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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05
Sol. @abrmHnb's 8ebe.

Sol. Otto &abrntltno, Der Hrdll=
bent ser Gitp 8rauerei, Der befunllt=
licb felt ntebreren Sabren unler gonn-
tp in Der 2egislat1lr oertritt, bat
oem Hepereno Barton, Dem Superln=
tenoenten Ger 9lnti Saloon 2igu,
auf oen 9lngriff, oen er fiir5lid altf
ole Yrauer nobte, in einer portreff=
liben Heoe geanttportet, Die er TN
&eprdlentantenbouie Der Segislatlc
bielt uno Die lebbaften geifaa fano.
Sol @abrnluno pies Die 9eidulot-
gungen 8arton's allfs gntid)ieoenlte
5urnd l1o oeripeilte beionoers bel
Dem merflpiiroigen 8orlpurf, oen
Hep. Barton ben 8ranern mahtc,
oaB oie Weiiten BON ibnen Seltide
ieien. Gubig uno ia6genlaB ieste er
auseinanoer, oaB in oem porliege1t=
oen Safe ouf Die 9raner in San sln=
tonic, auf oie 9iep. 9arton's sln-
qriff beionoers geriftet mar, oieler
iogenonnte gorpurf iiberbalpt feine
9ln1penoung finoe, oa Die Weeiiten bon
ibnen meoer 0entbe nod oelttIhsr
abfllnft leien. st ielblt lei oeutidcr
9lbfllnft, ieine Gltern leien aber Dor
ntebr als einen1 bal6en eSabrbltnoert
nod Dem 2an0e Der sSreibeit getom-
men, I'M Der llnteroriidltng oltr6 Die
oelitIben smrIten 81; ettgeben.
Wfit groBter gntibieoenbeit be-
tonte er, oaB er ME in einem iaegi-
tilnen @eibaft tatig getpelen let.
SblieBlih erflarte er, oaB, menn
oas @e1ee babin entIbeioe, Die BON
ibm pertretene grauerei iofort ihrei'
8etrieb einltellen tueroe
Die Jfeoe fano, pie gelagt, groBea
geifnn, uno bas @aus beihfoB, tie
i'm Hrotofoll abou6rnfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05
s a 3.

- Der 9el6lnB, olrf) oen cas-
Yrobibitionsamenoement 5ur gun-
oesperfaiiung ratifi5iert lpltroe, uur=
De elm tpenig umgeanoert, I'M nit
Dem geibluB oes Senats itbereilBn-
5timlnen.
- Der Senat fat Die ssaoDalitat5S=
bill anQenommen Die illopale MenBe=
rungen ODER eaten nit Strafen De-
legt.
Der 8unoesienat bot fit Die
9efampfung oes y9inf 8oa @orns"
in 9eras Ole Sumnle BON 100000
angeipielen. 9as Gepraientantenbaus
bate fir oielen 3tped nur 100000
bepiaigt. Man alaubt, oaB in Der
aonieren5 Stsung Die Senats-Mp'
preparation angenommen miro
9ur6 einen merfipiiroigen Slt-
fall lit Der i'm Camp goipie bel Sort
@ortb liegenoe Soloat 2oren acree
nit leiner 5anilie mieoer pereinlgt
moroen, BON Der er oiir6 Die furht=.
bare Sturmflut in @alpelton ror
ant5ebn Sabren getrennt ipuroe 81
ner ieiner aameraoen Srant Srue
NIT Namen, mar Elm 9tadbar bon
g(cree's in Gallas lebenoen perbeira-
teten Shpelter nno er5ablte oieier
gelegentlih zines 8eiu6es BON Ieinent.
neuen sSreilnoe. Durh Den Nanell
aufmerfiam gerira6t, teilte oieie Srie
nit, baB iie cine geborene Acree lei
uno oaB ibr 8ater, 5ipei S1Deitern
uno sfpei 8riioer bel Der &ataitropbe
in @alpeiton ertrunfen ieien; nltr iie,
uno ibre Wutter ipdren banals ge-
rettet. ShlieBlid itelte iidb beralls,
Dab Der Soloat scree ibr 9ruoer
mar, Der ieinerieits uieoer geglaubt
batte, Der ein5ige lleberlebeiloe DER
sSamilie 5u iein. 8alo oarauf fano
Damn nit ser IN Souiton mobnenoen
Mutter, Die iid) pieoer oerbeirntet
bat uno iest TreBlep beiBt, nno Der
Shmelter Die 8ieoerpereilligllnJ
itatt
Ourb Die grploiion elmer in
elmer eilernen 9fobre nerborgenen
gonlbe puroen Die in oen @eorge
9lrmItrong'lhen Stablwerfen IN Sort
8ortb angeitellten 0ferifaner gllge-
nio @uaglaroo lmo Batricio 9imnS
augenblidlih getotet uno Ger 8or.
mann Sorn McG oitan ihlper oerlebt
Gin 0useno onberer Werifaner lin0
tpie our6 elm @unocr Dem 3ooe entr
ganaen. Die 9obren iollen BON Den
Oelfelcern in Sflaboma nod Sort
8ortb gebraft iein uno man gloubt,
ooB oie nSnouitrial 8orfers Of tbe
Borlo" an Ger 8ombengeibidte be.
teiligt iino.
sSr1ulein 0ulcie Dubois bon
Gictoria erlitt beim 8ranoe ibreS
SeimeS am Nontag oerarti9e 9rano.
punoen, ooB lie orei Stunoen ipdter
Itorb Die 8erungliifte, melhe imgll
ter pon 40 Sabren ltano uno BON it,
rem S0.iGbrigen 8ater Ioipie 8luei
9riioern iiberlebt miro, mar bis SIT
ibrem Sooe bel pollem 9eipuBtiein
uno permohte nod ibr SeItament SIT
oiftieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05

I'M SuHUe ytulteutit tuutt utS Ieta w
ter flpb, lit geitOrbeu.
Die amitraliiden Srnppen babell
in sslanbern eineu Mnsriff amf Die
Gentidem senlad5t, Der iebr erfolgs
reid ge,peien tit. Sic limb, lpie aus
2unbpm gemelbet ipirb, in Die oent=
Idlem &eiben einseormngen nnb baben
piele Gefangene setnadt. Die gerli-
ner 9epelden iagen basesen, bic
emgliiden Ansriffe in sSlanbern ieien
smriifseldlasen.
Die Jransoien meloen, baf iie Dit-
lid npn Der Mnas in Die SentidDen
0rGben Bel galpnne eingeornmgen
limb nnb $50 Gefansene semaht ba=
ben.
9as ariessbepartement iast III
ieimer 8pdeniiberiift, Die aampfe
an Der ipeitliden 5ront uermebrten
iid mnb ebenlo iuerbe Die Stimmnng
Ser Srnppem INNER optimiitiid)er.
General Mard beitatist bies.
Ser frans1iiid)e EremierminiIter
Glemeneeam bat nniere Srnppen be
indt nnb iid iebr anerfennenb iiber
lie ansseIproden.
General Eeribing 6eridtet, oa.
in Dem bentiden Nnsriff anf Ole
amerifaniiden Steanngen noromelt-
lid bon Spml Elm iueiterer Sffisier
mn6 meitere elf Mann get0tet wmr-
ben. Sdiuer periunnbet iunrSen Elm
Captain, Elm 9emtmamt nnb orei5ebn
Golbaten, leid)t beriunnbet wurben
nemn Golbaten. Nm @nnbem in Der
Saladt empfansen itarb elm Soloat,
an &ranfbeiten bier, an eimer Snfnl-
lig erbaltenen Sdnkmnnbe itarb eia
Gplbat, elm Seraner Gseil .. We-
Senrp aus @eorgetOun.
Nms 2onbpn ,uiro gemeloet, aus
Srlanb leien iuabrenb Der leeten sa-
ge feline bennrmbigenSen Stad)ridJten
gefpmmen.
Geueralmaipr Yepton 6. Nard,
fat bic Seitnms nmierer eanbtrappeH
iibernummen.
9lms Snemos Apres iuiro gemelbet,
Nrtifel in ben bortisen 3eitnnsen
bemteten an, bak cine rabifale sSrpnt-
perGmoernng Arsentiniens in gesng
anf ben &ries beporitebe; es lei aber
nod nid)t iid)er, Oh Nrsentinien poll-
itGnbig nit 9entidlanb bredlen iuer-
be.
Der Jrieoenspertrag slpiIden Den
Oemtid)en nnb ben Gniien Ioa am Z.
NGrs ratifisiert iuerSen.
yfpripesen bat gesen Die 1seitnab-
me zines engliiden arensers bird
oen bemtiden Siilfsfremser yOnHei-
oOrf" proteitiert. Die Jeitnabme iull
in noriuesiiden 8efuaiiern paiiiert
Iein.
q. 3. @arren, ErofeiiOr bes
oJarm Manasement" an Der Gpr'
nell -llniperiitat, erflart, uniere bies-
ialjriae Grute an 9ebensmitteln iucr.
oe iuabrid,einlih MIR erei yiertel ei-
urr Normal 6rnte Letragen.
Robert g. 9opett, Der friibere @Or-
iibenbe 6es 0ireftorinms Der llnirn
Eacifie gnbm, iit pom 6eneral-9i-
reftur NeglboD 5nm Seiter Der nenen
g9ibiiion Of 6etterments nno aooi-
tiuns to the RAILROAD abminlitratlon"
ernannt.
Or. 8m. 8. Hobinion in gtew
yorf, 6eransseber Der raoifalen
Nonatsld)rift M @oiee in the Asll-
oermef," 1T Der @erletmng bes Spin
mage 8eietes anseflast.
9as Geprdientantenbans bes apn-
sreiTes bat cine Sill ansenommen,
Die beitimmt, oak ieber ualiem Gne-
NM, Der int Seer lit, lett einem Jabr
i'm Sanbe iuobnt nno einen gmten
yHeeoro" hat, giirger iueroen fam.
0ielelbe Sin beitimmt and, ban
9ente aus Oeiterreih.llnsarn, bic nit
ibrem Saterlanbe nidt mebr safrie-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
March 5th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Die seitrise gsadridt, oaf Sdws-
BEN sic Mlanb Snieln beiebt balte,
maj ibre yattralitat ipabrenb oes8rie=
ges sn iidern, mar nidt ,pabr.
Seatfd)lanS bat 6ieSnieln beiett, nm
fuit es beift, bic 9iabe anf benielben
MISREPRESENTATION, banptiadlid) aber
iupbf, nm bieien insemein lpidltigen
Epitfn, ppn 6ent aus es ben finni~
idlem Golf fontroliert nnb Die in
SemieIben befinbliae rnfiidDe Jlottc
an Mmslaufen bcrbim6rrn fam,
midi in feinblidje 6Gnbe falen 81
laiIen. Sc bat aber bet idlueoiiden
Scattering bic 0efitersreifMns nit
aeteilt, smsleid) NIT Der @erfdernng.
Saf bieie @eietnns MIR 5eitiueilia
lei. Amseblid ipa 9emtidluno Sdipe-
ben aud mitgeteilt baben, oaf es
ssimnlano beieten Werbe nno Sdipe-
Sen ioa 6nsegen proteitiert baben.
IS finbet iid in ben offisiellen yiit-
teilnnaem Gdipebens nid)ts oariiber.
Sdue6en fat aber ben Yiadtem Die
Beietnng Der Mlanb Jmieln onrd
9eutidlan6 mitseteilt unb ebenlo,
baE es Der oentiden Hesierung ge-
luiiie ge6enfen in Besng anf bieie
Beiebung ansgeiproden babe. Gs be-
fim6en iid) snrseit nod 500 ldluebi-
fde Golbaten auf ben Smicln, bod
bat fein 3niammenituf smiIden if
nen nnb ben bentIden Golbaten itatt-
seflnbens
Mms Berlin iuirb pffisiea geinelbet,
baf oie 9lnnGnen bic &affenitia-
itanbsbeOimgmnsen Der Gentralmadte
aHgenomnten Baben.
9ie 9on6oner p0aily Nnil" iast,
Der engliIde, Der fransOiiide nno
italienilde gotidafter in SOfio bdts
ten beidloKen, semeiniam on Sapan
bas Grinden Sn iteaen, oak IS bic
nOtiuenSisen Sdritte the, nm bic cl-
Itierten sSmfereiIen In Sibirien 81
idjiiten. Gs iuerbe nid5t eriuartet, Sas
Der amerifaniid)e gptidafter iid Sie-
lem SDrgebcn anidlitkeu iueror, aber
es brand)e iid baonrd) Stieutano be-
nnrnbigen sm lniIen, es iueroe feline
Dppoiition bon Geiten Nmerifas err
folsen. = Ans 8aibington uirb ge-
mel6et, man CLAUDE bort, bak etn
Ginsreifen sSapnns in Sibirien mr-
nnittelbar beuoritebe. Offisiea bat iidD
mniere Hesiermns nod uidt iiber bic
Sadie seGnkert, man nimmt aber an,
Sak sSapan auf cine lolde MenRerung
nidt iuarten, iOnbern idnea uorgebem
nub bic Hegelmng NIT ben Ser. Staa-
ten ben 6iplpmntiiden 8erbanolmu-
sen iiberlaiien iuirb. Die 8eietnns
Der Miami Snieln onrdJ Die 9emt-
iden fdleint bic Alliierten peranlaht
81 baben, bic Angelegenbeit in Sibi-
rien 10 idnel mic m0slidJ in Orb
namg 81 brinscn. Gs beikt, Nnm be-
fiirdte, 0emtidjlan6 m0d]te aud inSi=
birien Don geiuiiIen Serritorien 8eiib
ergreifen. Die 9epeif)e lest nod fin-
5n, mniere Hesiernms babe pulles Ser
tranen in bic ebrliden Abiidten Sa-
pans.
Die yfaiIen babeu ansefausen, bic
Sriifen in Sibirien 81 Seritoren, m,
Die Sapaner am 8ororingem sm him
bern.
llnIer Sotidafter arameis miro
purldnfig in goloaoa bleiben.
yritiide enftihiffe baben uiel
SdaSen in 0itenoe anseridtet.
9eneral Allenbp, Der gefeblshaber
Der ensliIden Srmppen in Yalaitima,
1T nm nngefabr IL Neilen aeaen
Nablns 81 pDrserii6t.
Der 5iueite Sohn bes a0nias pom
RpHtenesro, Srin5 Nirfs, Der rmbis
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&erlamgt

@erlangt - Gin oeutihes Weao-
den ungef6br t6 Sabre alt,. I'M 81
foden uno baus5ubalten. @alter
Sobn uno beites 6eirn fir Die rid)-
tige Berion. 0tau idreibe an:
Wirs. CHARLES 6riIep, College Stn-
ttou. Spros
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05
Nie snfrie0en.

Mann: = Sea, alio, Inn oes lieben
Srieoens millen eebe id) bolt naf)!"
Srau: oDaB on Dir oesbalb nift
etlpa einbiloelt, OH Iei'It Der @ei6ei-
terel"
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Npiem! Npfem !!

stoien uno aaerlei 9opfpflan5elt
5u baben bel i. gobmfalf, 8or ACT,
0pn5ales, Seras.
Ytan Ihreibe fir Treislilte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05
Ias Der EbpiifitnnSe.

Sebrer: n8as lit @eidlpinoig.
feit2"
Shiiler: n@elhminoigfeit 1T oas-
ienige, momit einer einen beiBen Gel
Ter pegiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-05

Die oeutId)e Sprahe miro BON
nabe5u t40 Niaioneu Neniden ge-
iproden
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
$4,000 VOICES


Fifty thousand voices What a grand
chorus! And that's the number of
American men and women. who are
publicly praising Doan's Kidney Pills
for relief from backache, kidney and
bladder ills. They say it to friends.
They tell it IN the home papers. Ma
ri0n pscple are Ia the chorus.
Here's Marion CASE
G. B, Johnson. 500 z. Depot street,
says: II suffered for five years with
kidney trouble and it was sapping my
very strength away. Ny back sched
and panied constantly and was lame.
especially mornings, The least exer-
ton tired me and when overdid had
headaches and dizzy spells. | was
very nervous and the kidney secretIons
passed too frequently, making me get
up at night. | got box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at Haynes & Taylor's
drug store. They helped me from the
first and continued taking them until
entirely cured"
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. johnson had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. IL
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
Losing Money.
You are MAKING MONEY every

You are MAKING MONEY every
day, but how much are you LOSING?
IL you are making 81 a day. but
could make $5a day by taking the
necessary training, you are losing 50 a
Day. or SIS month. or 1895 n year,
or 50. $50 in ten years. Quite a loss.
isn't il! But that's the size OF your
loss II you are n the S2.a-day class.
The right business training - the
Draushon Training - will stop this
loss. will take you out OF the 5 9 a.dsy
class and put you into the $5-to 5 l0.a-
day class.
MISS EDITH PHILLIPS. Assistant
Bank Cashier. Spring field. s. c. +.
writes: " I'm glad took a course at
DRAUGHoN'S."
X. N. FLOYD. Bank Cashier. Con-
way, s, c writes: AT every oppor-
tunily speak a word for Draughon 9
College. which attended. | believe it
is the BEST"
Wha; the Draughon Training has
done for these people il will do for
YOU. Catalogue FREE. Draughon's
Practical Business College. Nashville,
Tenn.
POSITIONS SECURED.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13

S,a 81" nSns'hod rngn sns iutms W sne risns
"ioonn 10 ~ hen oA ,so.n n aaii
ssto d, ~ W." Oo nS reintnl Sis, uer
that aG,ict han sa, s a wii n' and raiiof anS
emsncin.tio r from her tromhlas in I nv
Pisrce's Esvorits prescrintion n she':
overworked nervous or RIM down sbs
finds nav Tia and strength ia a nower.
mi inyivorating tonic And nervine which
was discovered and used nv An eminent
nbysIcisn for manu- vasrs IN ali cauas ~
female COMPLAINTS" and waaknesses For
vouns oiris mat entering w0manbood !.
ior wSmen AZ the critical change of life y.
in hssrirSiown sensat,ons neriodicaI
nains n,ce,ation lnnammation. and every
inas,t d'o oIinaUt ,ha "Fsu"r,ts PrascrIr.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
! have several good
farms for sale close In,
also have town property
and mineral rights.
w. e. Belt.

William Sanford Adcock. Of
the United States battleship
U4ah. il here on a furlough. the
guest of his sister, Mrs. J. b.
Troiter. He was reared at New
ton. Ala, which is his home.
BE has been in the navy two
and a half years. He will leave
today to go aboard his ship, the
Utah.
For sale: A few jersey cows,
+. W. Num-.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Wilborn
and son, Lyle, were in Evans.
vile to spend the week end and
to do some shopping and to have
the young gentleman's tonsils
and adenoid, removed. He stood
the operation and is getting
along o. k.
For sale. some good, used auto
tires and tubes.
Marion Steam VulcanizinR Co.
Mrs. j. d. Asher and little
daughter, Mary Belle, and son,
J. ID. Jr., have returned from
Evansville, where she took the
children to have their tonsils and
adenoids removed. which wa:
done successfully at Walkers
sanitarium.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13

Mrs. I. J. Wiring has return
ed from a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Richardson. at Mexico. and
to her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Travis. at Seven Springs.
Do you get up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in "a
hours from all backache and bladder
troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed RENE
dy. so cent bottle at the drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Yates
and children of the Sheridan sec.
ton were in the city shopping
Tuesday and were tn. guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pickens.
Eugene H. Joiner has. arrived
in the city to spend his vacation.
He graduated from Kentucky
Wesleyan College on June.4. He
won first honors for being the
best all round man andlwas hon.
or man at his graduation. Mad
isonyills HuSt err.
Rev. Hugh Watson. will leave
today for Nashville to attend a
two days institute Of cnurches
on The Moral Aim, Of the
War. y While there he will be
the guest Of Vanderbilt Univer-
sity. Some noted speakers are
on the program. - Madisonvil!e
Hustler.
Mr.. Richard Maurice Horniog
OF the Tribune section left Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock for
camp Zachary Taylor. He is
thirty years of age andihaslbeen
detained on account Of sickness.
Ray Flanary returned last
week from Louisville, where he
went to enlist in the Hospital
Corps Of the United States navy
He expec'ed to leave to-day for
the Great Lakes naval training
station, near Chicago. but got
instructions Wednesday to await
further news as the training
camp was crowded.
Mrs. W. II. Guess, of Marion,
came Friday to visit her daugn.
ters, Mrs. W. A. Walker and
Mrs. Jas. Dodds. MIR. Walker
met her at Blackboard. - Prov
idence Enterprise.
Misses Edna Morgan and Lille
Gass who took positions last
week at the office of Crittendeo
Recor1.Press to learn to set type
are getting along nicely and will
soon be expert typos.
The many friends Of Gutherie
Flanary, who has been in Hon.
duras, Central America several
years working for United fruit
Co., will be interested TO know
that he has left there for the
States to enlist in some branch
of U. s. Army.
L. j. Allison who has been in
the National Soldiers Home in
East Tennessee all winter con.
templates entering the U. S. Ar.
my as a guard and will pro-
badly leave the old soldiers home
this month.
Rev. James F. Price preached
at Pryoisburg Saturday and
Sunday He went to Louisville
Monday and to Bonneville Tues
day. He will visit and preach
at a number of churches and
missions in Owsley county.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
Judge Kevil Monument Erected.

On the lot where the late Judge
j. Bell Kevil is buried a large
granite monument has been erect.
ed which stands nine feet high
and weighs 5000 lbs. All those
who are lovers of art will find in
this memorial that the utmost
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
Fined For Vagraney.

Jim Fork, white, of near
Daniel Boone. plead guilty to a
charge of vagrancy Friday af-
ternoon and was fined $40 and
costs by County Judge Crick
Monday afternoon. - Madison.
vile Hustler.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13

skill in monument making was
put forth. This work was erect.
ed by Henry and Henry. having
been purchased by the Kevil heirs
of this city. There are three
graves there now. Judge Kevii's,
his wife'., and his daughter,
Mss Mabel's and each has a
large, full size sab ovec t h e
grave.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13
II MadisonviIle Can
Why Can't We?

Citv Engineer Geo. Flanagan
will begin oiling streets of the
city not oiled today. He will
continue oiling until all of the
streets have been oiled. - Mad
isonvllle Hustler.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-13

CORN FOR SALE. Calvin
Corley, phone 1912 rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Farmer and
nephew, Willard Franks. arrived
from Florida Thursday and will
spend the summer at their hon e
Oh Walker street.
i nave several good farms for
sale close in also town property
and mineral righa.
w. E. Beh.
q. de Ramage has moved his
pressing shop to the concrete
building and Bud Fowler will
op rate his alone in the Press
building.
FOR SALE. -Duroc Jersey
Male and female pigs, eligible to
registry. Have Is of each.
Price $l2 so during May. After
June |, $500. j. N. Boston.
5l64t
Miss Iva Hicklin, who taught
in the Ardmore. Oklahoma. City
Schools the past year, has re.
turned home and is now with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Asher on
Elm street.
When you have Backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out offxear.
Try Sanol, it does wonders for the iv-
er. kidneys and bladder A trial Soc
bottle will convince you. Get it at the
drug store.
Mrs. Rose Mayes. Of Caldwell
Springs section. was the gust
of relatives and friends here to
spend the week end. Her little
nephew. j. F. Flanary Jr. &C.
companied her home.
For SALE Taree Mares, 3
4, and u years old, we'll bred.
George W. Hill. .Fredonia. KY,
Route 8 4tp
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. HAYNES
and daughter, little Miss Eliza
beth Lee. have returned from
Walkers Sanitarium. where the
daughter underwent q serious
operation. We are glad to re-
port that she is recuperating
nicely and will soon be well.
Misses Ruth and Mamie Hay
mes. of Deland, Florida, /; arrived
Sunday to spend a mon h
with their brothers w. Haynes
and his family at the old home
stead on Salem street, and Will
bur V. Haynes. at Mrs. Croft's.
Gentlemen boarders wanted
T. J. Mcconnell. Phone 256
Judge c. E. Doss andlhis little
granddaughter. Pearl::s Shrode,
are seen almost daily driving
through our streets behind Billy
Becker" a fine Shetland pony
stallion, which Judge Doss re-
Gently purchased in Indiana.
With his outfit, including harness
and buggy with canopy top, he
is quite a pretty picture. as fat
and SLEEK as a mole and much ad
mired by the children.
FOR SALE-I have some new
and second hand telephones for
sale. w. 7. Black. Marion, KY.
Little Miss Stella Fritts is q
real heroine in the days Of war
Recently she sold gloves for one
Of Msrion's ente-prising mer
chants, Mrs. Lottie Terry, who
gave her all the profit to donate
to the Red Cross Society. II a
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Instruments for examining con-
ditions inside as well rs outside
of the eye. Glasses scientifcal-
ly fitted. Prices reasonable.
Office in PRESS Bldg adjoin-
ing Marion Bank. next to Nc.
Connell & Virgins barber shop.
Carlisle St., Marion. Ky.
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Z. l.. Harpending. Notary Public
Mrs. R. H. Haynes went to
Evansville last week to be treat
ed for appendicitis.
FOR SALE. One white faced
Hereford male. two years old.
j. N. Boston. SIG a.
W. o. Wicker, of Fredonia
and Mexico, was in town Satur-
day doing some shopping and
attending to other business mat.
tiers.
Have your tires repaired now
The roads will be good in a few
days.
Marion Steam Vulcanizing Co.
Mrs. R. F. Haynes. who was
in Evansville on shopping trip
last week, has returned home.
FOR SALE-Pure Wild Nal.
lard Dsck eggs. $3.50 per Ii
eggs. Write or phone l24-2t
Mrs. Mont Morrell, Marion,
Ky. 25 Emp
Mrs. Hugh Agee is still in the
Walker sanitarium and is not
doing well. She was Miss Monte
Swansey before her marriage
and has many friends here and
in the county.
STRAYED from my farm at
Haivan. Union county. Ky.
one pair of bav mare mules, l5i
hands high. Please notify me
and | will pay for same.
W. N. Quirey.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert Haynes,
who was operated on for appen-
dicitis at the Walker sanitarium,
is recuperating and will soon be
at h.me again. Mr.. Haynes
accompanied her and is still with
Der.
Don't throw away your old auto
Ores and tubes have them repair
ed.
Marion Steam Vulcanizing Co.
Creed A, Taylor is in the Wal
ker sanitarium at Evansville.
having undergone an operation
for hernia and piles. He is i'm
proving and will be able to re-
turn home soon. His wife is at
h,a hadaida
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Stock Peas

The Marion Milling Co. nave a
few Stock Peas for sale at a
bargain. Call them.
Marion Milling Co..
Incorporated.