davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

belle commissioner meo ErGIi oeit
gSilion maotte bragg I'll ct pit parmt
Steo, bporpaa Der eiter enoel barlfe
lloioIo blcu giort Den NanItano, at
commissioner flinoe pGre lltano til
at bcoe Ereiterne opertere IN IDre-
i~egtning ira FrGoifeltolen. Som Ell
araitiats olleriiolt uotaltcs oct
Soob, at @iIion pilbe bli ituot, fsr
man bar fGrois meo arigen. Yaitor
2cbnert or Ell rlore Wono meo SUI
itru o. fire Barn. - Get lfal for.
reiten bare ofgiort, at Treiternc in.
ben norbligc Minneiotas Gonieren-
&c al Observation-Disclosures pil tage go.
itor 2cbnert unoer @ebanoling, isr
De Sorcncoe Stoters 8~ranbilrp iaar
Inlcbning BERTH. 9iifopen bar err
flrret, at DC tpife Wetobiitcr er Ion
ale anierifanife 9orgere, % at ban
agter at oprctboloe benre oercS Still.
ling. Wan tpocr oenne llotolelir
oerben, at 2ebnert itrar bill bli no.
itsot al Samiunbet.
Waugc. paa Sje%neitcpigcr. Sor
Sioen tlages Der i minneapolis
oper itor Wtangcl paa Sleneitcpiger,
% iiplge Splpsninger ira DC for
iflellige aontorer, Der isger at ime'
befomlne ben itore Giteripergiel,
itour Ser orntrcnt 1000 laabanne
Elaoie ledge. Ser titles qnopioere
mango arap ira Sabrifer, Suiferlcr
% Sutifer, % man mener, at Der
ialt tonife flnoc ifaiicS Glaos for
bcnimoO 1000 Figer. % De Gil
bllo, ser gjprcs Sicneitepiger, ifal
tilOeIs grunie til oct utrpligc. Set
aniprea laaleoes ira ct al Speits
Sagblaoe ct slpertis cement, buprl
Der bpbeS en- competent Sicneitcpige
SIS pr. ltge ior alminbclig 9nsar.
beioe Dos en- Samilic b~citaaenoe al
fire Eeriollcr, og iaa loves Der bent
DC beauben ct npoelig SGrelIe neo
tilitebenoe prlpat 9ao. Wian bar be-
gplot at ipcfulere paa, bpao Nars
iagcn til oennc Mungel paa Slene-
ltepiger bel fan pGre, og BET er nGpnt
mango tilItpoenbe SmitpnOigbeoer.
Sor BET ipritc err al Snouuroring iaa
omtrcnt belt itaniet De Ilolte Far
Nnr; mango &pinocr i~nbta8er III illls
MGnoS Elaoie, ioet oiSie laoer Jig
bperpc, % enoelig cr Der hos ilrgc
apinber Ell itaoig tiltugenbe Sigen
efter slniGttelie paa Iontorer, Ielp
ON De berpco fun oproar Ell Sulte-
lon. Wunge al @perncS Sieneitepi-
ger bor lit @icnl paa Tarn, og iln-
Ser oelt III paagaaenoc agitatlon tor
at brillge oct melt mllliae no al Sor'
Den cr itoen Spil mango al oislc
reiit biem ior enten at fogc Tor en-
poet I~rbcibsItprte ellcr ogioa for of
inloc ell Manbs Ilaos noe pao Ige'
rell. Siolt nrpncS Den Sn'tGnotg-
beo, at maalfe langt flcre Siene'te-
piger enc noeeniinbe fer bar giftet
Tia / Sc Iiblte iaa Waaneoer, % iom
Mariag BERTH ongiues BET tore Sp-
iuing / mango OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
iamt at oct en- Sio ipaar bar paa
MoDen at giitc Jig for at nnogan
arigstiencitc. Get bar iorrelten oil
tbs pUret Zig, at Ser ON Saaren er
Ell llopanorina al Sicneltepi9er Der
ipoer bcrt til SommeropbolbsIteoer.
mes itorc Soteller. Ger ifal ioaleoes
iuaor pore rei't Ell bel &oloni Sle'
ncitcpiger ira minneapolis til gel
lotultone % @iacicr Iarf. Set fan
ioolcbcs poopeges mango a~oria9er;
men oft bette er til ltben 5relt for
bcln, Ser lioer u1ocr Mangclen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Colorado.
Scnpers fpritc Smai. Sneiturm.

Senper bapbe man ON Morgenen
Den lite sunni eli Sneitorm, % oct
ifal bore ferite Sang, iioen Spens
Seirbltreall oprettebcs, at en- iaabon
er ~inotruiiet Ser / NoIernes Wtoa.
neb. s Ielpe @pen Ge1per off bog
Sneen mart opcr til Hegn. Set me.
ite al 2oqan Gountn bar nppnte
Morgcr bGffct meo ct TO CONNER
tpft Sneteppe, og Srliqtoblere bar
traplt beifiritiget mco at rnitc enc
Ell al Srrrlrc for at binbre @renene
fra at ne06rpbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Woutaua.

Sne binbrer Teirligbeber. 8rop-
Observation-Disclosures paa be for
iflellige 8rapplaoie peb Suite maat.
te ltbipttes paa @runO al Snepeir.
Gn ING Sncitorm bericbe IaaOel bell
Gag iom Den ioregaaenoe.
@entcr cnbnn bpierc lllSpris.
Eriien paa lllo / Butte % andre
Ste0er bar ben lite Sum- rluaet op til
"a Gents, men oct pnaitobes BOG at
pGre mango Saareoporpttere, Der
frembcles bolot i'm lllo / Eaapentc
al bpierc Triier. Iarets llobpttc
anilaacs til omfring 90 DILL. Tunb.
Stur Silitrbmnins af "Suriiter. "
Spen Wisioula bar / ben icnere Sio
pGret bepret meo Iaa mango 9eieg
al International @orfrr3 Of tie
@orlo, at oct belt antog &araftcren
al Ell 2anoeplagc. Sberiii Green
nlclbtc Ben 29oe Mni, at ser ba bar
50 al bisie "Suriiter" / Gountpfpng.
ilet.
@rn6earbciScrc noitcScr Ultima.
tnm. llnber ct ben Site Mai / Bill
ings aibolot Mpoe al 8rllbearbcioe.
re blep BET freniat Sororins pao en-
Sensforbeielie al 10 Gents pr. Son
% 60 GcntS pr. Sag. @rllbeeierne
parslebeS ON, at Der aapes Dem @e-
tGnfningStio inotil 1pe SUM, GA
Streif piloe bli erflpret, oeriom Tor.
oringerne life blep imeoefommet. =
@rl,bcarbeioerne bor Iiben fat en-
lGi,gere SriIt % inbbubt 8ritbeei-
errc til Ell aonference. Smtrent
$500 Irbeibere nentes at billie Itrei.
fe, ON Scr life inbsoaeS Sorlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
@tseonTm.
TpbNsger lagt tilbpile.

TpbDgger lagt tllbptle. q. =.
Solbabl, Ell al De ierIte gtnbpggere
/ Tiercc County, er afgoaet peo Se-
ben / lit Stem NOR Gllsportb. Snl,
blep II glur gammel.
&b~inelanSers Sasbrng brrnSt.
Sta.s%i enator @iIlarb Z. StepenS
Sagbrlg / Hbinelaroer nebbrpnbte
Ben Site Wtui meo ct Cab al $4,000
- finn oelpia bpffct peo glsiurnnce.
Mnn pioite life, bporoun SSloen oor
opItaoet. @rl,set pil maaife itrar bli
gienopfprt.
@ctu up%retbulSt. @ilperllpr Obi.
lipp pctococ forlcocn SmitbS 9ill
ON Serpering al Suncb for Sfole.
barn, % Isicnlblp bar opretbolot
bette Tcto. @upcrllprcnS Gegrun.
bclic Tor lit Scto off no paa, at man
life peb Sop furloe itrpffe iig lG1tger
emo at lube 9ltncb ~ierpere for buab
Sen foiteoe.
Waniipns ipritc 2rrcrinSc boo.
Mrs. 2oiiis Srpton Sapper, Ser /
1888 ipingebe Hiiet / WaoiIons ior.
tic Sfcle, err oso bcritcoS / Den beie
9llSer al t0t Mar. Srn bar hopt
lit Siem hos 0ntteren. Mrs. @eorge
90. @irb, og belle gpcn bite benoc
itcr Semcrflomheb, ga bun IioItIe-
Sen 23oe Mai fpIbte 10t Nar. Sno.
til bum npIig lagbes paa lit SebSlcie,
bar bun uiebnauIia friIf oq raif. Zen
/ Iaoiion prrenbe Sranton SfoIe
har iaaet fit @arn iii sGre for Sen
samIe 9Grerinbe.
@nucrnprcns SprlrgninssforiIaa
tasct aibase. @uperner Fhilipps
2opioriIas. f~prbpoenbe Silpirfning
% Sala al @rrnbeuin inben Staten.
bleo eiter aIIe auniters Hegler toget
aibage / Senatsfomiteen. ibet benne
o~nbcioIebe, at het life in~troouceres,
Ger por trliffet enoel SGnber no az
TorIloact, ibet Trocenten al IlfohoI
| 81 iattcs iii ( i~itcbenipr Dc npriu.
beige 5. mems Tincn foriierfebcs fra
10 iii 20 1rceent; men BET banSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05

guibeI err tabt boa iaaoonne aorn.
inbfjeb, og De merier, at BET UNDER
De mipGrenbe Torbolo bill bIi oen
pisie Ruin for benz. Se truer berior
M meo at Iuffe line glepatorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
Der err laa man9en -
Strepet for Deeorah.pofen"D


Der er iaa manden Lap oa uren tanfe,
iom litter fig / pore hlerter inc;
tict once matter Bigger mllr o9 i~franfe
for i%fIonhets irner, ioI oe broeeriinc.
Der cr lda meoet ltv9t o9 h9ft at mote,
ia me9et tnn9t % iaart at b9re paa,
iom fp9ler lipets fro o9 logger coe
Sen 9oelsdnilt, lom frem I'll 6uo Fan nda.
\ dl9oenS timer, nddr pl alt Fan tdpne,
laar penIi9bet o9 mil cr al Dor lyt,
naar alt port biertes onife er at odpne,
at tiene frit oa elf llten BRIT,
Ga ofte ct oieblif fig infer
iielen inc ct reo iont ifv99eilor;
oo ltrafs Get er, iom alt Set 9oee %pifer;
iom ia9es belle llpets fryo paa cor.
Der rainier iom en- o~rllnNpolo port more;
port blif bIir haaret oe bittert blir port iinH.
Oi pet Ell noJet, lom Dor MOO fan linore;
ri ltaar Ser t"pilioni, r~aaopilo, oop oo bline.
pi ltaar Ser tr1t meo "hporfor?" paa por lepe
oo iynes, Ono oo i~fiebnen 9ruiom er:
"5pac hielper Set mot lviet op at ltrepe,
naar >oo mulm tilllut Get neoao ber?"
%, funSe nj meo al Dor rife apne,
mes al por liriers lance FRAT oa fro
mot fiarli9hetens filce iette ltepne
oo peo alt aoot oo ifiont opilaa port DO.
O, fnnec nj icn ioifene fremao pancre,
oaa haano haano til broceroaae jom belt
% oiore lipet iaaoan for hperancre,
at Gag o9 eo1n blep fun en- iol~ lfinsfet!
Saa ifulee eette idare, tu,loe, trilte,
al fpal o9 BARN, alt MUM, al ivno oo moo
oripince belt % bar,ners islao britt
for i9riobetens m,ilce traaleoloe.
Oa ifuloc bper cit tpil c9 rtislvo pife,
iom ltieler Free fter % oior morft port line.
Da ifulce bit til iorSen naa 6ucs Rife
% lelen fole aaneens pint epinc.
1ohan Selnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
1nolanoet.
Soma.

Cite i 20 Iar. 6rdnciS 0toIitor
% Nuitru, iom Dor uco Gbcrrr
Mtouth, NlIomotce Gouultn, tunoC
iorrigc llgc icirc lin 10bc @rpIlnpa'
BOA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-05
WitnnclDtd.
Tnbnnacrfpinoc oso. Wr5. !

NNbNn9crfDINOc bBu. UtrH. U1u'
rem &. Soraenion, iom bar bIaro'
sc inritc NpbpQlcrc pco Wlllmor, er
niQuoet pcO Gooen ocritc6a / en- Il'
Ser ni SIS Nnr.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
RESIGNS FROM BANK

Mr. joe H. Conner, who for sew
eral yesrs has been assistant cash
ior Of the Montgomery National
Bank, has resigned biz position with
that i1stitution and accepted an Of
fer from d concern in Michigan to
travel over Kentucky. Mr. Conner
left las, week 70 take up his new
dgtie.. Hi new firm deal exclusive
Iy IN bank supplies. Mr.. Conner II
q native Of Owingsyille but has
made 5it. Sterling his home for
many year, and enjoys d wide pop
uiar.ty here. lie j. regarded as q
very competent young man and 10
cal friend. are sanguine that BE-
will meet with much success in his
new line. Mr.. Conner passed q
splendid examination for admittance
10 Fort Benjamin Harrison training
camp but was not called. Mr.. II. p.
VIM will succeed Mr.. Conner at
the bank temporarily.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
THOROUGH WORK
How Mt. Sterling Citizen Found
Freedom from Kidney
Troubles.

If YOU suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kid
neys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
tested by thousands.
Mt. Sterling people testify.
Can you ask more convincing
proof of merit?
W. Scott Jones, insurance agent,
60 Queen St., Mt. Sterling, says:
Several years ago, my kidneys got
out of order. l had soreness and
dull aches across my back. My
kidneys acted irregularly, also. /
read of Doan's Kidney Pills and
bought some at Land & Priests
Drug Store. This medicine cured me
and | was again sound and well. l
have had no kidney trouble since"
60e, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Bucalo, n. Y. 1927
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
AN ORDINANCE
Be 1t Ordained BY the Mayor and
Board of Council of the City of
Mt. Sterling, KY:

That hereafter the Chief Of the
Fire Department shall be elected by
the Council and for a period of two
years. His duties shall be as here
tofore provided, by laws and ordi-
nances. His term Of Office shall be-
gin On the first Monday in January
after his election. And he shall re-
ceiye an annual salary Of $4,000,
payable quarterly, out Of revenues
Of city. All ordinances and parts
Of ordinances in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed and this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and af-
ter its passage and publication as
required by law.
c. X. OLDHAM, Mayor.
Attest:
II. NJ. RINGO, Clerk.
Sept. 4, 1917
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Why Pay MOre7

The Smith-FOrm-A-T Truck can be
used in connection with a Ford
chassis and the truck complete cost
you but s755, fully guaranteed to do
everything claimed for it. Why pay
a high price for truck when this
moderate priced one will answer
every requirement? Let US figure
with you on your requirements as
we know we can save you money
and give you complete satisfaction.
43-tf &. d. Sullivan & Son.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
TWO MILLIONS WILL BE
UNDER ARMS IN YEAR

More than 100000 soldiers will
be marching under the Stars and
Stripes before next summer either in
France or in American training
camps.
This statement is made on the au-
thority Of Henry G. Sharpe, quarter
master general, already preparing
to supply food, clothing and other
necessities for sG,158 officers and
2,033,345 men the War Department
plans TO have on the roll before
June, 1918.
This means two calls to the col
ors of about $4,000 each during
the next 10 months. The total
strength Of the American land
forces is only 10000.
Assuming that it will be necessary
to examine at least 100000 men
to fill each contingent of $4,000 re-
cruits it is certain the first 100000
men now standing on Uncle Sans
selective draft register will have to
undergo examination within the
next year.
This talk about drafting 19-year-
old boys comes chiefly from pro-
German propagandists, in an at
tempt to line up the mothers of 49,
year-olds against the war and Sc
lective draft.
The date for the second call has
not been fixed, as it depends entire
ly on the speed with which the re-
cruits of the first draft can be train
ed and the rapidity with which the
regulars and the National Guards
are sent to France.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
FIRST NAP or ARMY CAMPS

- fl1aly a5rerzF-ez=at II a-szzE
6+rbgte6 by tie Sggi5er1 Railway
sr-tau ID the form II . bggket
.agvlag tie lgestig1 II al army,
navy AID narzne eorps eantoawents,
camps and stations IL The terTltgry
trarerzad by that line. 4 large map
If ,be Southern States shows where
thee Dglnts are heated and tbeir
proximity ~ railroad line. Egeb
poiD, s. ugu5ere9 snd ~ the bgt,g.a
If the mp l- q key indicating the
nane ri the camp and the nature If
-erY.ee. Il addition. there are IN
dirsduaI map II the more iapgrtant
camp. ~ rhlca -gcb lgcal feature
a. rirers, highway, and al trans
pgrgat.y. Lnes are shown. VI the
u -l.s. selscted for the occupancy
by unole SAM fighting fosces II
ths cerntgry Detwsen the Ohio River
a-d tae Gglf Il Mezie0, between the
Atlantic Oeea1 and the .issiypi
Hlaer, ia-,a majority ere reachsc
dTactly by the Sygtaern Railway
s. t~~. TAy5e de.a~ng copy Of
f1s yygklet IRE larited N apply N
p. q. A5ken, General Pas enger
4ga.t, Cincinnati, o."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
AN ORDINANCE
Be n Ordained BY me Hsyw and
Bsars Of csunca sf ths cify Of
Nj Sterfinp. Ky.

That bsrsafisr the Secretary e
The Fire Dspar1u,sui shall BE- slsrss6
By TIE CuuDe1 and fur q period q
two wears Has duiies SHAH be that
q keesdnE o record q those N al
if5sHzraaszt7s si iers rs--uiE- rnsHrEngE q
the FIRE Dapzr1msrf- and q record
u the fireman who HfseDd any fires
10 the CIV and zha1 report the
amount q ouupenssilur 6ns sBeb
Ers1nsr a. soeb regular munthlT
meeting a tbe Council and shsn al
10 make an animal report 70 the
CguDe1 q the number q fires II.
sad Cry during saeh rear and the
amount paid CIT during the yssr to
sre1nen This report shall be made
al the regular January meeting Il
each year. The term q Office q
ihe Secret yy q ne ere IssSiisiss.--ss-
r0ent shall begin On the first MOndsy
II January after has sleefiOn he
shall receive al annual salary Of
$500, payable quarterly out q
TIE revenues Of the city. All ord
=s=s@5 sd paris u yT7151s1ass N
conflict herewith sre hereby repeal
81. Tins ordinance sh2n take szas=
from AID after IL passage and
Publication a. Is required By law
c. K OLDHAM. Mayor.
Attest:
r. NJ. RINGO. Clerk
sept. :. 1917
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
AN ORDINANCE
Be IL Ordained b. the Mayor and
Beard Of Council Of the CITY of
nj Sterling, Ny:

That hereafter the Driver u the
Hoe Wagon shall b. elected By the
CgGceI AID for 4 tern Of two
Fezrs, - ;eraa q e5ss sAaH begin
On the fr-f Monday n January AZ
ter h. election and Qualification
and he shall receive the zane pay
and perform the same duties a. re-
g15re5 By law. Al ordnance and
par-s # qr6inaneez z c9nGie;
herewith are hereby repealed, and
this ordinance shall take effect from
end after IL pa--age and p1blica-
ton a. required by law.
{. K OLDHAM, Mayor.
Attest:
H. B. RINGO, Clerk.
Sept. :. 1917
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

When a neutral country decides
TO enter the war on the side of our
allies, the next thing to be decided
is the size of the loan we are to
grant her.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

Nashville, Tenn, which is "bone
dry" has $4,000 worth of contra
band booze stored in the death cell
in the county Jail, and old soaks of
that city are wondering if a death
sentence would not be a blessing in
disguise.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Pure Apple Vinegar.

Why do you want to put up your
canned goods with acid vinegar and
lose them when you can buy Pure
Apple Vinegar ~ Greenwade's7 E.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
AN ORDINANCE
Be II Ordained BY the Mayor and
Board of Council of the City OF
Mt. Sterling, KY:

That it shall be unlawful to rough
lock any wagon or other vehicle, or
to drag any harrow or other sharp
edged or toothed vehicle or imple-
ment over the asphalt streets Of the
City Of Mt. Sterling, KY, any one
violating this ordinance shall upon
arrest and conviction be fined
$1,000. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage
and publication as required by law.
C. X. OLDHAM, Mayor.
Attest:
II. NJ. RINGO, Clerk.
Sept. 4, 1917
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
AN ORDINANCE
Be II Ordained BY the Mayor and
Board of Council of the City of
Mt. Sterling, KY:

That hereafter al persons, firms
OF corporations desiring TO conduct
a soft drinking business in con
neetiOn with any pool or billiard
room or a lunch counter in connec-
ton with any pool or billiard room
OF both q lunch counter and soft
drink establishment In connection
with any pool or billiard room, or
any exclusive retail soft drink es-
Enlistment shall make written APP
piicaTion 10 the City Council for
such license 10 conduct such bust
ness, stating exactly the kind and
character of a business they expect
to conduct, its exact location. AL
ordinances and parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed, and this ordinance shall
take effect from and after its pas
sage and publication as is required
by law.
C. K. OLDHAM, Mayor.
Attest:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

81 IS. W." doe-u't mean Il Won't
Worl." There are also the 81
Won't Waste" organizations.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

We protest, however, that the
proposition to conserve used tin
cans isn't fair TO the goat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

That Dutch scientist who built =
room With vacuum walls 10 give
hiEn quiet, went 70 unnecessary
trouble and expense. Most any
business house that doesn't adver-
tise eoslS meet his need.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
The Royal Scotch Highlanders
in Daily Concerts
~REDUCED RAILROAD RATES.

President Wilson has decided that
conscientious scrupies need not
disqualify a man from active SER
vice in road building. Right Shout
der, shovelsl q
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

Ice cold watermelOns and eante-
loupes for August heat
Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

The Heulth and Welfare L4aEss
bs8d iss September meeting last Tues
Sar nffs-Dour- There was . rpcs
afiendnnet q the board members
urese1i and q new member was ad-
ded 10 the buunl Squire Clay FaEE.
Il the roa-fy-Wbo WI make tire
Lesrns a rllu1hls member Miss
Lon Lundur. Il Frankfort Who has
ss..szsis . ~ <-sriu1ru1Iiiy uursE Wu-E
here. ras present al the meeting
and a. eunsidsrlnr taking ND tire
work here during Mss Fros1's leave
q absence The Minstrel Ht5eh was
10 have been put Co this mouth was
t,es-pu1ed indefinitely Ozbsr mat
tiers Il business were discussed as
80 WAYS and means q maintaining
the League work The following
report for August was Submitted.
Number Of patients. q; number 81
nursing visits. los. number Of b1si-
Dess visits IS: number Of surgical
eases 3 number Of r8siro7.ali;sr
eases, 10: number Of paid fists, 2;
q patients sent 10 hospital,
/: died I; dismissed Il; total, 159.
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WELFARE DEPARTMENT

Number Of houses cleaned and
fUuigated- 2: number Of rural
schools visited. /. public talks, 2.
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Kentucky's Great Trots
LEXINGTON
45th Fall Meeting Oct. 1 to IS, 1917


SATURDAY, OCTOBER q
TIE Ernfufkr fB-yenr-oid UotteysD - kJtq9
nr~~Sers stakes (s-year-oids) ...-... eeeo
sIs Glass. TrOttinK ...s.s....------ 80
res Class, Paeing ..-......s........ lJSps
MONDAY, OCTOBER .
The CasfIetsn, Free-for-afi. TrgttinK-f 1909
Channpion FBfHrity n-year-oidsD..-- see0
ksIs Class, TrotftDg ....-......--s-. lee9
Zsos Class, Pacing .........s...s.s.s Bspe
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ..
The CurnberfaBd, zs0S Pacing. feeo
e; ;;;s-- s,s s: T,.;iisr -'- .9. 49,. isss
..ls Gas, Pneing ..............s. lee9
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
The Ashland. 1:Is TrOttinG -.......-f xJee9
Pzeszg FstaTfty f3-year-olds) ...-... xeeo
IN. hoard Of Commerce, Pacing 1.ses
Tuo-Year-Old Trotters ............. 1seoe
THURSDAY, OCT0BER II.
1.I2 Class. TrOtting ...............-t 100
$3.50 Class, Trotting ....-....-..s... 100
Z.lo Class, Pncing ............s..s.- l-Sys
Three-Year-Old TrOtters .......-.... LIS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT0BKR IL
AND Is RESERVED.
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LANDFOR RENT

81 acres, no improvements, all to be cultivated in
corn or wheat or oats, except acres, which is not
TO be cultivated.
127 acres, with room house, small stable, out
buildings, but no tobacco barn. acres can be put
in tobacco 50 acres in corn wheat and 80 acres in
oats. Of the ground for corn 20 acres or more is
Slate bottom and extra good.
Land must be rented this month and will be leased
for cash or negotiable note. Come and see me now
and go and look the lands over and see the present
crops
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
c. K. OLDHAM, Mayor.

H VI. RING0, Clerk.
Sept. 4, 1917
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

H. D. KINGO, Clerk
Sept. :. 1917