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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17

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aaiisrbof friibitiiden -.
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Der ifbriggebIisbens pfenuis - es mar
Der sriinfpauiibsr5ostne = ola Hsas!
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glortemonnaies tpiebsr sinDsrIsibt.
Dor benz GinI4lafen fiel mir etn
grlebnib aus meiner Su9eno etn.
qIs gbmnaiiait pobnts ia in sinsm
S6iikrauartier nit eintm armeH
tudeIisen Suusen suiummsn. Der aus
,inem Sorfe in Der Rdhe mtliisr
Stimat6itabt itammt. hnO bel eiHsrn
gbpoiaten eiMn llnterihlupf als
e6r.iberl.brlins ssfunOsn hatte. aIs
i'd eiuss frHben Wcrstns ouffpo6ts.
lab i6 ben alsinsn OUT ,isinem
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jbsn ieines geiniIeibss iu9en.
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fragts i'd btIorst. 4
lluo er iagte gnn3 traitrig:
I'D, es mar 70 fd6u 10 i4Sn.
gs mar mir bic snnJs NoHt, ols
pdre msiu Rider SrIsl, Der Gnbrs
mann, basepeIsn unO bate mir Elm
iiIbernes 3ebntr.u3sitiit eeI9enlt,
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SoTden feiHsr isItidm gsforrnten
Defis gu ipiiblen.
r@isusi5t 1T es b. murmelte er.
Id 6att, mid bod 10 psfrsut -.
nnb es par 70 beuiIid =
9iefs iIsin. 9sT9idts babe ia ober
msinsr grau ui4t ersGbIt. srusSsm
fis pabr 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17

erober gsbtntsn. Sn gsrsuiiseu,
Spiel. ernG9ruHs unO alrbeit finbst
heute BEL Der GroisbunS uHfswr ainber
cine Ip.&e gerbilbuns itait. bab bon
einem nntiirIidsn Snitinit BEL ben ers
pohIensn tsins Rebs mtbr iein lam.
sisolen mir cine gsfunoe gsn.ration
erboItsn, bann miiijtn mir aluftliruns
psrbrsitsn iber bas, tpas gum ssiuns
Ten as6sn srforberli9 III. unb bls
@srantDortIid ftsisern, bab
man lsrnt, 'ii4 aud tm SntsreiIs isinsr
Geiuntbeii etipas psriaeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
Gsarsea.

(ctue orbfnan1 70. eos.iof7. su,
| ~ .aSptcpriiruns bon Gieenibum ann III
lenili9sH gfbnH9 thr bic qrtpeiiernH9 bes
wioeifon Rcnb. BON Dem fiibpshIIten gfibs Se,
sesenpdrtissn erusiieruHa ffoissinpaarfs.
! Gel e terorbnef Don BEN ssa1trafb be,
efabt qtHeiRnait. Ginaf Gro;
| sGheE 1 1ab !i uebTeinifimmrns nit
Der RsicIution hes Eiaofrntbs, borbsr rrffIfl
on 8 aaas ess ssEtemba 1911 bic abHdti a.
ilnrfne su nppIopttiren bas iolseHss Gieest
| ibum let nn6 oa lelbe N biereur6 apprcprtiri
aim 3fientihen gebrGn6 flr ban 3iped bei
eripstierune ber @inoilon Npob. bon benz flo.
EslIlid,en Cube Der eseeHipartiasn griDtiietuHe
siHfnraenb an eiuem gunfis in ber fnbhft
Iiffn piuie Der Wln6iicn 9loab, lple erlpeiferf
llbiin 40' 2T ipeliid 3aa ~ bon Der ilSlifer
einle Bon ggaribteii snenus; bonn Ianes Der
atenns fGbfif 46' 27' ivriiii6 50 gub; barn
nuf fner esboeeuer qinIe. fnnaeni az BEN an.
itti bflnriebelieH dnrs pno fn6 &efisn 40
pethtnb NIT eiHem RabiRs bon 220 Gub ns
lldns bon $500 Hiis: barn am einer aebc.
agntn Clinic, iapnert su Der ,ulebi eeHanritH
tiesuue uEb rn< eleen dbipei6enb mil tinsIu
aaoins pon 22o Eas uno sinsm seniseisr
sls: ssr- Hsrsis u. rs ag SsiiIi@ 9 SiIs
sn ber asssnwdrttaeu ihocIlinen. eints boz
spnelIon Ncub; baHH nernIih s5' 81 btIi9
luas osr 'HboIiiifen einis bon maeifpn Reae
Syps AZ oeni aniaraspIats
ssrnsr, anfaneeHD an sinem euure In Der
rprbiptiiilfen einie be, Wsdblfcn gfoab. tpie
eriusiterf. ihblif 49, 27' ptiiIl6 2o2 s5 ffifF,
bon Der i1bliftfu plnie bon giaribteii apenne.
ndnr anf elner Ggbooenen Htr'e innnfnt 5g
ber norttpeltibss etnie bon glabiion Boob,
ME srirfiifrt. uHb n11 enbeu nbtveIdenb nit
einem Ndbtu5 bon 200 Nub uHo etHem ttn'
irnltn EIluisi bon 20 81 eire giiioH BON
inraeui 5n bes snlcti Sei6rieberen eieauna
unt rad g9efieu dbipei6sro NIT eiielH Rabtns
ron POE Frb tfub eiusnt ,eIitrfF.- 99inffi non
'2S. bi' cine Tiif1ps bon ab.35 Sub; bnnn
iHsIlh A' 2e' sitIl6 bon mub sn Der seern.
S1,e' @oase bon9 nE'g nsrSi@ IS. ss sao Ianss ssr
rorbpeiili6sn einie ter wiueifcr Rcdb ica 90
5ub; bnnn rorblto 49, e@ nefili6 40 5ns
" gsrHsr arief6ierunpen fir bic ilnsprabuneen
fsFerifua ber 9nbifon Ae@b. pis erfpetiert nro
rerbeffert an BEN fetrsfesien Ntptuu bduou
gate rer biersn hsfpefda.sm VInn;t
Gegitor q Tdb ber eiobtGolidtor Jet nno
serlslhs e btsrSafe sese9masilsi nnS are
5nrissifiion AZ nsnbsu. sirs 5uro gu DsrIin,
asn. etut unterfuhuna onrgnnebmfn nm be
sstantrHe, HeIre flr ioitss eissEibum Be-
Iabi tpereen iols. ffiiBuifsen.
eefiion g. T1b Die Hoiier unb uuEnnatu
fnr deunTute appropriation tesdtIf fuereen irH
ion Der. eiant aincinnar aus BEN qtlas els
uerfduss bou Bombs, ipsi6e pon Der Gtatt iig
olne Sns6e ausaseebeH rrsrbtn
eeition 9: Sab. eteis ctsinsns iM ar1,t
,sm M fratsisn BON SHsss sricnbtsu BET.
Isafrrf en- II. qsssrber. y. .. 1917.
G. = Gnuuer
E3rdfDtnt bvt Etnotrribs.
EseIaipiat: .. Q. gnrrsIL rufirensH
tSsiurietb,,ten; Geo. gn3ta. Barserm,,iisr,
an 10. Ttlembsr 1917. ll,ze
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
2.bensfuHit unb Spsieus.

ll.bsr ben g,griff bsr 2s5suslunF
! psbsu bic @niidtsu tsr StsrbIi4er
isbr oussiuanbsr. 9tb:r, bnb bic Sc
teuaiunIt bsfts5t, RirS rDobI Tslten be.
itritten. gsibs gesrifFs srfabrsH siu'
rsri9isbens 9sutuuS. is na9oem mai
tm SinH bts 2sbsus fabt. Giir bsr
siusu iif 2sbeusssHub bic burd tti'
nsrlei gsrufiorssn SsftOrte Jrsiheit,
unb CT nil Iisber ben ManssI on
dubersm Stib erIsibsn. oIs auf BIZ
rubise gsf6auliatsit psrSi6tsn. GiiI
cen qnbern 1T roitloIt 4rbsit bas.
iras iEm bah 2stsu alIsiu IsbsHsDsrtt
mn4., unb pisber Elm anpersr eeht nui
In Der 9sfriebisuns materiell.r gs'
biirfniiie. eHtptbsr itumpffiHriS Ooer
NIT raffiRiertem SiHneniibsl.
Si aIIs fuIssu bsm ans.bOrenm
GIiditrsben bee MisHfhsu. iommsn
hnbsi aber baasrrb niat auf ibrs Rsfs
ruas, tpenn iis niat aud Der sibii9en
Stimms in ibrsm Jnnsrn siR oufs
intriiames Sbr lsi1sn. Dos IN oas
AerbGnsnib fir pisls, rnb fie 9srsnils
aunssiu4i unO Gr05liftfit Dsrpe4s
i,ln. Die redte &s6ensTrsube if absr
bic, tpsI9e ni4t GuBerer Wittsl bsoarf
ionbern nit immausntsr Strait aus
bsm Jnnern iprub.lt. Mnn6em III
ia oIs sIiidIides 2lHssbiube Elm heites
iss gsmitb in bic Bisss ssisst; dnb.s
ie nber boben Dou 5nuie aus nit
Sdpermutb gu tdmbfsn, obne bab fis
ii9 iiber ben 9rurb Rfenl1nft ss5sn
t0nnen. Cine CUTE Geiunbbsit 1T
sipeifsllps bic nOtbipsnbiss 9Orkbin'
euns fir bic MfgIi9tsit re9ter gss
6ensfreube.
Die re6ts 2sb,RstiinFt 1T bic g.ft1ls
tung Lee 2sbsns, DAB 9eitsrtsit unb
5rsuns unIsrs itetsH gegIsittriRnsn
ilrb. Ginen 9bsiI bieIsr 2ebsnstunit
biIbst Die inbipibusas Spgisne. lInb
ME Gthit uno Spgieus i'm engifen 3us
iommsnRons itshsu. 10 cu9 Gtbii unO
gebenstunft.
Ssbbnlb mub bic 4uffldrung iiber
bic busi.niIhsr Gnforberungsn gu sis
ner Stsissrung bss gsrontiportli9s
ieitsssfiibls uns fiibrsn. Mir mlTs
len uns bnriiber ilor lperbsn, mas mir
III tbun unb Su msiben bnbsn, um uns
ltfuno unb orbsitsfdbiq 5u srbaIen.
20 Dirb bic Sorss fir bi. iubipi,
,ells 6psisne ,u sinsm ausfluB Der
bn bic grbaltung unisrer
arbeitgfdbisteii cine pfIi6i ssgsn biz
yeienfdnft bilbet.
Wlon lam besbalb nuh bic Nnfi1t
,erienieen ni9t tTilsn. rpslds msinen, |
ran folI. nur benz Snitiuti fOIs,n, .r
siae einem jsben, nns i'm niisIi4 !
.nb bes5mmIi6 isi. Dos Gi4dus,
.bsu Eat sttiin nas hnOitniia isirs |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
acnneu Sbiere oas safer?

~osNH Hiul UF.It UloBs StveU.s Wsb
man 5unacbit fejtitsllen, ipel4sr 2lrI
has Cater isin tam, bas einsr i5iGtr
Ssira9tuns ;u Grunbs esIset fperotr
imub. Da iIno % ausidItbli4 bic 6si'
ben sroBen 9ruppen, bic in ibreu per'
idl.eoensn Abitufuneen au1 beid,
Meni4.n baupiid9lid in bic GriGei'
nuns treieu: bic erHabraagss unb BIZ
Struallaiter.
Gennen nun bic 5bisrs bieie 2aferi
Rad ben GrssbniHtn iabrslanssr Sps.
SioIfori4ungen tann bieie Trage beute
unbebingt beiabt tpsrben, unb ;lDar
ausnabmslos fir beibe Gsbisie. Sir
bas tritars, bas Der GrndbrunssIaiter,
gu bensn aud bic mibbrGu&G4fis. ben
Srsanismus I4Gbisenbs aufnabns Der
giartotita 5u SGbIsn TT, bebarf e
ippbl tsinss sroben getpsifts msbr.
idtbsm man tp.ib, bab 5biere, bic I'm
engen aOnne1 gum Msnidgn Ttsb.n,
Defenders aIIO uuisrs bSba ftebmDsn
9dustbkre, ltidt an Rartotita 5u ss'
ipobnen iinb. Die biertrinienbsn
aorpsbunbs. bic nit 9lItobol iiimuli.rs
ten gennpferbe, Der Giearsiten rau'
6enbe unb aaffee trinienbe affe Iinb
ebenio betornt, ME bic truuisu ges
modten Stisrs bic sstpiffe inbif4e
Yolieriddfttu mitsinunber !dmpftn
luFn. 2tu& bas In ni4is fonoerli4
Rsues bag Der elephant sin grober
aiebbaber bes altObols fein Sirfts,
benn es 1T abutia6e, bob inoif8s Mas
bauts bsn ilusen Rieien, iei e, nm
fs gu bsiOn6'rs f4lpsrsn arbsiteH
pilIfdbris gu maasn, iei ss. um fie gu
bIobnsn, srpbe pOrtiOnen dtoholgdb'
riser 3udrrobrmaiide Ober dbnli4ks
bernbrei9en.
Snisreffant obsr IN iebo6. bab and
ipsisutlid iisFer iisbenbs sbier. bon
Rdtur aus, aIfO gang obns 3uihun bss
ii9 edltsr ReiJmitteI b,bies
nsu. Gene fpunbsrpolIen Siaain Der
JnTstten, iene in Der popuI1rbioloqie
70 bsriibmten, SosialperbGnbe Der
almeiisn fiub es, ipis 9r. Wilbslm
gernbt bertbut, biz bam Weni4tn ben
,ipeiFsIbaft,n Rubm iirettig MAIDEN,
Das ein3ige laiterbegabte Wefsn 5u
Iein. Die aebnli9tsit nit m:nfdlidyn
SpSiaIsuitdnben aebt bier iogar 10
nett, bob oas nit 0aitfrtuubf1aft gss
paari. Cater au9 BEN 4mtifeuiiaot
I9nsre Gefubren brinsi, ia ts tann
Togar tefIen Beitanb bebrobieu. Sm
8erslsitb gu ibrem Dirthsn rieisnbafte
Rdfer Iinb ss, bic bije GeTabren in
icb bergen; adfer, bic inter Der fouil |
nil 9Obesmutb peribsibistsn amsiiens
nut grDbe @eripiiitungsn onri9itI.
nbsm Ee bide brett Uerfpeiisn ober
lu6 bura gbldgs ibrer Gier in bic
lmeiienlarpsn 81 Grunpe ridjten. Dab |
,ieie sefdbrliden @Giie mn aulturifaat
li9t nur ssbulbei, fonb.rn pieIfaH bon
'eu 4msiien nod srtra perpfIesi u'rs
I:1, bat feinen Grtrb bdrin, bdb fis
n beionoeren, NIT 9uftbaorSn btbsds
en- Rorpsrixllsn Gin als aneenebmes
loriuiitum fuirisnbss ReiSmiittI abs
onbrn, an BEN I'D, bic @meifen nit
roger gier srqIiden, ME Der pfli6ts
erQsfine sFdmilitnbater an Der
5hnapsflnfhe, Dos trunberborfts aber
b es i:bsnfalls. bab bisis .fOJiole @es
1br1 ppn ben @mdf,n su beren eipcs
EN- unbeil nod obenbrtiu bei ollen
Im5iisen, bic siemlih bcufia iirb. in
az neus R,ii miiirdnsporiitrt pirb.
iinb ipie nit Siefsn grudbrunsss
litern. 10 ftsbt es aub nit ben Sss
ldIIdffsrn; aud bier Iiefert BAG
.tierr6th pi'k edit. paraIlsIsn CUR
lentdIi6sn llebrtultur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
Spite u.itIidjt giopier,.

sm fernsn 5Hbipeftsn Der Der.
Stauisn bat 6is nIIssmein. 9heusruus
ber 9obrnnssuitisl, ME iis fd5on Dor
bem arObsn aries .instf.bt batts unb
jsbt nod gr6bsr saporbsn 1T. aud
bi. Wiriung aebdbi, bic efnfiebIuns
islbfi In rtf. rntdntbaren Etrintn,
nan seuka man aoitm itnais bsrg|ts,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
iIntrrhnIinnss.a .anseiarn,
Nordland Plaza, Corryville.

osats-. T'aa from painies goIt-, Douglas
Dsssssn-.zs, sibbers.. srsani gsafbbnrn.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
Governor Sianley's WIFE
Arresled For Speeding

Princeton. Ind. Sept. 10. The
big touring car Of Gov. A. O,
Stanley of Kentucky, encounter
ed the law as executed by Mar.
shal James King of Patoka, four
miles north Of here, yesterday.
The Patoka marshal thought the
car was going too fast when j,
darted through his town and he
telephoned to Hazleton, where il
was halted. In the car were
Mrs. Stanley and party, with a
eolored chauffeur, en- route from
Henderson, former home of the
Stanleys, to the N Jrth..
Mrs. Stanley handed the
chauffeur her pocketbook and he
went into the Office Of Justice
T, 7. Thorne, pleaded guilty tC
exceeding the speed limit ant
paid a fine Of 81 and costs. The
party then went on.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
Birthday Dinner

Charles. Mollie, Myrtle. Mabel, jim
mie, Frank. Daisy and Fay Beavers;
Jim and Charline Bradley; Dick, Rens,
Alma. Major. Walter. BERTHE. Russell
and Dorothy Dalton; Lewis. Maggie
and Ralph Davis; Msacha and Ury
Vinson, Duke Rogers and Belle Moore,
all from Good Springs; Albert. Clsrs,
Georgia. Leota. Clarence Howard,
Virgil and Jake Harper, from Flat
Rock; Mrs. Jim Turpin and grand
daughter. Estelle, Of this vicinity;
Harve, Ada. Glenn and Viva Black
burn, Of Union Grove; John Beavers
and daughter, Aarsesisy-~SesNwaA
Springs; Alpha Moore. Of Hoosisr
mines; Virgie Harp, Of Mexico, IN
surprised c. +. Beavers and family
with birthday dinner on the lth Of
September. All came with we'll allied
baskets and enjoyed themselves to-
gether. II being his Ssrd birthday.
How Collie did eat and enjoy the
day. He wishes oil his friends could
enjoy such day.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
OFF FOR
THE front
With Music And Flowers Amidst
Cheers And Tears Oar Boys De.
parted to Answer The Csll

Marion did her self proud
Wednesday morning when the
people turned out enmasse to
bid the fret call soldiers adieu.
The crowd gathered at the Court
House and marched. to the mar
tial music by Marion Orchestra,
to the station. Everybody was
there, feeble fathers, gray haired
mothers, sisters, brothers aud
sweet hearts and not few were
the tears shed A bevy of pretty
girls had flowers for all the sold
iers and pinned them on each
warriors lapel.
Business was suspended in
town, the banks and all other
business houses being closed
until the $40 train on which the
soldier boys were to leave PASS
ed. The Roster of those going
to the front Wednesday il as
follows. James Homer Moore,
Marion Lee Morse, Roy COnyer.
Wallie Edward Tinsley, Caliie
Hunt, Roy E. Hearell, Milton
Hale Walker. Walter Agent.
Floyd King, Herbert Ross Brant-
ley. Robert Eugene Yandell.
At the station after singing Of
America" and the benediction
by Rev. J. B. Trotter, a patriotic
speech Of encouragement was
made by Mayor Frank Dodge.
The presidents message to The
new army of the United States
of America was reciled by Miss
Lucille Moore. Addresses by
Former Judge C. S. Num-, DR..
T. A. Frazer, Former Senator
W. j. Deboe, Rev. ]. B. Trotter,
followed in the order named and
) each was, oppOrtune, well worded
and patriotically received.
As the train approached, the
] crowd sang the Star Sprangled
Banner, amid cheers and sobl
,, as Marion's first contingent en-
! tered the military coach attached
to the regular passenger. AID
rolled away each one to do hii
bit in the great war which is h
8 carry American freedom arount
= the globe.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

Der which is the second day Of
the month. Bidders will send
bids in sealed envelopes naming
their bondsmen.
J. q. Asher,
County Judge.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
ME1HOD|S1S SOUTH
Want MORE Power
Laymen will Lay It Before The
Louisville Conference at Hop.
kinsville. Sept. rs

Hopkinsville, KY. Sept. 12.-
Probably much attention will be
paid at the coming session Of
the Louisville conference of the
Southern Methodist church,
which will be convened here on
Sept. 26, and of the triennial ses-
sion of the general conference
which will meet next year in At
lanta to an address recently
made public through the Chris
tian Advocate one of the origins
Of the church, and which is sign
ed by nearly 200 prominent Me-
thodist lay men scattared all over
the Southern states even in
Hawii.
Drastic changes in the church g
policy are proposed, such as the
developement of q greater de-
gree of democr acy in the gov.
ernment Of the church the limi
tation of the authority of the
episcopacy and a closer definition
of the relation of the episcopscy
to the church and the general
conference boards. There are
three chief changes which the
laymen advocate. They de:'are
times have changed and the
church to rem in its forward po'
sition must change too.
! Along with it the Advocate ha'
a long editorial discussing som'
Of the phases brought out. Ii
this the Advocate counsels dis
cussion of the matter through
the recognized church channel
ard not otherwise and especiall.
describes the use Of pamphlets
The Advocate while expressin,
it's belief that the laity should b
given wider powers. does not q
gree with a number Of the point
set forth and especially that tn
bishops Office is autocratic. Tn
Advocate argues that if sue
has proved true in the past it ha
been the man and not the Office
which is hedged about with a
sorts Of restrictions.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

some of the largest factions
have notified US that they could
not accept any more orders. We
will do our best to supply you,
but it begins to look as though
the tonnage would be short. Don't
procrastinate act now.
Marion Milling Co.
Incorporated.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

All persons having claims
against the estate of c. E. Hum
phrey, Decd, will present same
to me at my Office properly
proven as required by law, on OF
before the 18TH. day Of Oct ober
1917, or same will be barred.
d. A. Lowry. Commissioner,
Crittenden Circuit Court.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

Mrs. W. E. Forster and htt,e
son Mole Of West Frankfort, III.
who has been visiting ]. M.
Hughes and family left for Tolu.
KY, where they will visit rela-
t,ves and will return home by
way Of Golconds, III.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
Weather Forecast.

Forecast for the week begin.
ming Sunday Sept l6. 1917, For.
Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Gea.
orally fair although showers pro-
bable Sunday in Tennessee. Tenn.
peraturss near rslieMly. above
normal.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20
Marion Bank Pays The Tax
Under The New Tax Law.

vital cnenden
which
bank The deposits banks companies combined banks
cenl0 $l0O0one
thousand This for There school
thousand
bank and paid by barl for
The law further provides that this shall
this should not list their bank deposit for 1t is
o individual meso frm.
We hereby notify depoSors Of this
by I. j. Yanden Cashier
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ten YEARS.
IMPRISONMENT
Jesse Fleming And Hi, Wife, Liz.
zie Fleming, Given Sentence in
State Prison For Murder.


his wife, Lizzie Fleming. chxrg.
ed with murder. was called Fri.
day morning of last week. De.
fendant's Attorneys filed affida.
Wits with motion for a continu-
ance which over.ruled by Judge
Henderson.
On the 18th Of July, Pete
Butler was killed in his own
home. His throat was Il and a
blow on the head frac,uring his
skull. causing his death. The
indictment charges Jesse Flem.
ing with striking Butler with a
hatchet, inficting .be wound in
the head and Lizzie Fleming
with cutting Buffers throat
while her husband held him
against the wall of the house.
The evidence introduced on the
trial, corroborated the charges
made in the indictment in the
main. by several witnesses,
although no one sax The blow
with the hseche..
The defendants entered 4pisa
Of mot guilty" and attenpted to
show that Jesse Fleming WAS IN dan.
ger Of great bodily harm while engag-
ID with Butler in n fight. that Lizzie
Fleming. chile under great excite
men, and fear for her husbands life,
procured the razor and cut Butler q
throat in defence Of her husbands life.
The bloody garments Of deceased 1nd
defendants were shewn to the Jury
and . chart OF the room In which tht
deed was committed. wss placed be
fore the trial jury and certain loea
ticnS pointed out to ali Il in under
standing the statement Of witnessed
aud gs; : clear view Of the turround
ings
The evidence wss in about 10 o'clocl
Saturday, when the Court handed hi
Instructions to the jury and the hrgu
mcnt was b.gsn, and tni'be st noon
and the case given the jury.
In all Of Kentuckys bloody annals
there never was u more grussome sigh
than wNs viewed by those who care
for the body Of Pete Butler. With hi
throat cut. the keen blade severing III
jugular vein. windpipe and root Of hi
toners lying IN Il pool Of blood. h
body was taken up and m inquest bel
and then given decent burial. sur
rounded by his hesrt-orok en- wife an
a large number Of sorrowing relative
and friends
After realizing what had been don't
the Flemings left the premises bu
we're overtaken and arrested nes
Tennessee river the same afternoo
spd lodged in Jail.
Fleming and his wife came fro'
Oklahoma early last spring, s'nc
which time they had been living wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler and Jesse fien
iag had worked ,mall crop Of col
on the shares for Butler Mrs. Butl'
being Fleming's sister.
After dehbersting about two hour
the jury came into court with its We
dict. giving To both a term Of ten yea
In the StHe penitenusry.
The names Of the jury, composed
good men and true. are Ms follows:
A. Gull, W. V. Norman. Evere
Blank enship. Will Teitlon, Sam She
BY. Harry woodyard, Frank Hay
Willis Champion. W. ]. Paris. W.
Chipps. Bishop Rappolee Arch Sea
borough.
Sheriff W. ID Bishop and Deput
Gordon Ferren. left Sunday morniI
with Jesse Fleming and Lizzie fler
Ing for Eddyville and Frankfor
Jesse was carried to the State penite
tisry by Mr.. Ferren and Lizzie VI
carried to the reicrmatory at Fran
fort by Mr.. Bishop Livingston
Enterprise
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

Go to George W. Stone for
your glasses in rims or rimless,
any kind you want. His low
prices will surprise you. Office
hours 8 to IL and / 70 s on Mon
days and Saturdays Other week
days in the afternoon only
Office lower floor Of Press Bldg
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To FERTILlSER USERS.

We have just received a car Of
i6 pr cent acid phosphate. lnd
We advice farmers to buy what
they need Ms soou ~ possible, as
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BIDS WANTED
For The County Poor Far.
Oct. 2od., 1917.

The County Poor farm will be
let to the lowest bidder for the
ensuing year at the October
term of the Fiscal Court which
meets the ls.., Tuesday In 0cto.
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CREAM NOTICE.

After this notice we will test
cream only on tuesdays. Thur
days and Saturday morning b
10 o'clock. --R +. Wheel 4
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pies Cured In q 20 ~ DAYS

Jour druggist viii refund money rA1o
oiNTMENr fails 10 eufe ssy case Of nehins.
hiind nleesilAg OF rtotruduu Piles In sto II dsyA
rhe htst sppii<stion gives slass AID hesl. 81