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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
0iur ucrniinftiac gIuiidIi.

Scr gmcrfoner Nrt6ur @cDonoo bcrcdlnct Bob
Scr Ginirt Der Der Stooteu in ocp curOpoildcn
arice uuicrcm 9onoc uorob tog1 inlidcbn Ndaioncn
Do0ors fofcn mroc Oicicn Ncroa peror Gralono
obne 9eocnfei ais glucrfns 9lntbcii on oen &ricas
foiicn iorocrl 9lui 5un0crt Soec bcrcdnct wir0ca
ooS idon on0crt6nb WiiaiarOcn ein 9lui oos SoNr
nfcnbolb Niiainr0cn Nlio 0oa 6iniiodlc Der $40
liru lnicrcs 9lnocs6nsbotS Gen en5gcn &ortbci
bonn aricoc miirocn auBcr 0cn eclopeNsIcrn Die gSo
cn uno WunitonS 6obrtontcn DobcL obcr 81 oeu
NricQsioltcn mirOen c her5ldj pcliA bcitragrn bic
iuir0cn uui oos Nof III encr elconutbct obacuol5i
iucr0cn PIN oic Stncrfroft 0ce &otcs mirocu ne
iiqc glniprouugcn ecitcat wcrocu Dos &olf uilroe
tboiiG6lih oic 1on3cn 2oiteu 0eS @rcacs 5l tra9c
boben ln0 mcnn Die 9ndc idief gngc mas ia Onrd
aus u 8crcid scr Wi0alihfet ldac pir0en Die &otcu
notilrlid nod qcmoliig DcruIcbr mcroen. Sc Arie9s
better limo beret oaS Sono 5i Grilnoc 5u ridtcr nm
sen glaiirtcn oilS Der Qotdlc 5u bclicn .Aber -
ncint oid NicDouoo nit 9tcht, umoS gc0cn ms oie
Auiirtcn on2 8ir no inns ic6it Die GddtcL &o
All ioacn mir uicr @olt III cncu @rieg dlir5et mcnn
ms fcin Wcnih ctuaS tbitn mill mo ollie Solter mt
nns in sSrcOcn lcbc poacn I'm Der DlcnlhHdliet
milcn bimocrt Wliilioncn Mcnidlcn in ocn Srca 5a
trcibcn 0as 1T 0cun bod cine eipos lroghdlc Mcnld
lhicit @o6l Bat icocr glmcrifaucr oas gclcelid'e
9icdt IL Giropo lcrim5urccH Oos ncrolildlc siedi
oo5lt bat cr obcr inter ocl 9cacnmnrtigcn Nerbalt
niilen nidlt un0 mcin i6u cipoS 6altoBt bobcn pir
iur0cr sic 9idt nod oos 9icdt fir bn ciudltreicn
2as Dcbt man ucrninftia gcprodcu %or Nnem sc
proder pc IS M iiir cincl neitrnle Nncrltancr
9e3cnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Iie 9riu0rrablcn IN NiorDono Dabcn nid oci
@oli8niAcu N polcln llnIlongc 81 laac gclproelt
sSn Baltimore 0uuntcn BON 70976 Druorotcn W.
i98. nno BON Ocn 10000 9cmbIifoucrn bcipciliaiel
NH l7.T25 All ser 98nbl Alio niht aan5 oc Snliic
bcr oIo Icmofroicu mo &epubifoaer rcgrirten Mo9'
lef 6ieltrn gs 1n Nipnioa Der 1llbe wcrib. 81 nil
nrn Eielc Wlcdattgfeit Der g06cr N bcoaucr
lid yi irii6ercu Snbrcn brod)ten pielcllael peale
oH 9srun0npabltnac u0n Der @nbAue IeMpl'epell
0ie gniiMui0Qrna ror. eS hobc lcincn 3lped qegen
sic 4oficiuodinc ou3nfninpicL neil gctrnaereleil
uidi bcirat ueroen foncn Sclt eidcn Sobren
cbpr 6abcn pir cin 4Srindfua0laelcs oos oelclben
9gobrcarla acscn Nctrna cniDat plc oos aA9cmelac
A4o6Iaeice W}it ocr 0iHlbrng ocS nenen @elegeS
III ol0 0iq altc Gntidnloiang Der o2ridebcrger" pln
fdlia aunor0cn Aedc ncuc enildlnl0igu0 1oben
Ne ict2 cid ho6cn leuc ol0crc ats @leidl0nilgfei
ODER Qar 1dillDrit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
ScfannimadJnuscu.


u va I ~ L G, ~. slpllt idlu.
gucn oarn nicrciiircn &crioncl mto biet.
mia g;0hfidi crihcili, BOB Der Sidoi Snaclenr
am IL. April 1916 In oiclcm Siircdu, plc 81
DurD ocn gtblmnitl 04 sriiiel 30, oes gum.
moro Staoi GDncr BON 1905 bptgcWtlcpel
miro ocn crllircnocn Han uno nle Snplua'
Viic uun guiluAcn iit Ncu Nipcultnna uno
Hc l,nlicruu0 cinOCrcdt bal:
@ucn ncDen 1902 yiorn GulneSr. -
elncD iiioliO bon SanDnlc cir. nnn ullllcn oOiI
Voucaropcslncn.
9lnW luclilin BON e. Saul cir. nno lnoilW
bon YuuOuic Sir
9lneb bincr 5i2 bis $50 lioro Bomb Ctr,
glncO mciilih BON 0Ocl Sr., iiollWcn colll'
b0r0s mo Gtuii cir.
glncO bnicr 9iorolclie oes i4OO Nlod Sall'
p0esSir
gneO hinier Siticite bcs 100 Nlud 3arioro glpe
gl1N nchcn 1922 Nor0 pOn0 Cir
Qlllcn uchcn 1920 Morn. 2uu0e cir
NncO ncbcn eO3 9ioro 2aude Cir.
NucO liihlid BON Baltimore Sir. mo oilid ool
Nouo Cir.
alucb 1nliob 0on Der Gboflcs Sir ilblId bon
lNhnc. nn0 blilih BON YobcQinue Alcn.
9lncn nDrOlidl BON Der Vioolc Sir.. Oiilid SON
Obnrce. uli0 OlillO BON tuoe0tppe gucO.
9luch ncpcn vl3 yloro Dallas Sir
glnc onoon Ocitoicncu Rcrlpicl tno 1etcW
fiat, inncrbnlh 80 IuGcn pom Snun opfpc
aQicr Goi5 nn i'm enlilmorcr Ginoi9cthlc
nnrd i0riiild clnlcrelDie Heililon odacAcl dh
appculrcn -
(qprt2, ,fQ. .26 Niai3) Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
rrpnriemtnt fir piienuide siherheit.
Inter I cpnrtcmrut lhr (Sclunbnclieucicn.
Qln(ffutufr Vltn


Separate perieacnr Mngebotr ia Snpliioi an
ben Yoaro Of Hpntoa" norcliiri. nit Der glli'
hriil; NrnuOne or lnuiibina 6ormooebnoc
eHnpa. iuer0cn ON oocr por a. Mai, BORN.
I'M Qfrcnu oeo Observation-Disclosures inn huip1one.
Baltimore .gin.. cnncncn pcuomnen inr BIC
NiccruuO an has Gcpdticmcni fir piicnil ibc
sihcrhcii. unicr Eeraricmcni liir lSclnobcli4i
mcien BON SurmnlbchNoc ,xampcn lir Gin Sabr,
IN llcbcrclninunnnQ Hii oen SQciilllnionen.
bic dn Ocnd an ocu Vciimobclie'0Omnllnt
tn iciucm giircdli llaihbuuSgnncr Pr. !,
Nuntilalo Srube. nabc 3lcnani Sirnbc. en-
Duilih limo. l..
Scoca guNcooi mus elm bcalanoacr. GRed
bc5 Nlclcre ian lcirunc npu 500. ami ctic
~0lcnrino pune Nnni" nciogcn 5ablbnr an pen
Nidnur mo Silolrnib cuu baltimore, beige
iiini icia.
Scr crioarcidc Nicicr mus in Der acDrdn.
llMe Sorn Nhtalddfi n SettnAc Der CON
irciluilric cllen.
Sic 0onHnli ech1roc bcDdd dl h0e icdi
Dor. ir0cno elm c0cr oac Inocboie so ocfuct
fen
Ceiunobclias eoniinliidf.
Subn 0nDcrt.
luna, Rtahocnt Der Gonirul lcpptoc.
(Niui3.D.k. 10 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
6cnrn VI. Dliiller.

G0 ldfb am % 9pfi l0l6 ndt lnricm
Nlamicn 0rnm ~ Winncr acllcpicr Vdie
icr bon 50 Snhren &crpnnoic nno Srclinoc
Der Tnmllic iiub uhinnQepou cinoelaocn Der
NccropuiN am NililUodl, g. Qiai. WprQcne 3
Qsiniam 01 NRuuer gir 35f7. 0aiicuglueuue,
nuc, uci5upohncu nnnn Sur pcl} ScnNirdc
iuo nm ll0r Wiornens cine lclcr0c 9seoncni'
No6mrilc iir icin Scccnbcl cclcprirt miro.
gcleFnua nni ocm .9cG Sclu-0rleoboie."
LMinl2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
eArran bad oenan0s. ahIgeII0re.

$50 baoe appliaiioncn iir oaeIoe @riotic.
Qicn crhnlicn
Sampiicilc
gir 100 Siio.Gulbcri Sirabe % s. y.
n WonrcH
9uc Rrociic mlicn nm pocr bot 10 ubr
NormiilnQe am Wiiiluudl, Den 3. Nid 1916,
bci'm Gebduoc Snirelior cupcrcleni leu
3. 3. Hrrnf,
(Wui3) Ccudnoc' Snipciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
NArtnn bad gebdnDe- 1niptIIaEs.

S6 babe epplIoiiouen fir icIacuoc @rioic'
aicu crhnicn.
WiOiOrcn
Mr. lfs. NicR0ait Sirabc IA s.. B In
NiOi0rcn
9luc GyOicc miilcn INN Oocf Dor I'D llut
3Ormlfiano um NrclinA, oci D. giui 1910, bct ni
Cceduoc Snipctior .inGctclpt leiiL
S g. NDrne,
llLnlal llchdnnc Nnlncllnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

2l. Hutil 1910.
glnQcNuic lucroca cniacQcn Qcnuntncu DOH
bcr 0uniiuli VcDdroc Der 1i00 baltimore liir
one NniirciMc uin lcinc Ncpnrniurcu nnt
ziaoiQednauib, or ben Diapor nno Stooiraib
bon Baltimore. Wlo
sudchuic mhNcn IN Nuuliiai dnsgccrilai mo
n ucrlicQelicu NpnOcric an ben Nonro "
elpnrne oi Baltimore sin" aorcillri leln. bic
Yniihrlii ,Yrupun fcr Rnintlna ann Wiinpr
9lepnrc, Baltimore Gin Snli" irnacn mn Oct
orn NNnlo Nmun Sidbt 'lcQiiir0ior. Ia lcii
ncui Q'nrcun I'M Nnihnune. nm nocr Dor llDr
HprniiloqA am Wlitppd. ocu 10. Mai 1916,
elipctcldi mcrocn
snQcbeicn mus EN- bcalnnpiQicr 9bcd nce
Nicicrs uul cine ~Glcnrio ppnlc Nani" iiil
2crnQc Opl 5uciGnnocri nno iini6in Sgnrc
lS21OO0l, un ncu Qnupr nin Ginoirnib 0ci
5Onrl, Ncnciiigl cln.
3ciNmnecn in0 1pNliiuiiuncn lbnncn am
ODER nad sem ~. glprll 1916 m Wrcau ocs
Wcndoc' Snpcliuro bcii0iipi pcrocn
pic 0onimfl Nch0rnc hcbdli lld od@ hcdhf
por rNeno cin pocr anc angcboc 5nriid5u'
&. Z. gnrne
Wcudubc SnIpcliur
2clidhai:
SubW Nnhert.
liQ Hraocli cer 0oHttaiilcbJroc
(lf0t.i.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Wnrenu Der eplrlmoirn@i icsn5 0omuriIare.
3immer 3O6. 3crtdlle9ebnnoc
g. 0enrn Bnicr, YtnNcelll
9bbil0n g. Wlnllilin,
Suiepb u. Bud,

sic nunqcndnnien @crioncn baben eliie tell
tiou iir einc Nnbcnil- SplritnnienYlctn5 pom
4 Wd 1916 ciuQcrcdi mclchc am cicnfa9,
rs. Mai 1916, nnl 4 llbr &orniiia0s' ~ He'
ruibutQ ae5oQcn miro ,... .
somitaa, 10. Mai 1916, cnQcrcihl ipcreclL
lin ipelhc Sornlnlnrc onf Gcin0 IN olclen'
Bhreou crunni perocn lonnen
Z. grcper wnrbntr
innaiicnccr 0bei elerI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
epirinuIcn.aiecns. .glppIiIatigusn.


Sic nan0enonnien @erioncn babeu clnr hei.
ton iiir cine Nnocial. .Spirltuolen.sltenS quns wv.
T. uni 1916, nm iilr cine IrnnslcHtnng einst etntn
lcuheiniis pirituDicu.N Niccnb nnn I. Dlai lvlo
cinocrchf mcldc uu DonnernnD, 8. Mat
1916, nm II nor Sormiliaps. n Se'nlohhe
2Eteiellc ninOcn Ois ~ l6r Wiiiiaas am
Hienlae, tG N,ai 1916, clngercln iuet9en.
M mclmc Soruluiare nui Selnd III oleleW
Nilcun crlufQi mcrocn iunneh
g. Broucr Wnroncf,
iuneitcn0cr 0Ocfolctl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
esaro.
Mbrcfie
Gufrl

t5in a. Sartmnn. 500 U ooporo cir ......ll
TrnueIcrirunn.
qaelh. W,otri9 523 0nior cir. r..+....,...... .
ilu5ng Der Nirihimnli.
9li6mon0. 0nmun ~ S.@rcier Slf- -....'.. .
tUini341)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
40eFs sVorf.

@lncnl oeibdtten Qub;unl sur Na6ridI ooh
Der ,9AclisGnhrRdri" am iueftliNcn Iermnus
Der baltimore Sitnbenglnle Sereinen nno nn'
beren CrgnniluiioneH 3u ben nilnliigfen Qlc
pinQnnlcN sur &crlnnnilA Iic0t 6r elQnei lieD
nlc6r. nlS lie, fir 8olicice Der qeplnnic
Durbbrnd Der Anlimotc SrnBe pirD Den Hatl
nidt beelHirdhiiacH Shr Gin5eInbeiien ipenne
man Iid an
euftnu 0lrnnbner, GiocHttlmer.
5e0ri2 ,9Nae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
ScriammlunaS .9Insciacu

,,C5nnoh etraRcn Hcih, nno 1pnr-Gcrcln W. H."
gir 1920 Oiuuob Srdbc
Die dbflimc @crlanmllinn niio Wcnnucit
28dh iiuhcl iinii Wiitfmum 9lbcno, ben g. Wlai
Dui 2 bis llbr Sm 2iiilrugc Dnn
1olm Nnbu, Brdiiocl
(Oia2 3 winrin Nrnh, ScIrcldr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03


Gc 0cIcGrtcn BON Der umcrioniidcn ciciclidait
fir G0lfcrrcdlt ucronsci pom @roliccncn elm oblo
lutcs Wcrbot Qc0en oen Sircg init Ecudbooicn. ipei
0icc sen Worihrcu 0cS Nolfcrrchis in Sc6ug ou
sic 9c6onOhtna BON &ounbrcrn uidi 3u gcniigcn Der
moQci Ionlit bclpciicn c bios, 6oB ic ooe Noicr
rcdt niht fcnncn o0cr iidt tcnen molcn. Der (oud
boptricg IL oaruns cntanocl Dob ecr Eroliocnt ole
ncitrolcn 9ledtc unicrcs Snn0eS nid)t 0cuubrt ooc
mas 0oIicl6c bc0cict 0os &olfcrrcdi Gnalon0 gc0cn
f6cr udi Doaitrcdt bot Gic 2lnlid)t muBtc ocmnoC9
0uDn gchcr OaB Der Yroli0cnt lid cinco groBen yer
Qchcns Qcncn 0ns N0Iicrrcdt lhni0a gcnndt inocil
cr eS nur acacr cine @ortr i'm Nric9c uolltrcd ln0
ndt ocqct oQc @ortcicn Sobalo cine netroc Nlod
id oldcr Boricldict idul0iQ nddt miro oos No
fcrrcdt oufac6o6cu, oem iuui0glid fann eine Rorte
0as @olfcrredt repcircn uenn oic oloerc borici cs
ndt ols pprbonocu bctrohct.
Wa6renb sic glniirtrn nnb 9ru6ricn brfanoa ibcr
Ncutdle aitur b0bncH crbcbcn id aIc iuiporteildeH
Wlcnlden sii 0ctcn pcOcr @roiiocnt 2Silon nod eia
Mnhona ocborcn. ais 3cuocr BON ocn bcrrdlcn %oa
brnauuac ocr ocutldcn Stultir mticn im @rleoe lmo
m 6cinocslono gSoe 10 riibncno iiber oic Nnltir
ihotcn In Scrbcn ocogt miro. triift and ai Folen
sn gleiOc 9duocr 6ciin0cn iid jest don ouf cner
hohcrcn 5hiic Scr Civilization os ic In brcr cc
midltc @os ic riditdnoia ocnodi bat, mar Der gloi
Qc an Cr0mmq un0 Sobcriclt mo odrin erDalfcn
tic icbt qrinoIiden llntcrrid)t gilr nit &erddillng
fnni mon BON 0enCl lprcucn, Olc DeI or NfpupilH
BON oeluhcr aulnr in bobudci gSoricn idl ergcfeil
Sic pcroencu oic &crodtng. Die man iir baplBie
cioncr uno garcmcer bcat.
1as Nnits.1cpartcmcnt Der Gnnocs'9caernns
arbcici 1ua luio giodt mo IN elmer gn5obl Siooten,
i'm Sic llrbcbcr Der Ncucaune wcldlc ecacn oir @al
ienousiu6r ocrihtet u.s. Der ~itroicn0cn 0crcdtigtct
All abcrlcicrn Acm uncr Ncrr ,Slliti5minicr suc
cinipcrren pil pcldc oic gSoiicnoisubr mBbiIllgel
nO oagcqen icDreibc tno reocn 10 miBtc er nilae
fair rs Bro3cnt scr 9cUolterimQ 0cs Sonoes ms ec
foaQnb ididen 9rIonocrcn 0iicr bot nnl ieood ocnl
rldn0iIden 3brer Scarn 5uguponot. @cgi uieueidt
Sic gbidt Dor. ion pic Gacnent onS Nleier 81
Iciern2
Selti0m III ee, oar, mcnn Gin cngllidce Arieoe'
idiff unterecbt Is beird6e rcgcmaBa an cine Wie
acobcn it, m19rcu0 cughe Sauoceldic init gne'
rifunern an 8oro ocnen ctpos 2lrDnlidcS poui
cbcuio rcoclm0Bia torpeoirt wcroeN Sctam n per
1hot lln0 niht minoer eltiomL ooB man oarber
III Mabinqou nod nemoIS na@acoadlt 1u ba1eR
ldieint.
Die 0ueIduScr 6abcu in Oeu caicn 6ciccn Nipun'
tcn persatouieuo Mann perorcu Ole 5c9ntuuiac
W1onn Sic iih hi aute gImora oen Siirfcn crgcbep
bobch, ndt cuaercmuet Sie bobc IN 0icer 3eit
eiacntdd beitiae Sample mir III Nlcopctancn 81 be-
itcben oe6obt elm Qeueis uie iardi6or iic bon ocn
1hrten bci opm @eriith SlttcIgNego 81 cllleben,
pcrgonen uorocn icn nnllien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

SObn Ncrwig,
pchcubenniicr,
gr. zoos Crlcans SiraNc, HnliinluEe, do.
9mctablrcdn. gir 3705, bctl Oucrlisgpcnnc,
0tQblanhipmu Nnliim0rcs0onntO.
Nntidcn Sn Ucrnucincn fir nnr eelr0cnDelteH.
(Jiui20lM
9elcphpn i'm g,nrcnn: ~uNe 22D0
IN her S1pnnuna: 99DlIe 4le0.
Ghriltian WlIller,
peimenbenatirr uno Oinballnmlrcr,
glDromcu.Nnc Scilcri1u.Glr, nnp WlOntiorb'Ape.
WnlnmUrc NH.
plntnnhnr. geerolannoeu. Idn unb Vaht pilrn,
0ieurum erlchicic pinpnliHcn ir oooo'
ocicn nuo nlc Wcclcnbc'ien.
(Snu2s iN1&z)
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07

Miss Emma d., Smith spent
Sunday with Mrs. Asa Todd.
Mrs. Geo. Dunaway spent Sun
day with her father, Mr.. Bud
Bush.
Bill Wells bought of John
Highley nice-S-year.old COW for
SEQ. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Chris
TOPPER spent Sunday with Mrs.
Asa Todd.
Mrs. j. F.. Smith is better at
this writing. She was quite i'll
last week.
John Wright bought of Dan
Strange 1 sow, and 6 so Id. shoats
for $4,000.
Tom Martin, of Montgomery
county spent Saturday and Sun
day with his uncle, j. F. Smith.
John Highley has sold his place
on Frames Branch to Il. p. Wells
for $500. The Highley sale Mon
day was we'll attended and things
sold we'll.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
SLADE.

Protracted meeting begins
Monday, the 18th. Every body
invited.
Miss Minnie Congleton is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Lula Broad
dus, at Irvine.
Mrs. Roblna Bullock, of Lex
ington, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
|. II. Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Minnie Forkner is able to
sit up again after severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
j. @. Even, of Hazel Green,
aud A. b. Even, of Jackson, Wis.
tied their mother here last week.
Willie Congleton and two small
daughters of Montgomery coun.
ty, visited relatives here last
week.
Misses Annie and GladysW elch
of Rosslyn, visited the Misses
Congleton here Saturday aud
Sunday.
The Ice cream supper was well
patronized. The proceeds will
be used to paint seats aud white
wash the church, which is so
sadly in need of attention. Ev.
erybody should be concerned in
the churches, as they generally
speak for the whole neighborhood
as to interest and industry of the
people.
8 There is quite a lot OF sickness
in the neighborhood at this writ,
ing, but all are improving except
VIM. Oenters. He is suffering
from an ulcer of the stomach.
He recently returned from the
hospital, they having failed to do
him any good. His daughters,
Mrs. Turner Allen and Mrs. Tom
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
FORGET YOUR ACHES

Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame
back make life burden. If you
suffer. from rheumatism, govt, lum-
bago, neuralgia, get a bottle OF
Sloan's Liniment, the universal
remedy for pain. Easy to apply;
it pepetrates without rubbing and
soothes the tender flesh. Cleaner
and more effective than mussy
ointments or poultices. For strains
or sprains, sore muscles or wrench
ed ligiments resulting from strenu-
Gus exercise, Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief. Keep it on
hand for emergencies. AT your
druggist, 2sc. adv
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
GENET

&C. Lane, of Rosslyn, was a
business visitor here last Satur-
day.
w. F. Smyth who has been
working at NADIA, is home for a
few days.
w. Z. Townsend and Richard
Hatton, of WATSON Ridge, were
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Holmes went to
Cleveland, o., last Sunday to join
her husband there.
Charley Frazier and Mrs. Mary
Frazier, of Knowlton, transacted
business here last Thursday.
L. G. Hattop, who has been to
the tobacco fields of the Blue
grass, is back home for a few
days.
Several from here viii attend
the Old Baptist Association at
Mt. Chapel which begins Friday
Sept. Sth.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
Had Indigestion and Cramps;
Now this Danyille Man has
no Trouble with his Stomach.

stands at the rate of almost 81
900, 900 bottles per year.
These enormous sales mean
but one thing and that is merit.
1t is the repeat sales that count.
When the first bottle accomplish
es good results second bottle is
always sold. In thousands of
cases people have voluntarily
come forward with their person
al endorsements. These are facts
as indisputable as the rock of Gi.
bralter. They prove that Tanlac
has relieved stomach, kidney,
liver and catarrhal ills.
Tanlac is being specially intro
duced in Clay City at the store
of Eaton q Mcclure.
Tanlac may be obtained in
Stanton at Hardwick & Co. (;
Bower, Day and King; College
Hill, Ginter Bros. Torrent, j.
Taylor Day; Irvine, Irvine Drug
Co, Genet, Genet Cash Store
Waltersville, Henry, Waldron.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07

Piersall, have been called home
from Ohio.
Press Spencer shot and killed
Alvin Hon Sunday afternoon in
a quarrel over some of Hons
cattle breaking into Spencer's
corn field, it is said. Hon was
on his horse when shot, and is
said threatened Spencer's life.
The tragedy occurred near Spen-
GERS home, and after shooting him
he and his wife carried him into
their home. Spencer surrender
ed to the authorities.
Hopkins Culberson, who was
dragged from a train here by a
switch stand Aug. 20, died Aug.
%, in a hospital at Winchester.
The body was taken to his home
at Hazel Green for burial. His
father is here investigating the
cause of the accident. He says
if it were the boys fault, he
wants no damage. His brother
who was also swinging to the
train, says they could not get in
the car, and the passengers got
in through the windows. Failing
to get on the last three cars, lie
says they took the last chance
and swung on the rear of the last
car, and when the brakeman
came and put out red light,
would not let them inside.
Others claim the boys had
plenty of time to get on the
train, but neglected to do so.
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eyes sir, l had Indigestion and
severe cramps before l took Tan.
lac,p said Mrs. Joseph 4. Wen.
del, who lived at 604 Boone
street, Danville, KY.
II, also, had dizzy spells and
could hardly do my work. |
really lost all ambition and en-.
ergy. slS X
"Tanlac was recommended to
me by my sister. The dizzy
spells got better soon after be.
gan taking it and in little while
my stomach pains had almost en-.
tirely disappeared.
."Tanlac not only relieved me
but, also, benefited several
friends to whom / endorsed it,
1t is certainly a fine remedy"
The wonderful success of Tan
lac is known to everyone. No
matter where you go Tanlae is a
household word. 1t is the -story
of merit never before obtained
by proprietary medicine.
The production of Tanlac now
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
cALLowAy's CREEK,

z Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Tyree Sept. LIST, a fine girl
Mrs. Robert Hunt died Thurs
day and was buried Friday on
lower Sand Hull,
Miss Bertha Barnes, of Mlller's
Greek. is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. .Pauliua Crouch,
Miss Evaiine Ware, of Hard
wick's creek. is visiting her sis,
ter, Mrs. Emma Pickett.
Rev. NJ. p. Lowry filed bis reg
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
Notice to Creditors.

All persons holding claims
against the estate of the Farmers
Union Supply Co., of Clay City,
KY, are hereby requested to pre-
sent same properly proven, to
the undersigned, Trustee, at Clay
City on or before the 1st day of
October, 1916.
III. G.. CRABTREE,
Trustee.
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ular appointment at tins place
Sunday, a large crowd attending.
Robt. Margison, w. b. aud
Harry Witt attended the funeral
of Willie Warford at Richmond
Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Margison, of Clark
county, was the guest of her
cousins, Misses Nellie and Dora
Margison, last week,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07

Elder Cleo Purvis began a
meeting at Hardwick's Creek
Christian Church Saturday night
with good interest and attend
ance. The meeting continues
until the middle of next week.
Services each night at Z 80.
Come one, come all.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE
NORMAL. SCHOOL.

Will not open upen until Sept.
~, 1915. Note the date careful
ly. Indications are that the en-
rollment will be heavy. Make
your reservations promptly.
j. q. CRABBE,
President.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
SHINuLE MILL For SALE.

Lanes Patent; 10000 daily ca
pacity; in prime condition. Will
sell at a bargain.
VIM. Davis, Vaughn's Mill, Ky.
Advertise in The Times.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-07
vAuGHN's MILL.

j. w, Mize was in Stanton
Monday on business.
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Advertise in The Times.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-28
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
TRES INCENDI0S DE pOCA M
pORTANCLi.

La oficinl general Dc policia d. IN
riudad, tom6 conocimiento d. los
tres siguientrS caSos dc lnCendioS:
Un0 de origen dcscOnoCido que dcs-
truy6 un srancro de Ia prdp;edad
he. snnor Luis S~chIOSbcr, SItuado ell
=, nimrro 40 de Ia avenida ClarS!a.
II av;S0 Gr aiarma Sc do a Il :
,lr il nOche de anteayer habIeLd'
orurrido los bomhorOs cuandO y .
furgo habia dcstruido TODD e! -r@le-
70 Y ]amenazaha prOpagarse al W.
r!no DE Ia propiedad del selOr :. L
OhidS. pero fu6 eXIinguido ante G
QUE este Sucediara.
Las pariidas Sc consideran G.
500. 90 costo de Ia finCa y 81 vail
De las scmilias Y icmas Objctos 81
en- Ella habia aSrcgandO $500 {
que cstima los ~perjuicios caused
!! sciiOr UhidS.
La propiedad del senior SChlO*be!
estaba dsegurada.
Ell incendiO de una chimenel }
ia casa 206 dc la avenida w. MaGn
liza, residencia del senior 0. T. lc
man al cual SO inici6 anten,cr-
cerca de las s, siendO eytinguido :
tes de que ocurrieran p6rdidas.
FL avisn de aiarma daGo aver / Is
OPS de la manana. de que I'm d:par-
tanento del dOmicilio de Ia sonora
n. Bcrnan. situadO en- Ia avrnida
San Pedro 32l, &c ha.laba llanO /
hume.
Los bomberos dc Ia estacioa 4
nero / que acudicron al llamaCo
nncontraron fuegO, prcsumienC-
que 81 hume Sc habia introdlI.-
p0r Il ventana del departamea.0 y
que habia sido produCidO por Cra3
basuraS Gucmadas rn el patio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-28
partidas de Willis.
tas operan en- las GER
canias de Durango
la esposa del Vice c6usul america
no en- esa poblacion dice que Ia
situacion es mug critica all

LAREDO, Texas, Mario 27.-La
sonora Homer C. Coen, esposa de
vicec0nsul americana en- Durango.
M&A., lego hoy a esta ciudad, PRO.
cedente de aquella poblacion, deS.
pues de TN riaje penoSisimo en- ei II.
terror de Mexico. Sali6 de Durango eI
ousca de seguridad, Y dice que sofa
mente tres mujeres americans cor
i maridos resolvieron perrnanece
todavia en- aquella pobiaci6n.
Otros pasajeros procedentes dc
mismo lugar dicen que las condicio-
nes dc Durango son muy serlaS, I1r-
que los hombres de Pancho Villa Is
tan ~operando en- las montahas dc IL
Sierra Madre, inmediatas a IL pobla-
ci6n. Durango, durante Ia Ultima Sc
mana, estuvo varios dias sin comuni-
caciones de ninguna clase. Dicen, ade-
mas. que e. tren en- que vinieron fuC
balaceado por los bandidos, al sail
Ge Sacramento, al Este de Tor-eon.