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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Miss clifford Wilson has gone 10 the
home OF her parents. near Charleston,
10 spend the summer. She will return
hero next fall and teach IN the Louisa
schools
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

John Hall, %. arrested recently in
Aiiddlestoro and returned To Hunting
ton, W. Va. admitted having killed
Geo. A. Church, late marshal OF Bar
boursvife. w Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Miss Evalyn Hiliard returned To- her
homo ia Ashland She had been nnrs-
Ing Mrs John y. Gartin. who had ty-
phoid, and viii soon be able 10 be out
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Junior Lackoy, who had been in Los
Angeles. Cal. for some time, has gone
10 Lindsay. Cal, where he has en-
ployment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Spring apparel at Justices Goats,
suits. one piece dresses, hats, shoes.
skirts. waists "A complete line OF spring
apparel arriving each week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Miss Ruby Ward. Of Wayne, w. Va.
and Mr.. Ernest Thorn, Of Huntington,
were married Tuesday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Newell Ferguson and Miss Bertha
y. Childers were married last Satur-
day evening by Rev, II. b. Hewlett at
his residence on Lock -av-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs. Tom Wilson and three children
will hove 20 Adcn Tenn. for tho sum
mcr where Mr.. Wilson has contract
Job.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

VIM. o'Brien and family have moved
from whitchouse, KY TO Portsmouth,
Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

IIais, IIatsi Ladies' and Misses
Hats at your own price At Justices
Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs. Mollie burton IL very IN with
typhoid fever nj the home Of her daugh
ter. Mrs. w. Il. Queen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs, Dereea Muncy has been worry
M for several days at her home pear
Louisa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs Charley Ravens and family have
moved from Louisa 10 Paint creek. W.
VA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

The attendance at the Sunday schools
In Louisa last Sunday is reported as
follows:
NJ e. Church South. =. ...... .238
Baptist church. ..l55
M. E. Church. ..125
Christian church. 30
Sunday was a big day at the Green
Valley Sunday school. Some other
schools Joined them and several good
speakers were present and addressed
the crowd, which is estimated at from
$50 to 500 people.
The speakers were Rev. w. II. Fogle-
song and M. S. Burns, OF Louisa, and
attorney e. L. Kirk. Of Kermit. West
Va. brother OF E. W.. OF this city, and
Rev. L. Z. Kirk, OF Fallsburg Circuit.
At Mt. Pleasant, below town, 100
were present.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Good Bargains in floor Rugs at
Burton's Store ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mr.. Mat Rowe and family moved TO
seltpotcr, W. Va. whore he ig lock ten
der.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Airs vietorin 1'richard has been very
sick for several days
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

~ G, Berry has been confined 90 his
home by illness for several days
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Cali for tho Famous Lord Calvert
Coffee al A. l. Burtons III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Go 20 Justices store for the latest
Spring Styles In all lines
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

RESIDENCE FOR Rents room
house. with bath, water and gas, and
dosirahly located Apply TO a. N
HUGHES. Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Whitesburg, KY, May S.--Joseph
vanhoose, Emanuel vanhoose and
Okey Vanhoose are in Jail pending
probe into the death OF Patrolnan Ira
E. Hunt, at Jennings. The officer had
arrested the men and was enroute to
police headquarters with them when he
was shot. Emanuel Vanhoose was Sc
riously wounded by a shot from Hunts
revolver.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs. Minerva Frazier of FIT. Gay, w.
Va, is visiting Mrs. Elem McHenry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
BIG SANDY NEW S.
Friday. May u. 1917.


How patient is the Pcr-i-od,
And. OH. how nicely bred,
Because Il never interrupts
TIN everything IL snid.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Ashland, KY, May 6-The body of
an unknown man, about so years old,
was found in the Ohio river by a roust-
about on the steamer Sea Lion. 1t had
been in water. so long that decomposi-
ton had set in. The man was fairly
well dressed and was smooth faced.
Nothing by which he could be identi-
fled was found.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, of More
head, has gone ii Mississippi where she
viii inaugurate the campaign to wipe
llliteracy from that state.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
KENTUCKY NEIGHBORS

Mr.. Beverly Murphy. of Hardy. Pike
county, and Miss Mabel Crowder, of
Williamson, w. Va, win be married
June 20.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-25
lan6 beinabe berbnnsert nno besbalb
Iolle DGs GDte &rems 6afiir iorgen,

lan6 beinabe berbnngert nnb besbal6
folle 6Gs GDte &rems bafiir iorsen,
baf es amerifamiidem Wefangenen in
9entIdlane nidjt ebenio sebe. &opie-
pelt teilte iandj Ieinen 3mb0rern nit,
Saf siuei ieimer S6bne idjon auf Seul
Sege ila6 .SranfreidJ ieien nnb bas
vanbere iBnen folsen uiirSen".
llnIere 9iesierung fanft iekt ee-
bensmittel, aleibnnssitiide nno An-
oeres Elm, NIT 6emen iie Die SeSiirf=
niiIe elmer Million Wtanmer anf eill
Sabr befrieoisen fam.
0iele ISOLDE 1T Die recruiting
lueef" fiir bic resnlare slrmee; Der
Eraiioent fat cine Hroflamatiun err
laiIen, in Ser CT iagt, oak 10000 Sc
frnten fir sic resmlare slrmee ge-
bramdlt iuiiroen.
Gine 9epeIde aus glmiterSam be-
banptet bic 9cntiden batten alien
8eisen, Der in Yulem se5usen lei,
fonfis5iert.
Majur Serbian, Ser oas bieiise
slrienal inter Icincm yeiebl fat, lit
pum ariegSnliniiteriitm antoriiiert
luoroen, mebr als Bnnoert Mann He-
icrben fir Oas 0cidJiik Separte-
ment aussmbilbea. Gs iuerben anf
benz arienalplat @c6anSe fir Sic
Manmidaften ge6aut luerSen. 3iuei
Cffi5iere Der 9iesnlaren luerben als
sSnltrmftenre Major Sproan anter-
itikem. Die gieierbiiten iueroem nidjt
uor bem eriten Sali eintfeffen.
Der gierfe Sali iOll Sies Sabr in
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elmer Beiie sefeiert iueroen, iuie es
ocn j3eitperbGltniiIen entipridbt. Sc
bcul seilnebmer ioll es flar gemadt
iuer6en, iuie ernit sic Gage lit, in Der
mir ben biesjdbrisen ltnabbGnsis-
felt feiern.
sSm benz Mmnitionsmagasin Der
11eitana gabanes bei 9abdna fat ei-
ne Gsploiiun itattsefnnben, iuelde
bic san5e Gta6t erid)atterte ano BET
iuelder cine Eerion iim's Seben &C.
fpmmem lit mnS piele perlett iein iOl-
len. Niebrere sdiffe i'm Safen iu,lr-
oen beidabist. ~.
Der Tiirit BON ltbine, ser aibrer
ser italienild6en Gommiiiion, bat ei-
uen arans anf ben Sars bes @ene-
raj Grant selegt.
|on Seiten oes 9iotel &renSes
miro befannt segeben oaf Die bmm-
oert Miillionem, Die geiamulelt ieiea,
nnr nnsefabr fir feds Womate ans
reidlen luiirben.
@initon Speneer Gbnrdill uer-
langt in einem slrtifel inn gSmnoap
Gictprial", oaf Die Siotten Der sll-
liierten beramsfamen nnb ben Jeinb
angriffcn, belpn6ers jett nadoem bic
Scr. Staaten iid linen anseIdjluiIen
fatten. ngSir baben iett ST ieoept
Sreaonumgbt, Die Ben SentIden uno
Ceiterreidern snr @erfiisnns iteben,
0eren siuei. Spa bieie 5lotte BON
200 sroken Sdladtidiffen rnbig
iuarten anf bic 0elesrnbeit, baf Sic
(fsortietuna auf Geite 4l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-25
gliebern iuirb nnr GrH als 2anb-
nirfi6nffsminifffr nennnrf.

gliebern iuirb nlr GrI als 9anb-
iuirtidaftsminiiter genannt.
9lbmiral Sims fat in elmer 3ebe,
Die er i'm 1tmite6 States Napal Wen's
Club bielt, ben Sieg GnglanSfs mnS
@mcrifa's ppransseiagt.
syarit ltbine nnb ieine italieniidc
aommifIion itattsn Bolton einen 8e-
sus al.
Gg-a0nia Gcs5onitantin pon grie-
dlen!eano Ioa iid) bas S4loa Sbdrs
trenie 6ei SDnn gefaMft bdtsn.
Die llniperSSttit in WarfdlaH u,:s-
Sas bortise SSlptedniids Snititut,
!! iins in Splse eines Stnoentenitreifs
gef6loiieu.
Cine 0epeid]e aus Gonoon iagt,
| ey isafe m6slidb Sai Ceiterreid
SaS Eb6aien Ncpnblifen luiirbeE.
0af SpaliisH iid in elne 3epnblie
mmipanSelte; h,art bieaeid)t m6slia,
bod Ideint es atHt, als ipenn Sic
gerbaltniiIe in Sieiem Ansenblid
siner iplden ltmiuanblnng ganltia
iparen; bafs Ceittrreid i'm gegriffe
itGnbe, eint Nepnblif 81 iuer6en,
| lit trot oes 9arms, ben 6ie Tolen
in @ali5ien madJen, ano trut Der
Miniiterfrifis @6Sfinm.
Gin amerifanifAes 0eiAmaber, baf
inter benz gtfebl Bee Abmiral ga-
pertOn itebt, 1T in brafilianiI6eu 0t-
paferm eingetrpffcn. Die Nnmerifa=
nildc Jotte fat es iibernpmraen, bic
braiilianiid)e aiiite sesen oentf6e
&aperidiffe sa id5Iten. Mus welfjfn
Sdiffe Gdperton's 0eiduaber BE-
itebt, iueif man nod rtidt &C.
naa, bod perben mol aud einise
areaser bes pasifiiden geidwaberS
6asa sebSren. Nan crfabrt iett,
6af es cine Der Abmddnngen slui-
ihem nnIerer Hesieriing mn6 berie-
nisen Gnglanbs nnb ssranfreidJs 1T,
bic atlantiiden GeiuaiIer bun Neiu-
syomnolan6 Bis nadj graiilien sn pa
trDnillieren.
Die amerifaniid)en sylottenoffisiere
nnb lire @annidJaften iinb in gra-
iilien NIT srpker Siebenspirbisfeit
anfsenommen.
Die Se,itiden, Die pon bier ans
nad Mesieo seflidtet iinb, IOaen
bon 6en bortigen Sentiden omrdams
uidt liebenswiirbis ooer sar NIT Be
seiiternns anfsenommen iein. IS lit
bas siueite Mal, oaf bieie ytadJridt
fommt,
9as o9seu yorf Selpiib MOrnins
Sonrnal" madt befanut, es lei Die,
slbfdt Der slaiiertem, aus Halaitiua
einen nnabbGnsisen jiibiiden Staat |
sM MAIDEN. Sc per6fientlidt cine
SepeId)e, ans Ser berDorsebt, Sae !
6ies int eiuer fiirslid) SIT Som abscs |
baltenen @eriammlmng Der glliier-
ten beidloiien luOrben lit.
Marineminiitcr Daniels madDt be-
fannt, baf bic slrbeit an ben neuen
llebnngslasern fir Marime Gefru.
ten nnb -9ieierpen 10 piel iuie m0slid) !
beld)lennigt lueroen ipiirbe. Der
San Der Eager miro nenn Wtilliumeu
Dollar foiten. Gs wcrben iulde in
Ybilaoelpbia, gteiuport, GbarleltoH,
9. g., Heiu Orleans, Hnset Somno
nnb an anbern Srten sebant ,uerbeu.
NosIebelt lett leine Serlemmonns-
nnb 2iisenfampasne fort. Sn ieiner
neneiten 2eiitnug iaste er, bic ensli-
idjen Gefamseuen isareu in 9entidp
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Die be,ttide 6esiernns bat e1ns
grffGrnns ausseian6t, nad) ipelHer
ser 5aatenitanb in Oentldtano EN-
uorsaalidrr 1T nnb bic Grnteansrd)-
ten brilliant iin0.
Die JfubeitSrunsen Der Stun Tet-
ners 1T Ser iriidjen Gtabt Sort ba-
ben einen 10 b6sartisen &arafter an
,aenommen, 6af bie Holi5iiten Ma
ldlrmneeIditea it sln'penoMns brtn=
sen mnfteu, INT pic Sente aiIseln=
amber 1T treiben.
Oas 9epraIentanten9das beS aott'
greiifs bat bic uJpoo Gontroi Bill"
angenDmmen nn6 5iUar NIT Der Yro-
bibitionsflaniel. Die 8il giebt oem
ErGii6enten tpfitstben0e Nntoritat,
Sic Ierttilnng boil 2cbeHsntiftln,
synttcritoffen Hnb Grnernngsmatez
rial III foutrollieren nn6 ST regel1,
ipie Is nnler snterefIe als fries-
fabr6ea6e Mndjt erbeiidt. Sic be-
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ltimn4, Saf' Sic iGntmiliAen Nnse-
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o.a .s ."auS M,..afrstsn. s oIs Ser .,@ai-
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'auls laasI. Ssayp.M ns.;4 '~ f;;r 81 So.
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iutro Dehfe TN eaa' eSIs.nD".s~. t..'' .sa.
vs. ntro 81 ieoga11eh Sepas.." % @:a
etn5elne yelftmmaHse" w, n.l 8 .A
tottmeH aber 1gre-sAee 49, NJ
Mabme tlt - snf, 'pte ser@elt.. so.e :. :.
ildy Der Senaf mt pen yroDtp,alohs'
beittmnnnsen oer 5ansuta anItnoea
piro, fann man ''pdl ni1f lasea,
ijOs''t luaErtd)einit@ mfrc man te IN
per yill lafien, aber ptellsi@f oa-
bin uerdnoern, oaf man yter nno
We!n non penn Ssrbof aitspsmmf.
ueberaA tm Sanoe 1lno Jeff o.e
Sotalbfbsfotn organtrerf, iptlge ole
yeftimmnitgtn Deg Apniir.pfiplls-
gtleseS 5nr Anslngran8 oftn9eil
tcAea. Die praipegor0en mefeeh
Snerit ote Nemsn peg Us9tirier1en
nnmerleren, penn ilt@f nag 9fameH
utroen ote V1n5egnnsem lpafer &C.
iladDf, 1onoern na@ 3aglen. gis
Nnmmern meroen oann penn Oe-
neral Ao1nfanfen ess Sfaafes se-
fdytdt mn mt ben NMmnlfrn ocs
sHrobpit Wari@ahs1 otrsl'1em,
NIT 0enea ite ilbere''iltsm,ne,t m.il!-
zen. Oas Ste9en besa,lnf nid)f lpa'
ttr als IN per s'uetfen xte@e peg Ja-
y. Due yttmmetn meroen ~ ncalp-
tuBton ans elrltm lo9enanntem rJn-
~ WDee" gedo8en. Ste Stegnn9
tlnoef fnr 1ecen Sfaat oelonoers
ltatf. 10 oak et't 1eoer SiaaI 1elne
rl@ftge 3a9i I'm SerDaitnte 81 Oct
Wenge Der IN INN res.lfrlerfen M'-
litarptltdtl8en lfenen tanit iito Der
etne Sfaaf nldlf mepr Soloafen I'M
werbaltnis llefert ais Der anoere.
Der yrafOent 'ulro mod 'paDreno
Der fo,nnfenoen Wode betanrif ma
den, iuie biel yiann jeoer Sfaaf lfel-
len ,nmk, aud iuiro er betannt ma
den, iuann oas Sieben itattftnoef.
Die ge5ogenen ytnminern iueroem
pon Waibinston aus Den herldlleoe-
iIen Staatsgonperneitren intfsefetlf.
Die Woituerneiire iueroen ite Dem
Weneral AoIntanten oes Sfaa'
tee miHeilen, oer ite nit ben ~ let-
nenr geitt befinoll6en niintertertea
ytamtn Der Neglitrlerter ber9let-
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4da6di6e unru6en in Oct irdden 6td0t Gak.
Sic ,1opoG Gpntrpl ">25tll*
ME Zipbllna l(nd Glnberufung der Re9l|trlertefl.
9fpOt ilt Wtp8fall+
Gbiucijicbe Ntepplutipn dn9ebltcb beencet*
Dr.. pen SeyOler bil0ct Gin neues Nttnts
iteritsn, IN Oelterretek.
Nppt nj Wtp8fn1t.

itritt beftnOett. 2Ntnu es i0ltekltN
emtIdjieben lit, baf Ct bienen mHk,
oann iuirb er bnrd) bic Hroflama-
tion bes ErGibenten BON bent Gage
in aenntnis seiekt, at bent er ben
Oienit ansntreten nno iidj BEL Der so-
falbeb0rSt 81 inelben Fat,
glllem slnideine aadj iueroen o;e
2iehmnaen bon Mamen Der 9iegi-
itrierten, bnrd) bic feitseiteat iper-
sen Ioll, iuer BON ben 100000
asaann snerlt smm 0ienit einberitfen
iuerben ioll, in ser sipeiten 8od)e bcs
ssS1tIi itattfinben. Gs lOlleu smerit
65O,OOo @ann ein6ernfen 'luerotn.
ssn nnierm sfaafe baben 4O8, 7O2
iitnae WsGnner resiitriert, pon oielen
'6efaupten 229, Is, baf iie CUR Be
frsinns pDat Militdrbienft beredtiat
ieten. i. s~
Glihu SaSot ,at OSs Ser fNiiiidea
susiaIiiten IN Mosfan effs SsrSr se-
balten, in Scr n inter anoereM sasfs
oir bemtide Sosialbemofratie lei MI
litariitiidb cine 8ebauptnns, bic 6as
rer ilniinn 1T IinS bic betueiit, oah er
bon 6entidJer Sosialbemofratie iiber-
Ernpt nidts peif. Die 9epei6e
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burg -Gotha before he was invited to occupy the throne of the new inde- pendent nation set up in Flanders in 1880. Both Albert and his Queen are related to the ruling houses of Ger many. The Kings mother was, Prin- cess Marie of Hohenzolern, of the clan of the Kaiser, and his sister married a prince of the house of Hohenzol- Tern. Queen Eliza beth is of the royal house of Bavaria, the daughter of Duke Carl Theodore, who was cele- brated specialist in ailments of the eye.
 Although German in blood, King Albert has been as patriotic a Belgian as if he were such by long descent. Not for moment did he consider ac- ceptance of the Kaisers proposal that German troops be given free passage through Belgium. It may be stated that he has never regretted the de- liant reply he sent to the German Elm peror's demand.
 About a score of years ago King Albert paid visit to America, and was entertained at Newport and New York, and at Washington by Presi- dent Mckinley. He also made a tour of the West as the guest of the late J. J. Hill, and made an exhaustive study of industrial and engineering problems. He was such a favorite with social leaders that at length he was forced to adopt an alias in order to have freedom fu, carrying on his studies. In St. Louis he was register ed as John Banks. New York;" and in New Orleans he was "C. A. Harris
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The Linen Section will be- found
 nicely located on the third floor.
CREECE'S DEBT
 TO THE ALLIES

This is the Independence Day of the Greeks, commemorating the unfurhne of the flag of revolt by Ysilanti III 1921, and it brings to all Hellenes reminder of the debt of gratitude they owe to three of the great Allied pow CTS of the present war. Greek 1nde- pendence from Turkish rule was achieved with the aid of Great Brl- tain. France and Russiay and in spite
 of the plottings and hostile policies o1 Austria and Prussia. These facts oi history have not been forgotten by the
 Greeks. and this accounts for the fact that while King Constantine and his government have been pro-German
 the masses of the Greek people have been steadfastly pro-Ally. Germany
 has spent vast sums of money in pro-
 German propaganda in Greece, sub- sidizing many of the leading newspa.-
 pers of Athens, and other cities, but the converts to the German cause have been few, considering the money spent.
 | The Greek war for independence lasted seven years, and was one of the most remarkable struggles for lib- erty recorded in history. The contest was waged by the Turks in the most barbarous manner. 1ear after year the devoted country was ravaged by swarthy hordes from Asia Minor and Egypt, who laid waste to the land, massacred the men and the aged, and took the young women into horrible captivity. The remaining inhabitants were reduced to living in caves in the mountains, where they subsisted on roots and leaves. Brave men from all over Europe and America joined their cause, contributions of money. prdvisions, and clothing were forward ed I and finally England, France and Russia entered the war on the side of Greece and forced the Sultan to sub- init. The combined. squadrons of the three allies anihilated the Turkish fleet, and this was the decisive event of the war.
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KING ALBERT

Albert. King of the Belgians, will receive the congratulations of many of his multitude of admirers tomorrow when he passes the forty y-second mile stone of his troubled life journey. The Belgian monarch has gained the re- spect of the whole world by his manly bearing and brilliant soldierly achieve ments in the war which has deprived him of his country.
 King Albert is the nephew of the late King Leopold IT., and succeeded him in 1909. He is a grandson of the first Belgian monarch, Leopold l., who was a German prince of Saxe-Co-
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on which the taxes for 1915 were un. paid. The property holders have, however, until April 2o to pay with out added expenses.
 Miss June Lynch has returned to Newtown after a visit at her home in Sta2pey.
 C. D. Stillson, w. D. Corbett and Charles Minor were called for jury duty in Danbury this week.
 At St. Johns church, Sandy Hook, the Easter services are:
 Holy Communion. 7:20 a. m.. early celebration.
 10:45, the Easter Festival, Worship. Holy Communion and Sermon.
 Subject, 'The Greatest Hope in the World"
 A. J. Gallagher is in the Danbury hospital recovering from g slight op- eration on his knee, performed, Tues'