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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
SIC edpiOnnsscpiOcmic.
Sdon mieoer led)s Sheioungel
sc. 5fiff gegen Ser.
bert S. Sfiff.

ra
5ral1 aliee %. Still erbielt ge-
ltern Die Sdeioltng bon ibrem @attef
Serbert S. Sfiff int Scott gol1ntr
ge5irfsgeridrt bon ge5irfsridter SSH
liam Sbeopblllls gemabrt. Mealf'
Sttelen pertrat Die &laserin.
mabel 6. Maad gegen @il.
liam sc a. d.
Sralt Mabel 6. Naaf lieb gel ter11
o1trd ibren Nllpalt 2oltis 6. Goooe.
mig Die sdei0lngsflage gegen ibrel1
8atten @iaiaW Maad I'M Scot
County &reisgerid)t a1baugig ma.
den. Die aligerin beidulloigt ibrel
8atten Ocs b6swiIigen 8erla1iens
uno perlanat neben Mlimentcl1 oit
Sbhalt iiber eli. l%l1lniinoiges Sins
Ias Gnor pernlablte iid} on 90
Septentter 1905 mnb Sic Iral1 nil
an Z. Ssluti 1914 bon ibrem @attcr
I'M Stid)e gelailen iporben fem.
9 lanbc Mc @ngin gcgen2
.. Mc@ngin. s
Sral1 @lalld)e Wc8ngin erfielt &c.
tern I'M Scott Gomltp @e5irfsae-
rid)t bie Sd)eiounaa ME alth oie 90.
Int iiber Elm lllmiinoiges &in0 pol,
ibrem Gattell 8. 8. Mt@uain pol,
&reisrid)ter Sbeopbil,ls sl1aeiprod)el
2al,c & @aterllau p~ertraten oie Sid.
GERM.
9eIen s. smitb aegen @il.
lion u. g mitb.
Ira,r &eIen 6. Sniitb erbiclt ae.
tern ppn @c5irfsrid)ter @iainA
Ibeopbil1s i'm Scott Goluntp 9e-
5irfsaeriht Sic sfeiourg pull loren
@atten, @illiam 81. entity Sllaeipro-
dlen. @eir lllb Scott pcrtratst sic
alagerin Dor Dem @eridtsbpf.
.. u. @rapnif 9egen sc a III {
Tot vi t.
6rall Manlie &rapnif Iieb aeiterl
I'M Scott Gollntp 8~e5irfsgerid,t ollrd
ibren Mnpolt 2onis s. Goooepig eli.
ne Nntrport auf sic aegen lie bon il.
rem @atten 8. q. &rapnif aubdngia
gemad)te sdeionngsflage bldetl. !.
.. I. Gceple gegen G6ar.
lotte IeepIe.
g. 81. Seeple erbielt geltern bon
ge5irfsridter @lQiam SbeopgauS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
@on Ser @plisei.

o.. g. Mab llro 9. 9%aplinaer, bci=
-oe bon scranton, ASa., muroen gejterr
Morgen bon bell @ebeimpoi5ilter
gilbop uno &iinep parbaitet, nadp
Dem lie Den Gcrllld} getnadt batten,
Dem Observation-Disclosures Sam Sbor,
NO. 12101@ 9raop StraBe, iiolirtell
&%1lpfcr0rabt SIT perfauien.
@ie bic Manner algeblid ser so.
li5ei aeaeniiber eingeltanoeu baben,
ltablen lie BON Dem ct. Mmbroic Sol
lese, no eleftriid)e acknowledgements.
rem por9enomnen meroerL sen
Nrabt. Sic peroen iest I'M @eiGug.
nib aehalten, Oa Die Noli5ci perllrl-
tibet, Dob sic uSerren" aud, ltob all.
oere Streide mut Dem &erbbols ba.
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
8ionierin iciert @ebnrtstaa.

6ralt ghriltina Galrlicn BON 20.
632 Melt 3. Strabe miro bcltte i'm
&rei'e ibrer Samtlie sic SIS. @icoer.
febr4 hires @ebltrtstages "feiern.
Sic Sllbilalltin erblifte ON IA
Sunni 1881 SIT @obIoe in Sdleslpia
oas 9idt Der @elt n1o fam int Sep.
TENDER bes Sabres 1852 nod Sen
Sdtoe Der Treibeit llno @leidbeit
no Tie 5llerlt in Seem Orleans arleri
,fdnilfGt 9oben betrat. Sic lieoelt'
lid alsoann nit ilrer 6anailie in
Scott Gpllntp on, mp lie ultlllttcrbro
d]clt mubnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
@co Secs jabrlidcs Sinocr=Giduid

miro, oieIes Sobr M1ittpo6 iiGcr IA
Gage, ben %. Slu1t, in 5diiscnparf
ltattfilloen. 9teo Gee erflart, mie ollie
Sabre 5ltppr, BOB es oil oieiem Saae
llld)t requiem miro. Sn sen 90 Sab-
rell III beren Gerlauf Neo See oielc
lobrlid)en ainoer-lSidllids peranltal-
tet bot, lit bas @ettcr an Dem BE-
treffenoen Gage INNER idon gerpelen.
gle gerlideru1g Meb Gees $50
Main" 1T INNER SIR @abr1eit &C.
moroen.
bic Sinner fins aniaefurScrt, iidJ
tire Gartcn i'm @elt SHE Settle
1tcnt (GcbGmbe ser Treicm 2cmtidcn
g dp.lsemeinSc nj &eiterm Npcnnc
smildJem s%iueiter mnS britter Strase)
a~b5n9olen. Sieie &arten 5aben lie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Neuts aug MuStatint.

Gle Eoli5ei nerbaftete am CONT
tag Mtprgen III Ser Sriibe i'm Semi
BON George Nelion IN Siio M11sca=
tine orei Manter u1tb 5rpei 1ralien,
hie Elm S~rinfgelage gebabt babel1 lol-
len. .Ginei Wlelge geiitieer- GetrG1lfe
lpl1roe ebenfaas NIT 8eidAag belest.
Scr @iiiiilippi lit inn1er nod inn
Stcigrn nnb Gat ipieSerum Die Is
SUB Marfe iibcr benl AsieoermaTer=
lta1o crreidt. Ginige fIeine &1ropf=
%1ahrIfen mlbten ipegeu Seg ,foben
MolIerltanbes seitmeilig gei hlollel1
lperoeu.a @~oifentIi6 miro Der Nsai=
ltritallo balo mieher nieoriger 1perz
oclt.
Mittlpod lit Ser fidbtIide Ufaggen=
tug, Der ollG bier ifeltlid beg!al,gell
lpcroen miro>. NIT Glitter Narube ui,b
lbnltigelt 6eierlidfeitel1. Mn Ser go
raoe lperoelt alle patriotiid)en Ser
clltiguhaetI Ser 5tabt ioipie Gereine
etc. tbeilnebmen. Die beutjden Ser
cine Ser 5taot meroen it'd, enfaas
an Der Earaoe l1no Seier betGeiligen.
SIN bp6cn SITTER bon So sSabren lit
~l'orgeltern nad perbaltntBmabig fur
ser &ra1fbeit grnit @il1ter III $50
polio, Der langiabrige @eliber ser
Wpole1 Mils inn boben Sitter bon
S5 Sabrcn geltor6el1. Die @inter=
bliebel1en liab Die betagte @attin TO-
lpie mebrere Sobne mis- 1odtef ullo
cine al15abl g1tfel uno ei1tige IT.
elrfel. Die geeroigllng iallo AM
lsoln1tag 9iadnlittag na1. elmer, Set
denfeier in scr oeutiden Metfpoi=
ltellflrde aus anf bcm GREENWOOD
Jrieobofe itatt.
Globlid aeitorben lit am Samstag
Abcllo III lcillem &eim alt @ranoufem
Der 76 Sabre alte Gbarles @aro-
r1alrt, Ser bon leiner @atti,t toot allf
ellten sopba m1igefunoen lpllroe.
Gin Sdlaaanfall bate ieinem 2ebelr
SIN Gnoc gen1ad)t. Ser Gerltorbene
mtroe arn q. Maro 1889 in Deutlh-
lmlb geboren llllb fam IN il1tgen Ssab=
rem ms 2ano ln1b Dor elmer &eibe bon
Sabren nod Muscatine @ollntD. Ole
8eeroignng fo1o geitern Madpnittag
bonn Smllerbaltle aus al1f Sem
9rallopiem Trieobof ltatt. @eb. $.
V. Cannon belt oie seidbenreoe.
Die bieiige oeutibe Ilttberilde
3ior,sl d)llle bot lpdbreno oes pergat1-
ge1enj Snbres 10 beoelteno al 5dii-
lerll a%ltgcltomnelL Dab sic Sdp1Ibe=
bor0e Der @e11einbe beld)lo1Ien bat,
tltr oos l1elle 5d)uliabr einen meite-
rem sdlllle6rer an5uItellen. Die
5d}iiler5aM belalift iih icbt allf meit
liber 400 nno lit itetig i'm Steigen.
Gas labrlid)e Sdpllptcnic ialto am
samstau I'M Meeb Yarf ltatt uno
lpar Elm @rfolg nod ieoer Midtllna.
SIe' o1esiabrigen abgebenben Sbiiler
e%rblelten bel bieler @ele9enbcit lire
sdN'iacnanille 5nertbeilt.
Nab elmer gerebnlraa boben lid}
bic 8eridtsfoltcn in Dem 5dpioungs-
pro5eB bon 6ran Iberela 9. Sprin-
Ger gcgcn Sarrp Springer auf $500
angelnmn1elt. Vie acknowledgement,
pic it'd mlf pebrere tauienoe Collars
bela1i len iollen, iino bier nod nidt
nit ein9crehnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

@erlanst: Gin Mann ober Srau. en-.
gasirt III einem oroben gtabIiTcment
UNI a(s infer @ertreter gu funairen
Gin gutter @erbtenit lam er5ieIt tper-
ben, obne bob es binberlih nit Der re4
slllaren Irbeit lit. gmpfehlnngen ae,
tpini6t. Gbre1le unter .152", .Det
9eupfrat". 2O,ta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Sunncrstaa GrGffnnns ser @atd]
SpDcr Gun.

@ie Sic @eantelt ser Sri=Gitp
Railapap Company befallnt mod
ten, miro OH Tonncrstag oNier
gspd)e SIC SIM. ant glacf @apF @utd}
Scr f'i5iel ourdl Sic Gaugltcrs
Of ! ::.aericon &soolntion erofinet
merSta.
sd}tn m;i6relo Scs tcrrliden
hattcn SaltlenNe Sen gSatd}
Somer al5 oas 3icl ibres Somltags :
gem1blt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

S1 pc%rfanfen: @ors NIT 6 3i1ne
ntcri1 ltno 8ob. galpIat so BET $50
Sllb Srpb. gi9entbiimer bcrla6t sic
staot. Nrcis $4,000. Sic Sdlfte haar.
Ser Melt, lpie es oen1 &arf,r an bcIten
past. 500 lpeltf. II. Ctr. Nadlsu=
Scott County Sabings 9anf.
C.bulp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
pur Ginnailme Scs Mittaasmablcs
a%b5agcbcn. SinScr bolt Gatdt Sure
&artcn.

selrtnant Mopor Mitdel BON
sSep Yorf lit l1od lridt in Elatts-
bllrg. ST bic Selep6onallluge lod)
nid]t fertig2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
2anb - golpiue Snbion H~eierboti.

9ath - GolbiIe Snbian Melerbatis
on, @albtnatpn. iett often fir Mnlies
nclltta. Sic 3icbuno finaet om 81.
Silli Itatt. gtiua 100000 Ifcr 2arln.
Wrlldtz, Sarnt~ lno @ciocldnhercien.
@~nllltanoigc, III Geftioncn obectbcilte
aarte uno @cidrcibuns poItfrei 5llse=
lanSt nod GnrpfanQ bon $500. 6pIz
ootel1, Iatrpien (poer beren Trauen)t
aus Dem 9ilreerfriege pbcr Sem Ipas
mid : amerifaniiden @ricgc fDnnen
lid bel bem Nscntcn rcgiitriren IaiIen.
s6reiben Sic uns pegen Tormularc.
Die mir fret srIenoen. Smith & Nlc.
Grca, 3immer 651, gagle guiloing.
Spofane, @aib. 1Smai, 2Ws.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

oem oeutid= llltbcriitet Srieo6of
Itatt, Gnltpr Gb. @silbclm miro bic
~2eldhenreoe arn Sarge llto @rabe
|Goltclt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Gnsetefm fnr
arbcttsplatss, @erfanfe, gerluite,

in oieier @ubrif tperoen fir einen gaa
bts gu elmer 8pde 5l Sen nadfoIgenz
Den gtaten inierirt: gis 5lt bier s3eilen
nper peren 9falm soc, iiber bier nnb
t15 gu adt 3eilen $500. Seine Nnz
5e19e miro fir peuiser als SOC angez
nontnen.
!. Sir s~teacnseiuhe tpiro bci cin= Bis
1~ed5rialtger Sniertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
Menfs ana 3Df aslauO.
Staatsfonurntipm Ser eagles jett in,
Gauge.

Sic SalrcSforpertion Ser eagles
oes Staatcs SllinpiS mnroc gc(tcrll
I'M nel1ei eagle @cin an Scr 4. 9lpe-
.anlte atlto 81. StraBe NIT ctlm 800
Ielegaten c%roffnet, bellcn lid bclttc
ltno morgen ucrld)ieoene< Dl1lbcrt ipei=
tere Gelegaten anidlieben mcroel.
Die &olpentipn miro arn Iolulcrstog
g~eadynittag idJlieBen. MiaDrr Ic=
Gpl1odic .bielt gcltern hei Scr Groif-
lnln9spcriammllnlg Sic @egriibungs=
rebe, Die bon Ealtor s. S. Molf inn
9salncll Scr Goolas crpiocrt mltroc.
Wiebrere Der pronillcnten Mitgliebcr
Der Gagles aus Dem Staat bieltcn
j Mnlpradcn1 sic ollsenleillcll Mrflarl0
IullDell.
Sim absno iano Sic gro5c Garaoc
ltatt, meld3c iid) Oltrd Die Sallptitra='
Ben ser Stoot bciucgtc unD oalllt in
Scr gagle Safe clocte, lpo oas sll-
laMllcngeltelltc Grcaranun Sllr Nus
iilllrlthl faal. &clltc filtben sic
@otpt9eldaite ltatt, cinid}lieBliH Scr
Grip1llllltg Der gean1tell fir oas
folrnlcloc- SaGr, g~ripablltng ser
ltat}ittlt &onpcntionsltoSt etc. Mllcn1
gllidcin llad miro Bic lladiliG6riac
GoluNntipn in Bloomington abgclal=
ten werOen. Stir bie llnterbaltll1g
Der 9elcgatcn NIT loren 1au1ell l)at
6as bicIige Mrra1gcmettsfom omit sic
6eltct gor6ereitnngelt ~gctrpfien.
Muraen mcrocn Bic eagles bon
Soma, bic sllr Ielben 3cit &~onpentiolt
M Wel1scati1e 6abcll, eil1cn s6]tcder
nab Sfpd Sslano mndct, i'm iid
bier nit ibrel1 Sroe1sbriiocrlt allf
ncrililnitiAc @eiie SIT alniiiircn. -
Die Harane geFcrn Nbcnb mllroc of
aelneill frIobt iiilo lNlt ciilc1 gluten
Gillorllcf gclllad)t. tSllnocrte Scr
gaales uat6 lonitigt Ituu1oc Scs Or
ioells batbciligtcn Iid on bcrlcl6en.
SEER George @ltn1to, eill lallgjab=
riger gimpoIn1er bon Mof Sslalto
GbhatNs liz borncIteri,' M6cllo III lci=
alfill @eint, 1921 s. Mpellne, nod
rtsssrrh9ia4lstlliBllldbia fllr5er :&rmlfheit I'M
Mltcr BON 60 Sollrel 9eitor6e1. st
mltrbc at1 80. Sftpbcrs 1856 in l9az
Dcrll, Ieltidfa1p, oeborem lll1o fatl
I'M SATIRE 1881 ms 2ano ialo gleid}
11a6 Mpd Ss1nnlos. @r bcr6ciratbeic
lidy bier an 90. Mais 1854 NIT Sri.
9ert9a Mieb. geit is Sdbrcn NOR
ct dis Zimmerman, a,lf octn Mrie-
mol al,gelteat. Seitte @attill itarb
Dor ad)t Sobren. Die @illterhliehr=
l1elt linS bier &inocr iopie led]s Sc
ldiuiiter in I%elltld)lallo. Gle 9c=
e%roigltlg finbet am Ionnerstag9lad,=
mittag bonn Iralcrballle aus altf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

3H rermictfen: Gin autcs 3inmer
elller peutidlen Eriuatz San1ilic.
aore1e v9ip. 3O", Ser Gcmofrat~.
13,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

serlenat: Gutes Maoden fir aIz
9en'e1nc Sdltsurbcit. &eiu @aIdlen.
6ral y. e. Sglhrpof, 211 Miliii]ippi
aoeltlle. 13,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

@crlaliat: a6din ms standardization
Tin ancrtfdnilde Samilie. in beren
9al1s oeutl6 s%clprodlen miro. Sfferten
llnter ~, Ser 9cmptrat".
S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

81 rermiethcn: Gang be%triebenes
garbicr Z GGeIh6ft nit 5lpei grpbeu
33latll1er1. 1920 lpelrl. 3. Stra5e. Sit
fre1 ON |. Sui. NadSufrageu I'M obcz
rem Sfpdlperi. 13,1gEt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

0cladlt: Watm in mittIercn Sabrcn
Illdt leldte @cl6dftialtng. 81 %eriragcu
1106 mcltl. 13. Str. 4,28t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

i'm Scott Golrntp @e5irfsgeridt Sic
Sdeioung bon ieiner Satin, Gbar=
lotte 1eeple 5%ueelproden. s, 81.
9arlep pertratt oell @d9er bei leiRem
sdeionltsspro5eB, ,g.ls. S. T
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

Serlanst: Mebrerc 5llperlailise
Malrler, I'M Mlpnings alf5ubdngell.
stett9e Mrbeit BET glltem Subr. Iri=
ettp. Sent & Mlunists Gp., 22O Dltlide
3. Strabe. 1O.1@t.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
A Killing Heat Wave.

Reports from Illinois that the
hot wave is killing farm animals
and from Nebraska that unless
rain falls within a week millions
of dollar loss to corn crops will
result indicate that Kentucky is
not getting quite the worst of it.
May be there is some consolation
in that.
Kentucky has had abundant
water supply and will stand a
continued drouth without suffer-
ing for some time for water for
human beings or animals. But
the corn in many counties could
not be plowed more than once
because it rained so often.
Where the corn has not yet be-
come large enough to shade the
ground the fields will bake hard
and injure the growth unless
they are plowed, and where the
corn is too old to pillow, but has
not yet shot," there is danger
of shortage due to the ears
shooting during excessively hot
dry weather. But a corn crop is
tenacious of life and it is observ-
able that when the most pessi-
mistic prophesies have been
made all summer there is a fair
crop in the fall. Farmers need
not give up hope because we are
having some blistering days
when the corn ground is not in
as good condition as it might be
to hold moisture.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
Cure for Cholera MOrbuS.

"When our little boy, now seven
years old, was baby he was cured of
cholera morbus by Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and DiaarhOea Remedy"
writes Mrs. Sidney Simmons, Fair
Haven, n. Y. "Since then other men,
beers of my family have used this val
liable medicine for collie and bowel
troubles with good satisfaction and 1
gladly endorse it as a remedy of ex-
ceptional merit" Obtdinable at
PAUL Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
Learn a Little Every Day.

There is said to be 10000
farms in Texas on which no cows
are supported.
The United States produces
more than half of the total cop
per output of the world.
Natives of Algeria bury with
their dead all the medicines used
in their last illness.
Natives of the Kong Africa,
use glassware and cookery to
considerable extent.
There are at least five libraries
in the world, which contain more
than 1000, 900 volumes each.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
My Child Will Take DR.. Kings
NewsDiscovery?

This best answer is DR. Kings New
Discovery itself. It's a pleasant
tains the medicines which years of ex-
perience have proven best for Coughs
and Colds. Those who have used DR..
Kings NewlDiscovery longest are its
best frients. Besides every bottle is
guaranteed. If you don't get salts
faction you get your money back.
Buy bottle, use as directed. Keep
what is left for Cough and Cold insur-
ance. At PAUL Drug Co.'S. AID
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
SCHOOL FUND.
Sherlff's settlement.

At the regular October term of the
Adair Fiscal Court, 1915, l, A. n. Bal
lard, was appointed by said court as
its Commissioner to settle with s. a..
Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair County, KY,
his accounts of the collections and
disbursements of the Common School
tax of said county.
DEBTS
To Advalorem tax OH 81
ls5 300 % 277 90
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
Sll S44 90
CREDITS, ROAD FUND.

By receipt dated September
Ist, 1915, Treasurer S 287 81
By receipt dated October Ist
1915, Treasurer 6O2 80
By receipt dated November
End, 1915, Treasurer l 423 60
By receipt dated January
lst 1916 Treasurer PSI 30
By receipt dated February
3rd 1916 Treasurer 262 OIL
BY receipt dated March 9Th
1916, Treasurer 1923 95
By ad valorem tax on ST. O5I
released AZ 63
By per cent commission for
collecting 284 81
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

1.-THE German army is exited,
realizing that the crucial stage
of the war has arrived" says a
Central News telegram from
Holland.
"Belgians are not allowed to
leave their homes while the great
troop movements are in progress.
This news is received here as
indicated that the Kaiser plans
a tremendous counter-stroke
against the French and British.
1t is expected to be launched Ell
ther on the Somme, across the
ground where the allies are car
rying on their great offensive, or
perhaps further to the west.
1t is believed there is a posi-
bility that it may take the form
of the longexpected drive on
Calais in an effort to relieve the
pressure being brought to bear
against the German lines in Pic
ardy. simultaneously new and
violent attacks against the Yer
dun front are expected. That
Germany is preparing for her f.
nal and most desperate effort in
an attempt to wrest the often
sive from the allies is the gener-
al belief in London.
Paris, July 27.-Sir Edward
Morris, Premier of Newfound-
land, in an interview with a rep
sentative of the Havas News
Agency, declared that the war
is practically finished. Premier
Morris has just returned from
the section of the Somme front
where the Newfoundland detach-
ment is stationed. Before leav-
ing for the front he was asked
by President Poincare and Pre-
mier BRAND to express to his
countrymen in the trenches.
Frances admiration and appre-
citation of their splendid services.
In his interview he said:
The war is virtually finished
and the Germans are beginning
to realize it. The battle of Yer
dun, the greatest battle in his
tory, is a victory for France. 1t
is the finest of all her glorious
exploits and gives a new impulse
to the whole nation.
German prisoners with whom
/ talked, officers wearing the
Iron Cross, told nae that the En-
peror and his staff seem to- fear
that Germany has lost the game.
The collapse of Germany is only
a question of time. When that
day arrives we must see that the
victory won by our arms is not
lost by diplomatic negotiations. 4"
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An effort will be made to have
Pre- sident Wilson open the Ken
lucky campaign at Winchester
September simultaneous with
Mr.. Hughes speech at Lexing-
ton.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
hast the Thing for DiarrhOea.

About two years ago had a Sc.
we're attack Of diarrhosa which lasted
over a week." writes w. G. Jones,
Buford, n. d. 81 became so weak
that 1 could not stand upright. A
druggist recommended Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy.
The first dose relieved me and within
two days l was as we'll as ever" Many
druggists recommend this remedy be-
cause they know that it is reliable.
Obtai0able at Paul Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

7. M. Phythian is to be elect
ed as Warden of the Frankfort
Reformatory to succeed Judge A.
]. G. Wells, who has rendered
notable service in that capacity.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
CREDITS, GENERAL FUND.

By receipt dated September
1st 1915, Treasurer 8 AIS IL
By receipt dated October II,
1915 Treasurer l 045 40
By receipt dated November
Ind 1915 Treasurer 2 266 go
BY receipt dated January 1st
1915 Treasurer 5 9OI 81
By receipt dated February
Srd 1916, Treasurer 529 Al
By receipt dated March 9Th
1916, Treasurer Ats AZ
BY ad valorem tax on SI7 O5I
released AZ 60
By 81 polls released rs so
By Commission 10 per cent
and per cent 799 "A
By Commission for collect
ing School Tax POO 81
BY cash paid Commissioner
for settlement % 90
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09
Clear Skin Comes from Within.

1t is foolish to think you can gain a
good clear complexion by the use OF
face powder. Get at the root of the
root of the trouble and thoroughly
cleanse the system with a treatment
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Gentle
and mild in action, do not grippe, yet
they relieve the liver by their, action
on the bowels. Good for young,
adults and aged. Go after 4 clear
complexion to-day. 25c at PAUL
Drug Co. AID
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

Two United States soldiers
were killed in a battle with Villa
bandits near Fort Hancock, Tex.
as. Carranza soldier co-operat-
ed for the first time with our
troops.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

1t is reported from London
that the story that Lord Kitch-
ener lost his life is a gigantic
hoax, and that the great COM
mander still lives, and is direct
ing the British advance.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

1 keep on hands full stock Of
collins, caskets, and robes. also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night or
day. Residence Phone %, Office
phone. 96.
45-1yr ]. +. TripteGt,
Columbia. Ky.
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3 1863 3.
ROAD FUND.
Sill o.

The Com missioner finds and so re-
ports that S. H. Mitchell Sheriff of
Adair County, KY, is indebted to said
County for the General Fund the
sum of S76S 80 subject, however, to
the delinquent taxes and releases al
lowed by the County Court after the
dale of this settlement
The Commissioner finds and so re-
portS,that S. H. Mitchell, Sheriff of
Adafr County, KY, has overpaid the
Road Fund in the sum of $l71 OF and
that said amount is due him from the
Road Fund, together with whatever
taxes and releases the County Court
may allow after the date of this set
Element
A.. b Ballard, Commissioner
Adair Fiscal Court.
$ April Bird 1916
rRunnR CHAN
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-08-09

To 1852 polls l e76 90
To Franchise tax on Cum
berland Telephone and Tel
egraph Co. Franchise 374 Sc
To Franchise tax on Farm
ers Bank Franchise S14-
312 p Al
To Franchise tax on Grady
vile State Bank Franchise
SIP 500 10 IS
TO per cent, penalty on
81 900 tax uncollected Dec.
1St, 1915 313 to School Fund 81 70
To ad Valorem tax on SO PSI
listed by County Clerk ID So.
To Is polls listed by County
Clerk 600.
SIS O45 81
CREDITS
By receipt dated September
lst 1915 sl97 81
By receipt dated October 1st
1915 439 80
By receipt dated November
End 1915 1 O4O 43|
By receipt dated December
23rd 1915 2 652 63
By receipt dated February
LIST 1916 252 SIS
By receipt dated March Sth
1916 I72 43
By Ad valorem tax on 81 687
released IL 53
By 80 poll released 10 sol
81 1856 SO
Total Debts SIS O45 80
Total Credits 1856 80
Balance due by Sheriff S25S 80
The Commissioner finds and so re-
ports that S. II. Mitchell, Sheriff of
Adair county, KY, is indebted to said
county for the School Fund the sum
of $25S. 80 subject however, to the de-
linquent taxes and releases allowed by
the County Court after the date of
this settlement.
A. II. Ballard, Commissioner.
Adair Fiscal Court.
April 3rd, 1916.