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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
glr6citer ncaen 3lunnaabicnit.

&ou0om 6. Gej. Gin btterc&
@ciiiDl mohie iit6 untcr oen Gclega.
len 6u Ocr ouItroIiidcu 5ipii6enltoot.
li@eu 9lr6citcr.Gouicrcnj 9eacn ocn
3uongSOicnit 6cuertbor, mic cine
Hcuters Ncpeihc ais @icl6ournc be-
rid)tct Senator 2pudl mo @r. Nur.
deli, Gin @litgIieO ocS @cprdicutuu.
tcn1oticS, @eItaniirolii6c GcIeeo.
ten uclhc icb 5i 05unIten ocs
3iunngsOieultcS ollS6riidteu nurOen
obaeiett. Gie GonicrcB 6citiumtc
0IeidioIIs, ans Scr ouitroIiiben 9(r.
bcitcr.9ewe9rng oac Ylm0cSmiieIic
ocr dliS5llidllicBcn ole Sen 3woigS,
Oicnit iulteriiijtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
9cs @iOrScS im 5luciteH UrnSc
idlul0id.

86ompion sails, @lout, 6.
Tcj. r. Gie 3eihngS.9c .9crihtcriioite-
rim GOitb GoIbU murOc 6eutc ScS
@lorOeS I'M 5iueitcn @roOc III ser Gr.
id)iebng oeS ". 6. S6omoS, ciuem
@oIititcr, itbul0ia bciluOen. Sic
Stroie lit non 10 bis 12 Sabre 3u9t
bans.
Sri GoI6D, pcIde Al Sabre oIt it,
crihoB TbomaS am 2S. September,
no6ocm tic Ebomos duf scr StroBc
getroiien bottc, uuo ocricIbe cine OIL.
gebIirbe @cIeioierng, Die or ibr sugc-
iii9t bobcn ioIl nidt 5lriidno6m.
Sri. GoIbp ingte ans, OoB EbomoS
lie einc v9iotbc 9iht.Ecriou@ geuamnt
babe, ais CT tic bot, cine ion betrci.
fcnoc 9lahriht nidt 81 per0iicntli-
den. mos iidl Sri. @ol6p nbcr lpeigcr-
tc, 5u tblm. Ger 9Piton0cfloatc Scr
onSgcber Der 3cihng, SoGu 6. W1o-
nire imO ser Gerlcgcr gtinSluort6, scr
aIci6ioIlS ner9oiiet NOR. iolIen Sri.
GoIbD gcrotbcn 6obcL Sbomos sur
Nbbittc 81 3uinoen @}ouirc mnroc
ircigelproheu. Ooh i6ipe6t scr SAT-
OeS gIinsmort0 nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Golimbus, g.. 6. Gcj. Ter
SiootS Setrctdr Charles 9. SiIOc.
brout bat cine itnotSpcitc llutcrii.
hmg ii6cr sic acknowledgement OcS
&ubIibwinoclS in scr letter S6ic.
@obl an9corOnct. Eic @ci6ulOigm.
gcn mroeu bon Dem repn6lifoni.
idlen StnotS-Goniiie cr6o6cn. 9fQc
@o6ljcltel, melbe morgcn ocrni6tct
mcrhen inllten, nliiiicn Oobcr olif6e.
luobrt luer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Cs6orn's g2ad,foloer.

SIl6ann q. 9y 6. Gc3. Fl Eic
Grncmlng pon SSiaiom S. @lcucr,
iiir II Satire @orOcin OcS 9unocS.
3uGt6aicS in 9lilonin. 60. als
SSorOcin Ocs Sing Sing 3n6ibouic5
lpuroc Pcntc onrd sen Slipcriutcu.
ocntcn Der StootS.Gci0noniiic, SoS.
Garter. bctoint scNc6cn. Sr. Wlepcr
perfiigt ii6cr cine grobc GriaGrlm9
mo accignctc 9cbonohno Scr
Str6ilin0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

&io sc Soreiro, 6. Gcj. Scit
cini0cn @ohei Miro cinc ouS9c6cbn.
tc E0dtigfeit orf Sen bier licgcnOei
oeutl6en Sdjiiieu benerft, lpie OaS
~Sornol" mittbeIt Ginige oicicr
SHiiic 6oben &ropiant mo ao6lcn
iibcrnommen, mo on0cre rciniecu
i1rc EedS. Sos oSornal~ lit Der
9Iniid)t, OoB iid sic SGiifc fiir eine
6eimIidc ghuSio6rt porbcrcitcn mi
ciner Meaniiition NJ entachcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
@rnnSitiids.llehcrtrnnnnnen

Nioric &. Shnnjc ou @eor0c g.
Sdan6c unO 6raL Siiooiiieitc ser
@onmoD, ua6c @orncriiroBc, I bci
i20 6nB @rlwo3inS $45.50, 50.
Geo. 9. Shon5c an @loric e.
Shm5e SiiOoitieitc @ompau, uobc
&orneritroBc. fl 6ei t2O 6ltB, ojr5.
$3.50. So.
G6riitiou 5. ScrolO ,mO 6rou an
lSreO " 9ruic unO 6rou SHoieitc
SeiierionA nobc GoitIeitroBr. 10 bel
80 6uB. @rimO5inS SIPS, S..
SranciS 6. gelucG, Srlitec, an
Samilton 9lporteneut 60, @eitcde
6orelt @orf glbemie m6 6jrantlcp.
Strobc, $i0,222.50.
Gleanor Smith al Sronf u. aeI.
Ieubergcr mO 6rau 9loroieitc Der
Ha1uer Slpemic, nabe 6lorenccitry
i25 bei If 6iB, @roj. $50, So.
Catherine 9r6nel mn @attc an
So6n @eorge 9omp, g9citieitc OcS
9rooomop, nobe 9lIiceonnoitroBe, 20
bel 1870 SUB, @rulO5inS $685. So.
6roncisfa UprOn ot s(ntonina
@5erpinsfp, perionliHeS imoSrnO.
eieent6imu S..
Sohu Hbilip NiIl oil 8hilip Der
man. Siioweitede Sanoper. H. Sittle
Nudhesifrobe. GjrlnD,iuS $2t S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Y New Dorf 6. Tci, = 0cr 1T
Gbico0o uerboitcte Charles $. @or,
mclhcr na@ bier 9c6radbt piroe lmS
cine 9lacbt IN oen Gom6S llntcrfimit
ianO rplroc Icnte bon Serrn SomcS
". Osborne imO icincr 0jattin ais
aud pon eOpin &ilcor ais ,,Sliuer
Osborne" crfdnni, iuelber sic Wunit
bon Sac Sdujer crlpor6en Bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

@6il 9crmou an Samuel Sicecl
lmo 6rom Siowcit @dc Souoper
un0 Sittlc SugbcsitroBc, @runojinS
$2i.75, So.
@m. z. 81. Tcib an G6orlcS q.
@oduan Or. 242lf @lcGlOcrrpItra.
&c, @rluojius $3.50 So.
G6os. 9. @admon an 99m. z.
81. Cict imo 6rou, 0lr. 2i2i, DC.
GIOcrrpitraBe, @rnnojiuS $3.50. 50.
gInuic S6opiro an @lorris @eiu.
ltcin mN 6rou gSeiiieitc Stridcr.,
nobc Nhl6crrpitr., is bel 80.
&o6erta i. Garslucn on g9n. :.
Erdtt imO 6rou, gorSwciiicitc Der
SomeS. nobc GorepitroBc, II 6ci 70
6nB, @rlnojins $40, So.
Sobu Greiicl al Sobn @ouuibal,
9loroieitc 0rleouSs, nubc Gouol Str,
II 6ci TO-
So6n Suunibol an So6n GreiicI II.
~ 9ioroiciic Orleans, no6e Gonol-
Ctr, "A Del 20.
Soro6 .. 9ioient6ol imO @ottc al
g Sorris @cnOerion, 6lS Sit.9oIti-
more.Sirobe
.. @orris @cnOerion an gl6el 90.
ientbol, 6tS Sit.9oItimorc,StroBc.
SomcS 8eeltp an Charles :. Son5.
lii mo ,Sroii, Siioieite @loi6cr Str,
na6e GuteIauo.glpe, ii 6ei 100.
Charles Z. 9(nOremS an SSoicpb N1.
6. Garter, @ciiicitc GQamont.Sr.. I
Uruuoitiid.
Scbu E. Gnior ms 5roi an 90.
pbia 3. SopfinS, 5iiooItcdc &bilo0cl.
pbio Slooo lmN GurlcD.Str.
Sinner Contraction So" an @co.
q. gIofc, 313 @bitriOge.9lpc.
Sobn 6. @oIff an Sobn @eli6,
gSeltieite GoIlinS.9Inc., no6c ClO sSrc
ocrid 9iooO, fl bel 40.
Spbn @eIi6 oil So6n 6. O9olii
@eitieitc GoIlinS-9lpc.. na6c Clo ,5rc.
ocrid 9ioao, II bci 49,
So6n Gilman ii. q. ou Syoicpb W.
9roome, 0iiieitc Sonopcr-, nabc Cid
mot-Sirv i2 bci 81.
5rcoerid Sdipeifert II. 81. al sen.
iclbeu Oiiicite @onopcr., nabc Gid
Stry 16 bci 81.
Arominta &orionS an Soicpb W.
Nroome, 3 0jrlmoitiidc.
@lorD 6. @oters on Goro Wlplon.
Der, gfcroleite @dlI6crrDs na6c &corl.
Ctr, 1876 bel Is.
So6n &. Salon mo 6roi al Gar.
rie @' Sattier intO @ottc. 1880
6rienNsblrp &locc.
r9aItimore Gjronno 9lent 60" an
Sophie Seoicrt0. 2 0jrlmoitiidc.
GicieIbe an ggucS &. Gjcorgc, il9
Snccnt 9Iacp.
gSiIion $. Garter, ST.. mo ,Srau
on D6itlc @uor. & Grnit Co., 8
tSumOitiidc.
Giciclben an 6lurcncc 81. 9Sug1, ,
WrunoItiidc.
gIl6crt 2. 9oclucuiou al glooIp6
Sociucnion glcrOpiiici!c Glitom Glacc,
nobc Yrcbtudn-Stry 20 bci 100.
sIoolpb 2ocpcuion mo ,Srou on
9baoocns 6orrcit. 9IorOoiiicitc CIT
tam EIocc, nobc %rebtnan.Str., 20
bel 100.
GouarO SEQ @loron an gSilliom
$. Sherman mO SSroit SiiOieitc
SombarO.. nobc @arfirsStr., IS bci
1928.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Soncu 500 81, s(6fall, minScrpcr.
t5ieer bis mittcImdBiocr, SER;
Seconds, outer bis fcincr, SIS 20;
oIrinobIditcr, rcne Grutc, Sis;
@oD Eobof, iiuc curcO, IS 90; llp.
pcr Gonntp, air.cureO, $s ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Scbt siueiter Gre. QorS

SouOon. 6. Gcj. - 9lonlirol Cir
Cecil 9urucb, lueIhcr iuter glOnlirol
Sellicoe lin Gonlnouoo scr oroBcn
6lottc itanO, puroe 5lm 5pcitcn Gee.
&orO scr 9Iomiralit1t ernolllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

&cine llnreeelmdBig feit.
II &atcr ygSie fonneu Sic meincnt
So6n ms 3cugniB idreiben:o SdnI.
oelnh imregelmdBial" Sebrer;
pGr icblt ood icoe SSoGc 5luei "a.
gel" r. &oter; y9io, o6er rcaclmd'
Biel~
SmmernobcI @orpeml (jit
lelicm imgerat6enen S66nfeu) :
eS9or' mol @lorit, ib iog's Dir mic.
Der, on bit nod oas &ortol 81 mel.
nem @ialroleum."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Suttcr. 3ufnbr 81 Souncn.
Spriug @beai @ran, pro Tonne, $32
$3.50; 5!our bis g9bite NtioOIiues
(pcitlidc), $l0--4i; @ciiern NiiOO.
IinoS, $9G--97.
Sen un6 Strob. 3ufil6r
Sell 1S9 EonnelL StroD % Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Baltimore wlarfi6cridt.

@t ittm d., 6. Gc5ember 1916.
@i cbI. - 3nfuDr 2O,29G S6iIcr,
cinifIicBlid 1900 8Giicr at 2ocult
Eoint mo 1926 5Giicr gu Canton.
Gic Q,nfirunnr,, n,orc,, ~, s.,r.4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gerIanIe ani Ser IIieilaen gIItien65rie
FIRST CAM.

OV sNlptilc 'CNuiulOlC AApc NNNl. .ss l-o 1
% anibcilc Conf. GOAL COM .....liifS
1850 qnipcIe Goshen Gil COM m.... llH
$50 gIuipciIc Goshen Gil pfO...... 5ss
il5 smibciIc goSScu s Go........, i7qs
10 gmbcilc en Sorn GoaI piS.. i5',
100 slmbciIc Sontton ciI com, ,.~..~ 81
10 glnibeilc souiiou Gil com. ...... 29M
80 enibeilc oouiioa Oil pf0...... 81
SO gImbeiIc Souiion Gil pfS........ 07N
% sInbsiIe MercantiIe Sruit Co.. a26
slu6ciIc McrcanhIc Suht go. 227
o% eluibctc 9a Scr Drills CON. ..... 2oH
gnt6eHc gcnua se & B. COM. sss
10 sIui6eiIc II. 6 6io. s. csuar 60. io9},
ii7o ani9cilc "a. eeaO & Sine com. 5ls
100 snipeilc 30. eeaO 3ine COM. 5
500 emibcilc gsoplanO Gil & ej6s .
$500 Baltimore Gin 4cr. 1901 ....... i0iM
$4,000 Goni Goal Ger r...............tiO
1000 Conf cas 4Hcr. o5iz
1000 Conf 0iaS Observation-Disclosures
5000 Conf Rowcr C9soicu) ......,.. iOGa
$4,000 Conf @opcr (s,oten) ....-...i
COCO Conf goprr (Goien) ..,.... io6.s
1000 0os6cu Gil & Gas eer..,... .io59s
1000 Goshen clI s eas ecr...,.....io io5N
5000 Goshen Gil 4 cas ecr.,..~... 100
5000 Gosocn s. Co. 0cr. .......,,.i i05%
10000 eoSoen o. Gcr..........,.io
10000 clI @oru Goal 5cr...a,......i0s i0s4
5000 or Sorn Corp Ger cr.....,.....iOO
2ooo @. .. e @rceins ine....-... eN
5000 airbb eumbcr goutr Ger .......ioo
oooo @'arolauo EreSaua Ger ~....ioo
2ooo aR. & @l Suusp. Ger. ...... io9G
1000 @oriou e. H. b. scr. .........io5
1000 Sienna. ssoicr & Bower Ser. ... 90
SECOND CALL.
100 anieeile baltimore 1ruit Go....i67
40 sni6eiIc Com. GrcSit bio. CN. 2o%
10 gnibelc Conf eoal com.,.....iilH
80 enlbec Cent Coal conr. .ii9E
200 etuibcuc Conf 9opcr com. .,....les
5a5 anipciIc Cont 9opcr com. .i97is
2io auipciic Goshen Gil com....,.. i4+s
d95 stmbciIc Goshen Gil com. ....... Is
100 aHi9ciIc Goshen ell piO. O......... 5&
10 suibciic goSSeu Gil piS. ... s
200 aniUsiIe Goshen & Go.......... i7@
d5 HnibciIc GosSeu & Go~....... i75sI
40 gtuiBeilc GoSscn & Go........ ia,
10 eMtbeiIc eoSseu & Co. .....%... i7st
% sutpeiIc 0asiiou Gbcml,al Co. isa
So smibeiIc 2aeifcn GscnituI CO.. 20
80 sInibclIe SiS & 1cs. Co........ise
60 aniDeilc couitpu Gil com. ..... 29Y
smibciI Soniion Gil pfO....... es
90 aniteiIe senitou Oil piS...... 67M
50 @ni6cic Vat 8ouT of gano. i5gls
p snibciIc @enrn g. & a. CON. =. s5h
p stuioclc Rcra V. & q. com. SSH
sio @ni0ciIc ga ecao q sine COM. n. 5il
100 gHioeIc 9a eeaS s. 8inc com. 5M
10 stnibeIc MS @pS, co........ SIX
Il smibclc uiS ass co.......ss
$500 Baltimore Gits oNer. 1928. I'LL. %
5000 Conf coal Ger. cr............... .fosls
Gooo Conf Gas ilscr ...r......... as1
1900 Conf 9omcr (g,oicu) ......... .foer
5000 0onf 9ower C9'oicM ........... ioos,
5000 Conf Roiuer (goicr) r)........ .fo0x
10000 0oSccn Oil & Gas Ccr........io6
ie5oo GoSoen & Co. Scr, .ioo
2ooo cosoen 4 Go 0cr... .ioeN
5000 GH eorn Goal 5cr............ios
5000 Glf Sorn Corp osr...... 100
1000 gt eeni6, eim GO. Ger lois seN
1000 MT. 9cr. mdus Cg|oicn) -. ioo5s
0ooo uio Rps inc Icr.............. ca
1000 uio 9lps /. 4sr............ SAX
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

SfbunnenteiL bic hen ,,Gentidcn 0nrrelpun.
henten" nidlt pitniHid Dber nnrcqcImdAta Ct.
1alten, ltno nepeten, 0er Siiicc babpu per &cIes
won ebtr lMrliniM VlitibtllNng az malttA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

T6Mna @ddcrmcincr un6 Badcr.Arbclicrl
@ddcrsgIrbeiicr ulo glusbefcr pertcli Ocrs
ldna uno unenpclilih beiorgt I'M glrbeiies
gareon g. u. 67- Nhfiels @auc, tO3 gicr6.
6reSerid.sirahe. SoBu se9r SeiDaii5'sIgeni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gcrlarst i'm 9lllscmciucu.

$4,000 ncaen sidlerhCh uilo bobc 3inicu &C.
nhi &crlcibcr iunit. ipcnn CT mill 6uiclbii cis
nc 2SohnnnQ bdbcn. iQidn u0reiic 49, e. T."
s.Scutidler 6orrepunocut", 4i3 Cn.Danimnres
StrnBc. (S55-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
0IU,646 BuiheI

SlIl@el; SerionOt bon ocn GIepoto.
rem 6l,S3l 9uidel; @Iepotpren.@or.
rotb 3l9,364 @uihel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
SerIanOt-W -Wlanucr nnO auabcn.


@iuc lclMtc brittle Saiio ooer Gin frditiocr
sSlAlc. nm bic Nddcrc 81 crlcrncn NncbSu
1roqen Nr 30, siiN'CwpDo 'gucnne.
(0c36-Of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Gin iilhiipcS WldocDeN ir Qetp0bnlidlc N0i9i
nrDeit; muB ciuaS loben i5nnen, lcine gSdide
9obn SO pro geome Nan6uiraeen bci Ncrtrant,
Scmnulelluc, ode Srcoerid 9lcno, 0niOnc
piue. Gclephon $40 0nionSullc
(Sc5I-t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

y Ter. IT. 3uiilbr 99.790 9u.
ihel; SerionOt bon Oeu @Icootoren
26O,650 9uidel; @Iebotoren 9Sor.
roth 57O,646 9uIdeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gsrIuust-5ra nuS @aOdcu.


Siillc Wdohcn um in cincr SlroOhuiidhrlt
au arbciicn, Ne5ahlinp wdhrcno Der Ncbr3ell.
4latb5uirlacn bei NJ. e. Scun & Scne, 9umi
narb' NIB &nca,Girade, (Sc5Lt0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Nic gIotirnnocn morcn mic foIof:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-05

In obedience to a judgment rem
dered in the above styled court and
action at the November term 1916.
the undersigned Comm: ssioner, will
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-05
Farm and Stock News

The record that Mr.. G. B. Swine
broad of this city, who has bred
nothing but registered Jerseys for
the past ten years, has made with
famous herd, should convince the
most skeptical that it pays and pays
well to handle the pure bred stock
only, if milk and butter fat is to be
the desired results, says the Lancas-
ter Record.
From twelve registered Jersey
cows, from October 1, 1915 to Aug
ust 1, 1916, he sold $89594 worth
of cream, besides supplying his fami-
ly with milk and butter and from the
skinned milk he raised IL calves
from these cows and also 33
pigs until they reached the maxi
mum weight of 100 pounds each.
So methodical is Mr.. Swinebroad
with his work, that he keeps a daily
record of the amount of milk pro-
duced by each cow and a representa-
tive from the Agricultural College
at Lexington tests the milk for but
ter fat from each cow two days in
each months. The best cow in his
herd in the ten months made Ais
butter and four cows made 1903
pounds of butter in the ten months.
Mr.. Swinebroad recently sold a car
load of his Jersey stock, which were
shipped to parties in Georgia, con-
sisting of twenty-one Jersey cows,
and heifers, all registered, one year
ling bull and two grade heifers, for
which he received 1,940. Always ex-
ercising good judgment, Mr.. Swine
broad never sells his best, but has
kept ten of the ''tops" which are now
giving an average of thirty pounds
of milk day, three of them with
first calf, and one heifer among
them with first calf, gives as high
as 1874 pounds of milk in one day.
His entire herd now consists of his
own raising and he expects several
of them to make over 900 pounds of
butter during the next twelve months.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-05
Here, There, Everywhere

At Lexington, Tenn, thieves en-
tered the home of Mrs. Ella Head
rick and Mrs. Rebecca Boatwright,
shot and killed both women after
they struggled to keep them from
stealing box containing $4,000. The
thieves got the money and escaped.
At Darbourville Charles Randall
was sentenced to the penitentiary
life for the murder of Mrs. Bessie
Holt, who was shot through window
of her home last week. In statement
before her death Mrs. Holt said that
Randall was incensed over her re-
fusal to take an auto ride with him.
Pawning Hall, one of the boys dor
mitories of Georgetown College was
Quilted by fire Tuesday at noon. No
one was injured, although many of
the students rushed into the burning
building to save their personal be-
lOngings. $1,000 insurance was car
ried
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-05
Davis Store

Fred Nickula had a horse co fall
off of bridge on the county road
near his home and break his ieg and
had to be killed.
Through the efforts OF Mrs. VIM.
Anderson the Pine Grove church has
received a nice swinging lamp.
A. V. holland, who has been Hling
in Boyle county has moved back to
his farm here.
Henry Davis bought a combined
horse from James Smith for sos.
Henry Woods and Andy Adams
are each suffering with a bad felon
on their fingers.
Born, to Mrs. John Manuel a baby
girl, but the little one only lived a
few hours.
Ira Tucker and Robert Tucker,
who have been in Illinois for the past
eight months, are visiting the home
folks.
W. T. Tucker and family have NOV
ed back to his farm. They will re-
ceive a hearty welcome from their
host of friends.
Rev. j. Fagaley and wife, who are
in the Home Missionary work, 1e-
llvered addresses at Pine Grove chulch
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-05
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
81 Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black-Draught.

McDuFf, Val suffered for several
rcars," says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, Ct
lis place, with sick headache, ard
.Oniach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
.1cdfcCd'S Dlack-Draught, which ! did.
I'd found il TO be the best family medl-
ire fer young and old.
keep Black-Draught on hand all the
me now, and when my children feel a
lie bad, they ask me for dose, and II
2es them more good than any medicine
Aey ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
SIS il cur family, since we commenced
sing Black-Draught."
IheIf0rd's Black-Draught IS purely
sgetable, and has been found to regu-
weak stonachs, aid digestion, re-
we indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
cGGache, sick stomach, and similar
ynQ.oms.
It has been in constant Use for more
IN 10 years, and has benefited more
han q million people.
Your druggist sells ard recommends
olacH-DTaugilt. Price only 25c. Get3
A2ckage To-day. NC. I2a
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L. D. King, Heirs, Plaintiff.
vs.. Notice of Sale
L. D. King, Heirs. Defendants.
In obedience to a judgment rem
dered in the above styled court and
action at the November term 1916,
the undersigned Comm: ssioner, will
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1916
in front Of the courthouse door in
Stanford, KY, offer for sale at pub
lie Outcry to the highest and best
bidder at IL o'clock A. M, the fol-
lowing real estate:
First house and lot in More
land, Lincoln county, KY, bounded
on the north by the property of
Shelby Hubble, on the east by the
Danville and Hustonville pike; on the
south by land of McAnnelly and
Coulter; on the west by land of ].
H. Prewitt, containing two acres.
Second:- A tract of land near
Moreland in Lincoln county, KY,
bounded on north by land of Clyde
Noel and Ned Steele; on the east by
land of Asa Peyton and John Smi-
ley; on the south by a road and on
the west by land of Mrs. Baker and
George Pruitt, containing 20 acres
more or less.
The sale is for division of pro-
| ceeds among the heirs.
TERMS:-The sale will be made
on credit of six months. Bonds with
good security will BE required of
purchasers bearing six percent. in
terest from date of sale until paid,
payable to Commissioner, having the
force and effect of a judgment and
secured by lien on the land. E. D.
PENNINGTON, M. c. L. c. c. 92-3T
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last week to large crowd every
night. He handled the dew! without
gloves and left him trembling in his
b0o-s Every one that failed to hear
him missed a gospel treat.
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Probably Shaking Fists.

Whatever they may have done be-
fore the election, Colonel Roosevelt
and Prof. Taft assuredly aren't shak-
ing hands after it.-Anaconda Stan
dard.
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Jes Naturally Starve to Death

This is the first time there has ever
been chance to test the vitality of
the Republican party, and we believe
that eight years out of office will
Just kill it.-Houston Post.
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Commissioner Sale

L. D. King, Heirs, Plaintiff.
w. Notice of Sale.
L. D. King, Heirs. Defendants.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-21
The Vague Religion.


Religious in broad vague
way, although he belonged to NO
particular Demonstration, was =
Characterization included in m
obituary Of the good and generous
railroad maguate, james j. Hill.
The words arrest attention. Pos
sibly they bring q sense of com
placepcy, even of relief, to the
many intelligent thoughtful person
who rate themselves religious, who,
however, If they were called upon
to prove it to their friends or even
to themselves would be at loss TO
point out the evidences.
Vauge indeed is the religion of
the average man who prides him
self on breadth that keeps him
from identifying himself with a
particular form Of belief. Church
association is not indispensable to
Christian faith and steadtastness
of purpose to serve the Lord, but
cutting loose and going it alone re.
quires for success q strength OF
character that is given but few
men. Mr.. Hills religion was prob
ably less vague than appeared to
his biographer. A personal fact in
his life seems to explain his failure
to identify himself with a particu.
lar denomination-his wife was a
Catholic. He was not. and ap-
parently preferred for her sake not
to be allied with any particular
form Of faith or worship, since he
could not join in hers. Back Of
his church aloofness was doubtless
a sense of family loyalty. The ex-
PLANTATION removes the prop that
any may seek to find in his stand
for their own unattached abroad
religious" view. ~.
The religion that influences the
life Of the individual and works out
through him to leave its impress
upon his associates and surround.
'ings. has nothing vague about it.
However underlined it may be as to
details. it is sure and certain, quick
with the breath of life, invigorat.
ing and inspiring. And it fiuds
its surest support Ia chnrch asso-
citation. which in turn offers sure
opportunity for helpfulness.-New
Bedford Standard.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-21
Remember you get hunting and fish
,g license from Harry V. Pyle.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND
DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
7th day of August, A. d. 1916, Eva A. House,
administrative Of the estate OF Calvin House,
deceased, Thomas H. Akin, administrator Of
the estate Of Joseph c. Akin. deceased, and
Timothy T. Kelly, administrator of the estate of
Nellie M. Kelly, deceased will appear before
the Judge of the county court at the court house
In Cortez, In the ounty Of Montexuma, Colo
RADIO, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day
and present their accounts for final settlement
and pray the approval Of the same and ask to
be discharged, at which time aud place any
objections, II any there Sc.
Notice is also hereby given that application
for the determination Of heirship Of said Calvin
House, Joseph G. Akin and Nellie N. Kelly.
deceased, has been made and that the court
will on said date herein before mentioned,
at any time to which the hearing may be
continued, proceed to ascertain and determine
who are the heirs of the said Calvin House,
Joseph c. Akin and Nellie M. Kelly, de-
ceased, respectively. and as such entitled
to inherit any lands, tenemsnts, heredita-
ments or other properties, real personal
constituting all a part Of the estates of the
said decedents, respectively, and enter a
decree accordingly, at which hearing all per-
cons claiming to be heirs at law OF said-de-
cedents. respectively may appear and present
their proof
court within and for the County Of Montezuma
in the State OF Colorado, and the seal of said
court, this first day Of July, A. D. 1915.
JOHN j. DowNEy,
lsEALl Jerk.
First pub July ! I; last pub August 4, 1916.