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are made of moleskin. A skunk nun Is worn with this model.
 \ short coat of Hudson seal has n collar and deep cuffs of fox and k fdrther enriched by wide border of this rich fur, When cuffs are very am- pie nun may he dispensed with, or a small barrel nun, of the same fur as the cuffs. will give the effect of n large mutf when the hands are in it.
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CHAPTER TX. Cupid's Puzzle.

Strong, safe in his home. with the faithful Wee See at his elbow, had much 10 be thankful for but his silent thanksgiving was eentered on one big event He had restored Beverly Clarke 10 her mother, just as he had promised to do. As he thought of this he sighed
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The Great Secret

Novslired From the Metro Wondsrplsy Serial of the Same Name, in Which Francis X. 5ushman and Beverly sayne Are Go Stars, and Which Was Adapted and Directed by Wn. Chris ty Csbanne.
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dance will be he q Wednesday nigh; at Knights of Pythias nail. All mcm- bers come and bring a member.
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BY ]. Nj. LoUeAsoRoUoH.

Author of the Novelzation of Clyde Ffteh's play. Her Sister," "Ilis Back door Romance" and other short storiea
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New Idea in Veils.

A new idea is to wear a veil with single thrend run motif so placed that when the veil is adjusted it forms trimming on the front of the hat.
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NOW FREE
 FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- pound after Three Years
 Suffering.

Buffalo. N. M am the mother of four children. and for nearly three years
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now ou. of danger and is doing nicely.
  Modern Woodmen box supper and
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Try our Merchants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo. site Arlington Hotel. ft.1o.tF
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10

Be- hr' uni, deceaS d. and contain
in 4 > acres NOR or l:SS. slaid
lal d has been surveyed and sub
divided into six separate traces
will be sold first, separately, and
then the whole will be sold to.
gether, and the bid or bids which
produce the greater amount of
money will De accepted.
A complete survey of said
lands, together with a plat of
same, giving the boundary of
the whole as we'll as the bound
aries of the sepera.e tracts by
courses and distances and meets
and bounds, is on file in the Cir
cult Clerks Office in the papers
of this case.
Bond or bonds with approved
security, payable TO myself sa
Commissioner, bearing six per-
cent interest from date till paid
with Il lein on the property and
having the force and effect OF a
judgement will be required of
the purchaser or purchasers.
Witness my hand as Com
missioner.
G.. S. Griffin, NJ. e R. c. G..
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10
S f. BOWMAN.

ROckcastle Circuit Court, be
tween the hours of eleven o'clock
a. m. and three o'clock p. M,
the following described lands,
located IN Rockcastle cOun ty ,
Kentucky on the waters of
Ske9gs creek and about three
miles South of Mt. Vernon, Ken
lucky. and bounded as follows:
On the North by the lands of
Sam and Sidney Mcclure, Jas.
Devault and Mrs B. S. Devault;
on the East by the lands of John
ClOntz and Milt Rash; on the
South by the lands of J w Mar
Ter, VIM. SOwder, Chas. Carmi-
cal and John Fletcher, and on
the West by the lands Of Edd
Fletcher ana the heirs of B K.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10
GERMAN VICTOR /

Still snother victory" has
bseu obtained by German AIT
planes over TIE sea .o1st 10
tress of FeiixstOHe and Harwic.I
and IL Is certain that another
English outcry for rsprisals vii
go up. More non c3nbatantS
have been killed; and Germany
will be alive with the news OF
this great achievement. The
recurrence of these raids makes
it appear that civilized opinion
with respect TO reprisals may
have to be revised in the near
future.
The raids over the fortress of
London" have been pointed out
to the German people as great
victories. They continue to be-
lieve that one way or another
Germany will be able to defeat
the Allies principally through
attacks upon British undersea
and in the air. The German peo-
pie cannot judge the sophistry of
such reports; and there is n
question that the German morale
is considerably boistered by these
false tidings.
From the beginning civilization
has turned its face steadily away
from repri~als IN kind, rather
preferring to await the end of the
war, when the Hun could expiate
his murders in the disguise of all
mankind. CIVILIZATION has been
inclined to let the Germans see
in his isolation after the war
the feelings born of british
murder and rape. 1t has been
thought sufficient that for gen
erations Germans will be Stunned
and avoided. Immediate pun
ishment in kind has been
thought too barbarious for adop
ton at the hands of a civilized
people.
AmidS the means of bereared
mothers and orphan children
in the coast towns of England
and of London, we now hear de-
finite demands for reprisals.
based upon elemen5al humanity
Revenge for those who are dead,
Is wanted, coupled with the be-
left that in a vigorous attack OF
the same character is the best
defense against German method
Mothers Of England demand that
some notice be paid the air raid
ers in order that they may hope
Tor cessation of the death rain
from the sky.
Into this purely natural de
mand for revenge. comes tn
The thought tnst unless some &C
ton is taken to persuade the
the Germans that Britain also
can fight in the air, the benefit
to the German morale from
these raids and the lies that are
published concerning them in
Germany, VII work strongly
against the Allies. A stern les
son as to England ability to
aveuge these murders might have
an effect far beyond a superficial
calculation. At all events. Eng
land soon must decide whether
or not to take reprlsals in
which case she scarcely will seek
the advice of anyone without
her borders.-Times.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10
COMMISSI0NER'S SALE.

j. L. LlN Essay D,.4:nc
AND OTHERS,
VS. : Notice of Sale.
GEORGE EDWHRDS notordon4s
AND OTHERS,
By virture of a judgment and
order of sale of the RockcaStle
Circuit Court rendered at its
January term 1917, l will offer
for sale to the highest and best
bidder or bidders, on a credit
of six months, at public auction
at the front door of the Court
House, in Mt Vernon, Rockcas-
tie County, on Monday Aug.
10Th, 1917, it being the first
day of the Aug. term of the
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10

The Annual Sunday School
Convention of the Rockcastle
Baptist Association was held at
Livingston last Sunday. A good
crowd present but on account of
the intense hot day and another
all day meeting nearby There
were not so many present as was
anticipated.
The program was we'll carried
out and good time enjoyed by
all who took part.
The following resolution was
adopted.
Whe reas, The Mt. Vernon Fair
Association has advertised
whiskey in it's 19i7 Catalogue, on
two pages, we, the Messengers
of the Rockcastle Baptist Associa-
ion, assem- bled in session at the
Annual Sunday School COnven-
ton, at Livingston, Ky, do rigid
ly denounce such as an insult to
the people of dry territory, and
ask that all future issues be free
of such.
J. ]. PAINTER, Clerk.
For SALE One good mich
cow and calf.
ID. L. BRYANT.
,,I,, 81 OF
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10
THIRTY THOUSAND CAM.
PAIGN

The following people contrib
uted a dollsr each to assist the
i,literates among the army boys
to learn how to read and write:
Mrs Sam Lewis, Mt Vernon 81.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10
UNION COLLEGE

1t has been demonstrated that college education is worth 800
000 You get it Union College for dollars soul full
of desire, and good stock of grit
Do have the price, Take your
Will you the price of good education reasonable
OF course you will For catalog WRITE
PRES. E. T. FRANKLIN
BaIbOurvile, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-10

To PEOPIE VOTERS ROCKCAsTLE Country:
wisho eXpr thank and gratitude for The courteous
received while canvassn the county and for loyal
support August the h and finally elected in November will
unsehsh that have the
also wish thank two opponents for their courteous treat
ment in our race is i'll will the part
either.
With best wishes l am your friend,
6
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
154 GERMAN DIVISIONS
ON ANGL0-FRENCH FRONT

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. 2O.-Ger-
many's strength on the Franco-British
front is placed in official dispatches re-
ceived here today at 1874 divisions, or
within n division of the great force
massed there last July. when tho Ger
man military effort against France was
at. its maximum.
Withdrawals from Russia and drafts
upon the younger classes of ~reservists
have enabled the kaiser not only to
make up the losses suffered
in bloody battles with the allies, but
to replace the men sent to aid the Aus
trians in their invasion of Italy. Win
ter. therefore. find the Germans with
armies facing the allies in France
virtually equal to the largest ever be-
fore mustered with advertisement of
a great offensive which may presage
another peace proposal.
The allies. however. are believed to
maintain a considerable superiority in
numbers in the French front.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
LUXBuRC DISCLOSURES
May FORCE ARGENTINE
More Diplomatic Documents to
Be Made Public-People
Are Inflamed.

Washington, d. c., Dee. oo.-Dis-
closures of some OF the sensational Lux
burg kilograms which are expected to
lay bare more evidence of the German
diplomats duplicity. comes at a most
interesting time. especially as 1T is be
ing done by agreement with the Argen-
tine government.
How the public mind in Argentine. al
ready pressing President lrigoyan to
go to war with Germany. will regard
further exposure of German intrigue.
is of no less interest to officials here
than is it's probable effect on the gem
eral Latin-American attitude toward a
socalled neutrality conference just
called at Buenos Aires to attend which
LUIS Cabrera, Mexico's representative,
uncerenloniously left the United States
recently while this government was
waiting to begin negotiations over food
exports to Mexico.
While public sentiment for entering
the war on the side of the United
States and the allies has Deer spread
ing through all n-America. the
conspicuous examples of inaction have
been the governments of Mexico and
Argentine.
The sudden visit of Cabrera at this
particular time to a socalled neutrality
conference in Buenos Aires excited
much speculation. Whether there can
be any connection between the new
LuNburg exposures and the relations
between Mexico and Argentine excited
much more.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
UPRISING
GAINS |MPETuS
Believed State Of Siege Has
Been Declared in Petro-
grad to Cover Serious
Situation.
COSSACKS CUT RAILROAD
Ukrainians Defy Bolshevist
Government - Opposition
to Radical Faction Is
Crystallizing.
BY United Press.

London, Dec. 21.-Tae uprising
against the bolshevis, apparently has
reached enen into retrograd, the strong
hold of the Lenine-Trotzky government.
according to dispatches today. Under
excuse of restoring order, the boishev-
list. through the executive council of tine
woIkmen's and soldiers delegates. have
decreed the city is in a state of siege.
According to BELIEF here tcGaJ' the
b~olshevists are carefully concealing
what must be considered grave disor-
ders in the city. probably against The
maximalist rule. All other Russian
sections, according TIC latest informa-
ton. have joined in opposing the boil
shevist for the suppression of the con-
Stituent assembly.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
CHICAGO ROBBERS GET
$4,000 IN BANK RAID
Overlook Suitcase Gontairing
$40 .00o--Main V@Alts
Not Touched.

Chicago. Dec. ?t-nrAAere last Mich,
stole approximately SS0oen fr"nr tiH
safety deposit Vaults - tiv s,.,,o N,ui1
of Summit. i sl!bag, Tfe money WITS
in bills OF SINAI iGaontnalio,N 9ltt3 he
loiisea 10 the Corn Products company,
Il was reported. and was placed IL TIC
day today. whc ROBBERY "ns discovered
when TIA" lunk MAS ollcNed ihiS ora
ing.
II. Ni!scrc. who il preSi..,&, of the
bank, il; ais" vice president of the ~taiv
l,ank OF La Grange. %ano,lltr suhmru,
Which was held up in daYlishl u Mc,-S
ago by robbers. who escaped with
S46.S according to Mr.. kiisure. thr
pay roll ut the Summit bank WAS in
sured. The MONEY stolen MAS in Il SUIT
case in the vault. Another suitcase cor
tanning $4,000 Was overlooked.
The robbers entered the bark by II
rear uoor. and. using Il gas torch.
burned Iheir way through eight inches
of steel and concrete 10 their bootN.
They left no Clue. nor has amy trace
of the quartet which robbed the La
Grange bank been found.
According to an official of II burglar
insurance company. there have been II
s400. 900. and IA payroll robbcries of in
sured firms, netting 100000 to the
bandits. in the past rs months. The
d~epradationS have cost the lives OF IL
policemen.
a. long series of house burglaries led
to an increase of 10 per cent i'm the
burglar insurance rates on residences
and apartments. Payroll robberies last
month resulted in an increase OF 80 l-3
per cent i'm payroll insurance.
Banks. it was said. will come q
The automobile has made modern
robber raids possible. The robbers us
ually young. numbering four or five,
lie in wait unnoticed among other ma
chimes. for the appearance of the pay
roll messenger or descend suddenly on
q bank.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
SICK CHILDREN PROVE
AUSTRIA Is SUFFERING

Geneva, Switzerland. Tuesday, Dec
1S.-Living proofs of the terrible eco
nomic conditions in Austria were fur
nislned yesterday by the arrival at
Ruchs, on the frontier, of 576 pale and
suffering children between the ages Of
Z and 9. They are from Vienna and
other Austrian towns. The children la
not tasted milk for months. They had
received bad bread in insufficient guam
titles. stomach diseases resulting. Their
clothing was most scanty and there was
no fuel i'm their homes. They will be dis
tributed among various places in
Switzerland until their health is re-
stored.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
HURON BUSINESS MAN
TALKED PRO-GERMAN

Pierre, S. D.. Dec. 21.-Georee isen-
huth. a business man of Huron. was
placed under s., 900 bonds by United
States Commissioner Wnitcher an a
charge of making seditious utterances.
1t is charged that Isenhutli on Il train
between here and Huron used the fol-
lowing language:
w must all take our hats off to
the kaiser. lie is justified in doin;,
everything he is doing. He started the
war beoause We were preparing for it
and it was up to him to- strike the first
blow. The German government is Of a
very high standard and the atrocities
claimed by our paper To he committed
by the German government are not
true. We are living under a corrupt
administration"
The complaint was sworn out by ID.
H. Rapp, Of Aberdeen. travelling man.
and r.. q. Burton, another travelling
man from Mitchell was a tines The
arrest was made by Deputy Marshal
Villas. Isenhuth give the required bonds
for hi. appearance in Cri.ed States
court in June
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
SENSATIONAL STORIES
CAUSED SUGAR FAMINE

Washington. Dec. determination
for the sugar shortage was laid while
refiners held large stocks last Febru-
AIRY. by sensational stories of Il threat
aned famine n strikes caused by the
l. w. W., Earl ID. Babst, president of
|he American Ssgar Refining
testified today at the investiga-
Won. He did not say who he believed
was responsible for the stories. Con-
sumers began to hoard. he said, and
turing the spring and summer demands
upon the refiners were unprecedented.
When consumers began ia hoard. re-
tailers raised prices, he said. but re-
liners did not increase prices cores
pOndingly, as they did not desire TO in
crease the alarm.
Added to the scare stories came re-
ports Of a Cuban revolution and de-
stTnctlon of cane fields, which stimulat-
ed the demand realty. Rabst said.
Then after stocks became low there de-
Heloped II difficulty in getting raw
sugar.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
HERO OF uEGE HELD
UP AT SWISS BORDER
General Liman Arrested, AL
though Promised Passage to
Neutral Soil.

Geneva. Switzerland, Tuesday. Dec
1S.-General Leman, known as tn.
hero of Liege for his defense of that
city at the time the Germans We're
going through Belgium in the first
month of the WAY. was expected to ar
rive in Switzerland yesterday. the Ger
man government finally having agreed
to his internment in this country. New
difficulties arose. however, and the
general was arrested yesterday on the
frontier at Constance. 1t may be re-
called that General Leman. although
seriously ill. declined last year to ac-
cept a German offer of permission to
come to Switzerland because it was
made OH the ground of his i'll health
and age. The general said he did not
wish to admit he was unfit to fight for
his country.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
WANT AMERICAN TOYS
FOR TOTS OF HALIFAX

Halifax. N. S.. Dec. 19.-An American
Santa Claus must provide toys for
hundreds OF blind and crippled chill
dren in hospitals here. The limited
stock carried by the local dealers has
been exhausted. Americans have been
asked to help.
Although no approximate estimate Of
those blinded by the explosion is avail
able. it is believed the number may
reach 1000. including those who lost
the sight of one M both eyes. Many
of these are children and little gifts
which they never will see are sadly
needed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
FUEL SITUATION IN
NORTHEAST CRITICAL

Washington. D. c.. Dec. 21.-A criti-
:ai fuel situation in New England, vas
pictured to the fuel administration to-
day by j. J.. Storrow. fuel administra-
tor for New England and Governor Nc
Call. of Massachusetts,. Public utilities
companies apd manufacturing plants
the fuel Administration war told will
be forced to close unless ~yhipasnts
are increased.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
LOVE NOT RETURNED,
DIES MONIES MAN SHOT

Des Moines, la, Dec. 2l.-Riciard
Smith lies at the Methodist hospital i'll
IL critical condition With a .32-caliber
bullet wound just above the heart.
lie was shot late Yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Dora Miller. living al
the same address, BECAUSE he would
not return her nve. The shooting oc-
Cured in thu office OF the Globe
Plumbing company. Mrs. Miller IS
under arreGt and is being held III the
matron's ware; of the police station.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
BY Associated Press.

A state of siege has been proclaimed
in Petrograd and Ukrainian Rada was
refused to obey an ultimatum present
ed by the bolshevist government. Dis
orders in the capital. due, 1t is said. 20
the looting Of wine lila and shops,
made necessary the proclamation OF a
state of siege.
Relations between the Ukraine and
the bolshevist government have not
been cordial. The Ukraine has refused
to permit Maximalist troops to cross
it's territory to attack General kale-
line and several days aSo ~bolsheNlst
troops attacked the Rada as il was sit
ting in Odessa and were defeated by
ukrainian troops. The boishevist SOW
nmen has accused the Ukrainian
ada of being friendly to the constitu-
tional democrats and the Cossacks. the
main factors behind the counter rcvo-
tuition.
Observation-Disclosures. recently report
ed captured by the bolsheyist, is now
said to have been occupied Monday by
the Cossacks of Genera kaleoines.
who according to another recent
:umor mad been arrested by his own
officers. The Cossack leader, accord
ing TO Il dispatch reaching London from
Petrcgrad. has proposed to the Lclsine-
visit that civil strife come to an end
by declaring the Independence Of the
Don territory and providing Maximaiist
intervention there.
Petrograd, Wednesday,. Dec. 19.-The
rada, the governing body of the Tx
raine has sent a negative answer to
the ultimatum of the ounci of peoples
commissaries, the bolshevlst govern
ment.
The Ukrainian rada and the boil
shevist government in Petrosiad have
been at odds since the successful rcVo-
luton of the maXimalists early in No
vember. The ultimatum referred prob
ably is the demand made by the boil
shevists that the rada permit it's troups
to go through the Ukraine to aid IN
putting down the ka!edines revolt.
The Ukraine. which means q from
tier, is part of the old kingdom OF
Poland. 1t is made ny of parts of the
governments of Poltava, Kiev. nodoiia.
Kharkov, Ekaterinoslav and khcIson.
These governments have a combined
area of about 1877. 900 square miles aud
4 population of about "a, 900. 900.
Pe!rograd, Wednesday. Dec. ia
Arenburg Cossacks opposing the boil
shevists have occupied Tc%heliabiI.sk. a
junction on the trans-Siberia:i rail-
road, according to Il report received by
the Den.
The bolshevist government two
weeks ago reported that Tchelia Diiisk
vas being besiegea by troops under
General Dutoff, hetman Of the Iral
Cossacks and n of the leaders of the
counter revolution. The town is $50
miles northeast of Orenburg and la
miles west of the Siberian border The
trans Siberian railroad is joined there
from the north by a railroad line run
ming through Perm and Ekaterinburs.
Odessa, Dec. 2l.--Fighting between
the ~bolsnevists and the U~krainians Was
hated TO-DAY. liotn sides agreed to mix
patrols throughout the city to main
tain order. Scores of shops and resi-
dences have been pillaged. The fight
ing of armed forces has been seized
upon by bandits as a pretext FOR their
wholesale rObberieS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
CANDY MONEY WILL GO
TO AMERICAN RELIEF

Wheeling. w. Va. Dec. 20.-Sunday
school scholars of West Virginia will
sacrifice their Christmas candy this
year and send the money that would be
slenr for sweets to the American COM
mittee for Armenian n Syrian relief
in New York.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
CAMP CODY MEN SENT
ON LONG NIGHT HIKE

Camp Cody. Deming, N. NJ, Dec 81
Night hiking" was inaugurated mere
by the Sixty-seventh infantry brigade.
Brig. Gen. Hubert A. Allen, of iowa.
commanding, when ME One Hundred
Thirty-third and One Hundred Thirty
fourth infantry iFilst iowa and Fifth
Nebraska), went out under arms.
marching through the city of Den,ing.
and a few miles into the country and
back to camp.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
L PROSE AGAIN..

Washington. u. c., Dec. 20.-inability
to obtain a quorum compelled the. Sem
ate committee investigating Senator
La Follette's recent st. Psnil speech to
postpone action again today. for the
fourth time. 80 IS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27
EXPLOSIVES INSPECTOR
VISITS WASHINGTON

Washing ton. u. g., Dec. 2V.-Michael
II. Wagner. ~.xploS.vas. inspector for
SJuth Dakota. Is here comforting with
interior d.Tar;n:ert a,n,:als about Ills
new iutis.