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The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-27
DIDN'T NEED A WATCH.

Avoirdupois-Ill bet you five plunks that 1 can ron around that track in less than minute. Has any one got a stop watch?
 Wit-You don't want stop watch, Hey! Who's got calendar 7-The American Boy.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-27
THE DRY VOTE IS A
 SHOCK TO ST. LOUIS
For First Time it is Realized There That Booze Faces the End-St. Louis Papers Point Out How Nation is Going.
lFrom the Kansas City Star.l

(From the Kansas City Star.)
 The huge dry vote in Missouri, which would have wiped the saloon out of the state except for the liquor vote in St. Louis, has rudely shocked the city at the other end of the Mis- souri, Kansas City's dry vote is giving St. Louis especial concern. The business men are wondering what ef- feet the fact St. Louis prevented Mis- souri voting dry by it's liquor vote while Kansas City stood with the country sections of the state will have on the business of the two cities. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch printed wet and dry map of the United States to point out to St. Louis how the nation was going. In the Repub- | lie today the fact St. Louis must face the possibility of its huge brewerie5 being put out of business is discussed frankly.
 St. Louis Versus the State.
 The editorial, in part, says:
 What is St Louis going to do about the prohibition vote of Mis- souri, and the sentiment that lies be- hind it?
 "The time has gone by for the dis cussion of opinions and preferences; it is necessary to deal in the plainest and simplest way with facts. The most salient fact at this moment is that prohibition, and that of the most drastic kind, would be the law of Missouri today-of course, to be put into effect at future date-if it were not for the vote of the city of St. Louis. This fact will greatly surprise those citizens who have paid no at tention to the question since the strong upstate vote against prohibit tion in 1910.
 Must Fight to Hold Trade.
 "The result of the recent elections, in which six states voted dry and all Missouri except St. Louis did likewise, ought to be seriously considered by St. Louisans from two different points of view; first, from it's bearing upon St Louis relations with it's trade ter ritory; and second, from it's signili- canoe to industrial St. Louis. And there is something we ought to do, in consequence of each.
 Like all other great American cities, from New York clear to Los Angeles, the prosperity of St Louis depends in increasing degree on the personal at titude toward the city and it's hos pitality of the men and women living within 200 miles of it.
 "We have ever so many more peo ple to please than in the day when the country merchant was almost the sole visitor, and we must please them in many more ways. St. Louis has been handicapped by it's situation with re- spect to this trade. Chicago, Indian apolis and Kansas City have level and fertile plains, densely populated, com ing right up to their city limits. We do not want any more handicaps.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-27

Good bread is the staff of life, which can be made from the 20 years tested White Lily flour which w. T. Hart sold for 20 years without sin gle kick. Your orders will be filled by E. l.. Cox X Go. 9tf
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-27

Read the advertisements in today's paper.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-27

Big Ben and Baby Ben alarm clocks at Hesterly Drug Store.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
2ie Seimfebr Ser sieger,
Na6flange 5llm oeutiden Sieg on
, Sfagerraf.

almiral SSeaicoe lagte in ieiner
gotld)aft alt Sic britiIde 6lotte:
SD miini6e be1t &ommanoanten
ser @eidmaoer, ben &apitanet, Sen
|0ffi3ieren uno Mannidoften ser gro-
ben Slotte meme bodlte 9efrieOigung
|iiber sic Mrt ,1nb @eiie alts5l1oriiden,
in Ser lie I'M 2altfe Ser Seeldladt ant
Isl. Mai faitnpften -" l1nb: SD
bin %ltoloer 0enn ie, oie gbre SIT boz
ben, eine 6lotte s1 fomnanoirelt, oie
bon lolden Sffi5ieren nnb loldlen
Matraien eeletft miro"
Die eusltide MOmiralitat madt
.penige Gage, nadoem Ser obige Sob
iprld) ergal1een lit, Die Wittbeilung,
bab orei aomiralc Ger britiiden
&fflotte, ggertotL .Sl1geIfielb uno
5arsubar, ibren Mbidieo erbalten
baden lnb burd ltelt befor0erte jim
gere 4on1irale erlest morben 1tno.
@ie remit itd). bas sulanmen2 SGT
t1ta1t MN III gnglanb ood begriffen,
BOB Sic @rt nnb @eiie, mie fait Sic
geianmte &ieienflotte in ibrem eriten
groBeu 5traub NIT ser ioniel feline
rem oeatid)en abgeidnitten bot, nidt
anoers OILS eine entidieoene 9sieoer-
ilage besei6net perben fann? ginige
|3iffern mogen bas nod etnmal raber
|belel1d)ten.
|9ie ser + ii s te an
Sc fe 1tsmertb 5eb II NAL
lobieI Ell II.
9ie lteberIegenbeit ser @nalanOer
NOR in ibrer Mrtilerie nod ltarfer oils
lit Ser Sail unb 8robe ser Sdiffe:
benz bdctten norntaler @eiie ald Die
8erlulte uno 8eid,dbigunsen ser
Begtter ertipreden miiIien. Sic lteben
nber ba5lt 1T grelIitem MtiBperbalt-
nib. Siebt man. bolr SEN Sorpeboboo-
telt ltnb l3eritorern as, oeren @e-
idiisal1sriiltl1ng lnbefunnt lit uno
AUDI MIR 1nbeoeutenb ieil1 fan,t, 10
limo Die ied)s oelltiben ltntergegan-
genen Sd)iffe NIT 116, Die elf eng
liiden, nit $40 @eidiisen betpnffnet
gemelen. Sir 0ie grobe S6ladt fms
aber MIR Sic @eidiise idtperen ut,o
mittleren &alibers bis Derab sum
Is : 3entimeter NIT einem @eidoB-
gemidt bon et1ua 45 ailogramm bon
@eoentrrng. @on- oieien 5ablten sic
pernidteten oelttiden Sdiffe MIR 50,
Die engIiiden III; bicrbei id) ange=
,lommen, BOB Sic beioem 1,e.ltc1t -arell4
sec v@ieslaoen" nnb uglbina", iiber
oeren Armirltng nidts per0ffentlidt
lit, mie ale iibrigen. fleiuen &reuser
nlr nit 10-3entimeter-a ano1en ar
fmirt aparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
yoitoon.-
geridtcbc,e anfidten iber ben TT,
fprMna beS Wanene.

aonbon, bas i'm Sabre .43 nod
Gbriiti eisentli9 i'm po1en 2iate
Der Gef6idte segriinbet nurbe, unb
atpar als Nllus plautiiiS r0mi=
fder Gtottbolter bon 8ritannien
par. kitet feinen Namen bonn Sell
tif9en ab. Die 9erleitunga pnb urz
fpriinglide 8ebeutung bes ANomens
mar lanse 3eit birbur9 .eins @treit<
frase. @s ipar ftogli9, Of der Naz,
me teltiid:britiid, s. T. aItfpalifid
ober belsifd.britiid, b.. 5. hltbeutfa
tpar. Bennont, Der 9~erausseber Ell
nes Werfes siiber 2onbor, sm Relte,
glapbt, bab Der Same lohboyt ,,bie
Stabt am See" .bebeufe, sba Die
Sbemfe ebenfans bel Der Sesenpdrs
tisen Gage ber !9auptftabt einen See
bilbete.' 9pnaDin pire alfoa steih
SeezStabt. Die Nnbdnger! sber. .alts7
beutf9en 9beorie leiteten aor1bon
BON 9un<Den sleid @ebDl3D.
@tabt ab. Ser Sumonift .Grasms
beutete s.aonbpn als 2inbuss@tabt,
Elm anberer GrtlGrer iponte Ben
Namen nit 2ugbus. einem 2teltifdm
Siiriten, in @erbinbung brinsen.
Mattlqnb, Der cine @eididtes 2pnz
eons gefdrieben Bat, slaubt an bic
@leidfebuns bon Qpnbon nit Con
Gbene nnb Dun ober Don = Sii<
gel. Man6e nouten in BEN Mor=
te 2onbon bic 8eaei9nana fir
.sdiffsbusel@ obers sSussl5 unb-
i!S9iffen1s .feben. @amben leitet 2onz
bon pongj2lpng<Din b. =. @tabf
Der. @4iffe bers unb .Sliben enblid)
bro4te e. fertig, bic @mbt nit benz
ySempel Der Diana1 .(!2lan.Dien in
Be5iebung. 3u brinsen. Cine Nie=
sberlnll ung s@tabt am gain, b. +.
NIT Bdln1en gu nennen, nor in
,@nslanb baufig, 10 q, 9. sMoob=
Sotpns, 8oopfprbs, Mooblonbs.
Der Nalne bebeutet aber mobl mr.
iprinsli@ cine Geite am See, poer
an elmer 2asune. Die 5bem}e Bill
bette bier, ipie oben bemerft, in Der
Sat, cine Seebu@t nit Gbbe unb
Slut. unb bic WaHer bebedten bic
M%ieberuns, po iebt Motberbitbe,
N%etpington, Soutbpart unb Qambetb
liegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
@cbnrt clues Mlasfa-S taotdjens.

SIN ebemaIisen ntpilben Meften"
hor 8er. Staaten unb; teiltpei{e aua
it1 Itpe1tlt9en Ranaba lift 10 mandes,
dieiner5eit boffnungspelIef Stabtde,
cut :bDberes Madtsebot bent a@pbe
iherantpprtet,i unh !ebenfo md,d5es
plDBli9 ms 9afein serufen bber dis
9auptzSrt -bes Gouultps '~stfiirfflpors
ben. j. 9ie s@idiaB- Midter iparen
IN her. Reseli @iienbehnz @elenfaafs
J aenspi e5e%nrsfnpeaaiss ls;5i aipss 9
s@ntprehenbes ipitberBoA i8 did
pben in Mlasta, tpen1n aud urtlr Ell
mas. lnerf9ieben geartetert Drtliden
Nsrbaltniiien. SIN nadftebenben SAL
1ftf;es bic Regierans. ielber, ipel6e
ben Sob zines Stdpt4ens uttb,' bds
'Mufleben zines dnberer1 ,beftimmt hdt,
ppbei nod Die intere{fdntt' Vat
lahe 5uA peraeidnen lit; bab ~er1teres
nSopn" ni9t .beri9ninben, fpnbern
alsbalb eine ,inbiani1@e 8epDlterung
In bic Stabtz2eide ein5ieben pirb.
Nber amtli6 tpirb bas 5tdbtdelt nit
Dem 19Dnen Matnen Rnif i'm Muauit
bon Der 9anbfarte ge5triden.
Shpn our 3eit, als bic @rbalurra
Der nelen &esierunssbabn BON MnS
9orase aus begann, perlpr Shit. pieIe
ieiner enttdui9ten 8eppbner an
Mnhorage, unb baIb berliert es audi
ben &eit feintr Bep0lterung an bic
l1euei, RegierVnas sl@tubt 3affila,
pelde Is MeiIen tpeiter babnoufs
.ipdrts a~usgelest tpurbe. @ie Ser
Yoltmeiiter bon 8nit, g. g.. Bettz
man. nit 8etriibnis mitteilt, fdllt
I'M Muguit Der S@id{als19lag. Dos
ganb, lpel@es gum Sppnibip @afz
lila. sebnrt uno nod ni9t pergebet lit,
!tpirb in .bieifm Monnt feilseboten,
unb man ertpartet einen a~ll9emeinen
-Mrerang Der nod borbanbenen ge.
sbplternng ppn &nif. Sci tat1ddIide
um5ug ppll5iebt iib nidt auf elm
mol; ober our '3eit bes erlten @Gnee=
Gus sD1rD pom Tl11t nldtS lnebr
librig iein, als bic rnietz uno naaelz
feiten" 9du1tr.
.3lpar t0nnten bic !9auler ebenfulls
nod Mafiila sebrodt iperben; bod
tpiiroe fi9 bies inter ben obtpolten.
ben nmftdnben ntdt lpbnen, u1,b 10
bat man ii@ entIdIoffcn, iie einfad
ben Gptbduten gu iiberla1fen. 9ie1e
freien fid tpte Die s3aunfDniae ouf
6ena .Manbel Der Din9e, unb fe finib
Ipsar 10 tpeit gegangen, fbon int por=
aus unttr Ii6 ielbft bic 8ebauiunsen
ausSupdblsM, per9e ieber benaben
nil. Sufort ,llpenn bic @eiben tpea
a.iilto, Merben bic Snbioner einriiden,
linb es 'lieat linen sar nidts Sran,
bab bas @tdbtben amtIi6 fir tot
ertldrt ipirb. Muf ben @runb ulub
Bcben felbF 'babeir fiea ibrigens Elm
gltes @eht: benn anit lit tatid9lid
unf mbianifhem Qonbe erbout ipprs
ben, obne bob bic @otbdute fir ;bie
genabuns besfelben sbersiitet iporben
iinb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

9ie ldlperlten @eidliise ser unter-
gegaltgel1en oelttiden Sdiffe perfel1-
erten 8elbolle bon 800, bie Ser eng
|lid}en Iolde non $50 &ilparamm.
|0as @eidobsewidt ser 80 oeutiden
@elhiise betr11g 1852, 0as ser III
englilhen @eidiite aber 1890, alio
mebr oils oas Siebenfabe. 9so1 gro
Ser miro ser ltnterid)ieo1 me,tr man
|oas @eipidt Ser 8reitleiten inm-
mirt; BET sen belttlden 5diffen
1856, bel SEN engliidjen 44,645 Sci
logramIn, 5. +. sic gnglanoer biibten
an @eidiismertb 5ebnmal lobiel Elm
|als 0ie 9eutI6en.
9aIfours 8efenntniB.
Sier baben allo III Ser Gbat niht
oie @affen, ionoern 8eilt uno Giid}-
tiefeit Sen Sieg oapongetragen.
9esbalb bat &err 8alfour, Ser
Grite 2oro ser brttilden M%omiralitat,
poafommen red)t gebabt, oils er BEL
einem int Sonoon abgebaltenen 6riib-
itiid bon 8olitifern llno Sffi5ierel
Sic folgenoe, BON Ser britilden 3en-
iur bisfret aus Sen 3eitu11gsberidten
.seltridelte Meuberung fbat:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

@iele Der .alten Rnaben"
I'M Solbatenbeim in Ortins, 8aib.,
gefallt Is nibt I'm rtrpdenen" Stoa-
te. @e4Sebn berfelben merben lid,
nod Auincp, ST., perIeBen lafIen
unh rerben am Is. Musuit bortbin
abreiien. @ine Mnsabl anoerer seh!
nab Snpalibenbduiern in. perIdiebes
uen .naifens Gtanten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
@irb Sluan's Ointment Sdmersc,t
It16cru?

@erllldt es uno iebt cine applis
fatlpn ipirb mcbr belpciien, als cine
gan6e Spalte gebauptunseu. Saults'
9. Sergulon, 9bil., Ea., i6reibt: SD
babe nnnberbare grlGdterung sebabt.
lett i6 an meinen aniecn Sloan's Siz
ninte1t sebraudt babe. Nur Sl ocnz
fen, oab na6 allen bieien sdmcr5cnsz
iabren cine antpenpuns mir grlcidtc=
rltng ldaffte. @ielen 9anf, fir Nos
Silt 9eilmitte[ fir MIDI setban bat."
Sabrt nibt fort su leipen, penSct
|SIoan's Ointment on, mo sic sdmerz
sen babeu unb bererft pie raid Sic
grleibteruns finben. &alft .es in III
seuo elmer Mpotbete. 25gents. (anol;;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
1cncr 81 eIbcnafion { n.

W., GUOe oet UC8CIWCloe
!fatipuen.
9 81. asa1nes $otel.
ID Buckingham mod6 x,iS Mtn3
tDortb Str.
Ia Dritte u1r6 JiInfore etrabe.
10 Dritte ,lrb MprtIe Strnbe.
16 9ierte uttb @nrre1t StrnBe.
III 3tpeite u,l6 9aplor @trabe.
is Stpeite urb @rotp1 @traBe.
IS Sedite uno Morquette Strnbe
81 Gront airb Scott- 5traBe.
% Giinfte lin6 Gaines @frabe.
"a Dritte unb Scot Strabe.
I % 8tpeite ii1b &arriIcn Strabe.
R6 Giinfte ittb &arriion Strube.
~ Dritte un6 Herrp @truBs.
% Dritte ltn6 Main @trqbe.
90 8peite art6 @ro6p SttdBe.
81 Giinfte unb @raop Strabe.
80 &oteI @imbaE. -
33 5@lnudbalis SO. /.
81 Bier3ebnte lin6 Jar1taa1t etr.
50 Drei3eBnte u1t6 Ireroht Mbe.
86 Colt Miper ctr. i1r6 Cambria
Mbenlie.
81 Siebente ar6 Mod SsaInrtb Str.
80 9ierte mtr6 2eglaire Strabe.
80 gafe ltrt6 Ge6eral Strabe.
II Mdte uno Gnrriiott Strabe..
~ 8sp0Ifte llrrb &iplep Strabe.
- 3ebnte ur6 8rabp Strnbe.
A g.. 81. S. & g. Chops.
V gieraebnte lln6 @errp Strubs.
AS Giinf5ebnte 1ino &nrri1on Str.
~ 2oc1iit r,1b @raop @troBe.
40 Se13ebnte ain6 Soma Strabe.
40 SedBebnte unb Mrlington ADe.
81 5tonoaro Oil Go.
50 gnit Miper ct. 11nb College Ape.
3D. Spring @tr. unb @1trl1ntit Ape.
81 3ebnte nn6 @ranb Mpen1te.
66 6iinfte alnb Sotpa @trabe.
81 Meunte lr6 1eGloire StroBe.
80 Mou116 urto Coop Strabe.
80 elite nnb Soma Gtrdbe.
81 Stants- @oiienba11s.
50 6ar1tam l116 Sigh @frabe.
63 9ocuit @trabe un6 @ran6 Ape;
81 Bra6D @traBe l1t1b Nnrf Cane.
IS @elle Mben1te utr6 ga5t Gtrube.
81 @ra1t6 untb Midolas glpe.
~ Miplep atnb Nleaiant 5trabe.
20 Aocuit u1t6 Gaines 5traBe.
% Bier5ebnte l1t6 Gaines StraBe.
"a 6iinf5ebnte un6 @arrett ctr.
rs Mhte r16 Gaines @trabe.
81 9ocllit un1 Dipiiion gtraBe.
80 Union ano @aibingtot Strobe.
SO Mhte ltn6 Giumore StraBe.
"a sGiinfftte un6 SapIor Strabe.
IS 2eot1ar6 ur6 Marqnehe @trabe.
86 Siebente 5tr. lrn6 Ml1na 44ne.
81 Siebente unb Dobie Str.
80 2eonaro un6 @albington @tr.
81 2ocltit at,rb MorquettelStrabe.
90 MercD &oipital. h *.
SO ct. @incent's Drpbattegs.
1872 Gront lt1b Main @tpnbe.
1913 @ra116 Dpero @oufe.
124 8tpeite l1tto Mair Strabe,
125 Bnrtis Opera &ouie.
1875 M1nericar Ebeatre Biijbrte.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
PIP Mi6gepooo ltn6 &incref Mpe.
213 Gltlto,1 l1n6 Miiiiiiippi She.
PIC @briftie 81. urro Sl1ntnrit abe,
312 Dritte itn6 Diniio1t @trube.
813 @odingba1n moa6 rt16 9ibiffos
StraBe.
B14 @odingba1l, stoe5 mn Gotpen
lStraBe.
315 @aooie Mnidinerral1n.
316 Gelegrapb @oa6 u1tb @oIfi ct
319 &odingbam @on6 ,t.t6 0incoIu
Mbetlte.
a21 gedite l11tb Dat Strobe.
1923 Dritte nn6 Dot 5traBe. !.
S24 @oditgbam @oab utt6 CLAIR
Strabe.
826. 6otcOd lt,tb 1t1coln Ars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
Gas 0elttide 8plf meis. Sae ieit1

uIas oelttide @olf meiB, ooB ieine
6lotte gan5 beroorrageno lit, unb oub
Die Seeoffi5iere uno Seelellte pDllig
auf ser @6be ibrer 3eit lteben. @ir
bahen Die g%rfabrung ntaden miiiIelt,
DAB Die oeutide 6lotte iebr itarf lit,
ltno fein ensliidler Seentattn miro
lire berporragenoen gigeni6afterl
beltreiten %f0nnen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
@ie AFT 4 mfnti{hp SCR

Die aith matifde Sam
{. Smte: n&uft, 2uft mir
fleibt bas 9ers ;lehsn!"
&arlden: sNDer Sante, pie tanm
aenn bel Dir ctpas itebsn bIeiben;
ssapa Iaete bod), er 1attie Did erlt
aeitern uroentli4 a%ufse5Dsen".
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25
CITY COUNCIL FAv0RS
MORE PAVED STREETS

AT an informal caucus of the
City Council last Tuesday night to
discuss the proposition of the ex-
tension of street paving it developed
that majority of the members
favored the movement, In all prob
ability the Council at its next reg
ular meeting will order the paving
of several Of the city's principal
macadam streets either in brick or
asphalt, and work will likely be IN
auSuratei IS soon as possible,
Several members If the Council
take the stand that in view Of the
6e,NlcSca state Of the city treasury
and the future uncertainty Of
available funds for stree, Improve
mcr, the psvSpg Of these principal
mSca5Sya >trce,S has hecame a ne,r-
essay eSreiSea;, snd i about
the Naly way that NC can ueahze
SSy stree; iupravemen; for souss
tine ~ c0Nrne.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25
DIES IN TEXAS

Relatives here have received news
Vt the death of Mr., Robert l.
Parker which occurred at his
home in III raso, Tex, April ll,h
after a lingering illness Of tuhcr.
culoSlS, Mr., Parker was aboa;
thlr,y.6re wars VI age and was ;
native ot this city, his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, \, L. Parker, who nov
hive q; Nc0StOsS Tex, having re-
S,,ici hcc for several yeSr> he
>!Hes, mach =: his ;isst :; his
ranch Weav T1,,u,Nu>, y, Mex. the
NaN3cv town v,>>coJ,N raiisi by Nals
NSU,&;~. Nh, Parker w&> = cousin
~ Nh 3oAa I, Wo,Ni, ~ this cSiy,
sa3 - >urv5vci kc>Sie> his parents
tv M wife,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25

Some people are always waiting
for opportunity 10 take them b,
the hand. II never does, and Il
never will.
| Opportunity is ever present with
us, il is by our side, IL dogs our
steps, il never leaves us. But II
never reaches out its hand.
We must do the reaching, the
grasping, the improving.
Don't sit still and wait for oppor-
tunity 10 come TO you. Go out and
hunt IL, and hunt till you find il.
Il is flirting with you every day in
the year, every hour of tho day!
One. of your greatest opportuni-
ties lies in what YOU may accom-
l'lsh in aid iof your home town,
Cor what is good For the town is
wen better Tor you. IL You want
your town TO do something for you,
You should first do something for
the town. Opportunity believes in
that, and greets the one who does il.
Don't expect to receive everything
and give nothing, Opportunity does
not approve Of that, will not sane
ton Il, will not lend its aid and en-
enlargement. Only fools expect
that, and fools seldom step beyond
the shadow Of their own foolish
ness,
The wise man makes his own
81 portuni,y, and that begets other
and greater opportunities, and they
reed success,
Your Future is not up to oppor-
tn ity--it is up to YOU.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25
LABOR INSPECTOR HERE

Miss Mynne Wagers, of Lexing-
ton, Assistant State Labor Inspec-
tor, was in Mt. Sterling last week
investigating conditions and ac-
quainting local concerns with the
requirements of the new law. She
is employed in the interest of female
labor and visited every store in
town where women are employed
and stated she found conditions
here much better than in the mai or-
ity of places she had inspected.
She will return to Mt. Sterling in
about thirty days for a second in.
spection of the few instances which
she found did not conform to the
new law. In these cases an expla-
nation of the requirements of the
act was gone into fully. The law
provides fine and Imprisonment
for each violation. Some of the
salient features of the law in
which Miss Wagers is chiefly inter
eS:e5 are; No woman under twenty
one shall he employed more than ten
hours a day. except in domestic OF
nursing work: firms employing wo-
men shall provide seats for their
use; proper toilet rooms for women
must be kept Miss Wsgers distrib-
Rtea copies of the law among the
concerns effected.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25

IA Now aAII Steal, rraIus.

Most excellent connections are
now made by G. 4 o. trains from
Mt. Sterling at Cincinnati with the
Baltimore \ Ohio Southwestern's
new "All Steel" flyers for st. Louis
and the West. These trains leave
Cincinnati 900 a, M; 1900 noon;
o;l6 p, M, and 2:16 n. m. daily,
making direct connections in st.
Louis Union Station for all points
West, Southwest and Northwest
Equipment is "All Steep of modern
design and constructed with a view
to the safety and comfort of pas
sengers. All cars are electric
lighted. Sleeping cars have indiv-
idual berth lights. Day trains have
excellent parlor and dining car SER
vice. IL you want service of tho
highest standard, see that your
tickets read over the Baltimore &
Ohio Southwestern from Cincinnati.
For fares and other, particulars
consult your local agent of address
s, T. sEELy,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fifth and Walnut, Cincinnati, 0.
(41-5t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-04-25
Sewing Wanted

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al kinds SnG viii make 8 eesalssty
~ SIX dresses ranging in pncs
sg,oy& $50 IL $50, Work guar
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