davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-07-18

Beginning at a point on the easterly side of the
north and south township line and in the north
easterly portion of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 81, township 1O9
north of range 80 vest and thence in a northerly
direction through and into the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section 80 to station
81 plus IS of main and there terminating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
SYMPTOMS OF
her DISEASE
Backachc. Sideache. Ner,
vousness, Dizziness,
Faintness, All Disap-
pcared After the
Woman's Medi-
cine Was Taken

Kingfishcr. okla For two years
suffered with severe female
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
DRY NATION NEARER
As BILLS FRAMED

WARRINGTON. June is.--
A drastic food Conservation"
bill. prohibiting the use Of any
non-perishabIe food produets In
the manufacture Of matt. spirit.
uous or vlnoua liquors during
tho war was agreed TO by the
senate agricultural committee
today.
A. the Same time Il was voted
by n large majority TO empower the
president at such timc ms no may
deem II essential. 10 conserve the
food or feed supplies OF the ooun.
try" 90 reEtric. or prohibit the use
OF pcrirhable food or food products
In tho manufacture OF laio1icants
Of any kind.
A further provision empowers
the president 20 commander any
or all spirits IN bond when they
are needed TO meet government re-
quirements for munitions manufao.
turo and military and hospital sup.
plies.
The bin viii BE- presented To con.
gross "as war emergency rneha.
ure. apart from the food production
and food control bills already dram.
ed. II passed by congress II will
prevent further manufacture OF dis.
titled spirits. vino and bears OF all
h1ds for beverage purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
WAR ON JITNEYS
IS TAKEN into
FEDERAL COURT

The Traction company adopted
new tRctlca Wednesday In its
tight 20 exterminate jitney and do.
nation bussea when II appeared IN
Z, dcral court. asking that 1876 do
nation bus" drivers he onioined
from operating on the grounds
that they unlawfully compete with
street cars and therefore arc "A
public nuisance.
The move was made IN tho form
Of an application for temporary re-
strainlng order and permanent
Injunction. Judge Neterer set the
time for hearing ON the temporary
Injunction for Monday ut ? p. m
Attorney Ralph Pierce for the
Jitncy Bus Drivers union admitted
Wednesday that the resort OF the
Traction company to the federal
court was unexpected.
I'VE thought when Judge Sheeka.
in superior court. decided that no
injunction was legal the company
would give up this method OF bat.
tle." said Pierce. we will fight
tho present applications In tho
same manner that we successfully
attacked the others"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
BANDACED BOYS
IN KHAKI seen
ON SECOND AVE.

The symbolic message OF tho
Red cross took life on Seattle
streets Wednesday. when ban.
daped boys In khaki. attended
by uniformed nurses. were sta.
toned beneath tents pitched on
the streets and a, the doeka-
II was one OF tho silent pleas
for whole.hearted aid for the Red
Cross that viii be made 10 Seattle
this week. and continue next week.
when the drive for 5000. 900 In dona-
tons II launched.
Tho E.lks' Flag day ceremony ~
tho Moore theatre. at 8 .. m. Thurs
day. has been converted into .
mighty Red Cross demonstration IA
well. free TO tho public. DR..
Henry Suzralio win make an adj
drcss. Fifty uniformed Red Cross
nurses will sing. Evory Elk Is ex.
pected to attend. as well ms tho pub
lie.
Monday. at y. m, Seattle win
see ono Of the greatest street page
ants ever held here. IL win Do a
flflQ picture OF NAF UuutAu"
needs. In charge OF Bert Swexea
The ESQ picked men who win
make personal appeals 70 Seattle
capitalists for Red Cross funds
next week were stirred 10 deter.
mined action Tuesday. when Pres
ident Suxzallo. OF tho university.
interpreted their task.
Somewhere In France the
biue-eyed and brown-eyed
youth Of America will DO labor
Ing for U.s." hs said. with
broken bodies. they will come
back from tho fighting llne.
We shall not. We cannot break
their hearts by one slightest
neglect OF them. We cannot
endure 70 let them bear one
unnecessary pain. We cannot
delay one surcease from the
wringlng ache OF shattered
strength. For tina, end we are
hereto make our compassion
az mighty as the woe which
the war creates"
Gordon G. Corbaley pointed out
that only nine days away from So
attic ia tho thin line across
France that bars German agKres.
sion, and that those at homo must
help keep II intact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

dental chair, in plain sight of all.
Our guarantee is signed both by
the operator who did the work and
also by L. r. Clark, d. D. S., owner
and manager of this office, who is
thoroughly responsible.
Come in and let our expert den
fists give your teeth thorough ex-
animation. They will tell you just
what is necessary to put them into
perfect condition, also just what the
cost will be.
You win be under no obligation
to have work done unless you want
It. But come in right away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

feSsion; men who have graduated
from the best dental colleges and
who have passed the examination of
the state dental board. We offer
you absolutely painless methods, the
the best of materials, guaranteed
work and the lowest prices.
This makes a combination that
can't be beat anywhere. We have
the best equipment that money can
buy-we have clean, sanitary and
strictly up-to-date office here for
your service.
Every operator has his certificate
from the State Dental Board hang
Ing right on the wall in front of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
To Delay Having Bad
Teeth Fixed Is
Dangerous

We firmly believe that a person Who
permits decayed and decaying teeth
to go along Without haDing them fixed
up and his mouth put into proper con-
dition is taking chances Nth his health
that no person has a right to take. In
this day and age, efficiency is the big
Word. We all most certainly ought to
take advantage of every talent .Oith
Which nature has endoWed us. We QUE
this to ourselves, to our families, in
deed to the nation. of Which We are so
proud to be citizens.
Bad teeth are dangerouS-they are likely to
seriously undermine the health OF even the most
healthy persons if they are allowed to persist.
We offer you at this office the services of
the highest grade graduate registered dentists,
men of the highest standing in the dental pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
GERMAN PRESS MAD
OVER WILSON NOTE

AMSTERDAM. June i5.--Ger.
many 10 angered over President
Wilson's message 20 Russia. vlo-
lentiy deuunclaiory editorials ap-
peared today In all German ncwspa-
pers. chsraeteriElnE tho president
an Don ouixotr." inmate" a
powerful autocrat" and teller OF
untruthas
This apostle Of democracy n tho
most powerful hufocrat In the world.
far more 80 than the German kaissr.
whom he wishes to deposo." declar-
ed the Lokal Anxeigcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

n you value your watch, let
Haynes repair H. Next Liberty TIE.
atre --(Adyertigement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

asked me 20 try Lydia y. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. After
taking ten bottles am now well
and strong. have no more pain,
backache or dizzy spells. Every
ono tells me how well ! look and
I tell them Lydia y. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound did it."--Miss
NINA SOUTHWtCK. r. T. ID. No,
4. Box SO. kingfisher. okla.
Every woman who suffers from
female troubles. nervousness. back
ache or the blues should try Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ms Miss Southwick did. or II they
need FREQ advice in regard to any
annoying symptom write TO Lydia
Il. Pinlham Medicine Co. (couti-
dentaD, Lynn. Mas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
GoMPERs TO LABOR

WASHINGTON. June Ia
Workingmen should buy at leas.
one $50 Liberty bond. and help
finance democracy's war"
President Samuel Gompers OF
the American Federation OF
Labor. urged In a message 70
the iaboring men OF the coun-
try thru the United Press today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

ROME. June i3s-Violent storms
IN tho Alps. where the Italian
troops arc fighting at an altitude
OF 1000 feet. did not stop the ar.
tillery fire on the Trentino plateau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13

Z T @ u D 9, was
nervous. and had
backache and a
pain In my side
most OF the time
I had dizzy spells
and was often
40 faint | could
not walk across
the floor. The
doctor said |
would have "a
have an opera
ton. A friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
ROUND up 1874 slAcKERs

DULUTH. MINI. Juno l3.--f'ed'
eral agents rounded up 1874 alleged
slackcrs In the Mesaba Iron rangc
district today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Sfienbeit. Sbrer Mutter SerseIeio
gebt mir ieoot) 8i .labc, ais oaB id,
ibrem ae!de eilen 2rppfen beige.
fiigt lcben m6dte. 8ohl beouuere
id) Gona, ober lie lit Jung llno ertr1gr
ipIglif Sd,idialsitloee leidyter."
Seoui8 iproh 10 ber5lif, oaB Ho.
bert lid, iiber5eil9en l.no 3u Der Mn.
lift, IS Ddre beiier, bic iunge @itt1ue
nod nift beiln5urifen, befebren
Iieb. Suocm id)ien es ongenebn, nod
langer SltnggeIeQe sI bleibenL unb
lpenn Coma nid,t fam, fonnte er nit
bcm Wu;ter Dos nlte StiQleben rubiJ
%fortfuDreu. IS mar inn Inn 10 tbell-
rer, lie nGber err oeiien Gnbe gepdbnt.
Gns @ort ml,r0e nift geiproden,
SeoplN Ante niht. mas cine freunb-
Iife HeSe 5u 8uniten Gbnas eetban
bate. Tic MN fplgenoe @eiprehling
gin9 0abilL ouB SeSrpig in Chicago
gono oltfilldlert, lid ibrer annebnlen
uno erfahren iollte, ob lie mad, Sd)loB
Sp!paro 81 fommen lpiinid)te.
sd mllB Sbuen tas gang iiber.
Iaiien," lplad) Robert, ibr Die SonS
rcihenO. ySrdlien reritehen berlei
Oinge unaleih better. @itte, iufe;l
Sic o,ld) Ser Wiltter glniid)t uber
Gbllu 81, mlIbern, ih m1re Sbnen 3D.
iiir ga,5 beIonoers Snnfbnr."
&eonig5 Sono nor ,peid, ulro
biibit). Mobert oriidtc lie umwiIltiir.
lid. Var lie lie in zen 3ageu ser
eriten Su1eno, Die ietuer lagen, alS
man pernulthete, err6tbet, 10 mar Der
lei SGNpadbeit lung't iiber!uunoener
S%tanopunft. 0enlloG) muBte lie,
DAB Mobert ibre San0 icitbielt, pie
ME Suoor, Dab iein gan5eS @eien
pom f%riyheren @enebmcn perihieoen
mar llrlo beoallertc ielbit Den Mfann,
ben iie 3l ero6ern itrebte. oh oeS BE.
trl,ges, Der on inn periibt mer0eu
IoIte. Sic lieB i'm dlein i'm odm-
marnoen 3mielift, urO er bad)te,
mie Sans nno Seben lid, geItalten
milroe. lpern oas fonigIld,e @eib
bier maltetc. Inter iolden 8iloern
entihlief er linb trd,trtte, baB Coma
i'm nit Dfienen Sanitern 81 Sooe
erfdltcte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Solparo bic Summe ron %5tpcibunbert
Collars, peripreds,, oieeilbe ieiner 3eit
boar 81 %eritatten uno in3miifel NIT
iieben Nro5ent 81 oer5inien. -gona
@rOpning.G bur6iu."
Iobcrt los Die 3cilen mebr oenn
einmnl nit tbranenfeutten glugen.
u@nderes @cibf,cn," riei err emo.
lid INN Bit 9u mir lieb, nenn Oh
je Mrs rod niht 1cmeien!"
Gr wplte Gas Bcl0 nidt. miinidte,
Coma modte es bebolten baben, uno
bod ireilt( er lid bob lie es arriid.
geianoi. Gie Sonblung CAB Ginblif
in ibr @eien. Sic mar fem bloBcs
Sinh. fcin mutb,ptqiges WG0fen.
bAs MIR peritnno, lid ii6cr Nnoere
h,iii9 Su modet, tic bate Mnth,
Gnerg:c uro Dor AQsm ftrcnae &edyt.
Iihfet. @obcrt Iie5te ioIde Gba.
r~aftcre.
sd mill lie cine Belt lang lid,
ielbit iiberlniien nno iebcn. mas an
ibr lit. GntipridYt lie mciner gln.
nomne, 10 hole i'd lie be!m. Wcin
acbrodencr Sub lit Ionge bell, bppor
lie ole Summc terbicnen fam.
8aferca @cibhcn!"
gr brcd,te Den @riei Oct Mlltter.
YSie id,eint meni9itcns perniinitig
imb mill reGt banbelu," bemcrfte
6ieie.
@al0 bnrolii erihien ein 5peiter
Nrlei, oen Ole Wutter nid)t a., ieben
befum. 0ieier mar rod ShmerS Mno
cntbieIt DC ernite Bite. iic uiht mir
~erbGrnllih 81 halteu, bOB lie Garls
@eidenfe ongenommen babcn wiiroe,
menn 'ie gcpuBt bate, lie m1ren ni6t
be5ablt.
Is hobe iGr Scnono m~itgctbeilt.
baB Elm Slhpelier IN GonanouiHia
cine Tedmmo iiber Sfnuud. llbr
unb Settle mnsgeitcIlt, ipeld)e 8egen.
itanoe inter 8eriprefen ioiorti9er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
I. @apitel.
3crniba Peppers @ricf.

Nrs. 9burdil befano iih mi Dem
@eae Ser 9eiieruna, &eoapig begann
mieber BON Der Rciie nah Chicago al
ibredpn. Mobert hatte Coma &C.
itrieben, aber es ocrging Gag nm
Gag, obne Nahriht BON ibr St brin.
1cn. Iniangs IcSember lief Elm
9rief ans Gananoaigtn elm. beiien
Shrift iofort uli cntifieocnen crigi.
nelen Ghorufter ihlieBen lieB.
Qas SdJreiben trllg bie Morelie lei.
ncr Wlltter. Hobert bielt eS fiir gera.
then. lie burt) nidtS puf5uregen, off
nete 0as Siesel uro iab nah Der
l%lnterlhriit: Sore geboriomc Die.
nerin. Seruiba Imanon Teppcr."'
Die ipiiroigc Game, Die lid ioldJ
,pohlflinaenoen Namens %erfreute.
bate lid, bon ibrem Seroe 3u rid.
mono IN Mrs. Gburdin 9cnnbt.
.HiGmonb, MllenS Sill, Ontario
60. q. s., A. Ge5embcr 1S-.-@e-
cbrte Srau! Sst Dem idredlihen
llniall, Der Sic zines Sobnes be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

d)en Die Wtutter niftS erfabren ioute,
lpeiI lie t~beilipeiie fir Coma contra.
Dirt waren. 3iindtlt funo lid cine
SuDelierrefmlng iiber eiuen &ing-
lpabrlteinIif Sen Eraurine-einen
8oraIenihnutd, ltbr lino aette, I'M
9etrage BON ~s,peihanoert Collars.
Nobert beoublte Die Summe uno
bottle, Gbna miirbe ME erfubren, iper
Die Soften beitrttten.
Nah unb na6 5egonn Mobert
eigentbiimlihes Sntereiie fir Die
iunge Srcu 5u fiiblen, Der @unih,
lie St iebeiL perooppelte iih, oils ibn
Huiiel zines Worgens einen @rief
aus Gbicngo brahte, ser Die Inter.
if,riit Gina gropniug GburdJiG"
trug. 3os geoifnete Gouoert aeigte
oreibunbcrt 0%oaarideine.
.8eebrter Serr!-Sn Der Inlage
finben Sic oreibunoert Collars BON
Der Summe bon iiinibunoert, pelte
Sic Scarf iunoten."
Cine aloBe 4brGae mar auf 0as
Wort "aurl" sefaQen; belpegt las
Hobert tpeiter.
.@Gre id) nid,t front uno bilfloS
gspeiert, 10 lpiirbe ih ton benz @eloe
nidts beholten baben. Sobalb iG
Dieoer tergeiteIlt iein peroe, mill i'd
trgenblpie ben getrag gu rer6ienell
i,,d)en. unb i'm NIT 3iuien Suriid.
5oblen. @lallben Sic mir, ih weroe
bos sepiB tbun. Sh bite Sic, emit.
lpeilen meinen Shuloidein an em-
acknowledgements, Gina gropn-
ing.G hurfin."
0as %errpGbnte Ooflrment mar BEL.
gelhloIien
nGbicagp, sen Is. Sftober is.
SD ifilloe Dem Serrn Nobert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
6. & /.
Nad)ridlt pun Chm.

WrS. GGilrhia mar ME itarf uno
fr1itig gepcien, Ser rloslife 8erluit
beS seliebien Sobnes erihiitterte ibr
Werpenipitem 10 eetpaltig. 6ub tie
mohentang bas 3innner biitete imb,
auber Der eiacnen Somilie, Wrs.
Burton uno Seopig, Nieronb iab.
9eetere bate, oils pciteren 0etpeis
poIlfommener Seihtloiigfeit, ole
Heiic mad Chicago chi unbeItimmIe
3eit peridJnben uno Ipibmete lid Wrs.
GburhiQ nit all Scr 9ingabe elmer
5urtlld)cn 9odter.
GonaS Snde aber lag nidrt III gut
ten SG:loell, Hobert hGttc, bebufs @e.
einfluiIuna ieiner Wlrttcr faum cine
llngeeIenetere Terl0nlihfeit mdblen
fonnen. Veinl eriten Nnblif Ser
9roBen trorrigcn Nlqcn lno oeS
finolidPn MumoeS. beiien @eben
Gmil ioiort 6en @unif einfloBte,
oos carte Weien in Ole Nrlne ST.
iflieBen lnrO pie cine Wutter Dem
meineitben Ginbe Sen Shmer5 pom
Ser 5udenben 2ippe 81, fiiiien, lpor in
Seotuig OIe lleber,eugul9 felt gcpor.
ben. 6ab Coma i6r I'M @ege iein
miiroc.
Hobert liebte iunge IdSten. er be.
banbclte ihon sic nelrwebniGbrige
Watbiloe piel beralid}er uno unba.
ionacner OILS lie, g6no biirite err AT.
nGd}it ais Sdrpigcrin lieb ~gepinncn,
ipdter ober ouf onoerc. innigere
WeiIe. Sehpig bielt hic iunge @ittrpc
fir ebrgei5ig uno idlcu, lire 8egen.
mart i'm Sfloiie id)ien folglid, elm
geiGbrlid,e3 Experiment.
Die llnterboltung nit Mobect be.
fcitiqte Ole lleber5eunng lnro 10 lieb
lie feline @elegenbeit poriibergebeu
allenfofiS crpafenoe SheiInohntc i'm
Ser5en Der Wlltter AZ eritifen. Sic
Iprad, feilt @ort gegen G0na. beein.
flubte NtrS. Ghurh:Q aber sod, AT
Der gnnobme, baB Shlob Sonaro
inter oQcn l~lmitdn5en fem auient.
bait fiir tic Npdrc.
&ier3ebn Goge poren lett Dem In.
g!iif perfloiicn; Gmil bate Der
SdspcIter aeidrie6en. ole hinge @itt.
ne lage frunf unO hililos BEL Wrs.
Cana, or idbe niht Elm, mos ans bcm
orren @eien ipcrocn ioltc. wenu Ole
SoWnroS iid ibrer nid)t onn1bmen.
Se6uig nber cr,pdbnte Oauon feline
Slide. lie bemcrTtc siuiah, ibr 9ru.
Ger bate lie bon @Sna@ Iuientbalt
bel Wrs. Dana benahriftigt.
.Shreibt er nid)tS il5er lire slb.
iidten2" fragte Tooert unb p%erfiel
III tieieS SinncL ais ScGuig Sas
perneinte.
gr bate &orl %iiiniBunoert Sol.
lars seianot nn0 frclte lid. 81 mil
len, Dab ole mrbefonnte SfpGaerin
luenigitenS momentum geborgen mar.
Seit aurlS Sooe waren perit,ic'
oene Nehmingcn aus Gananoaigua
eingeloufen, Nedynungen, Don pel-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
r.,m eaSe,Dsa srwapne man seq. eis,ss siat.

anttportete lie l,1o ipra6 Damn fem
@ort mebr, bis eS ST 6Ginmern oll.
fing, ino lie ipeoer Hoienitof nod
fiinftige5 2eben ieben fonnte. Sd
ipoIlte cine Serge on3iinoen. .Wfad)e
fem 2;di, 3ante," rief lie betnabe
beftig, i'd Iiebe 0lnfel6eit. Sd babe
NIT Cir az iprehen; eS miro mir
leihter, ipenu ib Scin @elidyt nidt
iebe." Sd CAB benz %ionoerbaren Gin
fune nod. gtun cr5abIte lie bon
Sbrem Sobne, nobm cue Sdyllo altf
iid,, erlpitnte bas bon Wr. SoiporO
gelonSte 8elb, pie picl lie oapon be-
balten, llnb DOB tic es, iamnnt Der
BORDERING oes Ir. @reenougb be.
5ablen miirbe.
GortiebungfoIgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Mutter bitterIid, ullb befIa9te bus
8eifif oes tooten SiebIings, Ben
SerliI6a Yeppers Nidyte ms gtes
gelcdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-18

BY CHARLOTTE
Worlds WhirIing Wonder, Greatest
Of All Women Skaters, Especially
for The Day Book.C
To sweep over the ice in long,
graceful curves, with a partners
strong hand to guide you, that is
skating at its best.
If you can do the edges backward
and forward and the "threes,'' there
are all sorts of lovely dances you can
do with a partner
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-18
HOW TO SKATE-BY CHARL OTTE-DIFFERENT
WAYS OF SKATING With PARTNER

" With FAN lINEN
First, skate forward, one behind
the other, right and left hands
touching and letting the skater be-
hind swing across the skater in front.
The skater in front swings his arms
behind and from side to side as the
partner crosses. Keep your balance
perfectly Independent Of your part
ner. .
Second, stand side by side, the
forward skaters left hand in the
partners right. Strike out boldly on
the right outside edge as if to make
a big circle.
Skate about One-quarter of the
circle, then drop hands and skate
One-half the distance alone. This
will bring the skater at the back
across the circle being skated by the
one in front and to the right side of
the forward skater. Then, the for
ward skaters right hand catches the
partners left hand and the full circle
is finished.
The "once-back" is a pretty figure
III pan -ShdLlll6s Dull DdIIuGIS
skate this on the same foot and 81
multaneously. Man stands to lAdy's
left, her hands behind and to the left
touching his.
Each skater starts with a~strong
outside edge. Make a three after
one-third of the circle Is skated.
Then an outside edge backward on
the other foot. Make a three on the
left foot after two-thirds Of the cir
Gle is made. Then strike out on the
outside forward edges to original DO
sition. The mans arm should slight
ly support the partner at the three
turns.
Now'you are ready for the waltz,
the essence of rhythm and exhfl-
arant motion. The steps are. the for
ward and backward outside edges
and the ''threes." The woman starts
skating the backward outside edge.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
PINEY CREEK

\. q. Belt and family visited !. 4.
Hunt and family Sunday
There is quite NJ people in this cont
muni'y are suffering with had colds
and In grippe
Sam Ilerroi visited his son. Rurley.
Of near Fredonia. Saturday night
John Campbell spent Sunday with
Leslie Jennings and family.
Elvis Andrews and family spent
Sunday with W. A. Woodall.
Fred C-ayne and family were the
guests Of Talmage Hin and family
Saturday night Sunday.
Reed woodall visited Frank Hun,
and family SUNDAY
Charles Hunt and wife. NJ Missouri,
are visitinv relatives in old Kentucky
Hurh Crnra and wife visited II
Cr,vne SATURDAY. uivh'.
RAYMOND Hunt visited John Siglel
aid famil, Sunday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

Man past thirty with horse and
buggy to sell Stock Condition
Powder in Crittenden County.
Salary $40 per month. Address
9 ssndustral Bldg. indianapolis,
Indiana.
It's rum1rel that the contrac
tors who are to build lock IF"
at this place have leased the
James factory at Kuttawa for a
term of five years, which they
will use as a storage room. This
is gooi news and l. will not be a
great while until things will be
booming IN the good county Of
Lyon Lyon County Herald.
have my new line of Spring
Suits and Goats all are real bar
gains in newest colors Mustard
God, Honey and Apple Green
They must be seen to be appreci-
ated, Mrs, Lotte TinsIey Terry
Bruce Num- received last week
from Jeliico Tenn. mountain
goat Of the fleece variety W it h
harness to fit him and is enjoy
JOY rides aIlover the cty's boule,
wards every afternoon. The gift
came from his aunt Miss Florence
Harris who now teaches at Jellicc
and was duly appreciated, as his
goatship has city air. Bruce has
engaged quarters for him al
, Mayor Stones and Will not take
him to the country at all.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

, Albert Travis had a SOW TO
have 10 pigs Monday. All living.
Jake Mayes who started to
Pittsburg> Sunday is expected
home in few days.
Miss Madeline Jenkins left
Tuesday for VaIdosta, Ga, 10
be gone several weeks.
Miss Mary Clay GilliIand has
gone to Hopkinsville to see her
grandmother who is very i'll.
Born Monday at noon to the
wife Of Eb Guess daughter Sci.
ma Louise.
s. NJ. Jenkins who accompani-
ed his daughter, Miss Madeline.
to HopkinsviIIe has returned.
Specials for next Is days on
separate skirts. The largest and
best selection.
Mrs. Lottie TInsley Terry.
Mrs. +. +. Charles. of Padu,
cab. arrived last week to visit
her mother and other relatives
here
Miss Una Ainsworth,'a popu'
lar Hebron girl, is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Hale, at View
this week.
Eight pretty Goose Girls il
fancy costumes will furnish mu
&c Tor the Birthday party Fri
r.enlng. School Auditorium.
The people around Crayn,
viii not look urasain soon, a,
%. /. J. NIB sold them u ou,
UI. .a.r week. one ton u. lurl
came sugar
The uet,s' pr,ttiest ami hes
Inc OF midijps and wash twists
O,cr loO diff rent waists O. Sc
0rct from "a Mr. Lorte Iiu,le.
Terry
Viii Rec, ot Frelu ia, wa
,a' ed 10 Lps Angles, Cal, las
night ou account Of The Hines
of his wife, who has been tier
or several m,rthS, Princelo
Leader.
Go 10 ueor.e ". Stone 10
your glass. in rims or r'mlesS
any kind you want. His lo'
prices will surprise YOU, Oifc
hours every Saturday and Nor
da.. Office lower flor Pres
Bldg.