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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
NO USE FOR TRUNKS ORSUIT CASES
What Drafted Men Should Take With
Them When Sent to Camp.

Drafted men who are sent to mo-
bilization camps are directed in army
regulations to take a minimum of
civilian clothing and personal arti-
cles. Toilet articles, towels and hand
kerchiefs are recommended and no
objection will be made to two chan.
ges of udderclothing, but other ar
ticIes are frowned upon.
Attention is called to the fact that
civilian clothing will be discarded
when camp is reached, and to those
not desiring to send apparel back
home it is suggested that clothing
not worth keeping be worn. The men
may carry only light hand baggage
on the train. and as suit cases and
handbags will not be allowed!for per-
manent use at camp, articles may be
carried in bundles if desired.
Before reporting to local boards
drafted men should have their hair
cut very short, be bathed and wear
clean clothing.
To insure quick communication
with his family, each recruit is ad-
vised to provide himself with post
cards or stamped envelopes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
Aut0.|ntoxication
Causes Death

DO you know why you have sick
headache, diabetes, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and liver or kidney troubles?
It's because you are being poisoned
by products Of your own body. Your
organs Of elimination are not work.
ing properly. Waste material that
should be thrown out is being retained
10 poison and intoxicate your system.
That could not happen Il the bowels
we're kept open with Granger Liver
Regulator. This splendid preparation
IS purely vegetable and non-alcoholic.
Demand Granger Liver Regulator at
your drug store-25c q bo1-and take
40 other. There is nothing "just ~
rood" .
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06

There are over 1000 recruits at
the Port Royal marine station. and
during August not a denerit was
given.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06

See P S COURTNEY for Coffins, Cas-
kets and Undertaker's Supplies.
Night or day. Prompt Service.
9-6-8t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

TORT gnieelie. ri bar Jet li0t al,
bporleoes Aoms 9iifop ira at bure
DC anrige 9iifoppers 9i9emauo e.
terbaanOen blep 0ere5 @ooeo. 1ten
ct 69pc0 ar 10 mango 2enmer,
% ale Dixie 2cnHtr 6Ieo iaa bans
0jenefe Ni0 Senneute oeiaO Ter
ifclli9 9ian9. 6grit tom Grte6i
i2er, oereiter 9iiper, iaa Com.
propiter % aapeIlaner. Si0it TOM
Mieni1nlauo. lille 5gie0c iig i blino
2poig5e0 for oeres GoerorOneoe,
% Dr. ior0reoe iamme 6linOe 2p.
0iabeo al oere5 u%u0ergione. Homs
gniHle Militarlsme blcD M oDer-
fgrt paa airfens 6orbolo. 8e Den
Ira CIV lqro. hsi eller Lap, JON
Doueoe at lerre 10 %, ban bleo
itrafs lDit / Ban. STE ct bliue no
lott al 9anoet, par at gaa | ben
uisie 6~ortabelie. @ar oct Ell Yanos.
iprite. blep Der lo9t Snteroift paa
belle bans SanO me0 oets SnobD8.
gere. Saa beo oct: ingen aloffe,
ringning, @uostienelte mellem Ord
pe, ingen 9egraUelie i inooietSoro,
ingen 2poi8beO moo S%anosberren.
2anosberren par 10 fun S98man0
% oerior airtens llnOergione, Der
for bapoe airfen Niogt ooer BAN
j alle Iing. Supoe @uo life al
Na8t % al Get? SaoOe ban life
gioet .0enne Qia9t % Ret til
Sanft @eter2 geiaO life Reter
TO Souro2 alrnoe ban life JiDe
Sparoet til oen, ban oiloe, mar
iauot BAN u9roig oertil? Bar
life @auen Sanft Eeters lOpli9e
efteriglger? Nauen par. Solen,
aeiieren Niaanen, % Oiaanen mao
bente lit 2ps ira Solen. airfen
reprpienteret oco Bapen, @itos
iStats6oloer % ariiti SteOfOrtre.
ser. 6auoe 0lagt ooer alt % ale.
1ortiptteg pan Sloe i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

5sroel bar pIeiet i9uoeliabeO.
(adp. 10, 49,
Qiit 5olf 6eloer til 5raialO ira
mia. Caap. If. y
GRAIN bar omringet mig meo
.gp1n. Sap. -, ~
Samaria ifoI booe; t6i Ben bar
paret genitrioig imoo @uO. (aap.
II, ~
Sim cen &ei too aa6en ior IS
rael. Oct bar Omoen0eliens
Bel; men Den piloe 5sracl life gaa
paa, oerfor fom oen irDgtelige
3om. Zen ionmne 2op gploer emo
Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
Sarpel.

Get er Dig, Cana College og Erin.
Seminarium, ri tager 9lfifeo meo
ior 9lar, og ri oil iige dig 1af,
forOi 0a after gap os 2D inoen ior
oine Mitre / oct iuunone Mar.
0ua0 Oh err for os, foritaas nGp-
pc al Dem, iom life oirefte ltaar !
6orbinoelie meo Dig; men DIN I'll.
blioelie ifploes olligeoel o%iierpil'
lige Sierter o. anbne Bengepinge,
% oct beoite al alt er Dog, at pi
tror, Serrens @eliianelie boiler
ouer oig, % at BEN @erning, Der
spes inoen ior oine 8pgge, fan
blioe 6etragtet meo 8elbebog al
BAN. 9(tter / Q(nr fit en- bel Del
al os unge COB til at moe goot
al oia, oi paoifenner oit arbeioe
oq boaber, on MAJ bnpe en- ltor
iSrelltlo nor otg bldilof oort Soll.
st i5folenar er altiaa Iorlebet,
oa ni mac pitt faloe oct ct oellpffet
Sfoleaor; men iaa mao oi 10 o9ian
hlife, at bette 9egreb life bar til
Goruoietning, bpor file ltnoerifuo'
oct er, ener boor tort OperIfuo'
oct (9) err; tbi for De Mpno, Der
ifal itoa iom 9eoere ior Sfoler
o. aerre bill 6ens Sci, maa Del
10 bore en- Semifo Tor SasenS
Grcmgang, nanr De iinanciell'
2psrgsmaal ifal bore Drummer ee
4 alt.
alt er eaaet goot efter ON
Itrnoigbeoerne Get gennem Gin
o~enterbriner). De gnmle Srrere
hpis Observation-Disclosures, man e
| blcpen fenot meo, par tilbage. lin
ocrpisuingcn sif fin jrpne o.
ltstte Sang. @i bapoe parlnc %
huqqe(iae @rrelIer % TT en- no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
gint for Communicating al
SiDrIe1i 1917.
III Is. Q. s.
Yroictcn 6uiens.

Hroieten 0oieas par ianoipnlig.
pis Ell ialiltioig meo Hroieterne
Giaias, Soel. Amos % Micba.
5~iospnnftet Tor bans BirfionpbeO
angrper Dan ielp Sap. +, |.
San oaterer oct unOer aongerne:
lbia9, Sotban, Mas % 95edias /
Suoa Hige og UNDER 5eroboam
oen Atnoen / Ssrael. 1iosrummet
omiatter aarene ca. 798-722
4. str.
@na0 Eroieten Seremia5 par ior
SllOa Aige, BET er Frofeten so
ieas Tor Ssraels NiBe. 8aa bet
5ioSpuntt oisie TO eIifelige BRO
ietififfelier leoe0e, bar ben aanoe.
.lige Sitliation iaa0an begge ri.
ger, at 0omnlen par ui8enfaIoelig
beiluttet al Serren. Wten troos
bette, at 0ommen life funoe al
.0enOes. iaa par Der alligepeI en-
@erning, Der ifuIoe gsres.
Solicit / lin Selbeo Itnloe oioe,
at oets 6oroerpelie og 8ommen,
iom fom ouer oct, par bets egen
.Sfplo.
Gen lille Slot. iom iaa 9re.
ben o. oen peliortiente Strai, Den
ifuloe treites. % enfelte maaite
funoe reOoes iom granoe no Al
Sloen.
ut ~foreboloe Ssrael bets SDn-
Der, at forfpuOe straiieoommene
oerior, at treite De %beOrspeoe og
noreffe en- b~iplpenoe 9onno til
Be enfelte, ser enonu Den eIIeute
|lShtno piloe bere Omoenoeliens
Reit, oct par 8roietens Opgaue.
@roietens 300 iaIoer | TO so.
peoaiinit.
Get ierite afinit omiatter slap.
t-3. 5 bette Mint 9ipes Der
os en- ipmboIif 6remitiIling ON
Ssraels 5orbolo til Serren. 5s-
rael er en- trolss grno. groIssbeo
er 9agtesiolfets tore 9rsoe; men
naar oct ompenoer JIG oil Ser
rem trolooe iig meo Ssrael til eoi9
1io. QSe Sap. 1, 1920
Oct anOet sGinit om6auolcr aap.
ia. =.
Oette itore aiinit er en- iarnmer.
brnaenoe 3pffe al 1aler, Der olle
anar no paa, at uiie Ssrael bets
mango % groue Spnoer, Der cr
aarIagen til Den forfproeIige 8om,
DER M bGnger oper bets Sopeo.
vi angiper blot %islgenoe Sinf
meo 9rofetens esne Orb, iaalp-
oenoe:
Ssraels 9srnl Der er Ell Sano-
beo % ei aarIigbeo og ei @itos'
fumoifnb I oanoet. Mop. 4, ~
Smoo Serren bar De banolet tro'
leit, (aap. 8, ~
8 SSracls Sils bar iaa lei
arueIige qing. (aop. 6, 100.
GRAIN bar last lila eiter esgn
(aap. 7, -
Ssrnel oar opertraaot min Vag1
o. iorbruot fla inioo min COB
Canp. s, ~
Ssrael er hinfet opbt | 5crorr'
IpclIc. (aap. 9, 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

0omsbaiunen oeo 9ooen % Bro
%feterne. oct er Den rette 5or6ere.
oelie Tor @pangeliet o. b~orttager
6orifrgffeIien, baaoe ira = 9eos.
0agen % Oen itore 9ommens Dag.
Qroietens 9o9 ialoer / ire Dele.
9erren9 Com uOgaar ira Sion,
men ranlmer o8iaa 9eonin8efolfe=
ne Sap. IL.
9oosprGOifea % Straffeoom
ooer 5srael (aap. Sc.
Spnerne ON ~fnuienOe straffe.
BONNIE ooer 5srael, % oets @en.
opreisning. (aap. 81
9ooeoemnet i belle 9rofetcus
Bog er u0talt / oisie gribenoe
Gro: ., 3sraell bereO dig til at
nloOe DIN Quo" Q2(mos 4, 12).
@es belle. 9o9en ! 9piet al oisie
0rO og OF oil iaa en- rig 8elii9-
nellie al DIN 99sning % Operpei-
elie ogioa al groieten 9lnos.
&utber Tiger ON 9roften amos,
at ban er Den al ale Frofeterne
Der bar De fetreite Irsiteoro. Oct
er piit rammenoe nof. 9ans 0iis-
ion er iortrinspiS, at raa6e til oct
iorDenote Ssrael: OmpeHo Dig, 0,
Saraell ellers ramnes on al Ser.
ren5 %retierOige Com. 90 Dog Ilut.
ter ban i'm BOG meo 0iSie ifenne
0ro: uOg leg oil omOenoe NIT
6olf 5sraels 5%angenifa6, % De
itllle bg8ge De goela8te Steoer %
ta5e golig Der % plante gingaar-
De % oritfe 8inen al Dem, % De
iflllle anlpg9e 9aper % eoe 6rug-
ten al Dem. Do ieg oil plante Dem
! Oeres 2an0; % De ifuloe life
Doermere oprpffes al oeres 9ano,
JON iea bar 8ioet 0enL tiger Ser.
rem DIN @uo." (2lnos Slap. 7,
14-15).
9rofeten O6aotas.
Obooias, bpiS ]tapn betpoer
.lSprrpns 1ienpr." pr eien0oruues
liz, 0els ioroi ban eiter al SanO-
ipnIigbeo er Den ierite al Broie.
terne, Der bar %eiterloot ifriitligt
@iones6pro % oels ioroi bans 9o8
er Den foriteite al ale De proietiife
9eger. 0an par 8rofet SlOa;
men bans 4rofeti er BOG ierlig
rettet imoo Goom- Claus Otter
fomnlere.
MeOens Ssrael BAR inoe i en-
itor Irangiel5tioo iao COON 6eit
oppe paa fine alippebier8e % iaa
nleo Sfaoeirpo % 6oragt neo paa
i'm 9rooer % fun Bl9oeQe Jig
peo bans unoergang.
st iaaoant Sin0eIag neOfaIOer
altio @llos Com oper Jig. pit ior-
fpnoe oenle Com, BET er Brofeten
0baOiaS' Opgape. 9ogen iaa fort,
%
iom Den er, omiatter tire afinit.
G6oms 5alO .. 1-9. aariagen
til bette 5nlo 3. 10-t6. 90 81.
ons berlige 6relie 3. 17-21. Com
.2pIeuinf f~renpbolOer ri Blot tire
Orb al 9roietens mG8tiae Spn:
y0it Siertets Sopmoo bar beora-
get dig" y. 3.
.lSe Ell meo apit paa Din Bro.
oers lllDffes0ag" - Q. ~.
90 5reIiere IflllIe bragg op poa
Sions gierg ior at BONNIE Claus
'9ierg - Higet ifal bore Serren
til y. 81. 6opeolGr0ommen /
gogen er Oenne: g@no itaor De
bofiproige inlo0; men De oompge
siper ban Raabe". q. Better .,
81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
0jemmenes Vogiamling 8.
lite Serie.

lite Scrie.
Dor Sios melt opiigtspGffenoe
8egipenbeo pon bet friitelige BOG.
marfeos Smraabe. Sire uOm9rfeoe
gseer | Solfeuoeape til omtrent Den
9ris, en- enfelt al Dem ellers foiter
Sibiger: Cubs Gam.
Hicaro: II n a bomslin
2ourito Yeterien: @illiam
brandt.
Moos Sepien: Sennne6arC
Nile 4 9eger tiIianlmen = bper
/ imuft fomponeret Selibirtinssbin0
- for Den ubsri billiae pris al
$500 - portufrit.
De 4 Bigger er poffet | en- pap
rife. en- pGroifuIo Sui e
Ian 2utb. VubI. &oufc
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

&c. lloeu 5oritprrelie er alt MI
life 9aaet ben. 8eo a@aifetio 6lep
lSfolen luffet, 6e9rnnoet paa Sfar
lagensfe6er, % On oen Sober par
oueritaaet, fom arigSie6eren mo,
og 3eillltatet 6Ieo, at ca. t0-f2
al aammeroterne melote iig til
Spren. lei fan nit ogiaa iiges,
at for 0e fleiteS 8e0fommenoe, oaf
Oct ct pelooerDeiet Sfri0t, Be tog.
lelp ON oct Del ogian ior enfeltes
&eOfommenoe par 6aaret a uflar.
0iotioer. 90or mango .ltntle
Gam enifer / i'm liencile al os
CT life let at DiOe, I
Get par iiffert ell glaoeligOo er-
r%aifelie ior os at ie oct nDe Maifin
bus iioite @%fteraar, oa ri fonl til
bage. Oct er en- 9pgning, nj fan
pGre itolt al 6anoe bDao lt6ieen0e
og praftiif lDtte angoar.
Ger er a0igrt en- an0en 9lan
ior Ell paatpnft 9p9ning; men set
ifal maaite bringes irem 40 en-
mere o%fficiel Sci, iaa nof ON BET;
men ri be9nnoer at gleoe os til,
at 8lnnen bliper til 8irfeligbeo.
8i er 10 life fommen iaa plot, at
tSfolens leoenoe MtenO tor lpg9e
@run0 og paabegpnoe 9Dgninger
uoen Di0ere, ielo ON Sfolen er en-
o@eligiter" | lSamfunoet; men ri
6aaber og tror, at De 9enoer, iom
bar bol0t Sfolen oppe / 0e Gage
Der ioonot, oil gere oct %fremoeles.
9lanot allie Oe aasier, Ser fin
oes, bar ri 10 ogiaa en- paa Sfo.
len, Der foloes: oaasien for trpn-
genoe Stloenter." 9u ifal Der
6oe0fen lpoe aloaeiange e. l.; tbi
pan Ell Oioaoe IiOer ri 10 in8en
9t6o, ui ilioer 10 ioet ON Cont
meren, % De fleite al os iaar Ell
600 2sn Tor at 9oloe Sfole. Ger
er bel meget ina, Der iaar un0er
80 Coll. pr. Dto. % Scott og
og Here faar mere. Wten
til 3ioer fniber oct liot for os
meO Fengene, % 0erior bar BET
oGret en- 600 &ielp for os, mar
nj 9ennem 8roi. Sig bar moota
get en- ca. 1870 Soil. pe0 SllIe
ito eller oeo Sfolens Sllttnina.
8i pnaIfsnner oct meget, og II.
ger biertelis 9af til @ioerne.
Sioite GSreoag 6aooe ri laa Slrt
ningsieIt. Ser par Is al oore Sfo.
lcfommerater, ser %graouereoe ira
De ~forifellige Iioelinger. SCI. s
iamIeoes ri / &ereialen % isl-
genOe pellpffet Groaram bleo no.
isrt:
I. 9rocesiion -. Senior Glois.
,. Smocation Geo. 6. q. Qalrien.
3. SOCIAL Colo -. Mgnes Rielien.
QSelecteo.)
4. Grafton Mnoers %Sergenien.
G9pnaere frem - beiere OBJ
5. 9iano 8llet Agatba Mengers.
agnete Sanien.
Song from 5auit (@ounoo))
6. Oration -. DeipeD Semen.
GS6e Mafin9 OF a 9ltiineis Wian.)
Z. Grafton -. Gitber 9onnelen.
GSs tbe llniteo StateS a Gent
ocracD.)
s. 8iano Colo -. Cora BeOerlen.
(GreicenOo @nsioD.)
8. Grafton =. 6. u. gammen.
(gn naben 9ibel.)
10. 9reIentation Of diplomas
Geo. 5. Gbr. 9eoerien.
II. Gong ...... 9boral llnion.
(Ssr Ell Geit Du6Ie).)
~. @eneOiction .. Geo. q. 9. Big.
eiter 6Gten I Salen iamleoeS
ri / SpiieiaIen, bpor Der ierpe.
reOes 3oririifnin9er % bolotes
nogle forte 1aler. Om 2proa9en
fif oi iaa traolt meo at paffe. Ser
blep penot op % neo paa oct belle,
oa mart too Sfolen tom for at
bpile Tia ltot og fonlne til 8r9f-
ter til nplte @iteraar, naar oenS
i8sre ON @ilo oil anb.
-. -. - .,or ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
FrOfeten Soel.


alIerferite Brofeter, Der bar efter.
laot liz Ifriitligt 9ioneSbDro.
Sans @irfiombeo iol6er ianoipn.
ligDis unoer Song Soos / 5noa
9tige omfring 9larene 978-839
(. ar. 5 Sap. /, iiges ban at uG-
re ell Gun al Qetbitel, maaife en-
9raiteign. Sans Roon 6etpoer:
Serren er @uo.
SgeHncm bans lille BOG toner
Der Ell operoroentlig Strait. Spro.
Get er op6piet o9 gri6enoe % SnO-
boloet og9tigt og al en- oiotrGf-
fenoe 9etponing.
4roieten Soels BOG faIoer i to
5erit ell pploig 8%omsiorfpn-
belle oper 5lroa (aGp. 70. l.
IL. 0ernait ell opbeiet 6reosior-
fpnoelie. Sap. 2, 1871, i
26.)
Zen ierite Del ioloer igen I TO
minore Mint. 3 Slap. 1 p%rofete.
rer SoeI ON en- irDgtelig @rasbop-
pesoelGggelie, % en- brpnoenoe
llsrfe, Der meoierer Ell forfproe-
li1 Misopfit I 2atoeh
s Sap. 2, III ofmaler ban
oSerrens Gag, Oommens Gag,
meo glsoenoe Oro. San tiger T..
.Gfs. %inaleoe5: ut Serrens GAG,
noet er en- Msrfbeos % 9unfelbeos
DAG, en- Gag meo Gin % 0titlm,
ion Moraenrsoen uobreot ooer
Gieraenc, ct tort % mGgtigt 5oIf,
bois lige life bar oGret ira aril0s
8io, % life beller ifal. fonune eiter
Bet"
9oilfe mpatiae 0omstoner. life
ianot2
Bel os ON ui alto bar ct aabent
Gre ior 3omstonens itprfe 9isit;
tbi on bereoes pore Sierter Tor De
liilige 0aaoetoner, eler for Ser
rens berlige - 6relieforfpnoelie.
Zen anoen Gel, 3ap. 2, 1913,
pc, ON 6reIieiorfpnOelien er
baoren al lem berlige 5r%poetoner,
iom beoit fan ~uotrptfes meO BRO.
~ietels eane inipirereOe OrO, iaalp.
oenoe:
.RSrpgt life, on Sor6l frpo dig
% uer glao; tbi 6erren bar toget
.iig ior at gre itore Iing" (aap.
2, 21).
8 3ions 9srnl frpoer % glG-
Der eoer / Serren eoers @uO; TIL
ban giper - 2ereren til Ret.
irroig6eo - Caap. 2. 23).
% oct ifal ife %oereiter, at ieg
oil uogDoe min aan0 ooer alt
500 og eoers Senner o. Detre
ifulle proietere (Stap. 81.
% 5 ifnlle iornemme, at ieg
er 9erren eoers $40, JON Dor paa
Sion, nit bellige gierg, % 5eru-
Ialem ital ooroe en- SelligOom =
(aop. 3, 22).
Mien Seruialem ifal bliue eoin.
Oeli9t % 5erniaIem ira SlGgt til
.Slegt. % ieg pil lone oeres BLOB,
iom ieg life bau0e ionet, % Ser.
rem Dor poa Sion (aap. 3, 25-26,
0uilfe berlige 6rpOetoner, life
ianot2
Broeten amos.
Yroieten Amos bar ira Gbefoa
/ ,Suon. San blep falot til Brofet
1 Song ltiias's og Seroboam ben
anoens Geeerinestio "a. S10-7S3
II. 81. Som lng Mano bapOe ban
iaaet ct go6t Snoblif / De belIiae
|iSfriiter / en- al De peo Samuel
opretteoe Brofetifoler. Disie Sfo.
Ter piloe ioare til, boao ri | bore
Gage piloe faloe 9ibelifoler.
@roieten 9lmos par en- Sproe paa
oct Iiospunft oa ban if lit Bro
fetfolo. 5 Sap 7, 10 beooer oct
iaale0es: nWten Serren tog mig
ira Sioroen, % Serren iagoe til
mia: @nf ben oa p9r groiet ior
nit 5olf ISRAELI"
Dieo Rroietfnloet iulgte Froiet'
fraften, ionl ell6per uil mprfe (oer
unoer BON % meo 6lio bill lpre
bans BOG. Serren brll9er tilipne-
lnoenoe ringe Heoifnber Sproe'
orenge oip til at norette ltore
Tina. Yroieten Nntos er ct font
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

iSOrtlVttes poa Sl0e q
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02
LEXINGTON FAIR BEGINS
NEXT MONDAY. AUG. 9Th.

No more delightful or inexpensive
vacation could be taken by a Blue
Grass family than To arrange TO spend
n few days at the Blue Grass Fair
which begins in Lexington August 9Th.
Not only are the vegetables and live
stock exhibits par excellent this year.
/ but the amusement features ID. all
kinds will appeal strongly to both chill.
dren aud grown ups. These feature
include Thavu's patriotic band and
metropolitan singers the lmpc,ial Rus.
sian Ballet. which has toured America
| during the past season and has appear
ed in the large thpatcrs Of the country.
Rutherford Greater Shows which III.
ciude the three greatest riding devices
in the world. diving venuses, monkey
speedway. auto silo dome, midnight
folhes. the worlds wonder IN wax, war
Of today Isl SPECTACULAR and massive.
original scenes of devastation and earn
age AS witnessed by th" inventor, etc.
The racing program will consist of
three running races and sandwichcd in
between them will be the heats of a
pacing or trotting race More than
one hundred concessions stands will be
upon the grounds. The machinery eN-
hibits and such exhibits as lighting
plants. etc, will be- alIved throughout
each day OF the FAIR. Excellent hotel
and boarding house service can he
found in Lexington during the week
of the Blue Grass Fair on account of
the absence in the city OF many thuus-
ard students who attend the Ualver.
sites. Very low railroad rates have
been granted for the occasion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02
BRl ANTSVILLE

Mrs. n. T.. Cobb has been visiting al,
Wimore.
Mrs. Belle Perkins is visiting her
son. Mr.. +. W. Perkins.
Mrs. Charles Club Of Cincinnati. is
visiting Mrs. Charley Deaue.
Misses Lena and Margaret Bel Of
Danyille, we're guests of relatives here
last week.
Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard is spending
the week in Nicholasviilr the guest of
Mrs. II. l.. Elder.
Messrs J. Il. Lcaycli and NJ. o. Ken.
needy were weekend guests of relatives
at Crab Orchard.
Rev. Puryis Of Crab Orchard. began
a series Of meetings at Pleasant Grove
church Saturday evening.
Miss Mayme Lee Ballard expects to
20 to Lexington next week for a visit
to Miss Marguerite Voolfolk.
Miss Evelyn Campbell spent the
weekend with her parents, SIR. and
Mrs. Frank Campbell in Louisville.
Flour in sacks or barrels. II is guar
anteed to please YOU or money back.
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant who has been
attending +. X. 5. y. at Richmond has
returned home after completing her
course.
Mesdames J Hogan Ballard, Eliza
II. Ballard, h. C. Rose and Miss Mayme
Lee Ballard Were guests Of Mrs. W. T.
Voolfolk at Lexington, Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs Harry Gabe of Panama
who are touring several Of the states
in their handsome Hudson Super.six
car, We're here last week the guests Of
Mr.. b. II, Halcomb and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Halcomb. Miss
Mary Belle Halcomb and visitors. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gabe. Of Panama.
motoIed to Lexington Wednesday TO
see Mr.. Sam Ilacomb at Camp Stanley.
Since the Primary Election is so very
near every one is getting very mitch
interested il the event and great
deal Of enthusiasm is being manifested
in this vicinity as each one is hoping
their favorito candidate will be sue
cessful. About all you hear is either
War or Politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cunningham were
called to Salvisa Thursday by the sud
den death Of Mrs. Cunningham faith
er, Mr.. Grant Currens. Mr.. Currens
was eighty years of age but had been
in apparently good health and his death
was quite a shock to his family. Mrs.
Cunningham has the sympathy Of the .
entir. community in her bereavement /
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02
Entertain With RulIflnhts.

Private bullfghts are occasionally
given by the very rich people In Ma.
drid, and guests are invited 10 them as
they would be 10 a dinner.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-02
POS r E D

The undersigned hereby give warn.
ing to all persons not to trespass upon
our lands Tor any purpose whatever as
We will prosecute all offenders to full
lest extent Of the law. Hunters and.
Fishermen especially take notice.
Ed d N b Price X. l.. Elkin
II. Z. Arnold. j. C. Rigsby.
Mrs. +. l.. Frazee John Tatum.
X. l.. Arnold. 7. r. Slavin.
c. NJ. Moberly. r. l.. Barker.
s. c. Rigsby. b. NJ. Lear.
Julia Parks Sirius Daily.
A. l.. Gibbs.
We will add other names for 25 cents
cash,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-15

necessary for all hot water treatments,
as the use of an instrument which Is
not accurate will result in injury to
the terminating powers Of the grain on
one hand or in failure to prevent the
smut on the other.
The baskets can be made by perfOrat.
ing the bottoms of ordinary galvanized
iron or tin pals or small tubs with
numerous holes, or special galvanized
iron baskets may be ordered from the
tinsmith.
These should hold from half to a
bushel Of grain, and the bottom should
be made of strong fine wire screen or
of closely perforated tin plate The
holes should not he so large that kerr
nels Of wheat will go through. Two
such baskets are sufficient, but three
or more often prove convenient.
The barrels are numbered I, and 3,
respectively. Hot water from the ket-
tie or boiler is poured into barrels Nos.
and until they are a little more
than half full, and cold water is put In
No. 3. The temperature of the water
in barrel No. is then brought to 133
degrees F. by pouring in cold or hot
water as needed, while the water in
No is kept at lis degrees to 100 de.
greeS Il.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-15
8 T r E 8
(From the Enterprise. }

Deputy Sheriff Eller, of Grangeville,
passed through our city the first of the
week. He went out to serve papers in
a civil action.
l.. H. Thornburg and family, of
Harpster, departed for Sand Creek,
Mont, last week. They were residents
of this section for nine years and their
many friends regret their departure.
Mr.. Thornburg has filed upon a home
stead of 800 acres
Fl. NJ. Moore departed for McCloud
and Calgary, Canada, last Sunday morn
ing where he has gone on business. He
will return by way of Great Falls, Mont.
where he will visit a sister he has not
seen for 10 years.
Willie Hartman has accepted a posi-
tion with the Bank of Sites and began
his new duties Tuesday morning. 1t
is useless for us to say anything in re-
gard to this young man s good qualities
as he is well and favorable known here.
F. w. Bewley, of Orogrande, super
intendent of the Orogrande Gold Min
ing Co. arrived in the city last Wed
nesday and is making preliminary ar.
| rangements for the transportation of
mining machinery and other supplies in.
to the interior We will give full ac
count of the material going in next
week.
H. j. Howser, our local thoroughbred
Poland China hog breeder, is making
valuable additions to his herd. Last
week he received fine boar for which
he paid $500, and yesterday he received
thoroughbred sow which has been
bred to Grand Champion of the Nation
al Hog Show held at Omaha last fall
He paid $3.50 for this sow. Mr.. Howsel
has the finest herd of Poland China
hogs in this section and raises ex
clusively for breeding, and he is ever
ready to add new blood to his herd
with national reputation.