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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

3ur Belt Der erOBen Rtbolution btrs!ts
auf bier Milionsn gslddbt ipurbs unb
erIe6su, bab "a gsgtnpdrtig iiber 13 nil
ltontn 9runbsigentbimer gisbt, popoH
Ipphl iiber bic 6dIFte anf bic a~dnbpirtbs
Iduft mtfdat. DieTe llsinsn Grunbbes
flyer dber. bic ibsr So pro5snt Dss tuls
THIRTEEN 8Obtns S%rantrei4g ibr Gigm
tenHetr. iinb bic eiseutIiden 9rGgsr bss
Observation-Disclosures.
@obl Elm Drittef Der erpodIenen Be
D6liernng Drdntrei6s TT ponftdnbig bet,
m~0genslos. 1ds 1T bas prolstariat Der
@roBtdOt, finb bic arbsiter btr upros
f~ran50ffdsn Snbufriessbitts anb Der
groBen Seehdfen; aud bic i'm angemsis
men imle4t be3nblten llnisrbedmteu bes
Staatss uub Der erobtn Yribatbabpsu
itnb bisr5u gu rehneH. Damn fomfnsn
bier Wlinionen perfonsn, bic elm Eurds
idnittsbermDgen BON 200 IL. beiibeu,
lpdbrenb es ipeiters 81 MiIIiDnen tereilg
big 1000 Ok. eebradt boben. Inter linen
iteden bic eigsniIiden Gpdrgenies, bic
hon eifrtg bic Barrier 8orIenblditer Ttus
oirtsn, nod sbs iie ben srtsn 6unberis
frarttenideiH bsiiammen h1iten. Damn
tDurbs NIT bieIsm lpetulirt, bdmit II Be-
relfs m0gli6f bpbe 3iHlen brahts, nab
rs1o man auf ben apeitsn 5unberifrans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
AR4Nzd5lscHE M64NzE8ls 10 6e1 AReoHNkN.

Der 5aa, bas bic 5raH3olm siuar aus
biIbetsu. obsr iiir OsHtn f~abrilmGbiss
6triieauna feline adpitalien p%oFbonotn
iDdreu. 4ls Dtpu6uFlH fd gstb ba5u
psrfhuffsn pollie, mubts CT Shpinotls
man6ptr bsgeben. Qlss fldHige adpitaI
eth. chen ms auSlaHb.
TieIt Jinan5politii mub fh itsi idrper
RIDDEN. Der frau3oFTht Bauer bat in
bisiem Sabre ttin @tlo, bonn bic @tins
srnte stbt sum 1beil In ben Bergen ~
gruubt. unb ptun II re Idou tiBbtingt
fam Il fe ni6t %btrtduftn. 4u9 Der
@runbbtfber in bsr Siobt birfie ttin
iibsrfliFigss @sIo baden, bsnn fpfr sdblt
Wistbsn2 StIbf lDsnn bic fran56fi1s
Regitrune dlfo cine inntrs anIsibs aufs
Hsbmen pollte, piirbe Der stleine Spas
rer" fs nidt 3ti6usn t0nutu. Qur nit
Wiib, mar q ia a%tluu9tn Jpn Dor mems
gen Sdhren our 3eihuung Der ueu aufs
gtle9teH Rsntt gu berdnlaFen, inbsm man
biee inter auBerIt giinitiesn geeiusuns
gen aasgab. 3ubsm fam bic Rsnie In
5rantreid niht b%siitatrt unb uiht ass
pfdnbtt iperbtn. GO tdmn rlIo b5dbiins
bic Ytilliondre in 8etraht, iene GeIbtos
Hi9e. bon oeutn 595 5%ran3o1sn ibsr tiH
9ermosen 5piidm 8 unb 10 WiIlionen,
2SG iiber Elm foldes 3tpiiatu 10 unb so
Milioun Grant berfigsn, pdbytub %
noG 20 arofufs giebt, bon otnen gtost
Hshr ols so WillionsH 5raut befbt. Sic
Derbtn aud Bel tiHsm fir 3raHireih
unglidliheH ausgaHg bts arieges 8uerT
ibr. 3dIdsn 0ffnen miiFen. DEM pie
mil man bas i'm Quslanoe untereebruhte
9elb fir cine stpd gu Sabtenbe 9risgss
tutihdbigung beran5iebeH2 1916 mug
RnBlane feline srfte QnIeibs estiIgt bab,n
bic dnoeren brauht ss trIt 1870 unb
1878 sin3nloIsn. Sm GaRstn bat Der
frdn3oflhe Spdrer aber iiber so Was
liarbeH an Ieins a~uspdrtig,n glau6issr
perIitbeH.
quf 60 M,lliarben lDuroe bas frans
80ifdt RatioHdIbsrm5gsn Eube bss Is.
J%abrbunoerts etddbt. 1853 te8iiflts
g ii4 bereits uuf bds 8oppeIis, urb mad
elmer 8erednung aus BEN Sabre 1872,
5ur 3sit, nIs bic ariegssnsfnGoianna &C.
5ablt puros FOll Is fh auf 1876 Miliar.
ben 5rdnt belaufen babeH. 0as Ieitbu
straightforward IN, bat Der Bauer unb
ilsiue Rsntner miibIam erlpnrt, i'm g
isinen ruFiidtn urb anoeren 1ranben
lu boAen 3inisu gu bergen. 60 Ianas
in 6risben lag, burTtt es iib bas
fur ollidbrIih an ieinen Coupons srs
frsutn. Der bentfde Spartr unb gelbs
bat bielleiht nsniger berbient. ais
er ben beimiiden Mdrtt tdrtte uub bas
Spetultrsn in luslanbspertben uHfers
.9oh beute inmitten bes 8ellri,s
gts febt 9eutihlanb, sben neil es fem
9slb in friter ainie ber 6eimiIdsn Snbrr
ftril su gute tommtn IisB ftnan8iea oss
ba, pdhrenb Grdnfrti6, Der sb,s
Banter Der Delt" fetbR an ii.
Ebir frfmber Rddis flupFen muB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

T9auuns bon benz .drrens 8eitf6Ianb
unb benz prsiaen@ 9runfrsi6 trifFt alIo
9tuts ni4t nebr gu, pislmebr III bic gns
fdge beg RdtionalpermDgtns unb oeHsn
ytriegerifde Sdldgfertigltit4 70 berIbies
ben geartet, bnB mai. unter ben oegens
pdrtiden l~lnItdnbtn 5rdntrtiA sher oIs
oas drmere aaub bsseihRm t6nHte.
Der fran8oFIde geIsbrtt PAUL DOas
mel, Der aIs 5inansrigIter sineu Gins
bid in bag tpirtbl9dftlAbe Gsiriebe fsis
mes aanoes erbaItsn Dat, l4dbt 5rnHfs
ret4's 9OItsbsrmbeen uuf 266 glilliars
ben unb bait bdmit Die Mitts be burd
rsiers llnierIudangsn ge3sigten Grssbs
Mile. Bon bielsr Snmms iinb SO nil
liaroen Stdatsbeib, 70 baB nds frausos
ilf4e Bolt iiber Elm GsddtEDerm0gen bon
23O Miaidrbsn Dsrflgt. llebtr bic 6dIfte
0npon, ndnlid 1877 Miaidrben, entfauen
nnf bic 8efbungen an @runb unh 9oben
ulc ben barruf bdinhIiGsu gauIidisis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Meneboulb, no bic ii6eraus pi6tiae
8abnlinie @erbun-gbdIpns burhihnits
ten tperbeH mug. @artnnes tonnte am
%. SEPTEMBER Die6er befsBt tpsrotn. 8as
gegen rslang Der Durhbruh BET @isnae
erf nab unidgIid idnisrigsn uub aufs
reibenhen &dmpfen. Qm 8. Iobember
mslbets Der beutide 5agesbtri6t bab bic
beherrfhenben 5oben n0rbEi9 BON @ienue
te ghdteau erftirmt iporbsn fsien. Die
Dihtigteit bisfer 9oItion geht fldr aus
Der grobeu 3dbigteit herbor, nit Der lie
Dertbsioiet pur0e, unO aug ben 8euils
hlngen Der @egner, our4 GlantenitoBe
Bel Serpou, lie tpisber 3I getpinnen. 0ie
melt mir i'm Snnern bss @albss bereits
DO%rgsbrungm fino, btrb in ben pffi3isls
len 8erihieu nid,t geIagt. Gtit Stto6er
mebrsn iid uHiere 6ortl9riite tagli9, ts
Iinb pt6iige Gtellunssn ,geppmmen unb.
Stiibpuntte eritiirmt pprben, Is alma mo-
9enIaHg S6ritt fir S6ritt ~porpdrts.
Dice WlioungeH gdbeu nun neRig Nm
~1dltspuntte, Bis gu nelher Gteae bic
8eutihsu in bieism iberdus Fapierigen
Balbtgbirge portpdrts getommsn iub,
be- f4 in einer 9dRge bon segtn 40 ais
lomettr 5pifhsn ben 5luBldufen Der.
aisHe unb Der airs binaiebt. 3ufpeilen
tauht Der feline Grt Bour be qaris In
ben Melbungen duf 0eine gsbeutung ers.
gisbt ji1 aus Der 9~artenifi53s) hnb Elm
FraH85ffAer 9sridt lprad Dor eiRigtr
3eit ben Ga G5alabe, dber e. III nnmSgs
It'd, 8ar 3eit cine anbers anga6e al mds
den als bic, enB mir gut bordntommen
uHb 6aB Die heutiGen 9ruppen an bieItr
SttIfe eiut 2siituHg bofbringen, bic
i6lehtliH bepunbernsfpertE lit. 3pis
Idsu Mirc an3 Maas berlduft bic
aampf!inie stipa bon Bouquets Grdn3.
Bulletin bonn 20. Gttober) mad BEN bisIs
~gslaHnteH Mdlanronrt unb mad 8rabant
an ner Ulaas. 8tpiIfea Mdlaacourt anb
Brabdnt liegt 9~etIincpart, no Dor fpenis
gen Eager getdmpft rrrhs.
Wer Bic Grontliaie i'm admbFa6fdnitt
BON 9eroan ntrfolgt pirb lei1t einfe6en,
bab audi auF biefsm gbeil bts aritgss
batplabss !angIam, dber nit poltDms
nleHsr Siherbeit auf Elm befimmtes 3ieI
fingearbeitst ipiro. SO gift Hur nod, 6os
ltbte Slid res ArgrHrshpaIbes 3a laEs
bern ure Dor alien an bic GaEnlinie hers
anJuiomfien, barn III Der Bea fiji ben
Mngriff arf biz GObsn ber GHbneIfrunt
oer 6etsnng fri. 4aes Anbere iii aegaS |
atno Dotbercftit. Gas fGDsrHe Gtad Set
if bereiis esIboH- Man nthms Oit
Earte unb meIes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

9,isbans boE Gsias5gsp, bob IN TROLL
m5alia. bsb Re ben Crt BAN niebsr
~aufse5sbsH labsn. Die QoFiionM ihds
ut1 In bititm aan5sn @gbitt. BEN Gbats
aitss bsr auaialt mtiprthsub, lteis I'm
Slug an isin. Or Gfauplab onbdntrHf
hsr uHO hfsigtr admpfs III Qlprsment.
Didt mefiih BARON lisai ltsgois sgrult
oeHsn Grharmune Der otuilhe 3aatsbt
riot pom 8. Rootmbrr ais lpidtie btys
borge1oben Bat. llnitrt Sttllnng 1ui
Dem reltlihta Waasufsr. atetni6er BON
ct. Mibitl, mar natirIih BEN anfurm
oes 5einoes glsihials itaTi GusstItet
Die e%rfabrluaen otr 5ran5ofsn. BE
liirSlia sinsH Sheil bon 6haubpacomt
Buriiderobsrt 5atitn, aber NIT fhipertu
9erluiten BON bort btrtritbsn puIbtn,
neil bic Stuiihen ben perlorsutH gbsil
oes Grtts IN bic Cuff iprNstsl. bHrfs
ten %uRGgrtr gslabung ots griifsniopiS
fir siHi5e 3eii Rubt beridaifsn. Die.
Qasrifis Der I'M 9troun ioHisHtririsn
fran3SFfdeH Gruppsu s;osu Sic INNER
ndbtr rtdsneen 9tuiihin fibrleR Hod
GdooIea Su bis in bic @tgeno bon
Spdbd eitpa isas Gilomstrr norelia BON
81. Ilibiel an Der mad Often sitbeuhen
ipi@tigen Strdbe. Die gtg,Hb bon Wous
illp uE6 Champion fpdr aitidfalls otr
St1uplab ron ausiaIlssrfsdtsa. attr
auh bier bebisittn SIC 5tuti9sn i.tts bic
GberhdnS. Die ritpiriigen gsrbinouns
gen foHntsn 5iBar bsIdiiet perbsH. absr
is tpartu nj. in @eiahr. (0ie adrttus
iii55e 5eigt, bab fir uHIsrsn Radihub IN
Der Rihtung ct. MibitI-geet msbrtrs
6auptlihien 5ur @srfiigung ftbtn. IS
iei bemertt, bag bon 8igRsulIss au9 cine
birstte Sirabe our grsn5s fibrt, bic niht
eiHgt5eihnet IT'D etaiR lieat felt Cans
gem in Der bsutihtu 5ront. Nus elmer
frdu3offdsn MsIbung BON z. 9obembsr
mar gu entnehmsn, bab i'm QorbeH bon
gerbuR Mogepiae unb baumDnt bon ben
.i5ran3oien gsbaltsn nerben, pdbrenb
8rabdnt an Der Wads fhon friiber aIs
fran55ff6er 8eTb genannt iporoin mar.
Dlan fiebt, Der 9aum, IN BEN ft bag in
neriammslts 5slobetr ausbreittR
touHte, lit eng umqren5t.
Fir bic Groberung bes 4%rsounsnipals
Oes III notbDenbia bic Qusrberbinoungsn
81 bur9breden, ndmlih bic Strabsn
8aremes-9ienHe uHb gleremoni-St
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
25ie reid If 8franRrei62
Don G. Sris Opel.

Dd8 rarne4 0tutI6loab bat in tpenis
gen 9useu faf Az 9aiuidrbsu aufgs.
bradt uuO bag .rei6eS Jrantreid mug
id, nudbem Is bic gsrtinigtsn GtGaten
bon Qorbs 4merita a6aelebnt bd6sp Inn
500 Milionen su bergen, f1liebli9 an
feline britif4en 5reunbe penben, bic ibm
gan5e SO MilIionsn 5rant Isiben. gBie
remit iih Ous ~3uiammen2 9ns Bernie
gen zines Bottles ldBt Fih hdtiirIih nur
Fh~GbungstDeiie angebsn, unb 10 fnrans
fen au9 bic angaben ii6er ben Reihtbum
5rdntrei6's; immerhin betpeaen fih bic
neuertH GrgsbniHs 8riI6en $40 unb 300
Willidrbsn Grant. Direttor 6sIFfsrfh
Don Der 3eutldsn goRl bot In elmer Oor
tfnigtn Sabrsn ber0ffeallihten ltnierIus
fung 287 WlilIiarDsn aIs Qenuue 3iffsr
~dngeaeben, 3ns 1ationnl0ermooen Res
DntfGen Neifes biirfis, i'm eieTsn fabes
litgsnotn Nerglsj6 bsransu3iehsn, ettpa
grpB isiu. 1s Iaa6Iaafies ans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
S6HIk' @ineralpnKer unS @ittacr
ME

~aieb9dbsrn gutter RinsraIpaFtr suros
pdiiher 0ueIen, bic infoIae Der burh BEN
&rits herbsistfiibrisn GinfubrerIdperuns
gen an Der Changing ibrer 9tt6linass
getrdnie CUR 3eit ssbinberi Iinb obsr Bic
Hi6t germ garttgspreie" 8a6len, bietet lid
EN- minettsns ebsnbirtiger GIab in Sen
let einen bafben S~abrbunbert bon ber
0irma Carl s.. G6ulb, go. 1910
erite 4be., berseiteLten tinHIi6en Mines
rdltpafcrn. Dor nod niht alaupieIen
Sohren ~erItritt Serr GduIb Dor Dem
9unbess areisgeriht beg fiiblihen Qetp
yorter 8iitritts in einem MartenIfuks
pro5eht Elm urtbeil bes Bidders Madoee.
ods i9nl beftdtigte, mas ale aeaner Teiner
Maare don felt J~abr5ebnten utFsn: bah
tetns WintrdItDdFe let ipegtn ibrer Reinbeit
bon Dteetabilii6tn GrembftofFen Iooor
sinen bon dr5tliaer Geite Idnalt dners
iannten 8or5ug Dor ben natirIiheu
WiineralpdIern guropas esniebsn. beten
Fs i'm iibrigsu, Iaut 6emif6er qnaInIe,
IN ttlnsni Der bon ben Gtinf6medern ass
ihdbten Sngrebien5ien nadTiehen. @eTons
bsrs bslisbt III felt Subren SduIb' tinits
ltds v@i41", cine btr 25 bon ibm pros
b~u3irtsn WinsralpaFer : SPECIALIZATION.
Ina iein Singer ale erTreut Iid Sci ben
Nsrnern better Reputation.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

ten; 70 Riaidrbm FnO in SiaassanIei.
ben, Dor alien frdu5ofHdsr Rsute, in
ausldnbiidsu QnltibeH uHb Ionftigen pds
pisrtn angelest. uno bu Aeii BON 16
WilIiarbsu eHtFGnt duf bic Spars unb
Observation-Disclosures, bic g~aniqutbaben,
ben betDesliasn 8sFb Iolpit bds auf 31a
gliliurbsn beranidlasts, i'm llnlouf BE-
finelihe 8aarselo. Das eiasntlid tpsrs
benbe unb 5insbringsnbe aapital bislss
priDdtDerm6geHs 5raHtrsih's lift Der in
Dem erFsu pOftsn bon 127 Miniurben
~enthdliens unb BON 0punsr auf 6411a
WilIidrOsn bt5iffsrte grunobeFb. Nies
Die 8runbsigsntbiimer GraHtrei6 btibt,
gsbt leiber aus ieiuer dmtIihsn Stdtiiiit
bsrOOr. Dir piHtR uur, baB bsrsn ;3abl
aus ben Steusrberanlasunsen lam man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

pie llniOsrftdt gSitinasn kabTId.
ftst, bic aanen Der i'm GsiOe Hs6snosn
Stubirsnbsn IN bas MISUNDERSTANDING
uutsr elmer b%efonbertn Rubrit uuT,uFibs
reH, Inn ben Qamsu Der arieostbeiInebs
nlsr Elm deficiencies geoenten IN Der &C.
l9ldte Der lluib,ritdt al Tihsrn. 0as
prorsttpras Der llniOsrTifdt bitta bic Mns
ee1crisen Der inter ben 5d6nen .febeuben
2taoirsHosH, i'm bic Qdnen bsr 9etrsT,
fsn0eH m~it5utbsilen.
@enerdIleutndnt Rorf aibmann.
stoTlHauosnr Der britten 0nrbes Dipthrn.
pat, ME bic a9del. AunbId.a meIOet'
pom aailsr ben Orbsn pour Ie merIis
tuF BIG aObasr Shludt srbaItsn.
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GkBEPDUN und die ARGONNEN ~

Der 3abe Kampf nm Gas sinceruis uuf Dem Neg pom lIsb
ius inners 5ranFreid,. : Die %siujtIaeu 6rfoIss ser ocnifdeu
pafcn. Sdritt fir Sdrtt %Dorpdrts, nit SidsrPeit af
Gin %befimmtes 5iel bin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

as gtbfmHis sr bnfl6n lsdtbnns boH ed4ssssp, bob n poa.
Broni i'm 9Afm rrdtb flo m09aa. bb Re ben Grt BAN Nbeg|
~ ni4t bura bic atamrung tb .%aufsfsbu batH Die goFioHm iht.
= ru aime tba B, Der groBsl m1 In bhtm ean5m @ebid. BEN 6bauI
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

DR.. James Trip!ett and his daught-
err, Miss Mary, and Miss Minnie Trip
lett. visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Grant, Hardin county, last week.
Mrs. A. P. Todd and little son, of
Chicago, after weeks visit to her
father, Mr.. M. A. Morrison, Of Cad
berry, returned home last week.
Miss Sarah Mullinix, who has been
confined to her room for eight months,
is now up and came to town last Sat-
urday. Her many friends we're glad
to see her out.
Miss Sallie Conover, who makes her
home at Chillicothe, Texas, reached
Columbia last Wednesday. Miss An
ME Conover, who has been teaching
at Northfeld, Texas, accompanied
her
Mr.. T. H. Beacham. wife and little
son, and Mrs. Pinkie Davis, of Rock
ledge. Ca, are visiting in this place,
stopping at the home of the two Ia
dies, mother, Mrs. !Omeria Jeffries.
Judge Rollin Hurt, of the Court of
Appeals, reached home, from Frank
fort, last week. He was accompanied
by his son, Mr.. Ralph Hurt, who spent
several weeks in Frankfort. Judge
Hurt will be at home during the sum-
mer, as the Court of Appeals has ad-
journed until the first of September.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

Prof. G. E. Dudley, of Darlington,
was at the Hancock Hotel day OF
two since.
Mr.. G. B. Rine, Campbellsville,
well-known lumber dealer, was in Co.
lumbia Friday.
Mrs. G. G. Stone, Louisville, was at
the Hancock Hotel Friday, en- route
to Russell Springs.
Mr.. Owsley Ritchey and his sister,
Miss Allene, Burkesville, visited here
the first of the week.
Miss MolIie Caldwell spent last week
with relatives and friends in the Port.
land neighborhood.
Mr.. W. R. Lyon, Campbellsville,
and Mr.. George Yates, Bradfordsville,
were here last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Bell and Mrs. Roy Walk
er, of Nell, visited Mrs. J o. Russell
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. J. @. Alexander was here the
latter part of the week. on his return
to his home, Campbellsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. PAUL, Mr.. Fred
Hill and Miss Alice Walker motored
to Campbellsville last Sunday.
Mr.. Bob Moss, wife and children, of
Greensburg, visited at the home of
Mrs. G. W. Staples, last Saturday.
Miss Irene Smith, indianapolis,
Ind, is visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Mcfarland.
Mr.. J. e. Newman, of Bardstown,
Democratic candidate for Railroad
Commissioner, was at the Hancock
last Thursday.
Mrs Ray Montgomery, who spent
month with her mother and other rel
atives in Warren county, returned
home last Thursday.
Messrs. w. A. Coffey and R. L.
Campbell. of the Columbia .bar, at
tended the Russell circuit court day
or two of last week.
Attorney L. G. Winfrey and his lit.
tie daughter, Lucille, have returned
from visit to Mr.. Winfrey's mother,
Cumberland county.
Misses Nell Follis, Allene Montgom-
cry and Mildred Walker are visiting
in Paducah. They will stop in Logan
county for visit on their return.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
Personals.

Mr.. G. r. Webb, Horse Cave, was
here recently.
Miss Minnie Ingram is visiting in
Campbellsville.
Mr.. W. A. Yates, Edmonton, was
here few days ago.
Mr.. C. G. Carroll, Lexington, was
here few days ago.
Mrs NJ. E. Durham is visiting rela-
tives in Taylor county.
Miss Jennye Mcfarland is spending
a few days at Gradyville.
Mr.. R. G. Railey, of Tompkinsville,
was here last Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Irvine has returned from
visit to Russell Springs.
Mr.. W. B. Patteson was quite sick
several days of last week.
Miss Cary Rosenfield is visiting Mrs.
Leo Baldauf, Elizabethtown.--
Rev. f. A. Hamilton spent day or
two of last week in Burkesville.
Mr.. G. B. Smith has returned from
a business trip to Indianapolis.
Mr.. W. G. ClelIand, Lebanon, was
here to see our paintmen last week.
Prof. w. M, Wilson is spending this
week at Williamsburg, his old home.
Misses Ora and Mallie Moss, Grady
vile, attended services here Sunday.
Mr.. J. eager Yates, of Bradfords-
Vile, was in Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. r. B. Mckinney, st. Louis,
was at the Hancock Hotel few days
ago.
Mr.. w. T. Ottley returned from
Burkesville via jamestown last Thurs
day.
Mrs. W. E. McCandless and little
SON, Earl, visited at Gradyville, last
weeK.
Mr.. Winston Bowman, Liberty, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. T. c. Da-
wilson.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
Result Of the Examination.

In the June examination there were
20 applicants enrolled. -Four of these
made first-class certificates. Sam Dr..
vail, Miss Lou V. Miller, Miss Dora
Eubank and Virgil Hubbard were the
four. Eleven made second class GER
tificates as follows: L. G. .Cabbel,
Wallace Bennett, Arthur Wolford,
Owen B. Pulliam, Ernest Workman,
Sandidge Allison, Frances Sandusky,
Ada Workman, Bette Lee Butler,
Minnie Love Richards and Dudley
Hayes. Counting five who quit or did
not have their papers graded there
were ii failures.
Miss Dora Eubank made the high
est grade in Adair county for this,
year, 80 I'll, John A. Jones made Sec
ond highest, SO ell.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
Notice.

The collectors are requested to call
at The News Office and get the notes
given them for the improvement of
the Columbia and Liberty road. The
Bondsmen are obligated to pay the,
Fiscal Court s3,4OO on the first day Of
July. We must be ready to settle
Call and get the notes you are expec:
ted to collect and be ready to reperr
with the cash July 1st.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

The woodshed belonging to the
property where Prof. Tobias Huffaker
resides, was consumed by fire last We'd,
nesday morning. Four or five cords.of
wood were also burned. 1t is supposed
to have caught from a fire built in,
the yard to heat water for wash pur-.
poses.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
Additional Locals.
Sunday School Attendance.

Mr.. Cyrenious Burton, one of the
oldest men in the. Purdy section, has
been in very feeble health for the
past month or two. He is close to
eighty-six years of age. He has been
good citizen and god liver all
his life.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
For Sale.

100 Pure.bred SEC. White Leehorn
Hens one and two years old. Price
60c. each. Am 0verstocked. First
come gets first choice.
A.N, ]. 0. Russell.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

Mr.. j. W. Vols residence at Russell
Springs was consumed by fire one.
night last week. The dwelling and.
contents were insured for $500, MI.
Vols will rebuild.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

Ozark and Cane Valley base BALI
clubs will meet here next Saturdasf
afternoon. Come and sea.a.good game :
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

Born, to the wife of Boss 10y, few
days ago, daughter.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The
GRANVILLE STATE
BANK,

STATE OF hENTUCkY.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1915.
Loans and Discounts % 3s1 %
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured 40 O6
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities 357 %
Due from Banks , 444 90
Cash on hand > SIS 81
Banking House Furniture and
Fixtures ? 47 50
Total. .................. $ So O39 70
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. in
Cash. Is 900 90
Surplus Funds. ........ oOO OO
Undivided Profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 363 OF
Deposits Subject to check Is 40 rs
Unpaid Dividends 5oo
total So O39 76
SSG DaatE O. Of A KENTUCKY Set.
We j. A. Wheeler and c. o, Moss President
and Cashier of the above named Bank, do SOL
EMMY swear that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief
]. A. Wheeler, President.
c. o. Moss. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th
day of June 1915.
My commission expires Apr. 30, 1918
W. NJ. Wilmore, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
N. H. Moss
W. M. wilmore
Directors.
The Adair County news., 1915-06-30

ALL COME TO HEAR

Mr. McDermos
November Election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-03
SCH0OLBO0K PROBE

the legislative committee nroh;,c
charges that Determinations have 49,
nracticed against this State bv nIb.
,ishers III prices charged for school
DOCKS was continued last night. when
four other members of the State Ro,rd
OF EDUCATION testified. Delegate C;upn
oil Henrico. presided rs chairman of
the investigating committee
Those testifying were DR.. J. nj Par.
of the University or Virginia: Josenb
Il. Jarman. of the state Female Nor
nal School. Farmville: Colonel Henri
{. Ford. of the Virginia Military In.
stitute. Lexington. and Harris Hart
superintendent of schools of Roonol,c
me investigation will be re-opcned to
night al o'clock in the courtroom NJ
thc state Corporation Commission.
witnesses were questioned last night
regarding the class OF textbooks uscd
In virginia schools. the cost OF dis
tribution OF books. and were asked IN
give any suggestions which might or
cur to them regarding the proper man
ner Of conducting the inquiry.
Each OF tho witnesses was asked.
Are YOU In any way related to MON
bers or concerns publishing books used
In the public schools OF Virginia >" Each
time the question was answered In tho
negative.
Among the spectators attending the
hearing were several representatives Of
publishing concerns who listened with
apparent interest to all of the discus
sions.