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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Grpleiicn aMf
amerik. Gaa4boct!

@oIbiugton, Is. Suli. auf
0am BET Gapite, 4biltppiuen, itatio.
nierteu umerifmiiden &audboot u.
7 gtitau0 geitern no6mittag cine
Grplofon, BEL Der flui 91ana Den
ZOO ian0en uno orei berIeet ppr'
BEN.
Sn elmer 8efdnntmodung oes
observation-disclosures Qoniels beiBt es,
6aB Iaut borIGufiger nHteriuaung
Bic grploiion bic 5oIge Der an-
loumllng bon @aiolingoiea IN ai.
mem glbteil 0es 8ootes. 4uf melae
@eiIe fid oieiel6en %ent8ln0et bobeH,
tonnte nod uidt IN G%rfabrung &C.
broht meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

oenOe arrnre BON 100000 ytorit
miro pobI crit am 1. 0ftober lire
aoutonuennents be3ieben fonnell,
nenn cher ueroen ole Baruden mobl
nidt fertig ooIteben, uno 60 ninlnlt
pentqitens Elm Sabr in Aniprua,
aus einen 8ibiIiiten einen ornebnt-
barren Soloaten al MAIDEN. 9esbolb
miro 6as stpeite 9lufgebot bon 500.
600 Mann taam Dor n6hiten Sont.
mer erfolgen. Ser Sauptgruno fit
oie I%angioute g~ef6rOerrng 1T oarin
5u Iuderb ooB nidJt geniiaeno sdif.
fe fir Die geforberung Der Eruppel
borbanoeu iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
,,,l1ein Pams lit
1mcinc BMre!''
erfldrt golisciridter Fitzgerald
in Der alage seseu lIebertretung
bes 9rObibitiunsseiebes.

Gin 9eneis, ooB man inter Dem
rabiaien 9robibitionSgeiee Der Ser.
ToIgungsput BON miSgiinltigen gtad'
barn unb radiiihtigen 6einoen aus
geiebt lit. liefert foIgenoer Sail.
nit Dem iid 8oli8eirihter Sames
6ibgeral0 Qien6tag beI9aftiBelt
mtBte.
Serr Clinton Mtit1er, Elm in 0elit.
iden areiien moblbefunnter 9iaun,
pobnte Dor Sntrafttretling oe$ gro.
bibitionsgeIebes BEL Serrn Otto gOr.
6ert, 800 n6rol. II. StraBe, neil
5ra4 D}iaer ~erfranft tuor ttno
in Grcelfor Springs, Mio., neiIte.
SER Mtiaer fauite lih aud einen
fIeinen 8orrot bon 6laihenbier uno
6rufte eg i'm Seller 6es Serrn 9or.
dert uuter. Grit mad Snfrnfttre.
tltng 6e5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be5og
&err Miaer nit ieiner Satin cine
8obmn1g in Den California 4port-
ments. 9tan uuBte Dtiler. I'm
fem Bier SIT befotnmer5 es geIegent.
lid Ron 9orherts Seller mad Sotts
6ringen.
Gin uei6iider Nat6ar Der 6a.
mile @ordert CAB nun Der 8oli3ei
an DAB in oerern $altie unoere 2eu.
te @etrdnfe bdttan. 2ebten 8iens'
tag abeuo boIte iit Serr 9tiler bier
5laiden bon ieiien 10 aiiten 9ier
nab 8attfe. tu1r6e ober BON eineu1
@ebetmpoti3iften ouf Dem Seinmege
iiberfoLlan uno perbaftet. Seine 10
'aiten gier uno Ser gan3e @etrGn.
f@eoorrot 0es Serru gor6ert muir
Den ~foufis8iert.
Serr MliQer e~ngogierta iih Den
5enator syotu moriartB 3l ieiuern
8ertei0iger un6 Ser mo6te i'm go.
t3eiqeriht geIteno. oaB iton aus
Dem @run6e. neil Der @ebetmpoli.
silt in 8ordert's &eim eingeorurt.
gen iei, obne einen $mtsiuhuagsbe-
fell 8u 6aben, ser SAL nie0ergei6la,
qen INTO DIE 6erren 8orhert unf
Miller lire @atrdnte 3uriiterhaIter
iolten. Goli5eirihter 5~itgerolo gaf
Ser &oIi3ei Den 9efebl, Die @etr6ntt
Oeg Serrn gor6ert 5%uriif3u0eben
Ser Mtiaer berlor ie0oh feline @e.
tr1nfe ging ober obne jeoe 6trofc
aus. Ser 8oq lit elm iebr midtf.
Iger un0 miro nod Der GptihRiounq
oes GoIi5eiritters, Die 0urb bell
o6ergeridtIihe Gntideioungan be
itdtiqt it, IN 8ufunft nteuon0 II
eiuen @eim nah @etrdnte iuder
fonneu, anger er bot 5au8iuhungs
befeble IN ieitlem @efis.
Ger @orfoa 5elgt eben Uie6er
Dab 8robibition cine nie6ertrahtigI
Notwithstanding lift uno ben ellen
Den roffadtigen Qngebern Cir I'M
Gor offnet Ger bette 9itrger fam
0urd Erobi5ition oaS Gpfer eiuel
binterliihaen, rodiitdtigen augriffl
Dcr6en. Die gnti6eiolrng 6es 6rie
6ensrifters 8itgeralo, Die baj
5nugreht nenigitens in tleineu
0iaBe nobrt, berOient riit1aItsloi
4narfennung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
arieasfuiten Ser gdneis.

Bern, %. 3uIi. 8nn0esrat
aaotta, Ser gbef BEG 6inan8ocporte-
uents, teilte int 0ationolrat NIT
0aB Die idmet5eriiden Mo6iliiie.
rungstoften fi9 bisber uuf 725
Wliaionen Grant beIaufen. Bis gn.
De 4uguit 1917 ptiroer iie auf SOC
gliaionen 5rnnf auiteigen. SOutC
Der Srieg oiaIas Sabr nidt 5u enot
ee5ea, mitr0e r0ie Soften cine W2iI
Ii1r6e Jrant i~iberifreiten. 8ie Sra
ae, ME Die 6~isberigea Soften geoedl
meroen ioIlen, lit III Der Sartptiaat
nod urgelolt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Gle nit toeile, beikt's
icbt in Wai9in9tcn!
Mchr ais 100000 Mann f6nncn
Bis Septem6er 1918 nidt nod
Iranfreif aeGGift lueroen.

@oibinatou, 25. SnIi. - es miro
bier Bulboffioiea erfIdrt, Dab big
syanitor na6iten Sabres i4IDerltt
mebr ais 100000 @sartn omertfa.
niider Gruppen in 5ranfreid lem
per6en; uuO Bis gum September
1918 ~ertportet man 100000 Ronn
oriiben al bnben. 9ie reli ot bill
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
@rinSe far @epiaes gntLannna
tftcgikc nimntt ite6
feiner Biirecr an!

CT gaio, Ger, %. SnIi. - Ser
nlerifantite @enernIfoHiul Qn0res
Garcia bat iih beute nod &ucion,
gris., begeben. Inn ben Sal bas
M2erifaners &ooul 3omingue8 5u
n1teriu6ea, Ser bort I'M 8efdlgnis
1T, neil er an eu1e uterifaniide Sci
hrng einen Brief oei6rieben baBen
foil, in Dem Die Ser. Stanteu berltn.
aIin1pft ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
1Iimcr. Slcttendpef
BET Japans Kaiicr!

&otto, 25. SuIi. aoItiroI
autgbt, Der gcfebIsbober Der orse.
rifamiiGen 5lotte IN ben aiiatilhen
@euGiiern, uno oeiIen ean5er Stab
tuurOen beiite bonn aoiier In Guoiena
empfanqer. Ser Aomtrnl oartte
Dem Mifooo fir oie ueberftbrltng
Der 2eihe bes b~eritorbenen 8otIdofs
ters @iItbrie nob amerif1.
BEIRUT Guh Bet GinfGufen nui
oie yGriblne".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
SAtueSiid,e S2iffsz
DerlmIte i'm krieoe!

eonbon, Is. SuIi. @ie aus
aopenbaeen telegrapbiid eenel0ei
miro, beI1uft fid Die 8abt oer Jed
ariegsbeginn ourh 9ltnen ooer
9atfhoote berienften ihne0iider
GAiffe auf 1876. GieieIben batter
einen GeIantgebaIt bon 125,00C
3orner.
9ie o1ttiiden Gea6ereten bober
Den gerluit bon $50 6~abr5eugen 81
b~etlngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
@nfnhe Mel0nnaen.
Observation-Disclosures
Biu on Sen 1tMsidbaB!

@ai9frgtou, 25. SuIi-3ie Rob.
rnngsmitteI aontroq giit lit BON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Der bonn &C.
nat a~men0ierter 6orm en- ben Son.
feren8au8 dub i6erDieien mor0en.
G8 mag pegen Der @menoemen0s 5t
bftigen Qebatten fomnln.
Gas 5enotsfomitee flr 1tilitdrs
ongelegen6aiten bot bette Die Bill
in 8ratung, lait welder 9}ittbilr-
ger gum ariegs0ieait beronge8o8en
mer0en ioaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
grai. @illOu lObt 8atriOtismas
eines Gmahaers.

&ai6ington, %. Suit. = 8rail
bent @iIfon Bat S. 8. Mc5hale N
Cmaba, oeien ieds Go9ne ii4 Der
4rmee geftellt baben, einerl perlon
lihen 8rief eeitidt, in Dem &c Die
lem fir oeIIea ioipie Ieiner S0ang
&atriotisuas ielne 8eluull0eruHg
auzorNd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
pasifiitcn audi I'M
Srankrcie6 tdtiG!
Elemgncean iuettert oagegen; Sebler
BET Der fran50Nihen GffeHiipe
Sngegeben.

Boris, %. Suli. - Renolitiond.
re Glemente trei6en in 5raHtrel9
9ropaqanoa, I'M Die Soloaten 5u
eatntutigen uilD StiHutlng fir Ct.
nen 6aloigen 6rieoen 81 MAIDEN, ruie
5enatpr glelneltceau IN elmer
Sisuna oes Senots mlttellte. Sic
Hencaaa aog ben Matniiter oes Sn.
rern @aalpp Ourh Die 9edel, neil
er 0ieien llmtrieben fem Gll0a ma.
de.
glenenceou bebaliptete oaB oiaie
2eltte Die 2rganiiotiou eita8 &omi.
tees BON Sol0aterl. uul0 4~rbeiteroele'
eaten, dbnli9 uie in gtuBIarO, be-
-fitrtporteten. 4uf iBre 8ropagdt0a
ieien ausbriiAe Der nn5ufrieoenbett
aeFolat. Ser Senator iragte, Darum
feine W6abnobmen ergriifen tDoroer
ieier5 0ieie &ropaganoa 81 inter-
oriidea.
Nealbp nrtiportete, Die @oIt5ai iei
atgefpieien pproen, iaoes per6reae'
ride llnternebmen 8u unterorIten,
er aLnube aber nidt oaB Der Seuat
Dilni9e, oaB CT eiue feinDlihe Sal
tung gegen Die arbeiten0en alolieu
atnebme.
9remier &tbot bertei0igte 92alb1.
gr lagte, bic Organization BON 4r'
beitern 0lirfte nidt iur bic 9anolun.
gen ron laledten 4atrioteu Derant.
mortli9 gen1aGt mer0eft, bic bin una
mieoer nit unteriddtpfen. n&il
iteben elmer &on1pagae Der 4erfoiC
aegeniiber, Die niAt miBberitan0er
mer0en oart" REF Gi6ot. n9e1ti6.
LAMB bat ben Grieben notig un0 MIL
lin erlangel, ulgeahtat Der an5u.
nell0enDen @titteL4
grSmSe fit @epiGes gutGaInHg.
8abren0 Der Debate pltroa off.
siaG 3ugegebeA buB bel Der irau5o.
Ijden Sffenitne an 10. April i6De
re Jebler begaugen Duroea u1lo Dat
General 9ebiae, BET oomoLig,
GberIfommnn0ierenoe 0esDaget
ieiaes antes antiebt rDuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
DemtiHlamSs Nnfiucrt
GU Elcpe>O ccrgc!

Berlin, iI6er 2on0on %. SuIi.-
Sic Qutrport oes oemofrotiiden
Dettihlon6g ouf Qlog0 Georges Ct.
fldrung, 6oB Der Gouhboottrieg elm
6edIihlog lit, lit: 100000 Tort
men icit BEN J.. 5e6ritar D%erienft"
erflart bqute Bic agoiiide 3eituHg. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Grplciion tn ctmem
Berotpcrk Aan0Sas1

Soltiar. %. Snli. s5n Der
@ntbe Cir. 6 Ses 8ergnerfs Der
Dominion Goal GonlponD 81 @a.
ferfor0 ereiguete Iid bellie enc 6r-
plolion; Is baiBt, 0aB 81 Eeriongu
berIdiiltet itno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Haiier 1oilbelm 5cuoc
Scs blmtiocn Ringers!
3luiihen SarHopOl nu6 $renbOnla
merSen bic Gniieu meiter
5nriifgetrieben.

9erIin, iiber 2onoon 90. Suli.-
Inter ben @lgen oeS oeutihen
Serrider8 berridteten neitti6e
Irubben g9uu0er Der Tnpferfeit.
.@eualtige frii6e rliiiihe 9toiien
Qrtfien Die funpierprobten 6ett-
lten Gruppen 5mtiaen 9arnopol
un6 Sremboula an tpuroeu iebod)
unter bluttqen @erIltiten 8uriidge-
trie6en. Ole ieinOlihen Sobenitel'
luugen p1r6en eritiirmt uno &C.
gen ale @eqenaugriffe bebauptet.
go met0ct bellte nahmittag oas
oelltIhe ariegsamt.
G8 Miro ierner offi5iea berihtet,
BOB StanisIull, SornopoI uuo gtuo.
norma in @ali5ien BON oelttiden
.un0 6Iterrei6iin ungoriihen &rup-
pen beieBt poroen iin6. Ole gta6.
butgefedte nobmeu fir bic @erfoI'
qer eineu Itegreiden @erIaui. Sr
6m GoIita Iul (galbfarpatbau)
6rQugen ruIiii6e Gruppen in unierC
5teQunQen, mur0en ieooh unber-
5iiqlid p%ertrie6en. Die ghliien bal
ten INNER nod Stequnaen iilolih
pom 5ataren Sab.
&nhiide @elOnugen.
Qon0ou %. SttIi. - 9elttiger
Q~etroqra0er 2epaiden 3ufolae iinl
Die febeute uu0 odte ruifiide QrrHet
qeihIagen uno b%eiiuoen iid oif oer
5lu6t. guc8oc8 lit ebeuioas boz
Scr EairAetf heinbt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
5ei1ner scr Gbicdoc
1~lbcnSpcit bier!

SER 9}onuel aoienberg. Der
Der ogbicogo Q6enopoit"
lit bet4te in Cmaba un6 bat iein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Qos 6pif6- gmfid 9oif4 beg 8oiiers in eirer elef-
triI6e 8oIdmoi6iue lit Elm lteblider 2att an etnem
gonmerpormittog, tpenn Sic Sbre 9ages3ettung leien ooer
6e Geiten S6rer neutrality-suspicious. ourbbldttern.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
BAKER

John Phi.iiIs AID Miss Lizzie
Brantiey were married We'd. Feb
Z. at the bone of the Qrooms
sister MIS- John Robertson, ty
Rev Mcdowell.
G. f, Nelson ard family spent
Sunday with VIM. Oneal and
family.
Joe Duncan and fanny 1ele
the guest Of Frank Ooeal and
family Saturday.
Miss Ethel Mckinley spent
SUNDAY with Miss Ro a Arfack.
Joe Newcom who has been in
Colorado for the last three years.
has returned home to spend a
lew weeks with his parents.
S. A. Newcon aad Leslie
Duncan were in Marion Monday.
Miss IVA NeN CO.. is IN the>sick
lat at this writing
/ Earl Writtenherry moved las,
week to his farm near Seminary
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
SALESMAN WANTED.

To sell lubricatiny oil, grease,
specialti-s and paint. Part or
whole time. Commis sio1 basis
until ability is established.
Permanent position and wide
field when qualified if desired.
Man with rig preferred.
Riverside Refining Company.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
Cyphers incubator for sale.
]. b. Carter.

Cyphers incubator for sale.
J. b. Carter.
Marion Pogue Of Princeton
as here Monday.
Mrs. NJ. ". Wilson has been
ire i'll with tonslitis but is bet
;ar at this time.
Come in and price our goods.
/. HlI not cost anything to DO
-1 Chandler d James.
Mrs. 4. G.. Moore is the guest
= ben son, Y. y. Moore and fam
vat Madsony.llc this week.
Dur friend d. b. Woodbridge
nd family have ocat,d at Far
cell, Texas.
"'H' 10. Dur o.'''S Ior i'esh
'ter aH1 celery Rabb
Mrs. Jane, +. Prize vac call
' ID Na''''n'i'' .H'' T." ON
'' %. V'' '''' % ''r
.'' .'. .'''
A'.'r' r.. H'e''l ' D. .
'''i' "' .'' I'." ...'
''' ''r -. ".''' w.. I'd"
'''.''' ''' "'''' ''> u ''
.''''
Mis-. Madeline .Ica.ns ,u.
cave Iualev aay, ru-r y's, ..
some College friends at Vaios,a
a.. where she w.,, spo.d ,ev.r.
weeks.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15

Mrs. II. A. Haynes and dargh-
t rs. Misses Wayne and Ruth
returned to Florida from Mdriet-
ia. going via New Orleans, La.
When they left Deland they a.
sumed the burial of K. H Hay e
would be in Marion and didn' t
learn contrary until they reach
ed Chattanooga from whence
they ent via Membhis to Mari
etta.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
U Boats 10 Rise al flight
to CT Blockade Orders

The Hague, Feb. IS. The
Nieuwe Courant leain4 that all
German submarines engaged un-
der the new blockade order will
have to rise to the surface at a
given hour at night to receive
orders.
The submarines left their har-
bors the last week in January.
The longest trips planned are
for five weeks, so on N c,a 6
every surviving subnalo is *
pecJed to return to IFS Zone
port.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15

W : y o., NJ
49, a,',.sI.
..... ..a ',,o., o-,, \
5
...tlI,.I,,
. -. 't
900 " '.eS ~ d 7''
''' N' %
"
d. tmi'.. v e a.d baby
-lrI 0"..a Iowa. ere guests
D. relatives. . ..e uunIt, Ht,-
'0
~. ,o,c - ' '''
Mrs. ". r. Foster OF West
fraIlN'orI l'''hoI- VINO has been
'l''''HR '.'euuS ana fe'a'IVes IN
JUS Guy an" 4oi'' 'e'nrneu nome
,,'', " 'eN ~ way VI lou anu
Go,-o"""' one was accompanied
oS I,' + c''S'"' M''S Aa'yan luGhes
several do,s IN Wos+ prs,,'fort .
will nr,baElv rot,,rn nv wo, &c
'G,Jconda snd viii yi.it bo, amt
. Mrs Grant StokesofP.rr, Forr,,
XIV.
"'.to1 lan'e0. Of the Caldwell
SPRINGS section announces in this
Issue 1jscaudidary for Sheriff Of
. lrJtend-n Cruuly, His father
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
Marion's Biggest Stock Day

$50, O)0.UO wor h OF i've stock
was stippeo trm Maroon dep
SATURDAY embracing sey,la cars
Of hogs aud cattle. which l,y, TO
SHOW the prosperity Of cur lar.
mers. Clement, Alley 4 Sullen.
C.r were the shippers and the
days work WAS probably IN.
heaviest eve, done L tbs stat
ion.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
Weather Forecast FOR Week Be-
ginning Sunaay. tsb. Il. 1911

For Ohio Valley AID Tonnes
$ e: Moderately cold beginning
Of week followed by pronounced
change to higher temperature
Monday auu Tuesday and mod.
crate temperature reafter.
Except local rains or SHOWS
Tuesday or iVedn, sday ganec al-
ly fair.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
Phone 276-2

Born FRIDAY Feb. 9Th t. the
wife of Fred Brown Of Nation,
a daughter who ras been named
for its two grandmo' ers, Sara h
Evalyn. Mrs. Brown Is d dau-h-
ter Of Geo. Kemp. Mother and
babe are getting a'oug ticely.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
RugC Cleaning.

My special machines take out
all dust, grease spots, SCOT, etc.
and make your rugs stiff and
bright as new.
| kIean Karpet7 Klean also
make rugs from cid carpets.
A. ". Little.
Phone 276-2
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
FOR SALE

Registered Dur0CS or
sale. Both sexes. $4,000
5000 each
Jas. Alex Hill.
215 q
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15

Henry Bros. erected q ile
monument at the grave n l..
Brantley a. the CroNeil gare-
ward last week. 1t had an op n
bible cut in marble on tha TOP
which wa much admired and
cornplmented on account O. the
fine work.
NJ. c Marshal. a qrest uncle
OF mesd4mes j. W. Wilson ard
e. p. Roberts ana of Albert N.
Shelby Of this city died 1t New
Cas'l4 Ky last Friday Feb. 9th of
pneumonia, His remains were
taken to Eddyville for interment
re fuueral and burial taking
place Sunday afternoon al one
o'cl ok. His wife VITO was Miss
Helen Mary Shelby OF Lyon Co.
died eight years ago. p
Mr.. Marshall was 50 years Of
age.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
FOR SALE.

A siX-room dwelling on West
Depot Street in Marion, plenty
of fruit, water, garden, out baiid
ings, etc. Write or call
L. A. LaRue
Salem
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
0' RENT

The Albert Cline place near
Milford. i0I particulars
Writc or sec ttln c Co,
Sheridan. ~. Mrs. NJ. t.
Croft MariOa, hy
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
strawberry Pickers Wanted at
Bowling Green, Ky. Season 1917

We Vill lave over 5000 acres
o. strawberies TO Re harry ested
this coming season, which will
require about Is, 000hands.
The picking seasons begins
ahsut May 18th 20 Goth a, d asts
for ahout three W e { k 5. The
price paid for pick 2 TO pickers
who will come and p e m a in
throI. hout the picking season is
eilht cents per g iilon, and at
this price p.ckers can make from
$50 To $500 pr tay. Men
and boys, girls and women all
pick berries here and make good
money,
Growers are prepared 10 fur
rish logging ana cot to sleep on
free of charge, but all pickers
most bring their own bedding,
a. none will be furnished. You
may obtain board from the grow
ers at d charge not exceeding
10 cents per Meal. Parties of
any numotr can be placed with
one grower so mat they can all
he together.
Ii YOU an come and pick Der.
ries the coming season notify the
mapager of your intention, aud
aoy further information reQuir.
ed may be obtained from him.
Warren County Strawberry
GloAe.S Assn,
lncorp
II -. ur. nam, Manager
Bow.fE Ga" %. ,!
FOR SALE.
A Cyuaers iocuO ur go 'fH
capacity. Not mir, so.J a, new.
Want Sma,lc. size.
J. b. Carter
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
for SaIa

S farm of twenty.niue acres,
ou tn Ford's Terry road me
and n halt miles north of Marion,
fair fence, three room house,
two pnchrs. tobacco barn mo
stables. Gslern. son' tlmur,
.Anr acrss o, meadow Iww ID.
axe p So ssion
i. r. CLAYTON.
2lj Pip Marion, kN.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
MT. ZION

Mrs Nora o'Ncal. who has been
quite sick for some time past. is now
better.
Nrs. Mat Robirson is on the sick list
at III. writing
Marvin Asher was buried at Mt
Zion Sunday.
FL ami Ray Mcdowell are on the
sit. I.J
Miss ntphn Mcdowell speut ore
isy lest week with Mrs. Bea,ryce
Crisr Wetsok,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15
Notice

We dfe nov ready % re-
Cche the remainder OF our
purchase. Bring on your to-
DdCC0 Us S0uu as SeaSonable
Z. Il. Kemp, MgI.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15

Piles Cure ! SIS =. B, CNa
..H- t-rr..t wi ur.' -1rcv . .AED
OiNfIENr tails TO euic aiy case oi feh.ug
iUlY1 Needing OF prottu sting Plies n oto dsyr
Iac hrs. Implication gives hass aud Resi-. ss.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-15

o 50 . >Y@~ : = $ 30 -; F%@@I% : d af@$Sa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
MAMMAL DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
SICK, ~CONST|PAT[D
Look NJ tongue. Move poisons from
liver aud bowels at
Oucc.

Mother Your child isn't naturally
cross and pcevish. See " tongue H.
coated this is a sure sign lis little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once.
When l~istless. pale feverish, full OF
cold, breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. a gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals california syrup OF
Figs" for chiidren's Ills; give n tea
spoonful. aud In a few hours all the
fouid waste. sour bile and fermenting
food switch Is cloggcd In the bowels
passes out Of the system. and you haVo
a we'll and playful child again. All
children love this harmless. delicious
"fruit laNative'and 4; never fails 70
effect a good inside cleansing. Di-
rections for babies. children Of alt
ec4 and grown.ups are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep u handy In your home. 4 1T
tie given today saves a sick chiid to-
morrow. but got the genuine. Ask
your druggist for "a 50-ccnt bottle Of
california syrup Of Figs then look
see TINT VI Is made by the Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Co"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

and would allow teachers a maximum
OF month on sick leave at fun
pay. Il also establishes SN as the
minimum salary Tor teachers who
hold second class. certificates. This
Is the wage hat the present LAW on
Che subject specifics as the maximum
In that ciaaS.
l.. c. Ortiz. In the house. introduce
ed a statute. No. i19. which would re-
quire all chauffeurs and drivers OF
automobiles 10 put up "a good and
sufficient bond. against possible ae-
eidcnts which they might cause.
Joint Memorial.
Tho house concnrred in the Joint
memorial 20 congress and tho depart
ment or agriculture. protesting against
the raising OF grazing fees IN the ma
flonal forests In this state.
In the senate yesterday toward the
close OF the session the order Of in
PRODUCTION Of bills was reverted 10.
and FIVE additional bills introduced.
making the total for tho day fifteen.
One OF these was a bill BY Mr.. Barth,
who is absent, and therefore handed
in by Senator Smith, providing a tax
on transfers Of property, and the rates
therefor. and the machinery. for APP
praislng the debts OF d~ecedents' es-
yates. A bill on the same subject vas
introduced hy MI. Clark.
In the Senate.
The following new BILLS have been
introduced in the senate:
3. d. 81. BY Senator Smith. To
amend paragraphs -, Ice and ia OF
the session laws Of 1915. relative 20
the eradication OF hog diseases. Live
stock.
=. y. So. by senator Smith. De-
ciarlng the road from Des Molnes %
Folsom a state highway. Roads and
highways.
:. b. SO. BY Senator Esquibel. To
amend section 2ssi Of the COD aacafion
" 1915. Livestock.
S. y. 81. BY Senator Murray. 10y re-
quest. To compensate owners OF land
in Santa Fe county for clay taken by
the state p~enitentiary. Finance.
In the House.
The following new bills have been
introduced IN the house: