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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
&rOpiu5 Manitpba III aanaba
.,trpfcu"

&innipes, aran., IA. 9lars
0dt elmer 9Rcbrbcit, bon etlpa 2
nabm am 9sontas Die &ropin5 @1aniz
toba bic Semperens Nftc oil, olrd
lpelche ialle 8irthid)uften, @einbunpz
l,ln9cn uno lisenIirteu Stubs am
Sllni geldlpiicn iperoen.
gtlra 200 @irtbldnften, tS2 $ops
tcls uno AZ GroBbanolun9en In 5pi=
ritlloIen lpcrben nad bem 81. sgaai
feline 2isenien mebr erbalten.
@iclc lisenIirte Spptels ipcrben bas
G'cIc)aft oufgcbel1, bn lie ibren Soaupt=
pcrbienit mts Sem 63ctrdnfeallslfnnl
beso9en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15

Der Grmorbnng oes tiirfiicfcn ariease
1niniltcrs gnncr Goldla ab1plut in OBJ
reoc aeltelt bate, ma6te belte bie
foleenoe snfiinoieuns:
p@ir BADEN feine ofii5iellen gfacb=
ri6ten iiber gnber 9aIda."
Sran51iiid srie dil6cs
sc eht.
Berlin, "A. Nldrs. (gia Gam
p,ae. als Wi6 'pra1g. Re1b,,nocn
elm iibcr cincn barauf aus Sci, oried,;z
ldeu 1lnS fral rad Der 2eisen oui
Scr oriediiehen bon Roie H.. Gin
fro1Soli5eher s1o ont ielben 9l,m e,ez
fcdjt acfo(lcn mon Coroner !, ld,tper
perlpunbet ipprbel, 'nelde ereans1liide
@erItarflnsen pnrocn . III herbeiaez
bradt llnb nabmeu sic @rlsd,en felt.
Ser 8cfeblsbobcr Ser betrcffenoen
fran5oiiiden ,streitfraftc pcrbpt ebcn
ipciteren @erfcbr 5iuilden Ieincn nnb
Ben eriethiid)en sotouten. es iuiro
beridtet, bnB bie sriehii1c Megicruua
9caen sic 8erbnfhlng ibrer betreffcnz
Den Splbatcn prnreltirt babe.
Mllerlei.
Con Son. Ser belttl1c G5cianbte
&on Dem 8uid)s spnbbenbaulcn lpirb
lnorgen BON 8nforeit nad 8erlin ab-
reiicn, .aber lpabrlcbeinlid lulr auf
l1rlaub nnb Inn iiber Sic rlln,anildle
Gage perlD1lidj 5u beridten.
Erenlier slsallitb lit bon cinem
lhiperel1 3atarrb bcfaflcn lnp pfleat
Scr Mube.
g openb gen. Sic 1prtpeeilhc
8arf 9a91nar, bon slnrlpeecn nad Sci,
Scr. .Sfaaten beltmnt, ilt.in ser ssorbe
lee auf cine Miue 9eitoben llnb nit
Der gan5en Mannlfaft umtergegangell.
Con Don. SEM 8erliner Cage
blatt srfoI9e ipiro sic &riegserfldrlmg
bon aStalien eripurtet.
&pnltantinopel. Gas tiirfiz
id6e Garlnnlent iprroc burch gefret
bcs fSllltans geIdlol1en.
B ie H. garonin Marie bon gbner2
gldenbad, einc bebertenSc Gidterill
uno 9lopelliitin, lit bier i'm Sitter bon
S41s Sabren seltorbeu.
2onD II. llntcrbanblungcn linb
in Sang gum austallld aler ariess<
-9efansenen nit Der Siirfct..
n, q tben SIR tiirfiihe gan5erfrcu~
scr geIin (fr,iibcr @5ben) lit ourd
Sic ri1iiiief)e zgdtparsncerflpttc gee
l6liipft ltno bat belttlde Giiisiere uno
@efdiite IN Srupc5llnt selanhet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
sOn Der Mesifusrcu5c.
Z Sic S aab alf @ilIn.

rs &ain. Ser, IA. 9ldrs. @e<
ridtc bon General 2ris Galticrres,
Dem Garran5a : sgcfeblsbaber il, Gbiz
bllabna 5rfolge, loa Sen. @iaa iett
5ienlid cin9cfreiit lein lluo ieinc s(us~
lidten auf gntfoirunen loaen ibleht
lein. gutierre5 bat 10000 Mann in
ebibuablla ltnb ltarfe @eritdrf1tneen
linb BON Ser 9ipiIipn hcs Generals
Gales in Sonora lnlteripeos.
Gllrd) Sen Sd]leier Der GenIur
ldliipfte beute Die gudridt burd}, bas
Der @prtrab Der erlfen grpebitipn Sic
gerfol9lng @illas III einer 3eit be-
gi11nen iperbc, "bie nlr nod Stunbell
su bencnen iei." Sic Camp III a h
bilrfte iubcllcn nidt ppr smei
pbscr brci Sagen aufbreden.
Nnerifaniicbe Grllppen Itebc1 nabe
Columbus, q. @S.. in 8crcitld)aft, sic
Brcl,sc III orssen fruD slt iiher@
Idlreiten. @s banbelt lid, in bielcn,
Salle aber nltr ,m Sen Gprtrab,
ipabrIdcinlid) bas 13. Sab .Ne9t, ipele
her Bic @illabanben Sen GarranSilten
in Sic SpdnNc treiben Inll.
9ouslas, slri5. IA. NHirS. Cine
balbe 0dillion Gatroner, pie fiir Sc
neral Gales bciti,nmt lparcu, fins
bier Ieutc 9'adt bon guuocslplbaten
bcldlasnabmt lpprSen. (G5arcia lit Dcr
garransasencral i,n Staate Sonora
nnb Scr @rrno Scr @cldlasnobmc III
nidt an9e9cben.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
SiG =&piters @erbanp cir srnit.

Gbicogo, IA. Mdr5. Sunbese
ridttcr 9anois crfldrte helue Den Ser
bono Der sln5eigenantlcber (Siua
Nplters) ser Ser. Staaten lno BON
aonaoa filr einen Srllt. Ser grpseb
sllr auflDllln9 oieies SrllIts lpurbe
BON oer 8esicrung anseltrenst llnb bat
nebrcrc Sabre eepauert Gas slufloz
lun9soctrct nllroe illpeilen nod nibt
crlalIen, IA Der vSrllit" Sic slppella :
tlpn angemeloet bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
MQgtmeine Sage bel Ser0uu nnptrduoert,
ia9t 8erliu.
Gin ipaterer trans. seribt eibt aber sa,


no pef perc nec Sorperngn nrid smf Scr Snc pe
81 ctnen &onflt Spiben @cden anSplcn
rc nm fran aeros ab9loen Sc ei iommcn bas &pnto
Der Seutnant5 Snnelnanm lnD @pel Mlrte in scr
sprla ban ol Gampcr tprpeoirt inoen an
up Screi nno Gcianb aufb0ren Gcnerrcid clerbab
Del pcn yer saaten gelbmcrpe erbcn a
dlseng Sumantt aupielen
S12oooo0o mertb amcrianier Sscrbpnpierc gelpbn
Dor cn Griicnaerid 9teat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
Ser eorimer 9srpsci.

Gbicasp, IA. sfar5. Ter Ero.
5eb scgen ben ebcmalisen 8unoes=
ienator ssn,. apriner ipcsen Scr:
idp0rllna uno llntcrlhleif in Gcrbm=
Dnng nit Sem 8a1fcrott Der So Snlle.
Street Srult & snningsbant bat beutt
nah mebrcren Muiifiibeu ernltlih be.
spnnen. Sic Sllrp iuar ishpn leit IA
Sagcn 'bolllraroig, lpnrbc aber crl1
beute einseihppren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15

Den &onarcB sll peitiden crnannfe
Dos Saallaconlnlittee fiir Neacln heirte
clH Subtonrlittcc, nm nit Sprecfcr
Glarf iiber bic 8eiiciteIdie6lmo oIIer
aHoeren e5el6afte 5ueunItcn Ser s(rs
meebtll 5ll beratben, Ipbalo Scr ssioer=
rllT Der Srei8ucferflaulel crfol9t lem
luirH.
@enn Scr 9elan olrdgebt. mag sic
SlrmcebiQ ocn1 oallic ichpn oln Srcitoo
nprliegcn.
Sic 9}eiolntiou 5ur
@ecrc critdrfllno.
g. lit nodl feine 9lodlricflt eil1oelmz
ren oaB anerif. Sruppen sic o1rense
uberldritten Gabelt uno Ielbi1 oos
arie9soepartment iii nidt benadlricf,=
tt9t mann oielc sercguno besinne1
miro. @eneral Slulitpn bat IN hielerl
6iniicht freie 6ano.
apnsreB nahnr be.lte sgfn era
llei .i,dl eincn geid9luB iiber biee5ren5=
laae ON. Sas polls paNirte cine ge~
meinlume 8eiplutiou, luelc9e pas
8rle9san1t erntddtist, Sic reeultire
slrnee nlrd 9iefrutirlug auf bie uole
soltarfc Slt brineen, ros cil1 OSebr
poH etpa 10000 Wtuurl sNlfarterie,
aandllcrie llnb Selbarti(lcrie bebeutet.
- erlpartet ipiro, baB Scr Senat bie=
lent seibluB nnreen 5lrlrir1n1t llno Sic
notbigen SeTcble 8ur Muffiillung ser
Te91ncnter OIL Ser G5renSe iperben
Smln iofprt erlaiicn rerben.
: It 'eiel flaet an.
Scltreidl llnsarn bot Sen Ser.
Staatcn 5uei Saac berioftet, in lpel-
den oIrr. SoanoelsIthiffe I'M Mpriuti=
'dlen 9Neer obne @arlllng bon alliir=
telL malrldeinlid britiIdeu, llnterleee
hopten torpeoirt lnprnen icicH.
Sic neleIt.e 9fcutralitdtsz
prof q m q ION.
Nralloent @ilipa lnterSeihnete 6clt=
re cine Groflmnation, lrcld1c Sic 9leus
trdlltdt Ser Scr. Staater in oent 5lpie
'ten Sentld1lano ltnb Gurtltgal be-
ltchenocn arie9ssuitanbe erfldrt.
Snft eegen @ranocts.
GrzGrcnier Snft unb 6 anperc
frilherc lrdiioenten Scr amerifanildeu
Sllrtltcnz (Sarl slll'n baben beim ,Slle
't15comnlittcc nesSenats gegen Sic 9e=
'tatlsllng Der grncnnuug oes< @crru
Souis :. sranbeis gum Scilieer bes
Sbergertd)t5 proteltirt. Sic auoercn
Gre" uaren silneon 6. Salbmin,
Srancis 8aiulc, Splepb $. Gboote,
gli6u 8put, Moprfielo Stprn uno Getc
9s. Mclorint.
9ieic s laroten oent Committee ein
aemeinImnes 5dreibelt, Sab lie es fir
ihrc idlmersIide Tflidt hielten, su ia=
gen, oaB Sranpets in slnbetrad)t ieines
HllfcS, Gbarafters lno ieiner Saufz
babu feine palienne Gcripn fiir bas
Sbergertdt Der Ser. staoten Icin
lpiirnc.
Sic Sronneis @er60re iiub Ieit
9cltern ub9eId1loiien lmh oas Senats=
committee lpirb balS iiber sic Grneu@
nlmg ubltilnmel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
9untIe @p prltellunn

Suntle @ornelluna.
Wo biit oenn aneeieBt, 9auer9
gei Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Was TT oenn pas, Elm Mdl9insn-
getpeEr9
Dos lit dbnIi6 10 eireeribtet lpie
zine NaDmaIdine nit benz 5ebiff.
4lFo Elm S9iffsgel9iis, bonn
tommit ia aur Marine2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
sic re9uldrt armee miro aui bic poae
6oQltQrle gebrad)t.
9as beiBt, bon 10000 aut 100, 900 per,tarft
Ser semeiname geidluB bonn eanie anaenomnleu,


aSen ssion ta Sic @eroaa ir antiaer tno rctSr
Sah'n9 bat 1 cine @ote lanb 9cnebn9 Sracrpoio acu
Sta nod nid abgegansen uirS a6ridnd beu
run oer DIE greH5e 9eben Sic aapmadt crit III cinieu
Sa9e' n5pldn ipl @iao Sen Garran5iicn don benabc
cnaefrei len sereidaits6is aunos omdoeptlh
mefSen = 9tt Surdeanna otr 5edate Sn Ser @nue
'otaer Ern1arnab crbie Cumming plbl guQpf Sge6rz
belt - Die Gemoraten iin1ncn getloNen jr gsilion
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
9enebm, Bic aric6iiden Sruppen pol'
Slprina lnb &opala auriidauaiche1.

9cnebnt, sic erie6ilden Srltppcu boz,
Slorina nnb aapala 5uriid5usieben.
8. Sic Nc9ierung mllB Ser militari=
l6en 8eieenn9 Der Strabe bon &ps
rintb bltr6 Gntentetrlppca ppppliren
nnb bel.a6ribti9t Sic Gntenic, paB iplz
rte gerlude sic iebisen 8e5iebungen
5iuilcben @rieHcnlanb uno Der Gntente
ltore1 iriirben.
4. 9es @eiteren opppnirt @riehcl1r
1lanb Der Grri6tung brabtlpler statis
oncn in lcinen @ebictcn Dlrb Die Gne
tente.
Ser @icncr Scri6t.
@icn, IA. Mars. (lleber Berlin
lup 2onbpn.) Ser 8eribt bes 6itere
reid : lln9arii6ell @auptquarties BON
seifern abeno bciast, nab bie 9llriicn
am 9nielfer llnb an Ser bellarabilden
Grel,sc mebrcrc Gprit6Be uuternab=
men, bic iebod) NIT bllltigen @erlulten
fir Den Sein0 abgelpieien pnrocu.
sfn Der italienilben Sront cnttpideln
bic feillblic6en 8atterien anbauernb
Iebbafte 1bdtisfeit. sSl1 Ser Rabe bon
SeI5 ullrben bic sStaliener, bies nit
.ltarfen Nnsriffen allnt slnsriff boraez
9angcn lpareu, sllriifgeiporfen. slltd
oil ser Slon5ofrpnt nradten bie Staz
licncr mebrere ltarfc slll9rifIe, lpuroen
,aber in jeoen Sail nit. ldmerel1 Ser
lllltcll nbgeipillnnelt. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
s. q g 81 a r Her g q a,rnn]

- q y q II IS u U
Bot cine @rfinbung gemaht, Die Sen
lebbofteften 8eifall aller Sran5oien
el1ttet. @s bat fir sen franaDfiiden
G5olbaten alsltelle 0es bisber iiblimell
Nusorudes u9oilrs" {oer 8drtige)
cine l1eue 8esei9nuns geprdgt, NAM
lid Dos ppetifhe Wort n&ornblume"
oas allf bic blaue Sarbe Ser fransDz
ftf@en 6elounifotmet1 gemiin5t ift.
@pn nun ab tdmpfen bic n8odes"
alfo ni@t mebr gegen bic npoiIus,"
sonoern gegen bic vaornblnmell1 .. .
9ie. % eutfde4 &riegsz
3eitung BON 8aronotpitid". lit bic
11eueite BreNeerl6einuns auf Sem Dte
liden &riess1dnupiat. Die Stitllng
nitro BON Der Dipiiion, penige Riloz
meter bil1ter Der syront, auf Der
@runblage elmer in e9t ruffiIher
@ertpii flung pprseflnoenen Druders;
1eraussegeben. Siea ion regelmdbis
sipeinal lpDcbentl;9 er1dei1len unb,
auh gum @erfanb III Sic 6eilnat, nit
10 gfg. 6as Stiid bemsiien iperben,
8isber lieaen fait 5000 fere 8eitelz
lungen Dor.
Der iunge SS,arl llcr Q. 6.
@pring in Der Rdbe BON 2odbart,
SeS., ipurbe Das Spfer zines eigenz
tiimlieben llnfalles, Der ,nDgilperz
tpeife Den 8erlult feiner rerbten Sano
na9 ii6 aieben fann. @prlng fiitferte
fein pfero lno cine Qlnsobl !9ibner
flos in ben Grog, I'm NIT ou ipeilen.
Der Sarmer f6lus na9 ibren, ur,
iie binpegsuiheuden uno perIebte
ft9 babel an Dem 5pprn eines grp-
zen Sabnes. Die Dunos fat iiA pon
Sag gu Sag perf1limmert unb man
befiir4tet, oaB Spring infplee BON
@lutperstftung Die Sano perlieren
tptrb.
Serr uno g9au sSlaot
@ropes, 76 reip. rs Sabre alt, Die
in @pringpille, Wis., lppbnten, err
tranten, als Die iiber Sen 5prtngz
bilIe Greet fiibrenbe Bride Dur9 oie
Spaflut ipesgeriiien iuurOe, geraoe,
aIs iie nit ibrem 8ussD iiter Oie
Bride fobren luollten. Wiit itnen I'M
@agen iaben mod ibrc So9ter. Jrau
Wtu MiQs, ll1O Deren bier Sabre al;
tes Mdoden. 5rau Mills selang es.
beim @tura inS Maflerr elnen 8olten
5u ergreifen, an bem lie ii9 antlanl.
merte, Bis es llad elmer balhen
@tunbe aelang, Die bollitdnOis err
f4Dpfte unb eritarrte sSrau uno tbr
!sinb gu rettcn. Dos alte gbepaar
l'atte eben Die aoloene Soc15eit qe-
feiert.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
DEMOCRATS WEAK IN THE HOUSE.

~ greatest loss sustained by the Democratic party since It's
the election Of Oscar W. Underwood to the
United States Senate" disgrunted Democratic member
recently Oscar has taken back seat in the upper
branch Congress- Reed does all the talking and
does all the bong But when Underwood chief
engineer machinery always well oiled have
years. and experinc
body things such chaotic shape present
and all of lack of leadership Here are well along
April and nothing of importance done Preparedness waits
legislation waits preparedness with the
chief magistrate injecting dscord from day to day certain
and my part will be glad to minority
status.
When Underwood leader accomplished things
The wishes of the President carried out and confidence
UnderwOods leadership of harmony everybody
pulling for Sunday and can't get anything done
getting legislative wilderness which calls for Demo
cratic Moses to lead S out
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
SCHOOL TEACHER
tnaemic, Rundown, NerVOus--IOW
She Recovered.

There are so many cases like this
right here in Maysyille that we are
publishing this interesting letter with
the hope that some of our customers
will try Vinol and get the same hap
py result that Miss Baez did:
Key West, Fla am a teacher
and became anaemic. nervous, run
down, no energy or desire to do any
thing, | could not sleep and had that
languid. nervous feeling that made me
a burden to myself. had taken va
rious tonics without benefit. i heard
of Yinol and tried IT, Soon had a
good appetite. could sleep night and
il built me up so | have the ambition
to do any kind of work" Mary l..
Baez. Key West, Fla.
The reason Vinol was so successful
in this case is because II is a consti-
tutional remedy that goes to the seat
of trouble The peptonate OF iron con
tained in Vinol enriehes the blood,
while the Strengthening, tissue-build-
ing properties OF the extractiyes of
Gods liyers aud beef peptone aid in
building up the tired, oyerworked. run
down system.
Peoor Drug Co, Maysville, Ky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
LAW DECLARED IN IRE.
LAND.

London, April 28.-Martial law has
been declared throughout Ireland, and
Major General John Maxwell, who I'M
til recently commanded the troops in
Egypt, has gone over to take charge,
the Irich executive officials having
placed themselves under his instruc-
tons. He has been given full discip-
linary powers for the extensions of the
operations and the suppression of the
rebellion. Additional troops have been
sent to the island.
The revolt, which broke out in Dub
lin Monday, has spread to other parts
of ireland, chiefly to the west and
south. This information, together
with the fact that the rebels are still
in possession of parts of the city of
Dublin, was given to the nation by the
ministers in Parliament yesterday.
Premier Asquith, who yesterday had
given reassuring news respecting the
situation in ireland. caused something
of a tiutter of anxiety by his statement
in the House of Commons when he an
nounced the spread of the movement
to other parts of Ireland. the retention
by the revolutionary forces of certain
parts of Dublin and the fact that fight
ing was still going on in the streets.
The government, the Prime Minister
further announced, was convinced that
the forces now in Ireland and those
proceeding there were adequate to deal
with the situation.
John Redmond. leader of the Irish
Nationalist party. and Sir Edward
Carson, the Unionist leader, strong
opponents on the home rule question,
expressed their detestation of the ris-
ing. As a consequence Premier AS
quith said he did not think it necessary
to hold a session of the House Monday,
as had been suggested by one of the
members ito make clear to the world
what true amount of support was be-
bind the movement"
At the rising of the House the Home
Secretary, Herbert Samuel, was able
to announce the receipt of information
that over considerable districts" OF
Ireland calm prevailed and to repeat
the Prime Minister'S promise that,
consistent with the military exigen-
cies. all the news available would be
published and the necessary facilities
granted to newspaper men.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
WHEN THE KIDNEYS FAIL
Maysville People Have Found That III
Health Follows

Do you ever feel that you simply
cant go any further-that you must
have rest from that lame and aching
back-rellef from the sonstant, dead
tired feellng-freedom from those
stabbing, darting pains7 Likely your
kidneys are worn and tired and need
help. The kidneys work night and
day, removing uric acid from the
blood and other waste created by ex-
penditure OF strength and energy.
Naturally a life Of unusual activity
doubles the duties OF the kidneys and
In time the strain generally tells.
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
new strength to thousands OF bad
backs and quick relief to weakened
kidneys, so users say. Let them do
the same for you.
s. o. Duncan, blacksmith, Flemings-
burg, KY, says: 81 had severe back
aches and my kidneys we're out Of or
der, their action being irregular. Hear
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills, / gave
them trial and was soon convinced
OF their merit. They strengthened my
kidneys and back"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Duncan had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Washington, April 2S.-President
Wilson yesterday accepted the resigna-
tion of Henry Morgenthau, ambassa-
dor to Turkey. Official announcement
to that effect was made at the White
House. 1t was stated that Mr.. Nor
genthau Immediately will start organ
izing a nonpartisan Wilson club to
work for the reelection of the Pres
ident. No announcement was made as
to who will be named in Mr.. Morgen-
thau's place, but it is generally ac-
cepted that the post will 90 to Abram
| Elkus
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
First Baptist Church.


THE Message of the Flowers" will
be given at I0:45 a. M, this message
will be illustrated with uowers, vines
and fruit. Grace Astounding In IN
conditional Forgiveness" at 1880 p. m
Sunday school begins promptly at
$50 a. m. Glasses for all ages. Come
tomorrow and catch inspiration for
MAY T.
b. Y p. U. services are growing
In interest; meet with thym at $50
tomorrow evening.
Special music at both church serv-
ices and a warm welcome at all serv-
ices. Pastor Wilhoyte promises a
unique service for Sunday morning,
from beautiful floral display he will
unfold the tender and wonderful les
sons from nature. This should prove
precious TO the bereaved.
H. n. WILHoYTE, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
Third Street VI. Z. Church.

Services tomorrow as follows:
Preaching by the pastor at 1O:45 a. m,
subject, The Decalogue." The choir
will sing a special anthem suited to
the sermon.
Sunday school at $50 a. IN. May
we not have the presence of every one
who attended last Sunday and many
more? Then it will be so much easier
to reach the highest mark the next
Sunday. "Go-to-Sunday-school" day.
Let every one come to the Sunday
school,
At p. m. the choir will repeat the
Easter cantata, The Easter Alleluia."
This is done at the request OF the many
who could not get in last Sunday, and
those of other churches who could not
miss their own services. If you have
never heard the resurrection story
sung, don't miss this Sunday afternoon
vesper service.
On account of the singing of the
cantata there will be only Epworth
League service in the evening. This
will begin at $50 and will be led by
Mr.. Frank Nash.
Every one is most cordially invited
10 all these services. Come and bring
your friends. You will find a hearty
welcome.
]. NJ. LITERAL, Pastor
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ASKS S75O,OOO DAMAGES.

New York, April 2S-Mrs. May d.
OF Louisville, Ky, who was
by the sinking of the Lusi-
tania yesterday filed suit against the
Cunard Line for $75O,OOO. She alleg-
ed that the Cunard Line was respon-
sible for the loss of the liner, disre-
garding the warnings of the British
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Last Sunday we had 1856 in Sunday
school. We ought to have $50 tomor-
row. Make your plans to come, Get
in on time.
At 10:45 the pastor will preach on
Building the Kingdom" Special mu-
sic has been arranged The League
will meet at GAS. Miss Beulah Ingram
is the leader. Evening service at 1880
The pastor would like to meet all
visitors and strangers.
WILL B. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
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hours, 1915 a. m, and 1880 p. m.
All members of the two churches are
cordially invited to be present by the
session and the vestry.
Sunday school at the regular hours
$50 a. m, in the guild room of the
Episcopal church, and the Sunday
school room of the Central Presby-
terrain church.
Strangers are cordially welcome.
]. II. FIELDING, Rector.
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Christian Church.

Bible school at $50 We look for
the largest school for this year. All
scholars are urged to attend. There
will be visitors. Every teached should
be on time.
Morning church service with sermon
on Thomas Convinced" The attend
ance is so large that the present supply
Of individual communion glasses must
be increased. The choir again has spe-
cial music for both morning and eve
ming services. The evening sermon
at the 1880 service by the pastor will
be evangelistic. Endeavor service from
$50 to 1880. Strangers are especial
ly invited.
A + STAHL Pastor
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$4,000 IN GOLD ADDED TO soon.
SCIENCE FUND"

Washington, April 2S.-An envelope
containing $1,000 addressed to the
conscience fund.-" was received yes
terday at the Treasury Department.
1t was one of the largest contributions
to that fund ever received. No word Of
explanation accompanied the money,
which was in five $1,000 gold certifi-
Gates. The envelope was post-marked
New York
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Second NJ. Z. Cnurch, south.

Preaching the first and second Sun
days in each month at 10:45 a. IN. and
1880 p. III.
Third Sunday at Concord.
Fourth Sunday at Dover.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, w. L.
Epworth League at Gas p. m.
.Stickley superintendent.
E. L. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
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For feeding horses German bak-
cry daily bakes 10000 loaves of bread
made from rye -four and sawdust, the
latter being ferenyed and chemically
treated to make it digestible.
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81. Patrick's Church.

Oh EhtElCAb OuuECAs
Until differently announced, the SER
vices during the vacation period will
accord with this schedule:
Sunday: First mass at s a. IN. Sec
ond mass at 10 a. m. Benediction o
the Most Blessed Sacrament at . p. m
Week Days: Masses at $3.50 and
IS a. m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-

We are authorized TO announce W
J. Fields Of Carter county, as a candi.
date for denomination as Representa-
tive in Congress from the Ninth Dis
trict, subject to the action OF the Au-
gust primary.
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1t significant that every state where presidential prefer
and the whose electoral
Democratic invariably falls far behind the
Republican 1t will be when the conclusive peS
Dental preference is taken in November
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Church OF the Nativity.


At the invitation OF the session OF
the Central Presbyterian church, the
Episcopal church will hold services in
their church on Sunday, April 80 and
May 7. Services will be at the regular