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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12
gus MsgfeO.

llnlere Militdrbeboroen iino
offi5iea BON Der 8erboftung oes
nerifaniibeu gaaDitenfiibrers glni-
ceto Stigma in &enntnis geIebt NOR
ben. Bi5ana lon 5ulamlnen nit 2uis
De la Hoia ieiner5eit Die ltnrnben
m Den gio @ranoe-@egelloelt olfge-
itiftet, Toe auf. rnlerer Seite oes
Hio 8ran0e pobnenoer Merifaner
gegen uniere Hegierung uno geaen
Die anlerifaniide gepolferunll anf-
gebeet baber, inoen er ibnen aIler=
lei berriifte 3inge bon elmer Be
freiung4 nnIeres Staotes ltmo 8er=
einigung besielben nit Merieo por=
l6pubte, nno ioll alld) cine Neihe
bon 9iaubeinfdllen beipaffneter
Werifaner in terailildes gebiet ner-
anldBt un0 iebllt geleitet baben.
8olluernear Sergllion bat sleiner5eit
.auf ieine ginbrillgung uno Die lei-
mes @efabrten oe Ia 3ola tot ober
lebenoig cine 8elobnung pon fe
tmileno Collars ousgeiebt. 8i5ana
nuroe nit pier anoern nngebliden
9anoiten auf elmer Hand), liiotpelt=
lid) bon Matamoros gebrodt. no
ale fiinf eingeiperrt muroen. 9lnf
Der 9fanh tpobnte Die Sanlilie Hi.
5ana's, er ielblt bielt iif fnIt irtiucr
anf teronilhes @ebiet aaf. fam
aber baufig al 9eiu1en BEL ieiner
6alnilie iiber oen &io @ranoe. Goll-
perneur SSersulon bat leiner5eit nm
Die Inslieferlmg oes Befdhrfishea
0feni6enL Der auf teraitiidpm 81
oen Die ihmeriten GerbreAeu Be.
gangen bnt, bel ben nerifanileAen
geboroen nadgeiudt SSoffentlisA
miro imere 8uuoesre9ierluiq oieles
Geiud) nit einem 10 entidieoeBep
9fahorlld lulterItiisen, Dab Die lneri
fnniiden geboroen ge5lulngen limo,
ibm nad)5ugeben.
9lts Gl 9alp miro genieI0et,
8iaa 5iehe auf Maoero in GGihuas
buo 8ll,. er befinoe licb sur 3eit 3iui-
ichen Has Cruces itno gtantiqiiipa.
@r babe nidt nebr ais Nngefabr
hunoert Nfann bei iirh.
Gin friiberer 8illa.Soloat gla-
mems 8oias ino ein 3ipiiiit iin0
IN aSuare5 eridoIien tuoroen gfoios
bate @htnition qeitoblen uno Der
3tniIift hatte fie ibm abgetallft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12
geereen nad 9robbiongaeacn6en lperben it aaaef5rt

9lls 8eipeis, oaB DeutIblano cine
5nfrieoenltellenoe grleoignna oes
oSulitania" Salles erbofft, fann
es angeieben iperoefl, odB ale anne
rtfanifben 3eifunas aorrelponoen-
ten 81 elmer oreitdgigen golr nacs
Der oentl6en Sront, begil1neno am
TO. sSebruar, eingelooen iino. @s
miro oarauf bingeipieiert, ooB oieIe
ginlaonng faunl erlaile1 iein mir
De, tDetlrl ni9t Die geamten iiber=
5ellgt naretL oaB feline @efabr zines
8rubes Der freunoliden 9e5ieblln-
gen 3iuii6en 9entl6lano nno 9lme-
rtfa mebr beitebe.
Die britiide 9lbnlirolitat bat Of.
fi5iea ben 9anlpf bon SanoeIsldif-
fen gegen &riegsi1iffe gebilligt, in
Dem lie BEN geliserit oes perIenften
0anlpfers Clan Mc9aoiib1 gratn-
liertes neil er Dem oeuticben &aper=
id)iff neldes aud) oie v9[ppon"
altfbra6te, @iberltanb geleiitet bat.
Ser oeutlbe &aiier bat cine 8e-
lobnling bon 750 Marf ansgelebt
fiir ieoes 2uftfabr3eug Der sSeifoe,
oas in Die S11roe 9elltidlonos ooer
lelner Terbiinoeten fon1n1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12
yafanD-

e 9as 9ausfonlite fiir nlilitari=
l6e glngelegenbeiten bat einen Be
lbluB angenomneil, ourh ben Dem
Brdiioenten Der 9anf oes aomiteg
fir oas 8erfrauefl, oas er ibm lit
Der Seeresreorgaililations Syrage
idenfte, aiisgeiprohefl tpiro. Ser
anloliitng aur Slnnabme oes 9e-
idluiies gab Der sfiiftritt oes
ariegsniiniiters @arriIon ltno oie
bel oieier @elegenbeit peroffertlidte
&orrefponen5 3piihen Dem 8rdii-
oenten itno benz ariegsninilter.
Cine niht gana oilfgeflarte
8iltoler- i11o Meiier slffoire bot
in eifem 9otel 3n ct. 2ouis unter
3abnar5ten itatteefluoen. 9eteiIiet
paren Der 3abnar6t Or. gl. S.
SSSobnion BON ct. 2oais, iein @ebiil-
fe CHARLES 9oop, Der 3abnar5t Or.
Gbas. SO &ennerlp uno iein 6teltito,
Der ieinen Namen als glrnolo IN
Dem Sotel regiitrierte. in 8irflih-
felt aber 8iefenbaitgb ooer 9iefen-
bad beiBen loll. 9ieie beibell See-
teren ltartuner angeblid) aus nnie-
rer Stoot, iino ober bier nidt be-
fannt Or. Sobnion bat 5ipei ShuB-
i'm ltnterleib uiio lit i6iper
perlebt, 9lrnolo ooer 9iefenbad) lit
eie Geble our1ibnitten audi er lit
lhtper perlebt; Or. &ennerlp bat ell.
ne Sti6pultoe i'm Mrm uno 2oDp
bot lei9tere Nerlebltngen ertalten
Sic 9lffaire ipielte lib in Dem BON
9lrnolo beiuobnten @otel5intnter ab
S@ie 2oop lagt, tpllroen Or. Sobn-
ion nno er bon strnoIo oorthin
gelodt inter Dem Gorgeben, iie ntod)-
ten feline sSrou, Die ihtper leioeno
iei, bebanbelu. gaS iie oortbin fo-
melL mar feline 5rou bo. itatt III
rer ober Or. &ennerIp luo er uuoI
Iein SSreiino 9(rnolb fielen Iofort
iiber Die beioeu 3abn6r5te ber. Or.
@ennerlp beItreitet Dies uno logt,
S5obnIon lulo iein @ebulfe batten
ben 8unpf angefongen Die beioen
Sbperpermlinoeten lin0 ni6t Der
nebnlmgsf1bie. 8ennerln mar frii-
Der Observation-Disclosures sSobnion's, er
bebauptet, BON SSobnlon Inn 10000
Collar beIbipinoelt 5u iein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12

Die Ceiterreidjer iinD tuieoer iuei-
ter In silbaHirn Durseriidt. Gie ba-
ben bic Stabt s,irana beIett, bic MIR
luerise Weilen 6itIid, ppn 9nrasso
enfferuf liest.
Cant bpn Yasono eingefanfencn
8eridjten baben Die Sirfen mellrere
ipeitere gerfnd,e bes syiibrers Der
engliiden Gntiakarmee, NIT ben in
amt-@ @-glmara eingeIdaoiienen gri-
ten in gerbinSnns sii treten, perei-
telt, nilo ben bort einseld)lpiienen
gritcn miro in gans fnr5er 3eit fei-
ne areere Wf6slidfeit bleiben ais
iidy su esseben. SnfoIse Der lleber-
ldlpemmunsen lit bas 8rnnnenluai-
Ter in Der eimseIdloiIemen Sta6t
b1llig perleud)t iuDroen, 10 baf SD-
plus in idJredlidbiter Neiie iuiitet.
syiinf Rot .6opitGIer iino amf8e-
IdDlagen iuurben, nber es feblt an
WieDisin, nm Die 2ente az beban-
beIn. gsad) glngaben BON onrhge-
Id)liipffen Gim9eborenen iinb nur
nod iuenig giabrum8smittel in Der
Staot. Sic Ioacn b0dDftens nod ei-
nc ISOLDE seniigen.
Hetcrsbnrger Sepeid)en piiIen
Diel bnn einer Sffeniipe 5n er5Gbleu,
Die in @ali5ien in Der Strnpa 8e-
geno, an Der @ren5e Der 8afOipina
nno in NolbDnieit siuiid)en 2msf
nnS GoiunO, einselebt baben IOll nno
bic bis Jest erfolsreidl eeiueIen lei.
Sic bebanptem, 6af iie in Der Strb.
pa.@essuo pprssriidt iinb nno be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12
llnlere Regierung
aarse lleberlit)t.

Staatsiefvetar eaniing pro-
teitisrt segen Die AuffaiIumg,
1lnIere giegiernng babe 9entid-
IanS init ibren 5orSeriingen
i'm y2nIitania" Jaa bentii-
tieen iupllen.
Die 9iniien bebanpteii cine
erfOlsreidt Cffeui;ue besOnnen
80 babeu.
9entId)lan6 bat l1eberflnf,
an alien, erflGrt Elm fransDii=
fdDer 6abrifant.
Die Geiterreider baben bic
dlbaniide Stabt Sirana be+
lest,
Die yii1iIen 6ebanpten, iie
battem bic Sarfen sebinbert,
in aleinaiien bic Gffeniipe st
ersreifem.
Die ssransolea usrInden
perscblid, oir bei @imD nerlo-
renem Stelliinsen iuieoer su se-
iuinnct.
amf=@-Mmara ioll Dor Der
ltebersabe ittben.
9entldje 3eitnngen iino iiber
bic Saltitns unierer 9iegiernng
,una llnterieebeOtfries Iebr err
freiif.
Ceiterreid) loa nur NIT 30,-
600 Wfann In Mlbaaien ein-
riidcn.
yAppam luiro nadD ben
slbmadutngen bes @ertrases
nit 9sreufen bebanSelt iper-
ben.
Stalien perbietet Ginfnbr,
slmsfnbr nno 9nrdfabrt aller
oeutid]sn Naaren.
9srins SOud)in beiratet am
IL. Widrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-12
llnterIee6aolkrieq

rung mod feline uffi5ielle Waitteilitng
iiber lire Saltnng st ben nemen
oentidJ Oiterreid)iiden 8eitimitan-
gen fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
seniadjt; es ipa oies erit gel1ebell,
iuenn Die betreffen0e 9epte in i6rem
8efit tit nnb lie ben sSnbalt gettan
fennt. IS lit gar ni6t nmm0glidt
Oak tie gar feline 10 periliinftise Nnfz
faiImna bon Der glnfiinbigmns
9cntIdlanSs ilno SeiterreidJs bats
iuie ibr iett 5nseIdriebem iuiro.
gSie nus @aibington semelbet
luirb, fat unlere Hesiernng iiber
ben pglppnm" entidieben. Die Gut
ideibmng lit nod nidDt befannt se=
madDt, man nimimt aber allgemein
an, baf bas Sd)iff in 9seiuport gse,us
bleiben nnD bas nniere &egierumg es
nod ben slbnadmneen oes @ertra-
ses NIT Erenfen bebanSeln iuiro.
Der montenegriniid)e Gremiermi-
niiter erflGrt, man babe aaerbings
einen @affenitillitanb NIT ben De-
iterreidern abgeIdlpiIen, babe aud
Observation-Disclosures er6ffnett ba=
be aber Die SrieSensbeoingnnsen
Seiterreid)s auf's GntIdJiebenite slt-
riifseiuielen nno Die @erbanolnn-
gen abgebroden.
Die italienildDe 9iegiermng bat ein
Sefret erlaiien, bnrdJ bas Die Gin
fabrt nnS 9lnsfabrt aller bentid)er
8aaren 6itrdJ italiemiid)es SerritD=
rium perboten luirS.
Cine 9epeide ams 9ipm bebanp-
tet, Die glrmee, nit Der Seiterreid in
sllbanien einoringe, lei nidt sr0ker
als 10000 Miann.
Gin anseblides ssnterDielu nit
oem bentiden Neidsfansler iiber Den
eniitanin 6al iinb Die syproernn-
gen inlerer Megiermng, nad oem
,Serr pDn 8etbmann geIagt baben
ioa, bic Jproermng Der amerifani-
IdJen &egierilna fDnne Don 0entIdl-
lamb nidDt erfiillt iuerben, oa iie cine
nnnmDalid)e Semiitignng" 9eittidl-
lambs beoente, 1T IN a,nerifaniiden
3eitnngen bielfad) perDffenflidlt
iuuroeu nnb fat mnlere Gegiernng in
@aIbington iebr aiifgeregt. Gtaatss.
iefretar Gaming fiiblt iidp beranz
laft, gegen cine berartige Slitffai-
iung, iuie iidj in ben angeblidJen
Nurten oes 9ieid)sfanslers ans-
Iprid)t, sll proteitieren. Gr erflart,
es babe nnierer &egiernmg nid)ts fer
ner gelegen, als 9eutIdlanb 81 be-
iniitigen. Wian babe MIR Den anf-
ridltisen 8nnIdJ, Die trabitipnellen
frennOidaftlidlen 8esiebungen slui-
iden SelitidDlanb nno Den @er.Staa-
ten anfredJt 5n erbalten. sSn oemiel-
ben Sinne Ipraden iidD Senator
Stpne, @ice=E Eraiioent MarIdall nno
an0ere Serren mis. gSir ipullen es
gerne glamben, bafs man III ben Be
giernngsfreiIen 8aibinston's Don
bieiem 8anIdje beieelt lit, aber anf-
ridjtig geitanoen, bat es mabreno Der
&erbanolnngen bes y2niitania" SAL
les mnn anSerer llnterleebOptfGlle
iebr bGnfig nidt Sanad) ansseieben,
ais Ob unIere 9iesiernns iuirflidD BON
einem iolden @nnidle beieelt lei.
gtnr sit uft hatte es ben glnldJein, ais
indDe man uroentlidD eanadl, etiuas
beranssnfimben, mas Die Meinnngs-
nnteridieoe 5luiIdjen 9entid)lanb nisO
ben Ser. Staaten in Elm tuirflidJes
aefa6rlides 6unfliftitaSinm 6rinsen
f0nnte. @ar cine Sad)e geregelt,
bate SentidDlano alien lproernnsen
nadseseben, baum bolte man alte,
balbbergefiene 5orbernnsen iuieber
berbpr nno 6sitonS NIT einer Gnt-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
Bonded Burdens.

Nearly one.third of every dol
lar collected fer taxes in New
York City goe- L pa mt rest
on the city del o. fnr-d bt re-.
demption. For these purposes
New York spends annually $780,
OOO 600 a year, or mere than
$lG4, 600 a day. For education,
New York spends the enormous
sum of $40,000,000. And, ac-
cordlng to certain experts on
taxation in the metropolis, it
has reached a point that is con-
fscatory. The burdens have had
a harmful effect on property val
ues, and threaten to cause more
trouble.
The lesson Of New York's ov.
erburdened taxpayers is plain.
Development through municipal
bonds is the best possible method
to lnOure progress. but the ben
efts to be derived through this
method are counteracted when
the bonded Indebtedness exceeds
certain limits. In St. Louis a
condition similar to that in New
York would not be possible with.
out the passage Of new State
laws. and while the present bond
limit provisions does not give a
city of the total value and popu.
lation Of St Louis a sufficiently
wide latitude, the idea Of some
limit is founded on sound thee
ries. The total cost of running
New York city is $l92. 100000 a
year. OF this sum nearly one.
third goes to the payment of
debts, and some of the city de-
velopments for which bonds
were issued years ago are not
worth the price which the pres.
ent generation is paying. Thus
there is another angle to the
theory that future generations
should pay for Improvements
that will remain for the future.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
Letter From Gideon, Mo.
Mr.. S. NJ. Jenkins,

Mr.. S. NJ. Jenkins,
Marion. Ky,
Dear sir:
After having read the dear
old Press II more months. and
the gentle reminder. | am en-
closing z. o. money order to put
me good until May 1917.
| see you are talking good
roads in Ky. Until the people
wake up and try to do some
thing to advance their country.
it will never advance, We have
Just completed an $4,000 brick
school house. and IL somone had
not have gotten busy we never
would have built this house.
Mr.. editor everything is lovely
in good old Mo.
With best wishes.
j. n. Johnson.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
War Pun ehases 10 America
Hit S34,OOO,OOO Figure.

Washington, d. c.. May "a. -
Europe's purchases Of war ma.
terials in the United States total.
ed $40, 600, 600 at the end of the
first twenty months Of war.
Figures assembled in the bureau
of foreign and domestic com.
merce show the heaviest month
last, when more than $50, 000..
GOO worth Of munitions left
American ports. April totals
have not been compiled. Ship.
ments of high explosives. shells
and shrapnel are crossing the
Atlantic at the rate Of 81, 000. =
600 worth daily, and vessels are
carrying S5O0,OOO worth Of pow
der a day. Firearms and cart.
ridges valued at more than s5,.
100000 went to Europe during
March.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
Tramps Must Work.

Ashtabula, O., May p. The
policy of no work. no eats" is
10 be tried out in Ashtabula in
an effort TO get work out Of
tramps. City Manager j. W..
Prince announced today.
Twenty tramps have been in
the city jail on n bread-and.wa-
ter diet for three Gays because
they are loath 20 do manual labor
especially cleaning city streets.
Prince says that { they contin.
ne in this attitude toward labor
the bread will be cut from their
daily ratlons.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
HUSBAND RESCUED
lESpAIRING Wife
After Four Years Of Discouragins
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Game to Rescue.

Ca,ron, Ky,-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: II suffered for tour
years, with womanly troubles, and during
This time, ! could only SIT up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere a.
all. AT times, would have severe pains
IN my LETT side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined 10 my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed 10 do me any good.
! had go,leR so weak ! could not stand,
and Lgaye up in despair.
Al last, my husband gol me a bottle oil
Cafdui, the woman's tonic, and COM
meDced taking Il. From the very first
dose, ! could tell Il was helping me. |
can now walk two miles without lis
turing me, and am doing my work"
II you are al run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up In despair. Try
Caidui, the womans TONIC. lihas helped
more than q million women, in rs 70
years OF wonderful success, and should
surely help you too. Your druggist has
sold Cafdui Tor years. he knows whal
II vii do. ASK HIM. Ne will recon-
mead Il. Begin taking Cafdui today.
WIT io' ,tsrTn.oss WeieIns Co. Lit,s'
ittrs Nrpi.. Dha.ia...a Tenn. fIf SJtrdl
f'IIt. i,Df' ~ iHIf .l,s ans 90 r,ss took H1ms
AfsAl1'sni ~ Nsn.s0, ,eli 90 u.air utlrrsf hbH
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
An Accidental Discovery.

B.ottng paper was discovered
purely by accident. Some ordi-
nary paper was being made one
day at a mill in Berkshire, En-
gland. when a careless woman
forgot to put in the sizing ma.
terial. The whole of the paper
made was regarded as useless.
The proprietor of the mill desir-
ed to write a note shortly after
wards and he took a piece of
this waste paper, thinking it was
good enough for the purpose.
To his intense annoyance the ink
spread all over the paper. Sud-
denly there flashed over his
mind the thought that this pa.
per would do instead of sand for
drying ink, and he at once ad-
vertised his waste paper as blot
ting"
There was such a big demand
that the mill ceased to make or
binary paper, and was soon occu.
pied in making blotting paper
only. the use Of which spread to
all countries. Apples of Gold.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
For Your Child S Cough

II your child has a cold. nose runs
or coughs much get a small bottle Of
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey syrup, jus,
what children like and just the medi.
cine to soothe the cough and check the
cold. After taking. children stop fret
ting, sleep good anS are soon entirely
well. Insist on DR.. Bells Pine.Tar.
Honey. % cents at your druggist.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
To Those Suffering With
Nerve And Eye Trouble.

Will say that | have studied the
Mccormick system some and |
think it great. | have also been
treated by that system by DR..
Gilchrist Of Marion, Ky. for a
lacerated retina and nerve trou-
BILE and have gotten results that
| am sure could not have been
accomplished under any other
system. l practiced medicine
successfully for many years and
The Healing Art. in many of
it's branches and | believe II Dr..
Gilchrist's advice 10 followed YOU
will get the results you have a
right to expect. I am not interest.
ed except for humanity's sake.
for whose sake I have spent my
life.
v. B. Newman, MD.
Adv. :Dixon. KY.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
West Plains Girl
WEEDS Colorado Man.

West Plain friends have just
received announcement of the
marriage Of Miss Eunice Martin
of this city to Mr.. Jack Moray,
a young business man Of Pueblo,
COL, the marriage having taken
place last Wednesday in Pueblo,
where Miss Martin had been
visiting relatives the last three
months.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. j, W, Martin. an employee
Of the Langston Mercantile COM
pany. She is a most charming
young woman and has many
friends here to whom the an
nouncement of the marriage
came as a surprise.
Mr.. Mckay is manager of the
Walk Over Shoe company's store
at Pueblo. and it was while Miss
Martin was making an extended
visit in Pueblo three years ago
that the romance which culmi-
mated in the marriage Wednes-
Cay was begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. McRay will make
their home in Pueblo. West
Plains, No.. Quill.
Mrs. McRay, who Is . grand.
daughter Of Mrs. Annie LaRus,
|of the Hebron neighborhood.
visited In Marion and in the
county two years ago. She is .
beautiful blaade and 10 Q young
lady Of pleasant personality"
She 10 . cousin Of Prof. Hollis c.
Franklin Of the Marion Graded
and High School.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
Road Bond Issue.

TOlu, Ky, May Is, 19l
Crittenden Record Press,
Marion, KY.
Sirs:
| do hope the bond issue
good roads may carry. | see
much and hear so much at
too much taxes; too much d,
now.
Why doeth the heather r,
and the people imagine a "
thing" about how the mo-
should be spent.
Would 1885, 100000 worth
road be worth as much to C.
tenden county, as it would be
Union county? Is it possible
US to be hurt if we get
moneys worth? Which woi
be the best and most usefu!
US the cash-$lS5, 100000 in g,
or its value in good roads? Il
possible Crittenden county
stocked with people like Aust
liam Bushmen, who shun civilis
ton? Good roads to our coun
would be just what good bull
lngs are to a farm,
Who is it that would not pr
mote the general welfare" Is
preamble to our U. S. constit
tion.) Good roads will unite Il
people by bringing them togeti
er as nothing else would. "
will learn who our neighbor /
how he is doing; and what he
doing, yes, it will help to r
plenish the earth and subdue
A wise man built his hou,
Croad) upon a rock (pike) a 70
built his house (road) upon Il
sand (mud) and the rains d
cended and the floods came an
beat upon the house and it fe
not because It was founded upo
a rock, but alas! How about II
house upon the sand mud
fell and great was the fall. Y,
great is the cost of Crittende
county each year to keep up Il
fall of the mud roads built /
fools. Millions of tons of roc
are smiling at US in Crittende
county to be built into public U.s.
They were put here for a puI
pose and they have rested fl
thousands of centuries.
| hope at the election thes
stones may cry out.
The scriptures TEEN with goc
road argument.
The streets of New Jerusalel
are paved with gold and the ant
road people here don't want I
to have even a flint rock roat
What would twenty-five mile
of pike be worth to our county
| have read what you Ants So
about the cost and tax. Tell m
what would the finished produ,
be worth? Who will answer,
Crittenden county?-Bel-Tm. MiI
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40 Ideal Spring laIatIYe

A good and time tried remedy Is Dr.
Kings New Life Pill~ The first dose
win move the sluggish bowels, stimu.
late the liver and clear the system Of
waste and blood impurities. You owe
Il to yourself to clear the system Of
body poisons, accumulated during the
winter. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
will do II. 25 cents at your Druggist l
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25

this the right Of suffrage were natural right right
should though the
thing settled In the long discussion of this subject is that suffrage
right but
be discussed whether
be better government than by the suffrage
Into judgment Of OF
woman is not that is inferior
different from that In the distribution powers
ties our Maker has created adapted the
In the
performance OF other functions.
Woman rules noble
for strife
WELD Woman strife becomes hard harsh unlovae repsive
removed from that
whom confess subm the heaven removed from the earth
THE whole science the science life and
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness In the divine distribution
the right OF throughout
will with
the divine right OF protecting WIFE daughter the whom love-
whom exercising the brthrgh and
hands designed by God
warfare
Judgment this whole arises from false conception OF the
duty and OF the right Of both and
The time will when the line OF demarcaon between the
osophy believe that attempt to turn backward the line Of
higher nober and civilization which
the higher differentiation Of the sexes
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-25
Notice! Taxes Due.

The taxes for the Marion Grad.
ed School for 1916 are now due.
After the first Of June the pep
atty Of 5 per cent, will be added,
| will be found at my Office 10
the Courthouse yard at all reas.
enable hours, ready and willing
TO receipt you for same.
]. G. Rochester. Collector.
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There 10 more cataryh In this section 81
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed 10 be incurable. For q
great maay years doctors pfonounced II .
local disease and prescribed local rene
dies, and by constantly failing 20 cure
win local treatment. pronounced u incur
constitutional disease. and therefore re.
asirss constitutional Gsatnsat Hairs
CAtarrh Cure. manufactured By Y. J.
Cheney . Ce,. Toledo. Ohm. 10 the only
CONSTITUTIONAL cure on the market II IL
taken internally. y nces directly on the
They offsr one hundred dollars for any
cass Il fails 70. cure. Send for circulars
and testimoniab.
Address, v ,. CHENEY . CO.. Toledo. o,
sofa By pruGststa rtc.
Tahs Hairs Family Pills for oonsttpatioas
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Hon. Elihu Root
On Woman's Sphere

The question Of Woman Suffrage is an issue before
the American people Twelve states have adopted IL
Tour more states vote upon II this fall and II strongly
urged that II become platform demand OF the national
political parties II is therefore the privilege and the duty
OF every voter to study carefully this subject Hon Ehu
Root In discussing this question before the constitutional
convention Of New York, recently said In part
Il am opposed TO the granting Of suffrage to women
because believe that II would be loss to women to all
women and TO every woman: and because ! believe IL
would be an injury to the state and TO every man and