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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Seke ses.n sentides See'
mamnsbans.

Sas oeuttbe SeenlnnnSbnus oil
Sation Sirate, Sobofru, bas aud
lcA ipdbrenS bes ictiecii ariegs5p.
itanoes elmer sroben an5abl BON beut.
lten SeeIeuteE cine Seimitdtte sebo.
teH bat, III rutnniebr nit Sd,liebiin1
herrobt. Sod Der wieloung elmer
Jta9rid,ten.a .agentlr BAT Der polBei.
def bon $oCoten. gatrid 3apeS, ocn
9unoes. Sitti5beparteme1t in @oib.
ington eincn 9eridt unierbreitei, in
Dem Die Sd,!icBlns oes Seemnuns.
tniieS uno Sirernierime ieirer
Sniaiien diif Gais Sslano enlpfobIen
ipito. gesriiuoet miro bieic Soroerimg
init oem Siuueis, bab oas Seim Der
SeeIeute IN Der Rabe Der Sapal. ino
Slopo-Tiers on 9iiper Ctr. Die jrtt
'peeresgreteu oienen. io,pie Der 2adn.
DonHa.Sabn lmb Der. Scrip Staiionea
aeIcecn Iei. Seine Sltiaiien. iiber bum.
bert WauD, ieien gum sr6Bten 9beii
ieinolihe Nisidnoer uno iriiber aui
SeuiitcH SmloeIsi@iiieu beitiitigi
poroeH.
Nie Der Smispater bes Geenlanns-
failfes. Serr $nas. einen geridter.
iiaiter Der sH. q. Stants. 9citing'
.mitibeilte. fonnte er eine YeitGtisune
Der Gabridlt 6ur9 goli5eifei Sapes
ni9t erIaneeu 2cyierer CAB mir 81.
oaB Die Observation-Disclosures iibertric.
ten icien. Serr Saas fiibrt Die eings.
Ieitetc Rabnabme geeen Sas Zee.
maHnsbaiis aui cine 2In5eise tes gs.
HaDors bon SoboteH. Seorge SorBa.
lex, Snriid. 9ieier 5Gbe felt eeraumc.
3cit ncridiicoene Sniniien bee Seim5
n ieinem SoteIbetrieb beidniiigt. Gle
Sclitc ieien abr nit Der ibncn 5Itbeil
acporoenen gebaloIuug iino Dem ac.
rlrsen 2obn uidDt juiricoen ge:oeien
OCd 5nIest bel %olBnles beIfditist
aeipeienen 2irbcIteru iel ioanr ein
Geil fIreS 2obnes oorentbalten iror.
zen. glus biefem 8rllnbe bdtte ibm, ais
el erlteiit iint arbeitssrdfte nadirogis.
enc sIbiage ertbeilt lperoen nriiilcn.
"a Gle SelIte iiGt innrnit uno jonoers
tDeigerien, bic angeiragenc geit,dfti.
JinJ anjnlebmen. Beiter tbeiIte bef
pcLaDerIuaIier Soas nit. SaB bic iilei.
iiea Der ssnfaiIen arbeit aeilmoen bat.
ser. bunoert Wnnn babe er iiir eine
Sabofsinru nngeiporben.
Sm 0eitid,en Seemannsbdalic aeGs
IS riibig uTlo nritnnoie Sli. Seine sSn.
icIItn idnoeu oorI eine innbere, anae.
nebnle uno biaioe Seimit1tte. 9ie ge.
oab Die oortieen ionitdren
;IniIalloe siue gefabr in fjd i.bl5fcp,
ic; oemladl battles lin nber alles 81
Ocmeioea, ipcs auitob coer gerbaft
erregen f6nne. bote er ben 9eIefnal.
FER nanentIid in Den abenoihnhen
tart Ireqnsntiert fplIrte, norIGufil
Scifloiien. Gaburd, ieien natiirlid Si,
seiitc. oi, 0on ionit iriefIid beicinan.
Ter aelnnit bdtteu. alif tie Strabc oil.
Ie,uieien.
Smnterhin bofit Sauscoter Sans
,ab cine llnterinGing Der 9erbaImiH,
mo oes Ssbers I'm SeemdnnsSauis
ibicIut feinen 0ulnb fir ieiiv
sdIiebnng oeben perbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

Sm 9aufe tam ss gu siner
IebbGftsH Debutte uber bic J2a6runos
mittelz zSittatur uno bic uorousiittli.
6sn OittatOreu, gu beHeu aud rcr
truber 10 9Gufis genannte 80riianer
8aru4 gebOrt. 0ieiem puroe Don ben
GefurporterH Der 9ittatur naGas.
rubmt, bag er Die &upfer= ;5ntereiiers
ten DerdnluBt babe, i1re 0aqre fir Is
Gents Ods PfunO gu lieferH uno Fol.
der Aetie Der Regierunq oisl 9elo az.
ipart babe. 0isIes 9eroienfi MUIR,
BON Spre6er GIart ni6t aepiirbint.
oa er ben Sabresaustpeis Der lltob
GoPper @ompanp anfiibrte, Der erieben
laBt. bab oieie Rupfer su 81 Gents
oas I5Funo geliefert babe. BON sineu
onoeren Reprdientanteu purbe borquF
htn9spteien, oab Der greis Don IS
eents niat 9dru6 3ulie6e q noeTekf
fpuroe, fonbern I'm bur6 bisfen ge-
pets Don PdtriOtismus cine boh,
Stsuer duf ben Erofit Der Rupfer.
berstpsrte ab8upsbrsn. 4ber in Der
Sduptfa6e pdreR bic Reber oeaer Sic
@ofHt beg Sendts geri6tst. bi.
Stsuern fir bic srOben aorporationen
bsoeuteno berabaufeben unb ben Mue.
Jan in ben Steuersinna6men bardb
gonos gu beden SIN 6auie beItsbt bi.
gnii9t SaB bic Rriesstpfen ntSt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

Die Sietion, bab ipenn eng
lamb unb feline 9srbInbstsn untsrlie'
gen, mir ben S9abensriag fur eisii
Su 6eSabIsn bGtten, pirb nit srrbeI
.Sebarrliatsit luieoerbolt, trpsosu III
aQss sssen ii9 bat. Sn geSus Gui
5rantrsla unb Rublanb lGbt iia oui
nit aaer Ssitimmibeit nadpeiien
SeutI9laHo bat 9sbiete iener Gambler
i'm SeIis uno tann 9risgsenti4de;'
guug Don ibnen sintreibeu, inosm e
bic @sbists ni9t frsi sibt. bis feline
9eIoforberunseu erfiiIt pOrosu iiue,
9as I6lisbt iene Gambler ppn orrnz
berein aus. A5as Gnglanb betrlfft,
70 bat oieies an ben Solonisn in
9lfrita Elm Jauitpfano sssen Seutfdls
Lamb, 70 oaB gtbteres nur ben Nors
I9log MAIDEN lam, oab es duf S6ds
oenerias per3i4tst, fpenn GHgIuno bic
SplOnisn pisoer freight. ISdhriqein'
Iih pirb Der @ersIei9 in Der gGeiie
erfOIssn, bGB 0eutTdluuo iid srit
oann aus gslgieu 5uriid3iebt, nutocm
GnsIaUb Die beuti6en aolonien Sus
riideritattet bat. @on pelter Seits
man baber bisis Sruee beleu6ten mag,
1T unter allen lmitdnbsr uusgei5iois
fen, oab ariegsentfbdbisuns BON ben
Der. Stauten eeforoert perben tonrte.
sanS abeeiebsn buOpn, bab Oeutft'
lamb ni9t i'm 9eiiB Don amerilanis
I6em 9ebiet 1T unb es aud uismaIs
fsin pirb. Gber 1T bic WOsli5teit
pprbauben, mas freilib aud nur cine
Guberit nebeIbafte Sbeoris III, buB mir
S9abeneriab Don Seutialaub fOrberu
tTnnten. Benn bieits untsrIisgsn
fpats unb amsritaniibe Sruppen irG
Yeiss Don bsuti9em @ebiete Fnb.
bann t0nnten mir bic 5rsisGbe besieI'
ben bon Der Seoineune abbdngig mos
fen, bab uns cine Srisgsemf6dbis
gung be3abIt ptrb. Dab aber Deutfc5'
lamb jemaIs in Der Gage mare. oou
lns cine arissssnti3dbiaune 81 fors
bern, 1T Elm gang unsep0bnli6 ubnor'
ner 9ebante, Don bem mir nitt p'r'
tsbeu tDnnen, tpie sr i'm grnit rorgc'
9ra6t iperben tonnte. Die sbaiIdts
II, bab mir 9euii6lanb isbr srobtr
S6oben sufiisen t6nnsn, aber tisies
,biOIut uuBsr Stunbe 1T. oas gIsias
Jegen uns gu t6un.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

gum er6btsn Sbsiis bon ben armeu.
ipnbsrn bon ben Rsi4sn sttrassn ipsr.
ben ipiitsn unh bisit Rsinungsmr.
I1isbenbsit ipiro gu neuen unb ipubr.
fbetnli3 nod ishr Iaueen &dmpfsn
fiibreu. pmn Der Senat bic 5aus.SiIl
umsearbsiitt bat. gber. ipis mir be-
rsits seiast baben. III bieisr aompi
unn0tbis. Dsun bas Sriessprosramm
in Der @eiis, ME bic albMiniitrutiOu
ss beabf6tist. our6esfiibrt psrhsH
ion, bonu tptrbsH fctpobl bi, Reihen.
ipie bic Qrmsn DOR Gntieben iibsr h:
SteusrIuitsn, bic iis trusen miifen.
aufi9reien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

gs 1T gun3 unbegreif i
lid pis bic Ra6ri6t BON Der db'
fa6rt unTsrer 3eritOrers6IOtte mad
Gnglano our &enutriB Der Seuti4sr
gsIangt Isin i0nnte. AIenn oeuifht
SpiOns in bieiem 2anbe bon Der abs
fabrt puBtsn, pis mar es ibnen mOg'
lid, bic Radriht gu iibermitteIn, bd
linen bod ipeOer ein Subel, NOD cine
bra6tloIe Station sur 9erfiisung
itebt2 @ir limb Der Qniidt, bab oieie
Spionassgei9ihte cine baltlois Wutb.
mabuns 1T. Die ein3ise 56sorIe, Die
uns baltbar eriaeint, DGre, oab bic
oeutf9e Ndrine in Der Grpdrtung,
bab omsritarii4s Sriessi4iffe bsriis
bertommsn piirben, DOT Osriaiecersu
euglii9en SGfen Minsn eelest tnt.
SeIbftOeritdnbIid mug untsriu9t ner'
ben, ob Spionage OOrIiegt, qber man
ioQte midi mad art unisrsr snsliiben
grsife Die gepaetsiten 8srmutbuns<n
aIs SAutia3e sslten IafIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Sm ssuat tbeilts 9OGis nit,

Sm Seuat tbeiIte 9olis nit,
bab iunerbaEb elmer Meile Dom Sas
pitpl &inoer in ben 4btaussiibsn
na9 Rabruus iu4en. 0espegeH pers
langt er elRs i4leuHige ssiesIiae AoHs
trole iiber bic preiie Don 9ebeusmtts
teln. Die 9ilfe, bic sr ii6 oapon Ders
ipri4t, 1T mebr ais SpeifeIbaft. Gs
tommt Deniger odrauf IN. psl6sr
preis feItgeieBt rpiro, ais Oh ettpas gu
efen porbanoen If. gBiirbs Der qrsis
bon einsm Qaibe grpb auf einen Gent
angeieBt, 10 pore Das niats ais Qptn.
peHn iiberbaupt tein BrDD OorbanDen
lit. IS pirb oies in bsbeutsnoem
Wtube bel uns Der SaQ isiu. gGeuu
mir ben groBteu 5beiI unierer Gdb=
rungsmittel auber 2anbes iatten,
bann mub bel uns Elm bedngItissnSer
WtaHgel etntreten uno Der 8orpucf
mug erboben iuerbsn, bab mir bierin
nit unDerantportli6er Sorglofe.eit
bdHoeln. 9Hr i6i6eH ben Wei3en,
ben mir ieBt baben, in unbegrsu5ter
geengeU uaa europa, obne 8u piFeu,
tpie i4Isdt bic @rnte ausfdlen niro.
DAP ite idle4t fein fpiro, if cine az
eemsiu 3useitanbene 56atia6e, aber
ipenu lie ii4 nod Ihlsdter erpelfen
folts, oaur tanr F6 cine Sunaers.
nDt5 etHitslIen, peun Der aIte Wei,en
fort 1T unb Der grtrdg an nsuenl
gSet5eu nod binter ben i4limmitsH
erfDortllngen 5uriitblei6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
9tIonb,rt o.anrt

Dis'grou DirsiiOr ifi Elm, I,ib,n.
ifaftlife 5r.unOiH i65nen gsI,,
perfs. aae ibre 9sooui.n fr,iT,n nm
Sisie sOilsti.nObisiit. R.uli6 ipmmi
ils aus BEN WpbItbdiiaisitsion,ert
nnb riibmt bsfoHbus bic p,ibtpoIl,
6pmns on ben p.ls. Riemanb lpeih.
NOS fle meint. Gnbli4 r,siiirt n. ons
osm Gebd3tnib bi, srIts G.Tnnassil.
nss eisbss .Gu msins sssls. bu msir
Real.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Quf bic ertldrung otl

Quf bic grtldrung ots
fraus0fI9sn 9rsmiers Rlbot, bar
Srantreia ni4t eber bic Bafien ME
6erlegen psroe, aIs bis es in ben 8siit
Don GliaB,9Otbringen geIaugt lei, sr'
ilGrt ielbIt Elm fold ausgsiprpdeHss
Sraan oes 5riepens, pis Der .90r'
pGrts", OaB es beiier iei, ben sampI
mob Sabre lang fort5uieBen, aIs oieI'
JprOeruns 6rantrei4s gu sr'iren.
Saraus lGbt iia bic 9eiinnung oes
ibriaen Oeuti6Ianbs srmsheu. BaS
RibOt Iagt, 1T nidts Gnoerss. aIs
bo9erdoissr Wabniinu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
SauSaAsriii GnsIanbs sesea Die
Sarfei.
Don
GensrdIIsutnunt J. .. D. GrSsnns

0itemaI qaI9os WarI6 burd bic
iprii6e Bfifie. gtnsrifIs Der
glGiirten sesen bi. 9iirtei an brst
Ssiter. - Der Beg, auf iDeItem
RapOIeon gs;O9su mar. - Die Giss
osrIage bel 81 Saga. - Ter 5sI0s
Sus ssssn 8osoao. - Die aaHPfs
am Sigris. - Der armsniiasions
taiif9e 5elbjug Rubldnbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

S6Rig George p fl ma t
Rurtuffeln. Dos pGre niat n0t9tg
gepeien. bate iein Batter nidt Blno
geIGt pOfIr @usIdno Isst SiArw
erntei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

RAID islft fi6 osS Slid; bor uus,
I'M Gaitei unten elimmi Elm biinnss,
aeibss aift, SoIbaisEf,usr. stein
Ruum fir Ghrfurdi Dor bsm tobien
Sieine. 6isr Iis1en 9biirinatr obsr
SdIfpa6sn an R1nbt bss Orients In
ihnsihtnbsr 9aIts i'm briitm Sabrs -
ieibsr unb idmpfsu fir elm fsrnts
@sni6snsisl.
@ir ihlsiden zen Sniisl bfnn6.
s5n eintm aufsefpiiblisn @rabsn plobs
lih gsipenittr. Elm idiaf,uber. sia
ioisr Rumdns. 81 lissi auf bsm aiir
den. taIb emporssri9ist. ben aopi
aur Ssiis. Warmprnfriebli6. ptbsr
Mdtx nod Miilsib beifhenb, Ihon
aans Rntar ssporbsn. limb bennod;
iraent etfpas in uns lodi, bisIen
9pb..n Al btbausrn. slls ob bic
S6om iia in uns rsete iiber bi.fsu
sansen bluiissn JrrFun bic S6dm
seatniiber htm rsinsn 9immel unb be,
tolisn tlarsH Roft,
am Beuer lissen Iie, i'm Grabsn,
biht sufdmmengshriidi. Das 5eusr
mug snns tlein 6.;:5eH; es bari nidt
iladtrn. ss bari nidt raudsn. iOnit
i6isbi es bon briiben. Der grabtn if
cbne 6oIs, obne Dedune. Rein Strob.
fem qebm. 9cm goben unb BON ben
@6nber bts @rdbens alissrt gRsif unb
Gis. Die Wdnner riibrn li& ui4i.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-13

which vas at one time the Henry Wal
lace place, and thence on north to the
Ohio river en- William Barnett's place
on the line between Barnett and Craw-
ford. Thence down the river including
Plew's ISLAND and To-heed island and
Hurricane island and thence to the
place Of the beginning. as submitted
and approved in 1916.
And it Is further ordered that the
Sheriff Of Crittenden county. Ken
lucky, do hold on the 22nd. day Of
September. 1917. at the school house
at Tou in Crittenden county. Ken
lucky, between the hours of 500 A. ~.
and 400 P. NJ. an election for the
purpose Of taking the sense Of the
legal white voters within the above
described boundaries constituting the
proposed graded common school dis
trict, upon the proposition whether or
not they are for or against an annual
graded common school tax in the sum
Of fifty (.50 cents on each One Hun.
dred Dollars worth OF the property
assessed within the above described
boundaries. anc belonging to said white
voters or corporations. and in addition
thereto an annual poll tax Of 81 so per
capita On each white male inhabitant
over txenty-one years OF age residing
in said proposed graded common school
district, all for the purpose OF main.
tanning graded common school within
the proposed graded common school
district and for erecting. purchasing
or repairing suitable buildings for said
purpose therein. aLd for any and all
further necessary incidental expense
to the carrying on and conductiDgla first
class graded school at Tou in Critten-
den county, Kentucky
Its further ordered that said elec.
ton is to be held for the purpose Of
eIectilg five trustees for the proposed
graded common school district. said
trustees wha'. elected to be divided
into three classes in accordance with
Kentucky Statutes. ,47l and 4l69a.
JNo. &. ASHER,
Judge CrltteDden County Court,
A Copy Attest.
l.. E. GUESS,
clerk Crittenden County Coart.
b, >FFA WILBoRN. ID. {.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-13
SEVEN SPRINGS

The infant of Rowland Collins
died at the home Of Will Eaton
in this vicinity Thursday morn.
ing August the 9th. The re.
mains were taken to Panhandle
fer interment.
Miss Myrtle Patton and little
daughter Lucy and Mrs. Cordie
Grimer visited Mrs. Polite Pat.
ton Wednesday.
Mr.. LaRue Principal teacher at
Boaz and Miss Ruby Dean As.
sistant, visited their folks at
Marion Saturday and Sunday.
The nice stock barn belonging
to Mr. Riley Brasher was struck
by lightning Sunday afternoon
and burned. Mr.. Brasher also
lost a nice calf which was in the
barn, and a hog was SO badly
burned it will die, besides some
others things which were 10 the
building that was valuable. We
understand that Mr.. Brasher had
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-13
Then And Now.

Twenty-Five years ago when |
entered the newspaper business
at Calvert City. a hog came up
in front of my office. Wien |
required of him his business, he
said. My master needs money
and wants to sell me, and ask
ed him what money it would take
to buy him. He remarked, |
weigh 200 pounds and it will take
81 to secure me from my master.
| said. you are mine, and he
passed into the backyard.
twenty-five years after that
time. which was during the past
few days. another hog came up
in front Of my Office. | asked
him his business. He replied.
My master needs money and |
come to know If you will buy
M. asked him the price. He
said. | weigh 200 pounds and i.
will take $40 to buy me. | said.
not me. and he turned and walk.
ed away, switching his tail and
turning up his nose, saving that
in less than one month il | 90,
him | would have to pay $50 fol
him. This is an increase in the
value of the hog during the past
twenty five years Of over SOC
per cent. but after all that. a
hog is a hog. pre- or 70 price. =
Editor Calvert City Timss.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-13
Order For Election asto
Graded School District.
CRIrTENDEN COUNTY COURT.

IN RE petition of Jno. n, Guess,
and others to fix boundary Of proposed
graded common school district, in 9TH
Magisteriai District.
Be il remembered that on this the
18th. day Of August, 1917, the same
being regular term Of the Crittenden
County Court. there coming on to be
heard the above petition, there being
no answer or objection filed thereto
and it further appearing that said pc.
tition was signed by more than twenty
FIVE per cent Of the legal white voters
of said proposed district VITO are tax
payers in said district of the said
county. which petition asks this court
fix the boundary OF the proposed grad.
Ell common school district. and to order
an election to establish a graded com.
mon school. and it further appearing
that petition is approved by the coun.
ty board of education and II
further appearing that the petition is
approved b! the Superintendent Of the
common schools Of CrIttenden County.
Kentucky, and 1t further appeari 2
that no part of the boundary Of said
proposed graded common school d.
trict will be more than two and one.
half miles from the school house, the
court being advised, 1t is considered
and adjudged and hereby ordered that
the following boundaries shall he
spread upon the order book Of this
court as the boundaries of the pro.
posed graded common school districl
to-wit:
DIVISION No. ToLU
SUBDISTRICT No ~
Beginning at the Ohio river on what is
known as the B ,nnett place, including
it; Thence south with the Wallaceierry
road to the forks Of said road and the
Carrsvile road; Thence southeast with
said Carrsvile Road to what is known
as the Bill Jones place, excluding him
Thence east with an old military line
to the. Charlie Stone place on the Tolu
and Sheridan read, including Stone;
Thence crossing said road continuing
east, including James 7. Wright,
Thence to William Barnett's place in,
Guiding it; Thence 10 the Stone place
occupied by Tom Sleamaker; Thence
north to the Dr. o. Dixon place, ex.
GLIDING the Dixon houses, but including
the house further north on the nm.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-13
p OGRAN OF PRINCETON PRESBY7ERY

T be held at Flat Lick Chc~ ir-' 0''hV Kentucky Oct
an 10Th. a d 1uh, lgl7 ~,
TUESDAY EVENING OCT 9TH.
73g Opeul sermon 10y tie nit III oera'or Rev. j. R. krg
Pol cal.
FL elon of N der to-"
Adjourn ment
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION.
500 R,l,.8
9i5 D,y,i,a.l Sc vi, co dI,'eI b, u g Carter
S:i5 Prsty er,al CUISINES A.p'i '"''' Vi committees
$50 Reading of disc ur e. by tr4 y'lns men
HOO Comnnnio ssryc Re- HItn watson preaching the
sermon adR.v C. T Bocher admnstering the sacrament
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 Sunday School, and Young Peoples Work Program be
arranged by special comm tee,
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7so Wm,ns Presvtera meeting Program be arranged by
them.
THURSDAY MORNING.
800 Roll call
Sis Devotional services co1i1el oy o. MN 'ey
S:45 PtesBytera business
II 100 Sermon by Rev. J. r. King.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200 Presbyteral business.
o:SO Selecting place to hold the next Presbytery.
245 Report the Commissioners to the last General Assembly
THURSDAY EVENING
7O sermon on the Doctrines Of the Cumberland Prebyte
Church BY Rev. T. C. Newman. Adjournment.
All visitors and delegates who mean to attend the Pesby
tery are requested to send their e. NJ Damn Lafayette
XIV All DELEGATES will be met Hendon, KY. Only train
will be met the afternoon train on tuesday Oct 9h and you
will be conveyed back to the station Friday morning.
Come stay through the entire session OF Presbytery. All
north of Princeton will have Monday and spend
the night in Princeton.
Rev. j. R. King Moderator
H. N Lamb. Stated Clerk
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A MOTHERS GRATITUDE
Many q Mother In Marion VIII Ap.
preClale The Following

Macy strong man and many a
healthy woman has much for which to
thank mother The care taken during
their childhood brought them past the
danger point and made them healthy
men and women Thousands OF chill.
dren are bothered with ncontinedce Of
urine. and inability TO retain It Is oft.
times called a habit. II is not always
the children's fault-in many cases the
difficulty lies with the kidneys. and
can be readily rlghtej. A Marion
mother tells how .he went about it.
Mrs. G. ". Patterson. Elm & Gum
streets, Marion. says: "A member OF
my family was troubled with weak
condition of the kidneys. This caused
considerable distress when suffering
with colds. as the kidney secretions
come too frequent in passage a,
these times. mad often heard OF
Dosns Kidney Pills and got box at
Haynes & aylor's Drug Store. One
box cured the complaint in short or.
der | can certainly recommend Deans
Kidney Pills to any mother who has
children suffering from weak kidneys u
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Dom,
simply ask for a kidney remedy ge,
Doan's Kidney PiIls-,he same tina,
Mrs Patterson recommends. Foster
Milburn Co.. Prop,.. Buffalo. n. Y.
IS
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BELMONT
DELAYED from las, week.

A'5-r' Mrl ,tLeil and wife. Of
NJ ion, sr,Sur day the guests
o J5hr McConne,l.
f. De- oe AID family visited
Ia tie n,p.o. ne shvorhood Sun.
day mo guests OF her father,
Lig- Ita.,or.
j. frank Conger, OF Ardmore.
Okla. who has been 'i';ting his
daughter. Mrs. Fred Crsyne.
h.s returned rome.
Bud lamcs aid vife were
guests VI ternon Clayne and wife
Monday.
jim McPearson and family, Of
Illinois, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Beulah Alexander, Of
Enon. who has been the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Hattie Crider.
returned home Sunday, Miss
Esther Drury. also of Enon. &C
companied her.
Cecil Alexander has purchased
Ed Thurman's place, We have
not learned whore Mr.. Thurman
is going.
The school is progressing NICE
ly with Ray mond Smart as
teacher.
Vernon Crayne and wife were
guests of Hu'ey Guess and wife.
of Piney Greek, Saturday and
Sunday.
Ben Order and wife were in
Marion shopping one Gay last
week. Little Rose.
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no insurance at all on this build.
ing and it Is a to,al loss to him.
Miss Willie Daughtery and
Aunt Jane Branham of Caldwell
Sprifgs were visiting Elihu
Dalton and family Tuesday.
Riley Brashtr and brother
Persey were in Marion Satur-
DAY. 10.
Mrs. Jane Davis of near Pink
NEVILLE was the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Cordie Grimes
Saturday highland SUNDAY.
Mr. Nimmo the Watkins agent
from Marion was in our vicinity
Saturday.
Oscar Patton and Dewey
Grimer were visiting M. l.. Pat
ton Sunday.
A large crowd from this place
attended the burial of Ed Per-
kins near Frances Friday.
Roy Campbell mas gone to
Arkansas on a visit.
Jim Patton and Family of
Caldwell Springs visited relatives
here Sunday.
We were blessed with a fine
rain here Sunday which was
gre''lv appreciated.
kew. j. 4. h.n.o', ing o.
Emmaus delivered a We ~ rat.
hetic and lmpressiv- talA over
tn remains OF Ed Perkins VINO
was buried at his home place
nea- Frances tr CAY ftartoon.
BrN. kinsolvinc "s,d a. y foun.
da n for his rema. e., the Is
chapter Of fist r"-i""ie-.
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Novel Water Heater,

one Of the numerous new electric
heaters has the form OF nickel tube
seven Inches long, with thoVisual cord
and plug connecting to n limp socket.
The resistance coil In the tube becomes
Intensely hot very quickly, and II Is
clI med that shaving water In which
the tube Is immersed will be heated
In less than n minute. In little longer
time smnll quantities Of water or other
liquids Gun be- raised to boiling. ~
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Really. Kate" said the young man
In considerable agitation. II SIN very
sorry | lost my head and kissed you.
| didn't think what I was doing. II is
sort OF temporary insanity In our
family" "well. Roy" replied the
young woman. III you ever feel any
more such attacks coming on, you had
better come right here where your In.
trinity Is known, and We will take care
Of you."-New York Times.
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Farm For Sale.

Good fruit and stock farm OF
$50 acres. One-half mile from
Rodney 3 and one-hslf miles
from Sullivan comfortable four
room house 2 barns. cemented
cistern a spring and 2 ponds.
Will sell cheap if purchased
soon. J.. c. Truitt,
Rodney phone, Sullivan T.. /.