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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-02

STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS
"Femenina" is the wonder worker for all
female disorders. Price 8Ioo and soc. Adv.
South Africa's diamond industry is
to be revived.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
Der 0fEerreidjifdjc 2Seri6t.

Stcaungcn in Dem }lbltbnitt iiiOlin
bon Dpern nit griola @as pcrpauOt.
glnBer ocn iiblidcu gIrtincric.
Tuollcii 1T BON Scr gan5en 5ront
Sront nihts 5u 6erihien.1
Der itolicniIhe 9erih t.
Monb ID. 9lopcnbrr. Ger ito-
licniltbe @cuerolitab BAT bette giah-
mittng Dpn foI9cnocn an1ilicbcn @cs
rfr1t bctaltnt ocgeben:
oSrentinos6ront, SSl ser @c.
geno 5wiiben &ouarin mo Dem
EerroGnolosE6ale ipnrbc cine lmge.
ipobnIihc 9cweaimg bon fciuoliden
Trlppal im0 SronSporici bcoba1.
tct.
Sn Der @e9eio 0es gllttco. C6aIes
nn0 nuf ocni Naturalization na6 as
2lrtillcrie.Eucllc uno Sr6oriuiibcT
5milden GrflmormgS.9( .9(btDeilnaen.
Snliide 6ront, gSir baben Sen
Niigcl 300 bcicitigt, uebqn iuclhcul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

Gin ouocres iehS5oaiges Geihue
rntocdt luliroe, onS pom ,Senoc i'm
Stib gclaiicn uorocn mar. Sytt 2auic
tlcincr Slifanterica@eie1te ficlen iins
imgcfdbr 20 @einueene IN Die
&on0e"
&nflen gebcn &er-lilIi poi
Stcllun9ct 3ii
Reters b urp, pio 2oi0on, IL.
9lopcmber. Starfc ocatlh.oiter.
reifilde Eruppeunioiieu BADEN sic
rltiiiidlen Stelluueen III scr @egcno
oeS 5lulics Stofboo III @oIpnieu All.
geariften mo mebrerc niliiine56iit-
5cngroben crobert. CieS miro IN Sem
oiii5icllcn 9eridt eeuieloet, ser 6entc
9iudmittag bonn uliiiiHen &riegSbii.
rean ausaegeben iuilrOe.
9tabltebeno scr pollc gSortlout scr
getanutmobune
a,Si Ser @egeuo bon 9ipnico0olha
mo 5OilteNtiti bot set Icino nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
slni Nehcn0argii9er 0rant am oitnspat.
6iieaer bOmbarOiren PoSua.
ceFerrcibiiAc
aseridt oes Sent[deM eeneraraa6s.

Serlia ~ @Oumbcr - Nnf scr 5ommr.Omt bat cine
s@ Ou gct soIgSOiIc accrn A6cHO bcsOnncn SaS
Gngen III md i'm WOH9e.
Nuf cAfrunt Oic 9ncn seern wtcrc snoic
bic SntdSidi&en ScDnuam 6InNc &aruDnon iHSS
lid MN 2cmbero, bic ober ubnc AnsnG6mc rbiAlnscn
3n Spbcnbhraen inS dar Sample I'M @ansc Adt rnmdndc
Sor6c n0rSid Si54af murSn grm Scn tentonden
Sppn ;tridacmen Oie Nnnocrt @ngen man unD
mcbrercn &nnieu goOen geoonnrn
snf mucOOuidcn 6rUnt nO bde mO frun5Sdc ausrfc
am SlnTe Gerna acIdcitcrt
1ies O in Dem amtIden t aemcIOct Der 6cuc @admitua
ntcn brrcn SccreSla onsscgn wnrbc nuO uscnScr
mOhcn lOn
@rfli6eraricgsfdanp1a
ogln BEN aSrOIidrn rr Der somm na6m caS Nrtilc6tncr
3cucia eincn Ic6r iutenliOm Character
Nein Anb bceaHn Der &i ben |ca @n
h-Gailiic 6crcibein nOdb Hid CuidJicSeu.
5a pOn Der Spmmc wnrSe ons Nrierc0ner IN Scr NadOnr
a lebGasr Nuf beOeu Secn bucunrt
Gat Sos Scncr m rrc bic Gnudnne eiucS SnefS bc6nS
Der Scn 6cnOc purdcrcitet worOcn
GcFIidcr s. AricBsldnMplat.
gnf ocm EiMier Ocs SmHeS @aagnO InSued oparnSs
nole dns cn ernntr rnHder Nnsr aesn ole rd oOn nns
crubertcn Gteanngcu flGgid b
n Dem aSl@n E4cc Der bualOccn aarpn DnrOe BIC are
rdc SbGgteit ueoer angenpmmcH @ fam &Gmpfn bic
fhr gInti9cn Nnsaaua na0mcn.
@aIfons sGric8Sf@nnplub
shf Nubarsdru cairunt aben Scatiac srnppa nrSd
Citu uR fnSldc @urSNe 5nrdacwien MnuGndc sn
aiic Sers Srnn nnO Scrac 5aic nseu m nno nOcrc
sncFraic Uu9mn me9rerS ienSlid snasn On Oeiu cpaO
eIep adtbn Gferc ols 1900 lNnm nhlhd
Der cn bcren goo ais @auaenc ~ O 3dnSr Mud Crdruetn
wir icGrn
Nm Der GrsOeustrafc nuS in Der cacnS O snrSnt@oIs cbe
10 wcn Der @a OOn SrOo o6cn nncrc SorOn rppn SoSen
scupuncn.
h Oer IODrhpa hNn M pcr SnNnn nf r nnS Nces pph W
ocnnHg SnactrngCn.
MaccSonidc SrUnf IN Ocm pctdca S6le OeS Gerno 9Sno
nohd MUunhr) ba6en bcndc nnerdc Srnppn wudse
icrbiide mO irnn5Ofidc %orItShc 3nradacidnecn,
n Der NGr rOm %G III bcn prscihcNcnen inSidn gbtbc
lnnocn aclnnscn, Gin mrnia upr5nornsru@ s@
Der Oaerrei6i(Gc 2Seri6t
gsicn uia epnSpn 12 @oucmbcr Die Ont a6nb bum liter.
dnnsorien Gencratn6 eroeRc nmte @ibIung
gcuoen gSortlant.
g7taendc Dir ulgcmciuc siaiiuu lit nuucraanOcr n
Canning Nadt bn6n errcic SceplGne S SaSt &ahna 2
in %encSs angesrif nnG dm SOmbn bea6suurcn Sic
rcn mchrcrc bircfc Srcr; 0oS mlrc NGnpqnnrt cbn0r
S0S gnn6O GcbGuDe nnO Die Snfnncrieacrnn mnrSn baos
n ben aancn muS in Der G 6ru c an cine Sian5
% Niecn iidtbar
Srpb o ngGnign @etcrS trut bscr ScdichnNg cinS
Ocr fcnHldcn Wnt rn Sng5cn9 ac nnDcrieBr rd"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
g9n Der WftnIlut.
@umdasn anf iie6enbiirs
glider syrunt.
SemtiNsDite Diterreid5iitbe 9lms
griffe abgeidjlaBem.

Die rnmdniiden Gruppeu idreiten
ouf Scr son8cn 5ront BON
@rancca bis SInnic Sum @or-
ItoB. 9ie s[rnee Oes 5eIomor-
ibaHs bon @lndcnlen in Der 90.
bruoida onsebliA ipeiter in iiio.
Iider 9fibhrng siiriidaeOrauet.
Sn Siu+Ebolc mubten Sic
Strndnen 3uriidiueicben.
@nforeit, nia 2onSon ~. 9ioo.
Gle Hlmdnen 6oben aili cinem
aroBeu EbeiIe scr iiebenbiirgiihen
6rout sic Gffeniipc crariifen, uad-
Dem iie ipieoerboItc oiierreidiidsoeuts
ide 9lngriffe nbgeihlagen botten
Su ser Tobrlloiha lit oie glrmes
0eS GeIOmoridonS BON @ladeiiien
meitcr lii iii6lidcr &idtung 5uriid.
getrieben ipor0en.
Gies miro IN 0cm nnditeDenOen
offijicIen 8cridt aelneIOct, Der beute
9tahmittog bonl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gireoll olisgegeben iuiroe.
1gtorolihe iluo nor0iuelilitbe 5ront
Sm Trotis I6oIe boben utticrc
Sruppcu eiuen 9Ingrifi uiternom-
men. Sic bdbeu oci 9era 9llunis,
oft ailpmeterm nor6IidS BON @oi,
ala, itn0 sen Berg EreoteicIe, z Glei.
len nor0lib bon 9leos, beiebt. Sni
ll5uI Ebale bat itniere 9lrtillcrie 0ie
llSpolgus6abrif scrit6rt
Ger Ieino ridtctc. adjt 9lngriiie
oegen unierc Stetlnnaen III Scr Gi6.
tlutg 0es oBipielS bon Gcruicn, 5rui.
ihen Sfonie mo Sih5, Die idmmt.
lidb bon uiieren 5treitfrditen 3ltriid
| 9eldIogeit pur0Cn.
gSir ergrifien oornoH auf ser
oan5en sSront bon @rancea bis uady
alnnic oic 2FfcuIipc. @ir beiebten
Sic 2upced rro Sic Gotoroarto.
So6c.
Slu 9l5eI Gbole eroiiltete Der
6einO auf Dem rehten 6liieeI OcS
6luiieS Inn 6 llbr 9l6enoS eineu MI.
griii g1ad 5meiiiiinoigen admpfcn
wuroe CT 5uriidgeporien.
@ci Gable @uei Grotocca uu09Sre.
ocluS fam eS 81 &atrouiIIen Ge,
ieGten. SIN &robooo G0ole Icgte
sic feinoIibc g[rtiileric Iebbofte cha.
tisfeit al ben Eog. Sn Der glid-
tling bon 2ereltiS un0 Gan0eiti 0au.
crn oie &1mpfc iort.
Snl gllt Ebole MAIDEN mir dui
I ocm Iiufen llicr ocs Shllies Itetiar
,SortIhritte, 9(uf Dem rehfcn llfer
nieruabm Der 6einO riuen iuiintit
Gen SoritoB
SIN Sinl Ebolc gelaug eS Dem
5cin0e, ourd) cincn itarfen 9Ingriii
Iimicre Erllppcn Gill ipciig in IiioIi'
der 9iidtlns 5lIriideSnireibcn
3n ocr ginhboridait bon Griopc
cnhpideIten iid) beTti0e @eiehte. ghrI
! ser Iii0lid,cn Conan SSront muI
oaS NlrtiIIerie 6erer iebr inten
iip.
Syli Der Go6ru6iba linO wir ipcltel
uorgeortugcu, Sair babcn ictt oiC
Sopnl aararoiui Sinie crreidt
no mir unecl0br 100 @eiangenI
! lmodten.r
| EcterSbnrg iiber 8alfan
&dmpfe
EeterSbura, pin 2onooR ~
9lopember Gns ruiiiihe 9riesS
biirealt fiinoiet an ooB Die riiiiiIdef
Imppcn III Siebenbiirgeil 5lpet iira
ieaiidl ipihtigc Nobeu iioIid pof
9llmoSne5o. IS @ieilen IiiooiliG pct
/ Gorua @atra cirgenoinulen boben
Sli 6er lpbri0ida mahcn Ole rni
iIdcn Ernppcn anaeblidl iueitcrt
| 5ortidritte.
1 Ger gcrid)t Iaitef:
vStoIid Der 1orud @otro in SCI
cincnt beftieen 9omboroeucnt tit
| lcre 1Hiitener1bcu NIT Itorfcnt gluf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

2onOon ipri6t bon rrfoIgrei.
der @erpenolm9 bon @os.
9Sori $, pia 2pn0on II. Iop.
Sic bclttc 9fbeno pom iraBoiiihelt
Slricgsbireau ouS9ege6enc oiii5ielIe
@Gttbeiliug bat iolgen0en @ortlout:
y9}oroIitD Ser Somme baben mir
sic ginnnbme BON SoiIlticl uollen.
oct; mir uabnenlnittelit @anogrono.
ten-glngrificn ciiligc @ruppcn bon
Sdliernin oeln oitliHcn G6cile 0es
TorfeS, mo oeiitihc 9lbtbeilingen
nod itonObieltcn!
Gos 9au5e Gori 6ciinoet iid jebt
in inherent @eIib.
Sic Gerhlltc Der GeiitlDen in oie-
lem 9lingeu limo nageoelltet Orrd ole
3obl Ser 2eirben ocilti6cr 5oloatcn.
sic ocn erobcrten @ooen 6cOedcu.
@ir no6uen ieben Sfii5ierc mo
220 Nlonn ~ idmmtliC6 inUeruunOct
gcIonacu uno erbeiiteten abt Wla.
idincngeuebrc
9hlf oem 9lelt ser 5Sront CAB eS MIR
9lrtillerieglfiionen.
Sloiutant 9onnciop bat am 4. 9}os
uembcr ieinen iiiititcn Ocltidben 9leros
plan beruntcrge6oIt@
Ger tron50iiide @erib t..
carts, II. 9lopcnber, bio Con.
oon. Gas ariessont meloct, bic
6ron8oien b6ttcn in Ger S6lodt bic
mcbrerc Gage nnt ocn @eiib bon
Soil(p 5aiIliicl ongebolten botte,
imcitcres @elGnOe erobert. Ser Be-
fAt lolItct.
ugioroliCb Der Soninie mahten mir
n6r6litb bon SoillDsSnilliiel pie
oub i'm 6itIidclt &beiIc oeS Srtes
6ortibritt. Ser 5einO beid6oB oen
gclomuten 0iltrift NIT Seftigfeit.
SiioIirb ser Somnje lnternobmen
Oie 0euticben nod lebboiter 9eihic-
Bung eincn slneriff dlf lniere liiO-
oltlih BON @crnD gelegenen Grdben
Ser 9(nsriif brocb unteu itnlercm
6eucr 5uionmen. Sein0lihen 4Su'
trohil(en eelong es, in eiiugen I'M.
ierer @r66cu SUB 6it faiien iir piir.
0cu ober lofort oltrh eincn lebboftcn
@eeenongriff wie6er binmis octpor.
fen SSir bietter imierc Stelhiuaen.
Scr g(rtiacriefaupi ipar oie0on6e
giodt bin0urh i'm 9(bloinconrt. lino
Gommccoirt 9(6ihnitt brionocrs bef.
tig. Gin BON ums ousqefiibrter
llc6crion oilf Cr16cn 9[rmoncouri
gcoeniiber oclcocn wor pollitdnOio
5uIrie6cnitcllcno.
glni iibrigen EbeiIe Ser Sront fonG
grtiIlerie Ebdtigfcit nit tbeinpeiiel
llnterbreblno itott. GicieIbc pol
beionoerS i'm 5unIiilsBoloe, om rcd
ten llier ocr Wtailc. beftig.
Geltert idloB 2ientenont @enr
tam ieinen 3polfteu Sleroplon ob
! 0erielbr, iiel IN Slnmmen eebilat
weItliM bon snilp Soil(iIcl nicoer
Is fonntc fcit9eYtcat wcrocn oaI
Glicgcr 0onlin om SSreitoe oItlid
BON Eeronnc lcine neimte @inidin
! sur Strede brutlte."
IaS gtencitc polt Ocr @ri
tenfront.
9onbpn i2. 9iouember. ca.
6eilte 9lbeuN bonn britiibcu 9lrmcc
0ailptQiortier erlnllcue oifijiea
Bulletin lagt 6olpcnocS
Sic fciiiolihe 9lrtillerie bot lu16
reno ocS beuti9en 8o9es 5ienli6 be
oelitcuoc 9lftioitat on ocn 8oe pclcgi
bcIonocrS iit scr 9iah6arihoit Dol
0csbocuis imo Goucoiirt 9'9lbbaNc.
Sim iriibeu W}orgeit imO ON 9iod,
lnlttog boben mir 9cgci oic Icino
lidben SduBenerdbeu norOlid bon
9lucrc NIT @riolg Sos otsltromel
luiien.
Sin llcbrigell lit lidtS bon @eoen
hmg 5i uermrlOeu@
9ritiider EogcSbericb t.,
2onOop AZ. 9iopember. Te
beutr 9}obniittag BON britiideu MI
Observation-Disclosures per0fientlicbte pi
ii5ielle 9eriht neIoet:
ag2ir boben geiiern 9tndt bel M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

cinrnr beftigen 8omboroemcnt tit.
Icre 5diitcngr6bcu NIT ltorfcm ghtf,
ecbct bon Eulppeumnilen olecarif.
fem gtom ciper bhitiacn Shlaht,
mclhc bis III Die 9(benOihnnocn bin.
ein tobte gelong es Dem 6einoc. iii
nen Sbeil iiuierer Dalb Seritortct
@rdbcn ein5incbnen.
Sluf Dem SleIt Der 8ront aab eS
NrtiIlerie lucIlc. llnIcre 9luffla.
inS.slbtbeiIingcn imtcrnobntcrl crs
folereihe StreifSiiec.
Sliif Der aoufains. Sront bat lidl
Die dIlgeuieine SitlIotion nidt mc.
ieiitlib perdnbcrt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
9as gauge gGrf.
saiaiiel jctt in 5rau-
SOicnbiNNen.
Go iuel6et Sas frnn5OiiI1e e
Srtegs6nream.

bic Iettcu Sauier I'M oitIidcn E1eil
ocs 9orfes IN bIitigeu aoutpfe
nit @nnNeranotcn bon oen iran.
5oiiiden Eruppeu senommcn.
Gie @erlultc Der 0eltit6cu IN oie'
icn aalrpfcn anoeblicb beoeutcno.
2ouOon ipridt bon rrfolorei.
hrr 9SprnenAuua nm SnS
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
judge COCHRAN IMPANELS JURY,

Judge Cochran impaneled jury in
the United States Court, Covington,
Monday afternoon. The court in
structed the Jury to investigate al
legged violations of revenue laws. the
anti-narcotic laws. defrauding of mails
and liquor laws. Judge Cochran call
ed the attention of the jury TO recent
laws enacted by Congress with ref
erence to the assessment of licenses.
The following jurors were sworn: w.
II. Harrison. Fleming county. fore
man; b. f. Hand, Morgan; ROlla Cal
lis, Bedford; John Grant, Maysville;
j. b. Berkshire, Petersburg; Henry
w. Jenisch, Covington; William Jack
son, Bedford; Nathan Power. Flem-
ingsburg; Boone Ingles, Carlisle; p. L
Brooks, Falmouth; Robert Riggell
Coldspring; Il. NJ. Fields. Falmouth;
W W. Bond, New Liberty; W. s,
Lyle. Bradford Charles Alder, New
port Henry Reed, Carlisle; Louis Lit
trell, Worthwhile; Robert ]. Bissett
Maysville
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
CAPTAIN JAMES DRENNEN.

Captain James Drennen, one of the
oldest and most highly respected resi-
dents of Aberdeen, passed away We'd
nesday morning at 4:45 o'clock
Mr.. Bremen was born in County
Antrim, ireland, July 26. 1882, coming
to this country when quite young.
Captain Bremen saw active service
in the Civil war, being captain of the
Seventh Regiment of Ohio Volunteers
Shortly after the close of the war the
Captain took the position of engineer
with the James II. Hall Plow Com
pany, which he held for over forty
years. resigning some ten or twelve
years ago on accountof i'll health.
About two years ago the Captain re-
ceived sever fall, from the effects
of which he never fully recovered.
Surviving him are one son, Mr.
John Drennen. and one step-daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Anderson, both of
whom we're AT his bedside.
Funeral Friday afternoon at
O'Clock under the auspices of the
Masonic order Of which he was an
honorcd member, Burial in Charter
Oak cemetery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
BIG REVIVAL MEETING.

In Germantown, KY, there will be
a basket meeting in connection with
the big revival meeting at the NJ. +
church, Germantown, Sunday, April
e. tho service to begin at a. m. ana
continue all day. Rev. S. c. Crutcher,
who has been laboring in revival
meetings in Alliance, Oberlin, Salem,
o., Buffalo and Rochester, n. Y, has
returned to the state and is now en-
gagged in meetings, assisted by Rev.
e Cross and wife, and Rev. Louis
Robertson. Maysville citizens will re-
member the big tent meeting conduct
ed by those colored evangelists last
year. and of these large attendances
and of the many souls saved. On De-
cember 4, 1915, Mrs. Cross had a
light stroke of paralysis on one side
and was near death three or four
times, but through prayer and skillful
help from tow doctors, Berdick of
TollesborO and Patton of this city,
she is nicely on the mend and will
likely take part in the meetings
next Sunday II is expected that peo-
pie from Tollesboro, Orangeburg
Maysville. Augusta. Washington and
other places will attend Those com
ing from Maysville, if the bus load
is made up, will have a bus to pick
them up at a. m. at the bus stand,
Second and Sutton streets, Sunday
The same bus will will return to
Maysville after service at night. All
who expect to go from Maysville
please call Mr. Burl Bass, German
town, in order 20 know the number
OF persons to come, The round trip
charge is 81.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
FIRST DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION
HEARTBURN, OR GAS ON
STOMACH.

The question as to how long you
are going TO continue a sufferer from
indigestion, dyspepsia or out-of-order
stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking Tonoline Tabs
People with weak stomachs should
take Tonoline Tablets occasionally
and there will be no more indiges-
tion, no feeling like lump of lead in
the stomach, no heartburn, sour ris.
lngs, gas on stomach, or belching OF
undigested food, headaches, dizziness
or sick stomach; and besides, what
you cat will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors. Al
these symptoms resulting from 9
sour, out-of-order stomach and dys-
pepsia are generally relieved five min.
yates after taking Tonoline Tablets.
Go to your druggist and get a 81
box of Tonoline Tablets and you will
always go to the table with a hearty
appetite, and what you eat will taste
good, because your stomach and intes
tines will be clean and fresh, and yoI
will know there are not going to bt
any more bad nights and miserable
days for you. Tonoline Tabs fresher
you and make you feel like life il
worth living.
For sale by J. Jas. Wood & Son.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
CITY MISSION REPORT.

The statistical report of rhe City
Mission for the month of March is as
follows:
There we're forty-nine families
dealt with during the month. twenty
new and twenty-nine continued. One
hundred and eighty-six visits were
made to and in behalf of these families
and forty-three investigations, 1l2 re.
visits and thirty-one collateral calls
One hundred and four applicants were
interviewed in the office.
Material Relief Given-Garn,cnts
given sixty-fye times, groceries ;hir.
teen times, coal six times, old shoes
eighteen pairs; new shoes, two pair
bedding given three times.
Relief From Other Sources
given by County Judge two times
business firm paid rent for family
two times, rent, coal and provisions
secured for one family from rela.
tive, moving and transportation given
by the Mayor to one family.
Homeless Men-Eight homeless men
applied for relief; lodging given one
man. breakfast given three mon, med
ical aid secured for one man, two
meals given man and woman.
Educational Department Night
school held OH Monday and Thursday
nights. Industrial school held on Sat
urday from to 4:30 p. m.
Welfare Department-Girls Clut
meeting will be held on Monday night
from 7:9O to $50. Boys Club on Fri.
day night from to 9.
Religious Services-Bible school or
Sunday from 2:3O to $3.50 p. m;
preaching on Tuesday night at 7:S(
by one of tho local ministers.
The Mission Home is open at al
times for the public to use for socia
gatherings, church societies, reading
and rest rooms.
CORA A. PEDDICORD, Supt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
VIOLIN 100 YEARS OLD.
Winchester Democrat.)


Probably one of the Oldest and rarest
violins in this state, and doubtless in
the country, is a Stradivarius owned
by Mrs. James Mason of Grassy Lick
Montgomery county. The violin is 4OO
years old and is highly priced by Mrs
Mason, who has owned the instrument
many years. She has had many OPP
portunities to sell the instrument for
high prices, but has refused every Of
fer. The violin is in good condition
and possesses a sweet tone. On its
back is the inlaid picture of a city, SC
arranged that the natural hue of the
wood forms the picture as well as
one of an ancient violin and bow. Al
the end of the neck of the violin is
the carved head of an Italian. With
in the body of the instrument is in
scribed ammo 1916" and around the
side is the following Italian quota
ton: viva fvi ivi Sylvus, Dec vi
mort va duice." When translated the
quotation reads: when living
lived in the woods, when dead | be-
came a sweet sound of God" Then
old violin was purchased in the city
of Philadelphia many years ago and
VISA originally owned by a family OF
musicians.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
CITY BOYS MAKE BEST SEA SOL
DIERS.

Philadelphia, April 3.-Recruits
from the large cities make the best
sea soldiers, according to Sergeant
Walter f. Carel of the local United
States Marine Corps recruiting sta
ton
Il am perfectly willing to concede
that love for country has a larger
meaning in the rural community than
in the large city--that the rural youth
is a better physical specimen and is
more patriotic than the city fellow, but
the recruit from the large town is
keener, wider awake, and will more
readily adapt himself to conditions as
he finds them. Therefore he makes
the best Enthusiastically in action.
Sergeant Carel has had years Of ex'
perience In marine corps recruiting
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06

New York SUM

Somd day,
Tho Germans will sink another ship
with americans on Il,
And the Americans will be drowned.
And Woodrow Wilson, the Great
Procrastinator,
VIII attempt for the twentith time
To uphold the Rights Of American
Citizens
Whatever the cost
BY writing TO Berlin and saying in
Brutal Words that Tho Act Must BE
Explained.
Meanwhile the American People,
Who are precisely the same as any
Other people on the face of the earth,
Being brave, timid, avaricious,
Generous, kindly, fierce, tolerant,
Pig-headed, revengeful and forgiving,
will respond
To a perfectly human impulse and
Kirk the nearest German Citizen in
The Shins.
Then there will be war, and
Many innocent and valuable persons
will be
Killed, some in battle and some in
Volunteer camps, where the plumbing
Is bad. And there will not be
Enough guns for the volunteers that
Mr.. Bryan will raise
Between Breakfast and tiffin,
Nor officers to tell the volunteers
which end of the gun
Should be presented toward the enemy
And Congress, which may always be
counted upon to do
The Right thing at the Wrong time,
VIII pass laws creating a nice, new
standing army
To replace the one that has been lost
trying to defend Brooklyn, L. l
And we will be true to our traditions
And blunder along from bad to worse
until the Enemy
States the terms of humiliation and
the
Ransom is paid.
But will Congress suffer?
No, No! Congress will be sitting upon
tho peaks
OF the Rocky Mountains, talking pork
and Woodrow Wilson
Will live to ripe old age, and will
Always insist that he did
His Presbyterian Best
To avert War, and will wonder
vaguely
Why the people did not re-elect him
President.
And he will say to himself in the
privacy
OF his own severity upholstered Soul:
81 am a misunderstood Mani"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
CECIL IS ARRESTED
And Was Taken To COvlngtOn On
Train No. 2, &. n q, Tuesday
Afternoon.

United States Marshall r. G. Ford OF
Covington, received a long-distance
telephone message from his son, Dep
uty Marshal Ford, from Catlettsburg
advising him that he had taken into
custody Colbert Cecil, bookkeeper OF
the Catlettsburg National Bank, charg-
ed in a warrant sworn to by National
Bank Examiner Chenault of this city
with violating the federal banking
laws.
Deputy Marshal Ford arrived In
Covington with his prisoner at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, passing
through this city on G. & o. train
No. 8.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06
GREENE SUBMITS FIGURES.

Frankfort, Ky, April 4.-State Au-
ditor Green has announced the follow
ing amounts on hand in the various
funds of the state government: Gen
eral expense fund, ss76,O9O.77; schoo
fund. s66.s6i22; sinking fund, $685.
1891 SO; State University one-half cent
fund. S2.S29,4O: balance In treasury
sl.Os4.6ls.Os The outstanding war
rants against the state total sS.-
iy2.slsOs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06

A French inventors process for tele
graphing pictures uses a system o
hollows and reliefs. the passage of tn
stylus over which determines the In
tensity OF the current transmitted.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-06

The give warning to the presence
OF dangerous gases In mines, a Ger
man scientist has invented a whistle
on the principle of the safety lamp that
is blown out when the gases enter il.