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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13
100 LATE ID cLASouI 1,

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-From Moun- tain Lake, one p>r male mules; one a light brown blend in right eye; the other small black mule. Finder notify D. Troy Halls. sos American Trust building, or police head- quarters, and receive liberal re- ward
 FOR SALE--At once; large bay horse, SI5; normal weight, about I10J pounds 301 American Trust build ing. Phone Main S34s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13
SPECIAL MEETING
 OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

special meeting of Cyrene comman- dery No. 10, Knights Tempar. will be beld this afternoon at the Masonic tenn pie for the purpose of conferring the or ders of Red Cross, Temple and Malta. The commandery will open at o'clock and will adjourn at 6:l5 for lunch.
 Eminent Commander Frank $. Barnes requests all fraters to attend and in- sures to all an evening of pleasure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13
GRAVE QUESTIONS
 MAY YET ARISE IF
 U-BOAT CONTINUES
fContinned from Page One,

the Bloomersdijk case, specifically. how ever, the state department is understood to feel that this government has no cause for complaint.
 Sc far the department has made no ex- tensive investigation of the effect of the Nantucket raid on American trade and is expected to consider that incident solely on it's merits as an individual case in International law. Should such raids con tinue. however, the resultant restraints on American interests may become se- rious consideration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13
Armor Plant Hearing Closes

Washington. October 12-Secretarx Dan- iels closed hearings today on the loca- tion for the government annor plant
 He expects to reach conclusion as to the site within a month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13
MANY PRISONERS ARE CAPTURED BY
 ITALIAN ARMIES
 IN GREAT DRIVES

(COnt1nued from PaEe UneJ sition on Col santo and returned un- damaged"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13

| Reports from the Marshall county l fair at Albertsville indicate record breaking crowds, and the attendance yesterday was $500. A fast race pro- gramme is being staged and the ex- hibits are larger than ever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-13

Chief of Police II. V. Bryan of Ala bamaf City last night discovered a still almost within the city limits and ar- rested Ellis Tucker, alleged to have been making a run at the time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05
0fde esfansene mHen b eisbenan bendtsn ntnebmn

ben Gag in gsbrudtsr Weiie: nil ptos
3eiiion unb nit @ebeien = auf Dsa
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trusen lie in aarIsrube lusinsno mad
Sauie 5rausn nno Ginbr. llno
fafi brsibunbsrt 9erpunOtte ldgell
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zen - Grduen unb 9inosr.
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bem Gag, BON BEN iis iuubten, bab an
ibm bic 5rausn unS aino.r beitnD
bur6 bic G3traben 5ieben. llnb bic
Seu6lsr, bic font 10 bereit unb brett
i'm Ramen Der 6umauiidi prebisen,
bdten ni6t Elm Wort Der Gniriiiians
gsfunbsn. Wsnn dber bic Opfer bonn
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aerd6i ipsrben. baun peroen pi.
Seu6ler fpisbsr 5etern.
OR. .. Stdats5eituns.)
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Sie Wldr ppm U-Yuut In
yaltimpre.

gas beutits llnterfeesgoot III N
Baltimore nod nitt einsetroifen. dtsr
bas binbert bic llnsarn in Rem yort
nid,t, RetIame gu ihlasen, I'm Gtlo
su MAIDEN. 8isbsr III oas llnterIse'
Boot nod ridt in Ter 9ai eingefnb'
rem, benn bann ipiibten es bic pros
briiiffen aetntsu gang sepib idoH.
On alien gdsn unb gnben fperbsll
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bds Boot antommsn ion, ipsr es in
Gmpfans nimmt. ipo es anlest, mas
mas eg an goro nebmen ipirb, pdilrt
es ipieber abfdbrt unb mo es Die eng
Iiften areu5er fuden miiiisn.
Die ,5ransnildniie gruit eompas
n" in 9ep gori iiinbete in Der uHsas
ridden sasesSeiiuns .9lmsriiai Ma'
sDar Reps3upa" burd cine srobe An'
seise an, bab Der bereiis ioOiel bsa
fpro1ene bsutIde 5autJboot aaufs
fabrer am SOuReriiag Don 6amburs
in Baltimore pirtli6 einsetroffen lei
unb iid in Der Na9buridaft b.r
Wlonumenten Stdbt, ipabrifEinlid,
unter ben Geipdfsrn Der Gbeiapsate
Bah perborsen balte. Sn BEN Sirtts
iorium Der senannien 8antiirma be-
finbet id unier anbersm au9 bsr
0iierrsidii6 unaarif6e Generations
ful 4leraHbsr Ruber bon pereisb.
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llebsriesuns ettpa luie folst:
.Wunber iiber Wunber! gelb nab
llnsarn BON einsm beutid.n 1aud'
boot beforberi, 100 Gronsn fir $l4.
- gm DOnneriias glOrgen III in
Baltimore Elm beutfhes 9au9bpet
einsstroffen unb es fdbrt in einig,n
ipenisen 3agen ipieber na6 europa
5uriid. Die transatlantic 5ruit SO.
iiinbet nit 9efrisoiguna an. pab iis
Don iebt ab 8elb auf bisi.m Ness
perienbeE unb aui bemi.lben Dsye
aud Die Nuiitunoen erbdltsn ipirb.
.@ir babsn nitt larger msbr situas
bon Gnslanb's ipiberre6tliten 5anas
lungen su beiiirdtsn. unb bas abitn.
ben BON 9elo III nidi msbr nit @es
fabr DertHiipft. 2lat bisienisen, ipsI'
DIE tuiini6sn bab ibr @sIb bur4 bas
eriie beuiibe 5auhbooi bsiSrbert psr.
ben foa, m0sen ibre 2lorsisn iofort
on bic 9liIantic sruii Co., 30. 81.
Diliam Strabe, siIeubsn.
Sn Der SauptofIiee Der .1ransdls
Iantic 7ruii Co." Derlautst., bab Ser
Mortlaut Der 2lnSeies untsr 2lnpeis
Jung bes prdfibenien Sulius pirri.
ber xrfdbt iporben fei. S,rr pirnis
bsr fslbit mar nidt ontuei.nS.
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BON 8ebOrdea Der 2inber.

IS eibt in unisrer 3eit Der lin.
tpertbung 10 mander Wertbs eiIlt
srobe 4H5abl bon yBorten, bic iaii
rri4t mehr duseeiproaen tperbeu biirs
fen, obne bab bas ,5nneriie sinss freis
bentsnDen Msniden ii9 bagesen duI.
bGumt. Oa5u gebort bas Wort &c.
boriam. gs 1T ME elm absesriffsnsE
beianiitenes ober geidli9tes @eIpiiiid,
bas teineu aurspertb mebr bat. Del
lSeboriam seb0rt gu ben osrbG9tigeu
5ugenoen; benn qfdffenlippen nm
bic Ma6t berer, bic nm bic Sbrcns
iteben, baben etlpas Siinbii9es baraus
gemaht unb aus benz Wort eine &siie
eei4miebet. Wir ipolen nitJts nlebr
Dom gebprfam b0ren, neil bamit snt.
feBIid pisI llnbeil uub @emeinbsii in
Der Welt angeri6tst ipurbs. yabei
ipiien mir senau, bab bic binter ben
gBort liegenbe Sade sleidbeoeutenb
nit elmer bobsn io5ialen 9usenb 1T;
glei4bebeutenb nit BEN freitpiGigen,
aus Der grtenntnis. entIpringenben
llnterorbnuus, obns bic rift Der tleins
fte Streii. ni6t Der fleinits @a5l.
tampf iih bentsn Idbt. Die 2ibrims
munsen bditen obne bic freitpillige
llnterorbnuns ber Wtinberbeit gar isis
men CHM.
aaes bas 1T frsifpiIlise llntertSsrs
flung ans giniidt 5usunftsn Der Ges
iammtbeit. Wir nennen es Solibaris
tat.
qlber sibt es ni6t ettpas, mo mir
lin bas Wort @ebpridm in Der 9eoeu.
tuns Der unfreitpillisen nntsriperFuus
einfa4 ni4t berumtommeng Giraers
liA! aeine nod 10 bereHtigte 9tbnsis
guns segen bas gGOrt f6afft oicis
I9atiahe aus Der Welt.
I'D meine BEL Der ainbereraiebung.
Uian9e 9beorctiter Der afnbeers
Siebung, ober mun6e biirgerlife Doris
fu9rerln Des oJdhrbunoerts oes &lns
bes" la Glen aep fperben bier ibpn
oufipringen. Sic u0sen rubis iissn
bleibeH. Wr baben uns segsn jeos
4eSentimentdlitGt ebenfo al tpebs
rem, tpie gesen brutale Weritdnbnislos
iisteit. Dus gr51piilsen bss Gehors
fans 1T in ben eriten aebensjabren
bes &inbes Elm unentbebrlides Wiittel
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erisn Sabren. @oblperitanbcn nur
elm WMttel unb Elm Meg. Das 3hi
1T bic Greibeit.
Differ Weg 1T unumgdnglid, neil
MIR in ben eriien &inberjabrtn auf bic
Ginii4t bss RanSss fait gar uiHt Mrs
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ben Bad, Der bic Strabe binunterlief
fprangen unb Inn bic Sano gstef
| ippIlten. sic itdrrten ibn pl0blib an
ipie einen 5renlben unb buiften pisi
Der bapon.
Dur9 cine Nebensaiie sins er, ipr
Elm SuffdmieO an her atrbeit mar,
bel bsm er Ionit immer iis9en blist
unb ii6 an ben fliesenoen Junier
freuts. Srat auf einen Stes, Der eiIl
GelGnber bate, unb iiber ben gliibl'
eraben, ben elm Observation-Disclosures
Damn an elmer Settle beeren5te uni
elm nisberer Ysrsriiden an Der arbe'
rem. Gs mar lpie bic uraIte 5ranien'
orbeit an oll ben Odmmen uno Del
den Ses Sbsrbarses. Bon bort5cr
motte man einit tunbi9e 2eslte 9srii'
fen baben. Oas Hare WaiIsr, bos
tis bierber i9on 5tpei Nliiblen setrle'
ben unb nod elmer ouflob, elite bd'
bin, als babe es bieles i6nea su be-
iteuen. 9lae Sieine uuo S4erbsH
iab man auf ieinem @rutroe. unb bic
Sti6linse ipielten buIfenp i4arens
tpeiie barin.
Damn cine Steintreppe biuauT.
Bon Der gnb0be iiber Oem breiten
@raben bingen @drten bindb. blii'
beno uno sriinenb trar es nod oariT
apiitsn buntfarbisem 2uub Sort
lag aud Der bss pfarrbauies nit iei7
ner id0nsn 2aube.
Gludgludglud! eurgelte es i'm
WoFsr in bic @efprdfe biuein, bic
obsn sefiibrt purben, unS in bas
Ra6benten bes Superintenbenten, Der
on ,Sommerabsnben bort ipanotl.s,
feline preoist i'm Sinn. aleine Bal +.
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Wtartin ReuiIsr i6on in 9eounten fir
iein Gui sepIant, penn einmnI - Die
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in Dem jebt iein itattIider gruoer bas
Hegiment fiibrts. @s iab pornsbm
aus, nit Wtittslbau unb SsiienfIiigeln
unb ben Hemiisn, nit ura,tem Sdnis=
ipert all ben 9dlten uno nit rielia
qrobsm @arten, Der iit anIhlob.
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bic JsnitsrlGbsn freunbIi9 grin.
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9elpesuna bic 5iir. 9ds lisb Wams
fsu ginten aus ibrem 3immsr bers
ousidnellsn, unb iie rief: sd ba9te
ipabrbaftigen Soft, es mare fdon Der
!5err Mebi3inulrat. 9u. Mlariins
9en, tOmmit bod font MD 10 forf4
mad Saufe!"
Die nabm Jpn aud nibt fir ool.
,Ou" mar er ibr nod INNER, ipie III
Der 3sit, als lie Jpn dls 5p0lfidbrigen
anaben anrebste. Sic bate gar ni9t
an einen Weaiel eeba6t, unb er oud'
nidt. llro mar bod Elm Serr seipor'
ben, bsm .Seiratssebonisn bur9 ben
aopf sosen.
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ginten iduttelte BEN aopf nit Der
ioubsrsn tpeibsn Soubt. MAS bot n
Der Sunss2
(sSortiebunu fp(at.)
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unter @eidaftsIen.en.

SeirathspermittIer:: .ggiepieI mill
Oenn Der Snufier Mener feiner Tod.
ter rnitaeben2"
aoaeee: 100000 - aber ,iiiter
ms geiagt: ~$dbIi@ ial ie for $500.
.0O0"l"
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(Gcrtfesuns fofgt.)
SeGbHbe M II Bt.

gaeiienber: Wie, Sic baben nod
5iDei Shpeitern?
MirtbstO6ter: Sretlt4, tpesbal6
Nsbe benn fonit unfsr Sdftbof: n3u
ben S1ei Gn9elu2"
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Gin muffffrtunh

@efudsr: .2llls ipettsr, bas Wu.
fitsimmsr bai ia bier aiirtn-bas III
prattif@ Sa fam man ia nat alien
Seiten binaus.-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13

OF the year on the first Saturday
night and Sunday in every month";
Edward Moore has gone to Rich
mond where he will attend sch.ol
for some time.-Mrs. Minta Mays
has just left here for Detroit, Mich,
which she will make her home
Fred Moore has been very i'll with
cut foot although he is getting
along very nicely.-Thomas Hol-
comb and Lucy Dean near Boone
vile got married the other day. We
wish them much happiness. There
will be church at Lerose the third
Sunday in this month. Leonard
Kilbum OF Tallega, who has been
attending school at Richmond. re-
turned home the other day.-Crom-
well Cole Of Lymans Greek is very
i'll. There is no chance for his re-
covery.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
GARRARD COUNTY
Paint Lick

Paint Lick, April f0.-Miss Mo-
berly Of Richmond. who has been
at the home Of her cousin. Mrs. Os-
car Hammack for several weeks was
taken 10 her home Friday 10 be OPP
Grated on for appendicitis.-Miss
Kate Ely was in Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Thompson spent several
days last week in Berea visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. C. Haley-Miss
Mollie Smith Of Berca was the guest
Of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. C. Wynn last week.-Mrs.. Henry
Conn and daughters, Nora. Gladys
and Eunice Of Richmond, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lackey
at Point Leavell.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE, April i0.-Everybody
was very much surprised yesterday
morning 10 find about two inches OF
snow on the ground.-J. w. Tackett
and Co. have moved their saw mill
back home again on Sturgeon
Creek. The Rev. William Marcum,
who was only converted about n
year ago has been conducting a
good many meetings around here.
He is now at Stanton assisting in q
revival servic@-Miss Alpha Cau-
dill has been attending stanton Col
lege for some time will soon return
home for a vacation.-Everybody
seems To be getting along fine with
their farming Clay Brandenburg
will start in a few days TO Louis
Vile where he expects to buy his
spring and summer goods.-S. A.
.Caudill, the hardware and coffee
man, will start today for a long
horseback trip up among the Pine
and Big Black Mountains Of Eastern
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13

must have fallen on the carpet
Lloyd Lane is reported sick.--Mrs.
Elizabeth hurry is very sick with
heart trouble.-May Lain, who had
a serious attack Of appendicitis last
week, Is some better--Arch Doty
and son, Russell, are visiting friends
at White Hall.-The last three or
four days have been very disagree
able and discouraging for farmers
II is an unusual thing for snow,
sleet and ice in this part Of the
state at this time Of year; never
theless the ground was mantled In
white part Of two days past.
Coyls
Coyle, April 2-Walter Powell
and son, Hewey, made a flying trip
IN Jackson last week.--palestine Ed
wards called on old friends in Es-
till last Saturday.-James Powell
was in Berea on business last week.
Mrs. James Powell is improving
slowly.-Next Saturday and Sunday
are regular preaching days at Tiny
Fork. We hope to see large crowd
out.
Dreyfus
Dreyfus, Apr. f0.-Wm. Oeg and
family Of this place has moved
down on the Kentucky River.-F.
NJ. Ashcraft and son have bought
out the C. NJ. Azbill store.-The Rev.
Mr.. Miller of Lee County is preach
ing a few nights at the Christian
Church this Week.-Mrs. Flora
Powell. who lives near Berea is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Baker al
lew days.-Mrs. Susan Jones is very
ow with catarrah of the stomach.
j. F. Lunsford Of Wilde was Wis
ting his parents the first OF last
veek.-The Sunday School at Drey-
us is progressing nicely, with Carl
.unsford as superintendent-Much
success TO The Citizen.
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CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine, April S.--James Bowman OF
Island City has moved TO his farm
at this place which he recently pur-
chased from A. J. Maupin for $3.50.
The latter moved TO the J. n. Smith
place at Egypt which he purchased
for siiOO.-Sunday school has been
rec rganized at this place and is do
ing nicely.-There will be preach
ing at the Chestnut school house
the fifth Sunday in this month by
the Rev. Hanable Morgan and 9th
ers. Everybody come.-The Misses
Alice and Lille Hurley spent last
Sunday with Rosa and Fannie Nor
gan.-Brack Bonds Of Egypt was in
this vicinity on business Friday
Laid st. John Of Buncom, who has
been very low with consumption
for some time. died Wednesday
night. His remains were laid 10
rest in the Smith cemetery.
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JACKSON COUNTY
Grayhawk

Grayhawk. March There will
be a farmers meeting at the M. X
church the fourth Saturday in each
month by our county agent, w. r.
Reynolds. There will be canning
club organized by Miss Spence OF
Iona at the same meeting. Come
one, come all, TO these meetings.
Thomas Hays bought 20 acres Of
land from G. w. Hays for $3.50.
Thomas is building him a house
and doing lots OF work.-Most Of the
farmers are thru sowing oats. There
is more grass seed being sowed here
this year than ever before.-Mrs.
Louisa Tincher, who has been so
poorly, is still improving. Our
Christian Endeavor meeting is still
doing good work at Gray Hawk.
Hugh
Hugh, Apr. i0.-The farmers are
getting behind with their farm work;
but let us not get blue, smile and the
world smiles too.-Sunday School at
this place is getting along nicely
with a few faithful workers. We
hope TO have better attendance
when the weather opens up and
roads get better-The Kerby Knob
men and others around here are
working the Owsley road. with as
sistance from the County.-Martin
Abrams has moved into the w. T.
Powell house, recently vacated by
H. c. Kinred.-Miss Gertie Abrams, !
who has entered school at Berea for
spring term, was visiting home folks
Sunday.-Mrs. George Benge visited
her parents the later part Of last
week.-Mrs.. Alice Benge has been
sick the past two weeks and is not
much better being confined to her
bed most of the time.-Mrs. Melvin
Azbill and children of Chestnut knoll
visited relatives on Hatchers Run
last week.-George Benge had a
working Tuesday and got very
good days work done.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Walter Click visited at T. 7. Clicks
last Saturday night.-T. I. BickneII
and A. C. Bicknell's family passed
thru here Sunday on their way to
Franklin, o., to make their future
home.-Hurrah for The Citizen new
story.
Tyner
Tyner, Apr. 9.-Farmers are all
done sowing oats and are preparing
their corn land.-We have had three
days of snow and high winds. We
are fearful of fruit being killed.
Married, March 81, Mrs. Nancy j.,
Vaughn, to Harry Moore Of WEIGH
burg.-Mrs. Francis Goodman, and
George Birch, both Of Welchburg al
so Miss VERNE Johnson to John
Gabbard. We wish them all
pleasant journey thru life.-Wm.
Nautz, who was kicked on the knee
by a young mule. six weeks ago is
still hobbling around on crutches.-
Mrs. Matt Goodman has returned
from Hamilton, o., and is very sick
with grippe.
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Order s,ooo. 900 cossaek seots.

london. April ii.-Three hundred
thousand steers will yield up their
hides to make the 100000 oossack
boots Just ordered here. Each pair
OF legs takes nine feet OF leather and
each pair OF fronts two feet
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
DO YOU KNOW THAT

There is Federal institution in the continental
United States for the reception and OF epers?
Plague is disease Of rodents?
Malaria is spread by special mosquito?
House screening is good disease preventive?
Fingers, flies and food spread typhoid fever?
Pellagra may be prevented cured by proper diet?
The United States Public Health Service believes that
the common towel spreads trachoma disease OF the
eye?
Children from sanitary homes advance more rapidly
in school than those from dirty premises?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
WOOL GROWERS

Do you want your wool made into
goods9 DO you want honest wooden
goods? Bqual to mothers make
Write Hartmann Riverside WOODEN
Mills, Hartman, Tenn, Box %. Adj
~. 8; 10, Z.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
MADISON COUNTY
Whites Station

Whites Station, Apr. i0-The
cold weather is getting the farmers
very much behind in their work
Robert Cochran and Harry Potts Wis.,
tied relatives and friends at Har-
rodsburg last week.-Mrs.. w. +.
Brown and daughter Eva returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit
with relatives in Barbourville and
other points.-James Hamilton, who
is working with the bridge crew at
LatOnia, visited home folks Satur-
day and Sunday.-Miss Amy Minter
made business trip to Berea Thurs
day OF last week.-R. F. Maupin, our
genial agent, with the assistance OF
Mike Harris has begun work on his
new home.-W. F. Brown is adding
TO the appearance Of his place with
paint. II being done by Professor
Harris.-Cold weather has put the
ban on baseball for the present
Mrs. Slusher and son returned from
New Mexico last week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
ESTILL COUNTY
Locust Branch

Locust Branch. Apr. i0.-H. @.
Bicknell is still losing hogs with
cholera-John Campbell lost two
good milk cows last week. They
ate ivy and just lived few days
and died.-Earl Gentry is very sick
at this time.-Miss Ethel Abney Of
Irvine is visiting Miss Ann and Ada
Bicknell for a few days.-Joe Al
corn moved 10 Big Hill last week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
owsLEY COUNTY
Sulphur Spring

Sulphur Spring, April s.-John
Mason preached at this place last
Saturday night and Sunday and will
continue preaching until the close
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
BREArHIrT COUNTY
Lambric

Lambric, April s.-Mrs. s. b. Flu
gate, who has been in the Bach hos
pital for two weeks returned home
some improved.-Manda Mann, who
has been in the back hospital for
two months is a lot better-Court
commenced at Jackson last Monday
with Judge Adams as Judge. Kelly
Kash commonwealth attorney. Sew
eral folks at this place attended
court at Jackson Monday-The
Rev. II. r. Keith and others preach
ed at the carpenter school house
last Sunday and had large crowd.
James Blanton and Joe Bullen are
just about done with their logging
for this year.-Mrs. Joe Bolen, who
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-13
CLARK COUNTY


Log Lick. Apr. iO.-Bro. G. w.
Peel Of Nickolasville filled his reg
ular appointment Sunday night
Owing to the inclement weather he
did not have meeting Saturday
night. w. Danson and wife Of
Winchester visited Mrs. A. II. Neal
Thursday and Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Winburn are the proud par
ents OF a little girl who arrived
Friday morning whom they named
Gertrude.-Born to the wife Of Tom
Vivion last week a fine boy named
Robert Smith.-Miss VIVA Roberts
and Stanly Burcham Of this place
went TO Winchester last Thursday
where they were quitely married
by Rev. NJ. p. Lowery.-Leonard
Matherly who has been taking a
business course at Bowling Green,
visited home folks last week.-Tack
Wills is preparing TO erect a dwell
ing on the farm he bought Of Edwin
Brookshire last fall. w. Lawson
bought a drove of sheep from Ben
Hudson, at 80 per head.-Farmers IN
this vicinity are very much behind
with their spring work owing to
wet weather.-M Dee Brookshire
of near Winchester was called TO
the bed side Of her sister, Miss Ella
Elkin, who has been very Sick
Prayer meeting at Log Lick Chris
tian Church every Thursday night.
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Disputanta

Disputanta, Apr. SIT is reported
that Ida Hammond is very bad sick
with whooping cough.-Old Aunt
Susan Oge has heen very bad of
for several days.-G. v. Owens has
sold his grist mill 10 Bill Jones OF
Climax-Bob Mcqueen Of Cruise
Ridge is grinding corn now for the
tenth part.-John Young and family
have moved TO Hamilton TO get rich
We hope he will have success
Will Rowlett and family are moving
to Hamilton, O.-Hogs are as scarce
as hens teeth in these brush.
Locals.
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has been sick for some time is no
better-James Allen is preparing
to move to Carter County to make
his future home.