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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
ROMAN CO11INpoRAN
DE
G. r. PASCU.
VEtutc 81 iDcSfrau

llli. fara frica de mOartc.
Focul Sc potolise in SODA 81 sc
scula. de-abia miscindu-se sd nil
destepte pc masa din somn, 81 mer-
gind pc virful picioarelor linga So
ba, viri in ca citeva chituci de lem
ne, atitind focul.
Trecuse ca Tin ceas de la plcca-
rea lui tat-su 81 incepu sa sc gin
deasca ca ce va Fl facind de numai
vine de la Primarie. Tat-su ii spu-
sese ca nu zaboveste multi 81 fara
voia ei 0. coprinse un neastimpar
de care nu-si putea da seama. Nu
era fricoasa, dar vorbele lui tat
su ca numai din pricina eli vrea sa
piece 0 puse pc g1nduri.
Era frumoasa 81 chipeSa. Nu tire,
buia sal spuna altii caci Sc vedea
singura in oglinda 81 in apa limpe,
de ca cristalul, din piriul care is.
voarea din coasta dealului, de un
de lua apa Gu donitele.
Frumusetea eli nu era asemana
toare Gu a altor fete carora lumes
le zicea cas- frumoase. Era o fru
musete deosebita, aleasa, cum m
sd gaseste pc toate drnmurile. Fl
rea facuse IMMUNE din ehipul Ell
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din intreaga ei fiinta. Pc cind pa
rul Ell era galben ca spicul griului
de vara, ochii eli erau negrii ca mu-
ra coapta din padure. Fata eli "a
yea trasaturi alese 81 xvea gura,
care cind zimbea era in stare sd a.
demeneasca 81 sd scoata din fire o
lume intreaga, 81 acest cap 81 chip
de zeita statea pc un git ca din
marmora scluptat, de catre arti-
stul eel mai bogat in incIfipuiri, ca
re era infipt intre dol umeri largi
81 drepti, sub earl Sc distingea un
sin bogat 81 resfatat 81 mai la vale
un mijloc pc care sal coprinzi, in
doua paine, ca in urma, privirca
sa' ii sd opreasca pc doua solduri
pline. peste carl atirna fota pre-
sarata ell toate florile de pc lunca
Jihlui.
Adncindu-si aminte de vorbele
L
lui tat-su s'a strecurat incet pima
la masa asupra Garcia era at1rnata
o oglinda, pc care nu crezusera ell
Gale so ascunza sau 10 incarce III
caruta, 81 Sc privi un moment ia
ca.
Femeile char in fata primejdi-
ei sunt mindre de podoaba lor 81
Ingrijesc de ca. Isl duse NINA Ia
cap 81 Isl potriyi cositele pc la tim
pie. Grija 81 preocuparea nu lasa.
sera urme adfnci pc chinpl Ell. Era
tot asa de frumoasa ca in zilele ce.
le bune 81 fara primejdii 81 surise
multumita.
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Eine ST sa fiji Gu minte daca ii! Ia
viata", raspunse Stoian rinjind la
ca. 81 intorcindu-se catre un ON I'M
bracat in straie civile ii spuse mai
mn!t.~ cuvinte in limba bulgaria, pe
carl omrl lie r. a.Slmaci capitanu-
lui in limba germana.
Stoian deschise u$a 81 de la O.
daia .ea mar: 81 vazind-o goala ri
Sc rfzind:
Mai mai, dat att golit-o de tot.
N'au ramas de cit peretii'' 81 lar
vorbi in bulgareste catre talmaciu,
care la rindul lui spuse capitanu-
illi ce-a zis Nicola.
,Stiinmt' raspunse capitanul
z'mbind, 81 intla III casa, cautfn,!
cu privirea un scaun pc care Sc sea-
"a, ppc care Stoian il abuse din col
fiil tasei 81 Gu un gest unilitor II
leteIcapitanului, care sezu pc el, a.
runcind asupra Voichei privire
cercetatoare.
,.Da unde-i tata ~ intreba Vol
ga pc Nicola, care sta tantos hnga
usa, invirtind caciula in min"
,,Tatu inhama cali. Trebue sc
mearga in tabara sd cara munitiu.
nj dqpa armata" raspunse Nicola
r1njind.
Voica facu citiva pasi catre usa,
cu gind Sc iasa Sc vorbeasca Gu tat
su, dar Nicola ii atinu calea 81 apu
.cind.o de- nainA o i1npinse lnapoi.
capitsnal, care ssorbea Pc Voica
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in sat, 81 un flor rece ii trecu pc 81
ra spinarii. Facu un pas catre ma
sa, pc care inecase tusea asa de
tare Cd de-abia mai sufla, Gu gind
sal vie in ajutor, dar in acelasi
timp Sc deschise usa easel 81 in pra-
gul eli aparu Nicola Stoian, consi-
lier communal 81 la spatele lui un O.
filter german 81 mai multi soldati.
Voica, cind vazu pc Stoian Isl da-
du indata seama de starea lucruri-
lor. Stoian era dusmanul lor eel
mai neimpacat. O cernse acum dol
ami pentru fiisu, Marin, 81 dinsa
il refuzase, zicind ca nu vrea sd
Sc 1nrudeasca GU Bulgari pripasiti
in satul lor. De-atunci Stoian s a
jurat ca are sd sc razbune pc ca 81
pc. tot neamul ei, 81 ac,lm la We
nit .prilejul la nina.
/, Primarul, ajutorul de .primM 81
u
Rotarul parasind satul in urma sfa-
tului dat de comanda militara, Sto-
ian ca eel mai batrin dintre con-
silieri 81 datoritaN 81 originei sale,
fost numit primar de catre CO.
mandantul armatei de ocupatiune,
care intrase in sat 81 pc care acum
Stoian il aducea la Pirvu in gaxd1,
care avea cea mai mare 81 mai spa.
tioasa casa din sat.
&c vreif La ce-ai VENT 2" In.
treba Voica rastita, aruncind 0 pri-
wire plina ds Yra asupra lui Stoian.
lite am 'adus pc don csaipriltaf1 csaipr ii
gazda Ia vol. Cauta 81 ingrijestell
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Gu privirea lui Tacoma, zise zim-
bind:
,,Nur langsam, langsam. Els list
das schoenste maedchen in der
ganzen Welt! !" (1ncet inject numai.
Este cea mai frumoasa fata din lu-
mea intreaga) 81 interpetul talma-
ci lui Nicola vorbele capitanului. In
acelasi timp un strigat patrinse in
odaie:
,,Ramiii Gu bine fata 81 tn Tinco,
cine site daca he mai vedem!" E.
ra strigatul 4ui mos Pirvu, care sd
suise in caruta sd piece la ordinul
soldatilor de-afara, dar in acclasi
timp Sc auzi detunatura de arma-
urmata de un strigat nabusit. Sol
datul de la spatele lui Pirvu, au-
zind strigatul lui, "a luat drpet un
strigat de alarma, 81 Ia impuscat
in spate. Un singur strigatAa scos
mos Piryu, un strigat nabusit, he
inteles, 81 s'a pravalit mort in ca
ruta.
Voica, la rindnl ei scoase un stri-
gat ascntit: IL att omorit pc ta-
ta" 81 impotriva asteptariIor ca
pitanului, care stiea ce s'a petrc-
cut afara. n a lesinat, ci dimpotri-
va, s'a repezit Gu pumnii ridicati
catre Nicola, care statea in lisa, dar
un sergent care era l1nga capitan,
a apucat-o de Ia spate 81 q tras-o
'inapoi..
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0 SERATA llTERARA-MU
ZICAlA- DECLAmATORI-
CA in SUNTURUG.
(Urnlare).

~ SlnSufa SlaDlclunc aNea nut
mai draguta. Era literara. ori eu
alte cuvinte: scria versuri. ghici-
turi 81 .,saloane" in ,.Familia' ;
sta cuprinsul la toate romanele
81 noveiele ce cetise. 81 daca lte
scapa vorba de spuneai ceva &c
SANTANA Gu vre-un lucru cetit un-
deva de ea. It'll istorisea tot roma
,ul din tom in tom, incit afurisea
neam din neamul lui Gutenberg
pentru ca La pus duhul eel rau
sa inventeze tiparul.
Stu. ca intr una din seriile de
vara ma scapase gura de lam po-
vestit despre un amor mlsterios
ce Sc intimplase la Paris 81 Aneta
incepu sa-mi enareZe pc Monte
Christie, un lucru ce durat &
saptamini intregi. Cind am plecal
de-acasa, m am cumpanit la gar;,
81 aflai. ca slabisem in vacanta c,1
ID chilograme.
Oar de alta parte numai guri-
ia Ell site. Gu cite sarutari mia
raSplatit chinurile suferite. Dc,!
le caDatam sub alte titluri. de O.
biceiu pentru corectarea poes:l-
lor 81 ,,salOanelOr'' ce scria, tOtuSl
ele ma recompensau incitva.
Cit pentru Livia. ca era draga
lui Munteanu, o relate. care ST.
am. ca sa ne dee eel putin I'M
duet pentru program. Amica m2sl
va ceti de sigur citeva poesii pro
prii. sd intelege, afara de obliga-
tclc cintari 81 declamatiuni Aci
ispraviram mai iute. lie lasaram
o copie de pc lista pieselor muzl-
calc proiectate 81 notareasa ne
petrecu pima la poarta GU fete cu
tot. vesela de cinstea, ce lam dat
Marina preotesei era ,,kano-
nenfutter'' (pe romlncste: de
lagau'' 81 nici nu Sc prea avea
bine Gu Anicuta 81 Livia, caci So
tin ..prea-prca". cum zlcea prcO-
teasa. Ea era fata mai naiva. Gu
putine dispozitii artistice, q ra-
ritate in Sunturug, 81 dacl
n ar fl fost vointa de fer d ma-sil
la mijloc. care nu putea rabda.
ca ..fata popii'' sa fie mai pc jos
decit celelalte, de ca puteau Il
tot concerto muzicale- litrare-de-
clamatorice, ca nu-si rupea ure-
chile ..dupa program.
Am lasat 81 Marinii un eXem-
plar din lista artistica 81 sfirSl-
ram de asia data.
Oar zilele critice urmara numai
de aci inainte.
A doua ri cind ma luptam CT
somnul de dimineata, mama M
trezi sd ma gatesc degraba, ca
m d poftit doamna doftorita $;
merg neaminat pima pc la Dunn
nea-ei. Ce mai fl 81 asta?
Nu apuc sa-mi dau bine sea
ma daca-s treaz, 81 iata pirgaru
Gu carte de la domnisoara Ami
ca. ". sdraga. Bine voieste
osteni pima la moi, am ,,sa te con
suit in afacerea seratei; foarte Il
gent. Mil de sarutari de la = A
nicuta". - Zimbii, = imi pa:
IA paguba. Preoteasa sd ramln
pasiva? Nu Sc putea, Pc cind in
dadeam tOata silinta sa-mi ticned
sea dejunul, iata 81 Toderut g
popii. ca sa nu uit a trece az
pc la Ell.
Do l., zooo oro I'M; faoui omar.
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rile la doftorita. Marial Sa d-nnl
doftor, ca de obiceiu. nu era a.
casa. lar leoaica Gu pulul erau
perdute intr 'un vraf de note, &c
zaceau aruncate pc masa. 81 -
horrible dictu - pianul era des-
chis. Mi-am adus fara vote amia-
te de fabula pasarei, care de groa-
I'd a sburat intre falcile cascate
ale crocodilului. Noroc, ca ma
impedecasem de un scaun, daca
nu, sfarmam pianul in spaima &c
ma cuprinse de le.
- Bine ca vii. Tocmai te astep-
tam Gu Lenica. Ne-am temut, ca-i
lua-o fntr alta parte, zimbi
=doftorita Gu ironie.
= 0, ma rog, - borborosii cu-
prins de spasmuri.
- Lenica vrea sa-ti ceara STA
tul. Avem aci vre-o douasprezece
piese muzicale, dintre earl va tr,-
bui sa alegem.
= Douasprezece! - Oftai.
= Mutt par deajuns?
- g. din contra - intrpr,lnSai
sarind in picioare.
= Cuhosti spre pilda ,,Valurile
Dunarii'' de Ivanovici?
- Cunosc foarte bine.
- Oar ,.Valsul Lagunelor'
.,Hora Sinaiei'', ,,Hora SexeEinu-
lui". ..Rugaciunea fecioarei"
- Da. toate. toate, raspun-
sci GU hotarire de fer,
- Fie; totusi nu strica sa tile
improspatezi intel in memorie, -
replica doftorita ell nacaz. -
Lenico. draga mamii Pune-tc,
draga la plan 81 cinta-le pc toate
Sa vcdem cum au sd mearga.
81 Lenica mamii s'a pus la plan
81 a cintat draga mamii, 81 Gin.
tat 81 lar cintat.
Cum? ma intrebati d-tra. All
nu-mi sfasiati ranele, va rog. Par
ca vad 81 acum acea stahia de
plan. cum sta pc doua picioare
(cel dinapoi era inlocuit GU patru
caramizi) rinjind din clapele sale
galbene 81 urlind Gu lipsa de con
sideratie unei balti de broaste
lar Lenica sa mulfcea sd scoata
glasurile din ell, Gu 0 rivna vred-
Mica de fapta crestineasca. i'm.
blatea la ell ca la griu.
Singurul noroc era, ca find pc
ste jumatate din .coarde rupte
lar o parte din taste mtepenito
GU termin de mijlOc vorbind, NJ
eseau mai multi d. 5-6 tonuri
din ell pc minut Ch toate acestea
am avut sa suffer grozav. 81 cind
nici dupa doua ceasuri trecute nu
fura inca exhalate toate pieselt
de monstruI muzical, mia para1
fericire, cind m a dimis doftori
ia Gu observance, ca ,,vom cont
nua miine!'
M am dus la nOtareasa. Fran
foarte indispus. Dar compatimi
rea Anicutei mia revarsat puter
noua in suflet. Notarnl ma tinu
la prinz. 81 Anicuta ma incarca
Gu cutie de poesii, ca sd ale:
dintre ele citeva pentru serata
eventual sa lie coreg. Mi-le-a c.
tit mai pc toate 81 "a rugat $;
viu Gu recensiunea cit de curind
lar cind cram sd plec, incepu sa
mi spuna cuprinsul ,,Bunicei" d
BOjena Nemcova.
Era pc inserate, cind am scapa
81 de aci, 81, resOlut la ori ce, c
ram hOtarit sa merg 81 Pc la pa
pa. Spre norocirea .mea dadui 1
Munteanu i'll Gale, de la care d
flai, ca preoteasa s'a maniat par
81 foe pc mine. pentru ca n'al
VENT pc la ca. De altfel ispra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
ROVE CREEK

Mrs. Mella yanhorn, VIII ohas been
sick for some time, is no better at
this writing,
Mrs Laura Ranly was calling on
Dicie Curnutte Tuesday
Delbert Vanhorn made business
trip TO Portsmouth Wednesday.
Miss Virgie Hulette was shopping
in Adeline Tuesday
Mrs. ID. NJ. Rice received seventeen
letters from her husband in France
last week.
Mrs, j. II. curnutte and Mrs. S. c.
Curnutte were calling on Mrs. Dock
Vanhorn Sunday.
Raymond Hulett passed down our
creek recently.
Miss Sadie Vanhorn was shopping
at Adeline Saturday
Mrs. Dock vanhorns received five
letters from her son in France last
week,
Charles Newsom was calling on his
parents recently
TO THE coLoRs.
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OUR SOLDIERS SOBER
A we'll known writer at the front.
~ Clarence q, KelIand,

"
No story can bic told OF our boys
which is Incredible 20 me. for | have
seen them. have seen them on the
transport on their way over. ] have
seen them AT rest, In training, In bat
tie, in the hospital. and last but not
least significant. wounded battered.
MANNED, and on their way home to
America again on an ocean llaer that
once was Gcrmanys pride. Every
where they are great At home they
were just American boys clerks, ma
chinssts, farmers Possibly they were
d bit objectionable to us sometimes.
But ali that is gone, They have
achieved greatness; they are capable
OF anything: they have accomplished
the Impossible SO often that Il has
become commonplace one can ray
them the highest possible compliment;
one can say Of them that they nro
worthy to take their place In ths line
OF battle beside the poilu and the
Tommy. and when one has said that.
nothing remains hut silence. 81.
Remember that they hnve been Ia a
strange land thousands OF miles from
home. ignorant of the language ard
the customs, 1t has been sitiauon
made up OF difficulties and Yet there
is something about these boys that
dissiI ates the difficulties disslpates
them with a smile and a shout an1 a
heart fun OF kindness
Toe French love them. and 10 bo
loved by the French is a thing worth
whiie.a
Aud how they have behaved them
selves, Mothers and fathers and
moiden aunts have worried about their
boys. II IL absurd, for their behavior
has been above praise. Let us look
AT one point alone: France Is land OF
wine il is easier TO get wine Than
water, but--and | have been from one
end Of France to the other have seen
countless thousands of our boys ia all
possible circumstances--bu never vet
the thing is amazing to me-haye |
seen one American private under tie
influence OF liquor. ! don't know why.
but 1t is so.--Amerioan Magazine.
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CORP. JOHN MEADE
RETURNS TO STATES
camp Merritt. Nh, Jan. sOth

Camp Merritt, n. j., Jan. 30th,
Mrs, Elizabeth Meade.
Louisa, Ky
Dear Mother;
1 am well and In the good old u. s.
and am the happlest boy in theqworld,
believe me, | arrived here today on
the U, s. ship Mongolia, one OF the
big White Star liners. About 5000
came over, We sure were a happy
bunch, We almost tore UP the ship.
We were about ten days coming over.
do not expect to be here moro than
three or four days. then I win leave
for Fl. Thomas where | will be dis
charged In couple OF weeks. My. but
that sounds too good 10 be true back
home and dear old motherl Don't
think because you haven't heard from
me often that I never think Of you,
for there is never day passes hut
what think OF you all A boy doesn't
know how TO appreciate mothers
love until he goes out into the world.
and a fellow sure goes through tor
mont In war. But now II In all over,
we have done what we went over there
TO do. and II sure In fine to be coming
home again, My old company is away
up in Germany. There We're several
OF my friends camo over with me.
had several souvenirs from Germany.
but when ! went over the top ana got
wounded, had To leave them behind.
| had my last examination today. lex.
peot | win have some dental work
done before come home l have much
to be thankful Tor believe me.
Hoping 10 be with YOU soon.
Lovingly your son,
JOHN,
Camp Merritt, Hobokeu, ~ J,
Casual Go 4d6,
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HOME CIRCLE
A rhouaht for the Boys

We do not see much written about
poor. Wild. reckless boys. who deserve
the sympathy, tears and prayers OF
every Christian woman and man.
There is a period In the life of ii boy
when, II he makes mistake, people
or some classes, at least. are apt to
magnify the same and having the tact
OF being more critical than correct,
the matter is announced TO all tho
world or to that portion in which the
oulprit dwells. That most angelic
christian grace. Charity, fails to come
to tho trembling balance and weigh
the burden upon the side OF mercy and
so the boy Is hooted and reviled as he
goes slipping down the ladder rung
by rung," till he Is eventually lost to
love and trust. There is not a good
christian woman on earth who cannot
do good II she will only speak kindly
and encouragingly TO those Wild boys
and try to draw them into something
that Is good and noble, Make them
realize that they have one true and
sympathetic friend at least: one that
win assist and defend in their darkest
hours, Select some Wild boy give him
good advice, lend him good books,
arouse the spirit OF true manhood and
try to impress upon his mind that
1T is not all OF life 10 live,
Nor all OF death To de"
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LEAVES PRISON AND
GETS RICH REQUEST

Frankfort KY, Feb Prosperity
was awaiting Oscar Saunders. OF
Letcher county when he returned
home yesterday from the penitentiary
after. serving several years
A railroad had been build through a
small farm which had been left TO him
by his wife, who died before he came
70 prison and which he said lie re-
earded as worthless.
ie also found awaiting him a coal
operator who desired to lease his farm
as L contained a seven-foot vein Of
ncal He closed the contract, getting
$1,000 In cash and a royalty of 80
cents ton on the coal mined. He
figures that he win receive a nice in
come from what he had declared to
be a. worthless junk pile"
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the Greeks and Italians at the Peace
Conference are more cordial. He says
that great progress Inns been made
toward a world settlement and that
Premier Venizelos, Of Greece, has eN-
erted a great influence.
Chinese delegates TO the Peace Con-
ference regard the agreement between
the United States and japan rrrdg-
mixing that Japan mas special interests
in China as the only blenish on the
otherwise clean slate of america, They
hope the League OF Nations pan will
nullify that treaty.
Adyicos from Paris Indicate that
while the French have yiel lei on var
ious points In the peace negotiations.
they will be unyielding IN the daes-
ton OF PREPARATION and win urge that
the Germans be made to ray until IT
hurts, 4 II.
Baron Maxine, senior Japanese del
egate TO the Peace Conference, made
public statement declaring that la
pan is seeking nothing from China.
but asserting the claims of his eoun-
try 10 islands in the Pacific.
Work on the Army Appropriation
Bill has been completed and the meas
,ure carrying an appropriation Of $780,
100000 for the year beginning July /
will be presented to the House TO-
morrow.
Attorney w D. Cochran. Of Mays
vile. died of hemorrhage Of the brs In
in a taxicab in Cincinnati early sat
urday morning, He was prominent in.
Kentucky Republican politics.
Gertrude Atherton writes that Paths
relieved OF the strain OF war duties. Is
trying her best to be gay again and
that French women seem determined
TO enjoy life once more.
The Czecho- Slovak troops are con
tinuing their advance through Siirsia,.
according to Warsaw advtcas. and are
demanding'a new armistics each time
they halt,
Farm implements and vehicles VIII
not be cheaper In the immediate fu-
turc, according to the seeEetary ~ the
National Implement and ye6iGIr IS
ISOLATION.
Former Kaiser Wilhelm ~ reported
In Paris report 10 have said recently
that the day viii come when he ought
10 speak. and then he win spHjllS.
--ss-f7a
According to gdyires received in
Copenhagen. The Germans and Poles
have agreed upon AN drmisitcc whith
viii be effective beginning today.
The British Government Is quietly
and deporting "und 4sirable"
aliens who arc believed TO Re spread
ing Bolsheyist doctrines,
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SATURDAY.

President Wilson has been asked TO
name committee of Industrial lead
ers and Government representatives
to investigate scale of prices at
which the Government will buy basic
commodities during the postwar per-
iod. In making the announcement Sec
rotary OF Commerce Redheld said
there is no prospect OF an immediate
restoration OF pre-war prices and that
such action by the Government would
have a stabiIizing influence which
business needs badly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
RED CROSS WORK

The Red Cross Civilian Relief work
has reached 5000 more families Of SOL
diers and sailors than in any previous
month, according 70 the last monthly
report OF Lake Division director OF
the Civilian Relief Department.
The report shows total OF 25,S77
families dealt with; In 1904 cases
some. tangible help was rendered. In
1910 cases only information was need
ed.
s11.642.66 was spent during the
month in financing relief work to
carry on this phase OF after-war Red
Cross service.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-14
GLENWOOD
STOCK FARM
v. B. Shortridge, Proprietor
Glenwood, Ky.
We Have For Sale

We Have For Sale
THREE PuRe.sLooD sHoRrHoRN
CALVES, MALES. FOR SALE. THE
SAME THAT WERE ON ExHiBi.
TON AT THE COUNTY FAIR AT
LOUISA. TO ANYBODY WISHING
TO BUY. WE WILL MAKE THE
PRICE RIGHT. COME AND SEE
THE STOCK, REGISTRATION PA.
PERs FURNISHED.
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The supreme Council Mt its meeting
yesterday discussed the terms OF the
extension OF the armistice with Ger
many and will meet again today II
ii believed that the Council viii take
steps to bring the German Government
to its senses the threat OF Ebert be-
fore the German National Assembly
being regarded as the climax of the
delays and obstruction on the part OF
Germany which are e&hausting the
patience of the Allies.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the A. L.
Furniss Produce Co., are requested to
settle their accounts with the UNDER
signed at once and all unpaid accounts
win in ten days be solo as whole to
the highest bidder. A. o. CARTER,
Trustee In Banl ruptcy.
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Lawrence Co. Farms

own aud ofter for sale the follow
Ing lands adjoining and near Louisa.
county seat OF Lawrence Co. kentucky
a city OF 1000. possessing exceptional
advantages in the way OF schools:
One.
A tract OF 10 acres Of bottom lane,
adjoining Louisa and in the Louisa
public school district win sell this
as a whole or sub divide TO suit pur-
chasers. Ideal for suburban homes
Two.
l2b acres good rolling land, adapted
to agricultural machinery with good
cottage house and 60x70 bank barn,
within n mile OF Louisa on main coun-
~ road.
Three.
100 acres within B miles OF Louisa on
main county road. good 2-Htory DWELL
ing. barn and young orchard: In the
oil belt and now under lease paying
rental OF 81 per acre annually.
These must be seenSdJ be appreciate
ed. here IL u chance 10 obtain home
and At tho same time an excellent In
vestment opportunity Prices are rea-
sonahle. and convenient terms may be
arranged on part OF purchase price II
desired
j. P. GARTIN
Louisa - Kentucky
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j. P. GARTIN
Louisa - Kentucky
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