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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
GienoumShunble

Sfollerilo bcnnc beficnotc Glen,
Dom / eitrc Ioooleu cicoeS / Den 'e.
mere Sio al SprIrgc GiItinQ@rlro,
@ubbrano glaruo o. NoroIo Nolte.
Sennc iioitc bar tIobt DC andre Bar
ter Tor 100000 SIR, huo0 Den IND
penbige Gicnoom betrpiicr. Stogen
or oclt melIem Here Gicrc.
Soban Sfullcra6 bar lolAt Glen.
oommen GaIbUffen Tor 10000 Ar.
til Srlt @copig I$llcl, Gicnoommcn
ligQer / Norocrbop % Iigeion sc ioI
gertoc nernlig: &ciitcn iom al Die
%oIbGffen or fipbt al Na0crcn nor
1900 SIR. N. Nnocricn bar ioIgt
SoIitreii iii Sogierer aiornUa ior
$4,000 Ser. @onftei Scnien bar
iolgt 2itmocn Tor $4,000 SIR. iii ..
10. Selgeien. Norore apUrncngcn er
al Ole Sollin9bn IoI8t til @uitop
Serli Tor 20,000 Ser. &iua Gus
buug err al @artner Nuoerieu pco
SoQ'ercr aiprncs iol9t iii <n9cnicr
Spie, Sood. S%slgenoc Gicnoommr
/ Saltq: Sans Sohu9rlto bar ioI0t
til Or. 2iubboe @orgcrbogcn ior 30,
600 SIR. &orl SUtrc bar iolqt SfoQ
beim til Chr. =. SUtraug ior 2S,
200 Ser. Ole 8. %oQe bar til 81
gltro IScricn Iolgt Ssrlm / Sole Tor
100000 SIR. Omar G~fornruo bar
til 9ireftcr SorfiIoien iolat &citre
Sub / Sole for 10000 SIR. Nooli
Sitbrc bar iolgt 6icIO / Sole iii nils
6rebbcim ior 25,000 &r. Ssnorc
9onrnno$ / 2lunocr or al GIoi &a.
gen iol0t iii Grit @cnitigcn ira Sc
ouIcn for $4,000 SIR. 2ongfirrn
Sfogitpffe al Berg / @oltQ cr al Ole
Sprofcbnltg Iolgt til Wtartiu &oitet
for 1900 ar. &palltpffet / Sang
er al 90. @ierncIi ioIgt til Ole 8.
Heinte for 1880 Ser. Gen iommc
fiebte Titgaarbcn Al SptrollQ / @all9
for 5000 Gr. @aoroen SGtrang cr
al Sernlan Berg ioIgt til Is. Is. SIR
boil for 5000 Str. &ericn eitre meo
GiIen, 8 aInt. ira 9lif, cr al Ole 81.
&sine iolgt til s. $. Sonopif ira
gtorberIrop for 4t,50O SIR. Nartiu
gems @nfe bar iolgt lin Gielloom
1laoien / Noroerbop til Solla5 airo
for 5000 Ser. Gen iamme bar ogioo
fisbt Naboeietoommcn Wocn for
ZOO SIR. 0iQueu SnIdoQr0. Ser
ligger lige itopoa @pqrGnicn pco
&sneioS er al =. @alOorIcn iOIgt
til WtntbiIoe Nnocricn Tor 5000 &r.
SSobn &ioS bar inotipbt Sper els
rlt0S Somter poa Selgeien5Ieffen for
1000 ar., ibet ban ogter at bebpg9c
Sonlten mco mo0crne &iQncr. ri.
oerc bor aios al Ole Heine fiebt
Weorlrm / Sang for $1,000 Ser, %
iao bar ban al Ole Gino igienfisbt
Senen @aarb for iamme |riS ban
bnooe iolgt for. Sam fIptter mi I'll
i'm 8aaro @rsnool0 / eitrc Iaoalet.
Sposfalb.
S%fib$faptein 90. @ogcr, en- Bro
Ser al @onrobrlger @agcr / Sang,
20 @ar 9ommeI, GmiIie 6. IalOe,
2unoer, IA, Spar ShorIcif Sbore.
len, 81. GeciIic HoIio, zen 81. Slon
Wtarie 2oertaget, Sang, 10. Mtur-
tin Gowaro 6innerlpo poa @Qinq
gaaro, SO. Singer Glapa 2itbp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
@uor sra9c maa jcg liSc
al MhcuMAtismcms &p1ler?

% SdIuer life Tan 9isre uoset uurigt Guuu,
tbt be fan mmuIi9 uoa Otsie 5p9oomslpirer,
Der t Miutousr eler Suoiolo / gtoo.t.
s. S. $. bar meO oelo prret bruat for
Rbeumati5me oper icmtt Mar. Sorisg bet
bag. % Ou ptl ttlitot fiuOe big paa ret Bel
til at blipe al nleo bin Rbsumotisme. DIT
Tam iua urroiiuloe Rdao ON gsbduolius al
BIZ perioutt9e 5tlirloe peo at itrtps til 6biei
Meotta! Gopiier, 5piit Spsciiic 60. Cept.
.. atlanta, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25

"GercS bolt anicte SGgcmioel er iao
pel fienOt, al set fife bcbsoer noacn
AnbcioIiug," ifripcr 6r. emil arm
item ira t54 Wc2lQiiter ct, Gan
6rancisco, Golii. Seq fisbte en-
SLATE al Or. Eeter3 aurifo, oQ Sen
bn r opret Ell itor @iplp for mia.
Seq bnooe Ell meget baaronaffet ,7or
f%islelie og oeslOen leo leg al Ell fro.
milf Nopeipgoom iornt iom Ell Gelge
0erai, al en- uregcImGsiis aiisrinq.
ghr bar ieg Set uomPrfet 9oot. Spor
meget foiter en- bel aaSie &urifu?
0ogle al mine @euner bill aierne
bare noget al benne Nieoicin."
gnboer, iom bruger Or. Teters
aurifo, er burtigt opertpoeh ON, al
bette 9pgemiOoeI beiiooer 6ortrin,
ION iieloent fnoe5 / 42eoicin. aon
life faaqs poa 9lpotefet. SpecieQe
agenter iorbaroIer oct iii 6olf.
Spi5 De life fien0cr noeen Aqent
Geres NoboIag. ifriu on itrar til
Gierne, Or. 9eter 6abrnep & Cons
60, 250t @aibmgton glob., Obi.
cage, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
Breeze fra Georges 8ysder os oyer.

btlRltm 1oi1 SeItnrer ar bet tore Se-
neios 9rllg. San par life nogen m
Soneiosmano, ba ban opertog Brit.
get. Giterat hare prret NnIugains
genisr peb iorifienige %erfiteoer,
beriblonot ogida set beflenote Wtpb.
renS Terfiteb, @eitprer al Sobro
Srpiliberl par ban ogiaa @citprer
al SsneIos @rlg ben Sib slnfcr eic-
oe famine. s 1898 fisbte oct engel
ife Sirma Com. Slopo & SO. Vrlgct
% iif ou iot paa @ablitrem til @c-
itprer. Huber bans Sebelic blcp "a
Srileet ombpgget iii BEN monlmen
tale Spaning oct NJ, er inobefattenba
De 3 olrre SIiberier. &on bar la0et
ubifiQe Sagbrllg % SerflteoSbp9
ming beriro. @abIitrsm goor III /
lit 70oc Nar, men or li9c ipGnitig
% fipf oe eli 9lrbeioafrait Iom is
ger lin Sigc, rctIiniet % grei / al
lin SGro.
@ablitrem bar paa lin Subtle.
lnIabag @icnitano Tor me9en %.
merfiombco / 6orm al @lomiter, &C.
legrammer % &iiiter. Sra 6lruttio
nprer pco Seneio3 og Gittingfos
9rrlg operrnftes ban iom 8ape ct
irroeleS imrft nasiipt Splpifrin.
Sra @ratlllanternes SIDE fonlpli-
mcnterebeS Sltbilonten al Sognc-
preit Ghriitopberien, iom bragte Ell
parm Snf for Den fiprfonne @opc
I'll @amIebicmnNt al 5000 ar. ira
bolt % 10000 Str. ira 2lopb, Gro.
iercr Que taltc onerfienoenoc ON
@ablltrems SeltngclIe % Sntereaie
ior oct fommunulc Sio. Taa Sene-
fos Brings aontorperionoles % Nr-
beioerncS Tcgne toltc Sr. 8ontor-
dyef @oggerlto og Sliberimeitcr @oit-
len - ira %ittingfos grilg &ontor-
del SIoob. llbIsgtc @lomlterarron.
gements bar fon1ntet ira SsnefoS
Tormalroifab, StremmcllS Srplait.
Standardization, SranmtetspoSbra.
gets @rltgScierforelling og SsrefoS
TrDggerl.
Sogitelien blep for Iarbunbreber
iioen rpooet al en- Mono, iom beO
Ole SrulIen, ibet beirne bopbe inaet
Sribeo til at rpooe Jig ct &iem /
llomarfeu og Steoct bar ira Den
Sib ppret Ell SusnanoSplaos lmlber
Sbpeooar0 Sea miu0eS 0en Icllcre
Ole 3rulien Sognelien, Tom bar Ell
iralminoeliq opgtig og iirGbiom
0tano og iom / min Sars Sib al
bam ff SiQaoelie til of rpobe og
brpllbe graate, bpor ban ioaeoe Hllg
og fit itore @plin9er, bporaf @oarb.
cieren tit en- beitemt Gel. Won par
/ ben Sib life iaa neie mco at brgge
nco al oen melt pertlige Sfog, bpor
Scr bar lint 2pnoe. Sligt piloe i
Dor Sib bli anieet Iom Ell Sorbrp-
belle. SogneIien err i Sc iibIte gar
Stcbet, bpor a~riitintiafoIf fonnnler
for Sommeropbolo og ON Soften for
SagtenS Sfplb.
Sal,g &irfe paa Hingerife bar
iaaet eleftriif 9ps, Iom for ferite
Sang blep toeet / @rug unoer CUBS.
tieneIten ben 24oe Nopember. Gre.
item fog Inleoningen til at toIe ON
ariltlls iom Teroerts 2pS og @ibelen
iom @eiIeoeret til of panore / 2piet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
Sra Rinoerife.

Seq aiilutteoe nit iorrige @rep
nlco at meIbe ON Yropitinoe Scr
bens Seb. Senbes 9egropelie fra
Saugs @rapfapel ionbt Steo unoer
flor Seltaselie ira SlGgtlinge og
Dcnbcs mango @enner inben De NE
niebeber, bpor Nropiten bapoe lcuet
% pirfet. Eropiten Sfaar tolte paf
fert oper Srbene: "Wtnria bar palgt
Den aooe Gel. San ifiloreoe benoe
iom Ben %ofierpiliee, birlpiomne og
menneifepenliee apinbe, bpis Slem1
bar TrGg al of bum ogioa bapoe
palet oen gooe Del % iom oerfor o9-
ioa bapbe Den itore Siltrrfuing ior
aac. Serminc 6rrbcn bar eli ioeelt
onlagt apinoe % oa bun lom Ereltc-
frre fom / @ersring meo alle &reo-
Ter, bpor Wanben pirfeoe % bun Der
nRit hapoe baaoe Billie og Wtiolcr I'll
OF gierc bel, iaa bar Der nltio tort
Sopn eiter betoe. bpor bun og bent
bes Mano bapbc pirfct. = Wurifal-
fer pco 9cerapelicn bar Sberit Scr
ben % Igronom Gngcr.
Sor 1iben arbeibcs paa Spferelic
al CT M Galfopn peo 9llrilh / Nor-
bcrbop, Hingerife. Tette cr i~orIaa-
nibt ineen belt m iilouitriel georiit
paa Stebet. Ter bar ncn1lig ogiaa
Tor - Tor flerc Iar iiben - prrct
aalfopn paa @lirllo % onrtrent aac
Sobrifcrnc pco @rano % &anbacl-
ben bar til lin Spiercllc iaoet aalt
bcrfra. Soriibcn til bisic or Der og-
ioa lcperct aalf ira @iirilo til en-
WGngoe itprrc og minorc 9p8gear-
beiber / Noroerbop, iaaleocS I. Gr.
iii Norbcrbops Strife % flcre gpg-
ninocr i Ssncips. &alfen fra Su-
ri,b bar oltio brrct mterfienbt iont
bcn bcbltc, Der fan iaaes, og bette
ifplbcs piitilof aulfItenenS uonterfe-
% Gpalitct.
Tor lpngere 3ib tilbagc (ca. 20
Nlar iioen) blep ser fiert aalfIteu
fra Tsbbnffen peb @,lrl,o og Stener
brTnot / aalfopn peb 8aaroen Sp-
pen. s Dc icncrc Mar, ~efterot Der
blcp Slut nreO &%alfbrpnbing pna
@lirllo, bar Ser icm befienot pRret
fisrt Wasier al Sten til Ssneios
Sc9lpcrf % ser brrnot til &alf.
9tanr Der MI or gaaet igang meo Sps
f~erclic al IN adlfoon % al Ell IN
brGnocbciporcnbc Sppe, ioa ifitloe
Ser bore al 8rlrlo til at fro, at ct
inoant SoretaqerlOe nlaa fltnne ori-
pea mco Sclb.
Oct or erfienbt of Goenac mes
ScIb bar pTrct anpenot moo bert
ipanife Spge, % ba ben bar erosie.
ret Iaa ilen1t beroppc / Sirloer, lau
bar / Gluten al Nopember Waa-
nco HorbcrbopS Northumberland
icilbt berop eli bel Gel Go9nac %
@biifp til llbocltng iom SpgebrGn-
hepin ~ ISlaifc til bper Slt5itairo %
fcrai bar Solf benpttct Jig Iami9ngt,
ina llobclcrcn bapbe oct / 10 Gage
nofioa trapclt. ltooelillgen ~foreto.
oc$ al NaabetS Weolem beroppc @r.
Scrnbarb 8rimitao hos S~anobanb-
Ter Sanoberq peb Sofna Statiort.
SSitgcnier Iuguit Wablitrem ieire-
be ocn 25be Noubr. fit % slars gu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25
Gr inscn pirtclis 1inorins iii9te!

Com andre rioenoc bar IN uoeu SuII oIte
lillet oi0 ieiu oIs'e Sper9smoaI, lom ueos
bliner at ltad ube'pdreoe.
&loeuifdbeu bar beuilt. at bin Rbeumd
tiSmc CT bepir,et a. cit SpQoom9Nulre / bit
Blob, % BEN eucite Nfoooe at uOu oeu poo
ct 9lruucm ct D}tooel, Der uoNiuer % ller
uer ot5it lmod Smerteno CGmoncr ira bit
Blob. Iette iortIarer, buoyior yiulmeuter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25

efrtp eftcr FrsOeercmpiar ~ "resrah.
rcfen % Sco arueu"! RtHtg',e % men uo'
crcnle uor''e @ldo , 9luIeri,d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-25

G. utmegtei He.t ednfi~ humoriitif Slaemee r..
men 10 RrgDeuumr, IS GsHts / friarerfer.
,,Spegefuglen", Perth Amboy, NJ. J.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10
Geo. b. Thompssa, hans.

Geo. b. Thompssa. Lam.
Watch Capt. Villiers q.
10 pr cent discount On all my god
except threads. Mrs. n. A. Conevse
Another nice rain visited this see-
ton last Monday aftss.ssa.
Tourist are passing through jules
burg these days via autos By ths
scores enroute to the mountains.
Special discount on pillow tubing,
sheeting and stamped goods. n. A.
Ceoovsd.
Lawn Movers sharpensd and ~
paired. Leave orders With c. Mar.
vais at shoe shop. July3-los
Buy pour oil. and r..olin. vh.rs
they specialize in same. Lincoln
Highway Filing Station.
Harold Law, who has been attsnd-
ing Dental school in Denver, arrived
home last Friday for a short visit
with relatives.
L. z. Lane and son Charles Of Dsn-
yer, arrived IN Julesburg Wednesday
for . visit with friends. Charles sx-
poets to remain for the summer.
william Carlson Of Oak Creek.
Colo. who has been visiting With his
parents, 8. N. Carlson and family Of
this city returned to his home last
Tuesday.
Phil Mccormick and family, ". +.
Johnson and family, Fred Fender and
family, and Earl Harris and family
returned last Sunday from trip
to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rozell of Nc
Cook, Nebr., arrived here last Sun
day. Mr.. Rozell is overseeing the
work on his new building now being
built, which he will occupy when fin
ished.
Mayor G. H. Austin is the owner
of a new Nash-Six 5-passenger tour
|! ing car this week, having purchased
the '.me through Mess-,. Mcdowell
4 Schroeder, local agent for the
Nash.
The brick work was commenced this
week on the new Roxell building just
south of the R. s. Dye hardware store
Mr. Rozell informs US that he expects
to occupy the building with his gents
furnishing establishment within the
next six weeks or two months.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Attorney T. e. Aunson Of Sterling
u Julesburg visitor today (Thurs-
dAy) attending to legal matt.-s.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Miss Geraldine Corpe Of lift, i
visiting relatives and friends in Jules
bufg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10
Watch Capt. Villier's d.
Geo. H. Thompsea. lsaas.

Mems work shirts. only . few left
Tor this sale. H. A. ConoyeF.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

|
Tuesday.
Send your palm beach suits. kid
gloves or party gowns TO Mrs. Dobsll.
She will make them look, like new.
July $40
| Mrs. Edna Larkin and little daugh-
ter of Washington, d. c.. who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. Lar
kin's parents. Isaac Harris. returned
to her home last Thursday.
Get your school dresses while this
sale lasts. Only ten more days of
this big discount sale. H. A. Conover
Mrs. Henry Einspahr left Iect Wei
nesday for Denver. where she will
undergo an operation.
Get your middies, bloomers. aprons
and dresses while on sale. Fl. A.
Conover.
| Robert Adams Of Morrison, Mimi,
arrived here Wednesday for visit
with Mrs. Adams parents. A. ]. Wal
rath and family of this city.
See the display advertisement in
this issue of the Grit-Advocate. H.
A. Conover.
Rev c. H. Inman and wife are
spending few days this week at the
home of J. E. Kenney near Amherst,
Colo.
Mrs. l.. E. Petersen underwent an
operation at hospital in Denver last
Thursday afternoon, and is reported to
be getting along nicely from the re-
suits therefrom.
T. H. Engleman and wife, who have
been visiting with relatives and
friends for the past month in Ken
lucky returned home last Sunday.
The Julesburg Concert Band fur
nished music for the Fourth of July
celebration at Lodge Pole last Friday.
Many compliments were bestowed up
on the bands efficient leader, Prof. C.
W. Bunch and the way he handled his
band.
Hon. Judge L. C. Stephenson and
Court Reporter Mrs. Gladys Fox, ar
rived in Julesburg Wednesday even
ling. A special adjourned session of
district court is being held here to-
day, in which some civil matters are
being disposed of by the court.
A deal was consummated the first
of this week whereby Dale Harrison
purchased the pretty new bungalow
in the northwest part of this city re-
recently built by E. p Walters. Mr..
Harrison and family expect to soon
occupy the house.
--.-
DR.. Eugene Tiberghein and wife of
David City, Nebr., arrived here last
Tuesday evening for few days
visit with friends, they being former
residents of Julesburg. They will
visit at Sterling before returning to
their home "Doc" says Julesburg is
growing, and of course We will have
to agree with him.
Mrs. Josephine Boxell and daugh-
ter Cola, of Oneida, Kas., who have
been visiting with Mrs. Boxells mo-
ther and attending the Golden We'd
ding Anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Harris left last Thursday even
ing for Holyoke for a short visit with
relatives and friends. They expect
to return here for visit before re-
turning to their home.
The first street car strike in the
history of the city of Denver took
place this week, as a result of the
Tramway Company reducing their en-
ployee's wages to cope with the re-
duced street car fare. You can now
ride in Denver for a "jitney"-that is
you could until the cars were tied up
on account n the strike. We don't
blame the Tramway employees for re-
senting reduction in their wage
scale. as long As the high cost Of liv-
inG keeps soaring. In fact we ad-
mire their stand in not wishing to be
the goat" We believe as a general
rule strikes are not justified, but in
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Mrs. H. L. Dunkle, Fred Ballard and
little daughter were business visitors
to Sterling, Colo, last Monday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Miss Fern Sheaffer left last Fri.
day for Fremont, Nebr., for a visit
with relatives and friends.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Try Harris oils once and you will
Away use them. Lincoln Highway
Filling Station.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Ice tea with q little lemon as a
chaser goes about rs good as any
drink we know of these "dry" times.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Miss Stella Conyers spent last Sun
day in Tiff, Colo, visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

10 more days sale. Get your schoo
dresses while this sale lasts. Mrs. n
A. Conover.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

County Clerk Nellie E. Nichols 10
sued marriage license last Thufsday
July 3, to Clara C. Dommley sn<
Frank o. Bjoklum Of Holyeke.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Terry. Naomi
Frederick and Helen Lewton spent
last Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bauer. in Grant, Nebr.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Eastlsck. who
have been visiting for . few days at
the home Of Mr.. and Nrs. Wm. Bauer
Of Grant. Nebr.. returned home last
Tuesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Tourist are passing through Jules
burg these days via autos By ths
scores enroute to the mountains.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.

Have that carbon removed at the
Lincoln Highway Filling Station;
fifty cents . cylinder.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Another nice rain visited this see-
tion last Monday aftagaoea.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Send your palm beach suits. kid
gieves or party gowns TO Mrs. Dobsll.
She will make them look, like new.
July $40
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10
Watch Capt. vinieris q.

10 Dse cent discount On all my goeds
except threads. Mrs. h. A. Conovse.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Special discount on pillow tubing.
sheeting and stamped goods. n. A.
Conoved.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Lawn Movers sharpensd and ~
paired. Leave orders With C. Mar.
vais 1T shoe shop. July3-los
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Harold Law. who has been attend
ing Dental school in Denver, arrived
homo last Friday for a short visit
with relatives.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

Buy Jour oils and gasoline whses
they specialize in same. Lincoln
Highway Filling Station.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10

william Carlson Of Oak Creek.
Colo. who has been visiting With his
parents, 8. n. Carlson and family d
this city returned to his home last
Tuesday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-11
MISSING MEN FOUND
Red Cross Great Work in Finding
s5s Men Who Were Reported
As Missing in Action.

Hundreds of men reported missing
in action, 95s of them to be exact,
have been found since the first Of May
through the efforts Of the Red Cross
Department of Military Relief in the
three army camps in Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky.
Red Cross workers in the camps,
say reports sent to Lake Division
headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. have
questioned men of each organization
that comes into the camp to be de-
modified, as to what they know of
their comrades still reported missiong
The search has been successful be-
yond all expectations.
Often someone has seen missing
man" go into action, go over the top,
hit by shell, taken to some definite
hospital Whatever has become of
these lost men. American Red Cross
camp service workers manage to find
out all about it.
In Camp Sherman CO., definite
news of AGA men has been obtained.
In Camp Taylor (Ky.) news of 4s6
and in Fort Benjamin Und) news of
s. Each instance means that some
that some family has been relieved
of the suspense of agonized waiting
for news through the work of the
Red Cross men,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-11
X. OF P. MEMORIAL
SERVICES HELD
Sunday Afternoon. Rev. Rick
ard Made Appropriate Re-
marks. Large Crowd Attends

Even tho a heavy black cloud in
the skies threatened rain every min
ute, there was an unusually large
gathering of people at the Cloverport
cemetery on Sunday afternoon to at
tend the annual memorial service con-
Quoted by the local Knights of Pyth-
las lodge.
On account of the unsettled wealth
er the services were made a little
shorter than on previous occasions.
Rev. w. o. Richard gave the most
appropriate remarks, commencing the
Knights for observing this occasion
each year; and what sweet custom
it was to remember the dead by
scattering flowers upon their graves
Each former Knights grave was
marked by flag and floral offering
placed on it before the services were
concluded.
The guests were carried to and
from the cemetery in automobiles
furnished w the Lodge, and the
lemonade that they had served was
delightful ySvs00i- and refreshing.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-11
'CHATUQUA BOOK
ED FOR JULY 25-2S
Preliminary Arrange m n S
Completed For Central
Community Chatapua.

Miss N. T. Clements, organizer for
the Central Community Chatauqua
Company, was in Davenport last
Tuesday to complete the final pre-
liminary arrangements for the five
days chatauqua which is booked for
this city from July 25th to 2sth in
elusive.
Miss Clements held a meeting on
Tuesday evening with the patrons OF
the chatauqua in order to elect the
necessary officers and various chair
men among the local business men
and women. Those who were elected
and have accepted their places are
r. l.. Oelze, vice pres. Paul Lewis,
Oelze, vice president; Paul Lewis,
secretary; NJ M. Denton, treasurer
Miss Eliza May, chairman ticket COM
mittee; I. A. Carter, Chairman adver-
Using committed Miss Eva May
chairman Junior chatauqua commit
tee; Conley Arnold, gateman.
Mr.. Julian II. Brown was elected
chairman of the ground committee
but he declined to accept as he will
be out of town at that time.
Miss Clements says she has been
with the Central community Cha.
tauqua Company for five successive
years and this years program is the
best the Company has ever succeed.
ing in sending out
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-11
STATE TAXES
TOTAL $31,133.S5
Due From Breckenridge Co.
Live Stock Valued At
$1,29O,466.

The secretary OF the State Tax
Commissioner, Mr.. Ben Marshall
makes the following report to Hon.
Robert L. Greene, Auditor of Public
Accounts which gives the second re-
capitulation showing the assessment
of Breckenridge county for the year
1919. together with the changes there
on by the Board of Supervisors for
this county.
The report shows:
Total Assessed Value of Live Stock
$1,29O,4 66; Less Exemption from Live
Stock, $47O,1s3; Live Stock subject
to State Tax, $s2O,2s3 a 1Oc equal
$S2O2s; All Other Property Assess
ed, $7,57s,397 "a 4Oc equal $3O,313.57;
Total Assessment of said County S.
39s,676; Total Taxes Due the State,
$31, 1885; Intangible Personal Prop
erty, 1924, 100; Agricultural Imple-
ments, $135,6O3; Manufacturing Mach
inery, Sal, Raw Material at Plant,
$1,97O, Total Exempted. $1,oO3,414 /;
Total Amount Subject to County Tax
$7,395,262.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-06-11
LIFE CLOSES FOR
MRS. R.MAFEE
Stephensport Resident. Had
Been in Declining Health
Buried in Rome, Ind.

Stephensport, KY, June 0, (SpeciaD
Mrs. Josephine McAfee, wife of
Richard McAfee, Sr., departed this
life, June s, after short illness. AS
she had not been in good health for
several years her death was not UNI
expected
Mrs. McAfee joined the, Methodist
church in early life and was always
consistent member. She spoke of
ten OF her abiding faith and hope of
eternal glory.
She was united in marriage to
Richard McAfee, and for many years
these two travelled down lfe's avenue
together, sharing fully each others
Joys and sorrows. The deceased had
no children of her own but reared
several who loved her as an own
mother
Mrs. McAfee was given to hospital
ity, and her home was always open
to her friends. All who came were
welcome, and never left without be-
ing impressed with their hostess
piety and interest in the things of
God. She leaves her aged and be-
loved companion who has the love
and sympathy of all who know him.
Also three brothers survive.
The funeral services were conduct
ed from the late residence at 10 o.
clock on Saturday morning, after
which the remains were deposited in
the cemetery near Rome, Ind.
Those attending the funeral from
out of town were: Aaron Hall and
Mrs. Frank Miller, of Cloverport, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McAfee, of Irving
ton.