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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12
Guari,mcn Tntrainlng for Home.

III Paso. Tex. oct 1.-THE First
battalion OF the First Michigan artil-
lery left Tor home TO-DAY Battery A
~ the Rhode Island artillery also left
for home az the same time The
ThtrN-third Michigau infantry arr
rived here today completing General
John p. Kinks brigade. The Thirty
first and Thirty -second Michigan in-
fantry returned rtom thc practpc
march toHak
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Annapolis Navy a. Maryland
Aggios z
At Ann Arbor Mich. University OF
Michigan 5A Carroll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12
AME RICAN NAVY
GUARDS AGAINST
LAW VIOLATIONS
Rear Admiral Knight Is Tax
ING Every PrecaJtioo 70
Prevent Use Of u, S, Coast
by Foreign Submarines,


Newport r. l., oct 1.-THE
American navy Is taking every pre-
caution against the use Of the Amer
ican coast as base Of supplies for
foreign submarine an day today
there was great activity among the
destroyer flotilln nj the naval base
here and when the destro}ers Nc
can. Porter and Cummings went out
on "a mysterious mission this after
noon. Rear Admiral knight, IN com
mand Of this district. was asked II
the boats were searching Tor sub
marine base or looking up some for
oign submarine tender
u cannot answer that" the adj
mlra stated. hut We are letting no
report OF submarine bases or tenders
pass by without lnyestigation.'
shore Leave Curtadcd.
shore leave among the men Of the
fleet has been greatly curtailed and
each ship In active command has her
fun complement always on hand
Many Of the officers admitted tonight
that they were running no chances
OF being caught shorthandcd as they
we're Sunday, when several dcstroF
ers went to sea with only % third OF
their men to rescue the crews and
passengers OF the ships sunk during
the outburd Of German submarine
activity near the Nantucket light
ship. So suddenly did the dcstroyers
put to sen for their nfesavng work !
Sunday that some Of them. felt the |
strain Of being driven under forced /
draught. and the Ericsson, Baloh ana /
Cassin were laid Up for minor re-
pairs 10 their engines
Report on kingstonian.
In an effort to clear up the mya-
terry concerning the British ship |
Kingstonian. which was reported both |
by the Nantucket shoals lRhtship |
and the crew OF the torpedocd /
steamer strathdene as having been
destroyed SUNDAY. Captain David + !
studloy ~ the hehFhip was askedt
to forward what Information ne had
IN the matter. A radio message from
him tonight said
Report Of sinking from Captain
Wilson and crew 81 strathdone when
they boarded this vessel Claimed !,
they saw KinRstoniau attacked and
crew taking TO boats crew Of Chris
uan Knudaen boarded hghtship after
pulling for hours after having been
sunk thirty miles south Of the light
ship"
MAY Have Been Error.
Naval men were inclined TO take
this Indicated that the reported loss
Of the KinEstoniau was an error. Ra-
do conditions sunday were not the
best they pointed out, and In the exc
element Of the moment 1t would
have been easy for the Suathdone
to have confused the Bingstonian
with the Knudsen, owing to similar
ity in their code signals A thorough
search by the destroyer foulla has
failed to disclose any trace of the
Kingstoniany boats ana no inquiry
has been rNeivcd here concerning
the fate Of her men The Ktngstonian
is in the service Of the British gov
ornmcnt and no records Of her
are made public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At san Francisco Vernon }.
Al Salt Lake 3: Portland {.
At Los Angeles 8; Oakland /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12

Mrs Henry Ways. r. f. D. No /, Wenzyile Mo, is now
entirely cured OF Catarrh through the Of s. S S On April
9th 1910, She wrote
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-12

~ am glad to say have never needed to take
medicine as ! have had o he
L1.nA. 20 $ $ ] Lgnl- I--.mm.na ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
&ittc II a.

Sir bobct bier oieic Belt icbr Diel
Hcgcn urlD bic &orn- 5eloer iino iebr
Drrluoidcn ln6 bielc llnierc iungcn
&ropbctcn iogel ooB cs bicieS Sahr
cbenio nnb icin miro ME lcbte8 Sobr.
Pun Sonltog ipttroc Dos iilngItc
G6d)tcr6cn OcS @crn. @errn. Berger
ourd Guitor Rcincrt gctallft. gls
GolNpot0in iungirtc 2poiu Srebc.
Gttoult N%cicnlonn, mcIdcr iciner in
SlIinpiS m~obnDoften Sdrueiter cincll
@ciltd) modtc, befinOct iid lpicocr
bier bel ieinen an9cb0rigen.
60 ipic mir boron lit 2olis gtebelr
lief idrpcr 2ci0cn6. Serr Nebeliief III
bier gut bfnmt uno bcliebt nno
wiiniden mir ibm rcd)t bolbigc Del
lcring.
fSrau Gmnla S6ultc bon NebroSfo
bcfirbet iid bier bel ibren bielen Tcr'
monbten gum @eiltd).
Aug. S6nliot lro Satin linn
boderfrcut ilber bic Gnfunft eines
flciicn Stam1nboltcrS lpo6u mir be-
items grotulircil.
Sim 8iingitmontag miro Die 0rufe
uno 9eelnont acknowledgements
ielIidoit jGbrlide 8eriommlun9 ab'
baltcn uo3lt allie @lieber oe8 8ereinS
eingelaben iino.
llnicr alter 6reunb ulo 9adbar
8nt. II. 0cppc befinoct iid nod im-
MGR altf Scr &ranfenlilte; mir miln-
idcn uno boffcn Bob or re6t balo &C
ncien. miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
sibsIfeit in 9rate, 9o.

am 9. Rai taste in Drafc bic SO.
Sabrespcriammlune Ses @asconabe
9ibclpereins. elm 3ueieperein Der
Gntcr. gibeI . @eiellidaft. iueldc in
rmiercm Sabre ibr 100. idbriees Su-
biIolim feiert.
3fuet 9ottesbienItc pc~rionuncIten
tros oes resneriiden 8ettcrs cine
polle Stride. llnb bic Iieben Srol,cn
bon 0rate befuirteten WittaaS rno
@bcnos Die Saite-smei 2iebesmabIe.
Die Notwithstanding beibIoB
Baitor SrclI bon Grafe oils Scleeat
nod 8aibineton. 8. 6. gum 100
idbr. Seitc sl icnben.
Scr NuttereeieIlidaft pl,roc lpie.
Der bic 8abc bon $4,000 iiberianbt;
uno Serr @ilb. Sobein oils gbrenmit.
glieo Der 8eieIlidait poreeihIoeen.
Dte neuern6blten 8eamten 5ino
gaitor 60. abrens. 8rGi.; 5. Sapp.
meper Sicc-Erdi.; BaItor 6. s. @aa.
ie, Sefr,; ernit gngeIbredt. Sdat.
meiiter uno g. Sappmeper. 8aitor
". Soffnann unb Raitor II. $.
GaSinonn. COMMITTEE.
Weionocrs %tripabnen mobten mir
bob bel Srn. s. 3appn,epcr, in Nip.
enspille urb Eaitor 81. S. &asmann.
Sermann, gibclnieoerlaeen einscridy,
tet firo, pelde mir Der yeadtuna
bertidcr unb cnaliifer Gbriitc,
empfeblcn.
Gin @~eiamtberidt unierer S6tig.
felt felt Den 50. Sobren ipl,roe Der.
leien. nclder 5eiet. bob Ole ltattlidc
Sumn,c bon $S2S7.00 einaeaanacr
iinb. peIde Der @ilttcrecielIidait oIs
8abe unb fir gcIicfertc gibel iibcr.
ianbt lporben iino.
Sn unierem 3peiepercin in Sos,
conaoe gountp betragt Die Sumntt
fir 8ibel uno SeItamente bic perfailii
uno beridenft ipuroen, $4,000.
Die @uttereeiellidoit in Sem gcri
bot felt Den 100 Sabren ibres geiteb.
chs 100. gid 8ibcln unb Teito
me,te perbreitet. Sln lcstcn Sabre
allein 6,406,323.
8ott abcr lego ipeiterbin ieiner
Sceen ouf iein unb unier 8crf.
6. 5. Rooc c. SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Morriipn.

SRI. 2pbia &einbol5. mel6e nab.
renb Der Ietten 8 Monaten in ct.
2ouis beidaftiet tuar. lit am Sams'
tag auriidsefebrt unb tpirb ben
Somnter iiber oabeim bleiben.
9. 6. 8eoefer rnb Satin iinb aul
bergangenen Sreitas bon einem 5ipei-
podentliden 9eiud, in ct. 2otis,
auriifsefebrt.
Baitor s. Daiss, bon Berger, ipar
am Rontas Der @ait bon 6. 8oeser
u,b Samilie.
Srau 9elIion, bon ct. 2ouis
traf am Samstas bier elm, gum BE.
iid bel 8erpanbten.
Wan perseiie nidt. bob Die 9ameu
Der R. 9. 6. Gin Sce.Gream Social
geben tperoen, oeiien grtrae gum
9eften Der gpanel. Stride pertpenbet
per6en ipir6. Die llnterbaltune tpirb
am @beno oes II. SUM-, in Meper's
@robe, itattfinoen; anfang UNI bali
adt llbr, Ser Wdnner Gbor uirt
our9 8ortrae elmer an5abl 2icber
our ll~nterboltlne beitragen.
Srau 4ug. 8oeeer, bon Calls
burn. Wo.. peilt bier auf laneerem
geiud bel 2ol,is 8oeser uno Samilie,
Gbp. Summert lit am Samstaa
bon einem 8eiuh in @artbaspiHt
llnb ct. 2ouis suriifgcfc brt.
Senrp 8oeeer mar am pcrgange.
rcn Sonntag, beiudmeiIe, in Berger
gbw. S,rmmert unb @attin ~reiItcr
am letten Nontae nod ct. 2ouis.
Souls Sllmmert lit ont berganec,
men Sreitag nad ct. 2ouis eereiit
100 er bann init ieinem 9ruber gbl,
arb 5uiammentraf. I'M cine gurla'
Dung Stiere au f%olfen.
SenrD lettering, bon Sots6amt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
8erman n, ~ o.

bot lid OH Wontae nod Sebalia.
Wo. bcaebcn, UNI einen auri,is IN
Stenograpbic 81 ~pollenben.
SEQ. 2uopie mafte au 9nfane
oiefer @ode einen furscu 8eiub IN
ct. 2ouis.
Ron pereeiie niht oil, Sonntoe,
ben II. SUM. Dem 8aIlipieI aipiiden
ben &lnbs bon @orriion uno Sos.
cona6e bei3uipobnen.
@nt. Ieper uno 9attin, bon gba,
mois. bcfanoen iid iiber oorigen
9onnerstag unb Sreitae bier, aui
8eiub.
5rau ). &omTel. bon Gbamois
mar am porigcn 9ienstae ouf 9eiud,
bel Srau u. &e6efer.
$errnoun Haeeelin bcfano lid
mebrerc Gage, at gnoe Der poriaen
8odc, III 5ermann.
&eoetcr's finb jest bereit Der
Gun Club nit &eaulations . Muui.
tion fir Dos Crap Sdieben az Der.
ioraen. Mon ipred)e bort Dor. fpenr
man ioIdc 9atronen n0tbig fat.
Dos 9oIIipieI ant lestcn Sonntaa
5ipii6cn Dem bieiisen ,,no benz etlat
9canl mar iebr nnterbalteno a,rlo in
tereiiant. Gas &eiuItat NOR 4 eeaer
3, 5uauniten bon @orriiou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Bergen

8. S. Sail purbe siin1 Superin.
tenoen Der $odidule bon 60 Gross,
&an., ernannt; Der Eermin 1T 8 Ro.
|rate nnb oas Saldr betrGst $500.
$eru,ar,n @eoepobI bot ie;n &c.
idaft in giienmaaren. @eidirren unb
5arben on gIfreo uno Geo. gabe
alisperfauft; Die ne,ie Sirma miro oos
Seidaft am 1, Suit iibernebmen.
B. 8. Sdaffner rno gattin itotte.
ten am Iesten Sonntas 8erwanoten
iino 6reunoen, in Sermann, eiuen
8eild ab.
6rau 3eismann unb 6eren Sobn
Granf. bon Bacific, fuaren am Conn.
tag Die @dite bieiieer 8ernanoten
nno Sreunoe.
8m. 8iiimann unb @attin befiu.
ben lid oieie ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis.
Serr 8eIat, giearren . SanoIer
bon Wartbasbille, ipar ON Rontoa
bier in @eiddften.
Srau Senrp Boertucr Gen., bon
Soonpille, iuar an porigen Withpod
bier. anf geiud bel 8cripanbten.
Srau 2ouiie Weber uno oeren
Gohter aouiie. madten anl poriecn
ysittfpo6 cinen @eiud bel 8eripanb.
ten uno Sreunoen in Retp Sapen.
Teluin Sreeie unS SRI. Gmma
grettborit tulrben am porigen Ritt.
mod Radmittas, in Der 8obniina
Der grauteltern, bon goltor s. s.
Daiss getraut. Dos iunge 8aar
reiIte oann oil bemielben @beno ab,
Inn Sermanbte IN Gbarnois uno in
8aibineton gu bcIuhen. @ir ero-
tiIicrcn bcitens.
0os Gifnif neldes neulif bon Der
biciigen ~. 6. 8emeinoe aeeebcn
pllroe, mar ein biibiter Grfole; Der
&einertrog belief iid auf $40 bis
$50.
Srau Senrp 5. Stod beianb lid
om perganseren Sreitag ouf @eiut,
III Serntoni1.
9os Sifnif peldes OIL, lestcu
Samstas in Gore ~absebaIten ipuroe.
Sdblte o,lf bon bier pielc @aitc.
gilbert 8ollblod uno @attin. Dor
ct. 2ouis paren iiber borigen DON
ncrStog unb Sreitae bier, oui 8ei,td
uno reiiten bann am Samstog iuiebe,
nadbauic.
Srau Sopbia @ollblod fcierte an
/. Sum-, im beiten 8obIiein. ibre,
SS.iten 8eburtstae; iic tpl,roe sll,
Seier bieies Greianiiies bon Der Ct
ct. Saul Wilit1r aapelIe nit cine
Screnaoc beebrt.
l SRI. Sloro Shmiot unb oere,
8ruber Srit, bon Icaittrit, mare
iibcr Den pergangenen Samstag III
Sonntag bier, oils @Gite bon Snft
uno Sante, 6. 8lumer unb @attin.
Sobn Sieielmonn, Der abiddse
fir Die Glober Bottom Sire Sni. 60
iii iebt bel Den abibGbunget fir bi
I beginnenbc, llellc &eriobe bon 5 Sot
s ren.
@cnrD Safffe bcianO ii6 am lette'
t 6rcito9, b%eiudslpeiie, in Scrmomn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
dir sen Sniten Gnrcs ainbes,

Sot gller ainb cinen SrIten, lauft
Die Raie, 70 bolt cine fleinc 8laide
Or. 9el's 8ine Gar Sonep. SIT Elm
anaenebmcr &ine Gar Sprilp. acrabc
mas ainbcr glci6en, Tim Grfdltnna
unb Suiten st pertreibcn. Sod Dem
@cbraild Iino Die 9inber nidt mebr
nibmntbig, idlafen gut nnh limo balb
piebcr poflig ipohlauf. @r'tcht o,ii
Or. gelI'S 8ine Gar $oneu 25c Bel
giirem 9potbefer. fNop.D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Sbeale gbii9rmebisin fir Sribiabr,

Cine cute mo l%angbcipdbrte Webi'
ain lit Or. Sings Hciu 2ife BilIs
Gie critic Soiis miro StrbIeane be.
Dirfcn, Die 2cber reiaen unb Die lin.
rciniafcitcn nlls Dem Spitem entfer.
men. Sbr icio es gud ielbit iduloiq
gucr Snltcm bon Dem mGbrenb bes
&intcrs argciommeIten 8ift al be.
%frcier. Or. Sings Stem 2ife 8iIls
lpcrben bies tDuli. 25c. bel Gurelr
I~pot9cfcr. (9l6p.t)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

-nnieren ber3liden 9anf biermii
ben foleenhcn 2eiern bes Solfsblatt.
fir Die ipillfomlnene G%rncuerune if.
req Announcements, in Der ncrgangc'
men @ode:
ct. 2ouis - Sraa S. 5. Stocd
lin. Oscar Snden. Sralt 2,,biu. Sic
iefc, Srou Geo. Stunt, SRI. Martht
&olb.
Sermann = SRI. Bertha Sed, 5
6. Mllellcr, Saeob engipciler. Sra
g. Sitter, Sacob Sumbiira, u. 9
@alfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Strofcn bon ST bis 500 ousoeictt.

Sn Der Special 8cridmmlllng ON
10. Mai, murbc beidloiien cine 3wci-
tc Gor bon 10000 @oIlonen Del 5ll
beItcIlcn. Geo. 9. &ramcr, N0cnt
Der 800. Gacific 9obn murNc tiir
Srod,t ouf Die critic G%arIobung Del
$116.60 bciuilIt9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
gerbanslansen in siabtrail.
Der Ban bon siuei Sdlan&ua8en
Gtationen bei&loiien.
Die fabtii6en Steneru wnrSen ani
so, 80 NIB Sc. pro 800 Ses ab.
seiadtten @ertbes feitseiett.

Die r~egeImdBige 8eriammlung oes
Staotratbs fano am lesten Nontae
gbeno itatt. Gnpeieno iuaren,
@apor 9lenf unb Die Staotratbe N.
0cumann ST.. arnin z. ebcrlin.
Clos. 8aumitarf ST. unb aoam
SdmiSt; ferner Stabt- glerf .. U.
SiIber. Shasmeiiter alfreo @raf.
Straben : @ommiiidr Chr. Sluetid.
&aiier . &ommiiidr Yeter Sdaefer.
Staotanpalt 6. q. @raf nnb Nar'
idol @irnoerlih.
9as 8rotofoH Der regelmabiger
@eriammliing bon /. @ai. 1915, uni
Der Spc3ial @eriammluna bonn 49,
Noi 1916, wuroen berieien unb on
genommen.
Solgenbe &efnnngcn ipnroen &c
priift u,b sur 3ablune a%ngeiuieien:
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
The Weather Chanseth Not.

The Oldest weather diary known to
be In existence was kept by Lincoln
shire parson. William Merle, close on
600 years ago. From 1887 to 1874 he
wrote it up, often day by day. in Lat
in, and his manuscript. being on vel
lum, was somehow preserved and is
now in the Bodleian Merle did not
trouble himself with the popular lore
about "skyey influences" but stuck to
an accurate record of fact. in the spir-
it at least of the modern meteorolO-
gists. And from his jOttings it seems
that he had pretty much the same
kind of weather to deal with as folks
In his parish of Frilby experience now.
Contrary to theory. the changes Of six
centuries have not reduced the number
Of wet days in the year. = London
Chronicle.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Honor Roll, Fourth Month.
Ex-Se nior-rula Babbage.

Ex-Senior-rula Babbage.
Senior-None.
]unior-Forest Weatherholt, Emily
Reid, Mary Pate.
Sophmore-Zivola Kramer and Jane
Lightfoot.
Freshman-Louise Weatherholt, Ruth
Lamb, Lora Carson, Chlora May Sea-
ton.
Eighth Grade-Lillian Buckby, Chas.
L. Mogan, Marian Allen, Gladys Hemp
hill, Francis Atwood, Christine Ball
man, Cathleen Christ, Lillian Dugan,
Cecil Hall, Frank Lamb, Elsie May,
Kathleen Squires, Eva Wroe, Curtis
Weatherholt, Allie Clark, Conley Ar.
mold
Seventh Grade-Bessie Adams, Ruby
West, Harry Dorst, Harry Crist, Mary
Cristiana Hannah, Eva Jolly, Julius
Hardin, Fannie Lishen Kramer, Kath-
crime McCracken, Elsie May McKau.
CHEN, Jennie Ruth Matheny, Raymond
O'Connell, Eleanor Reid, Selma Sippel,
Margaret Sutton, Alfred Wroe, Leonard
Weatherholt, Leslie Berry, Jessie Lee
Burden.
SIKH Grade-Mary Keil. Vera Moor
man. Mabel Beavin, Paul Elder, He
man Allen, Bessie West, Damien
Lewis, Ellis Carson.
Fifth Grade-Erle Robertson. Bessie
Brown, Christiara Keil, James Buckby,
Jaunita Matheny, Mamie Hall, Anna
Mae Tatum.
Fourth Grade-Samuel E. Conrad,
Robert Oelze, Maggie labelling, O!etha
labelling
Third Grade-Catherine Brown. Car
RE Mae Jackson, Lucille Kinder, Corene
Quiggins, Truman Hinton.
Second Grade-Arad Scott, Beulah
Nation, Bernsrdine Carter, Walter
Gilliland. David Conrad, Damon John
son, Eva Mae Johnson.
First Grade-Anna Elizabeth Keith,
Forest Jackson, Vernon Hinton, lsadore
Brown, Geneva Robinson, Mike Pop
ham, Virginia Downs, Samuel Adams.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
SOLDIERS AND CANES.
English Military Men Must Not Go Out
Walking Empty Handed.

1t is one of the regulations Of the
British army that every soldier when
walking out must carry in his hand n
stick in order to preserve a soldierly
appearance and prevent anything like
slouching in his gait.
This rule applies to all ranks, and
should any one seek to evade 1t he
would find his progress barred by the
sentry at the barrack gate or entrance
to camp.
Privates generally carry light canes
or "swagger sticks" noncommissioned
officers fairly stout sticks. and officers
invariably go in for the more expensive
kind. 1t Is question that has often
been asked. Who first suggested the
idea? But nobody seems to know.
From the earliest times drill SER
geants and drum majors have carried
sticks, and the fashion may have come
from that fact. Soldiers rs Il rule buy
their own sticks, but in one or two reg
iments recruit is presented with one
when he gets his uniform. If this gets
lost, however. he has TO buy the next
and subsequent ones.
There is a story told of Il soldier one
day who couldn't find his cane and,
knowing he would be challenged II he
didn't have something In his hand,
quietly picked up II poker and passed
through the gate all right with 1t in
his fist.-Dundee Advertiser.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
The river is telling slowly

The river is telling slowly
Claude Mercer, of HardinsbuIg, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. Jas b. Randall went to Louis
vile Yesterday.
Miss Eliza Miller of Hardinsburg,
spent Saturday here.
Mrs. J. Raleigh Meador is visiting at
her home in Glen Dean.
Paul and Russell Compton, of Har
dinsburg, went to Louisville Monday.
Mrs. Hovious Behen spent Wednes-
day in Hawesv lie the guest OF relatives
o. T. Skilman, cashier of the Breck-
enridge Bank, was in Louisville Mon.
day.
: Miss Margaret Skillman is in Louis
vile the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Skillman.
Mrs. H. V. Duncan will be hostess to
the Ladies' Reading Club tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Eva May went to Louisville
Monday to hear Mischa Elman, the no.
ted violinist
Gordon Cooper, of Caseyville, spent
the week end the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cooper
E. b. Edmondson was called to Bran
denburg Monday on account of the i'll
ness of his sister.
Remember that Boards Red Tag
sale is now on. You'll miss bargains
if you don't attend.
Mrs. Simms Thompson and her
mother, Mrs. Sterett, of Louisville, are
visiting in Hawesville.
Vic Robertson bought three mules
from Hawkins Smith for $475, and one
from Tom Frank for $l6S.
The Wednesday Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Miss Margaret
Burn and Miss Edith Burn.
Mrs. lack Norman. of Louisville,
came last week to visit Mrs. Sallie
Norman, who is i'll of grip.
Mrs. d. II. Sewers went to Louisville
last Wednesday, and was the guest OF
Mr., and Mrs. Roscoe Sewers.
w. J. Schopp, of Stephensport, was
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
The Herald MisInf0rmed.

The Herald desires to call attention
to an article published on its first page,
column 7, of November !, 1915 in
which it was enormously reported that
Mr.. Wade Pile, of Nook Precinct,
Breckenridge county, had PARTED pated
10 election irregularities The Her
aid now desires to state that it was
misinformed concerning Mr.. Pile and
dlsavows any statement, in that article
concerning him Louisville Herald.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Askins.GiIbert.

Mrs Jesse Askins and Horace Gil
bert we're married in Louisville Thurs
day at the home of the brides sister.
Mrs. Gilbert was widow and is a
pleasant young woman. Mr.. Gilbert
has recently returned to his home at
Stephensport from the Philippine Is
lands, where he served his country
fifteen years. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
will make their home for the present
on her farm near Cloverport.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
here Saturday on business Mr.. Schopp
is the live wire of Stepheneport..


is the live wire of Stephensport.
The Parent Teschers Association will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served. Every
BODY invited.
Rev. Reeves. of Trvington. held most
helpful services at the Presbyterian
church and was the guest of Mayor
Hannah and Mrs. Hannah.
President K. n. Hudson and Mrs.
Hudson, of the L.. n. IL St. l.. R'y.,
spent the week end on the road In their
private car, spending Sunday in Clover.
port.
Mrs zoe Fallon, OF Nicholasvile, ar
rived here Monday night to place her
children in school here. Tnev will
make their home with their grand
mother.
All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to me for City or School Taxes
will please settle same by January 20.
ii they wish to save cost on same.-L.
V. Chaplin, Collector.
There will be a postponed SESSION of
the Church Conference at the Metho-
dist church. Wednesday night, January
10 Reports will be read and business
of importance transacted All MEM
bers who can do so sho Id be present
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Vanilla Beans.

The vanilla bean is the costliest bean
in the world. 1t fiOurishes In Mexico.
chiefly in Papantla and Misantla. 1t
grows wild and is gathered and mar
keted by the natives. Just as they
come from the forests the beans sell at
$40 per 1000. After the beans are
dried and cured they are worth from
$40 to ST. pound, according to quail
ity. They are used by druggists and
confectiOners and are an important
article of commerce.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Winter Charity.

The city of Cloverport the churc1es
and lodges, and many individuals have
had the pleasure Of doing great deal
OF social service during the recent cold
wave. The door of every home and
heart has opened to the unfortunate.
the sick, the worthy and unworthy and
no one 10 need has been turned away
without help. The town and people
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Gets Promotion.

Eugene McGary, breckenridge
county Young man, has been made
foreman of the manufacturing depart
ment of the Sheet Metal Specially
Co of Goshen, Ind. Mr.. McGary
commenced work for this company as
a regular hand last November. His
promotion speaks well for his work and
his ability as a mechanic.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19

have received wonderful blessing in
extending both kindness and substan-
tial ASSISTANCE to many. And this
true OF so many cities, towns and COM
munities and it is good to know that
Cloverport is numbered among them.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
TO REGULATE OCEAN RATES
British Government Fixes Price to Be
CHARGED on Cotton Shipments.

New York (SpeciaD; The British
government has fixed an ocean rate
OF two dollars a hundred pounds on
cotton shipped from this country TO
England i'm British vessels with con
fiscation OF the offending ship as a
penalty for overcharge. according to
adyices received by cotton traders
here.
The prevailing rates on cotton to
Great Britain from American ports,
now are said to range from $3.50 to
IS a hundred pounds, the high rates
being induced by shortage In tonnage.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Warning Him.

MY dear. can give you satisfac-
tory explanation of my delay in get
ting home this evening"
you may have an explanation.
Henry, but ! can tell you in advance
that it won't be satisfactory."-De
Free Press.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-01-19
Trains on Time.

The Henderson Route is going
through the flood and bad weather
without a break in trains. Its service
is good and trains on time, both on the
main line and branch.