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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

men, Ole betpaffneten f0n1en iie mel
ben. 8em fte iie oennoh benuben
tuouen, miiiien Tie 6arauf mfmerf-
fam gemodt meroen, 6oB iie es m1f
eigene &edm1ng un6 @efabr tbun.
l1niere @%egter11ng bat ibrer 8flidt
9enigt, tpenr iie Dor Der @enubung
folder sdiffe parnt. @olde @ar-
nungen iin6 bergebra@t. @abreno
oes ruiiifdtiaponiiden @rieges tparn-
tie sic englifde @egierl1ng engliide
l1ntertbanen nidt BLOB Dor Der Be-
nutung betpaffneter, fon6ern audi
unbemaffneter &on6elsidiffe elmer
Ser friegfiibrenoen Madte, un6 mas
sic engliide @egierung 6omals tbot,
Bette uniere @egierung ldngit tbun
miiiien. Sum aber Geutidlano be-
5iiglih Der unbetpoffneten Sdiffe 10
m~eitgebenoe 8ugeitan6ntiie gema6t
bot, foute sic @arm1ng nenigitens
beaiiglih ser bemaffneten 5diffe err
laiien mer6en. 0as lift 6os Mtn6eit=
mos BON @ntgegenfommen, Dos
9eutihlan6 fir feline 8ugeitan6niiie
ertportem fam, 11n6 51 6ieiem @ntge=
genfommer farm nniere @egierung
fih nm 10 leidter beriteben, als sic
@emoffnung bon Son6elsi@iffem boil
ferredtli@ u%n3uldiiig lit. 9euti&=
Ian6 fam iber sic bisber gemadten
9ugeitdn6niife nidt binausgeben,
menn es ntdt ouf 6aS Sau@boot ols
@affe gegen @nglan6s brutale Mus=
mungerungspolitif ber5idten miq.
9os iheint man INNER mebr aud)
i'm &ongreB ein5uieben> uno Dos tit
6os fdledtefte 8e1gniB nidt, bas Ser
&ongreB ii@ o1sitelt. Sic frie6li-
den 8e5iebungen 5mii@en Sen SOL
fern mer6en 6ur@ @igeniinn, l1eber=
bebung uno l1ngere6tigfeit nidt &C.
modt, ior6ern 6ur4 gegenfeitiges
@mtgegenfommen un6 6urh @ered-
tigfeit. l1n6 6oron bot bisber
@euti6lon6 gegeniiber in @aibing=
ton elm empfin6lider @angel ge=
berriM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Ser oeutihe 1tnterriMt
it ben 0oIf8ihmIem
1tniereS 2amoe3.

3us @%ntieben, melhes ser @eftor
Ser @romn=l1niperittdt, ST. Gaunce,
iiber Die @obrnebmung befun6et bat,
6oB in unieren @lementorihulen
9e1ti9 gelebrt miro, erinnert an Sen
Shouer, tpeld)er SEN &niien uberrie=
felt, Ger im gefangenen=2ager &C.
31p11ngen miro, li9 gu ba6en. 3ieie
Mrt Ser &einlihfeitspflege lit linn
oouig unbefannt un6 er idliebt
6arm1s, baB ite ihd6lih fem mnB.
gr 6enft an grfaltungen, mel6e bie
tntime 8erubrung nit @oiier perur-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Sic &pbmrgcr.
Gincs Der intcrenait.e,sen beutfhen
GNrf..enG III otter.

mit benz 3oren Der 8ulgaren 1T
nr& Elm &rbnreer in BEN sepaltiqen
Meltfrie9 e:ngstreien. Muber benz
Gem bsutfdsn Gtaotenbnnoe onaez
fyri9sn 9srscg &arl Couorb prn
@od{snz&rbrrgz@ptha {ino bereits
3trei Gchurger cm Griege bete;liat.
Ser gGnig ter ge1qier unb Der nuf
ennli7Gsr @ette f:5mpTenbe Grt0ria
pon Gc-tueol. 90 bic Rcburaer
2onhe i'm is. Safrhunoert in mfhz
rere fletne @e;!e 5erfielen. bat ser
Serecs Sron5 Spf:os i'm Sabre 1893
troft eiaes 9ausaefstes einem gros
fsren oerfon pcroefeugt. inbem vr
has rnbehirete Crftoeburtsreat feitz
fente. Sic @riber meines l1r<
trrtpoters," 10 beri1tst Der &nhnrz
Ger !Serarg Grnit in feiner @utoz
b~:rgrcrf.;e, ~tporen bober ole een5s
tiat, frembs D'enfts on%5unshmen,
rno foben unieren Momen in acns
Gurrpo bsfannt eemoht." Gie nohz
men &rieosbien{te in fremben Sees
rem, rnb i'm fr(oenh'n Sobrhnnsfrt
nurhen bic &rburoer Sbrrnanm5rz
ter ouf erleoiate Sfrone. Wo nur
EN- Shrrn au srfeben nor. murcen
Grbnrcer berufen. unb met mehr
Shrine nr9 hdtten lie inne bahen
f0rnen, tpenn lie INNER benz 8"Fe
defplrt nGren. 60. audi arf benz
encl'f*en Shrrne fibt gemi'7ermoz
fen Elm &%rburgsr, Der @n<el ne,
6eracos Mlbert ben SaGien=&n=
burg =c'ntbo, Ger Der prinsz@emabl
be- G*nioin @ifterio NOR.
mrM Der beSsrtsnffte arieashsto
aus bem &cbureer @e{Gleht NOR
Der Serara Trieorih Sofios pNn
@cdfen=s3rbur~, teTen 2eben oen
Zen syobren 1887 unb 1917 u'ns
erenat mirb Elm beriihmter 5%foifers
lider Telbferr, ter ols apeiunc>
5trcnsiajdbricer Sberft zines Riis
rofiierreciments Ben siesenidbri9en
ariea mitmodte unb i'm Su5re 1913
Big 5rm Telbmorfhall.utnont Hsiea.
Mu& in @efreirngstrie~en tporen
Gcburaer tdtia. 10 Der ipdtere 9o>
niq 2erpnlb /. ppn 8elaien ols
Tiihrer e:ner rufTiden @arbe-8a@
nnnericz"rieobe. Muh serabe iener
?meio be5 &rbureer @tammes, benz
Tertinonc prn 8u1gorien anaehnrt,
bat fid milit1rif9 in Seaerreih be-
fonbers benShrt, 10 in neuefter 2eit
Der 0iterrei9Hde @eneral Nrin3
Qrcpolb pon GSo6ien>8nburazaom-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Soadim Mnrat.
Grinneruns at feine 6inriatun8 W
bunbcrt Sabren.

bun0crt Sagrcn.
9unbert Sabre iinb berflo1en, jeitz
benz Soa9im Murat, ber ebemal:ge
@aitpirtsfobn a,ts Ga 8aftioe bei
Gabors, no er 1771 geboren tpuroe.
auf @aloB pt5oo IN &alabrien itanOz
re9tli@ erfGofen ipuroe. tpas ait
ID. Sttober 1915 gei4a6. 3mif9en
bieier Ge5urt i'm 9orfpirtsbaus uas
Oct triegsgeri9tIi@en 9tnri@tuns
als nfurpatDr zines R0ntsret@es la
gen ale S0hen uuo 1slen eiues
abenteuerrei9en 2ebens. 8i,llsldt
tpGre Wturat g:Idtl@,r getre Ell, tpeAa
CT, Der o:Jstie4o5 EN- toQtI3aer nuo
tap fcrer str1sgslIaum mar, ni9t pun
Nnpo.epn 7. niirDig bsfunoen noroen
tnGre, 5u ieinem S@mager, Dem @utz
ten Der iiingIten SAmelter Napolez
ons, Jtaroline, erboben gu peroen
uno einen &0nigst6ron, ben bon 3teaz
pei, gu 3teren. Wis Telo9errn, oe1len
lGirnliiGe Sapferfeit man9sn @ieg
Gonapartes ct I enti@teo unb 6ellen
gtame nit Napoleons .Gala9.enz
RUBIN inntg berfnupft tit, m.r0 man
Mfurat 5petfellos riibmen mii6en.
MerimirSig NOR iein tomil@sr Sang
gu atenteuerli@er &leiOung. ST mar
Ole ieltiaml se @rl@sinung. bic po5t
auf einem @@la9tfelo Der neuereu
3ett geieben marc.
Scr beriiqmle bsuti@e @@la@z
tenmaler Mlbre&t M6am Q786-
1862. Gee ois junger Moler bas
fran3DfThe Seer na@ &aB an6 be<
g1eitete, ersdblt, 6aB i'm nein tomt<
fGes Mtenteuer" begs9nese: SD er=
blidte cine auffollenoe perl0nlt@teit
in einem bel6lauen, iibsr un6 uber
nit @olb berbrdm-e Zen @ode, in roten.
goloborbierten !9oTen. auf Dem &opf
einen punoerli9en. gang nit Teoern
bebcdten !9ut tra3eno. tur3 cine Perz
f6nli@feit, aug ser i& ni@ts gu maz
9en tpuBte. Mm aul!auenoit ten par
mir. oaB CT ii4 oar 10 bel unn Den
&aiier, peider mie feline ganse @e>
gleitun9 gu TuBe nar, gu i4afien
mod9te. @n0li@ lra5te iA einen ne-en
mir ftetenOen Sfii5ier: r90ien &c
mir ooD bas Gd1fel: t3ie tommt Is.
baB iih Der &ai,er 10 bel nit oiez
fem Sombourmmoiot gu iaaffeu
maht?" Ser aber Y@aute mid sros
an unb ias1,: ~mcs meinen sic baz
mit?" Sd erfld-te MIDI oe,1tli@sr.
rMfein Gott," re- ct aus, noas 1T
ia Murat, Der S5nig bon M:oPel.]
go CT 9ien mir biefer Soqtppf o1s
erff ttemal; balo iollte t@ i'm, po1n.
pulperbampf esidtmdr5t, in ieiner
ganoen Mieofeit unter oen gemsinz
fen Tli9en bic @ol6aten in ras
5euer beBen feSen."
General Mor1o: nennt Murat els
men eitlen @eden unb be5auptet, oa5
er 10 pbantai 5iiGe &leioung ni9t MUIR
trug, tpeil Ct isins 1tott tie @riAsiz
nung m0gli@it porteillaft 5eigeH
ipolte, fonOcrn 6amit bic 5eiroe iha
lei@ter feben lottten. 9ieie Soafiibnz
bet ater entlpranJ BE: linn Der @ttslz
felt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
muB un6 es be6arf in Ser En-

ioden muB un6 es beoarf in Ser En-
item 3eit immer zines gemiiien
3monges, Inn i'm an 6ieie &ultur=
Motbmen6igfeit gu getp0bnen, aber
I'M 2oufe ser 3eit lernt er lte idaben
un6 tragt fogar, mie beridtet miro,
Elm ge1pi1les Gerlangen 6ornah.
Sn 6ieier gleiden @eiie miro Gr.
1ounce li6 NIT 6em beutid)en I'm
terridt in Den @lementaridulen be-
freun6er, tperun er ibn ndber tenren
lernt. SHE 8ebenfen, 6ie er jett a
priori begt, mer6en BEL naberer Be-
fanntidoft b0Qig idtpinoen, poraus=
geiebt, bob er einen offenen, fir neue
@abrnebmungen empfdngliden Sinn
beiitt. @eine grobe G11r@t, 6aB Dos
@rlernen Ser be11tiden Sprade gum
@oterlonbsperratb perleitet, miro TO-
fort iftpinben, nod)6em er belebrt
tpor6en lit, 6oB in Cincinnati Ser
unterridt in 6en 0ffentliden @du=
len felt rs Sobren beltebt un6 idon
friiber eifrig in Eripatid}nlen &C.
.pflegt ma1r6e un6 %6es6uegen 6ie Deut=
ihen trob6em ebrlides baterGdn6i=
ides @mpfin6en befun6et baben,
menn 6ie @othmen6igfett bierfur EN-
trat, uie i'm @iirgerfrteg.
SSm ubrigen bitten 6ie @nrgdnge,
Sic iebt auf Ser @eltbiibne iid ab=
ipielen, i'm Dor ieinem Srrtbn1m be-
mobren folen. Sn 0eutidlan6 lit in
Dem polniiden Nrobin5en ouh 6eren
Sprode in SEN offentliden @dulen
gelehrt mor6en un6 miro nph FL oie=
Ter @tun6e gelebrt, 6os bat ober sic
Nolen ntht abgebalten, in alien
@Gmpfen Hreuhens, refp. Deutih=
lambs, in '66, 20 un6 iebt TOPPER fit
6ie SABINE 6es 2an6es, in meIdyem
lie leben, einsuiteben. 9ie &rooten,
sic Slobener, sic @obmen nno mie
ale 6ie ilamiihen @olferihaften De-
lterrcidS beiBen> hoben Den Ruiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

6ieielbe lteberroidung bereitet, mie
Der 6eutide l1nterrtdt in unieren
sda1len DEM @errn Or. 6aunce. Sic
baben lid ni@t Dem Hanflamismus
angeidloiien, als 6elien gorfampfer
Ser 3or iid auSgiebt, ion6ern fam=
pfen NIT bemielben Eo6esmutb fir
6ie 6cutid~0iterrei@iide sade, mie
Die Eeutiden ielbit. Sic Mniidt 6es
Or. 6aunce, 6oB Die Sprode 6as tn
mere 2eben elmer Nation biI6et uno
ibr Denfen beitimmt, lei6et, mie Die
a%ngefubrten 8eiipiele 3eigen, an
Sberflddlidfeit. Sic g%ngldn6er ba=
ben 6en Srlan6ern 6ie engliide
Sprode ouf5u6rangen periudt. So
ben fie 6ieie 6amit gu ,britiiden go
trioten" gemadt? @od mddtiger ols
sic Sprahe mirft Dos &eimatbge=
fibl. $50 man ieinen @obnlib aaf=
geidlagen bot, tpo 1rau un6 &in6er
leben, mo- man feline 6reun6e bat,
sort lit beiliger 8o6en un6 er miro
gegen ie6en 1ein6, gleidpiel mer er
iei, bertbei6igt. Sic 6eutiden gauern
Eenniplpaniens moren bel meitem
potriotiider als biele Mnglo-Mmeri=
faner mdbren6 6es 8efreiungsfrie=
ges, meil Ser 8ouer mehr &eimatb-
liebe bat ais Der profitiud)tige &an6-
Ter. Gr. 6aunce iiebt @eipenfter; er
bot 81 piel bon Dem &06er genoiien,
Sen Sobn Sui in unferem 2anbe &C.
Iegt bnt.
@ie Dem 9endbniten bor5mbemeen.
@enn bas &in6 Den MnfdQen BON
&eudbuiten untermorfen lit, Damn
ieht gu, boB es Elm leidtes Mbeno-
ciIen a1 iih nimmt, benn en- iiberlo=
bener Mogen mag einen NnfaQ init
iid bringen; o1d beadtet 6as critic
srmntpm - &eiferfeit un6 gift
@bomberlain's Suitenmittel, iobal6
oas &ino better miro. gu taufen in
&enrp's Corner Drug Store. -Nn5.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Mrs Oppie Brown has returned from
a pleasant visit in Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs John E. Stormes motored
to Danville, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Ned Overstreet Of Nicholasyille
was a visitor at Buckeye Sunday.
Miss Rosa Ray will leave tomorrow
tor few weeks STAY IN Lexington.
Mrs. Bette Reynolds Smith and
brother. motored to Dahvlle Tuesday.
Mrs. J. +. Dickerson and son. Yves.
ley, were visitors in Danvile. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Denny have re-
turned from a stay at Hot Springs Ark.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson Is in Lexington
for visit to her sister, Mrs Richard
son
Mrs Biddie Robinson has been visit
ing relatives in Lexington for the past
week.
Mr. Geo. 7. Farris has returned to
Frankfort, after visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. A. Walker.
Miss Lizzie Tominson of Bryantsville
is the guest this week OF her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tomlinson.
Mrs. J. X. Mount who has been quite
III. is reported much better. much to
the gratifcatios Of her friends.
Messrs Lee Ford. billy" Martin and
Tom Clark, popular young men of Dan
vile. spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mrs John NJ. Farra and daughter.
Miss Johnnetta. are with Mr. and Mrs
Joe Burnside for a week end visit.
Mrs. Lucy Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs,
Hall, Of Winchester. motored to Lam
caster Sunday for pleasant call.
Mrs. William West, Mrs. Robert
Embry. Mrs. James Royston and Miss
Annie Royston. We're in Danville Friday.
Mesdames John M. Farra, Joe +.
Robinson and Robert Elkin motored TO
Harrodsburg and Shakertown. Wednes-
day.
Mr. John McRoberts is at home for
his summer vacation. from Louisville
where he is attending a pharmacenti-
cal school.
Mr. Harry Tomlinson and charming
bride of whom we spoke last week. have
returned from their bridal tour and are
at home to their friends ON Richm ond
street.
Mrs. James h. kinnaird was honored
at the Eighth District w. c. T. U.
Convention which met in Nicholasville
last week by being made Vice President
of this district
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Clpv Pumphrev left this week for
Frankfort. whar, he mas acce pied "a"
management of the Columbia Theatre.
Messrs John Mount W. A. Dickersoh
and Rev. s H. PoIlitt are attending
the Methodist Conference at Moreland.
Mr. +. l.. Price. who edits the Odem
News in Odem. Texas, writes he wants
to exchange his paper with the Central
Record for the reason that he once lived
in Lancaster and learned to set type
under Capt. White in the office of M
d. Hughes. He mentions r r. Noel,
Terril Layton. Mrs. Jack Hiatt and
James Teatsr as relatives he left here.
Mrs Jack Adams was called to At
lanta last week by the serious Illness
Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Clay
Driscoll Mrs. Driscoll died Saturday
night Of acute Indigestion. This was
indeed sad death, as Mrs Driscoll
was happy bride and will be pleas
antly remembered here as Miss Nellie
England as she visited the family of
Mr.. and Mrs Adams last winter.
S. c. Denny. of Lancaster. spent Sum
day with his niece, Mrs Kelly j. Fran
els. Miss Nell Bourne of Lexington.
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
w. X. Warner. -. Miss Jennie Lawrence
of Lancaster. was the guest of Miss
Maud Arnold, Sunday. MIR. James A.
House. wife and son. James. of Lancas-
ter, were guests of Lee Stone and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert House stopped
on their way home from Elixer Springs
to see Mrs. Houses mother. Mrs. Lor-
vina Long -. Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Trib-
bic, Of Danville, Mr.. Tom Chestnut, of
Garrard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews.
of Sherman ley, and Miss Elizabeth
Simpson, of Garrard, were among those
who attended the funeral of W. II.
Murphy here Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Murphv's daughter, Miss Sue Whitley
Murphy. of Idaho and son, Joe II. MUIR
ply of Mckinney, Texas, were also
here. Interior Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Mrs. w r. Todd has returned after
weeks visit to Stanford.
Miss Jane Dotv is visiting Mrs. j..
Rockwell Smith IN Danyille.
Miss Mary Doty is visiting relatives
and friends at Big Stone Gap. Va.
Miss inez Ray was in Nicholasvile
tie latter part of last week with friends
Mrs. j. NJ. Casey, Of Danville, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. b. Wilkerson.
Miss Lillian Cochran has returned
home after delightful visit to Miss
Aker at Sonora. Ky.
Mrs 3. +. Hudson entertained the
Mite Society of the PRESBYTERIAN church
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Letcher Christopher return
from pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher at Somerset.
Mrs. J. M. Mount andlittle son. Jack,
were in Danville Saturday visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. Logan Wood.
Miss Webb entertained the members
OF her music class Tuesday afternoon
at the Graded School building.
Mr.. Shockey Of Lexington, will be
with MIR. and Mrs. +. Grow at their
country home from Friday until Monday
Mr.. John NJ. Carpenter apd niece,
Miss Faye Tudor. arrived Saturday from
st. Cloud Fla. where they spent the
winter.
Mr.. Tom Howard and family move
Wednesday to their new home on the
Buckeye pike. recently built by Mr..
Howard.
The Chautauqua Circle was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Miss
Bette Robinson at the home of Mrs.
Alex Walker.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Walker entertain
ed in honor of Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry
Tomlinson Tuesday evening at six
O'Clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Carpenter have
been in Preachersvile at the bedside of
her brother. Mr. Woods Carpenter, who
has been very Ill.
Mrs. c. O. McKenney and daughters,
Elizabeth and Evelyn. have returned to
their home in Corbin after a pleasant |
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Lucy Hem
derson. and cousin. Mrs. S. b. Jennings /
Mrs. Granville Clark and son, Albert, |
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Weddle and
of Madison, motored over Sun
day and spent the day with Mrs. We'd
dies mother. Mrs. Lucy Henderson at
Lowell.
In speaking of the Shakesperean cele-
bration at Ssyre, the Lexington Leader
has the following to say Of Miss Eliza
beth Ford, Lancaster girl; THE bal
cony scene from Romeo and Juliet.
enacted by Miss Elizabeth Ford. a love-
ly Juliet, and Miss Lois Mitchell. who
in boyish garb. acted the imprisoned
Romeo with admirable expression.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
VALUE OF FETERITA.
Good Crop to Grow Where There Are
Long Spells Of Dry Weather.

Good Crop to Grow Where There Are
Long Spells Of Dry Weather.
Feterita has demonstrated its worth
as dry weather crop and will become
an important factor in Kansas agri-
culture. 1t is not adapted TO cold, wet
weather and consequently is not rec
commended for growth in the eastern
third of the state.
"Feterita is an exceptionally good
crop for western Kansas. but in east
ern Kansas the regular black hulled
kaftir Is better" says l.. Il. Call, pro-
fessor of agronOmy in the Kansas
State Agricultural college. TN a dry
season this crop will prove satisfac-
tory farther east. The acreage In Kan.
sas has been increasing rapidly, but a
decrease IN predicted for this year be.
cause of the disappointment expert
enced last season due to the abnormal
ly cool and wet weather. We have
been warning farmers I'm eastern Kan
sas against planting feterita on ac-
count of its inability TO stand an ex-
cess OF moisture.
ant and has the ability TO Withstand
long seasons of dry weather and to
keep developing under those conditions.
The white shale soil OF southeastern
Kansas seems TO grow feterfta better
than Kafflr or corn, and almost always
feterlta will do better than any other
row crop upon these soils.
"A mistake that great many farm |
ers make is TO plant feterita too early |
In the spring The ground must be |
warmed up thoroughly before a crop |
is planted. II II Is planted In cool, |
moist soil the seed viii rot before II |
will terminate, and poor stand win /
be the result. That is one difficulty /
the farmers had last year-they could
not get a stand OF feterlta because the
ground was too cool.
at Is better not 20 start planting I'm
the spring until three weeks after the
regular corn planting time, May 10 TO
June 1. Under good growing eondl-
lions tho crop will easily mature dur
ing the season. In fact. from 90 to 100
days Is sufficient time for the crop to
mature IN a usual season. All the sor-
ghums are apt 10 contain prussic acid.
which Is poisonous II the plants are
stunted In growth. due to drought or
frost They are then unsafe TO pas
ture. This Is true OF feterita as well as
OF the other sorghums." l.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
10 Make 4. suees.sful Man.

Some seem 20 feel that anything
which will put dollars into the pocket
Is proof Of success. but II Is not. II
may prove the power TO get money
but. as another has said, 1T takes
something more than a mortar-board
cap. a varsity suit. frat pin, bull
dog pipe. and rah.rah-rah' to make a
successful man"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
News Of The Churches.

Rev. F. W. Burnhnm. President of
the American Missionary society, will
speak at the Christian church next
Sunday night.
The officers of the Christian church
have arranged with Rev. c. S. Brooks,
of Portsmouth, o.. to hold series of
meetings this fall, BEGINNING the last
week in September or the first week in
October. The meeting to continue for
several weeks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
THE SOY BEAN.

- AS food the soy bean ranks |.
" high. In crude protein and fat It y:
y Is equal to llnseed and cotton y
" seed meal and twice as rich as -
W wheat bran. As a concentrated .
Y food 1t is valuable for hogs and =:
~ sheep. Its use for dairy cows y:
v should be moderate. as too large -:
" allowances of soy beans may -
" produce soft butter. For hay "
- and pasture IL is excellent; as a y
- soiling crop rather unsatisfacto- Y:
~ ry; as a soil renovater highly y
y beneficial. This crop can he ~
u probably grown on sandy soils -
~ for seed hay, pasture. silage and -
~ green manure. z.
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Just received car of Cook Jellico
block coal. This is the best cooking
coal for summer use; also car of Straight
Creek round. Best Kanawha salt and
lime. II. b. Nortbcott.
5-1-Qf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Residence and Shop For Sale.

Owing to my health will sell worth
the money my residence and shop with
one and half acres of land in Buena
Vista. Shop has established trade of
% years. Call or write
4-l3-2mo. j. +. Scott, Buena Vista.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Baptist Church Services.

GAS A. NJ. Bible School.
Il: A. M. Preaching by the pastor.
1880 p. NJ. Preaching service. subject
Winding Your Own Business.
A. J. Clere, Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

There are mornings in life when one
thinks that rolling over and going to
sleep again. after the alarm clock has
done its worst. ought TO count as
good turn for the day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Departing Diner-"rd like to give
you tip, waiter. but find have only
my taxi fare left" Waiter-"They
do say, sir, that an after-dinner walk
is very good for the 'ealth. sir"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Harmony does not come only from
having all the voices i'm tune, but from
keeping those silent which are way
OF the key.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

The handsomest line of Buggies ever
seen in Lancaster, and no advance in
the price. Let US show you
w. J. Romans.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Cause Of Discomfort.

what makes us discontinued with
our condition is the absurdly exag-
gerated idea we have of the happiness
OF others. French Proverb.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

l will have flowers for sale again this
year. have rooms adjoining Lackeys
store on Richmond street.
4-27-tf. Miss Matte Estes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

VIII buy all kinds of Junk. Rags.
Bookpaper. Ledgers and Magazines;
also metals and rubber.
5-4-3t. H. r. Nortbcott
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Our line Of harness is the best that
can be found and our prices are the
lowest. w. j. Romans.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Chinese Proverb.

My son. fear the man who fears
thee. though thou hast the strength to
crush him a thousand times.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Optimism and Pessimism.

An optimist sees more woman work
ers as a result OF the big war. What
does the pessimist see. more man loaf
ers?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Rooms for rent to desirable parties,
at reasonable price if rented at once.
Bina McWhorter.
4-27-3t. Paint Lick Nv
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Look here, you said you'd have my
car ready last night" We'll, what
are you coming around tonight for?"-
Judge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Handsome brass bed and Chartered
Oak washstand and dresser for sal.
cheap. Mrs. John Mount
5-4-2t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
COPYRIGHT TIN SHINGLES.

The best and only real good shingle
on the market today. have the ex-
elusive agency for this shingle in Gar
rsrd county and can put them on my
self at a reasonable price. II you are
IN need Of any roofing or building Of
any kind. give me a call.
c. s. Roop.
Carpenter and Contractor.
4-30-3mo. Cartersville. XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Daily Thoudht,

don't believe in anybody who has
not had a tiff. 1t means a complete
absence of character.-Mr. Justice
Avory.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04

Hemp Breaks made and sold by w.
+. Parks, Paint Lick. Ky. 4-2s-tf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-04
Need Of a Friend.

A man needs a friend. not to flatter
him. but to strengthen him at his
weak points.