefc Rii6rung
iiber Sstfingen estommsn, inbsm sr
bic i9liGtsn, innigen 3eilen los, nit
beren Der 8risf f4loB.
gBie Elm @alfam fir Oas ipunos
6era tpirtte bas.
@asn muBte ss lslbIt 9sabnt bn6sn,
poB Die Qtusic6t. ole iie i6m ba croft
nete. ettpos Gr6reifenDts fir ibn 1ds
ben pirbs-oab ales anOsre bansbeu
5uriidtretsn, ibm tlein unO GuBerliCp
erTGeinen miihe.
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bodies Slid erit6nt - I9liebliG Die
6cffnuns i6ipsr.n Ssr3ens oufsssez
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oorduf fam, borii6er biHpsg3uieBsn
eeiuht, insssbeim mar es ibnsn beiOen
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Ien. geionbers in Den leBten orei
Sobren, ais es 10 i6limm nit @acns
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nller @elf 5uriid3ieben muBten, unb
6erEah in Der 9eere uno Giniolnfeit
nod ieinem Sooe bo bntten ie's
an fdmer5li6ften bsrmiBt.
SeBt iollte olIo bod nod Elm Sino
ins 6ous ommen. Die groBen @dus
lie. in benen iie iih mon1mal 10 bsrs
logen Dorgeiommsn iporen,piirbsn BON
6elltm &inberlo6en pioerbaLlen. 9os
tounte ibnen beicen Die fhon 9alb per=
loienc Sugeno ipieoergeben.
Mie Settingsn @llen begen unO
pflegen polltel
Die freuolOi, SugenO, Die liste Sim
ldmteit in Der 6renoe - 5uleBt Der
Gram Inn oen Batter - bos alles bate
an ibr ge5ebrt, Iie 3art, fdlt ipibers
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lpos 10 DurAgstitigtss, 9letberiI9eS in
ibr Welen g,tommsn, ia. oft mars
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bette, ibm Oaoonidneben ipie Elm
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gia pon 3aum unO 3eit 49,.
@s OerIonste i'm pl0bIi6, gu ibr 5u
ellen, ibren aopf an isine 8ruft gu
prthsn, ibr bic blail,, feline Stirn uno
bic liebcu, bittenben ernIteu 9lugen gu
tiiiien
9lber pie er 0d atffubr, fiel Isin
9lid pieDer duf Oos SGreiben aus
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lelbit, Dor Ieinen eigenen Ge6anten j..
Trsuts er iib oenn plOblib niht
mebr9 Wor Der SGrtliGe Subel 10
Id)nell berrouidt, Der i'm trfiiIi batte,
NOD, ebsn jeBt2
WluBte er nun pirtlich eins fir ales
mai Der militGriiten 9oufabn ,nts
Io9en2
gBar ni6t Elm Srrtum m0gliA2
Seine pbnntoii, tldmmsrts iid ios
fort on Oieie matt, 9offnung unb ar
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@icaeiht bate GllenS @otsr fem
Sdiff Die nSppatio", BEL elmer onos=
rem @eienf9aft Derii9ert! @ielleiHt
mar Die police nur berloren eegangsnl
Wenn man nod qriin0liGer, ols @llen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

Dos @Gr,ibsn sins nod psitsr.
Gefiing.n bate bic erIten Seiten in
ficher6oiter @ile ijberflogen. Sect
mrBte er oie 2eftiirs unterbrehen,
6atn Die IGlontcn 8u1itaben 3itIers
ten. bic 3eiItn Derfdwammen Dor ists
nen Qlueen.
g8uu griff ,r nad osm bsieelesten
@risf, 1pang lich, i'm 5u cnt5iffsrn.
Oie Stettinsr @es0srei teiIte barin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14
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gaIo mar in Sderte6nen Der -. y.
Tuh Der 9iiraIIiere DergeiIen. gis
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mcni9 Q(ufreeenOes poIlierte, mIilamss rs
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IDmpatbiIh. Die 6rauen lIno a.r w
Srtsbeb0rosn, iiber bic an penlgl'S';, \,
aeTprO6en pirO, iinO ia bsidnnil'p -
bsfen.
Sine 3eitlong na9 Osm WlaaSOiI,,
batte man Iih nod ii6er Die leuS"I SSI.
qailion oes 8iroermeiIters anfgsqEa.;,
ten, Ser ipd6renO Der 9(ntpeienpen l;S r;S
net e6smoligsu &ameraoen tait iaS"~
gu YIero orauBen eeipeIen NOR ma
1as CAB an man1em Bier o,ai6, a
Seetil9 Stoff fir eine gol5s "''7
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limb oann erDrterte man plspe' ,;At
ll;nItano, bnB SsttingeH ploBlIp Nv
mebr ausritt.
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babe sttpus Bel Der pflegs Oss .'ssu .@ss
ueris6sn, 70 Iogtsu oie sinsn, o's'O5S O5Srs
fei Ger Su9spollob tpieosr Tla~ srSs rS,s
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rem brd9ten ben @ertouf in lrs'"D
nen dnberen 3uIammenbang. &,
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man beim .GGneiueOelper" UNI lnp9.,rnis uni,
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9lusleaunaen BON dIsm, pns 0Is d0nIs.touf
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Dss @mfers mebr unO ms9r c.Sms 5"
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potbie Der Gingeborsuen erlDUsSnls aSnls
Geit Wci6nadten puBte mans "r nou
LID in allen pei6IiGeu &rellen n4Srss
GGcrte6nen - ourH Die Setls,lSb Se,s NJ,
frcll, oie brett gsfrdst 9utte, pa. lo.,,,r,lsr
fornt aeiporoen - oaB in Spn,~s' SGlim,s'
Bel 9iirgermciIters netfpos %''''
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lone ssI6pisesn, ooB aud Die Waite Katie,
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Ian:. OaB oos lang Grparteis Ha" sDi ben
IiisEsnfen Sa6r Der GHc ii& bel ~
gsttiuoens p.rluren oas TrtT1pIs 1os
bos 9eIonbere. lpenn Iie lesstESois
eiaaiae tinoerloIe Gbspoar oss i'd
dens au Iein. glun tonnte l'%SS;sHsa
I1on sher 81 i9nsn EN- ''O
rueniGlib" IteleH. . ,i,Isr
Mbsr giirosrm,iItsrs lsOtsu il iil.iisds, @lflt
qanssn 8eit iuomDglid nod 5ar'Slld 5l,
srosnsr als porber. Sie nd3naIs" ""riisis
feine gsIude me6r al. glsH ss Wy 6sr5s
bic betanntsn 0amen nod ln',S.' .En,n ails
LID lmo frsunblit, iusnn re ss1S1lGu,
IfGllia begs9nete -aber gu sII's'n ,,iTf sa
b,gItiinoGen por iie ourHaus nv
6eioessn. e.h,6sn,
Gettinaen Dar 3pur teIl' tSaIiA
9oder oeiporben er maqs Tralt
iueitc WldrIGe, oft nit le.iliL.6i,1 leii'st6 trog
trob Gmrm ltnb @egeM ipaislV 'S6er'
GGnee uno sis II aber gaH5 gn, 8iirs
febntn fonO ollmGblia, ooB VSS,sitlport
gsrmeiittr bod pobl Der 6srr
cu,pfinbIic5 gu Te6lcu ldeTIm'' ois6sr,'
pon Settinsen let toum insg' tNi. mir en-
5ucrfennen - ia, IS berrlpis. csraov
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(BOrficbung f'Ig9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14


llnten sing cine Sir. S6ritte
ipurbm auf Dsm @ortenties b0rbdr.
Gsttingsn bob ben SOpf uno blidte
ourds offens JeHiter.
Gr Iob @llen i'm bellen, IOien yiors
seHtleib, pis lie tpobl eben Oas G9lafs
aimmer erlohen botte, gum Sitter ges
ben.
Sic bate i'm niGt b,imtOmmen b0s
rem uno blidts nun unrubig no8 ibm
aus.
Die Some Ipielte in ibrem bollen
goloencn Saor. Sn iippigsm &ranj
umlOdte IS osn f.inen &opf. Sonit
pnr allies 10 i@Iont uuo i6mG9tig
an i6r.
sic panbts ben 2Opf sur Seite. fid,
an Sitter bnltsnO, uuO fpGbte bic
StroBe entlong. Sine GnglliHeSponz
nInq lag in ibrsr Wliene - fu9eno
irrie Der Bid ibrer groBen, frogenben,
bunttlblouen glugen ins Neite
gDie blei9 iie NOR. llnO Die Solid
fen 10 Ourdfbtig - Der 3ug Inn ben
gilno 10 bilflDs. berlon9en0
Gtpds miitterlih 8elorgtes lag oas
BEL in ibrem Musorud.
Settingen erbob iin baitis. S,bre
2lrgIt, i9r Summer quGIten, peinisten
ibn, mo6ten iein @tipiiien iHloeen.
J(rin, er tonnte lie ni6t porten lo6en.
@s trieb i'm gu ibr. @r lnuBte lie an
Teins 8ruit l1lieben, lire 9lugeu tiiis
len, ibre flebenoen, ormen, ihDnen
gtugen.
llno Iie Iollte ni6tS bon ben grauids
men SelbfquGiertien srfnbren, Die Iein
Gers 5erriftn. @r pollte ii4 bsSwin-
gen. ipOllte oles nieOsroipingen, iDos
IN i6m nod nit oem Ghidlal babertt
- iie Ourfte ni8t einmal erroten, ni1i
Ieinmol abnsn. ME, ME abnsn, pelG
gi0Btr.n 8erSidt oisis lsBts grauIamc
Shtnbe bon ibm 9eforbert botte!
9lls er emporium, ipanote lid @len
I'm. sic lab bon ibrsm ploB aus
Iein @eIiGt niGt me1r, a6sr Ieine Gs-
liolt, bic iia jeBt Der Sir gu bspegte.
glun elite iis ins 0Gus Suriid.
Wlitten auf Der 5reppe srrei6ien iis
liA IT umIblone,n chamber, tiiBien
Hid.
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mGnn9" frogts lie fliiIferno. Gs lag
Elm titles @anscn in i6rem Son unr
babel cine @liidIeIisteit in ibrem
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Notice To 0verSeerS.

Gentlemen:-I am going to
give you one more fair warning
you must get busy Immediately
and put your respective roads in
good condition or you will be
cited to appear and show cause
why you have not. And when |
say good condition | mean good.
The practice Of scratching a little
dirt in the grand jury's eyes has
been too long prevalent in this
county and it must stop. | am
going to make a personal tour of
inspection over the county this
fall to see what condition your
roads are in so it is up to you to
act and act at once. Corn crops
are laid by and harvest is oven
and you have no excuse for not
working your roads.
Very Respectfully,
S. S. Dennis,
County Judge
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Morgan County Candidate for the Office
Of Secretary Of State.
Sa1oon-K Keepers Liability.


b The Times-Review, of North
Chicago, ILL.,, has the story in a
nutshell:
Anthony Moran, who lived,
near here and who had beaten his
wife at their home outside the
city limits of North Chicago on
iTwenty-second street, on a Fri
day nightin February, was ar
rested, indicted by the grand
jury, tried, and convicted of as
sault with intent to kill, although
he sticks to the statement that
he did not know what he was
doing He was sentenced to the
penitentiary for fourteen years. !"
The month before, Mrs. Mo-
ran had written a pathetic letter
to her husbands employer. An
thony was spending his money
on drink when the family had to
have coal and food. The compa-
my tried to get the saloons to stop
his liquor, and, failing, held his
wages for her. Then the hus-
Iband beat her up. Why isn't
the saloon liable for this? Here's
a woman half killed, a family
broken up, a man in Jail for four
teen years, and all for a little
money in the till, another remit
! tance to the distiller. How long
must the rest of US pay the dam
ages for this dirty business. -
Golfers National Weekly.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Local and Personal.

M. 7. Womack is in Louisville
on business this week.
Miss Mabel Vansant, of Okla
homa, is visiting her cousin Mrs.
H. V. Nickel.
Mrs. John Mathews and daugh-
ter, Miss Naomi, of Maysville,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. B.
F. Carter.
Mrs. Elmer Swetnam and little
daughter Christine, of Nicholas
vile, are visiting her sisters,
MeSdames R. M. and w. G. Oak
ley and w. w, Mcclure.
Mrs. H. G! Cottle and Miss
Orlean Cottle left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Hankins, of Scottsville.
DR.. Jas. Neal, of Wilmore,
visited his grandfather, Jno. A.
Kendall, several days recently.
He was accompanied by Mr..
Eugene Sangeser, a druggist of
Lexington.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Public Speaking.

Judge Amos Davis will address
the citizens of Morgan county in
behalf of Hon. H. V. McChcsney,
candidate for Governor, at the
following times and places:
Coffee Creek voting precinct,
July 20. at 2 o'clock p. m.; Re-
lief, July 80, at 2 O'Clock p. m, {;
Elk Fork, July 81. at 2 O'Clock
p. m.
Everybody invited Ladies es-
pecially invited.
S. W. CECIL.
Campaign Chm.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
InSuring a Family

THISconsumpiivegirllived In little
house with her parents and four
brothers and a sister. When the
visiting nurse OF the city called upon
her she found the whole family in dan.
ser OF contracting tuberculosis from
the young woman through ignorance
Of the proper methods OF caring FOR the
patient. The nurse instructed the
members Of the family about the prep.
uration OF the girls food aud the care
OF her room, so as to give her eyers
chance for life, Most important OF all,
the nurse showed how the disease
tuberculosis-ls spread from one per.
son to another through the spit and
spray from.the lpouth of 4 Consump
tive. They We're taught that all of the
expectorations should be caught In pa
per boxes or napkins and burned
Those Instructions practically msur,
the lives ot,the other members Of th,
family.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
LIST OF CANDIDATES
To be Voted for in Morgan count,
DEMOCRATIC


The county clerk OF Morgan county will
place on the ballots for said county the
names Of M
H. M. Bosworth, H. V. McChesney, Ed
ward ]. McDermott and A. o. Stanley for
! the democratic nomination for the Office Of
Governor.
James D. Black, w. A. Byron, James p.
Edwards and Loving w. Gaines for the
democratic nomination for the Office or
Lieutenant. Govgrnor.
G. B. Likens, Chas. w. Milliken, D. E.
McQueary, Chas. D. Arnett and Barksdale
Hamlet for the democratic nomination for
the office of Secretary Of State.
Thos. S. Rhea, H. H. Collier and Robt
l.. Greene for the democratic nomination
for the office Of Auditor of Public Accounts.
Claude B. Terrell, Sherman Goodpaster
and Frank P, Hagar for the democratic
nomination for Treasurer.
Alvin Steger, Rodman w. Keenon and
Ellis E. Lawrence for the democratic nom
inaticn for Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
John w. Rawlins, r. S. Eubank and V.
O. Gilbert for the democratic nomination
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
r D. Thornbury, Mat S Cohen and H.
M. Fromen for tht democratic nomination
for the office OF Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and Labor. WI
A Howard Stamper and Joseph c. Jones
Tor the democratic nomination Tor the
office OF Railroad Commissioner.
w. D. O'Neal and NJ. NJ. Redwine for the
democratic nomination for the Office of
Circuit Judge.
G. W. Castle, Henry c. Sullivan and
John NJ. Waugh for the democratic nomi.
nation for the office OF commemorative
Attorney. -
d. B Tyra, J. B. Hollon, D. B. May, R.
A. Day, B. F. Thomas, John c. Barker and
George P. Dyer for the democratic nomi.
nation for Representative 91st district.
Ben F. Kennard, j. D. Lykins and j. NJ.
Maxey for the demociatic nomination for
Circuit Court Clerk.
REPUBLICAN
! Edwin p. Morrow and Latt F. Mel Laugh.
lin Tor the republican nomination for the
office of Governor.
Lewis L. Walker, George Osborne and
Z. /. Proctor for the republican nomina-
tion for the office of Lieutenant Governor.
T. p. Cole, ]. w. Cox and James P.
Lewis for the republican nomination for
the office OF Secretary OF State.
James II. Ashlock, J. NJ. Perkins, Edward
A. Webber and Roy Wilhoit for the repub.
lican nomination for the office of Auditor
of Public Accounts.
James A. Wallace, William A. Hunter,
and Robert L. Moore for the republican
nomination for the Office of Treasurer.
| ] L. Mccoy, B. Mcclure, James P.
Spillman and Earl c. Huntsman for the
republican nomination for the Office of
Clelk of the Court Of Appeals.
William c. Hanna, Sam ]. Patrick, Jeff
Praier and James w. Rankin for the re-.
publican nomination. for the office of Com
missioner of Agriculture and Labor.
Fl G. Garrett and Martin D. Powers .or
the republican nomination for the Office Of
, Railroad Commissioner.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
MAY Call off sncampment.

Unless the railroads make a rate OF
one cent a mile for the troops of the
Kentucky National Guard for the an.
nual encampment, which, it is an.
nounced will be held in 0wensboro
July 1922, there is possibility of the
encampment being abandoned this
year. A telegram was sent the Owens.
boro Chamber of Commerce, from
Adit, Gen, ]. L. Ellis, advising the or
ganlzation to stop all arrangements
for the encampment at once, and to
send committee to Louisville in an
effort to get the one cent rate.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Tax Suits Filed.

Tax Suits Filed.
Sixty-fve tax suits were filed by
the county attorney in the office of
Circuit Clerk Kelly C. Smither, the
total amount involved being some
where in the nelghborhood of $500.
The suits are for taxes on property
which in many instances has reverted
to the state by reason of the failure to
sell 1t when it was put up at public
auction for delinquent state and coun-
ty taxes. The petitions are filed for
the purpose of enforcing the states
claim for possession of the property
unless the amount of the delinquent
tax with the accrued penalties is paid
by the person in whose name 1t is
| listed.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Jail Sentences Remltted.

Gov. McCreary remltted the remain
Ing six weeks OF a jail sentence of six
months given Charles Desse in the JEFF
ferson county Jail for petit larceny,
and ten days sentence given Deland
Porter in the Spencer county jail for
carrying concealed a deadly weapon,
Porter paid a fine Of $50.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Given Strong Impetus.

N'NCH OpSHS iWPCeuSs
A strong impetus to the "Anti-Hog
Cholera Clubs" which r. H. Felts
government farm demonstrator, is or
ganizing in the county for the better
understanding of the care and preven
tion of cholera, has been given by the
outbreak of the disease on farm near
the Deshon schoolhouse on the Peaks
Mill pike. Mr.. Felts has been vacci-
mating the herd and taking other pre-
cautions in the hope of preventing fur.
ther spread of the disease. Hogs died
of cholera on this farm two years ago
and were buried. Dogs dug up the car
casses and to this is attributed the
present outbreak.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Did Not Attend.

Governor McCreary was unable to
attend the dedication of the Daniel
Boone monument at Cumberland Gap
June 80, 1t was the expectation of the
committee In charge at Middlesboro
that the Governors of Kentucky. Vir.
ginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
would participate in the exercises, but
Governor McCreary stated that a prior
engagement of such Importance that
he could not postpone prevented his
acceptance of the invitation.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
Funeral Services.

The funeral services of Jno A
Henry will be preached at the
Flat Woods school house on the
Second Sunday in August. FL
ders, Lacy, Murphy and Gevedon
will conduct the services.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-07-22
ANNUAL MEETING
OF COMMISSION
GREAT WORK EEING DONE IN
ESTABLISHING LIBRARIES
OVER THE STATE.
SECRETARY MAKES HIS REPORT
Or. William 3. Dcherty Reelected
Chairman of Kentucky Library
Association.
Especial Frankfort correspondence)

Especial Frankfort Correspondence
Frankfort-The Kentucky Library
Commission reelected DR.. William B.
Doherty, of Louisville, chairman at it's
annual meeting here. Gen. John B,
Castleman, appointed to succeed Geo.
I. Settle, of Louisville, was sworn in
as u member of the commission
Others present were Mrs. George A.
Flournoy, Paducah; Mrs. Thomas JEFF.
ferson Smith, Richmond; DR.. William
b. Doherty, Louisville, and Frank Kav-
anaugh, state librarian.
The report of the secretary, Miss
Fannie Rawson, showed that since
1911, the first year of its operation,
the rumber of public Libraries in the
state has grown from 26 to 48, and col
lege libraries from 10 to II, many of
these through the encouragement and
assistance of the commission, and
there are libraries in 65 of the 12O
counties.
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Library Commission Meets.

Library Commission Meets.
The library commission reelected
DR.. William B. Daugherty, Of Louis
vile, president. General John B. Cas-
tleman of Louisville, recently ap
pointed a member of the commission
met with the other members. Miss
Fannie Rawson, secretary, filed her
report with the commission. 1t shows
that the commission now has 10,62S
volumes, 1854 of which have been
added since December During the
last six months 13S libraries have cir
culated in sixty counties. During the
last year 258 libraries have been cir
culated, reaching 64,5O0 people. In
1911 there were 26 public libraries and
10 college libraries. To date there are
4S public Libraries and II college libra
ries. During the last six months lib
raries have been established at Ash.
4aHd, Bardwell, Columbia, Erlanger,
Georgetown, Princeton and Stanford.
The libraries at Frankfort and Hop.
kinsville have been made free libra
rles.
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Per Capita Increased.

The school percapita has been
fixed at S5.25 for the year 1915,
and the school term has been ex-
tended to seven months. ~.
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Henry c. Sullivan will make
this district an efficient, honest
and Industrious Attorney.
Adv. w. +. WILSON.
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Lawrence county will give
Henry C. Sullivan. the largest
vote she ever gave one of her
sons.
Adv. VIM. H. SULLIVAN.
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TINS woman with an infected eye
was found by Il nurse represent.
Ing the state tuberculosis com
mission. The nurse secured for her
proper medical treatment and showed
the woman how to care for herself.
Her eyosight was saved. II she had
not been found by the nurse she would
have delayed visiting the physician
I'LL her case hld been hopeless.
Or. Miles' Anti-Pni Pills tnr rheumatism
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Appointtd to Board.

Gov. McCreary appointed DR.. Thos.
II. Posey of Lawrenceburg, member
of the State Board of Dental Exam
iners.
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splendidly qualified for the Office
he seeks. The Blue Grass Clip.
nan
Free Dishes.

Buy your coffee at d, r.,
Keeton's and get free dishes.
266 If.
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ork ON which door has been built Above this
netting surrounds the sides. Inside, this room is
Il and Il chair This can be used in any except
b. \ double canvas top With eight inches space
in summer than the single tent Any practical
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siorls
JAS. W. DAVIS,
Go. Supt,
For State Auditor.

Hon. Robert l., Greene Of
Frankfort, is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for State
Auditor, and his announcement
is to be found elsewhere in this
paper. Mr.. Greene is a high
toned gentleman, a democrat Of
r''-''ian record, and, withal,
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For dullness resulting trom constipa
ton use pr. Niles Laxative Tablets
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Dr. MIlos' AntI-PoIn pills tpr rheumatism