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JuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udmerkede Farme i og we'd den
gamle danske koloni j Juhl i Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er at Diet bedste, der indes.
lerblandet Muldjord med god Vandafled-
ming, og Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen Steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Ssdarter dyrkes Sucker.
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar $1O,0 90 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbrueet her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kvsghold; Mslken selges
til ct Condenser j Sandusky til So. so pr.
100 Pund, SIS Test, stigende til 40. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intet
vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er i
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
og store Bygninger og kan for Tiden kd.
hes for like over $500 pr. Acre. Penge-
vi'kaarene er code, her er dansk Menighed,
Broder- og S9stersamfund. dansk Lesrfor-
ening m, m. ~Foresporgsler til en- af os
unde;tegnede Menighedens L~andudvalg vii
straks bli~e besvaret.
c. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, R. 1 Marlette, r. 5
N. Rasmussen,
Marlette, r. s
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Tnr Afatpntntnprm.

Mcocns Sc telegrofiifc Meboelel<
fer, hi fra l1gc til l1gc bur brogt,
fltn / oe ltorc GrGf far fortolt ON
2(fitcm1iugsnpt, iaa tringer Sc I'll
np0tagre Oanlfc @laoe ubfdrligcrc
Mefcroter, al bbilfe hi fer gipcr Sc
bi9tiglte.
9anife Tplfempoer i 6lensburg.
5enbog @ftermio6og SEN 25oc
SSonl1or rfo1ot Ser en- ltor oonIt
Silfiel1ocgipclic 5tco / 6Iensborg:
sen bop6e iomlet mango Tltlinol
Mennei ter. ST. 8 bor SEN itorc
Nlo0s pco SEN npc 2otinifole fplb1
inbtil Er9nglel al oanife Wensbor:
gerc, Ser i0og, Sen fprite Sag 11t1=
Ser @elGttellcn, piloe pi1c opcrfp>
&erbeu, at scr CT en- itGrf 6onl.
9ipspillic / SEN gamlc bo1ifc @p.
Eoo lclpc Ylo6Ien bar Ser mel:
lem 5000 Menncl fer tilltcoc
og r1oeuf or Ela6lcn ltob Soft / T11.
lt11opis poo @o0crne og / Sen til:
ltobeuoe 8pporf.
@fter Nflpngclicn al rs ollc Sc
&iger og 2a11oe" to1tc SSSp1,rnoli1
IS. g. Senlcn paa 0anif og Ippo-
graf Sans Tbonlcn og &eooft6rG
G%briitianlcn poo Gpif, hporeftc1
NnoreoS @ral, ill1tte0e mc6 nogl,
|Sro poo Gonlf. @6je @ifal0stil=
|ficnocgipclle billtc Sc 6onlfe 81
lerc, og ga Me0oftbr Gbriltiomlc,1
bite Zig poo Go1erltoler,, brpo eli
bo1blom SSS11bel lds. Soet ban pc
geoe np mos Sc &i1o11er / ben me
|2otinifole, bag bpiltc 0onife aSlcns=
borgerc I M1tg1it 1914 intcrnere
6cs, mems 6cres 51egtningc 6roq
its / &rigeuL nbtaltc Fan, at iii
girl0cr Set at fpre Tlensborg 1rb
2piet, tro mos en- t1titnoaorig Tor=
tbs, lont SIS Mors SnongSrcgimcnt'
life bap6e f1tn11ct 1tbTctte. GnGtorn,
al @ifolo bilite hans Sro.
Otter at Ippograf Sans Sbom:
len enomt Ell. Gang fra s%Snogonge11
til oatinifolen bap6e tolt til Sc
mango Tilbgrere paa @ooen og
@pparfen, blanbt bbtlfe cit .tolri1
@r11ppe tpife 9emonitranter bapb'
taget SpitilItng, git set / Sptoe
gje1tnem Duborgga6e, &erreport
Gerrego6e, Storega6e og &olmel
til Spn6ertorp, ct magtigt Gog
ser beroigt og roligt bioneoe on,
Dunifbe6ens 2ibsret / Densboro
8p. &ette sfarer betragtebe lang:
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En- sia|den An|edninq
Golbang,
Snnta Barbara &c.,
GaIifprnia.

Wide L@ssforeninger og BtbNothekr have we'd at sende ener vr
ne Fortegnelse over ca. 1000 forsk. Epl. at den dansk-norske Lit
teraturs bedst= Navne. Denne sjeldne Saming BSger forehgger kun
/ enkele eMer faa Expl; ale smukt og sdidt indbundne enten
Componerede eer BibNotheksbtnd og mark Dem: kan 1everes sraks.
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Fragtforsendeser fra Danmark etc. ser vi os Stand til - s@rskudt
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vi modtager NJ igen maanedNge Forsyninger fra Europa Il
den nyeste Iitteratur ETC.. og vi vii alud v@re Stand til at tlfreds-
stIe enhver Ksbers Krav.
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY
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ragen6c 1eifes og @iooelmaaoig.
beoen paa ct Dpi1fet font belit Ont
roche fnnr 0nt tiI ! Mnn of hrrAI

ragenoe lGifes % Mio6elmaabig.
be6en paa ct bpilfet Ion1 Delft Smz
raaoe faar Cob til / Mag at breoe
Zig % trpffc set %ulnoponligc o.
cpnerigc MOS &GggG1 i%trincr
Frof cslurcn - hel1ppcr. 0orlfc Bio;
at bp;utte Jig a10etltebs ipr at lnl1.
gcs tilhngc til bcrcs 0ono og for
at bic Jig oeltaaelloe % hirlpiom,
me moo 2onbsm9,1o. ggcrltlig
ltolte al 0eres 2ano og ocrcs Spro1
tan Sc pcl tim il1ocnfor bisie@rGn.
fer. fal6es; TIL Sc glemmer giernt
|@proget efter ct Slegtle6, bpiit to.
og Sc a6opterer b11rtigt set 2al,r.
bbori Sc bolatter Jig, iom npt Se:
brc1nn6. Seen Sc bGnger lioenifa:
|beligt fat peo set gamlc 2ono.. 4
Yrofesior 8ran6es flyer nioeree,
at ban al0rig fun glemme 6enMoo:
|togelie, ian paa &ejier bar fooet
|af 2anbsmeno / Gtorbritormien pe
Sc Soreneoe Gtoter; Sen bar pro-:
get af en- @ierteligbeb og @orme
iom maatte brffe sem olporligltt
~Tdfnemmeligbe6.
Otter Grofcsior @ranoes' ma:
nen6c Sro f@l9er noglc forte poli:
|tilfe 9etragtr1ingcr pper 0nnmarl
pe0 Marsi ftitct og CIT Mrtifcl or
Sen oan1fe Strife / l1olonoet; Smut
Masm1sien fortpller ON @r@nlGn
berrc / Sortio og 6rcmtio, oa Ioc
fplger cit Gfilbring al Sribapnel
Ii &iobenbopn og en- Gel N%epbeosltpf
ser fan bGrc al lnrlig S1tercsit
for 9onife u6e.
Sc Sll1>ltrotioncr, ser 1c6loge'
en- Gel al 8looets Teflt, er 11olmin
Oellgt go0e; ocr1mpo tlrn0c oc1
maolfe pere ipen0eret fist mere pa;
@laoets "@ope0e" % Smllog.
Sclci pnitrejfcn,
Set gift olligeuel life / Sroc>
1ne6 Sc jtreifcn6e determinations
rer, lom set bar beltcn1t pentet
i0ag bat Mrbejosito,sningeu bare
Ell Maone0, og pe0 Sc ienelt gien
optogne 6orbono1inger bite Ser Il!
life iGrlig ltore l@6iigter for CT
lnarlig Gre6.
De ltreifen6c bar baobe @cfolf
ningen og &egicringen lamt al ilr1i
Gornuft imo6 Zig, men Sc foitbol
Ser lta6i9t oercs &rop - ifj9nt s.
mao flr1ne inolc at Streifcn Ct
'tobt. 9csnnrre pp1ocr 6cnnc Gtr
6igbe6 10 itore @anifeligbe0cr ur1
Ser oen beritcnoe Gpioemt, men Sc
ipnes life at gcl1cre Sc @errcr %
Gamer. Gomar0 Sporc.
(Som tibligcrc tclcgrafiif mcobcl
enotc Gtrejfcn SEN Is. Teb., me,
poo hpilfct @rltnolag mcooeles III
tct ON. - Nc0. Nnm.)
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Sturt Statslaan.

Man bar @run6 til at tro, al
I@totsloonet, lom bill blipe u6bu6t
nermeite Sremti6, bliper pao
200 @illioner.
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Der tjenes PENCE /
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
PrHrieland i det danske Settlement
we'd Canora, Sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. Skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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commissioners Mnfpmf.

Gm Afteneu 6cn IS. San: fist
fdr 81. ~ o~freiitc SEN %internatio-
male &ommisiton fra &iebenbabn.
% 0ens &ejie gjcnnem @en6eripl=
lan0 blep ct langt Triumftog.
9fnite Gags Morgen ST. z3O
mootogcs &oumisiionen peo @am=
or11p> og UNDER @atrraraab fra eli
itor Mnngoe Mennelfer, Ser bop6c
lamlet fig pao Gamorup @totion.
|cg meoens Multfen paa @errone,1
|intonereoe Song Gbriitim", gleo
|Sertoget mes Sen internationale
&ommisiton 110 fra Herronen. =
Gangs @anelinten fps for set flag.
lmDffeoe @om6r1tp bab6e 8eboernt
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sendes I'D fra Du-
luth denne Winter Lad os ~overbevise
Dem we'd at sende for en- Kasse. Send
PENCE med Ordren e1ler ordre senlt C. O.
D. pr. Expres. Lake Superior Slid 100 Pd
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Send for Dem. AL or Fisk er netto Vagt,
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Miniiter &ansIcn ont Mfitcm-
ningen.

Miniiter &ausicn ont Mfitcm-
rtngen.
s ct es%1lterhielp SEN 80. SQlluor
n6talte Mia1iiter $. 8. @ons1cn:
81 betrogter set font en- Gelp=
fplge> at /. Gone giber ct opcr<
prlbc1loc Slertol for 9anmorf.
Me0 @enipn til 2. Gone fa1 Set
life ftges, bpor flor en- Gel, Ser
ptl femme for 9ol1n1orf. Gpprgsz
maolct om 6lensborgs Gil6eling
til 9aun1orf eller Epiflono bill
noturliguis ogioo paapirfeS al,
bporle0es Mfitem1ingen faloer 1>6
Ii Diltriftcrne 1poe1t % fps for
@pen.
0esperre ct Mnto1lct al @nlge=
re fra Gpiflano longt iterre iom
Selge al 6e1 bebegelige &orofter
al BEN tpife Gmbebs= og SPLITTER
ita16, men tro6s Sc in6re urolige
6orbo16 bar Eplferne trl,ffet SC
omhp9geli9ite Sorbol6sregler til
I%ronsporten al 6eres &elgere fra
anore Gele al &iget. Mebens ser
fra San # SIDE former 1000 @nl=
gere til Tlensborg, Ien6cr Tpiflot1o
5000, % Torboloet CT ct ligrcr=
Sc ar6re Steoer.
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Mnbefol 8Iabet I'll 2atbsmaua
|seno BET biem III b4 aaat5e essa.
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plantet EFT Mlle al Sc Mliereoes
Stag og 0nmebrog. 6lagenc boje-
&c ligeleoes fra @aar6e og Slir
lol1gs @oaell. Sgioa lpo for @rGn=
len por scr ol%ni1lodig 3logniug.
%e0 5totionshyer og @oneoperitjn;
ringer lapbc ser mango 5tebcr
lan,let Jig Mcnneifeflpnger> napll
Zig @prn, Scr pifteoe n1co 9o1,nc.
brog.
Gaoleoe5 ito0 ser poa &p0ebro
Citation en- ltor Merneifeifare, Sci.
~tili1blebe commissioner lin @pl-
oeit. Ser ito6 8prn ppnteoe I ree=
bpioc 6arper og ipinge6e me6 Cant
nebrog, ga Eoget fiprte forbi. Stunt
9en6e &%11rraraob billte &ommislio=
men Delfommen. commissioners
We0lemmer og 6eres 2eologerc
bpieoe Jig u6 al @in611ernc OF
binfe6e.
Goget a1fom til 6lensborg &l.
10. Sronif SPLITTER omne6e. Gpa=
Tier fra 8anegaor6en til STEMS
burger &of, boor commissioner
bar @e0e. timber @ornfonfore fra
ct fro1,if Milit9rorfelter og Gilbif
ten mco 0annebrogsflog, nopnlig
ira Sernbonebotellets Geron0o,
mar cbere0c commissioner til
6%lensborger &of.
Soet &ommisl ionens Me6lem
mer fra 8al1egaoroen trooote It's
paa 6ortobet, rpg iom poa &on1:
mon6o og ion1 Set officiellc @cpis
poa, at Sen MIC Sis CT begpn6t
Gnglar10S, Sronfrigs, 5periges %
Georges Stag tilpejrs oper @pte,
Tlensborger Sol bpor Gpn6erjpl:
Lambs &cgiering MT far tilb11ie.
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"0ammarfspoiten

Sn%e,lltoocnoe Mopn err @etegnc1=
ien pao set Moaneosblao, 5orenin=
l1gcn "9onif 5ompirfe" bar paa=
begpnbt l1ogipelien al. 8la6etS
fprlte Mltmer inble6es me6 en- Mr-
tifeI al Georg 8ronbes, Ser giner
Ell fort &arafteriitif al set oanife
|6olf mi. "Meoens Sc Danife pao
|6eres eget S1mraabe inbbpr6es Ger.
grer og pIager bberanore, 1tapnlia
aaroaagent lerger for, at alt trent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
DONITHON

A large crowd attended the enter
tsinment Christmas eve. With several
additional dialogues the entertainment
will be repeated Friday night, Jan. 2
There will also be pie mite for the
benefit of the singing school.
Mrs. Mary h. Chapman is expected
home this week after an extended visit
at Blair w. Va,
Miss Flo Derefield was the Wedncs-
day to Sunday guest OF her cousin
Josephine Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Graham were
the guests OF relatives here last week
Wayne Frazier, who has been en-
ployed at Portsmouth. Is visiting home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. welzie Peters are the
guests of relatives here
Fred Spurlock was a caller at Mr..
Lemaster's one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Maynard spent
the week end with home folks on Vim
son Branch.
Mr.and Mrs. James Lemaster and
Miss Elizabeth Lemaster visited rela-
tives on Griffith Creek Sunday.
Married, Dec. 25th. Miss Nola May
nard and Daniel L,emaster. This cou-
pie, with a small number of close rela-
tives went to the home of Rev. II, w.
Lambert where they were quietly mar
ried by Rev. Lambert Good wishes
are extended to them through the
NEWS from their many friends In
GLIDING SMILEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
THE RURAL CARRIER.
(By Walt Mason)

In winter. when the tempests rage,
sit in my upholstered cage before a
CHEEKY blaze, and think about the post
men bold who, in the blizzard raw and
cold. undaunted go their ways. see
them as from town they go, to journey
thirty miles or so, DER beastly country
roads, and wish l had j. Millions Tyre,
that | might sing, with proper fire,
some eulogistic odes. When wintry
tempest rips and tears. we snuggle
down in cozy chairs. and read detec-
tive tales; but on his route the post
man goes and faces every wind that
blows. and all the tin-horn gales.
Through every kind of misfit storm,
while others bask in houses warm the
postman has to chase; the sleet Is
made of frozen rain. and where II hits
1T leaves a pain-all day 1t swats his
face. The snow lands on him by the
peck. the rain is running down his
neck. Dame Natures maudlin tears;
still still he drives through mud and
sleet, his shoes are full of frozen feet,
and slush is in his ears. He earns a
hundred bones day; alas, alas, his
meager pay deserves the country's
scorn; his children cry in vain for pie,
for he has just enough to buy his pony
hay and corn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Say.
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City. Tex.-In an interesting
statement, Mrs. 6. H. Schill, of this town
says: "For three years suffered tIntolo
agony with my head. was unable &c
do any of my work.
! just wanted 10 sleep all the time. TO,
that was the only ease could get, whet
was asleep. lbecame nervous wrecx
Just from the awful suffering with M
head.
Twas so nervous that the least noise
would make me jump out Of my bed. /,
had no energy, and was unable 10 do
anything. My son. a young boy, had 10
DO all my household duties.
Twas nor able 10 do anything until /,
took Cardui. took three bottles in al,
and It surely cured me Of those awful
headaches. That has been three wears
ago, and know the cure is permanent;
Tor have never had any headache since
taking Cardui. :.
Nothingreleve me until took Cardm
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your troubles-mad.
from medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical books as being OF benefit l.,
female troubles, and 10 years Of use has
proven that the books are right. Begin
taking cardui today. Nc-i3.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
GALLUP

Revival meeting started at this place
Monday night by Rev. Sparks,
| Mrs w. A. Carey spent the week end
with home folks at Cadmus.
Mr.. and MRS. w. A. Parsons and
family. Of Morehead, spent Christmas
with relatives here.
Mrs. A. T. Shannon and daughter
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shannon.
Miss Irene> Mcclure spent the day
Sunday with Miss Louise Shivei.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Mcclure and Mrs.
J. p. Mcclure returned Sunday night
from short stay at Charleston, WA
Luther Shivel has returned from
Newcastle. Ind. and other points where
he had employment
Miss Mary Emily Carey of Louisa.
is visiting friends at Gallup and Chap.
man this week.
Mrs. ]. II. Mcclure. Mrs. W. a. Par
sons, Luther and Louise Shivel. Mary
Ethel and John Mcclure were evening
callers on Mr.. and Mrs, f. C. Mcclure
and family Friday.
Webb Roberts, of Cadmus. is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. w A. Carey at
Chapman this week.
A crowd OF young folks attended
choir practice at Chapman Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Preston and son Marquis
are visiting relatives at this place this
week.
bud Gilkerson and Moss Fugltt have
returned from Charleston. w. Va.
where they had employment,
Mrs. Jim Erwin and Mrs. w. NJ. Chill
ders we're out on missionary work Sat
uday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Mcclure was the din
ner guest of Miss Mary Ethel Mcclure
Sunday.
Moss Fugitt made a business trip to
Louisa Monday.
Miss Bertha Prose, who was called
from her school by the death of her
brother in Jaw, Joe Kazee. has return
ed.
DIR. Thompson and son Burgess were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Burgess
and family the first of the week.
Miss Eliza Jane Hardin spent Christ
mas with her grandmother at 1nez.
TWO COUSINS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02

The man who announced in Congress
recently that one of the real obstacles
to securing an adequate coal supply Is
the shortage of railroad cars stated a
very pertinent fact. When mines are
working above 60 per cent capacity
there are not enough cars to handle the
production. The railroads have not
been able to buy enough cars for many
years because of over-regulation. No
little jerk water road has been per-
mitted to change the time of pas
senger train ten minutes without first
submitting the momentous proposition
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion at Washington for approval. Such
fool regulations as this have made nee
essary enormous increases in clerical
forces and have slowed up operation to
a disastrous extent. Freight rates to
meet these increases were denied.
Roads could not earn enough to pay in
terest on their Indebtedness. Exten-
sions and improvements were impos-
sible under such conditions. Deter
ioration and failure to keep up with
the development of the country is Che
result and the public is now paying the
penalty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
WALBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Peters. OF
Huntington, and Dover Peters, spent
Christmas with Mrs, Jane Peters.
| A. c. Terrell. Chas. Terrell and guest
Lee Cox, of Russell. and Miss Grey
Brooks, of Louisa, We're guests at Hill
top Farm Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Peters, OF
Portsmouth and Roy Peters. OF Parlet
spent Christmas with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Peters.
Henry See worked at Beaver Greek
Jet. last week.
Cecil Burchett of Akron. Ohio, re-
| Gently visited his aunt. Mrs Sam s.
See.
Irene, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boothe, has been very IN with
bronchitis.
Earl visited friends here on route from
Pikeville to their home at Barbours-
vile.
Herbert Peters and Harlan Boothe
left Sunday for Charleston where they
have employment.
Misses Garnette and Celeste See, of
Louisa, were guests Wednesday night
OF Miss Jock See.
Miss Marie Holt spent Christmas
with homefolks, returning to Richard
son Sunday.
Misses Vessie and Gladys Peters
visited Miss Virginia Asohe Sunday.
Miss Marie See left Monday for a
visit to Wayne, Huntington and Ash
land before returning TO Portsmouth
Marion Wilson, who has employment
at the gas plant here, will move to the
w. w, See property, The house has
been remodeed
Miss Jock See left Monday for two
weeks visit with her sisters. Miss
kizzie See and Mrs. Margaret S. Stump
of jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Bartram, of Mon
tana, are visiting Mr.. Bartram's sister,
Mrs j. Crit See, of Sunnyside Farm.
They will remain for a two months
visit with eastern relatives.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment was largely attended and much
credit is due the teacher, Miss Garnet
See, for the success of the entertain
ment. The school children rendered
splendid program. Miss See closed
this years term Thursday. This school
has been successfully taught and Miss
See has the good wishes OF all the par
ents and children of this community
Rev. A. II. Miller and Rev. Cleveland
of the Protestant Methodist Church.
will begin a series meetings Satur-
day night.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
The Tuscola correspondent made
some excellent remarks in last weeks
NEWS in regard to the success OF the
good roads election, giving the NEWS
the we'll earned praise due the editors
for the step they took to help win
bonds for Lawrence county.