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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23
BIG TOBACCO SALE

Cora B-usherx- ef LauaszRls- bur
tosssees dealers came hare last
resE zrsl PGrsn1ssstS urs n'1611-s u
A. z Bohsrrsen- azpgTzzr-g 20
sbg-- s54Ge9 FsG..5- u n@,5rz-1
grades fer KA5th they paid the
px5es q sIIl58 per kzz.3rs,A TheE
zEs0 purchased The ersP h.sougT-g
20 J. p. Vs-xhls- sbsz- 5sj&-2da
p.sEn6z. az sb0G5 ths same p-5es-
Bssh buyers VII realize good P-0f-
IL On the re@d purchased over the
bs.9se Leaf market and bid 20 tins
ssr.e-
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Phone FOG.
PRESIDENT TO PAY
VISIT TO HODGENvIILE

President Wilson has accepted
an invitation to go to Hodgenyille,
KY, September 4 to take part in
exercises marking the formal pre-
sentation to the Federal Govern
ment Of the farm on which Abra-
ham Lincoln was born. The prop
erty, which was bought with mon
ey raised by popular subscription
already has been offered to the
Government and accepted by Con
gress. Secretary Baker and Sena-
tor Williams, of Mississippi, alsc
will deliver addresses.
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b. q Ss<isssn n fk< Cszrt - Ap-
p@sis kanSed Se~n lsss rssk r.
rsrzsnx the Ns1sr1@ery CFrruIs
cssr-. tke CSsy q NJ sfsrsssg =
forced T. pay 1851 De fbe l. "
Hs.eD<k Coz-pany, 81 LouSssISs-
fsr brSek pasi-g On ;ss street sA'st-
ting the eSsnfy jail he eass bas
arv1seI -.ek Interest Tie Han
eo<k Coupany we're tie sueeessfsi
ssSSerz for the sseDrS isstsir-e-.
~ street. parinz us5sr-zksa ~ fss
atty q few year, ago The Mt
gD-ery FisesI C0uss ssfnss6 -
pay for fhsir pzT7 q The pav1g
alag Ezss High strsss sbgttEag
tie e0zzfY jail and were uphssd By
he hixsgr eOzr1s. The Hsneoek
Company tie. sss5 the Cfty Of NJ
Ster5lnz aad The NOatgOseEy CIR
esSs COsr1 decided against them
and 4. az opinion stated that Dslis-
sr the City sor the County were
resr.ozsSh5s for tszt SsAf under TIE
Cor-gszny'. eo1frze1. The ease was
carried 70 the C0sr1 Of AppezIs
anl TEe~Iay's 6sei-i0n p1sess ibe
b1r5eu Of that particular street
psVfry v-,gr .as CITY.
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many Ut. Sterling people, having
often been here during his resi-
dcnce IT. Wsncfec and Powell, and
news 0f biz death T. learned with
deep regret.
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TWAS HIS COMPETITOR

JlZZ-Yos say s1verri-I-g drove
gos inlS bzakrgp:ey, ] 1Idz't
kngw goo erer advertised
skigZ+--l didn't. Ny e0rzpetB-
.Or did the advertising,
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Sewing Wanted

Am prepared to do sewing Of
al kinds and will make a speciality
~ elk dresses ranging in price
from $3.50 10 $3.50. Work guar
anteed satisfactory or no charges
will be made. Mrs. II. Z. johnson.
4I-tD No. "a Queen Street.
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Mainleafs Racing Career

Mainleaf or 2:23 champion two-year-old colt of
1910 over half mile track. Mainleaf finished fourth to
Necia Detroit in 2:14H 2:13H and 21412, at that
time the fastest three consecutive heats that had
been trotted by twO-year-od. Maineaf finished Sec
ond in each heat to Justice Brook in the Kentucky Flu
tury 2111s and 2:091a which then the worlds
record for two-year-old stations. Manleaf finished
second to Silent Brigade in the Lexington States in
2:1Osl and 2:1Osl which the first time two-year
old trotted winning heats better than 2:11,
which another worlds record.
In his three-year-od form he trotted sensational
race at Detroit which by Miss Stokes in ~,
2:O83 and 2:O92, Manleaf winning the second heat,
but the judges credited Miss Stokes This be-
ing the fastest threeyearold trotted in the
month of August The next start at Indianapolis
in the Western Horseman Stake where he defeated Miss
Stokes and others in brilliant contest
witnessed track time 2:11H, 2:091a and
2:09H. He a money winner at Detroit in the
Matron Stake he heat winner in the Horse Review
Stake Columbus and in the Kentucky Futurty he
double heat winner and all things considered, trotted
the greatest colt trotted in the world. The
time 208H 2:0S12 :0834, 207R, 2 :11A 2:10A,
which the worlds fastest six heat for three
year-ods at that time. He also third money in
the Stallion Stake at Lexington in other words Manleaf
has been contender in every and every heat he
ever trotted and believe if vote taken the
gamest trong colt that raced Maineaf would be
winner.
Mainleaf will make the season of 1916 at the Fair
Grounds Mt Sterling Ky at the very low fee of $500
to insure living foal Never before has horse of
Manleafs class stood at low fee but realizing that
horse must have large number of foas to be great
sire, have made the fee at the above named price in
order that any may have opportunity to breed
to him. Address
JOHN WHITE TRIMBLE J. r. MCGOWAN
Elmwood Stock Farm, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
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If your faith is that Providence
is running the weather, what's the
use in praying for rainf
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NJ AINLEAF
on 2:O8N

Sire of Forrest B. (2) 2:17A, separately timed in
race as twO-yezr-old in 2:13H, and Immediately
sold for s., 10000 Helen E. % 2:29. Mainleaf Is
son of Mainsheet 2:05. dam Ashleaf Wilkes, dam OF
seven. by Ashland Wilkes 2:0TA.
Further comment upon his breeding is superfious
as he is one the greatest bred horses in the world
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Slow Music, Please! Another
reason some poets die young is be-
cause they take their poems to the
editor in person.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Advertising is calling attention.
Good advertising is Compelling at
tention.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Pure Maple Syrup so cents per
quart; Log Cabin Maple As cents
per quart at J. B. Whites.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

It's possible TO make this world
little heaven, but it still seems
necessary 20 hare the devil hang
ing around on the outskirts.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

New tomatoes, beets, lettuce, On
ions and radishes fresh every day at
Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23
Pumps and Filters

If you need i new pump Or filter
get prices from me before buying
| am sure / can save you money.
c. p. Pierce.
Phone FOG. ST
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Some men have no use for the
bonds of friendship unless they pay
dividend.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

81 roen are bgrn free and equal
bat rsO<t 81 them get over u b.
getting married
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23
(4l-tfl

Gold l. a. worthless a. Lead II
the realm Of love. for love i a de-
Irrurn. a eontagiOn that may be
caught. but never bought
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Occasionally the wisest owl
boots at the wrong time.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

''Go forth in haste with bills and
paste,
Proclaim TO all Creation
That men are wise who Advertise
In every generatiOn.'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

Two story nOase, nice garden
and yard On North MzysvIIIe ST
Appty TO JOHN W. Jones
(sI-tf1
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-05-23

What good does it do to be a
Great Man and have your face on
the Postage Stamps when you
know that anybody in the United
States can Lick you. =.
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] nMeolm FoRBEs


ca 1sos
werssas Champion 3 6. and s-year-old Sire.
werszas Champion Sire Of Yezrlings-
Sire Of u Forbes CD 2z11z tworids champion
vearfng half-ui1s track.
wOrsEas Champion Show Horse in light harness,
winner Of three prizes National Horse Show, Madison
Square Garden New York. including the Grand Cham
p5ccxhipA
Son Of Bzngsn 2osts. sire Of Uhan 1:5s, worlds
chapsor trUeser darn Santos dam of roters by sew
en- Different sires inelzdng Peter the Great (4) 2OIA,
the wurss champion sire of Futurity Winners and OF
z-I0 trUttsrs and J. Malcolm Forbes (4) 2:08, the
worlds champion sire Of yeariings and worlds cham
p5on 5 s. and syear-old sire He is coming nine and
N other words ne champion sire as far as ne has gone
j. NaIcolm Forbes t4l 2:OS. is a very handsome
brown horse fOaled July z. 1907. stands 153 hands
and weighs lao pounds VIII make the season at the
Fair Grounds in Mt Sterling. KY at
$4,000 to Insure Living Foal
few high class mares bred on the shares.
j. r. MCGOWAN, MI. Sterling, KY
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few high class mares bred on the shares.
}. n. MCGOWAN, Mt. Sterling, Ky
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Cine 0erOre6ung
UOn Gal(ad6en!
gappnm" bhrfte i'm amrritGniIdcn
Yanbesecridt hidlt nlS Brtie
dnertannt iuerben.

gaorfoIf, 30, 10. @aoi. gei
Der ecitrigcn GrSfinumg Der Ser.
banolunaen Ocs eappum" . So1cs
I'M guHoesgeridt berlas Ridter
@o0oia trog Oes eiHiprnhS 6es
Me6tSbeiItanos Der oelitihen 8ot.
idaft cine BON Dem Staats6eportc.
mciit ant 2. Midr5 erlaiIene 3lt.
i9riit. gus 0erielben gcbt Der.
Dor, DAB Der Sail Iehtsfragen cnt.
bolte, Die in ben @eridten entidie,
Den neroeh milBteu. Ra1 gniidJt
oeS Stootsoepartements bat Die SEQ.
perung Der appatt nidts nit benz
prcubiit.amerifanii6en 8ertroe
BON 1899 gu hin. gs miro berbor.
gebobcn, ooB nilr iolGen gefapcrten
S9iffen aufentbalt geitottet miro,
Die bon arieesi9iffeu nod nuneri.
f1nii6en S1fen begleitet fperoen.
Gieies iei ober bel Der 9lppom
ni6t Der Sal geueien; iie fam obne
Die 8riie. 9egleitilng Don &riegsiGif.
fen in ben Sofen.
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Der Qulp7kOnleQ 0er gr6dRe
geminnt tdgIiC5 On JnIereld
Die aOHtefanten fnA heikis aR Ser Mrbeit nnb
lleberrai9nngsn an S9lnk Der 9Dppels
Stimmen fHb ut1t ansseidloHen!


Sn ben Iebten Sogen III Der erobe
@lttomobil @onteit Der sGGgliden
Omaha Sribiine" ipbr Iebboft &c.
|noroen. gMe ao~nteitanten beirut.
den in Der 8eit Der Goppelitimmen,
Die ON Wontog, Den 20. Wlai,
|ihliebt, 10 piele Stimnen nls m6e.
lid all erlnngerL oa lie in oieier
|3eit am letateitcn boronfommen,
'un0 oa o%erienige meImer in 0ieier
.3eit ben grobten Yoriprrtng erreidt,
Die belten @epinndnitcen bat. Sic
.orbeiten nidDt MIR ielber, ionoern fe
.befolgen audi iinieren oft geeebenen
.9int un6 5ieben ibre S~iIfstrlppen
.srm DENT ber1n. 9iefe SiIftstrlip.
ben iino Die notlpenoigeu &elerben,
bic gum Siege berbelfen.
@enn nitt ole An5eiden triigerL
10 iteben am SdluB Der Belt Der
DoppeIItimmen lleberral6unaen be.
Dor, oo einige 9onteItanten nit ii.
rem 8eri9ten nod auriid6olten. @ir
.f6nnen oesbolb nur ieOem 4onte.
.itanten onraten, bon iebt on bis GUM
SdIiB Der 3eit Der 3oppelitimmen
NIT ooppeltcm gifer mo ttnobIdB.
lid an iei1er glufgabe iDeiter al
arbeiter.
Saul MeDer aus 8aibington 60.
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lit elmer Der aonteTtanteiL bic Der.
iuden, an Der Optic 5u bIeiben.
.Sellte bat er ben eriten plat inter
ben &onteltonten erobert.
Gae aonteItanten, bic nod suriid
lino, ioI1tcn iest einen energiiden
Dorltob MAIDEN, iiln iofort in Die
100, .aIaIie at tontlHer. g[ufge.
imodt ltno ~gearbeitet, meme Serrenl
sic MOLTEN bod Der Sieger ncroeL
niht pobr2 Gle poIlen bod bos
pr16tiee aittomobiI eepinnen, 0ns
Sbnen, sSbrer Gnntilie iino Sbren
6reunoen 10 bel @ergniigen berei.
fen tptr02 Damn miiiIen Gle iid
aud eruitlih bemiibeL ons 3iel 5u
erreihen. ygrbeit it Der MiiDe
Ercis@, iogt elm oeutides Sprih.
mort, oos oiiA ouf ben alttontobil-
9onteit p1Bt. 9(lio beiite nod ans
@ertl Gle boben oqe nod Die bette
@eleeenbeit, sen gorlprnng IeIbit
pes 1est alll bod)lteil lteDeil0en Sols
teltauten e~iuSubolcn, ipenn Sic es
inltr ernitli9 Oeriuhen.
Gin QonteItont, Der pIosli1 einen
8oriprung mahte, lit 2ouis 9in.
nom aus 8pttomattoHie Gountn Der
nod otter bon ii6 boron IoiIen
niirfte.
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On Die Burger
UOn Sutton, 0C6..

Sn Der g(priIipobl bat Guttoh
Ncbrg o1s bon Deutidcn itnrt Be-
ic6eIt IT. gum eroben eritmmen
Der 9iirger bon Rebrasfa, fir ort.
lidc grobibitioh alio oegen 8irt.
idoften geitimmt. Der @rliuo mar
Der: es mar mir ein @abltidet in
5el6e; berrIdte olio gar fein @ett
beiperb, ilno in~folgeoeiIeh 5eigfe iid
mir Gin iebr eeringeS Sutereiie III.
ter ben giirgerM Iooob ctipn Gin
DritteI Der itimmbere6tiaten 9itrger
%beri1umte, ilberboiipt 5u itintmen.
Dies iaben Die Brobibitioniiten in.
iAlailer 8eile borolts uno arbeiteten
gaii5 I'M Stiaen mas uflter 0en
Sbrigelt fir Brobibition. Die Iibe.
rolen 8iirser idliefen, lire 5ein0e
aber iporen pob. GaS ReiliItdt
mar, 0aboie &robibition in Der Dobl
nit fleiner Wtebrbett iicgte. Damn
fam Die @nttduidung Der 8iirger,
bic heri1lmlt botten 0il Itimlnen uno
FOLDER, Die 5ipor itimmten, ober nidt
iiber bic 6ra9e 6eS 8eibeboItelis Der
8irtfddften Itimmten. 90 groBe
ltn3ufrie6enbeit CAB lid ilber Die
Code fund, ooB i'm @inflong NIT
Dem GtoatsgeIeb, 0as Gin iol6es
ermoglidt, Der Staotrot
ourd cine NIT ben erfor0erIi6es In.
terihrtften periebene Betition aufge.
foroert mlir6e, cine 5lpeite 2i3ens.
iuabl ob5ubalten. 9ieie lit nun auf
W~ontog, ben %. Mai, onberoumt
moroeu. Die Burger bon Sutton
boben alio @elegenbeit, iid lire oIte
belp1brte 6reibeit suriif3uerobern
me1n fe am %. Mot in boiler 3obI
aitn Stimntaiten eeben itnb fir bic
@rteilutg bon @irtidoftsli3enien
sic foaten iid oabon Oitrh
nifts obbaIten IaiierL oenn iie fl.
hern iib nidt nir lire peri0nltde
5reibeit, iie ihoffen iid aud cine
l1itieer Steuern bonn Sale.
8ir merOen iibrigens aitf oieie @abl
nod ndber e%tngeben.
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qnd China protectors.

@oi6ington, 13. Mat. Chino
bat iiG Dem 9roteit Sopnns be.
5ieli9 Der I'M tleltelt @iniponoe.
rlinesgeieb entboItenpn &louiel,
lponod Sapaner ul0 gbiHeien bier
nidt eintponbcrn oiirieu, ongei1loi-
fen. Ser 6ineiiihe @eIanote, Or.
8eIIington Goe, erfI1rte Dem
StaotsiefretGr Gaming, DAP Die
Gbineien in ben Der. Staoten iebr
energii9 ginpanO erbeben gegen
Die I'M geplanten giniuanNerungs-
geies entbalterle QusidIuBtlouiel,
un0 cr eriudte 0esbolb, iie aus
Der @ciesDorlage gu e%ntfernen.
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2rphennt.

Grace Ga Rtte, Die bor5igIi9e
Sdngerirt miro ntorgen nno ole gan.
&c folgenSe 8ode Die 9er3eft Der
8eiuder 0es 9rpbeums nit ibrent
fiBen @eldng erfreuer.
Mls Carmen utt0 Della miro 6ic
beriibmte Brimo0onttd Mflnc. DC Sis
neros ouftrcten. 9ieie gottbeenooetc
SGngerin mar frilber eiu MfitgIieo
Der Gbicoeo, Maltbattan un0 Yie.
tropoIifon SperneomponD.
Che 0ebi[ Sc 8io" lit elm
Observation-Disclosures gin1fter, Der
ollgemeinen geifall finoen miro.
@iaiam Soden uno SrGulein
Sumter 1T uSSSltlt for Sun" lino I'M.
itbertroffcn. &alIe1 ais Singer un0
5rdulein Sumter nlg 8iolitnirtro.
fin.
Ills Stnitatoren bon Melbo itn0
Garlic tretet 8frleb uno 2erner
a1,f, bic eg bor5iielih beriteben, oic
2ader oiif ibrcr Settle 5il bolten.
9os bor3iiglide Gdnoerpoor en-.
ma 5rnneis ltno 9arolo aenneot
ner0en ben rDarice 5utrlriit a Ic.
4mericdn" CUR 9orfiibrlrng brin
gen.
Gincn bemerfeusluerten Oft bietef
and SolD Sobnlie Sones in feline
Bontomimc
QSoiicrwege in gcleien uno 81,
bielfdltige G%ermrnoltn9 bon @@afliii
nus IN ,sn0oe China fin6 Gcile DC.
GciiGpohe.9tlner.
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Maifeit ser sarunia.

Der @erein Goronta begcbt am
morgieen Counting, ben Ia. Wat.
fem oiesiGbrtges WaoifeIt i'm 9eut.
ihen @uuie, berbunOen nit einem
groBen 9aa. Die semitltheu Sad)-
fen miiier, ipie man Gelte feiern
mus, uro iperoen aud an fommeil.
Den Sonntog oieien Guf Sa re1t.
fertigen pifien. Die gorbereitutgen
fir 0os Maifeit iinO bereits felt
8ohcn int poIIiten @onge, IoooB
ein lpirflid It6nes oeiitiaes Set
at eriporten ite9t. &offentlid tper.
ben MN aud Die 8orbereitnngen
eirler reft Sablrei9er 9eiud
eelobnt fuer6en.
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Saustram5dem Ses 9ameu Miaiif.
9creins.

Seute, Samstag, beit Is. Moi,
peronItaItet Ser Qnnlef Mniit8er.
elm i'm Muli6eiin, gfe II. uuo
CAB Ctr, Elm Ednafran8flcn. Die
Gnmen perocn nid)ts unDeriHAt lais
len, ibren @1lten ben anfentbnlt 70
anaenebm fpie nur utogltd 81 ge-
Itolten, nn0 babeu fir nles Notige
beitens Gorge getrnaen. Dab man
iid Bel ben iaugcslultigen 9omeh
itetg famos omiiiiert, peib Elm Sc
Der, ipesbolb Is tpobl oud) mir Die
ies $inpeiies beoarf, I'M einet
5ohIrciden 9eiud berbei5ulodcn.
Sim Sonntng dbeno, Den la. Wtdi,
bat Der @tuiif.9 erein ein Gatit-
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@ciscu auf geccrcsornnS.

Bortldno, Ore, 43. @ioi. -Seit
Dem g(iisbrud Oes europoiiden 9rie-
ges iino ni6t meniger ais 1900.
900 8uibel 8ei5en, bic aus Dent
bieiigen 9iitrift fanert, in Der eli,
ropdiiden ariegs5one our6 Minen
ooer 4nterleeboote Dernibtet NOR
ben. Scr 8ert oes ~perienftert
8ei8eus miro auf ruHo 81. $50,
900 bere9net.
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geOentsnber apmppniit aeitprten.

gmiter0nut, IS. Moi, itber Son.
oor. Gas 2eip5iger TogebIatt
fiibiet an, ooB 81. 9tor gteser,
elmer Der 6eOeuterOIten oeutiderl
Gomponiiten Der @egeuipnrt geitor.
ben lit. CIR erIng elmer 9er3ldb.
nultg. (Dlnr BIGGER muroc an 10.
gidr3 1878 gu Brand. in 8opern,
geboren. @or ieit 1905 2ebrer
an Der 4faoelnie Ser Gonfunit in
gfiinden uno bate ii9 dls Snltru-
mental u1l0 2ieoertomponilt eilteu
8eltruf erpor6en.)
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Srifde Rriplntiun i'm annnrri,.

8albington 10. 0toi. &epr1-
ientont Dper bon WfiIIouri rei9te
geitern int Observation-Disclosures ei-
ne &eiolution ein, tneId)e ben 9l6.
i9eu ocs nmerifaniiden &oIfes
iiber Die &tnridtltng Der iriiden
giebolutionGre gum Qu80ruf bringt.
Die Reiolutton puroe eirtcrt &omi-
tee iibergebpn mo lpur0e inn Souie
nift 0istlltiert.
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etiftnnasfet Der SnrneariIuaen.

Die 0nlnb1 2oge $50. 629 mo
Die 8ictorio Serbia 2ngc go. 1874
bolten beiite Gnnstng, oen 13. Mioi.
III Der b6bmii6en 3iirttcrbnIIe, 13.
nno Wlnrtbn Str, etnen Oeditoi8
ob, b~erburtben NIT bonn 50. Grim.
6~itngsfeIt oieier 2oge. @qe 9eltt.
f6en iifo gu bieiem Sefte berSlidit
eingeIaoef. Sir Grfriianngen miro
beitenS Gsior9t. Ole Say3ntulit
nitro bon organtiierten M1tffern &C.
liejert. Der Gintritt betrdgt MIR
25 Gents pro Qeriou. Die anaeige
lit an an0erer Gtele oeS 9lattes al
fiiloen.
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Snnbert GOwbuns fiirs Scer.

Selena, Mot.. 13. NIoi. Sin.
blinoert Goipbops bnben iid bel ocr
bieiigen Hefrutierumgs. Citation gum
@intritt in Die 9unoesormee gemeI.
oct. Gin 9elegat Der Gofpbops
ipelder ben bieiteen 0ffi6ieren bas
aneebot mad]te, erfIdrte, onB 1000
Saunders innerboIb 0ebn Gage fir
Die Arntee geponncn peroen font
ten.
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M6ndl Nlaspntin rrmprbet.

Berlin, Is. 0tni. (5unfenberidt. J
Ra9 2epei6en aus OF. geters.
burg Die Der lteberieeii6en gadrid.
tendgentur itbermittelt nuroen, iii
@regorp RaSputin, Der ruiIii1e
M0nd Der einen 10 neitreidenoen
GiniluB auf ben 3aren ousiibte,
einem attentat gum 0pfer gefaaet.
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aapitan gOh.Gb Sefpriert.

&openbogen, II. Wtat. Cant
einem glrtifcl Der paieler 8eitunga
lit Der frii6are 5lotten 4ttode Der
Oeuti6en gotiAaft in 8aI1ington,
anpit1n 8op,go, nit 0enl rotten
aoleroroen Oritter 9Iaiie Oetoriert
moroen.
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@etterberiht.

Sir 9moba ufl0 llrugegeno: Ge-
genFGIle beute obeno uno pa6rldein-
lid Sonrtng. 6~orteeiest fiibl.
Sir 0e6rosfa; Gegenf1ue beltte
obeno uro fuobrideinltd Sonntog.
6ortgeiest tilbl.
6iir Soma: Hegenfdle beute
obeno uno Sonntag. 3ortgeiebt
fibl.
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9OrtnaieliIde -srnppen mentern.

Berlln, II. Wtoi. (Jltnfen0epe.
ifJe. )-Ginc Gepeide bon @ronaoa,
5panien, beidgt, OaB in 2ifIobon
cine 9eboIution mt8gebrohen lit.
IS beiBt, Dab bort liegcnoe Erup-
pen %gcnleutert uilo Die %9lrlenole Der.
brannt ba6en.
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Muterbud fir ale artcn BON Sdttl
arbeiten.

Bud gtr. i, ME urten geBeiat, emit.
bait anrueiiungen un0 panoerihOne
Sanitrotionen fir ale arten bon
6ilet S6feInrbeiten un0 @rens.
ltiden. Seoe Grou tpetteifert, oaa
9eueite in Muitert gu befonmcn
Moten Sic S6feInr6eit? Gcnoer
Gle brett fit Oieies Bud, tpeIha
bas reidhoItigite unb binigite Mn.
lterbud lit. GS erreidt cher ben
8fped, ols 9iiGer BON $3.50 Gts
lteber 200 9aiiter obgetiIOet.
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frdnsfeu fir bic @itglieoer uno Be.
rem Grelti0e auf 0as Erogramm &c.
iebt. .-
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Nans6a[terin.

Sans9Glterin. @eIudt bon
0elttidem 8ormer, bier Rcileu bon
6loreu5, nur 2 9crioneH in Oer 6a.
f8nfer 4los. I~i5nfroaen.
omaha Tribune 8. 800. 5.l6.l6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23

engaged in the same kind Of work during
III" remainder of this and most of next
N"ck-B"niamin McCuc was kicked ~
one Knee by Il horse Tuesday, but was
not SO badly injured as to prevent him
from attending to his worlt--Thc Rev.
DR.. Adams of the Hartford Theological
Seminary will conduct the services and
preach a sermon Mt the union services of
TIE Memorial BAPTIST. iIcthodiat and
congregational Churches in the Congrc-
Aational Church next Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Poarlcy Grandon went with
their children To Burlington Wednesday
afternoon and expect TO make their home
in that city.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Caucy. with their children and Mrs.
McCaulcys mother, have moved to liud-
son Falls. y. Y, where Mr.. McCaulcY
has postiou.--'rhc Junior Auxiliary of
st stephens Episcopal church will meet
at tn, home of Mrs. O. -. Chilson Friday
afternoon at three o'clock 49, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Murdoch have moved from tho
Brown house on Seymour street 10 the
Spycrs house on South Main street. re-
Gently vacated by MIR. aud Mrs Easton.
William Sage at hia homo i'm Eeaoon,
y " at the ago of 70 years. VI" had
loru i'm i'll health for some time with n
complication of trouble. Mr. sag and
his family have for n nunhcr Of years
spent norton of the summer at the
Addison House in this village and he has
host Of friends here who viii regret
his sudden end
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23
MONKTON.

u. f. Mcech. representative elect, gave
a reception and supper to about TO Of
his friends ana supporters Wednesday
evening. Visitors were present from
Nergcnucs Hinesburg, Charlotte, Addi-
son and New Haven. Ncad's orchestra
furnished musiC-A daughter was born
sunday to Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Shepard.
Mrs. Fred MctntcC was in burlington
Monday Mrs. Frank Jameson Of Essex
Center returned Monday after srending
q few days with her brothers. Frank and
Fred RaWsou.
\ daughter was born recently To Mr..
and Mrs. Edward shepard --Myrlc Meech
is in burlington for fnw ddyS.-E. II.
Palmer has sold his tenement house.
known AS the Collins place to Charl"s
Williams of 'crrsburg. Mrs lickucV Of
Niddlehuiy is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Henry Brunch. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Gee
and son, Kenneth We're sunday guests Of
Mrs. Gees sister, Mrs Albert Brown of
Bristol.--W. G. pupahue and Charles
shepard were in Essex sunday.