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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

WiteIieS iperben. nnb an ben erober
eeiitIi6en Shdseu &ntbeil babel
tanu, Die Sapit SEQ Der 9rei5ebnte
uno Sius Der Sebnte ibr 5useipieien
baben. Sn europa. oor5iieIi6 in
0eutitlano unb Seiterrei6, bat Der
8ereiu @robartiges eeIeiitet. Gbgea
Ieben bon benz fletnen 8elSbeitru9
fertigen Die WeitelieSer firhIide @es
pdnber fir Die Wiiiionare, ibre
&ir6en uno &npelen an. Ndberes
bariiber gu erfabren BON Der 0ors
~iisenoen.
Die Wertbeilung Der @aben, iotpobl
tpie iertisseitellten Sacramento uip.
tpirb in Der 8eiie e~eideben, bab elm
0rittel fir Die gebiirfniiie Der einz
beimiifeu rme 9irfen unb Riiz
iionspoiten inner6alb Gmerita's perz
tpeubet nirb, Der &eit fir Die Seioens
miIiion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Des Onkel's Brief.

Iiebe Kinder. >Es hat mir sehr
viele Freude gemacht, dass so vlele die
L6sung DIES Danksagungstags- Rithsels
eingeschickt haben. Es sind folgende
neunundzwanzig:
Loretta Frank, st. Donatus, Iowa.
Frank A. Nitz, ~Bellingham, MINI.
Rosa Geerdes, Leoti, Kansas.
Cecilia Goebel, Evansville. Ind.
Lena Reinert, Specht's Ferry, Iowa
Clotilda Feck, Chicago, III.
Veronica Schueller, Belgium, Wis.
Michael Johann Feidt, Cannon Falls
Minnesota.
Johann Ploeszel, Dyersville, Iowa.
Rosina Kuehner, st. Lucas, Iowa.
Florence Philips, Winona, MINI.
Loretta Vessels, Dyersville. Iowa.
Alisa Schaller, Goldfeld, Iowa.
Anna Kremer, Bellevue, Iowa.
Maria -Nimsgern, Ringwood, Ill.
George KunZmann, Melrose Park,
Illinois.
Jakob Stein, Richardton, n. u. 3
Mary Heman, Dedham, Iowa.
Irene Breunig. Sank City. Wis.
Monica Ahmann, Roscoe. MINI.
ma Reicks, Carroll. Iowa.
Katie Phillips, Dubuque, Iowa.
Frances Holland, Holstein, Neb.
Willie Mousel. Elk Mound, Wis.
Henrietta Altman, White Lake, S. d
NSusie Wieseler, LaMotte, Iowa.
Alvin Clasen, Springbrook. Iowa
Joe Burtzl, Seaforth, MINI.
Mary Sippl, Wausau, Wis.
Fast allie Einsender haben den Trut-
hahn NIT mehr oder weniger Geschick
Zusammengefiickt. Einige haben dtzu
noch Eli recht nettes deutsches oder
englisches Briefchen geschrieben und
dieses Briefchen wurde in der Beur-
theilung der L0sungen bericksichtigt.
Danach hat den ersten Preis-1 Dollar
In Bar gewonnen, Alvin Clasen.
S~pringbrook, Iowa. Den zweiten Preis
so Cents In Baar-erhalten Veronica
Schueller, Belgium, Wis, und Loretta
Frank, st. Donatus, Iowa. FerIier
erhalten die folgenden flint Elm scho-
mes ~englisches Gebetbuch: Florence
Philips Winona, Mimi. Joe Burtzl,
Seaforth, Mimi. ClOtilda F6ck, Chi
cago, III. ind George Kunzmann, Mel
rose Park, Ill. Schliesslich bekommen
die %folgenden vier Elm sch0nes deut-
sches Gebetbuch: Michel Johann
Feidt, Cannon Falls, Mimi. Monica
Ahmann, Roscoe, Mimi. Maria Minis
germ, Ringwood, ILL.,, und ROsina kueh-
ner, st. Lucas, Iowa.-D er OnkeL.
xk
y Eatbicl.
Sd ipahie brauben auf benz SeIb',
Den Speiien nero ih 3ugeieut.
9ob ipenu ans @nb' mein Saupt mar
Itellt,
Damn mid bas Necr. umIdlrngen
bdlt.
@ute @sipobubeiteu iinb siu
Damn 9esen i6Ie6te.
Sc bobere 3tpede Elm Wienih
perfolst, beito srober lit iein pabrer
Wertb. 9ie S%eili9en 'itrebten nah
Dem boditeu 3ielc, barum iino tic
bic @rDBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Aud Der Winter lit idJ6n!

Scr @inter lit bod gar uidt
i6Dn", meinte Die nalnidbri9e Srieba;
rtparum iftdt benin Der Iiebe Soft ben
@inter2 Gues lit tobt. feline 9lumeu
etbt's mebr unb gar nifts SdDuesl"
.9d irrit on iebr, mein aino, alif
im Binter bat Der ShDpfer berrlife
0inse sei6affen. bic lns Seine Ias
mat,t unb 8eisbeit in Der Natifr
5eieen; nnb tobt lit nitts, es idcint
uns bIoB TO-, ia9te Die Rutter uuo
fiibrte bns Rdohen auf Die Gltane,
nm tpelGe fpilber Bein nuhs. rSieb'
Der, itebit bu, pie i6ou bic fleinen
anoipen an ben Ranten iiseu? Bon
ben Bur5eln itromt ibnen ali6 i'm
Winter Der Salt 5u. bamtit Tie ii6 i'm
Gena 5u Bldttern enttpideln fonnen;
ebenio ut eS bel allen Sdumen uub
Strduheru. llnb iest fpnm' nit, mir
ipa3ieren; bait lppbl Die IeuaIciu. lloh
ME, eenug nuf8emaft, nm 8I ieben
baB bic Ratur aud I'M @intcr fdou
lit, DEFENDERS an 10 einem iunnens
beIlen Sag ipie heute!"
limb, fpie 8eibe auber benz Orte
tpnren nnb in bic Ndbe zines Snnnens
tpdlodens fainen, bo iubelte Srieba,
benn bic SGlime lporen 10 ,biibi6 auis
gepilbt, nls bate lie baS Gbri1ttinbleiu
b%ergerid,tet; Die rcif siiber3oeenen Nas
beln sliserten i'm CONCENTRATE, uno
bon einem 3neiS 3rnl nnbern 6ogen
fih feline EGben aus Gis %eeiponnen,
pelde iih I'M Suftbaub ipieeten, unb
ben 8oSen bedte friIfgriines Woos;
brnui tan3te Der Spnneultrubl. Sie
Weiien iangen bod oben in ben Nelten
Der 9annen: ~Tiipit, t%iipit"; Der
Speht ilopfte. ais ipoIite er lngen;
-@riib @ottl Hur berein in Den id)os
nen Walbl" Gin idlpar6es gihtdes
den iab san3 sutraulih aut benz Iite
elmer Sdngetaune uno inappcrtc an
einem Sannen3apfcn, aus benz Is Die
Sameu iHd-te; bort flatterte eiu Nllbs
bdber roriiber NIT heu biibiteu blaIen
Seberfen am Slii9elpnar.
ga bate Srieba MN gar piel 3i
Sbauen. uno aIs fie nit Ger Rutter
CUR Bride Tam, ipelhe ilber ben Bad
fiibrte, ba bingen iileer9lGn5enpe @iss
3apfen an Dem @eldnber, unb Der
Nanb bes Waiiers maj NIT gisges
bilben einsefabt, bic in ibrcm 8efuntel
berrIih ausiaben; audi bas Sddlein
tpar nid)t tobt: es inurnIelte in Der
Nitte binourb gang Iuitis unb mari
feline @eaden an ben griinen Srunns
freB. Der oa uno bort itanb.
Oils Tie ben Seimpeg antraten unb
bon elmer InbDbe auf bas Sbal uiebers
bIidten. mar GILES pie III rotbes @oIb
getallft; Die Come periaut ais
Seuerball binter ben Bergen; Der
lid,tblaue Simmel aber mar BON
slbenbrotb ipie NIT feuriser' 8lutb
%iibergoiien, uuo ale ihneebebedten
@ieien unb SeIoer ifinmerteu roiis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

(VQ1 WfQlQtQS SluupluS.)
Ser 8intcr lit elm redter Wann,
&ernfeit un0 nuf bic Sauer;
Sein Sleii6 iiiblt lid lpie Glen an,
unb ifeut ni6t SiiB nod Sauer.
8dr ie Elm Wann eeiinb tpic err
CT franft unb frGnfelt nirmer,
CT trost Der &dlte tpie Elm Bar
limb itldit I'M falten 3tmmer.
gr sicbt ieir Scn,0 i'm Sreien an
llnb ldbt's porber nidJt tpdrmeu
llnb ippttet iiber Slub I'M Sabn \
limb @rimn1en in 9ebdrmeu.
Ius 8lumen unb aug @o9eliane
WeiB er it'd ni6ts gu MAIDEN,
SaBt iparmen Srang uno tpnrr1en
SLANG
limb ole ipnrn1cn Sa6en.
9o9 tpenu Die 8iidie beaen iebr,
8enn's Sols i'm Sfeu fnittert,
limb Inn Den Glen &nedt unb Serr
9ie 9dnbe reibt unb %5ittert;
8enn Stein uno 8ein bor Sroit
3erbridt
11nb SetG' unb See'n frahen:
9as tlingt linn gut. bas 6aSt er nidt,
Damn mill er tobt iih laden.
Sein SbIoB bon gis liegt gang binaus
8eim Norbpol an Dem Stranoe;
Sod bat er aud elm Somrlcrhaus
Sm lieben Sfipei5erldioe.
9a lit er henu bnlb bort, balb Bier,
Gut Negimert 81 fiibren;
llnb tpenn er ourd3iebt, iteber iptr
1lnb iebu' i'm an rnb f~rieren.
CDR ATLAS GIaubius, bsr
bor5iglitite beutide Saus> uub
SamilienDiGter, pnrb seboren am Is.
Ilguit 1740 gu Hbeinfelb, Solitein,
unb itorb am 81. Sanlar 1915 81
Snn1burg. glaubius' i6lidtc, inniss
frpmme. raipe Muie bat u~npersangs
lihs @ebihte eeihaffen, Die CT faiI
ale In benz pun ibm berdusgeecbenen
o8ntosbeder goten", inter benz
Rieubonpm 81 smus", ber5ffents
li1te. sQlauoius' YroIa tnnu nidt
Sebem eefaleu, ba bieielbe OF
BON auSu getiinitelter ginfalt lit,
"Asmus !omnia sua secum portans''
lit Der Sitel Der geIamnelten 8erte
~.auotus'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Helohnte Wabrbeitsliebe.

Is idneite 10 beftis ipabrenb Der
ilntsrrittspauie, bab Die ainber i'm
SGulSimmer bleiben muBten, 100 Tie
in rubieer Weiie ipieleu burften.
peute aber bergaben tie bieie Nabs
rung unb iparen iebr gerduihOoa; ia,
3ulest entitano Elm aa8emeines Ears
men nnb 2aufen iiber unb 5tpifden
ben 8dnien biniue9. ga eridien Der
Serr 2ebrer, ipelher a%b8ernfen pors
ben mar. nm CUR Nube gu mabnen.
Sopie er bic 9biire offnete. iuaren ale
Sfiiler Till unb itaneen nit idulbs
bepubtem @eii6t an ibrem Ylase,
.8er bat an bieiem 2drmeu tbeil9es
monument" iraste Der 2ebrer unb lab
bic Sdiiler an. 9ieie blidten dnaits
lid gu ibm auf. bod Niemano meIbete
iif. Cine aleemeine pailie entftanS.
SHou tpollte Der 9ebrer bic Sraes
fpieberboIeu. ba trat Seinrih Dor nne
ipraH: sd, Serr aebrer!" - Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

+ llniere Sausfrauen baben es
r an Der Sanb, bic @ters Yreiie
+ pieber auf einen berniinitieen
+ Yreis berunter gu brineen. ba<
= burdb. bab iie fir cine Seit lang
+ feline @ier mebr taufen. ~
+ Wan fam aud leben obne
+ @ier.
= Die Rem gorfer Srauen
= babeu burd Ger Soptctt ifon
= am eriten Sage Die Yreiie nm
r einise Gents beruntereetriebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
3atbplifhe Granen!

= &eiue 2eierin ioIte perfeblsn, :
= ben aui Seite 10 per1ffeutlitten :
= Nufruf beS fatboliid,en Srduens :
3 8unoeS 5u leieu. :
3
- - y
.@ottes Wiae", ernit unb title
st bies Bort unb inbaltreidJ;
6aBt Sufamneu allen Sameu,
Ser seitreut fiir's Simmelreih.
8ottes WiQen 81 erfiilen
Gel bereit. idlt's nod 10 fhtper.
Seine 3iebe ME betriibe,
sic perldbt bid nimmerinetr.
(Warianne Sreiin b. S~reibaun.)
1855
Der gn0sIsgeiang iibsr ben
5luren bon bethlehem mar Der
RoreenpiaIm eincs etpieen @nabeus
tases.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
9ae Riefenfpiel8eug.
(Von NbaIbert b. Gbamiho.

~NS
Don Nbalbert b. Gbamiho.)
Burg Nibed lit I'M @Iiab Der Gage
ipobIbefunnt,
Die 60he, mo por3eiten Die Burg Der
Mieien ftanb;
Die ieIbSt lit nun perfauen. bic Sta4te
ipiiit unb leer,
3u fraeit mad ben @ieien, BIZ fnoeit
lie nift mebr.
ginir tam bas RielenfrduIein aus
iener Burg bernor,
Crying iih iouber @artuns unb
ipieIenb Dor benz S5or
limb 5ties binab ben Ibban8 BIB tn
oas SbaI bineiu,
Geusieris 81 e%rtlinben, mics lnten
u1Dftc iein.
Ueit pen'sen ralden Shritten ourd,s
freiiate tie ben Walb,
grreifte eesen Saslad bas 8anS Der
Renifen balb,
limb Stdbte bort uno Sorfer unb oas
be,feufe Selp
grihienen ibren Gusen gar cine
frent5e @eIt.
Bie iest gu ibren 5iiben iie ipabenb
nieberihdut,
8emerft Tie eineu Bdiier, Der Ietnen
Nder baut;
gs irieft bas heine @eien einber 10
ionberbar.
gs eIiSert in Der Come Der Yflug
10 bIani uub ilar.
Gil artig spieIbine!" rutt lie, has
nebm' i6 NIT mad Saus!"
Sic tnieet nieber. ipreitet beRenb ibr
Tii&Iein aus "
limb iesct NIT ben Sdnben, mas iid
ba NQes re9t.
gu Saufen in bas Fiidlein. bas tie
5uiammenihld8t.
limb eilt nit freub'sen Spriinsen.
, ipeib. tpie 2inber finb.
CUR BURG binan unb fudset ben Batter
auf seihpinb:
r@i Vater, Iieber Batter. ein Spiels
biug ipunberihon!
60 MIsrliebites iab id nod ME auf
uniern 30b'n."
Ser alte iab am Glide unb trani ben
Mblen Wein,
or fGaut Ne an bebaslih. er fraet
bas 9Shterlein:
.0as 8appelises brinsit onl IN oeinem
Tuh berbei?
Su biipfeit ia Dor Sreuben; LAB ieben.
mas es iei." /,
Sic ipreitet aus bas siiHlein unb
fdngt bebutiam an,
Sen Bauer auf6uftellen. ben Rflng
unb bas Geipann;
Mie Nnes auf benz Glide iie oierliH
anfeebaut,
60 flatidt tie In Die SGnbe unb
iprinst NIB iubelt liant.
Ser Glte ipirb gar ernitbaft uno piest
iein 9aupt nno fprtht:
,Was bait on urgeri6tet? Sas ut
fein SpielSeus nittl
go bu es Der eenommen, oa tras es
iuieoer bin,
Ser Bauer lit fein Spielseus, pas
fommt biz in ben CHM?
Spnt gIeid unb obne Rurren erfiiuen
mein @ebot;
Oenu mare niGt Der Bauer, 10 bGtteit
BIZ fein 8rot;
es ipriebt Der Stamm Der giieien ans
@auernmart berpor,
Der Bauer lit fein SpieI3eus. ba lei
uns 8ott bapor!"
Hurs Nioed 1T I'M gIiab Der Gage
ippblbefdnnt.
Sic Sobe, mo por3eiten Die Burg Der
Nieieu itanb;
Gle ielbft 1T nun pe~rfaIen, bic Stdtte
piiite 1ino leer,
limb iraeIt bu na6 ben 8ieieu. Oh
finbeit tie ni6t mebr.
(Q balbert BON e bami o,
aeboren 1871 auf SdloB 8oneourt.
IN Der Champagne, Granireih; fIob
nit ieinen @ltern Dor Der ~fran5Os
iii6en @spolution mad Berlin, mos
ielbit CT 1888 itarb. @bamiio pdr
elm aele6rter 8otanifer unb ieiniins
niger Sprifer. @r badte unb ptftete
beutId. fonnte aber 1913 nift 8esen
ieiu @ebprtslanb Sranfreid tdmpfen.
Die 3eit bat fein s6ipert fir MIDI.
fIagte sr. Gus oieiem 3picipalt bers
aus bihtste er Gle eisenartisc romans
tiide 8eihihte bon benz ungIiidlihen
Wann O6ne S4atten. @bamiilo mar
fatboliih, fiel Ljeooh bonn 0lauben
ab nnb. obne felber 5iim Yroteitan'
tisnus iiber3utreten. lieb er feline
ainosr proteitantiib taufen.)
Helpbnte Wabrbeitsliebe.
Is idneite 10 beftig ipabreno Der
| r:A, A~S A,a 0.,,Aar 80,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Gatbuliid)cr SirdenfalenScr.
Sic Suben anpten
9rteiter.
Sob. 1, 19-29.

(9e5ember.)
II, g. 2a8aruS b. Seth. Sturmius,
IS. sc. N1oriG grnartun9. 8unibalo.
10. 9. Neneiius. Ibjutus. Sauitd.
90. We. G6riltian. 2ibcratus. (Guat. }
81. 8. Sbpntas, Zip. Sbcmiitofles.
%. s. 3eno. 9emetrius, SIaotan.
28. 9. @ittpria. Sugobert. (8igil.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Elm 8ort has anbere. 0as eing benz
Wdnnle bon 9eiineen Elm, nnb er
iaete. bab er rubig iterben Tonne.
Oils Der Bauer ipdtcr ipieber aus
Dem @lntbaus sefommen, fragte ibn
Der Wirtb. Oh er ietnen Hatb beiolgt
unb gut befunben babe. ia ipobl.
a%nttportete Der Bauer. SD babe gum
Serrn eeiagt: @riib @ott, Serr! unb
Der Serr bot bann al mir geiaet:
Wns wiaft. 2ump2 limb 10 bat benn
elm Wort hos nnbere 9eaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
y y y
Gin 9ieb bintcr'm Sfen su iinse1t.

(@on 1ntbias Glaubius.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

lteber ben ttmsang nit ganern III
NIT Germ.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs. Allen Dodson delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kings Daughters of the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
EXHIBITION GAME
Leaguers To Hook Up With Fast Reg.
ular Team Sunday Afternoon
In First Game OF the
Season.

Manager Jimmy Jones of the
Maysville league team, has made ar
rangements with the fast Maysville
Regulars to play the first exhibition
game Of the season at League Park
Sunday afternoon.
Manager Jones will have about all
of the players on hand by that time
and will give the fans an opportunity
to see the boys who will make the
pennant race this season. Shortstop
Kelly of last years team, and a new
infelder will be on hand for this game.
The Regulars look better than ever
this year and will go into the game
with the determination to win If pos
sible. Frost will do the twirling and
Dresel will be behind the bat Man
ager Smith says that he will have a
new player in the line up, one who
will be a surprise to all the baseball
bugs.
The game will start promptly at
.2:3O O'Clock. Admission Csc to all.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
MAN MAKES PRACTICE
SHORT.

Although the weather was threaten
ing and the ground rather soggy
Manager Jones had his team out for a
short practice Thursday afternoon
II the weather will permit the team
will be at the park early this after
noon and the loss of practice Thurs
day will be made up. All the men are
a trihe sore, but so far none has de-
veloped a charley horse, and a few
days work will put them in condition
Manager Jones will commence weed
ing out and selecting the regular team
next week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
DR.. HERBERT YEUELL
Noted Evangelist Coming To Hold Re-
VlVal For Christian Church
Meetings In Growers
Warehouse.

DR.. Herbert Yeuell, who is to con-
duct a revival in this city for the
Christian church, Just closed a sue
cessful service in Winchester, where
eighty-seven persons were added 10
the church. The audiences were
large, sometimes numbering 1900 at a
single service.
The meetings here will be held in
the Growers warehouse. except on
Sunday mornings, when the services
will be held In the church building.
Preparations are now being made TO
put the warehouse in shape for the
meeting
The people of the eastern section of
the city can congratulate themselves
because of a meeting of this charac-
ter being brought so near TO their
own homes. The meeting will be run
on a high devotional and spiritual
plane. Those who will enjoy intel
lectual feasts such as the regular
ohautauqua furnishes, will find in this
meeting that which will satisfy this
demand.
For awhile DR.. Yeuell gave his
whole time to the chautauqua plat
form and is. therefore. called the
chautauqua-evangelist Wherever he
has held a meeting he is spoken Of
very highly by the Christian people
Of that section. He is an evangelist OF
considerable ability.
All the churches in the city should
be strengthened and the whole moral
tone OF the city should be better after
the meeting than now. There Is but
the one real reason for holding the
services In the warehouse than In the
church and that is because there will
be a larger number hear the speaker
than any church could accommodate.
However. the Bible school and morn
ing church services will be held in the
Christian church at the usual time.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
100 STRONG
VIII BE the Portsmouth Delegation
Here On Opening Day-Wlll In.
cludC River City Band
Gabelman Says DOu.
gan Is Second
Emmer.

President Thomas NJ. Russell of the
local o. S. l.. team, received the fol.
lowing letter from President W. N
Gableman of the Portsmouth club. II
is self-explanatory:
Portsmouth, o., April q, 1916.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Russell.
Maysville. Ky.
Friend Tom:
Am arranging a special train for
opening day and am guaranteeing 100
We will leave here at 1890 and will
have the full River City band Am
undecided about time of returning
and will not set time until you answer
this letter.
Fred Tynes and 81 Straus have Of
fered to work up this excursion with
me. Our plan is to get up the list
and mention the fact to those who are
figuring on going that you have 1.-The
Birth of a Nation" on the same day.
We could find out how many of the
number who are going expect to take
in the show. ! could then notify you
of the number and you could reserve
seats for them.
| anticipate no difficulty in getting
the 100. and | do not want to prove a
bad prophet or l would say that we
would have 200. Let me hear from
you at your earliest convenience as we
expect to get started on this next
Monday. Regards to Watkins and
yourself. Very truly yours,
GABLEAiAN.
p. S.-WOuldn't be a bit surprised
that In DOugan you will have second
Emmer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
REYENUE ASSIGNMENTS FOR Wan

Following are the local revenue as
signments by Collector Ben Marshall
for the month OF May:
II. E. Pogue Distillery Company
d. b. Pollltt, day and bOttling; w. Q.
Slye. additional; II. NJ. Wilson, meal
room; John Breslin, gauger
]. II. Rogers a Company-Dayid
Bierley. storekeeper-g auger,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28
DERAILMENT AT COAL DOCKS.

An engine tank and five empty coal
cars were derailed at the G. & o. coal
docks in the East End Friday morning
about z o'clock, blocking the eastbound
track for a short time. The Covington
yard crew was called and soon had
the track cleared There was no de-
Law in traffic
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SPEAKING OF BIG vERDICTS .

: In the case OF Warner vs.. Best
: in Mason County Court Thurs
: day, the jury gave the plaintiff
: damages in the sum of $3.O5.
; The case grew out of a sawmill
; partnership in this county.
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Episcopal church Thursday afternoon
in the attractive parlors Of the Elks'
Home. The program was little out
Of the ordinary and truly the scene
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28

was impressive, as each member
when called upon, told in an earnest
loving way how her Easter Offering
for the Masters cause was made. For
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28

the improvements now in progress, the
contribution of the Kings Daughters
to their church will be 500.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education will be held this
evening at 1880 at the High School
buildiup
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-28

The Junior Auxiliary Of the Episco-
pal church will hold a candy and
apron sale at Pecors Drug Store on
Saturday afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
STATE LINE BAPTISTS
OPPOSE ACT NO. z

The members Of the State Line
Baptist Association in convention
assembled at the recent meeting Of
the Association at Maynard went on
record as being unanimously op
posed TO Act No. 2, aud the follow
ing resolutions were passed:
awe, the assembled body of pas
tors and messengers Of the churches
Of this association do hereby take a
positive stand against the local op
tion Act No. 2, for the repeal of the
prohibition laws of Arkansas.
That we will stand together in
prayer and working to the high aim
to keep Arkansas dry, and in max
ing this beloved state one of the
crown jewels Of our nation, and we
recommend that any member of any
Baptist church who signs a petition
for the repeal of the prohibition
laws Of our state as inconsistent in
their faith; also any Baptist who
will favor or sign said petition, OF
license for the sale OF intoxicating
liquors under any circumstances
whatever, should be demonstrated
with; and If that Baptist should not
heed to the reason Of Faith, that
their names should be stricken from
the church records, and themselves
excluded from the church.
"Under order of the committee.
"Rev. K. 7. Lincoln,
"Rev. G.. w. Savage"
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
RANDOLPH COUNTY
TEACHERS MEETING

The Randolph County Teachers
Association met in Pooahontas at
the Methodist church on Friday
evening and Saturday morning Of
last week.
The program Friday evening was
short on account of the absence of
several OF the participants. The
addresses of Messrs Drew Bowers
aud +. N. Ellis and the piano solo
by Mrs. Throgmorton we're enjoyed
by all present.
At the business meeting Saturday
morning a committee of three was
appointed TO conduct a campaign of
the county in the interest of the II
mill amendment.
1t is hoped that more Of our
teachers and directors will be pres
ent at our next meeting.
Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
POCAHONTAS SCHOOLS
WILL OPEN MONDAY

The Pooahontss public aud high
schools will open Monday Of next
week aud /. is the desire OF the prin
ycIpal aud teachers that all pupils
attend the FIRST day, that proper
classification may be made and the
work started with as little delay as
possible. Pocahontss has a splen
did corps Of teachers and we are
looking forward to one Of the best
school years IN the history OF the
town. The teachers in the differ
ent departments are as follows:
High school experimentation
K. E. Hulen, superintendent; Mis-
ses Reba Alexander aud Ora Park
Grammar grade-W. II. PhipPs'
Ross HootOn, Miss Jennie John
ston; Primary-Misses Gladys El'
lis, Moina Spikes, and Mrs. Gill
ford Price; Music-Miss Eul'
Martin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
Commissioners for New Road

The result of the road meetings
at Biggers and Reyno Tuesday is
that the proposed road from Poca.
hontas to the Clay county line will
surely be built. Mr.. Klzer inform
ed us Tuesday that already more
than a majority of the land owners
along the proposed route had signed
the petition for the road, and have
elected Commissioners. They are
DR.. W. K. Hamll, of Pocahon-
tas; B. F. Bigger, of Blggers and
DR.. w. F. Cox, of Reyno. 1t Is
said that very little opposition 10
the road is being shown in the Bay
country.