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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

6reo. Sorsmann ser 9ertrctcr scr
philadelphia gcrciiigteu 5Gngcr
mo Sr 6ronf 9ludel ans 9lorfolf,
3D. Der uiele So6rc loua Dem aba.
Tia 0l6nncrHor" an8cbort bntte.
Gas Geutidt6um BON Baltimore
5otte iid6 81 ser 6eier auBerorOentli1
5a6lreih eineeiicat.
Tas &nrf Crdciicr luter ser
2eihpg oes @rn. 8. 3elomam lei.
tetc oos &rogranm ein nit oela
aronings Nlorih BON arclidneg
uproif Oic &ereiniaien Singer oas
befarute areliberlieo Der Sog Oes
Scrrn" inter Der Seihing i6res 81
rigehtcn 8. u. aleiu portrugeu. Cie.
les Sieo, ebenio luic Sic aopeae~,
DON areuser lnO u2RD olo aenhtdg
Some" mnr6cu nit einem anBerors
oentliheu glpplauS ani0enommcn.
Sic 9ic0e ocs @rn. 1bontas.
81. $. EbomoS iii6rte in icincr
glnpradlc III Scr cr Die 9iiilc ser
Stoot Baltimore ii6crreidtc, 6olgen.
ocs ans
uGin aiiBeror0cntlib froblicbcS gr-
cigniB iii9rt ms 6eute bier 5niam.
men 9lm porigen Dicniiog 1T ae
rnoc ein Sabr peritriAeu ols cen
@creiniaicn sdngeru bon Baltimore
in @rootlBn Die groBe @6re 81 J6eil
mur0e. bon Dem ooriiacn Sdnoericit
oen eriicn @rcis oaoon5utrooeu
S5neb Scrr Nlogor. oe5ii6rt oas
groBc 8eroieuii oaB Is ms iiber
banpt roglidl 9cpeien lit an Dem
Sangerieite Gheil 6u ne6nien Nir
Geutlbc bn6en cs INNER 0anfbnr
cnpiunoei ooB Sic III S6rer Gigen.
It6aft ais imicr Stooto6crbaupt elm
70 0roBcs Sliereiie an Drift ina
2dn9 inuer gcuonuen 6o6en mo
Gie f0uucu pcriichcrt icit ooB mir
cs riemalo uergeiien ipcroeii Sbrcn
@enlii6lngen ili cs ieruer 81 per
oanicn Dab cS ms gelnngcn IT, oas
uddiic Sdngerieit nac6 9oltimore 3n
bringcn
g9ir iino itol5 oarani Dieicii idlos
uci Grcis in 8rootl9u errunseu ju
babct lnlo i0ir fowicn uiierei @c.
iiiblen feinen bciiercn 9lusorud Der.
lcibeu ols ucnn mir oieie 9iiiie ull.
ierer Sto0t Baltimore ats elm oau'
ernoes @eibenf iiberreidcn~
SRI Naroh Satic 500 eoranT m q.
ncr Sdullr oie piillc BON Ser arell.
serQiiiic a6.
NlaOor Breton nimmt bic
@iiite cutgegcn.
Nlapor Frelton cnUioerte Sri lbo.
mas init ioIgenocn g9orten
ISM 9loncn Der Stoot Baltimore
ue6uc i'd oicieS 6crrlibe @cidenf
Oantbar OIL Gs III mir em NeueiS,
lluclc6e 0crrlibeu Rciiltaie 0ie 0ercs
nigten Singer bon Baltimore aui
Dem muiitaliden @e6iete cr5ielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
4raIiOent 0er 9ereiniaIen sanaer.

@r6Iioent Der %ereinieten Sanger.
fir Iciu oltes Seimat6luno in ieiucm
Screen 6ei6e6Glt, 10 lit oas mir
Iel6itpcrIt1nOlid nn0 notiirlit. Sd
fennc feline 6eiieren 9Sotrioten mo
feline 6clcren glmcrifoncr Oie nidt
auh luiter Seilten 81 iiHocn wdrcm
oie i'm 9hsIanoe eeboren puroen.
Sd gloube. oie 8elt miro 6eiler.
5ie idrqitct uorp0rts. 9liht ser
@ciit ser 3eritoruna, ionOern Der
@ciIt 0cs SortiArittS uinmi iiber-
Gouo. Sd boiic, OoB Gle olle, mic
and sic arobc Nlenge oie bclite er-
idiencn it, INN oieier Gntbiilhmg
6ei5umobnen, iiets eintreien meroen
fir ocu mo6ren uno geinnoeu Sort.
idritt 9lnerifaS, mic iic cs bisbcr
aei6ou 6o6en. Sd oanfc Sbnen I'M
g1aucn ser Sto0t Baltimore iiir oas
bcrrlihe @cidrif inns luiiuide $b'
neu uno S6rer Graouiiation 9lii6en
nm Sebci6cn"
2iebeS bchcr an @crrn
@lcin iiberrciht.l
SER RoB S. Goppage, oerl Rraii.
bent ocs Oit Baltimore Geridonc-
rnusS @crcins. mor Der nddiie
Rconcr; cr gratalirte ocn Gcreinia.
ten Sdngern 81 i6rem erfol9e IN
@rooflpn uno 3n per E6otiodc, BOB
ooS ndbitc Smgcrieit I'M Sabre
1918, in Baltimore itoitiinoen miro.
81 meinte, ooB es ie6r git iei penn
oie @creinigtcn Sanger 0ic @reiie
CHS onocren Stdoien nod Baltimore
brddlicu DOB obcr nidt scr 9altino,
rcr @rciS i'm Sabre 1918 ans Der
@lonuneuieiiito0t 9cihlcppt pcr0eu
oiric ,Sm &ameu ocs Gii-9altimorc
g'crih0nrruu0s gereinS rno Der
Gcpolfcrmg Git.9oltimore'S oonftc
Scrr Gcppaac fin Die 3ierOe oes
@ottcrioi @orfS ilno iiberredtc
Nerrn !. ". Slcin cincn pradti1en
iilbcrncg 2icbcS6cher jim 3eideu
oeIien oaB Sic @croicnitc oes Sern
aleil gemiirOist uno acir9ost mir.
oen.
StaatSicnptor Camp bel rs
Rcoc.
SinatScnotor &etcr Ganlpbcll cr.
sriii ooroui ods Mort. or 0o6 eincn
tir3en9liidblid auf icine9ejie6umaen
SIT oen Oeltihcn Sdnaerlebcn nno
5ollte ocn GrioIaen ser ocrtihel
5dnacr miirOi0cS oo6 lluter anoe.
rem iogtc er
.5onucl Srider scr So1n eines
oelltihcn sSmmiarantclt luor 6, wcl-
der an ocr Sielle, 100 mir belite tie.
ben ShiibenarGbcu ouswort iml
iidl aegeu einen Schlo 81 pert1eioi-
gen Ger Oic @ereiui9ten Siaaten in
Ole aniee 81 gpinaen ildtc Selite
itrbt an oieiem EloBc sic 9iiiie Gon.
raoiu 0rcuecrs. 5ic elidt iait 81.
reft binii6er 81 ser Stelle, mo mir
Dem @eriaHer iniereS glationolIie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

Sau'er ciueeoruigcncn 6licgcn 5u
tooten.
S@16rcnO bic 0inbrngsmiticl IN
alien 6oaen robe nuo oefodte @B-
waaren, Dor 6licgen geidiibt peroen
iollten lit 6eionOere Sorgfialt Oa-
rnli 5i pcrmcnOen, OoB Dlilr9, Spei-
len mo Giid9er0tbe, oos fiir ole
Babies 0crmon0t miro, pcinlid ioll-
Der gc6olten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

6oben. uno es lit mir peitcr cin Be
mcis iiir Die ic9ensreihc 9lrbeit Die
Sic fir iib mo fiir bic gau5e Stoot
Baltimore gcleiitet BADEN. Sd 6oife,
OoB ole @ercinigtcn Sanger bon
Baltimore auh in 3uflinft ibre
sSoeole 6eibe6olteu rmO meicntlih
oa5u bcitrngcn mogen Nluiif lmo
ainit III micrer @littc SIT pileaeu.
Gs III meiucr 9luiidt nod glcibgiil.
tig. % bic @oriabrcn cines NlonncS
in Ieutidlano, 6raufrcidL englano
ooer SrlonO ge6orcn wurocn llo
mcnn Oicier Sicbc mo Screbring
Scuru Sbomns,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

8iro ocn @eriilh onideincno nit
oem Gooe 6iiBen miiiien. II
5tiir5tc ans elmer So6e bon 30
SUB a6-
Nlit Ocnl Sc6cn muB jcOeniaas
Ser % Sabre alto g(r6citcr 8iliam
Gop0 BON glr. 902, @orin6-9(penue.
ieme llnid6gfeit ais Grobtieilfiinit.
Ter 6eja6len. Gomo iicl geitern 0lor.
gcn aegeu 3 ll6r in anocblidl betrln.
fcnem 3uitonoe BON eincn StroBel.
babnorn1t Der 6inter ocm 1900.
@lod Scr Cit.ylort6-llpcuue acipannt
lit, 3wci g(ugcu5cugen gobcn ser
Eoli5ei an oaB Gouo oui Dem Gro6t
bon oenr eincn Gnoe nod Dem anoc-
rem lnufeu poatc. oaB CT ober nur
menige Sdritte oui oenielben mahte
nn0 Damn itn9eid6r 30 ,Sit6 nbitiir5tc.
Gr 6lieb nit einer eefdbrli6en aopf.
winoe imo onicbeineno inneren Der.
lebnacu bcrpuBtIos liegen. SSn Scr
9lmbulanj oeS uorooitliben Giitrifts
wur0e er noc6 Dem ct. Soiepbs $50.
ipital ecbradjt, no CT iebt in iterben.
Dem 3uitnn0e Oarnieoer liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

glbunuentru, bic ben s1eniidlCH GOrrc'
lppnneHtcn" nldli piinltlld ober Mnregels
mdEig crhalicn, llnD Bebcten, ber Office
bauOn per Eelepbcn OOcr ldJrlItIld Wlita
tbellMn6 81 mamgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

NilS ben iibrigen 9unoeS g8ctter.
neutrality-suspicious. muroen Die
iolsenoen bohiten Eemperatiiren,
bic Inn 8 llbr seitern 9l6cno berrid.
ten, beridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Gtabt dnpeac.

Tie 1taot.aapeac con5ertirt 6elhe
2lbruo bon s bic Vii ll6r am sails
lpoD.0lonumelt @idlforo.qlue. ruo
Gbaie-Straie. mo fommt babel iol.
geu0cs Qrogranm SIR 1urHfii5-
rllng
9nrib @runr Cnpfd1 ...... Wiifuo
=. NnnciintQ aIanHOnuier" ..44.... Napuef
<clgltiou Sorunf Sc0cr' ..s.. ocrbctt
,fnlerueMo 1babcs Of 3liG0i' @ubeft
h. AErdnmegei+ M4.......4.......E Enuhcrl
o. VOrrri 1pip ~rd3ciioJ Npiid" ......9 9l3cl
tocft Geo r4onhlnc)
Enii5sNniil.
qaoisrr rrcdm ......... enpcA
SIX Rur 4roi @Wgic Gdl '.........+..N Nlnic
W fne Etcp .Eenoe Mlr" ....4. .Dpnaloion
40 Nupoiic aWnnuuenlai" ...s............
ii Iuc 4irp .0eNo NppaN ...4... Lll8ct
~. .Clar 5nQrdlca Nourcr".
C ~ fetumnio. EtlgeHi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

Der ocntIdc c%ierte", oaS @fineit-
ieit Oes 9cntIdJcn @aiicn6anies,
NlOutns, IL. Suni, 9liuer-&iclu-&arf.
Sober 1citidlc iOlltc es fcicru 6elicn.
(0ftfi3--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Wnn6rs.9epartcmrnt fiir qanOmirt6.
Idlaft-N -Nctter. g|nrcou.
Vcridlt 6e8 g|aItim0rc g9cifcr6nrc0nI

Der s5eudjtigfeitsgebalt Der &ult
iuor 30 Er5ent I'M s ll6r NlorgcnS
uuo IA Fro3cnt Inn s ll6r gl6enos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
S0nnenanf. unO llntrraaua.
.9Inslihten.

Sir Wlorplano uno oen Giitrift
Golrnbia 6eutc flor uno marmer,
mdBige @eltipiuoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
glns Ocn 9OIiseiseridjtcu.

9lrdie Batter wegeu 9Rau6ocriudes
unO 9Ingrifies Den @robaeidpo-
renen ii6eripieieu. &erindte in
Oem @eidGit ser Baltimore Sit
6lower So. E6omaS gafer unO
@m. 2arfin 5u 6crau6en, -9}ot5.
loee augebIi6 Oos 0lotio.
Ter 25.id6rige 9lrdie Fotten bon
glr S25, @loOiiou 9lpenue, Der, ipie
ousiii6rlid 6eridtet, am Sonitog
9Ibeno cinen NIT ieincr Ger6ofhinJ
in einem StroBen6o6n @oagon en-
OcnOen GoubperiuG onf 3tpci @lGn-
ner in Dem @eidGit scr ,9oltimorc
@ut 6lower Co. imterua6m, uur0e
geitcrn in Der meitliden &oli5ciita-
tion BON 9lidter So6onnien mlter
$4,000 9iirgidoft Sen @eihworeuen
ii6erpieien. Gr lit 6ciduIoiat, Srn.
S6omos 9ofer, Sen 9r0iioenten ocr
gcnonnten 6irmo, ioipie Sen 9lniuolt
@m Z. 9orfin anaegriffen mo ouf
iie geidoiien 5l bo6en ferner OeS
9ioliboeriufes ouf Srn. 9afer.
@ottcn eo6 9lr6eitsloiigfeit uno
pcfuniGrc 9lotblogc ais @ruuo fiir
Iciue E6ot on. ST lit crit Ieit 5pet
@odeu perbeirot6et, unO feline iitngc
5roit pi1 mG6renO oes 9er6ors III
Der @oIi5eiitotion nidt bon ieiner
Scite. @G6ren0 sic 3eugcn BON Oenl
lle6erfaae ms Oenl onidlieBenoen
&eoolDer Guell bcridteten, icboiite
iic ibreu 2ebcnsgef16rtcu nit gro-
ben, nnideli4 trnurigen 9higen an.
8eridieoene Wlole monote iie iicb sur
Seitc, Inn 0ie 96rGnen aus oen 9(u-
gen 81 miiden. Die Sroiuing oe5
ilmgen &aorcS 6nttc am 10. @ioi in
@Qicott Gitp itottgefliuoen.
8efam rcd t.
g9cil CT onge6lih bon 0em @emii-
ie6Gnoler Sioac 8alterS inn 2cring.
ton Worft ni6t gcuiigen6 Gr6iet
fir icin @elS erbalten 6attc, bcriebtc
oer in Scr. Gal, @eit Sarotogaiir,
ipobn6oftc 9ouis Soedt Dem San.
Oelsmonn am Sonitog 9(beno eineH
etmos unianften Nnif rnO wurOe
auf Saoc's Geranlaiing bin Oer6of-
tct S5u ser meitliden @oli5eiitotion
puroe or jeOod3 geitern bon Hidtcr
Sobonnien mieoer aiif freien SUB &c.
iebt. uno Der &o0i crfldrte, ooB er
in gepiiicr Siniidt GrunO eebabt ba-
be. Dem @rbienbduOlcr cines 5u Oer-
iesen
Mitciner @el0itrofe be-
leet.
g9eil er am Samitag 9l6en0 nilf
ocnt 2ofopcttc Wlorft nit eincpl lam
gen 9lrncc SGbel eridien iste od-
rouf 6eItono, Sdnibel aor6onooct
imo SonmclfeuIen oui5uipieBen
purOe geiern ser gieger Charles Gi-
ron IN ser noromeitliAen Eoli6eiito-
ton bon Hitter 9rcnoel 8u elmer
@eloitraic oerurt6eilt Gigon CAB
3ll 6etrlmfen gelpelen su iein
Singer nao Garner ucrOcn Oas
MaiicnfcIt nm WDntnn, ~. Snni, i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
NnrLannfnr.

Iie 4ari-anpeIc coBeriirt bcrtc
Gbcuo uou 1913 big 10 nor III 0cm
.vScorraI-piQ,4'orf" Ias lrograniut
III iolqcnoes
glari@ anltmore cnr @aiimore"
0nui0 ecmucrQcr
q 4Tritrnoetilire. ...,...... qcuiiier
H AcrieU auQ Niicnbudf Epcrn' Nlcodnn
A Nnisgr 5uJIlN parf' .at...s.. Nueicr
3 HinhonluaV SD,r .gia'o Aana
Enne ..... ...,-...,..,s @nilna1
AR IhoW05 3uiiul
n Fa.fNe IbQ Hnni .........l .l..., WMrfi
ouniarlan 1eli9 9ona apo earses
s. VOmninrlrs8eiarQ Some Sweet
Some ma Elrlc"
a aNcntide uGpuilr @on0t" ..+., NlWpf
80 WinTldi W 10 Nnrie" ...,... .pulnWnni
ace RHpliiuu Z hdrimll cllnNi oa9 Nieo
1iat 1pauAleo Nnuncr lili3nHugcn.
Inntb 5 clbina D. u Nifi0eni
slbonnrutru, bic ben 0geutidJen
GOrrciponOeuieu4 nidt piuIilidD Oorr
unrsgrImdHia erbaliru, iin0 aebetcu,
Dcr Office DnDOu per EsIepboH uoer
IaDriiaid WliitGeiInus az maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Eiir Gin Sciu,octrSuf.

1os BON Geo. @iintDcr ge6rouie
@icr 1T oQs bette. @ielc 9curt6ciler
bon Bier 'crfldrcn 6nB cs iraeno ei.
nen erItfloiiigen ousldnoiiden Bier
elcidfonnt. @eraoc oos 3iug fir
ocn 6anlilicnee6rou6. 5cinitcs 9(ro-
ma. better @eidmod imo icbr nGbr-
frGftie. 9ircft bon ocr grmierei
ourd Die neuen Maidincu o6ecfiiat
ipo0urd obiolute Aeinbcit 0eiidert
ipirO. aiitc $i.0O. Tbone: @olfe 30.
(Suni1S.tSiDlo.Do)
Dcntidc, Gcitcrrcidiidjc nub lIuea.
ride arieesnnIcigcn.
100 yinrf nno 100 arOncE anhuarts
SGcu. S. Sicner C Gu.,
217 Cf.guItimOre.Str.
tMdrsi3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

@rab @roo
elfanlr 0im. nar 7G Doniaomeru. irab so
Eifnurd, llnr. GS Wionirul iriib .... 90
Bottom r.......4 Nnnindcf flar....6 90
tnilalo, trih...,y6t qleiu Orleans, liar O2
Qplrlclou itiib. ..76 ylelu 0ori ilnr..
kbcnap. fi0r. .....T6 EIabomn. lrlib. rs
elWinndi llc8cn IA 40ila0clphQ ilar 20
0iepennb, itllb....l2 Hhi5hurnh flnr. ..I2
Ifllblr llar ....7l Rptilano, DIE nat 02
NgtrniL ilnr. ......72 4orildHb Ore irb "a
4uluib. ilQr. ...-.U2 Quebec Aegcn. .5i
@npprl, ilnr. .....b4 JlaleiNb ildr ....... 80
~aloeli9l, lat.,...Sl Snlt g sim, iar ~
itteeN aiup. lriiD bs @uuSrnuceco iinr b6
Sliietde, itllp p...l2 St Npulo frb. ,s2
Sabre irib .......72 @Unuiou llar. .... "a
Ncl1i0, ltiib. ,....7O 1brepcpur nar. so
Annloupiuc, irib. So 1polnnc, irib. ..., .68
NoHue Giih. iriiO. 80 1Nrncnic iriiD. ... 10
iluprulic far. 80 InmpQ, iuiib ...4.. 80
Nqnlapiuc itilh....ls Ndlblnaion rllb. so
3ataneiie' Meaen NJ 28lnnipea irib .D2
g1ieoerorud bcitc6t iiber oic @lc6r
aobl Der Gtantclt ino 0a6cn iih
5iurm.Gcntrcu iiber 0ic Megionell
Der aroben Seen eutpidelt, ais aud
iiber Ecras uno Nloutano sSn 0cn
lebtcn 81 Silnocn 6abcn oicic Sto.
rnnaen lotaIcu 9lcgcn uno @cuittcr
ltiirme In ben atlantiideu Stootcr,
ben oberen Gee 9lcgionen. Dem imtc.
rHi Cbio EbaI als aud iibcr eiuen
E6eil oer 6lahiiuatcn mo ocr 9lodp
aPomtaius 9iesiouen bcrDorserl.
FEM Sn auoareu I6eilcn ocS can.
oes ioar Dos ggcttcr I'M 9laqemcinci
liar.
Dic Lenipcrotlw iticg i'm Snneren
Der niittelatlantiiden Staoten lmo
nntereu Sec Regionen. iiel ieoob in
set iiioliden 9iodD 0loiutains 9lc.
gion mo ocn n5rOli6en gaciic.
5taotcn
Die 9oralisagnugcn limo Dab @e
uitterrcgeu am bclitigen Gage in ocn
Git-@Dliiiaatct Dem iiioatlontiidci
Qenneiiee ino aentudp uiroerselcn
pcrocu, s,n ocn ndditen AZ Stim.
sen miro iih fein beionoerer Eempe
roilupebieI ia Der oitli6en Salite
0cs @nnocs 5ntragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

Singer nao Snrner mcrocn Oas
@aiicnfcit am NOutue, ~. Snni, i'm
GiOer.9Siew-|arf pcridUucrn bclfcn.
NicmauO, Der OentidcS Slmt in ben
glOern bat, iOllte febIcn.
(Suni3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
gltnfcl SrGiis'@e
fyriiblinssfcit
Ganuitntter. .9Sorf,

@littiuOdj, ben z. 9uui.
(Slni4-O
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-11-29
Ollie.

On the morning of Nov. the Is, 1916,
the death angel visited the home of
Mr.. r. R. Edwards and claimed his
beloved companion. Mrs. Ollie May
Edwards, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
G. Bradshaw, of Adair county. Ky.
Her age was % years, 8 months and
II days. She leaves a husband and
two little children, the eldest a boy
the youngest a girl; and father, broth
ers, sisters, grandfather, grandmother
and other relatives and host of
friends.
Near about the age of Is she pro-
fessed her faith in Christ and Joined
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
and has been a devoted member there
of every since until Jesus called her
home to rest with her dear mother,
who was called only one year ago the
18th of September.
While visiting here short time be-
fore she died, was talking to her in
regard to her opinion as to whether
she thought she would recover or not,
she said that she had no hopes of ever
recovering. But sweetest of all, L
never will forget the sweet smile and
heavenly look she had when she looked
! in my face and called me by my name
and said: ''If l never see you here
any more 1 have better home above
not made with hands, and there IS
nothing ia my way, and | want you
and ali the rest to meet me there
in the sweet bye and bye. She said L
hate to leave you all and my dear little
| children whom l love so dearly"
Oh how sad to give you up dear Ollie,
Just in the bloom of life,
For we all will miss you dearly,
When your face we cannot see.
And oh the vacant chair that
You left dear Ollie,
Can't he filled
With you again.
Deer friends and loved ones.
A precious one from US is gone,
! So let. Us live to meet her,
MAY be in the coming year we'll read
The meaning of our tears,
And there, up there, we'll understand
Wen catch the broken thread again
| And finish what we here began
God holds the key, He knows the way
So let us ali obey, and meet agair
some day.
Written by her heart broken broth
er, sDuggins." Nashville, Tenn.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-11-29
From Nelson County, Ky.

Nov. 20, 1916.
Editor The News:
AS am too far from home to re-
port the happenings in and around
Dirigo, L will drop you few lines
from Nelson county.
l arrived here on Tuesday, the 18th,
inst, and Immediately went to work
But iD the few days that have been
here have had the opportunity Of
seeing quite lot of the country And
what l have sewn reminds me very
much of FlattwoodS, in Adair county,
except perhaps, the land is a little
more fertile. But then it is generally
level with an occasional pond or
swamp. And the blackjack and other
scrubby timber predominates
The thing which impreSSeS me most
is the public roads. Most all Of the
roads are piked, and so far l have not
seen or heard of q mud-hOle in the
county.
Fine crops prevail here this year. l
have heard several say they had gath
cred as high as seventy bushels of corn
to the acre. Corn is now selling at So
to 95 cents per bushel-
Our old friend, Rev. Mont Murreli,
is conducting series of meetings at
Samueis, and is having a fine meeting
Every body L have met in Bardstown
section speak so well of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrell, and appear to be much pleased
with their good luck in securing Bro.
Murrell for their pastor. 1t is not the
Methodist alone who like him, but all
denominations join in speaking the
praise of both Mr.. and Mrs. .Murrell.
The people Of this section are, gen.
orally speaking, prosperous, well-to-do
citizens But L find that they have
one habit that would not last long
down in good Adair. That habit is
hunting on Sunday. Many of the men
who work during the week sp end Sun
day hunting. The hunting season
here opened very brisk. There ap-
pears to be plenty of birds, and rabbits
have been thick for the past few days,
quite number of hunters from Louis
vile having Joined the local hunters
here.
Last Sunday l atteded church at
New Salem, in the morning, and IN
the afternoon Mr.. L. E. Woodward
and myself went out autoing around
eatsville, and during the day heard
at least two hundred shots which were
fired by hunters r. l.. Campbell.
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WOman'S Heme Companion.

This Christmas number of the Wo-
mans Home Companion is filed with
good things. 1t is almost a fiction
number for there are fine stories by
such weIl-known authors as Eleanor
Eallwood Abbott, who begins the first
part of a TWO part novel: Mary E Will
kiES Freeman, Elsie Singmaster, Mar
garet Widdemer, and Mary Heaton
Worse.
The special articles are Interesting,
especially the one by Arnold Bennett
called "Who is the Rich Man" An
article called play Producing fol
Amateurs gives many valuable hints
and DECIDING What to Make is also
helpful.
Then there are the various depart
mentS which have devoted themselves
to Christmas advice and suggestions
The fashions, cooking, picture section
and all the others are filed with sug
gestions and plans for Christmas.
3S1 Fourth Ave, New York
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HERE'S HELP FOR
LISTLESS FOLKS
New Remedy Restores Test Of
Life and ReneWS Ambition.
HEALTH EXPERT TELLS HOW

Run Down Condition Usually Due to
Rapid Eating or OVereatlng, Says
Man Who Has Set Many Tongues
Wagging With Original Ideas
Thousands Just Half Sick.
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Now Lookout.

When a cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
Overcome cold beforeyo contract anoth-
err, lookout for you are liable to con-
tract some very serious disease. This
succession of colds weakens the sys-
tenn and lowers the vitality so that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or Coll
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has a great reputation. 1t is relied
upon by thousands of people and never
diSappoints them. Try it. 1t only
costs a quarter. Obtainable at Paul
Drug Co. Adv.
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Don't Neglect yOar Cold.

Neglected colds get worse, instead
of better. A stuffed head, a tight
chest must be relieved at once. DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is Natures
remedy. Honey and glycerine heal
the irritated membrane, antiseptic
tar loosens the phlegm, you breathe
easier and your cold is broken up.
Pleasant to take, Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is an ideal remedy for children
as we'll as grown-ups At PAUL Drug
Co., 25c. AuF'
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l keep on hands a full stock OF
coffins, caskets, and robes. also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night or
day. Residence Phone %, office
phone SO.
45-l yr i. TflpteUt,
Columbia. KY.
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December American Ma9aZine

David Grayson returned to the De-
cember American Magazine with the
first of a series of stories. 1t is called
"Great Possessions - Charles NJ.
Schwab has written an article which
explains his system of profit sharing.
He has named this article "My 10000
Partner"
"IIow a Great Hotel Man Handles
the Human Race" is the story of Geo.
@. Boltd There are many interest
ing tips in this article. What Will
Power Did for Me" tells the story of a
boy in a poorhouse who made good
when he got into the world.
Address 381 Fourth Ave, New York.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-11-29

Mr.. ]. G. Sims, manufacturer OF
Granite and Marble Monuments and
Tombstones. Lebanon, KY, has been
selling stones in Columbia and Adair
county for a good many years. He does
# rst-class work and his prices are very
reasonable. He, or one of his repre-
seSatives make Columbia every few
wAaks. and persons who expect to buy
st0nes should see him and get his prices
pat.
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Tanlac, the master medicine and re-
constructive tonic, is sold exclusively
in Columbia, KY. by
PAGE g. HAMILTON.
Other exclusive agents in nearby
towns are as follows
Crocus, Ky, ]. p. Miller & Sons.
Gresham. Ky, T. G. Moore & Co.
Cooper. Ky. Cotfey Bros.
Exile, Ky. L. G. Wilcox.
Waterview, Ky, Thos. NJ. Allen.
Coburg, KY, C. III. Jarvis.
Olga, KY H. E. 10y. Adv.
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JOppa.

Our farmers are all very busy now
gathering corn and every one reports
a fairly good crop.
Miss Kathreen Willis, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving We are certainly glad to
know it for she is greatly missed
among her large circle of friends.
Henry Moore and wife, of Smiths
Chapel, and the latter,s sister, Miss
Mary Yound, who is teaching at
Cyclone, spent last Saturday and Sum-
day with their parents.
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Sufferer from Indigestion Re-
IieVed.

"Before taking Cnamberlain's Tab
lets my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and dis
tress after eating. Chamberlain Tab
lets relieved him of these spells right
away" writes Mrs Thosmas Casey,
Geneva, n Y. Obtainable at PAUL.
Drug Co. Adv.