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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
Meberlanoenes sanb % SAB,

Set er ganife e%jen6ommeligt at
iammenligne ben 8etponing So1=
lambs 8elgiens, Slm6erns See
oerlan6e" UNDER biitoriif Eib bar
bobt for neutrality-suspicious. fri
gerffe M%fgierelie / europa, me0 Ben
8etD0ning beres g%eologiife Siitorie
bar babt for @l1ropas n%oroippoliti-
tie 6oruolatninger, iom / balentlig
@ra0 6reieoe fig ON BET itorbritan=
niife u0riges" 6orbol0. til &onti-
nentet og Ser life minolt Sc for
Sanoclen ioo Digtige, eiennem set
bollm0Fe 9mraaoe lebenoe Ebin=
munoinger.
Oct er life lange fioen Ri
taler Der paa geologiff og altioa
meo life oltfor imaa Giosmaalere
- at ser 1let fife fonotes noget
:britanniif u9rige", og at Ser ilet
fife fan0tes nogen b%ollanoif &bin=
mltnoing. &ele Sen geologiife &e=
neutrality-suspicious., Ser Der er Sole
ON, er life mere e110 benbeb 5000
Mar gammel, flyer Be 2aroe> og Be
8edibenhe0er. Ser er Sc eagntIiae
ofgiprenoe for Dor politiife @eograz
fis natnrlige Soruoiatninger, er
enoog life mere enb 5000 Mar
galnle, bbab BEN allerfgrlte .angaar.
Sen 8%egDnoelie Ri Der bill regrre
me0 er nemlig ga England ifiltes
fra S%aitlanoet, bbilfet fffete | Cont
me1tbang me0 n6bi0elien al ben
f%orbiltoriife Mbinmltnoing. &bi=
neh, fom e1gamg ml1noe0e no |
Mprbeoen at 9oggers 8anf Moro-
ipen, lpb 1tnoer Sen it6lte SSstio no
i Ell 8ngt mellem Solfeitone og
8oulogne. Sen beitlige Smbgininq
LAT &binml1noingen beitemtes al liz
bre6elien af Sc 1or6iife Ssmasfer,
Der paa Sa1tlanbet 11aae0e ngiagtig
til ben nl1barenoe &binml1n6ing og
fan efterbiies paa Norolee1tS 81no,
[5anfning al 2moet og beitlige
|Storme Ieoeoe berefter til, at ben
gmle Nbinmnn6iing bleb til ben
~nl1bnren6e brittle &anm.
Sre @onge brg0 &abet ino / BET
uflanorffe" &Ditlano, 11emlig Mar
5000 fpr ari1ti Spoiel iamt alar
800 og 1000 e. s. Set fpr1te @ien=
nembr11o ffilte ENGLAND fra Suit
Ianoet. Set onbd S1obr116 ifDlle-
De Sobet op til 8rnsiels og Mntz
merpen. Det treble ifabfe 8uioer=
i6en % DolIart S en- Mrtifel i
pDie NaturnisienicbaHf inooeler
Gebeimrnt Street, BanoernS geolo=
giife &iltorie / s Mfinit:
! gnglonos Moffil1elie fra
5aitlanoH og Dannelfen Of BEN bril-
little &onal omfri1g 5000 f. ST.
Spifplninger fra Sapf paa ben
belgijfe &pIt meb Wflagringer
|He1oeteg1a af Sabim1litrger.
2 gorbperiooe ira 5000 Qr.
Tito 800 /. &&r. 2anoet baper iig
Iangiomt % &Diten belt for oa MI
berertoe 9ltenoe fDoer tg fren1
nogle ailometm HI Snbs ean 81
ten banner Der fig DDnebalte.
EDagaunle u6dffon1raooem gors
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
u@aar ben tpife Blaabe hamper ,,b."

S rScientific Nmericm" lfribes,
.nt ben tplfe Momiral Girpit5 alorig
1enber tin Slaabe no, fgr ban anier
EN- TIFF SER ian0lbnltg.. 0permo-
oige 8raba6er Tan man fife bente
LAT SDiferme. Den met foloblooige
Beregning bliper BET %afgiprenoe.
Sen tDife 5laooe teller ionoiDnlig=
big mi ~ Drea6nougbts / fgrfte
|Slaglinie, me6ens Sen engelffe bar
'38; men 6e nDeite engelffe Nonier=
femper er inn itprfe / 8ebabning
.og Sarf, at @nglm6s Sberlegenhe6
.lige oberfor SDiflan6 er TOM 3 mos
1. Denne O~berlegenbeo bill lite Of
tage be0 MDbbgning.
Seen alligebel Tan man betragte
BET Tom ffiffffert, at Ben tpife 9lag=
fibsflaa6e en- ifi9nne Sag bamper
no | Nor016en og 1eberer @nglan=
oerne ct 5lag. Sen tpife Sloaoe
bill 6a i6ge at loffe Sen engelife
Slaaoe no og rarre Ben til ell
SSagt, Tom bill enoe meIlem tDife
Miner og l~1n6erbm0sbaa6e.
9erne Ebeori forflnrer Sc be-
i%pn6erlige @piiooer / Moroipen: oels
bborfor De itore tp1fe 5lagifibe foe.
omiorgslplt los BEN lille 1angiom-
me &rb0ier u8liicber" 5tiffen og
obergab ben til fin %1noergong ~
6els bborfor Ben tpffe M6mirol life
angr6 g~ngelifmenoene, SEN Gang
Zion" og uSiger" blep %ufamp6pg=
tige, bbilfd gioroe @ngelfmen6e1e
%nn6erlegne | &en.
Wan fan bore fnlot oberbebiit
on, at 6et bar gpifernes Senfigt at
narre gnglpn6erne ino poa ct 0m-
raaoe, bbor tpffe Miner og I'm
0erban0sbaaoe bar / &obetol.
SDlferne logger alt Mrbei6e tno
paa at pge Mntallet al 6eres I'm.
6erbanbsbaaoe og at i16ebe 6eres
8eiatninger. 5ormooentlig bdr
-
SDiferne allereoe 100 itore n=8aaoe
fproige % lige iaa mango UNDER
8pgning. Naar Sirpit5 baaber, at
BON raa6er ober ct tilltrpffeligt SIN.
tai l1n0erbanosbaa6e og 6eres 8e=
iGtninger er ino6be6e, fnn set benz
Be, at belle l1noerban6sfrige1t en-
Dag opb6rer og ben tpife Slagffibs=
flaabe bamper 1t6 og foyer at fonz
me / &an1p me6 SEN engelife. SO
30 er BET at bente, at Suffftiffen fra SC
forrige Norof6llag bill fomme til
Mnben6eIie.
Sbis bet lDffes at MARIE @n-
gelifm9noene ino / set Omrnooe,
bbor Be tpife Miner og l1n6erbanos-
babe 6ominerer og benter paa fit.
Butte 90 er ben engelffe Sloaoes
.5Babne afgiort.
Seen Gnglen6erne er ffiifffert
fulbt flare ODER 6enne Sare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
Sra set bnuife settlemeut beb
Ganora, Saif, ffribeg til uNorolD-

&r. &eoaffgrl Dd Dor beret
rapporteref at ben fonaoiffe 8egie-
ring tager unge Mpno til @rigen,
% bette HDgte er biitnof @runoen
til at mango uSomeiteaoers", iom
rellte til 5taterne enten paa 8eigg
zeller for at arbeioe, life er font
met tilbage til fine Claims" GDg=
Itet er imiolertio grl1nolgit. Ste
g1eringem tbinger ingen til at gaa
! artgen, og biotil bar Ser bpret
Here 5ribillige, eno @egieringer
f111oe BRUCE. Disie &Dgter bil 6og
maaffe bore Ell @run6 til, at man
&c urge W9n0 taber fit Some
iteao". Set 5offh1m, at Megierin-
gen bielper 5armerne og 8efolf=
ningen, er tiIful0e bebi1t ber / Sea-
bolaget. S ben forte Gio ieg bar
boet Der bar &~egieringen bobt
mango Mano / mango 8la6ler /
bort Diitritf for at bDgge 8eie for
5armerne, og itffe mi11ore ems 4
gooe Staalbroer er bpgget ober
Msftniboia=Slooen ber. Mfltanoen
mellem 6isie 8roer er Z til 8 Mil,
.ioa at bpis @egjeringen gipr iaa
meget for Solicit paa anore 8loo-
ler, fon Jeg life fez at man bar no
gen @rtn6 til at flage.
2arien Stenen, @alf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
observation-disclosures.

Bur 2anbsmanb 9alpur Sacub=
len, ben b%efien0te Direftpr for.
Observation-Disclosures 2inicrz Of
rejite Sns6ag / oenne l1ge meo
u6reoerif VIII" til Danmarf / ct
Observation-Disclosures. I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

fnnoe bilpgges paa en- freoelig
Maaoe."
BurhunnaatxtfrrT.
Bur 2aubsma11b 9alppr Sacob=
len, ben befienbte Direftpr for
Observation-Disclosures 2inien, af=
rejlte Sns6ag | Den11e l1ge meo
r5reoerif VIII" til 9anmorf / ct
observation-disclosures.
&altanff 11bbr1tb / Mlaifa. Sra
Senaro, Mlaifa, telegrafere6es
Mtan0ags, at Sen BERTH anfomne
oanife &aptein Sanien poa Dam=
peren uSanta Mna" fra &abne
8e6ringsbobet melber, at Hoblof=
8nlfanen paa Mla1fazSalDgen bar
Il fulot l16bru6 Natte1 SEN 80.
Suli. 5lammer og tpf fort &gg
lteg op fra &rateret. Ser itoo og=
laa &pg fra @atnai=8 ltlfa11en.
Gn mistenfelig 9pmamitpaffe.
E5ra Sort @ortb, Geras, meobeltes
i Sreoags, at en- Baffffe me0 DDnu=
nit ombDggeltg >i116paffet / tDft
8apir, bleD fun0et / en- @iaouft
mellem Mortb og 5outb Sort
8ortb. S 8affen bar oglaa en-
iammenfolod Mbis mes @illeoet al
5ranf Soft, Tom pperfalbt S. IS.
Morgon. Nolitiet bar en- bmifelig
|@aaoe at lpie | Soripget paa at faa
opiporet, bbem set er, Tom lag6e
Dpnomitpaffen Ser. 5prengltoffet
ipneS at bore f%orarbejoet / @o1t
|Mlto11> Sll.
Set fpmntenbe 8rGfibentbnoifab.
Sra Gorni1b, sc. S., m%e0oeles, at
&reii0ent @ilion bar 8la11er ON at
gipre nationalt Soribar til en- al
De bigtigite &aragrafer / fit neite
:8u6ifab til &ongres1en. 5fi6nt
BON er1o11 life bar trnffet nogen
enoelig &eltemmelie angaaenoe 6e
Hrinciper, BON bill anmobe &on=
gresien om at bifal6e, for efter at
ban bar mo0taget &apporterne fra
&rigsminiiter @arriion og 5laaoe-
miniiter Daniels, CT oct blebet be-
Hfenof, at BON bar tenft meget ober
Sngen.
Sub af sppret. Sra gilbert Sea,
Minn., meboeltes / 2proags, at
Eog Nr. Ga pao &ocf Sslan6 @a=
men gift at 5poret 20 Mil fra M--.
bert Sea. 8agagebognen, to Sag
bogne og 2ofomotibets Sen0er for
los Sporet. Det bar Tom beo ct
Mirafel, at ingen 8erlo11er ffom alz
borlig tilifa6e. Np1ten ollie 8in=
o11er paa 6e afiporeoe @ogne fnl1=.
ltes 5eoer bleb rebet op og flDn=
get omfring, og Sernbanepeien blep
rebef OPP / EN- 5trnfning af 600.
500. q. g. Sonfo11 at gilbert Geo
bar acknowledgement og 8. Meaz
fins of Ge6ar &api0s &onouft6r.
Narlagen til nlbffffen er ufienbt.
Dprgret /. 9aiti. Sra 8afbing-
ton telegrofereoes / Ma1roags, at
gbefen for be amerifanffe gropper
/ 6aitL 4ontreaomiral goperfon
mel6te at BON Dabbe nbertaget Mo=
miniitrations= og golofontoret i
Soften og bab0e in6iat &barter=
meI ter CHARLES Morris paa arpo=
ieren u8aibington" iom mioIerti
Dig geffDrer. Ser npDntes fife mo-
get on ben fioligere melote 8eiIagz.
Ipggelie Of Soloboben i Sort alt1
8rif1ce. Observation-Disclosures i
Cope 9aitien beores og Be mofgbte
fpneS filbgielige til at bile tgHee.
oet Of Momiral gaperfon omorganiz
iereoe 8Ditpre.
Ser meIotes, at ben baitiife &a=
nonbaao uNorb Mleriis1 bar n1foms
met 8ort au 8rinee nteo 800.
.afbebneoe baitife 5oloater fra no=
#fanterre. 8e ffnlbe efIforferes bjem
.nf amerifm1ife Observation-Disclosures eHter
at babe Iobef at boIoe Sre0. Sor=
YsrS... .E Ix.. .YTn.1S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Merieo-&gret Sra @aibington
meooelteS 2proogs, at en- officiel
uotolelie MI f%orelao angaoen6e Sc
Scr. Stoters Soloning / 6en po1-
|amerifanife &%onferens ongaaen6e
Merico. Set omerifonife 6tano=
pnnff ct lom fplger::
st bberfen Gorran3u eller mo-
gen sonoen militer Syofttion / Meri=
co bar Magten / 2an6et.
st set egentIige Maal mes Ste
bolutionen bleb opnaaet for ct Mor
ltoetl % Snerta bleb 1tprtet, og at
..Strioen fun bar 1taaet mellem Sat-
.tionerne og egentlig life bor beret
Ell &ebollttion.
ut General @illo> ffignt finon-
.cielt ibeffet, fremoeles n1aa betraq=
.teS Tom ct aftibt Clement, iom man
Moo regne me0.
SIT oe iaafalote Gientificos lite
fan tages mco poa Maa6, Ga SUI
ertaS Sal6 gioroe set af meo set
Clement.
M 5reo life berifer / 6tpr1te=
pnrten al Wericco> font General
Garra15a paaftaar, foroi ser fe1n-
peg fremoeEes paa mango 6teoer
fra Sebuantepec til &io @ronoe %
fra 8era Gru5 til Mo5otlar.
9t Set ferite &roblem, ion1 moa
leieS for at g%ienoprette Sreo, er at
finoe til %probiiorilf Nreii0ent en-
Wono, Tom reprpienterer Sogen i
ben oprin6elige Nebol11tion moo
9nerta, men io1n neobenoigbis fife
pr91et1terer noger al Sc Suttio=
1er> iom MI fprer &rig.
S Man0ags meooeltes fra ia1nme
Slide, at 8reii0ent 8iIion bor goo
fjenbt Sen al Sefretnr Canning uo-
faroigeoe Hlan angoaenoe Spret=
telien al fonltitutionel Gegjering
for @%epnblifen al Merico 1toen
bpbnet Snoblanoing fra Sc Scr.
5toterS Sioe. Sen 1rpe @olitif,
Der lfol bilpgge Mericos 5tri6igbe=
Der, bill nprmere fltnogipres, 1taar
&onbentionen otter mp0er / 8al=
tin1ore Sotel / Seem Sort / oerne
l1ge. &lanen~ bar p1t1oet Spo>
amerifas& teprRier1tanternes SiliIut.
ming og nnoer Sorbonolingerne
torrige 1ge bleb BET o11tpoet> at
oeriom @anffeligbeoerne i Merico
nntage iaaoan &orofftter, at
De Scr. 5tater iaa fig npoiaget til
at gribe til Gaoben, biloe 6p6<
.amerifa traffe fig tilbage, for
nbinoret at la0e oe Scr. Stoter
orone bets MnIiggenoer efter beone
.Sfign. 8rogrommet goor / al
aortbeo no pan at bielpe Merico
til iglen at inotage fin 8laos blanot
8eroens Nationer.
S SirSoags meooeltes, at aom=
mn11ogr Wegeames, Den bbielte
an1erifanfe 5gofficer beo 8era
grn15, bdr o11nooet Sloaoeoeparte-
mentH ON at fenoe: en- 5loq}fibs-
@ffaore BERTH til gefpttelfe MOS
fremmeofienotIig Demonitratiom
ban befrpgter.
&a1onbaaoen uMariettta" CT blez
ben beororet fra 8rogreio tit 8era
Gru5 for at babe ct 5fib tit Dis=
petition for 8raiiliens og @1atema-
lag Miniltre Ser forlaoer Merieo.
9rore for Slaeifiberte u2ouilia-
no % Seen Sampibirea til de
blffelig ct begibe fig III 8eraz grua
gfibe,e beepnote Die.
bliffelig at inotage Sill og Bro-
btaft % giofoe ig 5tano til at
afgaa. D9oui1ia1a Il sSlnnifihet
for ben fieroe 9ibifion q oen moro
.atlantiife 5laaoe UNDER Roln1nanoo
af aonfreaomiral Mcaale
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bette Mab.

sfrio efter 8rppenatnuer af
bette 8Iab
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
NINETY. TWO YEARS YOUNG.

Or Robert Hurt. who was at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. c. NJ. Pres
ton. IN today celebrating his s2nd
birthday Or. Hurt was born in Rus.
sell-co., Va, November 5, 1893. and
was educated and graduated from EN-
cry and Henry College. In Virginia Dr.
Ephralm L. Wylie was at that time
president OF the college. Dr. Hurt In
the son Of William ID. Hurt who was
an officer In the war OF 1919 lie Ii
quietly enjoying his s2nd birthday with
nothing special out OF the ordinary ok
cept family dinner and a few frlenda
to spend "A brief time, DIT. Hurt IL N
wonderfully intelligent man. lie 10 well
informed on the war, and conyerses
with interest on II 10 anyone who calls.
He In thoroughly acquainted with the
entire country where the great battles
are being waged. and he IL also we'll in
formed on all points OF interests going
on In the United States, DIR. Hurt lived
In Millersburg for some time where he
practiced medicine but he IL now spend
Ing his declining years with his dAugh-
ter. Mrs. G. NJ. Preston on Lexlngtoa
Avenue. He Ia the only living member
OF the large family. Among the friends
who Joined him today were Mrs. Hulda
Meek, OF Paintsville She will be at the
Preston home for a short time,--Aah-
land Independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
WILL GIVE PLAYS.

The advanced students of Pikeville
College will give mystery play on
Thanksgiving eve at the college chapel.
The interesting feature Of this play Is.
that the title will be a secret to which
the pubic is not to be admitted until
the curtain rises.
The fairy operetta entitled, THE
Rose Dream" presented by the young
er students of the college, was high
" interesting entertainment and was
largely attended.
The entertainment attraction of the
season will be play entitled, The
Rhodes Scholar which will be pre-
sented to the public during the second
week in December at one of the the
aters of the city by the Young Mems
Glass and the girls class of the M. T..
Church, South, Sunday school. This
sketch exhibits rare instance of the
power of love in inducing young man
to become a scholar. Miss DIVA Hatch
er has been assigned TO one of the
leading parts, and Mr.. Earl Brooks TO
the title role A vigorous effort will be
made to make of this the strongest
amateur production ever staged at
Pikeville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
MEETING CLOSED.

With a record more than one hum
dred conversions the great series of re-
vival meetings at the Island creek tab
ernacle drew TO a close last Sunday
night, and Miss Faith Claire, the spec
ial singer, returned to her home at
Coulton. KY, Monday morning. This
is said to have been the greatest re-
vival ever held in Pikeville or Pike-co
The aftermath of this great religious
undertaking will continue to be felt
for years to come. Nor are the meetings
permanently abandoned. Mid-week
prayer meetings will be held regularly
at the tabernacle, at which the revival
spirit will have full sway again, and
also prayer meetings at the homes Will
be held, so that the work will become
perpetual though the revival proper
has been discontinued.
Rev. NJ. C. Reynolds, one OF the pro-
moters of the meetings, expects to
spend much time with the people at
Island creek for the future to strength
en- the results of the remarkable meet
ings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
OFFICIAL COUNT.

The official count of ballots in Pike
county made by the election commits
sioners at Pikeville last week shows
the following vote for some of the can
didates:
For Governor, Stanley received 2,9l5
votes, and Morrow 1878.
The votes polled for Drexler, Dobbs
and Pickett were negligible. being "a,
81 and Sc respectively.
For Lieut.. Governor-Black, 2,SO9;
Walker, $3.50.
For Secy. of State-Hamlett, 2,774;
Lewis 1888.
For Auditor-Greene, 2,7s2; Weber,
1888.
For Treasurer-Go odpaster. 2,7S3;
Hunter, $3.50.
For Atty General-Logan, 2,7SS; Nc
Gregor, 1895.
For State supt-Gilbert, 2,7ss; Green
1888.
For representatives,. R. Johnson,
(Dem.,) 2,7s9; F. G. Trivette, Rep.)
1856.
For Circuit Judge-David Hayes,
(Dem.,) 2,731; Jno. f. Butler. (Rep.)
3,519. Judge Butler received $50 votes
majority in Letcher-co which brings
his total majority to 1,13S.
For Circuit Clerk-Sam T. Ison,
(Dem.,) 1884; w. B. Taylor, tRep.) g.
512.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
HERMAN RIooER DEAD.

with the death OF Herman Ridder,
editor of the New York Stats Zeitung,
one of the most powerful German in
fiuences in America passed away. A
personal friend OF the Kaiser, head OF
the German propaganda work in this
country, ardent supporter OF the Tu-
tonic cause in the present world con-
fiict and possessor OF many state Sc
crets of the Berlin government, he was
the most conspicuous figure of the
Germanic race in the United States.
Ridder was at one time President Of
the American Newspaper Publishers
Association and was later made di-
rector of the Associated Press. He
contributed largely to Bryan's acm-
paign in 1908, and was prominently
mentioned for Vice President at the
nominating convention. The Berlin
government looked to Ridder and DR..
Dernberg to successfully plant German
kultur in this country and to strength
en- German influence. With Ridder in
his grave and Dernberg deported,
American culture and influences may
once again resume their work Of teach
ing civilization, peace and good will at
home and abroad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Anna Marrs and daughter, Miss
Mary Alice, returned Saturday even
ing from Winchester, where they had
been the guests of Judge ], p. Marrs
and Mrs. Marrs for several weeks.
The business men of Pikeville are
again at work on plan to establish a
hospital here.
Edgar Rice of Paintsville was at
Pikeville Saturday and Sunday.
The high-school foot ball team is
making good progress under the coach
ing of Prof. John Shaw.
Judge r. II. Cooper returned Sunday
evening from business visit to Lou
isville and Frankfort
L. L. Stone of this city is stock
holder In a motion picture company re-
Gently organized at Hazard. One OF the
productions of this company was shown
at the Imp Theater last Friday night,
The Hazard manager may come to
Pikeville with his movie camera next
spring to record some of the natural
beauties of the Sandy Valley, partic-
ularly in The Breaks.
Attorney II. s.. Howard returned last
Saturday evening from a short visit to
friends at Prestonsburg
r. A. Patrick OF Paintsville was at
Pikeville last Thursday.
Owing to the delay in arrival of
some OF the material II will require
several weeks to finish the beautiful
/. o. o. f. Hall on Second-st. II may
not be ready for use before the first OF
the year, but several OF the offices In
the building have been contracted for
rent in advance.
A.. S. johnson returned from Cincin-
natl last week.
d. p. Long OF Jenkins was here
Thursday.
L. II. Lawson spent few days in
Catlettsburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Layne of Pres
tonsburg have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Il. Auxier at Pikeville for
several days OF this week.
Jimmy Renfro. who was formerly
associated with C. M. Jackson In the
insurance business with Offices In the
Pikeviile National Bank building. has
moved his Office to the First National
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
ADMITS TWO MARRIAGES.
eypsa Says She Deserted Husband
For Former Sweetheart

Huntington. W Wa. November -
When one ~ her two husbands came
here from Texas to-day. Gypaa Boyd
swift, % years old. a daughter Of w.
$, Boyd. OF Paintsyille. Ky. timber
man, was arrested on charge Of
bigamy.
An hour after the girl had been
placed In cell she was freed BY n
Magistrate. who issued warrant
charging her frst husband. c. Il. swift.
formerly Chesapeake and Ohio
brakeman here. with perjury.
The girl IL liz said had told The Mag
istrate she had two husbands. tho frat
one Swift and the second one seldom c.
Hanks; rs years old. "a Chesapeake and
Ohio engineer ON the big Sandy dixia-
ion. She declared, however, that she
married Swift In Kentucky and last
April deserted him to marry Hanks in
Ohio, After her desertion OF Swift be-
cause Of his alleged cruelticA, the girl
said she applied FOR divorce. and up
on assurance Of her attorneys thar IL
would be granted. married Hanks.
Swifts perjury, according 10 charges
OF the authorities. is that he sworc
Mrs, swift married another man In
Caoell county, whereas In fact her
second marriage took place in ohio.
According TO the girls story Hanks
was her former sweetheart. and ahe
married Swift, she said, rim mad M. .
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
MASON COMPANY SELLS BIG
TRACT IN OLD VIRGINIA.
Coal Deal Of Considerable Magnitude
Closed in Huntington
Yesterday.

A coal deal OF considerable magni-
tude was closed In Huntington yester-
day, when the Mason Coal and Coke
company OF this city, sold a large tract
OF mineral land to the Cumberland
Mountain Coal Company, of Charles
ton.
While the exact consideration was
not made known. 1t was understood to
have been in the neighborkood OF
100000.
The tract sold by the Mason COM
pany is the last OF its Virginia hold
ings, consisting of 10000 acres in
Buchanan CO., Va. The tract Is on
Knox creek and is tributary to the
Norfolk & Western railroad. being di-
rectly on the Big Sandy Cumberland
narrow guage railroad.
The Cumberland Mountain company,
purchaser Of the tract, was represent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-11-12
RAISING PIGS TWO Ways.
REMARKABLE RESULTS SHOWN
BY DIFFERENT
METHODS.

The most instructive exhibit was a
pen of four pigs (all of the same age),
two of them raised by a Louisiana
farmer in the old way of letting the
hogs take care Of themselves, and root
out their living in the woods and fields.
The two belonging to the pig club boy
one half-bred and the other pure
bred Berkshire-were fed according to
government instruction. These weigh
ed 205 and 305 pounds respectively
while the farmers pair weighed about
so pounds each. From a market stand
point the two small hogs were not
worth more than $3.50 each. The boys
half-bred was worth $15, from the
market standpoint, and the pure-bred,
from a breeders standpoint, would
bring $50. That exhibit taught the far
mers of Louisiana and the rest of the
world lesson that by another decade
will be adopted in every state in the
Union.
Louisiana selects forty of her most
promising boys every year, as free
scholarship students for winter
course in the state agricultural col
lege. This year thirteen of the forty
were from the ranks of the pig clubs.
There are very many of these in
stances of success. but the best of all
is the winning of the Grand Champion
ship of her state by thirteen-year old
Alice Mccoy, of Blanchard, Caddo
Parish, over all the other one hundred
and eighty four boy and girl competi-
tors. Her zeal to enter pig club was
encouraged by a loan of ten dollars
from the superintendent of schools to
buy a finished Berkshire gilt" Eleven
months old, it weighed five hundred
pounds. A breeder offered Miss Nc
Coy $50 for it. The significant part of
her achievement is the conversion Of
her father from being a poor cotton
farmer to pig raiser. Alice made more
money from her one pig than he did
from his whole farm, from which he
gained one bale Of cotton, worth about
s45. 1t cost her only So to raise her pig,
a little more than two cents a pound.
Her ten dollars brought more than his
investment in two mules. farming i'm
plements, and years work. The
daughter made the father a wiser
farmer. Other girls were successful.
Mary Douglas, little girl from Gill
liam, Louisiana, Is saving money to go
to college, through her pig club opera
tions. And Lillian Turner, OF Minden,
specializing in Poland China gifts,
won first call among the boys exhibits
and first honors in the open classes
against the pigs of the breeders!-
American Magazine.