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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
SDS Safcta.
Warmer paGfiprt % orrbt.

Nnr,ncr pnafiprt % SrGbt. g. g..
G%roninoer, en SO 9lar Qnnuncl Sars
ntcr, blcp ponfiprt al ct &crrbnnetog
o. eicbliftelig brGbt sltenfor Gent
mon. llluffcn hGubtc ioet ban meo
NcIte ifuloc fisrc pUcr Sporct.
Ipbrioec life rcfDrmpcnlis. Mo-
5rioocs. "Solp anb Sroer 2caguc"
bapbc SirSnoa ioranItaItet ct ipecicIt
Salg for of aiiGtte Msopor Snitb ira
lit Gmbebc og inbfsre Ell Tororoning
MOB &oSoroipil, men tabtc bcggc biSic
fine Grogrominoer. Smitb bef9lte-
oe$ / lin Noporitiuina meb Ell Wfoio.
ritet al 1S7, nq SEN npe Sornrbning
iortaiteoc5 nleo tS2 Stenmer.
Ianse Ecnec / Iaeefpra. llnoer
ct fprriqc llQe ofholot Salg az rc9i'
~ltreret Haccfppg paa u. y. SplerS
Sorm peo Sort Yicrre blep Ell Ore
Iiolgt for $1,000. Salget inobraate
iult $4,000. Set par bopebiagelig
apicr, iom ioloteS, men for Gpr / oae
Ilbre blco @icnncminitspriien $3.50
pr. Stpffc. Mr. Spler bapoe cgiaa
forrige Ior ct lignenoe Salg, lom %
inobragte bam omfring $4,000.
2amomarfs 9i%esnifaber / SrSen.-
Ser enbmi life opOaget oct ringclte
Spor eitcr u. %. 9anbmarf, ben ira
Sbinolcr i%oripunonc Igent for Hocf
SSlonb @nncu. Get ailtoges ferlt, at
ban bar ioIocn iom Sifcr for &epere,
men bette ontogca MI for life mcget
ionoipnligt. Sans Hegnifober meo
Observation-Disclosures or iiinone at pGrc |
Sen bcoItc Srocn. WrS. 2anomarf
OF @arn Dor ircmoclcS | Sbtnolcr.
S%OrnSiacr milb @intcr. Siourin-
oiancre, Der iorrige ltge bar tilIteae
pco Den isoerole Getstermin | Ibcr-
becn, trpitcoc line bpioe Srpore meo,
at ser benne Sang bliper ell milo %
oabcn Nilttcr. Zen eaers megct Tor
Iiiati0e Ntuitrat bar iaar life icr9et
Tor opbt %intcrtparter, flyer Heobu'
Oernc, SugIcn toner meb at bragg mo
ODER, mcocns @upbcrs % ErGrlebnll-
DC bar pocrIt iporiumme Uorlpninger
Ii fine Sprraao$famre- Ilt bette or
~lfruolifrc Se9u paa en- milo Tintcr,
paaitaar Snbiancrnc.
Nnsrcnoc Sppc. Timber 6orberc.
oclicrne til en- Set, Der til SnotGgi
ior oct &sbe aors ifulbe aiboloes
Sallas, blep Scr itiaalet enbcl Yies,
iom man bapbe pentct piloe frt'te
mango til ot aaa tilboros. Noger
Sio ienere fif DC apinber, ipm bapoe
ioreitaact Scipianiugen unoer 0e'ten.
en- Nnpisning Tor $3.50 iom Detailing
|ior DC %itiaoIne YieS, % Tor at ltraflt
liz ielp bapbe oe tppaatige Gutter oes'
ubcn opgiuct line 4apnc. Yet nal
Sanfen paa at hape l%tioolet ira ocl
Hrbc Gors, Der tpana Siitterne II
Den iripiui9e Silitaaelic.
Yctigreiu MnScr Siitalc. Sronf Y
Sctti9rcp; tioIi9crc Sorencoc Statcr;
Suator ira South Tafota, bIcp io'
opcr en- Niaaneo liocn lat unoer Sil
tale FOR Spcrtrroclic al Spionerilo
een, men GA han bar liasct nnecl
SGNcbcbouoiina paa ct Soipital
'Sbicago, or nogcR arrcltorore moi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Gr Ott tiltrcOS

neb bpao on bar Irri? Sbis life, hppr.
IcbeS trnfer On at tilbrinee @interr,aas
ncSerne? @alsprf Goliese bpber big I
fine ginterfurier ppperlis InIcenina til
ar e~pstisgiere big enS bebre iii bit Sipss
fab. On fan pGlse bpdb on BIZ af tslz
genec: 2anbbrussfurius for Sarmerauts
fer. @osholberi. S%urtigifrift, Mafinifrift,
"~scIcaraptp", SIsia- SusboIcnina, gns
aeIii for Gptomnere, Common School~
Sae. Viano. gang. SioIiu, euer bpiIiens
iomteln ataeemi'fe cher nornuIc Soa nu
fcrbereht iii. Sanbbruesflriet beanu.
Der ncn Toe Sauuar. ! aubrc Sag tan
on bcerrbe hpaS Sie ionlheIit. bes fsr 10
benrc. %interterriinen noa tire Waanes
Der Beginner ben 7he Sanuar.
Reo ira 5 I'll 6 Saler per llse tan eu
beiale ale G~mioitninser for Soft. gn.
relic. rnnerrisnins. 90 -ipeeial fees.
Grin eftcr Splpsuingcr tit Stoteus
HrGflseut, z
&crfiu Sestauc. +
Sorxlt Gin. Spuas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Webraifa.

%llnesriIe irlges for $21 pr. bmn.
oreSe EnnS. Taa Warfeoet / Omaha
iolgteS iorrige ltge lingerie for ino-
til $21 pr. bunoreoe Yllnb, bpilfet
par $3.50 pper Den bsieite Warfebs.
pris Longer moo git. Tettc ifploes
Den WGngbe al blsb, umobcn @ais,
iom III beites / bette Strea, iocf melt
Jmllig al lngc @riic fisbcs for itror
at ioo Waiien opfoorct. "Tccoers"
al apGg bragte ogiaa uiGOpanlig boie
Eriier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20


SSn :. s. Stranger.
Sibbenbe til hsire: 9otteroatter,
9atter, Sorace, 6 Iaaneber gammel.
Iaa min CIR forleoen CONNER
giennem "Sbe 8arf Hegipn", Wtin.
neiota, babe jeg ct 9ar Gage oen
Sore at bore Der. s. S. Stranger og
Suitrus @ipit paa beres Sarm, iom
or Ell al DC pafreitc, jog bor feet / St-
tertaiI Gountp, og oct flyer meget, Oa
Der er faa Counter / Minncista, ion
bar iaa mango pelbpggeoe Sarme Tom
ser.
Der. Soban Soicpbien Stranger er
fsot | Ssiten Sebenlarfen / Norge.
San uopanorebe til Imerifa / 1866
og boiatte fig / @oobbue Gountp,
Winn., bpor ban bar | Az Iar, tint
tehc ba til SorbenifioIb Soipnihip,
SttertoiI Gountp, bppr ban fog fig
&omeitea6 / 1870.
San bor, iom ole Rpbpgaere, bant
mango @ieuporbigbeber at giennems
gaa, mclt ipn i(ige Soregangsmenb
life taller ~ipnocrligt ON, men icm BOG
burbe n~eotegrcs, for at ben unge
.SlGgt funSe ipritaa, bpnb set har fo-
Itct SGorene at bpHge 2anoct, iom De
bar 9iort, og oct funbe life Ifaoc at
"tbe Blue Yenfie's" eder &c, iom life
foritanr mcr chs ct Sprog, on be
fllnbe fad pibe, at oct er "tbe forei0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
GurO Sdfcta.
Stinalcu Euitirf oicninnben.

SituuiN" fp11"' SlN'''~N -
Goit'Gf ionotea iorlc0cn al no1ic
HonomuoIcre nrr Minot. STffeu hi
tic fla at iubebOibt Goit ira Sarge og
ANDRE @ncr lon0S Breckenridge Siol-
lionen, poititclnplet 3ole Stt.
ling Ianb fnSt i Senbisb. Gbar-
les Sia, "Toimoulniter" | Gcnbigh
cr orrciteret for at bupc lfrot og
orpbt Dtarpin @oiencronS, Ell ing
Wono boenbc mar Ioipncr. Set bar
Iumocr ct 4rditgleri orn nogle NcItc,
ionl Sill bopoc tuget % ItPngt litoc,
at SorbrpbeIien blcn begaact.
GfiIpbcrc ruiter iia. lrniil SMUT
ISfifhlb pcs Ecfiu har bc9nnot at
rllitc zig for %interelL, % mon had
Der at ioa rigelia I%nleoning I'll at
bprfc Sfiiporter. aInbbcn hor palgt
Casper 6. @lenicn I'll GrGiioert %
6. IIm til SefretGr % aoaierer.
Gn IN 80 Sob bsi Sfibanc ltai op.
fereS NOR Somar.
Tprretningsmauo gaoct / Snnoene.
q. s.. Wcirbacb, tioligcrc Slebmuno
Il Tepilo 2ate, ianotcS on Ittenen
Sen 13oe oS. oeo bcriteOS, tiIipneIo-
oenoe iom Sel8e al at hQpe togct
@iit. Mleirbacb blcp Tor Here Otaa-
ncocr iioen eoeloqt / iinaniicl &ens
iccnoe, eitcr Sigcuoc ueb Ell Setlc1ts
llprliobeb, % iiol8c Ell cltcrlaot
Stripclie uuian ban iii Sinen Tor belt
uolpbcn,
ltoifripninscnS &uitcnSe. SiplGc
Spgapcr, inbiamlct al @uuerner Sra.
;ierS ScfrctGr, bar ~llbltriuniugen /
Nortb 0afota foItct 1912 Tor buer
Mano, ser or ioict til Den rationale
Nrnle, eler iolt onltrent $4,000.
elsie o. ligncnbc Spgaucr ira andre
Stoter oil al Yropoitmaribau GroD-
Der iremlrgaes iom Seuis 'or, at
Scmte tpllngnc lloifriuning ioIoer bill.
li9cre enc lriuillg N%uerpnln8.
Smtsiefretrrcn unber Iuflage. -
Stataicfrct0r Sbomas Nol er citer
ct iprelebio Sorbsr / Ni2Inarct hella
lpiit iii @ranolurpen unocr Nntlagc
Tor at bapc unocrilaoet S3,400 az DC
Ecnoc, Tom par inobetalt til Statcll
Tor Megiitrcring al AutomubiIer, Sall
IitiQebe aulltiou Tor $1,000. eugene
u. @onu, Scr or uppnt iom StatelS
uiatiaitc |ione, mcbtc poo @runo al
Spgopm life peb Oct ioreIebtgc 6or'
bsr.
@rrssangc nabncs. Sibcn for
oobnc @rGS9angc Siour Solntp be-
ontbtc Den 16oe Nop. % pil pcoporc
inbtil 15oc April, inoen bpilten Sio
aprebcirtninacrnc aItiaa fan ilippeS
no pau 9iooernc ubcn at holoes ilocrl
Ell bcltcmt @rGnie. SpergSmaalci
bleu aigiort unoer oct %alnlinocIlge
@ai9 iiior, ibct Ell Toioritet al SGl'
uernc par / Saver al at lobe apGgci
lsbc irit omfring i opcnnGpntc Sioa'
rum,
TorctrGffer at bare Nmcrifancrc.
Gountpalbitor ". u. Slcfcr | Sarge
bor / &c iioitc iao Gage ira slnlerifa.
mere i Canada iaact Ell WGngbe In
moSninecr ON &c9iitrationsfort
huilfet fnn fon tpbeo ocrben, at mo,
orctrGttcr at iiene / bcn anterifanIft
Urine. Hegiitrcrin8 ior iui,ngen Mi
itGrtieneitc or ncmlis M iat i9ang
canada. % ole iom bar NnIeonin[
ill at labe ii9 rcaiitrere i DC Soreneo'
Stater ipucs at io%rctrGffe ocite. 81
lnoen @irfuinscn al llolfripninacn
Sonaoa uiicr liz beri at life iaa faC
aunabicre on GugellfmGno fommc,
neo til Staierne for at uotage i'm
'gorgerpapirer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20

could contemplate with cauanimiiy
would be the Introduction Oh any
thing resembling prussian autocracy
into the food control IN this coun
Try.
"It is OF vital interest and import
ance Go every W1H Who produces tou1
and 20 every man who takes part in
It's distribution that these holicics
thus literally administered should
succeed and succeed together. II Is
,uIy in that way that We can prove
n 90 bee absolutely unnecessary 60 rec
sort 10 the rigorous and drastic mc1s
ures which have proved Co bee nee
cssary in some of the European coun-
tries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20
WILSON OUTLINES
POWER SOUGHT TO
CONSERVE SUPPLY


Iug. when ua.a sary for the public
use. of food supplies and of The equip
mcntneccssary tor handling them
properly the licensing of wholesome
aud legit'uat, mixtures and milliTi
percentages ard the prohibition GO.
thc unnecessary or Wasfcful waste
Il foods Authority is asked also 90
establish prices but not in orlc- iu
limit the profits OF the farmers. buf
nly 90 guarantee to them when nee.
essary a minimum price which viii
insure them Truiit where they are
asked 90 attempt ueW crops. and tp
."curr the consumer against cvt0r-
ton by breaking up corner, ana at
'cmp', al speculation when they o,-
ur by liking temporarily reason
tble price at NuIC. midIlomcu must
ell
- have a#kaI.Nr. Herbert Hoover
% undertake tIH all.iMpHraut task
i food administration llc hrs exc
dressed bots willingness f0 do $50 ON
condition that hc is Co receive no pay
ueut tnf h. service AND that the
whole u' tlp force under him. eve
'"'. '. ''' .'I '' .'N''. r''ll n'
Employed $50 Tar ue possible upon the
aW, volunteer basis uu has csc
pressed Dos confidence that this di.-
.ult matter Of food administrator
q" w '. '-II.i' accom- pil'.''
'i''-h 'N' voluntary corporation
''" 'lI'''l'h "I ''tI,iuia'' ei'irl'u-
''. obi .'''I'' '.'. '"' WIN I"' h'lf
''' "'..'' '. '"' country
Vi, Mt '-' IuUrr,
Although Dc Is absolutely ueoes-
AIRY 'NI' unique 'iOlaaIr powers shall
placed 3" Wt hands Zoo insure ih.
1r''ss 90. fnIs administration of Go"
ood supple nI th. country. aw
oni'den' that iar exercise of those
powers win Boz necessary only Boa tH.
tav eases Wa'r. SOME small and self
eh minority prove. unwilling tU put
T" nations Interests above personal
advantage and t1f tHe whole c1uu-
Try N.il heartily support Nr iioo"-
rs efforts bg supplying tHe nee's-
any volunteer agencies throughout
'Hc country cor th' Intelligent ,0u-
i-ol oi food consumption and sccur-
nE itc cooperation %. tNo most cap
thle leader, 90. 'he very interests
"oei directly effected. trf' tl' eA-
'rciFe OF ihe powers d"plt'f to him
aill re.' very .rrre.s u'Iy upon the
good Nil 1n1 cooperation of fnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20

NuIen o. Travelling Men Whea
$40 have finished reading this paper
.'r.#. throw 30 uIt The car window
u $3.50 boz greatly appreciated by
u.smsu aud other employees who
N.He unable tu secure % paper before
..n. o. work Co.'s moru.uE They F.
.u.., reading e. latest war news
THANK yuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20
NOT To ANNOUNCE LOAN
TOTALS UNTIL JUNE Is


Ry Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nav l9.-There
will be- po official announcement Of
subscriptions 70 tho liberty loan un-
20 the subscription books close June
Is No official statement Of the
amount subscribed al any period
prior to that date will be made pub
llc by the treasury department. and
officials will exert themselves to see
that no accurate unofficial estimates
are obtainahlc. d was announced to-
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20
HINIIlEN BOMB PIOT
CASE COrS III JJi


~ Nfs0FIHI|0 7 F"s7
SEW YORK Iay 20 The case of
Captain Franz Rinteleu of the Ger
mau navy and Sis others charged
with conspiracy Zoo disrupt The mu-
nfIuu traffic of thr entente allies
boz .n country u lY15 went Oh Tho
rrt ai ga. .hH afternoon
shortly before tom u clock tonight
Iuia Dutbuau sr.uE there was uo
probability U au Immediate arrr"
m..t ordered tHr jurors locked up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20

Retter bo safe than sorry. Use Edl-
Son Mazda Lamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20
VILLA ENPEDITI0NARY
FORCE HELD ON BORDER


FL PAsO. Texas. Nav - Gour
Holmes. an American who NuH l'HH
cisco villas attic agent u. ...
teen MeNicans who w,IU ar.
near Fabens. Texas Date Ia' H..|
by United states t.o0p. son. u
90 Fort Bliss tonight iuU .ef...
pending action by United Static. ...
officials. The mon w'." a....
on the bound .rr D., len.0m..
the Eighth cavalry THn. 5000. ..
pairing 90 invade NDt..n W.
villa. army officers .N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20

Classified advertising accumplsa's
led By Cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-20

HI IHaIHI f.f .. Ha.I H.saIs
H.r.s .IHft HI ID
Hr HHffrf ffa.4r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

Western Union Telegraph company
VS.. Melvin, Johnson; reversed.
Floyd County Fiscal Court VS.. Floyd
County Board of Education. Floyd; re-
versed.
Golf VS.. Daniel, Pike: appellant filed
motion to be allowed TO file superse-
IDEAS bond with notice and copy of SUI
persedeas bond, brief on appellee's mo-
ton to dismiss the appeal and motions
submitted.
Miss Flora Smith appointed law
clerk to Judge Sampson. TO take effect
as OF first of May.
Sandy Herd Company VS.. Allen,
Floyd: reversed.
Moore VS.. Elkhorn Con. C. & G. Co,
Pike; affirmed.
Webb VS.. Webb. Floyd; appellant
field brief on motion to reinstate.
Flemming VS.. Commonwealth, Floyd,
submitted.
Elkhorn M. Company VS.. Pitts, Floyd;
agreement; supplemental record filed.
G. d O. VS.. Mullins, Pike; agreements
appellant given to May 81 and appellee
to May 80 to file brief.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
PAGE FIVE
vARNEre Work IN rRloo.
The cadia Record saws:


When the Cadiz train last sunday
morning at ten O'Clock carried out az
Trigg- co, ex-county Demonstrator X.
Ia Varnsy, II carried one OF the most
efficient workmen we have ever had in
our midst
little over two years past the Trixx
Fiscal Court voted an appropriation for
a County Demonstrators, and from many
points came the query. What is a
County Demonstration and what kind OF
work does he do2" The answer made
by Mr.. Varney covers every section OF
the county ano the influence Of his
work is felt in every home, on every
farm and in every school house.
To attempt TO speak in detail Of the
many valuable lessons he has taught.
the constructive work he has done, to
say nothing Of the destructive work,
would take more time and space than
We have at our command.
The destructive work Of which he
was guilty is the very best part OF his
work, for when he came we had hun
dreds of farmers who were ignorantly
and unconsciously soil-robbers. Varney
destroyed their satiation, he destroyed
their ideals, he destroyed their meth
DDS, and in their place he substituted
methods which produce greater yields
per acre, and at the same time con-
served the fertility OF the soil lie In
troduced methods of the cultivation OF
staple crops which have been a revela-
ton to many OF our farmers. In live
stock, feeding and breeding, this coun-
ty is a long way ahead of anything It
would have been had he not been on the
job from morning till night
True. many did not accept. many did
not believe, many did not attempt, but
Varney did his part, and those who
failed to grasp the opportunity are to-
day poorer by reason of their failure
We have cause for congratulation
that X. l. Yarney was the first County
Demonstration, and it is due largely to
his untiring efforts that Trigg-co has
made the splendid progress she has
made agriculturally, commercially and
financially during the past two years.
Our Eats are off 10 this splendid agri-
cultural agent, who has been fairly cali
ed "a modern apostle of progressive
agriculture"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
THE APPEAL TO
CAESAR

On Friday and Saturday nights OF
May 18th and 18th the above mentioned
Sacred play will be dramatized at the
Opera House, under the auspices of the
kappa Sigma Pi"
THE Appeal to Caesar" is an histori-
cal drama IN three acts portraying the
character and life of the Apostle Paul,
written by the Rev. David H. Jemison.
1t is an intensely dramatic sermon. Tho
dramatization will cover st. Pauls APP
pearance and defense before Festus, the
Roman Governor; Agrippa, King of Ju-
dea; and finally before the Bloody Nero
Cone OF the "Caesars") whose edict
the Greatest Apostle" receives his SEN
tence OF death.
With the necessary characters and
supports about 40 people. appearing
in fun Roman Costumes, will be cast in
this production.
Tickets for this drama will be placed
on sale at Atkins & Vaughan's and
elsewhere Admission, 15c, 25c. Re-
served seats Ice extra. Proceeds for
benefit of NJ Il. Church.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
M0TelaHTenGGCOun Recruits

Otto c. Gartin. of Louisa, has pass
ca the examination for the Officers Re-
serve Corps and win report at Ft. Ben
jamin Harrison, Ind. by next Monday
John B. Horton. Of Louisa, has en-
listed In the army service and leaves
this evening for Ashland, to receive his
assignment to camp.
Andrew j. Childers, OF Torchlight is
ono Of the latest recruits at r,ori-.
Felix Wsllman. of this county. also has
enlisted. = .51
John 8. Osborn. of this place, has en-
listed with the Hospital Corps.
A son Of B. F. Diamond, who has
been In the West for some time, has
enlisted in the army.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
WHITES CREEK.

Sunday sihool at this plare was large
ly attended Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robinette and lit
tie daughter, Fannie Allie were visit
ing home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Laura Queen were
calling on the Misses Robinette Sum
day.
Donald Nunley Of Durbin, spent Sat
urday on Whites creek.
Miss nellie Rous OF Catlettsburg
spent the latter part OF last week wits
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Rous.
Lindsey Lambert OF Bear creek was
calling here Sunday.
Q ute a number Of young folks were
out driving Sunday afternoon.
James Robinette was visiting his
wife on Durbin Saturday.
The farmers OF this vicinity are max
ing some desperate efforts at planting
their crops in spite of the cold wealth
er.
Misses Effie and Della Bluebaum and
Miss Bess Bryant were calling on Miss
nellie Rous Sunday.
Adam Wooten and children spent
Sunday with Boyd Bluebaum.
itor in the gate city Saturday.
John Nichols was visitor at Jas
Shockeys Saturday.
Great preparations are being made
for Children's Day that will be at
Whites creek some time this summer
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Armstrong and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Bluebaum and
little son Howard were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rous Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Wade Hale were the
all day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Blankenship Sunday.
Mr. T. j. Bluebaum made his usual
trip to U. H. Robinett's Sunday.
Mrs. John L. Bowling is quite indis-
posed at this writing.
Mrs John Hale was out minglinG
among friends Sunday.
Miss Lutte Field OF Brooks was Wis
iting on Whites creek last week.
HONEY SWEET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

NJ >, burns. Tres Il. &. >. >. A.,
Louisn, Kentucky.
Ny Dear Sir
Below ! hand you our report for at
tendance at Sunday school for yester-
day Tho attendance was very small
owing 10 measles In our vicinity and
near about us. In fact our school has
been small since early winter when
measles started. We have striven very
hard TO keep our school going and on
some days we only had two or three in
attendance but took consolation In the
words of st Matthew 1920.
| sent out a number OF letters like
the enclosed and they brought in few
Sunday.
Our attendance was 49, Collection
thirty cents.
J hope our county will make n show
ing again In the good work. We would
like 30 have some OF the members of
the association with us some time this
summer and perhaps they could help
us along in our work.
Yours for good Sunday schools,
EMORY L. HOLBROOK, Supt.
Mr.. Holbrook mailed out special
letter TO many in his neighborhood
which no doubt accounts for tho good
.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

A verdict for $3.50 as damages.
awarded Il L. Melvin in the Rowan
Circuit Court against the Western I'm.
ion Telegraph Company. was reversed
by the Court OF li,peals In an opinion
by Judge Thomas Melvin sued for
damages because sis telegraphed his
daughter at Alger, o.. from Paintsville
had not been deli."red in time Tnc
court said he ooH'1 not recover FOR
meinal anguish, III. 4 was a business
transaction and his damages should
be limited to the cost ~ the telegram
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

The articles Of incorporation OF the
Bond State Bank OF Bond. Breathitt
county, have heeu approved by State
Banking Commissioner George G
Spcer. The bank is Incorporated for
$4,000 by N. U Bond, George PEN
nington. w. II Reynolds and w. j.
Chestnut
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
LOCAL COMPANY DRILLING
IN FLEMING COUNTY

A company OF Louisa people are drill
ing well at Grange City, Fleming CO..
about seven miles from Olympia, on.
leases procured by Tom Hays. The
Kirk brothers are doing the drilling.
They hope to find oil at a shallow
depth. 1t is said the company will be
named the Good bye Oil company" or
the Good Buy OIL company" as results
may dictate. We hope the latter will
fit the case.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
A STUPID THING TO DO.

Observe the toad, my little dears.
And note his pensive air;
He's sad because he has no carr
And not bit of hair.
A little toad, full well he lSnowa
Should never hope for these.
Yet often to his ma he goes
To tease asd tease and teasE
What folly in q toad, you cry,
And what a thing to dol
But, children, often you and
Are quite as stupid, tool
Exchange
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

G. r. Roberts Of Lexington, VIII
spend few days with his family here
before going TO welch. w, Va, to look
after road work for the Carey Reed
Contract Co. Of Lexington, with whom
be has boon for some time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

FOR RENTi--Residenoe on lower
Main Cross-st., garden. barn. poultry
house, watcr in the kitchen and gas
throughout the house, 8 rooms and fin-
ished attic, Apply to MRS. HC.SANi-
MONS. 5-il-3t.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

MIR. and Mrs A. l. Rupc and children
OF Ethel, W. Va. were here this week
visiting Rev w. II. Foglesong and
family. Mrs. Rupo win 30 to Virginia
for visit and Mr. Rupe win return 10
Ethel whore he is manager OF the Ethel
Coal Company store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Tho folliwing were among recruits
received by Co. X, Ashland. since April
goth;
Russell. Day, Soldier; William H..
Conley Snlyersville; John j. johnson,
Osborn; George Mckee, Hubbards.
town; James n. Boggs. Sacred Wind;
Garrett II. Leslie Bushanan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11
WANTEpt-2b conl loaders

WANTEDi-25 coal leaders and day
men. Good houses, good water, good
schools and church right in the place,
no trouble OF any kind Leaders make
from 1900 TO $500 per day. Apply to
j. 7. Small, Superintendent, E.RJohn-
son Coal Mining Co., Hughey. w. Va.
Transportation furnished for any three
families. 5-li.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

Bascom Hale viii move his barber
shop into the building formerly used
for picture show Mr., Yates VIII
erect new building on the site OF the
one Just vacated by the barber shop.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-11

.ChNs Powell OF Louisville, WAS APP
pointed n clerk IN tho Secretary Of
states o1ice 10 succeed Matt Carr, who
was promoted 10 Assistant Secretary
Of Stnte