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eluf gruno Iansiabrisst Stabien
in Der Glsti6erpelt ber6ffntli9te bic
Sdtpei5eriide GletftertommiTion
I'm Sabre 1881 ben eriten 8eri6t iiber
Die periobii6eu @erGnberunsen Der
@leiiher.1 Die gtrbeit fanb IN tpeiten
8reiien gea4tuns, unb es ioetsn 4Is
piniiten, TorlsoufIeber uno eibgsr6iTis
i@e 4eb0rben ibre WsitorbeiterIhaft
au. Sur 3eit iisten 20 GIsti9er unter
regelmdbiger 9sobahtung. Sn ben
lesten SobreH seifrltste ii6 bic s5eits
ftelans Der @lsti1erperGnberunsen
befonbers idtDierp. WieSerboIt ftsl
in ben Monaten SuIt unb 2lusuit In
ben Bergen RefidHee, unb Biz gum
September ipdrsn bic meiiterg gisitrome
f6on 10 tief nerfdneit, bob bic geobs
adtung bier uuo bort pereitslt ipurbe.
60 ioaHtsu .. .. bic 0erdnbersussn
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ileber bic auseidjen bes Ilterns.

Die betarnte GbdtIa9e, bab Tif,
bonn aueenblid Der @e6urt bis sunl
Gintritt BEG Sppes ununterbru4en
9erdnoerungsn I'M a6rper DpaSte6en,
bat 5u BEN parnboTen S9lagnort
gsrdnlaiIuns seseben, bab mir eisens
LID .am Gebsn tterben". Der 4uaens
bid. in bem Der MsnI9 ben 3enit5
ieines 2ebeus errei4t, ipirb ME nit
'Si4erbeit ieit5uitelIsn ieiu. Dir ies
ben nur eiuige Guberli9 beionberl
auffalIenbe gridetnungen bes .2teI,
ierperoens" unb bes .alterns", bic
6egrtfflih Dobl BON einanber su unters
i9eiben fnb, bas Delten Der Saut.
Die eriten berrdtberii9en yiltden an
ben Wtunbiptntsln unb 4ugen T95ner
Jrnuen, bic eritsn @orbpten Der nos
benben Qoernpertnltung, ous Watters
iperben bes glidss unb bie 5arbenpers
dnberung Der 5aare.
We6ridbrige ssnaue unterfuduns
gen iiber bic bsiben lebtgenannten
SpmptpntiompIere iteIlen bic hmer4
tenspertbe Sbatfa9e feit, bag pisIe
umfpanbIunssn ni9t ettpa erit Begin
usn, tpenn bic S0betpfabs bes Das
feins iih ben glisberunsen suSusens
ben anfanssn, ionbern ii9 i9on melt
friiber Dorbereitsn unb iiberboupt in
ipeit sroBsrem uminnge itatifinben,
als man bisber slaubte. Mian tomult
5u Der 5eititeaung, ooB bic llmpanb,
lung bon bIonbem Saar in briinsttes
ii4 bel 70 pruSent aIIer Miitteleuros
pder poI5iebt unb crit nit bern pisrs
5isitsn Sabre san5li9 abgei9lpHen lit,
iinb bab Bel ben in Der friiben Suseno
ttonben Jraueu bas Ra9bunteIn bon
blonb IN braun I'm mebr .als oie 6dIfs
te bGufieer III ala Bel Yeripnen mdrns
lihen 9eihle9ts. 8loube Sonre be-
iiben oafiir uber eeseniiber 5raunsH
unb IdDar5en ben 9ur5us, neil ldns
ger als iens, ndmli4 BON 40. bic gum
go. 9sbensiabre in Der Gar6e funftant
gu bleibsn, 10 bab Der BLONDE Men>
i9entppus iih Idnser ben QuIbsiu Der
SussnbIihteit erbdlt, tpdbrenb brniine
unb fdpar5e Snare iiberboupt teine
Stilltanbsperiobe tennen, Ionbern
aus bem 3uitanbe bes tiefiien Sarben'
tons fafi unmittefbar IN bas Stabiuw
pss ausbleidens iibergeben. 9iniidt,
li9 bes Grgrnueus bejtebt sipiiden
beiben @eI6le6tern Der auffalenbe
llntsrIdieS. baB WGnner, Dbfpobl Tis
i'm ansemeinen bebsutenb l6nger ge,
T6ledtsreif blefben oIs Jrauen, bur6,
Idnittli1 f9on bonn 46. 2ebensiabre
m f6tIid gu ersrauen besinnen. fpa6'
renb bies ,bei Grauen erit um bas 81.
aebtnsiabr Der Goq 1T.
Wos bic TarbeHperGnberitng In Der
Rsesnboeenbnut bes @uges betrifft,
% nimnt glau bis gum Gnbe bee
Itueiten 2ebsnsiabres febr itdrt, bann
ab unb fpirb erf mit benz
70. aebensiabre beitdnbis, pGbreno
elausrau idon nit bem stpettsn Sabre
'onitant ipirS. Die braune elussniarbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
alusmdrtiae Ndrfte.
9etp g0rt, 15. mdrs.

@eli6torn. - martt idtpad;
ailn briso go. 3 ssIbes $1.81a; Ro.
a selbes s1.77a; SO. 3 peibss ST.
01a aoitsn uub Jratt Rem gori TO-
fortiaer 1eriarbt; aIrsentinies ST.
so I. o. b. Cars.
Sdfer. - Wartt ipiQis; nattirIt'
der $1!053-1W.
Stunal5. - Wart pilIiS; WfiooIs
meit $26.20-26.30.
3udsr. - Warit unperdnbert; 9i:
preiie fparsn $4.9S5 fir gubas So.
fen unb yro6t, s6.o05 fir gentri.
fusal; $7.45 fit fein sranulirtsn.
Der Diartt fir BITE anberen Grtit.l
ipur urDsrGnbert.
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Cincinnati 15. Taars 1918.
Dts uadfOIsenben Quctirunsen Be-
5isben f1 nur dnf GngrDs s1rnnsai.
tiDnsn. Bel iIsinsrm @eI&dften tpera
ben etipas b5t,re a5rsfje bsrtmnet.
propifiontm
e &mals. - prinla Gtear1
25.O-8.65; Gauhlb 26t 26ae.
1rodsnaeIaIsehes GIst4.
sbort clear Seiten 26J--27c; ertra
bort clear Seiten 26--26kt; furSe
yiippen 26-26Ac; Bellies 2St
2SAc per ptuno.
GerduAettsg EIetf&. -
Sbort clear Geiten 281 -20e; ertra
iborf clear Geiten 28a--29c: furae
yiippcn 28A-29e; Bellies 30a-3ic.
Gugar gnreb Tleii4. -
sdinfen 29}30ac; picn.c gGul.
tern 23a2ae; grenifaft Bacon 37A
39c; G1ultsrn In Yndetsn N--
244c: Weiu Dorf Gut 25A--26e: ge.
trsfnte Beef SduItern 34--8iAe.
GibsepSdeItss TIeij d.
Cbtnfen 25-25Ac; Btciic ShuI.
tern 20e; Bellies 34--88e; Sduftcrn
tn Eadeten 2l--21Ae; Nesp Dort Gut
DO. 2f--2tae.
Grif9es GIsifG. - S@ins
ten, Iofe 234-2ae; Nicnic SduItern
1gA 20r; S1nItern 2ia-22c; fiir.
&C Rippenicitcn 24--25e; Ibort clear
Mippenieiten 24-25c; ertra ibcrt
clear Rippenieiten 24--25c; IeiGte
Bellies 31i -32s; i9iptre bO. 2s--
29c.
WisbI unb Getretbs
WebI. - Winter Wateiit 5000
--11.35; Snrtss Meissu patsnt SILL
00---11.25; geortbiDeitun ssnidtss
$11.5o-n.75; MOgsen, Gitp. SILL
25-11.75.
meisrn. - Ser Marft nor fies
iis; 20. 1 rotbsr 1927; so. 2 ros
fber $2.17a; Ro. 8 rotber $2.14; Ro.
A rotber $2.10a per Blu.
WeIf4torn. - Wnrtt unses
rsselt unb preiie iinb Iaum n1nl9aft
sn maiden. @utss anrn III fen i'm
preife. - Weibes RoIbentorn Csc
s1.30; aeIbes aolbentorn 65e-
$1.3o; ssnif1tes Aolbsnirrn 65e--
$1.20; tpsihes Rorn $1.10-1.3Q.
9afer - Ro. 2 tpeiber 97c;
GianSarb iueiber 96ac; gio. 3 ipeiber
95a-9&; SO. 4 tpeiber 94-95c;
yto. 2 sentidter 93A-94e; Ro. 3
gemifdter einbeimiider 92A 93ae;
DO. 4 ssmifdier 91a -92ac.
Wosgen. - No. Q neusr S2.72
--2.75; Ro 8, $2.65-2.72; go. 4
$255-2.65.
Wbfsfep.
Gs fpurben beute 24O TdfIsr auf
Der 9oiis bon $4.70 per GolIons pers
lauft. .,,i.s
roesrteS.
Raffes - Snpo 27--32e; Teo.
do 27-3oe; Guatemala fanrp 1Sae;
gutter 174c.
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30 Der DM. Ben Ddbis 30. i $3.50
800 per mbl. Ben Ddpis go. 2
| $40O--4.50; yorf Smperials $500
-5.25 PER Bbl. Gnno's $475-5.s
25 per 4bI. apippfns $3.50 800 per
Bbl. atlbernaI $e.5o-70o per 8bI.
Winefaps $5,50--6.5O per Hbl. Ors
binarp varieties $3.O0-4.00 per 1u.
tomatoes. - Gloriba $500
$50 per grat..
aartoffeln. - @inbetmifde
81. A.75-2.0o; Waihisan $1.55-1.6O
per 100 pfirlb Sad auf bem Ges
IeiIe..
SIBfartoffsIn. - Noueb
d652.0O per 5anper.
Gurfen - 7reibbdus $L60--
200 per Dubenb.
Rraui. Ddntfdxs $4,000
$500 per Ton aaf bem Geleife unb
$500 - 2.25 per 100 pfunb bonn
Store; Gloriba S1.50-2.50 per
Crate.
aobl. - Gtnheimiidsr $2.75-
300 per 9bi.
Stedrabem - $0.4o-2.5o
per @u.
DeiBe mHbsm $1oo-
l.50 per Bbf.
2mtebeIn. @efbe 7Sc-
$1.0O; fpeiBe $1.50-2.o0; rot6e rs;
$1.O0 per 100 pfunb Gad auf
bem @eIeiie.
Crime Bobnen. - SabIi9s
$5.00--5.50 per 6ampsr.
9arotten. - Ginbeimiide $Ls
00-1.25 per 100 pfunb.
6eu. go. / 9imoffp $33.75
-s4.25; glo. 2 1imotbb 1890
1916; glo. 3 aimptbp S3L00-32.s
90; Ro. ! gemHdter &lee $30.75--
3250; &c. g gsmii6ter &lse $1,000
$500; Ro. / afee $27.00-27.50;
go. 2 Slice $500 2550; 9tlfaIta
$30.00-34O0; giogseniirob $1,000
1900; Wei3mitrob $12.00-13.s
co; 5aferitrOb $12.0o--13.oo per
5pnne.
Wibrenfntter. - Die yreis
ie fir aIeie iDsrben fsnseIebt auf
etner Daiis bon SO pro3ent ber
bur9ihnittliten Rotten BON Deaen
In Der WeiibIs. Die spreiie pon anbs.
rem Weisen Wiiblenfutter iinb:
Short ober Stanbarb MibbIings
$500 fiber benz preis DON Rlsie,
semiIdtes Sutter $4.O0, WeRsgRibs
blinss $500 iiter RIeie, R.b Dog
1890 iiber Hlsie.
G1mersiem - Warit feit;
aleefameu s19.0o-21.oO per gu.
bonn Gsors; Timptbp $3.60-41O;
Glofsfdnen $4.50 per Bu.
Derf1tsbenel
Dele. - Marft itetis. g.inol
rcbe $1.61 per gallone IN gariieu
bon Id Dbl; $1.78 in partien
bon 1--9 gaIIonen; 30. / 2arb0l
$1.3S--1.4o; Dintsrs1eis S1.&-
I6s: Cotton Seeb Oil raft. $1.64
PER GalIone; serpentin Sic in pdr.
iIen BIN Is Gab; Petroleum Sbio
Carbon State 5.it 12ac; Spe5ials
Gorts 14e; Reb Grotpn gafolin 25c;
Rapbtu 30e pet GolIone.
Guls. - Ter Mar,t III fen. II
Dbio gftpsr s2.01 pet 9bl. bon 100
pfunb, TuhrIohn bin5ussfagt.
safs. - Wartt itars. - prima
Gitp 16t t-17e; bo. Gountrp III
15c her qlfunh.
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gbicaso, 15. mdrs.

Ddfdtorn. sir gadrs ON
Gdlub $1.272. Jiir Mai $1.25b-
1.26s; am S6lub $1255.
5afer. sir widra SS5-90sc;
am Sdlub S94t. Sir Wai S6--
Size; ON S4Iub s6c.
Rogsen. - No. 2, $2.S5.
gerite. - $1-75-2.20.
5imDt5b. - $5.00-s.0o.
alee. - $2S.0o-31.O0.
port. - 5iir Mai $4S15-48.s
80; am S6Iub $4S.25. /
G9mala. - fyiir Woi $500
25.a7; am S6lub $25.92. SIR Suli
$26 o7--26.15; am S6luB $26.12.
Rippenisitsu. - liir Wtai $24.75
--24s2; ON S@IuB $24.77. Cir
s5tai $25.15-25.22; am S4lub
$2517.
Butter. - Dart ntsbrissr; Greas
merp 40-44c.
gier. - Waritungeregelt. 3uf,lbr
10,547 aiItsu; iirfts 35at; orbinarp
firfts 35e; aaf bsm martt 34A--
35c.
AartcffeIn. = 3uflbr % Cars;
Warii uiiper1noert.
6dbne. - Martt unberdnbsrt.
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ghieaao. Is. Wldra.

S6petme. 3ufuDr 5000;
Marft Iangiam. Buff STOOL
20; Ieidte $17.20-17.90; gsmif4ts
$16.75-17.80; fdpere $16.20--
17.45; ra.t9e $16.2o lie. 40; Sertel
$13.75-17.25.
@inbpieb. - 3ufubt 5000;
Wartt itsiis. gntiDe Gtiers $9.40--
14.15; gtoders uttb 5esbers $S.25
-l2.25; aiibe iinb 5eifers $7.1o--
12.10; adlber $10.50-16.75.
Sdafe. 3ufubr 10000;
Martt fteiig. S4ofe $1100--1400;
2dmmer S14.5O-18.4O.
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gisbn,arfte.

Gineinnati 10. MGrs 1918.
3ufubr unb gsrionbt fiir bic lsB'
ten "a Gtuabsn, psrgliden nit ben
porpersanesnen oier sassa iinb iDis
folst:
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nimmt fosar bis gum 30. aebensjabrs

0ns bdufig beobahteie DDriiberses
benbe Grgrauen Der .oaare init burs
duffolgenber Rldtebr Su Der friiberem
6duriarbe III our9ipeg cine 5pIgeers
i9einung eThDpfelber orsoniiter
GrtraHfungsn unb f6tperer nerpDier
StDrunoen.
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3uder. - prtiie fen. - Rafii.
nirtsr Gut aoof 10e; potpbsreb BIC;
arnnulirter Sc; gpnfsctioners 81
sae per 100 pfunb; Rem Orleans
clarified ipeibsr Bic; DO. seIber 81 PET
plumb.
WpIaffes. - Marit iietis. -
Ren Orleans Dppen asttsI 65-
s5e; Centrifugal 50-6oc per GaIs
lone.
Reis. - gItra fancp Seab 81
-1Or; fanep ss-9t; ie.onb Seab
s4-sse: sebrodasr 7a--8e; Japan
81 Blue Rois 81 Sic
Dairp.prpbufts.
gntter. Marit siemliG Itbs
baft. prsiIe ftstig. - MboIemiIf
ertra 50ie; CENTRALIZED srtra 4Se;
gsntraIi5s6 firits 45se; iieconbs 44ae;
syanep Dairn BIC; padius Stod 26
--soe per pfunb.
adie. - Martt feit; Dbio 27ae;
Rem Dort 271-29e; Norbipeftlider
28 SOC; 61peiser 43-65e; eims
burger S1--32e; Bird Doc per pfb.
gter. 3ufuT nid)t grob.
gretie iistis; prima iirits 6iibner.
eier 34t; iirfs 33e; orbtndre firIts
32c; feccnbs Bic per DuBenb. Gnisns
eier $50, Gdnfseier $1.00 per
Dukenn.
@efIlseL - Rarit ltbhaft;
prsiIe fejt. Broilers 5ipei pfunb
nnb bnrunter 35e; iSrpsrs iibsr 5ipei
pfunb 30e; Sdbn7 % 27c; aiibnsr
piitien bis gum ] Mai ni9t ptriauft
lpertcn: Srutbiibner BON SO pfo.
% -28c; bp. nit lriimmer Britt 18c;
gulls Sc; ipeibe gnten 20e; farbise
26c; Gdnfs 18-20e; aIie 9auben
$l.5o per Dubenb.
Obifnnb Gemiife
3itronen. - California $500
900 per atfts; 2tmes S1.O-
LIS per Rifle
Oraneen. = GlOriba $500
$50 per Niits.
Grape Gruit. - TIoriba g.,
76-4.00 per tifie.
Grbbeerem - GIcriba 35--|
40t per lunrt.
Mtpfel. - @resninss 5000
$50 per 9bl. Rome geantp 5000
100 per 9bl.; 9albipin $780,
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6tsttse, u. nan. isf1

6tsttae. IL Rim. 1ofA
3ieS 0ealsa warm Esd ttute DjSbst
tiemli4 horf bef46ttint, BED u 0eIb Aas
Ssrt feh xnb iie Uanien Hab nit bsns
eusleihfHs bon GsID turidbaltsaS. f}ns
Darltten pugotn bon ben paMfea 6-7X
tessdsnst. bic Nailet vlaetrtsh 0arlebeu sun
sal' sbsnfans " e-1,s, rasifsaD atts ~
@sAia ~ Nss usss
guress ~ Hsri ssif9sn 0aMlss Serfa4ft
ss Sosntstrass bstrdst Sos pramis pss
t100e.
sstala asf ssssps.
St4t.@sthia 6as Noabpn wuyteN 40
l.77 pro ptb. Gttrlins qnotigt HBtd.
Id auf Berlin wuroen uiitt quptirt; 10.
Ne4fd auI Basis 17.sSe pro Grams sul
HlnfterbaM tAs5e pro 0uibeH. Bs9id
Ant Wien ipuroen uihI qupttrf. xires
i4S, Muba 151ze, Gtpdboim pro &yoas
Mloe. Cranes ,5husiN 2Szs
8aRsss. o Cbtissttpnem.
2ibsrip sk9s..............s1.so-ss1..'4iS2
erAe Az .,.......... .se.2o-e62 ~
SiDsiif4sS sS......... ..s5-6s--sal8
eisasisA essis.insasA
Tie uafdvs i'm blsiiaen Clearinghouse
bslisieR fia teuts aui y, ,426.es9.
ssisLSessfikmR
Tsr VfarlI In QotatIeauttatsn mar kestei
10 Rau wit is unb "a nar an ber SogIt
nss eia siu,iaes Berfauf ~ btrid en-, nam.
iih ~ Nttten ber Cincinnati 0ss D Glees
tic 90. ~ 70K.
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@Ioffe

I'm rcdt inperit1noIi6 re6et 5ii
fonncn. ntirB man urbeOingt 9bIo.
iopgic ittniert babeit.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

Nine in ALL but seven living.
Two are in another land,
Being guided by His precious hand.
But in sorrow or in gladness-
With bowed heads and clasped hands they
uttered a prayer,
THY will be done on earth il is in heaven
As the happy years passed OH
The Spring of their youth lowered into full
blown rose.
And now it is their fftieth golden wedding
day.
Life may give and death may take,
But Love liyeth on forever
This Gift"
All OF hearts are welded as one OF gold
To be given to you in the words of Low +.
The guests seated around the table
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson's three
sons, f. l.. Robertson, {. Vic Robert
son, X. G. Robertson, Jr and their
wives; the four grandchildren, Miss
Elnora Robertson, Martha, Mary and
Robert Clapp. OF Palestine, Tex; Mr.
and Mrs John Owen, Mr.. and Mrs
]. +. Moorman and Miss Nell Robert
son.
The reunion would have been COM
piete il Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson's
daughter, Mrs. ID. B. Clapp and Mr.
Ciapp. of Palestine, could have been
present.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Wilson & Company

Mrs. Bette Rhodes, Alton. H.,
and Mrs. Bette Butler. Louisville are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
Butler.
DIR Tucker. MoDaniels made pro-
fessional trip here Wednesday.
Mrs. N. C. Fsntress and little sons
went to Cannelton. Ind, Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs Annie Young.
Owen Fentress spent a few days
last week at Camp Zachary Taylor
with his son, Alden who is still very
sick in the Base Hospital.
Mrs. Walter Walker ana children
spent the week end In Irvington the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Esk-
ridge
The monument Of Mr.. Sol Allen was
unveiled here Sunday June 23. at the
Allen graveyard. There was a large
crowd attended.
Clsvs Eskridge who has been very
sick 10 slowly improving.
X. @. Bsauohsmp returned from a
business trip IN Greensboro Sunday.
Shsllis Duggins. Greensboro visited
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The Courier Journal of Sunday,
July z, contained the following an
nouncement:
"Mr. and Mrs. Stuart w. Cayce an
nounce the engagement of their dau-
ghter, Miss Lois Robinson Cayce, to
Mr. Werner Wallaston Hampton. who
is stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding"
Miss Cayce has frequently visited
her father in this city. who is en-
ployed in the L.. H. & St. L. r. R.
Shops. She is neice of Mr.. Ridge
ly Cayce. of Louisville. Secretary Of
the l., H. & St. L.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10
GOLDEN WEDDING
Anniversary Celebrated by
Prominent Breckenridge Co.,
Couple at Their Country
Home in Glen Dean.

Glen Dean, Ky. July 1-(SpeciaD-
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Robertson, Sr,
celebrated their fiftieth wedding an
niversary Sunday, June 80. at their
beautiful country home near here.
At different hours in the morning
the children came home so quietly
that Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson did not
notice anything unusal until they
were invited to the dining room, then
the surprise came. The color scheme
of gold and white was carried thro-
out the dinner as near as possible;
gold and white streamers we're dra-
ped from each corner of the room to
the light above the table; there they
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10
Falls of Rough

A nice rain fell here Friday morning
it was badly needed the crops and
gardens were burning up.
Mrs. J. T. Woosley and Mrs. Logan
Fentress went to Horse Branch Sat-
urday to visit Rev. ]. W. Creep and
family.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10
RED CROSS VANISHING CREAM
with PEROXIDE)

A greaseless cream of snowy wilderness.
Delightfully."- perfumed. A day cream
for oily skins. Softens the hard lines
of the face. Protects it from sunburns,
winds, tans and cold weather. Affords
an excellent foundation for applying
Amrico Beauty Face Powder. This and
more than one hundred other Red Cross
Remedies and Toilet preparations sold
md guaranteed only by
A. r. Fisher, Cloverport, KY.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

his sisters. Mrs. Gus Salm on and Mrs
Less Sarver last week.
Mr. and Mrs Arlie Eskridge enter
tanned a number of relatives and
friends Sunday night in honor of his
brother, Morgan Eskridge who left
Monday for Camp Taylor.
Fify-two of our Grayson county boys
left Monday for Camp Taylor.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson were mar
ried Tuesday, morning. June 80, 1868,
at the home of the brides father, III
s. Bishop, of Leitchfeld Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

The Federal Trade Commission in its report
profits that the five large packers have been prof.
teering and that they monopoly Of the market.
These conclusions fair and of serious
only those engaged the meat packing business
but to every other citizen Of country.
The figures given profits misleading and the statement
that the packers have monopoly unsupported by the facts
The packers mentioned the report stand ready to
their profits reasonable and necessary
The meat business one the largest industries
Any citizen famlarze himself with its details
be prepared for large totals.
report aggregate profits Of four large pack
ers were $14O,OOOOOO for the three years.
This sum compared $19OOOOOO the average annual
profit for the three years before the making
that the war profit S21 greater than the pre-war
profit.
This compares three-year profit with oneyear prof-a
manesty unfair method of comparison. 1t is only mis-
leading but Federal Trade Commission apparently has
made mistake figures themselves
The aggregate theeyar profit of S14OooooOo earned
sales of four and half billion dollars. 1t about
fraction of
per pound OF product
Packers profits negligible factor prices of live stock
and No other large business conducted upon such
small margins of profit.
Furhermore-and this very mportantonly small por
ton of this profit has been paid in dividends The balance
has been back the businesses. 1t had be-
realize when consider the problems the packers have had
solve-and solve quckly-durng these years
To conduct this business times with higher and
the necessity of paying three times the former prices
for live stock has required the of three the
ordinary of working capital The additional profit
makes only fair this and has been
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

were tied with lovers knot" AS
the happy couple, with the smile OF
youth entered, the representation OF
the fifty bright years were lighted
throwing a jovial glow over the huge
gold and white wedding cake.
As the guests were seated, the
memories of the past and present
were brought up in the following
which cast still, sad, glad trance
over all:
| am not poetress as you will lat
err see, but these simple thoughts
came from sincere hearts to wish you
life and joy.
The Golden Wedding
The sun shines bright and all was gay
For it was a Golden Wedding day.
IL was fifty years ago today,
Clover was sweet and fields were covered
with new mown hay.
All were happy, yet all were sad
OF sta wart youth,
Babe her loved ones farewell.
Some were sad, yet two were gay,
For il was their Golden Wedding day. o.
The rich June wove itself into a costly fiber
Named by the Gods Months"
And hence the years came.
Mingled with these years
Priceless jewels were given
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

larger portion of the profits has been used finance
huge stocks of goods and provide additions and improve
made necessary by the demands army
and navy and the Allies
If you business you will appreciate the significance
this with business acquantancewh your
industry with those of any large industry the present
time.
support the that the large packers have
and Importance of other packers.
The packers mentioned the ready prove
any fair minded person that they in competition
with each other and that they have power manipulate
prices.
If this they would positive
statement.
Furthermore government figures show that the five large
third of the meat business of the country
They wish possible you in the details of
their business OF how instance they dressed
beef for less than the of the live animal owing uiza
ton Of bypoduct and of the wonderful story of the methods
distribution throughout land other
countries.
The five packers mentioned feel justified cooperating with
each other of together presenting this public
They have been able to do big job for
its time of need they have all time demands promptly
and completely and they willing their the
fairmndednes of the American people with the facts before
them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-27
MAL0NEY WILL MAKE VOYAGE
 TO NOME CAMP
Will Forward His Papers and Resignation to
 Gov. Riggs as Mine
 Inspector at Once

William Maloney, Territorial min ing inspector will leave tonight on the Prince, Rupert for the south en- route to Nome and will forward his resignation to Governor Riggs from that place, according to a statement made this morning by MT. Maloney.
 q have papers. of considerable value in the Nome office, together with a great many records which belong to the Territory. l will have to send these in to Gov. Riggs be- fore I quit l shall forward my res ignation from Nome together with the records now there," he said.
 MT. Maloney did not make a state ment as to the future plans but it is understood that he will engage in mining at Nome during the present summer at least.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-27
OBSERVANCE AT HOLY TRlN-
 ITY CATHEDRAL. q~t

The day will be observed at at Holy Trinity Cathedral as follows:
 s a. m.-Celebration of Holy Flu charist, in memory of and prayer for all those who have given their lives, and are ready to do so, on sea or land. :.
 II a. m.-Service of prayers ana hymns, with short address on con nection between such service ana winning the war.
 s D. m.-Prayer, etc. especially for those who can not come during the day.
 The half-hour periods during the day, between the hours mentioneu above, will be taken by volunteers who will spend the half-hour III prayer and intercession in the church, thus forming a continuous offering of prayer. Prayer cards. leaflets, etc., have been furnisned by the Church for this purpose
 All who desire to observe the day as proclaimed, are invited to take part and all who have any one whom they wish especially remem- hered are asked to notify bean Christian. f;