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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
ger0fftntlidt erilGrunssn ess ao'
niss aonitantin uno Der gris'
fiitm Rssisruns,
Sn rsl4sn bic ansebIi&e SssinfIuI'
Jung Sss A0niss Our4 Geuti4s
lamb,
Sonis fsinbli9s albii4tm Gris9en'
lanbs esssu Die Miirten
als sdnsIid unpahr bs5sians'
perben.

@aibineton, D.G., 30. sipriI
Der @si6dftstrGssr Der erisdii4eu
9danbtf6aft. S.rr 9uurOs. psrof'
fsntlifts am Wlonas ofiisieus Grtla'
runssn oss a0niss aOnitaHtin une
Der srisdilden RssisrunS, in 6sner
IN glbre0s ssItsIit pirb, oab Der a0'
nis untsr b.uti4sm Ginflub itebe obsl
5sinSielisteiteE s,ssn bic entsnts &C.
bsst babe; unb aus sissnsr Snitiatos
ertldrts Serr 0ouros ssipife .Snter'
pieps" nit Dem aonis, iDeldbe in Der
Der. Staaien pubIiSirt iporoen pa'
rem. ais ssfdli9t.
Sn oes aoniss aonitantin ertld'
runa, Delds an ben iran3Diiiteu De-
ian6tsn in 4tbtn ssri4ist III. Diro
namentIib cine 9sidi9te. tpeltt i'm
qariisr .2smps' Dsr0ifsntIi9t ipurbe,
in gttrsOs esiteut. Sn biefer GrtIG'
rung iast Der a0nis. bab sr niemals
bon irgsltb einem SOupsrGn beI ben
aliirtsn fsinbli6sn 9rupps irssnb
Elm sslsgramni, sinen Brief obsr irs
eellb sinsn Rdtb in Ysjus auf ei. pos
litit erbaIten babe, ipsIde er befoIeeu
ions, um ii9 auf bsm 9bron gu er'
buItsn. au9 itelli er IN empbati'
f6er Dsiie in abrsbs, bab sr ooer
feline Resisruns feinbi.Iiss abii6ten
irssro pei6er Grt ssg.H bic entente
esbeat bate.
Serr 9ouros fpiss bdraufbin, bab
Der aonis apnitantin bem aorrdpons
ten Der gf. prsHs in GrisdsnIano fo'
ipis sspiFen brtifhen unb fran3ofi'
I6tn 9orrsipOnbsntsn s,seniib.r ses
fpiile autbentiide. autoriiirte GrtlG'
rung.n absegebsn bok, bo5 absr in
nieism aanoe cine au,abl sdnSIit
aus Der Cuff seeriff.nen r5niers
pisns" psr0ffsnili4t porbsn i,isn bic
sin.n gang faIfdsn einbrud Don Der
9aIiuns bss a6nigs auuitontiu bin'
ttrIisbsn.
Die srie6ii4e Resisruna itsut IN
Der iutsgOriidften Dsiie ben JnbaIt
bss artitsIs i'm .aemps" in abrebs
unO srtldrt. bab GradbIunssn bon
elmer brabtIpien Station auf BEN TO-
nisIidsn palaii in Qtben. Don bur9
9risdenIauo beuti6en Sau9bootsn
i'm Witt.lmesr sefpdhrtsr llnt,ritiibs
uns unb BON einem srishiihsn 5ins
tsrbaIt ssssn i'm Iebien DECEMBER in
@ris6enIano ssIanbetn allirten Uias
rins Solbaten abIolut auf llnipcbrs
beit b.ruben. Die i0uialids Re
sisruns babe i'm GessnibsiI ibre
ben WGdten s.seHiiber einseausensn
9srpfIidtunssH auf bas seiDifsnbafs
teite einaebalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
2lnsgepliinoert
&urbe Die Sprierin Ntbn George III
rr Sebduptilne nadl BON eiHsm
Suoianer uub eiuem Neger.

Gin Sioug Snoianer -RameHi
oQouc Star", ionic eiu iofpeit nod
imtoelttiiBirter gIeger, per0en uon oel
TolBei geiiidt, neil iia cine Spricrin
Igomers 9Itba George, Die SIC. 32e
s9cit 9ritte StrGBe iDohrt. seiterr
gIbeno gegan iiebeu llbr an Der 2Sel
3peitcu, nnbe Der Gin Strnbe iiber
fallen un5 beraiibt babeu iolert.
g9ie gltga 9ecrle bcballptet, luur0,
tic bon Bone St6r" oen lie perionlit
feiutt un6 einem ibr rnbefanuter
Sarbiger, ole be;oe nit RepoIoerii be-
.naffnet lplreu, anaefaQer ltii0 nm sic
in 9aar, ioiuie I'M einem Gbed iibcr
81 bernubt.
gtad) oieiem slbenteuer elite biC
Sprierin Ilab SaiIie INC bratte per-
itie6ene ibrer 2mosnIdminuen auI
tie geine nit 0enen SuilmlHen lie oann
nab Der @obuing BON Bone Star"
an Der GIm un6 1uane StraBe, elite,
nm ibn Jur oeralisgabe oes 8dllbes Bll
:ipingeu. Die Rothbnut glug leood
prompt nit einen ShicBeiicn oiii DE
5Srmien los, ipie Die geraI6te bcbGn9'
tet uno trisb iie aus Dem @oilie BIN
Gus. Sicrlui ipur6e onnn Die SiIie Der
HoIi;ei in GniprlldI senommen, oic
jeSoh. bci einen ioiortigcn 9eilIh Ger
g9obnung 6es s5lloiancrs oieielhe lcfr
fpno itno her @lride fonite iorDeii
tteuiopeniq lpie iein inbiset ai;lrpal
tingieit geuomrlen weroert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
4ie fransbfiid,e 7rie8s'
8ontniifton
@irp bic 0itIiaen iOtpi. bic Sidat.H
O.s mittleren DeIt.Hs bsfi4tiseu.

$50 9a75ingtpn, Sc, 80. glpriI.
Die fransSiiits ariess fommiiilon
iuirb am SoHnsriias DOH Waibinstou
aus cine 5our burd bic oitli6sn ios
pie bic Giaatsn bss mittleren Wes
itens anireisn. i'm ibr.n Utitslieberu
Gelesenbit 81 sebsn, inuerbaIb elmer
bti8rGHttsn 3eit 70 DisI als mOsli4
bon BEN 2anbe gu i.ben. Die Grans
5oien wsrbeu iib Don Wafbiustou biz
rsit na9 gbicasO bsssben unb na6hr
aanias Gin. St 2Ouis. Sprinsfislb.
81. pbilahsIphio, Rap DOrt uno
Bottom befu6en. Die Tour Diro
porausii4tIi9 eins Do9e Obtr se5n
Gage in auipru6 nebmen. Die Wit.
eliebsrn Der aommiiiion ipsrben in
sinsm ipsSieIIeH 3uss als Gdfs Der
Reaieruna rsiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
s69erer grObpreis in sidu.

@dbrsHO bic prstis fir Grsam.tge
Butter gsitern auf Der probuiteEs
borfs BON AZ rsip. 46 nuf Al rsfp 40
Gents ssfuasn limb. sine Der qrsis fir
WIebl um $1.00 per 5ab in Die S6ts.
Jnfolse Der l.Bteu Steigeruns !per,
ben mad ausiass bss prdiosni.n Der
gddsr sgsrsiniguns aud bic s}r.de
fir 9rob uuO aubsrs godpaaren. bic
in unberen St1btsn fhou erb6bt nor.
ben iiub, in bic 60be esben unb Elm
saib 8rub biirfte in ipenigen SagsH
untsr 15 Gents nidi gu bdben fs;n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
$4,000 Wsamm
Wirb Der Staat Obio uHtsr Der nsu.n
aOuitripticns 9orlass 5u
iieqsn bdben.

Columbus, O., 80. april. -
Ginsr GrilGruns bss General gos
iutantsn DOUb SufOIge tDirb Der Siaai
Obio untsr Der ntIen aoniiriptiOnss
9orlase etipa $1,000 Wnnn 81 iiels1
baben. Tieis Sfdbung baiirt auf
Obios numsrir6er Wsrtrstung In
apngrsb. Don ben 435 aonsrsbs
mitsIisbsrn finb % aus ObiO. drs
ndhernb fiinf qro5snt Der Gdammta
@srtrsilns. llnb ba 5unabft 500,s
900 glonn ausaebobsn perb,H fcli,n,
fpiirbsn auf Obio 5000 RslrutsH
tommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
granOruine nmaelus5r.

Durh ben beftigen WinO, Der gs'
tern absnb turS nab fieRu uh'
einIeBte, ipurbs Elm Shsil elmer alter
grunbruine ON &unalufer in Del
Rd6e Der Gin Strabs umseDsbt. Vi
mar pieies bic Riidmuuer BEG I'M Sd'
nuar ausgebrannteu @ebdaoes. II
peldsm li9 friiber bic 5Gbrii osl
girma Sub Bros. befanb, uHb bns
Gisentbum BON Gruu R. 70. aIlsrb'
mar. Sn Der Ra4barfauft Deruriaa'
ts oas 9epOltsr Der fiirSenbsn Bad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
albsebiist
Jii bOrlaniis Gin sciu,Hcr sIleranosr
sbumion nit rinem anpriff anf
ben oeMtidsH lIuterridt.

SlH HelUllItt Ntt @hUst NSSWi~"
aus eOllees Dill, Der gu ZEN aHss'
isutsn Der Champion 9oateo papsr
Gumpunp in SamiItOn, O.. ssbort,
tit porIdufis nit sinem ansriff, ben sr
in einsm Sarsibsn an ben S4uliu'
perintenoentsn GOn0un aui ben bsut'
ldsn uutsrri9t in Den Offsntli9sn
S9ulen eemaft bat, abgebliBt.
Saulraibsprdiirsnt Or. J. N.
UR. DitbrOp CAB ndmIi4 ssitsrn ans
ssii6ts bss S5reibens o.s 9srrn
5boniOn, Der ben osutfden Inter
ri6t abseidafft gu babsn piinidt,
bic GrtIdruns ab, baB in Der glnss'
Iegenbeit Der SduIratb porIGuiie
iiberpaupt ni4ts tbun tonnts, neil bic
eeutihsn 2ehrtr uno Gebrerinnen aut
0runo zines apntrdttss unterri9ten,
Der bis gum SdIub oes segsnrpdrtissu
S6ullahrs am eriteu September
Idrft. auberoem bemertts 0r,
gBitbrOD. bab Der Osuti9e llnterri6t
BON atfoIut pdbogOgiihem Dsrtb 1T.
aud SduliupsrinteHoent gonbon
perlpabrte fia sntidisosn sessn bic in
BEN S6reibsn Sbomions sntbaltsns
SniiHuattpn, bob bic Soften bss
oeuti6en llnterri6is perbeimIi9t
Dlrbsn unb bemsrits gu sIei4er 3.ii.
oub ole ipeitsrs gebauptuns in BEN
Brief, bnb Der osutide untsrri6t
srObers untoitsn psrurfahe, aIs Der
in Der englii6en Sprate, nitt ben
5botiadeH sntiprd6e, ba DieIs Der
oeutiaen 2ebrer AUDI in anbsren
5d9ern rntsrri6t .rtb.iItsn.
9os S9rsiben 3bomion's an ben
S6uIiuperirisnbsntsn GOnoon Iauist
in Der ueberiebung pie foIst:
.qIIs Steusrsobltr Der Stubi Gin
cinnnti ipiinide i'd sss.n ben bsutiden
llntsrri6t in ben 0ff.ntIideu Sdu'
len gu protsitiren. Sd prot.itirs ni9t.
ipeil i'd seeen ben llntsrri6t in irsenb
siusm Gn9 in ben 0ffentli4en S4us
len bin, ionSsIH neil mir 81 oeriteben
s.seben tpurb., bob m.br 9tIb in uns
itr.n 0ffsntlifen S6ulsn fir ben
llni.rriht in eiuer frsmbeH Sprohe
perauseobt ipirD. ols fir bic nnt.rs
tpeiiung in Der qanoesTprab,.
Ilir 1T 5u periisbsn g.seben ipor'
ben, bob .in erpber 2.breritab notbis
in, nm Den beutiden llntsrridt in ben
Glementdridulsn Su srtbeiIsn. Inter
bieien llmiiGnben iit bisiss einidh
ld9erIi6, ba Der Gtdbt ni6t ssniissnb
Gelbsr sur gsrfiisuns itehsu, I'm Die
tenGthiatm2lussaben fir nsu.SauIen
unb anbsre obiOlut nptbDenoiss auss
sabeH Su bedsn.
Sd bin i.it bapon iikrj.ust. bob
Die Ulshr5obI Der SieuersabIer unb
bentsHbsn garssr Gineinnatis Der
9batiads iid nidt befpubt 1T. baB
ulIsr 0abrIdeinli9tsit Had iibsr
$4,000 idbrIi4 (mtr nirb ssfost,
oab Der erus getrus usrbeimli6t
pirb) fir bic llnieripeifuns in elmer
iremben Spro3e in unferu GIemsH'
tarfdulen psraussabt tperben.
Sd tper6e baber. forpeit es in msis
ner aroft ittbt, bdrauf beftebtu. oab
bieies in 3utuHft uuttrbIeibt."
9r. gonoor bemeriie, Oub insse'
iammt bic bsutfHen 2ebrsr all gehaIt
frsmben Sprate In uniersn gIsmen.
ieIben ousfdIisbli@ beutid.n unt.rs
ridt ertbsiIen, DGhrenb bic iibris.n,
msbr aIs bic SdIfte Der bsutiaei
9ebrsr. aud in nnberen Sah.rn lin
t.rri4t srtbsiIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Gran aatbrrine aplb,
Die ssi6isbsns Satin bss poIniiGen
prinssn 90. Rabshpin,
Bel ibrsr antunft in Rem gOrt fsits
aebaItsn.

Rem gort, 80. april. = Gat6e.
rins aolb. bic friibrs Satin bea
prinJen 20. RnoSifpil, bon psltem fl
esi6isoM purbt, tpiro am Wiontne
na6 guis SslaHo ssbradt ipsrbsn
bis ibr Status ais ausl1nbsrin, BIZ
I'M 3uIafuna 81 ben 9sr. Staaisr
na6iu1i. fsitstiteui 1T. Sis purb.
am Sonntns 9lbeub arrf bem nortpesi'
ifen S6iffs, auf ipsltem fis aHiam
fsiteebaltsn. Sbre a6iidt mar. Elm.
Reibe bon 9Orirdssn iiber bds 2ebsu
am ruiiiitsn aaiierbofe 5lt balisn
Der Ram. Der perion, auf oersu Wer'
anlqTuns bin iis fsitsebalien tpiro,
ipuroe nift beiannt geaeben.
1rau apIb, ipelds unter BEN ylns
men elmer prirseiin RabBitpill nuftrs'
ten IoIlis, beablidtists, Jonbs CUR
llnierNiibuna ruHiT6,r arisgssfanses
nen auf,ubrinesu, unb bate g.pIdHt,
ibren ,riisn 9ortrag dm Waontag
gla6mittaa su balten. sic iolte IN
ter ben auipiJisn mebrsrer bromintns
ter @eIslifaftsbnm.n Don Rep Dort
r,btn. Di. friibers grinSeFin III bic
5odt.r beg @roisn g(bam RSersii
BON Ruifii6 poI,n. Sis tuuroe I'M
Jasrs 1906 BON oem prinJsn seihitr
ben unb psrbsirdtbsis iih ipdter nit
Charles aOIb, einsm GipiIinssnisur.
WGbr.nb Der Isstsn Sabre bate iis
iid3 piel in Ssutf6ldno aufsebdltsH,
lebte absr ipGisr in Stodholm. Sbrsr
eritsn gbt sntiinmmt.n br.i ainbsr;
ibr GItsii,r So6n 1T idon am anfon1
BEG arissss an Der 0ftIiten Gront sss
fallen.
Sm Sabre 1901 fpar Iis in Der Rap
ftabt, in Siibafrita, tpessn ansebIifer
isdli6una ees Qamsns bes peritorbes
nsn Geil Rboo.s nuf einsm Gbed i'm
getraoe bon $115, 900 81 3tu.i 5dhrsn
ptrurtbeilt abu fpdter be-
anabist fporben. Si. it issi 80 Sabre
alt. Jrau aoIb boti. BON ieber rspo'
lutiondre Shetn a,beat unb in BEN
houptId6lititen GtGotsn Guropas
gortraqe s.baIten. sic ipritt m.bs
rsr. Sprd6sn fli,bsub. Dies III tbr
erii,r geIuf In BEN Der. Stanten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Gmpres Sbeat,r.

Sm gmprsb 5beatsr pirb pom
nG9ften SOnntns an bic Ulufittomos
bic raussnjammer Ribs" ssssben.
@rObartig iinb bic sleiirii6en Gfistts,
f6on unb tubsIlos ift Der g6or. Di,
paussnjnmmsr aibs" iinb aus ben
aorrifaturbsiIaseH Der ensIiihsn
Sonntassssituugen fcttfam besaHnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

iJrsiipiIIieenhssrss p0rIisbt. unb ans
btre amfnbemsnis tSnHsn aufs Rsus
offerirt perbtn. pas pisoer geIssens
beit fiir cine lonss 9sbattt bistti.
Der Ssnat periastt fi6 nm abenb
auf Disnitas 9ormiitas. um eff llbr,
cine Siunbs Dor Der iibIihen 3eii bss
3uiammsntri.ts, unb senator Gbdms
bsrlairy Der 9oriibsr b.s aommittsts
fir WliIitdranssIessnb uil Dcrs
iufen. be gorlaee, lpsnn moslid.
nod ipdbrenb bss Saess CUR anHabme
an brindeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
WiIi,sr nit giaieru.

Der 18 Sabrs alts SOlbat geOrss
Gumer. pom Griien Wlili5resimeHt.
mubts geitsru 4beno BON Wsrbes
bureau I'M 9auis go. AIT Walnui
Strdbe, no sr pl0bli9 srtruntts, naf)
Dem itGbtiitsu soipitol sebradt tusrs
ben, no bic Qsr3te tonitdtirtsn, bnb
sr an ben Wlaieru Isiost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

iisins siuies quTrssuna ab.r 3iim
Slid Turbe Riemunb perIest UNI es
iDurbs aud ionit tsin Stahm dnsts
rittst.
guBeroem fislsn benz Winbfturm
aud Sipei 9ampenpfoiisn an b.r
9uibe unb pupilon Strabs sum
Opfer. mos natiirli6 Elm 9erIasen Der
eIettrii8en 9slsu9tuns in Der Ra4s
harifaft 3ur ToIge bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
80 aff,rf4m

Sausterr: -. Das, 81. poIsn
.iinbigsn. Ssrr qriDatier WuSsrI -
jsbt, no Der iHOn. MOnuEentalbrlns
1sH bOr bem 9auis erri6tst pOrbsn
iIt2l"
qripoiisr: .gbsn b'rum. SD tnnu
bns Disls Waffsr net Isb'nl"
afpbaIt fmir6e i'm alertbum
surr GinboIinmieren pcn 2eihen i;sie
aIs B@iuiaterial benitet.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13
LOMEL DYNAMITES
! A SLUGGISH LIVER
les Into Sour Bile, Making You
Sick and You Lose Days
Work.

CalonPmel salivates! It's mercuru
gish lael acts like dynamite on slnS.
contaSlver. When calomel comes int,
1t, caufe. with sour bile it crashes into
If Ysing cramping and nausea.
pated lou feel bilious, headachy, consti-
your dand all knocked out lust po ~
OF Dfruggist and get 80 cent bottle
harml tdson's Liver Tone, which is a
gerousess vegetable substitute for dsnA
If it calomel. Take spoonful and
straigFoesn't start your liver and
than D1ten you up better and ouicker
ing ydasty calomel and without max
get yotu sick, you just 20 back and
IF ySlr money. anu
sick arpu take calomel today you'll be
7 mayfd nauseated tomorrow: besides
DodsoH salivate you, while If Won take
'eelingf's Liver Tone you will wake nm
'eady great, full of ambition and
,leasal For work or play. It's harmless
hey liht and safe to give to children:
Fe IT.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13
NEW HOPE

tai'fewi Hope, July love are GER
farty having some July weather
by mers are now getting ready to lay
Al crops. W a.
at pleasant time was enjoyed by all
a ne picnic Saturday; also enioyed
dem Pountlful dinner. The cannino
wast stonstratlon by Miss Aisle Smith
farm very interesting to all. All the
wllefers enjoyed the talk by Mr.. Car
aga1 Hope we can have the pleasure
Car1n OF having Miss Aisle and Mr..
M{Hile with US.
of sF. L. j. Bishop had the pleasure
wileI Ihowing his fine crop to Mr. CO.
of Of HIS crop shows him to be one
THur most progressive farmers.
at NE missionary meeting was held
terndr. b. w. Whitlock's Sunday af-
TBon. ' al
the fe tomato club girls will attend
16thJ institute in Union newt weoL
Mi 18th and 18th.
of Ct. w. S. Newton and son c.r,
Mr.. qreenvllle visited at the home of
MAnd Mrs. B. M. Becknell last week
York; Clark Whitlock of Elmira, New
Mr.. d is visiting his grandparents
LiAnd Mrs. B. w. Whiltock.
nile ltle Miss Ruth Newton of Green
Mrs. ts visiting grandparents, Mr.. and
Mr1 b. M. Becknell GNU
jedai and Mrs. Lester Reeves Of
or SF Grove visited Mrs. Fanny Cav
MraurGay
penf Marvin Becknell of Buffalo
nd the weekend with parents. M
Mrs. Becknell Va
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13

frost doesn't nip canned vegetables
II the shoe fits keep on wearing u
Canned berries are bird proof.
potato. III
Bread. scattered from the b.ol
door, is the chaff of life. 'A
Eat to love; there is no virtne n
living to eat. h'ue In
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13
Piles Cured In 6 to II Davs

oTN1 ,argggtst win refund money n pAzo
siind. Rissd fails to cure any case Of ftehinS'
Inc nrst application gives Ease and as.t dsys. I
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13
PROVERBS FOR WAR TIME

Cherish thy parings.
Waste not, want not.
Inc high cost of living is the whine
"A word to the wives is: efficient %
own crop. '"S MS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-07-13
UNION COUNTY'S SHOWING
Complete Returns From Registration For SeIective
Draff-Names and Townships Given

ell, Bee Moore, George Moore, Hardy
Moore, Spencer McCluney, Wilks Nc
Coy, Dock Osbin, Herbert Porter,
Thomas Porter, Fred Prysock, Barney
Rice, Silas Rice, Spencer Rice, Her
bert Right, Charley Rodgers, Eddie
Rogers, John Rogers, Alvin Smith,
Douglas Smith, Earnest Smith, Ear
nest Smith, Frank Smith, Jack Smith,
Joe Smith, Johnson Smith, Jr., Knight
Smith, Jr., Luther Smith, Victor
Smith, Christopher Steen, Eddie Steen,
Connie Stewart, Herbert Stewart,
John Stewart, Stonewall jackson
Stewart, Web Suber, Forest Tallie,
Charlie Thomas, Ruben Thomas, Will
Thomas, Arthur Thompson, Foster,
Thompson, Kelly Thompson, Oscar
Thompson, Randolph Thompson, Silas
Tinsley, Jerry Johnson Tallerson,
Fred Walker, Mean Wartham, Silas
Worthy, Charlie Young, Randolph
Young. Absent from the county: Ben
Foster, Anthony Gilmore, Willie
Hermie, Monroe Mitchell, Joseph
Smith, Theodore Smith, Arthur
YOupu
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'lo be concluded next week1
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lam running a Front Door R,,s;,.o..

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any Diamond Shop.
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en- Every Diamond Tire nu,e J.,;,.-
Iuh value I'm service. If eve, n:e
mond lire fails, a cheerful .,;iI;..
"''u'sment will DO promptly made
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-22
PAINT LICK

Mr.. f. {. Cornelison ~ Berea was a
visitor here Friday.
Mrs. F. II. Smith entertained at rock
on Monday afternoon.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Willard I.edford
on the 10th ten 10. girl.
Mrs. VIVA McWhortrr left TUESDAY
for West Point. Mississippi
MIR John Rennick of Nicholssviie j.
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guyn.
Miss Lucille Davis spent the week .
end with her grandmother Lancaster.
Mr. Edwin Walker Of N. VI. |. was
the guest of his parents fur the week
end.
The Fidrlir Girls will give sandwich
supper Saturday night. March 24th. al
the Hall
Mrs. " + Parks has returned from
Louisville where she has purchased her
Spring millinery.
Mesdames K. X. Stone and J. 4.
Stivers of Richmond. were guest Of
Mrs. f. + White Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Richmond of Dorchester
Va. Is visiting her sisters Mrs. Robert
Ledford and Mrs. Blair McLin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Estridge left Tues
day for West Point. Miss. for a viHt
with their son. Mr.. Felix Estridge.
Dairy Feed for the Cows. High
grade feed for the Pigs. Cattle and
Sheep. Hudson. Hughes & Farnau.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Rucker were
called to Whites Station on Monday by
the death of Mrs. Fuckers grandfather.
Jewel Wallace who had the misfor-
tune to be kicked bv horse on Satur-
day afternoon is able to be up and out
again.
Mesdames Patrick and Estridge cor
daily invite the public to their Millinery
Opening on Saturday, March 2ith.,
when they will have on display an en-
tire new and up-to-date line of hats.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lewis Guyn left We'd
nesday for Great Falls Montana where
they will make their future home. They
leave many friends who are sorry TO
give them up aud wish them much sue.
cess in their new home.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-22
MANSE.

Mrs. Jess Dozier was in Lancaster
Thursday
Miss Annie Higgins was in Danvile
Thursday shopping
Mrs Will Marshbanks was in Paint
Lick Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". West were in
Lancaster Saturday shopping.
Miss Blanche Bowling spent Thurs
night with Miss Lizzie Anderson
Hemp Seed for Sale.
Hudson Hughes 4 Fsrna".
Mrs. W L. Anderson ard Daughter
I Miss Lizzie were IN Lancaster Saturla, /.
Rev II l.. Morgan Of CLAY Co. spent
part Of the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
II. 7. Conn.
Miss Allie Creech spent SATURDAY.
night and SUNDAY with Miss Myrtle
! Coldiron Of Paint LicF.
Mrs. Harrison Mays and Miss Allie
Creech were the guests of Mrs. A. T..
Bowling Thursday eve
Mrs Tandy Centers. Mrs. Walter
Centers aud sister were the guest Of
Mrs ID. u Centers Thursday.
Mf. and Mrs. John Roberts spent
SATURDAY. night and SUNDAY with her
son Mr. George Lee Adams.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-22
MILLINERY OPENING

Saturday, March, oath. Every body
enyted. Come and see that war puts
no change on price Of my hats
Mr-. W. +. Park.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-22
= q S I" L. II

The undersigned hereby F'@e war; =
ing to all persons not to trespass upor
our lands for any purpose whatever a.
we will prosecute all offenders to full
lest extent of To law, Hunters and
Fishermen especially take notice.
Ed & N b Price r L. Elkin
II. L. Arnold. j. c. Rigsby.
Mrs. Z. l.. Frazee John Tatum.
X. l.. Arnold. T. X. Slsvin.
C. NJ. Moberly. X. l.. Barker.
S. C. R'gsby.
We will add other names for 25 cent
cash.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-04-12
Use Common Sc nse.
KERR co. COMMENCES WORK.

representatives of the Kerr CEDAR
company arrived last week and are as
sembling supplies and men with which
to commence active operation in the
next few days.
From information received, the com
pany is planning on heavier operations
this year than last, and will establish
three camps up the river, at which there
will no doubt be nearly one hundred
men employed.
They commenced operation last year
and drove about fifteen thousand cedar
poles down the river, securing the tim
ber from large tract that had been
purchased at public sale from the gov
eminent. They have in addition to the
former sale recently purchased
another large body of timber, this sale
includes several different kinds of tim
Der and points to the fact that the com
panv will not eonfine their operations
to cedar alone.--Kooskia Mountaineer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-04-12
PAPER IN THE MAKING.
Wood Pulp 10 the Basis of Most OF the
Modern Product.


Two thousand years ago paper was
made by hand In little cradles. The
word paper is derived from papyrus,
plant from the leaves of which pulp
was made by pounding and macerat-
ing In water. Nowadays. of course.
improved machinery is used to make
paper, and In this one item of manu-
facture America leads the world.
Writing paper is made mostly from
rags, but for practically all other
grades wood pulp is the basis. The
wood used is spruce or poplar or hem
lock. Poplar is used for fine book pa
pers and spruce pulp goes into news
paper, wall paper and bag paper.
The fine wood pulp must, or course.
be treated with preparation contain
ing clay, dyes and other ingredients
and called STUFF before it finally be.
comes paper. But by careful process
of filling in the open spaces with clay
and pressing through heavy steel roll
lers or managers. the wood pulp takes
on the appearance and texture OF pa
per.
AS the product comes from the pa
Der machine it is wound off on a reel
making a large roll. A roll OF news
paper will weigh almost a ton and |!
often handled by a derrick, says tint
Philadelphia Ledger.