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CALMING HER FEARS.

Henry" said Mrs. Gadder, as she
@de her spouse good-by at the sta
aon don't forget to have a notice
% all the papers that / have gone to
aead six weeks at the fashionable
tauov beach,"
'All right, my DEAR
u don't suppose it would be pos
aoe to mention the fact that am
aAIng along II trunks?"
No. my dear But the neighbors
aT them leave the house and other
r.a aa.'' who scan the society page
WIN elvIous hearts will take it for
4 s'au'ed that YOU viii wear some
aIas else at Yarrow beach besides
p oaln.ng suit" Birmingham Age
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
Avoid the Pessimist.

"You can't do it" keeps more people
with splendid ability in mediocrlty man
almost any other thing. You cant DO
ltr' meets you everywhere in life. At
averv turn you propose to take, you
viii find some one to warn you away,
to fell YOU not to take that road that
4 viii lead to disaster. Unless you
have unusual pluck. an iron will. de-
termination which never looks back,
Won are likely soon to become discour-
aged. and when you are once discour-
aged your initiative is deadened and
vour power paralyzed.-T New Sue.
cess
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17

Science says that old age begins with
weakened kidneys and digestive organs.
This being true, it is easy to believe
that by keeping the kidneys and di-
gestive organs cleansed and in proper
working order old age can be deferred
and life prolonged far beyond that en-
joyed by the average person.
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem OH has been relieving the
weaknesses and disability due to ad-
vancing years. 1t is a standard old
time home remedy and needs no intro
duction. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil is
containing about drops each. Take
them as you would pill, with small
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

swallow of water. The oil stimulates
the kidney action and enables the
organs to throw off the poisons which
cause premature old age. New life and
strength increase as you continue the
treatment. When completely restored
continue taking a capsule or two each
day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules will keep you in health and vigor
and prevent a return of the disease.
Do not wait until old age or disease
druggist and get a box of COLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money
refunded if they do not help you. Three
sizes But remember to ask for the
original imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
In sealed packages.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
HERO SHOWN III NEW LIGHT
ui,torisn Pictures Emperor as a
Friend Of Suffering Rome After
the Great Fire.

After all it is pleasanter to think
# Nero hustling about and trying
nmitigate the calamity than to pic
nrg him afar off and fdding by the
rgbt Of burning Rome, remarks the
Christian Science Monitor. Thus
Ferero, who, most historians agree,
is a reliable Interpreter of historic
evidence. presents him in his recent
"Short History of Rome" Hearing
Of the disaster, he says, "Nero re-
turned hastily to the capital, where,
however, he was unable to prevent
the destruction Of his own house. He
did all be could to mitigate the if-
p7ara5Ie loss which had been sus-
hned lie opened the public build
n& and his own gardens to the peo-
PIE who had been made homeless;
from thp neighboring towns he sent
for everything necessary for the re-
pair and equipment Of these tenn
Porary shelters as far as that was
possible and he took energetic
measures to provide against the still
greater calamity Of famine" Nero.
The fiddler, was a more spectacular
Figure, but one may probably accept
teTero'S description as reasonably
close to what actually happened.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
szeT PAPER IN SCOTLAND
---r e.-H "coing Strong"
N.roe,. ts first Appearance
' April IS. t746.

..ot issue of the Aberdeen
4 ~ss the 2O,000th number OF
I'-'.-. ..osrable newspaper-now the
%. 9'., '1lr.. n Scotland. The fl first issue
,i'.' ' Journal was published on
o. ~: Is. l746. and contained an ae-
apr. ~, 5ran eyewitness, of the battle
c..' c...''r.lso fought two days pre-
q ~, This narrative, however,
IA tbe Jaco5ites, and James
Gamers the editor narrowly yes es-
sn.ng a victim to their wrath.
8 -..a fellow apprentice Of Benia-
r,rE.In. Another notable IN
.,, in the Journals history was
nre publicly burned at the
l..l. II the common hangman IN
..l., l,53-"an excellent adyer-
.msrt. we are told.
rr rsrbaps the outstanding event
4. career Of the newspaper was
ar,s,. when the Aberdeen Journal
a.. y Visited by Robert Burns during
u. cortbarn tour. In the office, on
NJ. I. occasion, Barns met Bishop
Simmer. son Of the author Of "Tul-
5,sgorum" and "The Yowie WI the
c,.Eit Horn" masterpieces Of lit
s,,-nre. which evoked the admira-
foY Of the Ayrshire poet. Afterward
prms and Chalmers (son Of the
nralery adjourned to the New inn,
r5ore Doctor Johnson also stayed
On his way north.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
EARLY EXAMPLES

qdI ,baIl bnllAenny cats kept fighting
5en.p Was nothing left Of
boIsbeg.s; ! They we're the original
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
READY FOR ANYTHING

aDnasl Dna5 kind Of a mine you got?s
lIsrJa a''Io yet just started to bore.
4. = r.,8 ooPper, maybe gold. perhaps
trl. y vel capitalize whatever we
al - Louisville Courier-Jour-
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
WELCOME RELIEF.

,r,5. "'u' grille, you have gradu-
Yes
0uoch-full Of wisdom and erudi-
D, Dnat shall you do first ?"
..a ''3ge right into the silly sea-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
Have You a Taking Machine2

A careful selection Of One Doz-
en- 10 inch double disc Columbia,
ETC., Records ga selections)
Dance, Band, Hawaiian an d
Popular Hits. Records worth
from 85c to 81. so each FOR ONLY
$500. You really get $3.50
worth of records. We sell mil
lion records a year. Why not
send us your records order today?
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
THoueHT coNrao,

tCV
ases.o "s'sF grum0le about your
aea evan oont Ike to think about
enough to grumbIe.o
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
The BEAR
BY MARY {. TAYLOR.


Copyright, 1919. Mcclure Newspaper svn
dicate1
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w S 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
SIMON BROKER

In curind va apare senzationalul
Roman in fasciole GU ilustratiuni
1901 DE NOPTI
tradus in romineste dupa origina-
lul acest roman care unul din ce-
lie mai vechi 81 frumoase romano.
Va apare pentru prima CARA in A
imerica Gu toate cliseele, reprezen-
tind cum s'a petrecut 81 va avea
$50 fascicole. Toti acei carl doresc
a ceti acest roman sunt rugati ne
trimite numele 81 adresa Dior 81 le
vom trimite primul numar gratis.
Biblioteca Poporului Rom1n
529-33 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
(107-9-11-13)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

'Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Hora Unirii" din High
land Park, Mich, avind buna o.
caziune de da frumoasa pc
trecere teatrala in ziua de Dumb
neca Tomii, q Aprilie 1919, in
hala de la No. II Victor Avenue,
pc aceasta Gale aduce sincere mul
tumiri onoratului public care a
luat parte la aceasta petrecere.
Tot odata societatea multume-
ste presedintelui comitetului a
ranjator d-lui Dumitru Barbat
cit 81 intregului comitet aranJa-
tor, care si-a dat silinta de a u
nea eele mai bune ordine 81 IL
lniste in decursul dansului 81 tea
trului.
| O mare multumita Sc aduce
lDomnilor 81 Doamnelor .diletantt
care ne-au satisfacut GU frumoa
sa piesa teatrala: ,,Coroana Mol
dovei' care a fost jucata de ur
matoarele persoane:
| D-nii Axente Tuttoiu 81 Nicolat
Beldian, D-soarele Paraschlva 70
pa 81 Victoria S. Nasiu, Dina Ro
lzeta Molnar, cit 81 taranilor 81 ia
rancelor care au aparut pc seen;
in timpul teatrului le multumim
SINGER.
! Multumita aducem dominion
| declamatori: AXentc Tuttolu, ID
ma Rozeta Molnar, d-soaFelor Sar
maghitan, dior Victor Poparaf
Isl George |. Birsan.
| Gu aceaSta ocaziune au supra
solvit urmatoarele D-ne 81 Dan
dupa cum urmeaza:
Petru Gabrian. presedinte -
Dumitru Barbat, presedinte aran
jator 81 d. Grama So; /. Alexan
dru ST.; D-soara L. Lupsor 25c
I'm. Serbian So; Nicolae Roman $
sofia ST.; n. Mitarca 81; l.. Boam
IA ST.; D-soara p Mitarca 25c
G.. Stanciulea 81; loan Iaru 50
is. Radu 81; D-soara P. Radu So
la. Oprea ST: Simion Vasiu 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

L. Barbu, secretar financiar 81 !;
M. Steff 81; /. Lupsor 81; n.
Beldian 81; NJ. Popa 81; A. Tu-
,ttoiu 81; I. Czeczu ST.; P. Hasiu
soc; N. Lupu, secretar scriptu-
ristic ST; NJ Campean 25c; P.
Flueras ST.; |. Sdrdu 81 sofia So;
N. Codrean So; G. Serbian Soc;
V. Angherusiu ST.; A. Sofonia 81 !;
V. Bica 81; N. Bucsa 81; I. Setea
ISL; A. Grama $40; I. Rosu $40.
= Total suprasolviri So O5.
Gu aceasta ocazillne S "a ubtinus
urmatorul rezultatl:
nitrate totale ..... $311 20
Este totale $50. ,...... $224.4 .46
Vent curat .s..s $92.59
Rugam pc onoratii Domni care
au suprasolvit 81 llu-si gasesc nu-
mele pc lista suprasolvirilor sa
binevoiasca ne fnstiinta numai
deceit pentru a lie publica numele
Cerem scuza caci din eroare au
ramas afara numele a lor doua
persoane afara din lista.
Raminem multumindu-va cr
drag.
| In numele societatii ,,Hora U
nirii" din Highland Park, Mich.
Petru Gabrian, presedinte
Nicolae Lupu, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
R E G TIL G A R E

La ,,1nvitarea Isl Anunt' publ
cata in No. 80 al ziarului ,,Ameri-
ca de societatea Octavian Goga
s'a trecut Gu vederea de sc
mentiona 81 D-na Maria Zarestea
care impreuna Gu sotul dinsel
Domnul Vasile Zarestea la clicita
rea drapelelor an donat 0, esarpi
81 200 de suveniruri Gu $500
Serveasca aceasta de rectificare
de multumire 81 de cerere de scu
"a marinimoasei Doamne. $3.50.
Prezidiul..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Despre fondul orfanilor Dragu-
semi colectati in Verona, Pa, prin
Grigorie Sofonea $50. Tot Sofonea
a pus un drapel national in lici-
tatie, care a adus suma de $17.00.
Asemenea a pus 81 ceruza, care a
adus suma de $1.7O. Nasile |.
Husea $23.O0, dinsul spesat Gu
apeluri 81 multe altele; Arsene
Sofonea SIG; George A. Fogoros
$l6; Mateiu G. Sofonea $15; Ge-
orge A. Tataru $15; Jacob Sitaa
ID dolari; IoanV. Sofonea Ii do
lari Petru Codrea $13; loan Co
stea 1880; Dumitru Tataru $l2
soc; Romul Fogoros $12; loan S.
Fogoros $12; George S. Fogorps
$11; Mihaiu Tataru, Bedford $ll !;
/ Savu Huplea $40; Savu Rogozca
$40; loan |. Rogozea $40; loan n.
Rogozea $40; Spiridon Olga 50
Spiridon Tataru So; loan Tatarn
/. $50; Dumitru Codrea So; Mateiu
iStoia $3.50; Nicodin Codrea 81.
Zoe; Spiridon Codrea 81; Nicolae
Iurcovan 81; Dionise Stoia 81
Vasile Fogoros Scurtu ST; Nico-
lac Bogdan Sc; Nasile 6. Hanes
Sc; George Bobeica Sc; George q.
Rogozea Sc; Dionise /. Fogoros
Sc; Isac Husea Sc; Nastase Rogo-
yea $3.50; Matiu ID. Fogoros IS
Iosif Sucaciu So; Spiridon Suca-
ciu So; Mateiu Sitea, soldat 80
Solomon Gabrean So; Jacob Fo-
goros, soldat So; Mihaiu FogoroS,
consit So; Nasile Gradinar, strain
| SO: Damaschin Bilea, strain 81.
| Consatenii din Detroit, Mich,
| (adeca nu bolsevicii), caci din
/ pacatele lor avem destui in De-
troit, pc carl ii vom cunoaSte q
casa. Deci mai la vale lasam SD
urmeze numele celor buni care
au contribute dupa cum urmeaza
! George Bolovan, muzicant So
Serge Trimbitas 500; Acsente So
fonea $15; George V. Tataru $50
Dionise Guseila $15; loan Strezaa
Sis: Toma Bolovan $15; lod
Coltan $15.
\ Loteria din Detroit, Mich, In
treprinsa in Lima, Ohio, prin q
| Tataru:
George A. Tataru $40; George
| A.. Fogoros $40; Jacob Sitea -
| Sofron Ganea So; 81 multi alti
GU sumo mai mici.
4 Astfel G. Tataru a TRIMS Ia
fond suma de $4,000.
j Au mai solvit 81 straini Gu III
me mai mici, dar toti au fost pu
blicati la rind. Avem 81 de Ia
multi consateni carl au solyit )f
cent, 81 81 mai multi, dar tot
mai JOS de $5, pc care moi eel d'i
Verona, Pa, nu putem numi c.
iertfa. Deci rugam pc toti eel sui
cinci dolari, sa-si 1nainteze rcst1
81 vor veni publicati la rind.
Asemenea rugam pc toti consa
tent carl n 'au solvit mimic, sd s
faca datorinta, fie 81 acum in ces
sui al 11-lea, caci vor Fl 81 dinyi
intrebati cind vor merge acasa y
&C au facut pentru orfanii din CO
muna, fara de aceia moi avem de
stula hirtie sal 1nsemnam 81 p
dfnsii, fie char sd nu le convini
!, In speranta Cd fiecare Dragu
[ san fsi va face datorinta in mar
{ ginile putintei sale.
Cine voieste sd trimita cevi
sumo La fondul sus numit, o poat'
face pc adresa:
0rfslinatul Drxgu9an, Box 142
Verona Pa.
Suma totsla in Occurs de tire
|. ami este de tot nefnsemnata, q
lnumai spre fala consatenilor nos
'ltri nu poste seryi (nusla teti
AlStprindu-se 81 proeente h, ~
at y fcnds slui pa ! \ rs IS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

Domnul Costica Du1nitresc,

Domnul Costica Dunitrescu,
care fost adus in America de
societatea ,,Desteapta-te Romlne
este rugat ,sa bine voiasca tri-
mite sus numitei societati adresa
D-sale. E O chestiune foarte i'm
portanta pentru dinsul.
Adresa societatii este urmatoa-
rea: IT'S Franklin.
Prezidiul.
(8--9)
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zent este de: $714.7O.

Zent este Ue: $1I4. TO.
Sperind caci in eel mai apro-
plat timp posibil vom putea a
junge eel putin una ME de do
lari. Sa vedem deci cine trimitt
eel dintii.
In numele celor ce au jertfi,
pentru micii orfani, seminar:
Grigorie Sofonea 81 Vasile Huzea
(9--1O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
DACA Nj TE ALL bINt
INTREBUINTAZA IERBU.
RILE LUZ ST. BERNARD.
6,
a1||lI|,

Este un remediu ideal de primavara
s tot odata purifica singele Ele sunt
aromatice 81 placute la gust. Aceste
ierbur elimineaza toata otrava din si-
stem, si face singele rosu sanatos. A
cuma este timpul eel mai bun pentru
acest remediu, 81 fiecars tTebue sa le
, fntrebuinteze. 1aci purifica sfngele 81
fti da deplina putere. TIE simti ma,
energic 81 mai sanatos. 0--5)
Pentru constitpatie, indigestlune.
nervositate, debilitate. etc. Pentru fe-
mel si barbati si pentru toate disor IL
nele de stomac. durere de rarunchi, Il
cat. nu este mimic mai bun. lerburlle
lui ST. Bernad ma sunt ca alte reme-
diuri. Nu contine nici O rautate. Fle-
care poate sa lie intrebuinteZe tara
frica. Pentru bolnavi acest remedu
este minunat. Incercati.
Trimte S1.15 pentru un pachet saH
mai bine $500 pentru pachete 81 ltl
vor fl trimse GU toate ipstructluniic
despre fntrebuntdre. Banif iti vor II
trimisi fnapoi in caz ca aceste lerburi
mutt vor ajuta. Trimite astazl dupa
ele AdreseaZa-te la:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
G A U T

pc nepotul meu Achim Popa din
Ocna Sibiiului. NJ stu de d1nsul
de 8 luni, dorind sd aflu de din
sui. Rog pc cei care site adresa
d-lui. sau char dinsul daca va &c
ii aceste rinduri sd scrie la:
Paraschiva N. Adam, General De
livery, West Park, Ohio.
OLD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
FARME DE vfNzARE.

Cine vrea sd cumpere de la 40
de acre in sus, pamint foarte bun,
sa Sc adreseze la mine pentru in
drumari:
Nick Bacila, Stephenson, Mich.
p. o. Box 65.
(106---111)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
PA II AOlA.
NlC0lAE DRUGOClU
1O72 RUSSELL STR.
DETROIT :: :: MICHIGAN
SOCIETATEA DE BIBLu RO-
NINA DIN AKRON. OHIO.

OCIETATEA DE BIBLu RO-
NINA DIN AKRON, OHIO.
1nstiintam pretutindenea des-
pre- BIBLH 81 testamente. Ayem
de vindut pentru ori 81 cine.
BIBLII in piele de capra, lega-
te 81 aurite, costa $410.
BIBLII in piele de oaie, lcgate
81 aurite, costa $3.50.
BIBLII in PIMA, legate, costa
$40.
Testamente in piele, legat s.
aurit, costa Soc.
| Testamente il PIMA, legate 3Oc
Posta plateste cumpar6torul
| de articoiele sus amintite.
Trimiteti banii numai de junaa
/ tate 81 restul il yeti plAti cfnd
veti primi pachetul.
Cea mai populara BIBLE, plac,l
Ia tuturora este BIBLIA de IASI
!. pc care moi o vindem. Asemenes
81 testamentele ca PSALM, micut'
de bnzunar, cum nu 3 mai fps1
pentru Romini.
Trimiteti comanda numai deoi1
IA adresa
/ eooist.te de Biblis Roaninx 1o1
9, Ejro6t 6tons Park Alncn q
= l0s- Il.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
LIBERTY BONDURI
DIN TOATE SERIILE

De la $50 i'm eus vindem Si cumpA-
ram. Platim Gu bani gaia Gu pretu-
rile cele mai mari carl sunt in pia.
ia. Moi va dam ajutor . pl&ti Liber-
ty Bondnrile in rate carl nu sunt
incA platite. ,lx6)
BOND BROKERS
01O SHOFIELD BLDG.
z. 9th & Euclid, Cleveland. o.
Oficiul deschis de la 9 a. m. pima
la 6 p. m. Simbata pima la 9 p. m
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
WAR TROPHY TRAIN DAY

WAR TROPHY TRAIN DAY
Saturday, April Goth, z a. m.
until 1870 a. m.
The War Trophy Train, to use
"big tent" parlance, is bigger and
better than ever. Last year there
were only few crowded cars. This
season there will be four fiat cars
and one baggage car filled with
captured guns, planes, motars,
swords, watch towers, tanks N
everythin'. Everything that is in
taresting to AMERICANS will be
hown and you should come and
bring the little folks so that they can
see and learn. The train will be
parked on the siding between the
freight depot and the Monarch Mill
so that people who do not desire to
go through the ears can walk along
the platform, on a level with the
cars. This will enable everyone to
see all the interesting curios ON the
cars without being crowded ana
hurried. Soldiers and sailors will
accompany the train.
Come early and avoid the rush
Z a. m. to 10; 80 a. m.
j. c. McNeal,
John Gibbons,
Thomas Scott,
Com. in charge
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
TANK DAY

A mammonth WHIPPETT TANK
will arrive in Mt. Sterling at 900
a. M, Wednesday, April 23rd, a tank
that has seen service against the
Huns, manned by the same YANKS
that made 'em run. 1t will be on
display in front of, the Court House
for several hours and will then go
to the Fair Grounds where an
exhibition will be given Immediately
after dinner. Come and see this
immense instrument of war demol-
ish a small building, climb embank-
ments, cross the creek and make
many manoeuvres such as were
made in actual fighting in the war
zone. This is yous FIRST and
LAST chance to see big tank Iii
action so be sure and take this day
off and see the TANK that routed
the Huns. Stewart Mccormick, one
of our local boys was member OF
tank crew in France and he will
be with us on this date. The tank
will remain in this city until Z 80 a.
m. Thursday morning. Be sure and
come and bring the children.
Roger d. Barnes,
w. Hoffman Wood,
Committee at Grounds.
Russell Cox,
h Louis Utz,
Lewis G. Inward,
Committee in Charge.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
JOE RAYB0nM
TAKES OWN LIFE
Deed Was Committed at His Home
on VIM Street This Morning
at About 10 O'Clock.

Mr.. Joe Rayborn, aged 81 years,
committed suicide this morning at
his home on VIM street by shooting
himself in the mouth with a shot
gun. Mr.. Rayborn had been in poor
health since childhood and was sub
ject to sick spells and it is thought
while suffering in one Of these spells
he became mentally deranged and
committed the rash act. This morn
ing he came to the house and COM
planned of feeling badly and asked
his deceased wife's aunt, who kept
house for him, to telephone for his
sister and brother to come and stay
with him for while. He then pre-
ceded to disrobe and went to bed
but arose shortly and while sitting
in a chair placed the barrel of a
shot gun in his mouth and pulled the
trigger with his toe, death being in
Simultaneous. Up until few months
ago he lived at Kiddville and was
well and favorably known through
out this and Clark county. When
boy he received a lick on the head
which gave him a good deal of
trouble and it is thought that this
coupled with brooding over his wife's
death had much to do with his COM
hitting suicide. He is survived by
three little girls ranging in ages
from Z to 13 years, who made their
home with their father; four broth
ers, Messrs. Roy, Tom and Sam Ray
born, all Of Clark county, and Claude
Rayborn, Of Bourbon county; and
three sisters, Mrs. Robert Swope, of
Winchester; Mrs. Asa Goodwin, of
Wade's Mill, and Mrs. Lucy Garrett,
of Indiana.
Deceased was a member of the
Baptist church and was a big heart
ed, genial man who was widely
known and liked and had many
friends who will be deeply grieved
to learn of his untimely death. At
the time of our going to press fu-
neral arrangements had not been
made.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
WILL OPEN HIS
CAMPAIGN here
Lt.-CoI. Henry n. Denhardt Will
Open Campaign in this City
Saturday, May Bird.

As we go to press we are advised
that Lt.-Col Henry II. Denhardt, of
Bowling Green, who returned from
France only a short time ago and
whom admiring friends have pur-
suaded to enter the race for the
Democratic nomination for Cover
nor, will make the opening speech of
his campaign in this city, Saturday,
May 3rd, at two o'clock at the
Court House. This is the first po-
litical speaking date announced for
Mt. Sterling.
Col. Denhardt will not come to us
stranger, as it was he who was in
charge of the Ord Kentucky when a
portion of that regiment visited our
city shortly after war was declared.
Col. Denhardt is extremely pop
ular in his section Of the state, hav-
ing been connected with all move
ments for the betterment of man
kind since early manhood.
1t was in the battle of the Ar
gonne Forest that he was promoted
to a Lieutenant Colonelcy. He was
also mentioned in orders after the
battle of st. Mihiel for courage and
ability displayed in action. Before
going to France he was county judge
of Warren county. His friends say
that as a lawyer of ability, soldier
of courage and a natural leader of
men he will make an ideal candidate
and the one the Republicans fear
most.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
WILL LOCATE IN SHELBY

Rev. ]. S. Wilson, for the past five
years pastor of the Baptist church
in this city, has resigned and accept
ed a call to a country church in
Shelby county. Rev. Wilson will
shortly erect a residence in Bagdad,
KY, where he and Mrs. Wilson will
reside.
During his stay here the Baptists
erected the handsome new church
building, installed pipe organ and
chimes and have the most modern
church building in the city. Rev.
and Mrs. Wilson have many friends
both in and out of his church who
will learn with sincere regret of his
resignation and will wish them happi-
ness and prosperity in their new
home.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-04-22
Death CLAIMS
S. S. FlzER
Was One of the Oldest and Best
Known Citizens of Montgomery
County.

Mr.. S. S. Fizer, aged So years,
died at his home on Locust street
this morning at about IL o'clock
following an illness of a few days
duration, death being due to infrm-
tiles incident to old age. He was one
of the pioneer citizens of Mt. Ster-
ling and had been a member of the
Odd Fellows Lodge for the past 65
years. He was a member of the To-
cal Methodist church and was very
liberal in his donations toward
church work. He was a regular at
tendant and took much interest in
the work of his Master. He was
never married. Mr.. Fizer was a man
of considerable means and had ac-
cumulated, mostly through the hab-
it Of saving, quite a competency.
He was a stakeholder in the Mt
Sterling National Bank and took
much interest in the success of that
institution. Funeral services will be
conducted at the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock
by his pastor, Rev. f. L. Southgate,
with burial in Machpelah cemetery,
conducted by Watson Lodge No. 80,
I. o. o. F.
In the passing of Mr.. Fizer an
other of Mt. Sterling's old land
marks has been called to enter that
land from which no traveller re-
turneth. He was known and adj
mired by many friends throughout
the state who will be grieved to learn
of his death.