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Nobomeni8beoen / Rolauo, Sa., pco
Fultor o.. Smeool; ira Den 5oreneoe
airtes Neuiabeo / Cotton. z. cat,
peb Tnitor @eo. 8 @igoabI; ira
Siour Sails Vreltefoniercns PEG 80.
'tor Y. gse; %llOltnTpnie tolte oaido
poo Iioo0ca iiolte Ncnigbeos BEG.
lie. Winuchabo Ncnidheo on ct.
SofobS Neni1bco / o. pco GoItou.
z. 2of. GiHic TO N~cuiqhcocr uor
tnlriet rcprrienteret pco 9e1ropcl.
len.
Sormouo I i. 2obl braate en-
Nlllen ira oeu 6oreneoe Ntrfe. meo
Ell Cat Tor bans @ierning / oen 1T
thcrife airfe / Nmerifo 90 FOR hans
Tntcre@ie Tor tSoreninaaiaaen; NJ.
oeoe bapoc prret ct opermdGoc upr
oi'nlbt Qteolem az Soreninaafomite
Ell. buor ban bnp0e pit liz iom oen
loaIl1e. beninu@hiI0e OIL rctliaieoc
Nfono Ser alto IoQoc FOR 2agcu ct
blerteIiat Sr'fc ON SCREENING al oe
ire fon'creren0e uorif. lutherlfe mir
feiomiuno.
Gn pdtfer Otlnoetale ouer A'0e0e
boIOtee AZ Naitor ). ". Erell9 paa
Nor 6rcliera Nienigheoa &e1nc; 0cu
lie 0tenigbco par Den ieritc, Ai0coc
bouoc bet lent, Ser buuoc ban uco
la0t in llnAoom3trlri on iddct 9Irtc
/ ouer tpue Mar. her bolot ban I'M
(lltrToellelaprToiten | 1873; her
bleu ban Git ~ Der oar hans ler
Barn 'pot % oebt, % Sc TIoitc ton
'trmeret. &c Tlbre / McujQhcocr
mlnoe@ Noitor NnuQsne3 iom Sen
lln9c, ltertc, Ipie og lreiolle Muno
Den mae Brett, iont uar lno ucnnC
'rl Ser piaig oCItc nito NtcniQhcoen
oen@ SorQcr Oh Nur0er iaopcllom
OenS @lT0er. Ger er mango. iom
mInoe3 BANS troitl1c Vrr0iteuer
Der er mango lom mlll0e9 bans 0ou.
Notwithstanding; huorleoeS
han tea ia AZ llnpbomanleberne nuch
Bon % San0 o. hlolp lluNoommen
| 0cu@ StrUu. huorle6ce ban ltclte
mco Nsrncnc / Senoaa@lfolcu; bpor.
Ieoe3 ban brnate Opmmtrina OF
Srs't til mae og isracnoc % NiT.p
III 6ottllc. Gor alt bette bar nc
nlaheocn ham / fipr GrinoriuQ. q"
loaoc Fnitor Vreu$.
Dor 6rclierS McniqbeoS aor lana
Seq ueo, min @lenIsicr lepcr" on
"Sedb ainolp &igbt". T|roic9ior
Senrih @lnnerion uoierte SrNcl
mlliten.
Vao GomiIicna Ge0nc toffeoc Nj.
op6es SnlQerisn, YollritS z. quite
Do. Tor oett NlGrll9heo on Oct gooc
SomorbcIoe, lom uar bcpiit Niosoc,
meoenS ban lcpcoe, % ror GcIto0eI
len peo hans Gso.
&orofTitcllcn ionot Stco puu Sau
mans @rappIao2, bpor Fnitor Frcila
u0fertc Standardization. : @cQro
oellen ocItog SpiainQbuernc& Vreitcr
al Den norite SunoOe ionlt al uocn.
bp@ lorlloen DC ollereoc npuntc "a
Icrc ogiun Voitorernc y. 6. .Ncrac,
ION ira ScottIc. @aib s. Moicn
Qili't ira NdIomin. z. 1at. z Der.
pen ira 3unrbroto, :. y. 2unoc ira
SortIoro, Winn. o. a Niosbea
Gmbco@brsorc lomt WeniohcosioIf
nor SiQbrrcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
plcieoe op patroncr.

0u1tr9toWu. Mdru,ou9 Sen 30i,
rlmi: Hoe pal en- ASlr I SmeN
men al &lliidn@port blrU Otr i0aq
49, en- Garntr plsiei ~ over Loco
G,euprpatroner. ionl Set 3Sie Naaia
uuietta Regiment hapoe bclrOpc,
oer, meoen9 Get ul0er Dor.
atrfrileu LA leirct I ct Sfolbolt
pcu ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tau man.
ue al Eatronerne par 2ual0lltlel
eronu beparet iaaoeliom aruotet, ian
&c enonu tlnbe %aifpres.
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2lomiral Nlurrav 900.

Nlihiulton Den Bite 0tol. Ron.
tr,aOmlroI &ohr !. Uiltrrar, iont
libcu ban iolOt Tor NIoersQrruien
har beet { No2tcn. osoe lQcnr pua
oct iismiIItPre Soipitol heriteo5 ! en-
AlOer nj 70 Nor. san par 'eot /
D}olnc ~ oeltoR meo Sober ioaocl
t &orGcrtrlacu icm ! NrtQcu meo
SpanIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Wvroerierne / peru.

@oibington Sen 3bie Sllni: lloen-
rigSocpartementet bar iong beprorrt
er ~oificiel llnberiegclic al Sc ali.
melote Wlproerier al Nmerifunere %
Gn9Iptoere un0er eli Mpffe Strcif-
optpier / 9pen Salnre | 6en ipoomc.
~riianife Hepltblif TerI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
NnmeIotc Teosialo.

Nnmclotc SocSt1lo.
Mrs. aarbarina 9orotbea ouicbp
(feht 2iIiehnI) Sooho. II Nor. -
@uuit 3. Shune. 9eIano. ga. 50 Nar.
Wiis Nnna SEMEN, Rorthpooo. g s..
20 aar. - 8iIbert Star. Iepburs.
g 0ai. Al aar. ~ Tubp 3eas. Gortbs
mooo, q, 9nt.. IA Nar. ~ Wrs. Carl
Sboritenion. @Iitberau. Minn., 81 aor.
! Nnbreas u. SerpeIuro, 6oiston,
Tinr., 81 Ior. - Ntrs. Sacob @it.
sbiorote, @ont., 50 aar. - Soiepb
ssrenien, San 0isso. Gal. Ma.
tbias 8. 6aeemoer, Merebian, 8is. -
SaIomon OIion, gnu Claire, @iS.. So
Gor. 8uri Sobniou, Gan Claire,
0is., 20 Nar. - @albemor @uuitab.
Can claire, Bis., % Gar. - Ole Y.
Stranoemo. aenborL Iiuu., SO Nar.
- Nrs. Nnrtbn 6n9eu. 2intoln Go,
WPlnn., 10 Iar. Ben SIIon, Spo
SarborS. Minn.. 90 Iar. ~ Samuel
Teterien Superior 8is., 48 Nar. -
Cigar 6. Nnberion. 9uIutb. @iinn.. Sc
Nar. - Nrs. Ietsr s. Hisien, SeattIe.
&aib. - IiIs MnIena 4oct. @amouo
SsIaub, @oib, 2drs 9. SIien,
Sar Srancisco, Sal, 80 Gar. - gus
orep @. anoerion, SSIano Center,
gSaib, 6S Nar. - Senrp 8. 9ioenitao,
9iuper, Wont. - Mrs. Sibert SatIauo.
Tnacortes, %o'b. Wartiu s..
Strano, gperett, BuIb.. % Tor. -
Gnocrs Nnberion, ReSeoo Gu, Winn.,
81 @dr. 8oaef 8. 2uno. 8auos
mineo, Winn., So Nar. Yeter s, otter
bee, Sttcrtnil 60. Ninn. - Sobn
Gable, 0ancsboro, Iinn. YRS.
Soer Soerion, SriceIpn, @inn.. 50
@dr, - Wrs. Goren @nrlen, Saris
bouIt, @inn., so Nor. - Mrs. Ole
s 6remo, 9atuiou, 0tinn., &c Nar. -
@abrteI Slion, &usipn, Winn.. rs Nnr.
- @tartin 9. gereeruo. SopIin, @ont..
Fl Nar. - 8. 8. 6nligen, Sormonp,
Winn., A Gor. Wartiu 8uNe. YcIis
cor Eupios, 0tinn., 81 Mdr. - Mrs.
@ona 9urion, SEES Noines, Ga, 81
gdr. Charles Sobnion, 6eraus
Sails. Winn., SO Nor. - 6dns 6ans
ion, Barnes 60, g. Sat. SO Gar. 49,
Mrs. SnIbor Solano, Courts, g. Sal.
II Inr. - Hils Sanction, Sconoinas
oia, &is., - Cars Npgaorb. Sttertail
Co., giinn., 81 Nor. - oobu Setter
@oe, MiIpnltee, 8ig., 80 Nar.
Crit @uIbrmbien. Can Claire, 8is.,
10 Iar. Gbns. 8. 2arIon. 9es
I'oines, ga. @nrelius @6%riItianion,
Shorpe, gbitebaG. 8is.. IA @or. -
@Irs. 8. 3. SnItepia, Seattle. 3oib.,
AZ Gar. - Ole anberIon. gal Claire.
Wis. -, 9. IS. Nmble, &rano Sorts,
q SAT, so Iar. Off NnoerIon.
Tprtbport, Gong S8lanb, "a aur. -
Mrs. GIiie Sboreieu, SrootIpn. q. g..
81 Nar. - Fnul Sbomns Sigbiernien.
SrootIpu, %. q. - Wrs. 6anra anmoz
len, Sronr, u. q, 90 Nor. - Mrs.
Gliie Nacf, SeattIe, 6s Nar. - 0rS.
GbaS. 8. Huoo, GeottIc, 81 Nar. -
Sobn GicfIruh. &ouIsbo, Yoib. -
Wrs, @nna Yeterion, Vuulsbo, @aih.
- 2ouis Anberion. BALLARD. @oib.. SO
Sar. - gtiIs Huoe, Concrete, @aib..
3S Nnr.
= sc inneopoIis: Seren 60
nnrb Nelion, q Nor; Singer @ierre;
Matbios Slion Sc Snr; 2ouis e. 8os
biz, t6 9nr; Nels Serier. 60 Nar;
gilbert Inherion IS Ndr; Nrs. Char.
6pptins, 81 gur; Ole SaIotior, 3S
9lar.
g%6itaao: Mrs. 8elene 9eIiiro,
II Gar; Yeoer Sips, SO aar; Nrpib
Tnoeripn; Sobn Shompion, SO Nar;
%. g. Socobion; Nrs. OI9a Ghriitina
@unberion, SO @ar; 9pnrab %. Ye-
terion; Irs. S~oiephinc NnDerion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
A HEAD LIGHT

@upernM !. u. u. gurnauiit sr reo
Sfipbreus 5piI blepet Den Iosilfe &urs
oioot Tor @uperrsr. Games VI. geter,
ira minneapolis er tor NOT iii at dr'
e~rticuoe Nettc "a ira, ia sie6liaelta rls
bdae. &c eoriQe repubIi.drIte Iiptrdns
ter for Observation-Disclosures I,llIoe fsI'
&C baus 9rempel % trpoe ilbdee At
Iuteresie for 6%durorten inben Sdr'
tie+
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Oorlf Sfib itranoet.

Ct. Sohn Dem 6olmoIono, oen
2ten <ni: Get norife Iumpifib
>pn1cniioro", en- al SEN norife
uncertainties Trnatbnooe, iom Isb
poo @rimo / SoInpoob / ct W}o.
rms BAR poo Neiien fra 9oltimore
til ariitIoniu, blcp ioal bragt ilot
Iompcren hapoe toget enoel
Sfooe paa VouQet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
AUSTIN TRANSCRIPT

,%dmc9 u. @ctcriou CT itcrtt rad
Solt ION Niccgurcrrsr % cr bcrettiact
III CT &ccclIuR ior at have trrftei liz
iom @uuerusrtGnolodt. 6du5
olertc cr pou rctte @ldos % otnne
Gambling Nicr hnu til EFT iterrc %
rreoerc Qidno / Yublltunt3 Gie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
SPOONER NEWS

Gt SoriIua I'M Al ipAc at idd Slm
Vctcriou. ina minneapolis til at bIire
@icssay:ttpr bar Dor uoclte 5tstte. ri
e. ior Sumc9 u. Heteriou uteoetior Neu
uGit bc0itc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
THE BEMIDJI SENTINEL

SaucS " Feterion bar o~iiic,elt cts
tIUrct At ban CT repubIitnnlt 4uuoiont
ior %iceQuucrnsr. ri ioreiIour at Hos
mlnoiloucruc M blir uilluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Sp.: gr Der noaen SCOT Spectallrt
Widlioau ener @tscon'tn?
: Set fienber ri life til.

Sp.: Madr en- Wuno tieber Ct var
s,eite 90 betoIer en- bis Sirm tontdnf'
pc slftalen er, at Heiteu ltal betales
fem Gar oe / iaaoanne Seleb' lon'
aisberen tan ppre iitauo Ill, % SGi'
oeren iao peo lloednseu al Def ter|fe
Iar tommer oa tar 6eitene tilbase men
pibere. % uosn at gipc no9en'omhelf
S~ortlarino. hoao er Der od Tor alroe7
rem at eicre. % bpab ital man talre en-
Zig gambling?
uar: @i iurmuocI at SJsberen
bar ifriitlis Spercnsfumit ener wtoner
paa slftalen. let sjrlner alftaa en-
Suntraft, ipm SGlscren bar brrof, hp's
han bar banblet iaalehes iom her trent
5tinct. Ser fan aulGsges Ssssmaal
mob ham for Gontraftbrmbbet ps bet
fan i~urlanses, at ban hploer SJppe'
rem i~faoeslSs. Spprpiht han fan ans
tluaes for nugct erSnu nlpprit3ere eno
Spntrnftbrmb, TOR ri life ipare paG
nocn at ficnnc Saaens nrrmerr Snt'
i%trnbiebeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
UNION

On Games a. Ectcrion itripcr "Sus
lutb Mems Stibunc": "odu Ct n
S%trioorinno Der oIorig oiper op; men
han |iiGmpcr oubeut. ldG icIu Bent ban
tlumpcr lmoo, beuuorcr hdml."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD

Mr Ycicriou tr nuicet i0nl en- tIog.
0nHtlg 90 ertnrtnNorG Nuno. zom
&iceNupcrusr oil ban idd Hnleoning nj
at aicrc meget gooi. sans lloitgter
III a. blluc uulgt CT nleqet lnic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
HIBBING ri NEWS

Get beguuoer al it no iom ON Sdmes
" Teteriou ltuloe bllue nomtreret III
@iceQupcruer uoen Woo'tduo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
II r

Ect er bcila8eIjgt At Ser er ida iaa
1lm Yctcriou9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Tor
%%icrgnucrnpr.
i'puS g%uiicrnc bar at iise ont Sames Y.
Tctcripn.
FERGUS FALLS FREE PRESS

Sdmey u. %cicriou er Ell HOG Sus
yiit. en- lUto Mann. Ell ~politiit srr,ee
o. en- Vcher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

SIR. Beher 3ilbe. gpnb. Tiun.,
cnifer SpIpsuina ON 70 al line Srsore
% en- Sntel. Sroheren adrI Teoerier
6iIoe (6ia bar / Buffalo, %. g., for
otte Inr iioen; Sen anocn Sobn Be
berien 5iloe (6in), bar / Torge pud
Sulebeies / 1918. men man har life
bert fra hanL iioen ban reiite oerfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

Sp.: Seq uotos ntif intention pa
per" hen 27be Sonudr 1915. San leg
M siore Nnlesnins ON Sorserpnplr 5sS
ten 1916, eIler uaa ieg perte nj %aas
rem 1912
Spar: Se fan life fua Ceres yprs
%gcrpapir ipr / 1917, % ielp oa thn
ipriaar:nt ipru &c bar pptplet Fem
, 9anoct / lem Mar. Ter mao bensaa
tr Nar mellem Grbulhc!ien at "tnten'
tim paper" Do 9%uissnin9 ON yorser'
papiret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

published and circulated under the auspices OF
the Citizens Commute Of Minneapolis for which
so Is to be paid.
SAMUEL y. NICHOLS, President
on Security Bldg. Mlnneapolls,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
olaben ~Rorreiponoonce.

sssrosmaaI fro p,r,puer, iom lite 0psioer l,H'
r,apne III Sepas.ipneu, be wares Ute:
Sssracre bects aNot,e fine Sssrssrraalt ef'IaFfe %
tneeIiet Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

Sp.: Spdb Nationalitet neo'tanmer
Grprpiioent &ooiepeIt ira? u. Tiger,
at ban er al thif Serfontit, men .. me-
ner. at bette er urigti9.
Spar: &nn CT af bollaubif Ser
fumit. Hapnet er bpAanbif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

Sp.: @un Sc stpe mig SpIbsnins
ON. bbao Sib (9oto) BET af Stanpis
rapiens @merito s2inieus 9umpifibe, TOM
bar paa Sapet paa @eiie til aruerita
ben 4be Satli 1910. fprloo Noree, os
1nab 9ato bet fom til Hep Dorf?
Spar: Set er bebf, spsrseren
benpenber ia til 2injens SpueSfontur |
Nep BORT ansaaenbe bette. glhresie:
1 8rpabtuap, Neip gprt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

county macadamze only of the worst
places main lines of traffic need not 1T
discouraged highways After has macadamzed the roads
greatest should have the other roads laid out
people them good grade not
per Adequate road machinery should be bought and the
should be graded and rounded the water will off OF
the roadbed and into the cutters quickly Cuverts and bridges
put rapidly will allow and of the best ma
terial available.
By this system the roads be made good for about eight OF
months of the the South Then sptOg road dragS
and provisions made them after heavy
going the SOIL these dirt roads can be
kept good nearly all of the and will through the winter
comparatively free from that they dry off the
spring they will be smooth and in rstcass condition.
The pllog drag is giving satisfaction out in Missouri where
the soil bad road soil the have the South and
the road soil of section 1t will do
work usit doing it in cassf its is learned
the roads given the shape with graders and then plan is
will the roads being dragged each time when
needed.
Some be hired do the work and official must
that the work satisfactorily done before it paid for 1t is just
well pay money for using the spog drag keep
repair surfaced roads and of in
the bonds voted build the roadSOuhern
Agrculturist.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
PLANS ON FOOT TO HOARD GOLD
NOW IN AMERICA

Washington, November 6-Officials
Of the federal reserve system and 9th
er men having financial power in the
American financial world have set
ibout to make the United States "the
niser nation" They have laid plans
Tor this government to hoard every
dollar of gold that is now in this
country. This, they say, is the only
way to withstand efforts of European
IA ions To draw gold from the United
States after the European war is
ended.
The first active steps toward this
ard will be taken within the next few
weeks when officials of the federal re-
serve system will hold three confer
ences of worldwide importance in
Washington.
The federal reserve advisory coun-
sci, consisting of one representative
from each of the twelve federal re-
serve banks, will sit here November 20
]. p. Morgan is a member of this
council
The federal reserve agents. direct
representatives of the government on
the boards of twelve reserve banks
will meet here December 4.
The Governors of the federal re-
serve banks will meet here Deem
Der Is.
Each of these bodies will hold joint
sessions with the Federal Reserve
Board, at which ways and means OF
landing the gold situation will be de-
termined.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
BAKER DEFIED BY 4 COLONEL IN
ILLINOIS GUARD

Chicago, November 6--Private jacob
b. Lewis, First Illinois Vavalry. a
cousin of Secretary of War Baker. is
in the guardhouse today. In Peoria
ILL.,. a new-made grave holds the body
o: the mother for whom Lewis defied
his Colonel and other regimental Off
GERS, knocked down guard and broke
army regulations.
But it was in vain, for his mother
was dead when Lewis reached home
So he came bac kto Chicago and gave
himself up to stand court-martial and
take whatever punishment his love for
his mother may bring.
Lewis. fleeing from his regiment
camp here after whipping his fellow
soldier, who had placed him under ar
rest for his persistence in demanding
leave of absence. wired Secretary of
War Baker the details The reply
came promptly 1t said:
Your action justified. You may re-
main as long as necessary"
Lewis will be punished, no matter
who his cousin is" says Colonel Mil
ton Foreman.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
MAY LEAVE 1T TO VICTOR TO SET
INAUGURATION DAY

Washington. November 6 - The
choice of the American people for
President at tomorrow's election
would, according to custom, take the
oath of Office March 4. 1917, but that
day comes on Sunday, and Washing
tonians, vastly interested in an inau-
guration, are curious to know whether
the ceremony will be held March 3 OF
March 5. One investigator learned to-
day from the authorities in the Con-
gressional Library that the two re-
corded presidents show Rutherford B.
Hayes was inaugurated March and
Zachary Taylor ON March 8. Appar-
emily II Is a matter for the successful
candidate to settle for himself.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

Mrs. X. NJ. Johnson of Covington
KY, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
p. Dieterich of Eisenhower"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
SERIOUSLY BURNED
Was Miss Martha Stone Hauck ut Her
Home on Wood Street Yesterday
Morning When Her Dress
Caught on Fire.

Miss Martha Stone Hauck. the thir-
teen-year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
August Hauck of Wood street was SER
icusly burned yesterday morning at
her home when her dress caught on
fire.
The young lady was standing before
an open gas stove and had turned her
back to it when her skirts caught on
fire. She screamed and her father,
who was in bed, rushed to her rescue
Her father was also burned about the
hands, caused when extinguishing the
fire. DR.. w. S. Yazell was called and
he dressed the burns, vhi,h are very
painful and deep. The girl is some
what better this morning.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

street was in Vanceburg yesterday
to vote.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
TOO DANGEROUS TO OVERLOOK
MaysvIlle People win DO Well 20
Heed the Warning.


To have good health, the digestion,
heart, lungs and Kidneys must work
perfectly When there is anything
wrong with the digestion, heart or
lungs, a very noticeable pain or dis
tress gives prompt warning. Kidney
trouble is more easily overlooked,
however, and too often gains a long
start. but kidney trouble does give
early signs, and backache, headache,
dizzy spells, rheumatic pains, too fire.
quent, scanty or painful urinatlon
should not be neglected. When these
warnings appear, use Doans Kidney
Pills. the reliable, successful, strong
ly-recommended kidney remedy AS.
sst the medicine by taking things cas-
Ter, reducing the diet and the use OF
liquors. A severe attack of kidney dis
case may be avoided. Doan's Kidney
Pills have won the grateful praise OF
Maysville people. Read this Maysvllle
residents endorsement.
w. f. Lynch, 1877 W. Third st., Mays
vile, says: "My kidneys we're weak
and the passage of the kidney secre-
tons we're scanty and painful. Hav-
ing used Doans Kidney Pills before
again got box. They quickly re-
stored my kidneys to a normal condi-
ton"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lynch had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
FREEDOM

ideal terminus noble in itself and
deserving of universal sympathy Suppose think of Freedom
station railway system called Experience and ask ourselves
Freedom WHAT" fact freedom
lies three levels and the longing for be either craving
exemption restraint upon appetite
selfish which freedoms track
yearnng for opportunities of service and fufment that
denied under existing checks and aancesn which the track
reaches higher But probably the track of freedom
otene ground that is level in the man with tg decv
ties and elevations the track liberty which most
called Ango-Saxon additionally operad-Coler
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
BENEFIT FOR HEALTH LEAGUE

An all-day sewing for the benefit OF
the Mason County Public Health
League will be at the leagues office
on Court street Thursday. Let every
member of the league and every
friend of the cause come. Bring any
article you can to donate If you have
not an article on hand come any how
and the work will be prepared there
for you. The ladies from the county
are urged to come in the forenoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
MARRIED YESTERDAY

Rev. II. II. Tolle, pastor of the Union
Baptist Church at PolndeXter, KY, and
Mrs. Mona Wigglesworth, widow OF
Garnet Wigglesworth, also Of Poin-
dexter, were married in that place yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Tolle is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tolle of East
Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

Messrs. Guy Brozee and Bruce Aus
tin OF Washington City returned to
their home yesterday after being here
for the past few days to register and
vote
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Dieterich enter
tanned at their delightful home, Eden
bower" Monday evening with a six
o'clock dinner in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. N. F. Jones and two children.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

Mrs. w. L. Iardella has returned to
her home in Baltimore, Md, after be-
ing called here several weeks ago by
the death of her father, Mr.. w. W
Lynch
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

The Aid Society of the Christian
Church will meet with Mrs. Thomas
Dickson of Fourth street this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-11-08

The wrist contains eight bones the
Palms 1--we; the fingers fourteen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-07-12
EARLY MATCHING PAYS BEST
Farmer LoScs Much Profit on Ee9s By
Not Giving Young Stock sutN-
Client Time 10 Mature.

ny PROF. H. l. KEMpsTEn. Unlv.r-
tura)
The poultry koeper who expects to
get eggs next winter muRt have bis
chickens hatch early this sprlug. II re
quires from five to seven montha for
a three to nvo pound hen to mature no
that she Will lay. Thon hen OF tho
heavier breeds such Rs Rocks. Reds
Wyandottes, etc, weighing from hvo
to eight pounds each require from ono
to threo months longer This Ia baaed
on the assumption that the chicks arc
kept growing we'll durlnK the summer
months. Tho Missouri farmer loees
large profits from winter cSgs bccauuo
he does not give his young stock SUI
hcient time to mature before winter
sets In This prevents his flock be
Ing productive during tho winter
months
Unless u pullet Ia laying in Deoon-
Der 1t Is practically impossible for her
TO lay much until February, according
to experiments at the Missouri agrl-
cultural station. This shows the necos.
silly OF Matching early. II tho hatch Ia
completed by May 10 there remains
but seven months In which To- mature
the pullets. II winter cggs arc et-
pectod, the hatch should be completed
before that time. Egg records show
that early laying pullcts November
and December arc tho oues that
make the high egg Yields and Hlso lay
esgs at the limo OF the year when
the price isithe highest
Early hntching is important. not
only from the standpoint OF next years
winter egg Yield but also boceusc tho
early hatchod chick comes from
stronger eggs. and tho, chicks get a
start before the crtremn hot weather
arrives For those TWO reasona the
poultrykoeper ehould inert every en-
ergy TO get OF the hatch as soon al
possible
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-07-12
Pens, Etc.

This is the time OF year when farm
era and stockmen should exercise An
unusual degree of care In order to
avoid disease among their hogs. warns
Dr. F. s. Schoenlebor. professor Of
veterinary medicine In tho KRnsas
State Agricultural college.
What should be done to prevent
cholera. swine plague. and other hog
diseases? Should tho farmer food ono
OF the many disease preventivoa ndvor.
used on tho market or should no vac
cinato the hogs? These arc some OF
tho many questions that como In from
Kansas farmers. "It tho hord shows
no Sign OF Infection. do Mother" Is tho
advice OF Doctor schoonlohor. "Clssn
up says he. mot only the lotu aud
pens. but the premises This should
be done under tho supervision OF
veterinarian or some other person who
has knowledge OF bactorlology and
sanitation. No one elsc will DO tho
Job properly"
II all the farms worc cleaned up in
this manner each year. points out this
authority. not only spine discascs,
but all other stock discaHeo would
eventually be largely eliminated This
fact cannot be too strongly en-
phasizod, and farmers should he will
lng to cooperate in stamping out the
cause of loss OF millions OF dollars
every yoar
When there ia any disease in tho
neighborhood or vicinity. thcn It Ia
best TO ynccinnto. using tho simults.