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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-30
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-30

MmIternam. 90. Gue.- gine
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

daisies. Her flowers were cor
sage of white sweet peas. Mrs. Car
man was attired in a dark blue silk
dress and corsage of pink sweet
peas, Mrs. Jones dress was of grew
wolfe, with this she wore a corsage
of pink sweet peas.
Sergt. Stewart is with the 3O9th.
Ammunition Train. now stationed at
Camp Zachary Taylor. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Pierce, and is one of the most attrac-
tive young girls of the Highlands,
and has many friends in Garrard
where she once lived.
They will make their home with
the brides parents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13
How MANY Cutie Fee. in Ton Of Coal,

Il PFC H. It ..tle information which
viii help you to solve the vexing prob
lon that is apt to be a hardy annual,
that is. how much coal to order in
order To I'LL the burkers. but without
having 10 put ne IN an old barrel in
The clubhouse. = ton of egg coal con.
."inS from thir, 40 20 thirty-eight Gu
BIZ feet. aycrar about thirty-liye. BY
E.t"suring the ihical contents Of your
1in YOU will he able to estimate how
au,h to order 90 :i'l them. This may
D. done by multiplying together the
.o''-ih. breadth md depth of your bin.
Popular Science Monthly
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13
ERCE---STEWART

The marriage Of Miss Lillian
Pierce to Sergt. Edward Thomas
Stewart, was quietly solemnized
May 29th, at the home of the Rev.
W, N. Briney pastor of the Broad
way Christian Church, at $50
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Cor
man and Mrs. Thomas Z. Jones were
the attendants.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
Of old blue silk with a quaint poke
bonnet Of white Georgette and white
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

Mrs Chester Lewis is in Berea.
visiting her parents
Mr. Sam Walters was visitor in
Lexington Saturday
Mi,s Jennie Duncan spent Monday
in Stanford with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson. was a
visitor in Stanford last week.
Mrs. Ellen Wheeler Of kirksville.
was the guest Sunday Of Mrs. l.. J..
Sanford
70 Mr.. Robinson Cook. Of Iowa State
College, is at home for the summer
vacation.
Miss Margaret Cook, Of h. {. W,
Danville. is at home for the summer
vacation.
Mrs Mary Coley of Richmond,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Hannah Aldridge Of STAN
fore, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
n Hase!den.
Master George Bogard Of Louis
vile is the guestof his grand father,
W.. Jesse Doty.
AIRS. Frank Browning has return
ed home after a visit TO her parents.
in Lebanon, Ky.
DR.. NJ. s. Hatfield is in Lexington.
attending the Dental Meeting. held
there this week.
MIR and Mrs. Sam Goldberg of
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Gulley.
Mr.. Earl Broaddus is spending
several days in Chicago, with his
brother, Mr.. Oneal Broaddus.
Mrs, Pattie Anderson left Friday
night for a visit TO her daughter. Mrs
II. d. Elmore, Of Tennessee.
Miss Bertha Walters, and MIR. /
Of Kevito, are here visit /
ing her sister, Mrs NJ S Hatfield.
Mrs. Robert Harding Of Danv!lle,
@ho was the guest of Mrs. J. f. Rob
nson, last week, has returned home
Mrs. Edd Scale and son, James
DAWN, have returned from pleas
ant visit to her parents in Owslcy
county.
Miss Gertrude Wilkinson. of Stan
ord, is spending several days with
ler aunt, Mrs. Wilkinson. on Maple
Avenue.
Miss Mary Lou Mearle of Crest
'ood, KY, has accepted position
S book keeper at the Bank Of Bry-
ntsville.
Mrs Bette Duerson and Mrs.
'aisy Reynolds of Richmond, were
eeent visitors of Mr.. R. l.. Hagan
nd family.
Miss Lucille Ramsey. Of Ashevlle,
!. c., came Friday night to spend
he summer with her aunt, Mrs. W.
|. Goodloe.
Miss Billie Sanders leaves to-mor-
Nv for a visit to her sisters, Miss +"
tella Sanders, and Mrs. j. j, Pur-
ely, in Louisville.
Miss Mary Brown is in Louisville, \
visit her aunt, Miss Allie Brown, n
nd her brother, James Brown, who
at Camp Taylor. n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

Mrs. o. r. Carpenter, has return.
ed to her home in Hendersonsville,
| y. C., after a short visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. y. Carpen-
ter, az Preachersvile.
Lieut.. Virgil Kiinnaird and Mrs.
hiihaird, arrived from Camp Taylor
70 ay and are guests C Or. ana Mrs.
]. Z. Kinnairl.
Miss Nary Belle Spoonamore. re-
turned 70 ber. home in Stanford after
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs
George Spoonamore, on the Rich
nora road.
Mr. W. D. Walker, is overseeing a
ere" OF men in Munition plant at
Nashville at lucrative salary He
Is pleased with his work, so he writes
to friends here.
Mesiamcs K. f. McRoberts. Z. C..
Gaines, and J. f. Stormes, motored
to Lexington, Tuesday, to attend
the State Convention of the Fedora
ted Womens Club.
Mr. Hayden Leavell is improving
at his home on Stanford street, aftc-
suffering for several days from Paris
Green poisoning, contracted while
spraying potatoes.
Miss Martha Ward Sweeney leaves
this week to visit her aunt, Mrs. II.
A. Hoeing, in Chicago. She was ac-
companied as far as Louisville. by
her father, Mr.. j. W Sweeney.
Miss Margaret Morrow, who has
been teaching in the d. and d. Col
lege, at Columbus, Ohio. is at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Morrow, for the sumner vacation.
Mr., H. Clay Kaufman gave a din
ner last Monday evening to Prof.
p. II. Hopkins. Beside the guest Of
homer, those present were j. NJ
Farra, W. B. Burton. Joe J, Walker.
DR.. Milton Elliott.
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Haselden
and children, spent Sunday in North
Middletown with Rev, F. NJ. finder,
and family They were accompan-
led there by Miss Della finder. who
VIII spend the summer vacation with
her parents.
Miss Nancy Hagan, mas accepted
a position in the store of Mr.. J. +.
Dickerson, and will be glad TO wait |
upon her friends. Miss Hagan is one
Of this years graduates Of the High .
School and promises to become a
competent cleri..
Mrs. James B. Kinnaird and son,
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Jr.
Miss Margaret Morrow, and Mr.. viii
Rogers motored to Danville. Tues
day morning to see Mr.. John Gill
h'nnaird' who was passing thru
here to Camp Green. S. c., where
he will soon embark for France.
Mr. Logan Christopher Of Somer-
et, has been here for several DAYS.
listing his brother, Mr. Letcher
christopher. and other relatives in
he county. Mr.. Christopher leaves
u few days for the Great Lakes
raining station. He is a fine young
elbow and we know he will make
God in the branch of army life he
as chosen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN.

We pay up to SIS per set. Also
cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken
Jewelry, Check sent by return
mail. Goods held 10 days for senders
approval of our offer. Mazer's Tooth
Specially, Dept. A.. 2O07 S. 9th St..
Philadelphia. Pa.
4-25-st-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

Miss Katherine Mills. trained
nurse Of Lexington, is here visiting
/ Miss Bette West
Miss Emma Doty has returned
home after a delightful visit to her
sister. in Louisville.
Miss Dove Harris. of Danville,
spent the weekend with her nieces.
the Misses Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Miley Walker were
visitors in Danville, Saturday.
: Mrs. Joe Bryant has completed
her business course, at Lexington.
and is at home for a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs John Baughman. and
sen. and Mrs. ). +. Robinson, of Dan
vile, spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Julian anderson Of Akron, O,
IS here for a short visit to his par
ents, Mr. and Nrs. Charlie Anderson.
Miss Emma Baker, who taught the
past year at Hazard. is here to spend
the vacation with relatives at Nina.
'Mesdames Cabell' Denny. J. A..
Royston, +. c. Gaines, Matte Dun
can were visitors in Danville. Mon
day.
Mrs. Martha Frisbie is in Dan
Vile this week 70 see her nephew, Mr.
VIII Price, who is at home from Pan
anna
Lieut.. Pierre lie Toney. of Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga, was the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Anderson the past
week.
Misses Norma Burns Montgomery,
Katherine Haley and May Brown of
Berea, were weekend guests of Miss |
Marie Ray.
Miss Allie Arnold has returned
home after spending the winter in
Morganton, s. c., where she taught |
in the ID. and u. School.
Mrs. c. r. Henry and son, James
Milton, and Miss Sudie Harrison, of
hirksville, were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrigue
left Sunday, for Chicago. after Wis
II TO her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Conn. on Richmond street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleece Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walden. of Dan
vile. attended the funeral of Mrs.
William Anderson. Tuesday.
hr, Clayton Morrow has accept
I'd position in a munition plant at
Nashville, Tenn. an1 writes that he
s much pleased with his new duties.
DIR. Milton Elliott. Of Louisville
Dental College. has returned home
nd will spend the vacation with his
'arents, Or. and Mrs ". NJ. Elliott.
MIR. and Mrs. Bristow Conn and
'ristow Jr, Of Danville. and Mrs.
Anna Miller of Philadelphia, were
uests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Conn,
sunday.
pr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hatfield. and (
vo interesting children, and Mrs. g
Elizabeth Joseph, motored to Somer-
It, Sunday, and were guests of :
alatives
Mrs. j. NJ. Staughton, who has
zen with her husband Lieut.. Staugh-
m, in Greenville, S. c., for several !
onths, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. .
lay Sutton, at their suburban home. n
Pine Court" "
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Price, and o.
70 children, Mrs. A. G. Lackey, m
ISIS Mary G. Laekey, all of Danville, II
otored over Sunday and spent the
" with their grandmother, Mrs. ID. OF
. Laekey, and Miss JEANNE. b,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE:-White Navy beans.
fresh sweet milk, butter and butter
milk, spring chickens and pure Ply
moth eggs. Mrs. j. K. Curd,
lt-pd. Lancaster. Route 2
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE:-Poland China Reg
istered boar. A good one and in
splendid shape for service.
S. W. Morgan, Stanford, Route 4.
6-6-2t-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

STRAfED:-To my place June
LIST, a spotted hog, weight about 200
pounds, Owner can have same by
proving property, paying for this
notice and its keep. |. F. Naylor
lt-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

STOCK HOGS wANTED:-Good
healthy ones, raised by present own
er' 100 to 1875 pounds. Drop postal
or telephone at once. Henry LLOYD.
Lancaster, Ky, Phone 2O4.
6-l4-tf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

For Saie;-l00 barrels of corn in
shuck, near Judson, KY
y. II. Bogie, Lexington, Ky.
4-lS-2-mo.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE:-Refrigerator. Prac-
tically new J.R. Harris.
1t. pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALG:--tlae John Deere
gasoline Hay ptess. Coon coaGi-
ton. Iienry Moore,
Camp Nelson, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE:-one six year old
work mule and 100 bales of good
timothy hay J. B. Woods.
6-6-2t-pd. Manse. XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE; Monroe roadster
automobile. In good condition.
with self starter. viii sell cheap.
6-6-3t W. T. King.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-13
Classified Column.

WANTED;-100 good locust
posts. G. A. Swinebroad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-03
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ncrs, lCinc @attin ltno ein aino
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mnren Die cinjigcn ancritonilhen
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lang inter Gct icltgebalten poroen,
Gic 9cmonnlng oc5 Gonpfer5 mltr-
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pom 5lottcn.Scfrct1r Ganiel5 be.
lobt luoroen, Dcil CT ais Gomman'
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lont. Ser oNpon5o" lit Der ebefnas
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uno muroe in puciiiid)en @eludiiern
nit gei6lag belegt, ais Die gerellllg.
ten Stooten in 0en arieg eintroten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-03
l,oli,iit i'm Sicuit criduiien.

9ittaburqb, IA. ,, Ndr5.
lbon1a2 1Qrrca, 80 Sabre alt elmer
Scr dlteltcn EOlijilten Der blel9ell
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ocn BON 5lpei lmiOcntiiijirtcn Vtan.
neru eridoiicn, ais er ieinc 9iunoe III
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aus Foli5iitcm Getettios lulo Slr-
germ beite6cnoe Foiic bctr1oet lh all'
Ger Spur ser Wtor0cr. Ser Moro cr-
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mar, Die beioen Nidnncr 3lt perbnTten.
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men lpollte, 5ogen bei0c lore 9icOolpcr
uno begonnen 81 idieBcn. Olit 5luel
&ugcln i'm G0rpcr innf Der Eoll5rt
5lt 9oocn 5og icooh ieincn &cpolpcr
ltno ihoB pier Mol nlti ieinc @cgner,
melhe Die Slltdt crgriflen. Conn
nub cr lpenige Sefunbcn ipdter &C.
itorbcn iein. 2lnifeincno trni feiner
iciner S6iliie.
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SeblscidDlasen uoer MIR nnterbroden

Cic Srie0cnS- llntcrDanolln9en 5luls
ihen oen Gentrolmahten llno
9unGnicn in 8ufarelt. - gtad
Der o&oiiiihen 3eitl,n8" ipar bic
glntmort oeS a0nigS 5eroinano
uui oic Sricoensbcoingltngen
nlht 5uirieoenlteueno.
9lnliter6um, .. Wtar5. - gtod
elmer Weloung Scr oGoiliihen Sci.
tllno" bon Berlin limo Die 5rieoens
nterbon0llngen init HllnanIen Die
IN Nutoreit Geiitbrt mltroen feblge-
l@lugen. Is Derlolltet, Dab Die Ant-
mort &0nig 6erOinono'8 ouf Die BE
Oingungen Der GentraImudte niht
3uirieocnIteaen0 mar.
llnoerc ocl,tlhe 3eitungen iagen,
Die llntcrbnn0lungcn Ieien obgebro'
Cdcn moroCn, neil Or. b. ailblmanll,
Der 6eutidc StootSietretar oes glus.
mQrtigcu. un0 @rof G6ernin oet
6Itcrrcthiih .llnguriicbc 0iiniiter oes
2(usnGrtigcn nah 9relt.2itoust be.
ruiCn norocn leien.
Cine III Berlin crloliene ienli,offl'
5ieQe Grflarlmg beitritt ieooh, oof
lie Oie rlrmGniihe &auptltaot perloi
len bdttcn.
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Micicnrn55ia unf ). ". ". MiitalicOc'

a, -.,.i , l,S
"ellloItde l'l'ltl'ocl'!tI,l[t 'L,' 3'o'U
nclIell all oer puVlI''Wt'' S'"I'V' u
Vtl19lleoer OCT y. ~ SS' oo''
lllQt, loieh elll8epV''l'Il 'oetoc'''
g{oihinntnn , QR6r;-Ginc
pirIcnro2,io nti nuaI1uhiihc llnfric
hrnitiitrr inn pociiiIhcp g{oromcitcn,
sir Sohn+oor 1,nN 9lnorrhic prc0iocn,
mIrhr hrutr pom Icportcn1cnt fiir
9lrhcitrrnrlcn onororbnct g(uc gu12
Inner hic hiric Tnftrincn pre0iacu,
icirn iic MN yritolicbcr Scr < ". "
nhrr niht ioI(cn nrrboitct 1nD N1r
7cnnr+otion ous hcu you6c icitoc
h,Itpn mprbr, GimponArumo9 BE
on+r in crottIp rrhicItcn hru Ncicbl.
,oinrt not hrn iplocu6cn 9icocl1 Dor.
n,oebrn.
7ob iir fpinr 9Gual1n6rr Der
h,itrn iritboItpn pbcr Dcportircn, mlr
meil iia iih ben W W ouIchIDIicn
} 7op iic irnrnh mrIhcn 9lll5l1ns
hcr nprboitcn ,,nh fcithnItcn bis tie
i'm henortircn f3npcn ,pi or 0Gitolir0
har ~ g0 nhpr nidt brn lie Al.
trciien m3hrcuh rr bir ,mopicRlidc
,)rrit3r,,no non VcIihthi1nl 9luordic,
ohcr Son oenoIt;,n,cn lnrIn,r, 6rr
He8terl'li9 DER &er. Slodicl' Pt'o'8|
oocr lt0el'o lpel@c 0orllI Der Gr'I'ot.
Dung oIIenlll1cr Seoh'fcr poer aus
lr9ello Deldelll ohocrell Vfi'l'o' oV''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ulol8e oVt
Seporfdtlolt oer'oIlen H. lelDlt loc'lr
or felle ol'enIi'nol8c &Dof pC9'I'0'
3. 6llr alc %crpoIte1ell '1pr8c 6l'
trn9en; menll ole AolllllIlDtelleil ju
1cottle ll6 ais lInaeml8eno crlpclleil'
ut Der Golllnlll'ar mr. Gulpalloerll''H
Oolclblt an9emlelen lpelterc Allor-
there 5lt llberll.
Shon lelt elnl9er 3elt bat lld ellle
Agltntion 5n 0unlten Der &ntcrnl.
rlmg aualonoilder Diit8lleoer scr s..
". ". i'll Stoote @oIbin9ton be
mcrtbar 9en1adt ltno Sllr8crpcrcln2
ioIple 9rbeltgeber perlnn9ten olc
Gtobllrpng clneS Getentlonalo9er@
filr ctlpo 1000 Vtonn.
f,,o m,,h > op3r,
'c,;,,;t,,,;o,,S mSn,,nr ,.' =, Sow Mcr
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Giiiicn Ieiner Tran mar glugriii

9tcmurf M. :. Ntarj.
,Sobn NicGonolo wuroe bclte bier
oe2 tbdtlihen 2(ngriifea oui Icinc
Irnu iduloig beinnoen, neil er lie
nit Buuult tilBte. yaein @ottc 0ot
eiu geieBlide5 feft, ieine 6rut nit
@cmolt 5u fiiiien," iagte Der Staot2
ampolt Mott 81 Den @eihmorencn.
IS lit Dies lln5meilelbnft I'M HlugC
oc9 @eictcs Elm tbdtliher 2lnBriff.
IS wur0c ungeiiibrt, McGonolO bo
be nit @cmnlt oen auB geroubt, nad
Dem icinc 5rult iih 9eueigert Bate
iidl NIT ibn nod einem Streite mic
ser III pertrogen. Die 8eihmorcner
6erictbcn lid nur - Wtinuten lang
cbe lie i'm icbitloig beinnoen, ooh be
blelt ii6 Der 9iihter Ole llrtbeiI2
Ipredung Dor.
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SeutIdcr 9icihstag bertast iid,.

amiter6um ,. Otdr5. Ter
beltide Neitstag bat iih beltte, nnd-
Dem CT oa9 @iibget Dem Saltptmis-
ihuB iberuieien bate, bis sum II.
Wtoi uertugt. pie Elm SeleJramm ans
Berlin beiogt.