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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
"CAN RECOMMEND
IT TOO HIGHLY
MILLER WAS FORCED BY sToM-
AcH TROUBLE AND RHEUmAT sM
10 GIVE UP HIS BUSINESS.

Nothing ever helped me until | got
TanIac. and that's saying a good 1eaL
for have been trying for eight years
to get relief" said Robert Miller. as
Market street. Louisville. Ky. Mr..
Miller who was in the hardware i.usi
ness in Detroit for ten years. was
forced TO retire eight years ago on
account, OF III health. but is np.s feei-
ing 80 well he is thinking Of going hack
in business again
YES. sir, for eight years before
began taking Tanlac had suffered
from rheumatism and stomach trou-
bie.~ said Mr.. Miller. The rheuma-
tisn was principally in my legs and
back. and was 80 bad I could hardly
walk without cane and II I stopped
over the pain IN my back vas 50 severe
IL was an could do to keep frOm
crying out lily stomach was 50 badly
upset nearly everything ate hurt me.
and I could not. eat any solid food at
All. / usually enjoyed my evening n;e@i
more than any other. but most Of the
time dared not eat anything ~ eli
at that time. for II l did ] would suffer
from il all night long I hal lost so
much weight and was IN srch bad
condition was greatly worried over
the outlook
AOne day ! read where railac had
relieved a man who described his con-
dition as beif.g similar to mine. 50 !
decided TO Try II myself, md am
surely glad j did. for I am .e=nns
better now than have in ysars- Ny
rheumatism Is all gone. my stomach
doesn't give me sny more trouble, and
] can eat anything want AT any time
OF the day or night and never have a
particle Of trouble from it afterwards
j sleep well. have gained several
pounds in weight, and as | am still
taking Tanlac l am picking up and
feeling better ana better every hay
After what Tanlac has done for me !
don't think / can recommend il 100
highly
TanIae is sold in Louisa by 4irs- J.
II. Reynolds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
NEW HARMONY, O.

Ms Ezsie odren and Ralph New
berry have returned from conference.
Bern. Aug Is. 10 Mr. and Mrs
Linen Yates. fine boy.
Mrs. Henry May who has been visit
ine her parents al this place. returned
10 her home Al Columbus. Ohio. sc-
rnsnpanied By her sister. Mss Ethel
Clark. rho VIII attend the State fair
there before returning home
Nr and Mrs John Long Mr. and
Ms J. L. Clark. Mrs Henry May and
MIS- Eshel Clark were the Tuesday
evening guests Of Mrs Abbott and Miss
Della Abbott
MlsS Annie Nay called On Miss
Etatl clark Monday
I0nnie Nay and family went TO
Kentucky Saturday 20 visi; relatives
Leon Clark spent Wednesday even
ing with Charles May
Ma r. $. Chafin. OF Williamsburg.
vent to Louisa Sunday 10 visit reia-
lives
Mrs. John Lclg called on Mrs Jim
clark Saturday afternoon
Mrs Mary Clark. Mrs Henry May
and Miss Ethel Clark visited Mrs Ruth
Pe-Siey. Mrs Yates and Mrs Persiey
Thursday afternoon
Crops are looking tine here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
WISTER, OKLA

Crops OF an kinds are looking fins
here People ara nearly through saw
ing fodder Cotton picking viii begin
here in September
The wedding bells have been ringing
in our town and viii ring again sOOn
Married Miss Martha Akers 10 Mr..
Joe Ferrel. the bride being the young
81 daughter Of Mr. and HRS Jim
Akers- she was born and raised in
FLOYD county Ky Also. on Saturday,
Aug. Zist- another we5ding COX place.
Miss Elizabeth AkerS TO Mr.. Gibson
The br.de Was the bright aa6 --ttrac-
tive caughter OF Mr. and Mrs Daniel
AkerS- She Was well known IN F'Icys.
and Lawrence eounty, having taEght
two terms Of school in Ker.nckv and
one term in Oklahoma TIE eonmua-
ity wishes them long and happy life
Mr. and Mrs Chzs- BOwe spent SAT-
uriay night n Daniel Ake-S-
Peari;a Akers and sister Eilza s2e=.
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Airs
r. A. Bowe.
Mr.. and Mrs Cour.Slar Centers hare
left for a few days visit with home
folks in Arkansas
p. NJ. Moore was calling on Charles
A. Bowe last Monday
Mrs Margaret Bowe spent last FRI
day with Miss Velnsar Adams
Airs C.. A. Rowe and httle son. Law
renee. made business trip 10 town
last Saturday.
Good luck to the dear old NEWS and
- readers \ Ky, GIRL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
CADMUS

There viii be church here every
third Saturday night and Sunday by
Rev Roland Hutchisor
Nellie Gaines who has been visiting
at Normal. has returned horze
Mary Stuart and daughter were in
CarIettsburg last week
VIM Ekers and brother Jim were
visiting relatives IN Prss-onsburE Sat
uriay and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ecker1s are
visiting relatives AZ this place
Jam-S EIkins. Susan Riley and
daughters Marie and Opal were call
ing On friends AZ WebbxiIIe Sunday
Mary Smith and Bert Higgins we're
on cur creek Sunday
visiting friends and relatives AZ this
place
Ms DCva Chadwick was caIed to
GIenwOOd TO Sc her grzndfather who
Is very III
Nellie Gaines Was calling on Mary
Chzd=iek sunday
W U Prince and wife zere the sun
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs Ben Van
horne
MonrOe adams Vas wishing friends
here last week
David ThOmpzoa Of Normal was
ealing ol ais sister. Mrs z H Stuart
lzS1 week
Squire John FrzSher who has been
in Ohio. has returned home
ESza Pr7oe. Hannah Vzahcr1- An
dreE Woods and Lawrence Muney
were ont car riding Sunday evening
E H Stuart WHO has empsOymen1 Al
N0sSx BotrOn. paid home folks \ visit
kS1 Eeek
Lasher Lon Prince Is hauling slack
10 Fort Gay.
w H Kirkpatrick. wife ard daush-
ter were calling on James Christian
and wife ~ De1nES Sunday
LzttI< Fred V1nhorn, Ebo has en-
psoEEsn- n KEs1.sr. W Va Is wishing
hone foEkS
There Vii b an Ire cream festival
aiso = pse soeial here Saturday nSxht.
Sept 4th- Everxb.oiy cordially invited
10 come and hing some one with ron.
Boys cone and buy pie and gez your
si-l free- THREE CHUNS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
DONITHON

Burke and Lemaster are doing quite
a lot Of saving at this place.
Robert vinson, G. II. Merideth and
II. w. Lambert are hauling timber TO
the mill 10 be sawed into lumber. :.
Owing 20 bad weather Sunday night
the Holiness had no meeting.
Several from this place attended the
annual meeting al the Branham Hill
cemetery Sunday on Laurel
Miss Mary Moore has position as
clerk 81 her uncle's store at GIenhayes.
Mrs Willard Wallace who has been
in declining health for some time. Is
feeling much worse.
AR. and Airs. Daniel Lemaster have
RETURNED home
Mr. and Mrs Anse Ty-ree and laugh
ter Bertha and Mrs. Emaline Tyree OF
Beaver Greek. were calling on relatives
al this place recently.
Mrs John conIey and daughters
were the Sunday guests OF Mrs. Lace
Branham on laurel
County machine agent W. Scott was
on our creek Saturday doing work
pertaining 20 his profession.
Joseph Hunxarden, Sardinia. Ohio,
Vas a resent guest al H ". Lambert's.
Arthur Wallace and Miss MAY See
we're cut driving on our creek and
spent a fe~ hours with home folks anc
relatives Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Hardwick returned home sun
day after spending few days with
Mrs. n @. Chapman
Ms Nary =. Chapman was calling
on friends- al Laurel
Mary and DOna Moore attended the
social a Laurel school house and we're
ths guests Of their sister Friday night
Mr. Coleman Back passet lD our
creek Saturday. SMILEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
GLENWOOD

Miss EsteII BAH. Of Ashland, who has
been visiting Rev D. Wood and family
has returned home. accompanied by
Miss Glenna Wood.
Several from this place have been
attending the series Of meetings Al
Sand Hill conducted BY the Bros.
Thomas
Miss Irene Reeves was the guest Of
Miss Ollie Queen Thursday nignt
George Queen has purchased = Inc
farm in Ohio and contsmplates nov
ing there in the near future
Miss Pauline webb ATTENDED he pie
social AT OlioviIIe Saturday night and
reported nice time
Mrs Frances Adkins who has been
very sick IS somewhat better Al this
writing
Curtis and Arthur Queen spent sun
day with home folks
Rev Wood and family are preparing
70 move hack 10 their former home AZ
Ashland We are sony 70 See them 80.
Tie little son Of Mr. and Ms Cecil
COburn is very sick with lux
E J. Wright made business trip 70
Denton Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Webb and sons
were visiting the latter,s mOther Hrs
Nancy Cooksey Sunday
Dennis Cooksey expects 10 leare for
Ashland son
AlOnzO Queen Of Ashland. who has
been spending , few days with his
mother has returned home
There VIII be church Il this place
the third Sunday in September BY Rev
WOOD RED WING
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
PLENTY OF PROOF
FROM PEOPLE YOU kNow-FRoM
LOUISA CITIZENS.

The greatest skeptic can hardly fail
to be convinced BY evidence Ike this.
II is impossible TO produce better proof
OF merit than the testimony Of resi-
dents Of Louisa. Of people who can
be seen At arr time lead the follow
ing case OF IT,
J. ". PinSOn. Lock Ave. Louisa
says MY kidneys were weak and
sn@ered severely My back ached and
sharp. cutting pains darted through
the small OF it could hardly straigh-
ten after bending over and the kidney
seeretiOns were highly eoiOred and II
regular in passage Do0n's Kidney
Pills cured me OF the complaint and
have felt wen ever since
Price k0c. II all dealers Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Deans
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Pin
son had Foster-N IiIburn Co, Mfrs
Buffalo. n. Y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
HELLER

church was largely attended al
Easewater during the revival
Ben Hall has gone into the coal bus
inesS on E1khorn.
Dan simpson and Elmer station were
Al Heller sunday.
Arlie Ahshire was Al Allegheny sun
das
Work is very duh on MarrOweons
at this writing.
A large drug store i going AZ. IN
Heller and an undertaker's establish
mcnt.
Tue show drew Arge crowd az AL
loghcny saturday aikht-
Roaler chllders = wOrklng ~ Ale
Ehcny mines
Alvlo Aoshiro has heem called 10 the
C. \ o. rad at Shclhy.
ARCH POOR NAN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
wALBRIDGE AND HOLT

NJ and Mrs Luke Boothe and son
% waraeid and AR and Mrs. Walter
Boothe and children and Miss Mary
Myers. q cincinnaii. have returned 10
their homes after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs Henry BoOthe
Mrs Myrtle shannon and children.
OF Gallup. were weekend guests Of
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G Burgess. Of Nc
Dowel. we're recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs I.aud Holt
Mr. BJn Bradley. Of Busseyville. Wis
itei friends here Sunday
Miss Grey Brooks. Of Louisa. at
tended church here Sunday
A sacrament and foo; washing SER
vice Was held here Sunday afternoon.
A arre crowd was present
Several from Route ]. Louisa, at
tended church here Saturday night and
Sunday
A C. FeTrell and son Otis. Of War
Ned. spent the weekend with home
folks
John Frasher Of Gallup. sp-as sun
day with friends here.
Mrs Jas. Bose. Of Goodman. is Wis
itins Mrs. W T. BoSs-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
RICHARDSON

Mrs Russell Lee Of Weeksbury, is
visiting relatives here
Ben Keafon OF Van Lear. vas call
ing on Miss Dixie Childers sunday
Pat and Irene Warwick Of William
son. spent afe Wdays last week with
their grandmother.
Mrs Hiram Warwick has returned
home after a few weeks visit with rel
atIves in Russell and Ashland
Waiter Preston was a business Wis
Itor in PaintsviIie Thursday
Mrs. Roscoe Davis and sons. Of Van
Lear. spent the weekend with Mrs
Haden ChiIders-
Miss Rosa CasseII is visiting in
Portsmouth
Mrs. Philip Preecs. Of EIoise. spent
Thursday with Mrs. 5. J. Hardin
Mrs. Rebecca smith. Of Williamson.
is visiting Mrs. T. H Banfeld
Waiter Preston, Charles CasseH.
Frank Boyd, Edris Price. Shsriey
wray. Lucille Wallace, Mrs Clint Wal
lace. Airs W. W. wray and Mrs 5. p.
Price attended church at Graves ShOal
Friday night
Mrs. Mabel Butler Poole. Of atlanta
Ga. spent Saturday with Mrs Jane
Warwick
orviIle stinson. Of Blaine. spent
Sunday with Miss Lucille Wallace
Misses Laura and Lena M1y Pres
ton. Of Graves SiIoaI. were the over
Sunday guests OF Eula Vaughan
Goe0ei akers is visiting kss sFznd-
parents a Lies Creek
Mrs, W W. Wray and family left
Monday for Louisa where they viii
lire during the school term. They are
greatly missed BY their many friends
for all the worsi isn't made up OF such
excellent people aS Dr. Wray and fam
ny- Mr.. c. e Shepherd has bought
the home Of Dr. wrag and viii reside
there IN the future
Mr.. James Hudson Of on Springs
was the Sunday guest Of Mss Tona
Fitch
School began here Monday the Beth
with Miss Josephine F'annin teacher
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
FALLSBURG

MiiIsrd johnson o. Huntington. was
VISITING his SISTER. Mrs. Z Y. caigrs o.
this place
Ben Gaines and wife motored Up
nom Cafie;tsburE and are spendiag a
few days with her parents. w ~ Saw
are and wife
several from here attended the pie
social AZ Yatesvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Short were Wis
itinr their son Alvin Sunday-
Aunt S1cksk Jordan has returned
i-sne AFTER a -raoathis visit with her
daughter. Mrs. w u. Savage
Mrs Alta Savage Of Nessie. Is visit
ing Mrs d. Savage this week.
AIiea Clay and wife. 81 I.Ogan, w
Va. are visiting relatives here
Jess Jordan. while carrying the mail
from FAIisburg 10 Potter. his hOrse
beconing frightened. threu him out Of
the buggy and broke his collar bone
He Was taken 20 Ashland Tor treat
menf
Mr.. L v. Gaines eonternplates a visit
10 Huntington soon JUNE BUG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
CADMUS

Dr.. w A Rice and wife have come
home after spending month with u.
r. Rice who resides nj Fabyan. Al
berta, Canada.
DIS. Niclles OF Grayson and his bro
Their DR.. who lad been called 20 Blaine
10 see their father, y. T. NicKles. who
had been kicked by a horse and was
in a serious condition. passed caafssns
In their car Thursday night enroute TO
Grayson.
WIN. Kirkpatrick. wife and baby
have been visiting relatives Al HATFIELD.
W. Va
We are sorry 70 hear Of the death of
ss=sls Y T Burns The writer has
knswn him for a number OF years and
:sarms,i TO love him He has told us
thai he took his first law lesson under
old grandfather Adam HaTman VINO
was a justice OF the peace in Pike
county over IS years ago.
w b Beiclier. a good kind man and
a good citizen. has sold his farm Al
Cadmus and is now moving TO Ohio.
We wish him good luck
The oil and gas excitement In our
country IS far greater than the race
between Warren G. Harding and Jas
n. Cox for president Of our nation
AIr. and Mrs George Coins were
calling on. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Har-
man last Tuesday.
We are sOrry 10 say that Uncle Isaac
Reicher Is no better.
George Coins sold fine young mare
last week 10 Uncle Bob Mcclure Of
Fort Gay. w Va
Dan DereheId John Kitchen. George
AbeIs. George Shortridge. Vert Kitch-
en-. WI Ekers. Damer Rife. Bascom
ShorSridge and Chester Ekers are the
Gal miners at Cad1nus and they are
unable 10 supply the great demand for
coal az this time
Rev. r H Cassidy was Al Cadmus
Saturday.
James Taylor. Tom EIswiek. EmInit
Fannsn. Ben ofDaniels. Jay Queen
waller Queen. Tom Buckley Charley
Higgins. Dan Bieyins, VIII Neal. Har-
man workman Charley Neal and many
Others frrm the East Fork country are
hauling coal from Cadmus-
lanes 5. Jordan, our ex-man carrier
Is contemplating building a fine dwell
ine house on his farm just below Tus-
cola
u :
a Dwelling house on his farm this fall
near YatesviIle-
Banner Fugate, Of FaIisburg. was az
Cam Rice-s saturday
James Mosley il making pirkhan'iies
for the coal miners Al cadmGs-
Miss Dovie Workman. Of cadmus +
S..ss.ing her sister at RadnOr, w Va
Ms Virginia Christian Of Deans IS
visiting her sister. Widow Workman
Al CadmuS.
Rev A Hartman. wife and little son
were calling on Fred Stuart and wife
Sunday.
Aunt Flora Hulette was visiting her
son. Chiffon. AZ Cadmus Sunday
Mrs susan Riley and two daughters
Opal and Marie. and Mir. James ElSisis
.s.ctored 10 webbvilie sunday 10 see
Mrs. Riieyss mother Mrs LOUIS Short
rsdge. who Is nearing her Seth year and
in feeble health
George Browning wife and children
were visiting c. W. Clay sunday
SPCNK-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
ADAMS

School AZ this place + p-ogressilg
nicely with Mrs Nora Berry teacher
There viii BE- an ice cream festival
al the Adams school hOrse SepsemheE
Ith- Everybody invited % come
The NeKfns-er boys and Mont HAYS
attended the pie mite Al CAndO Sarnr-
day night
MOnt Hayes vas calling 81 SIatris
Sunday evening
Misses Alma Lee Burton and Matte
lIcKTnster srrsn1ed the fuleTal Al
Evergreen Sunday
Mrs Mary Hayes has her new barn
q out completed
Roy MeKiu<ser, Of Detroit : hone
on visit A LONELY KID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
The Pats Around Ny Place Were
Wise.- Saws John TuthiIl-

Tired everything 70 KIN them
Mixed poison with meal. meat chess
etc Wouldn-t touch = Trzed RAT
SNAP. inside OF ten DAYS got nd Of
Al rats Y01 don't have % mix RAT
SNAP Win fool Saves fussiag. hosh-
Il where rats scamper You wi1 Sc
10 more Three sirs<. sc. Sc sl-2S-
SOsd ana guaranteed by Louis Drug
Company LOUIS. L r Wsllman.
LOUIS. r T. Berry q S1n. Blaine.
Frank Frzzier. Fort GAY. W Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-03
Luke RELY says. The Rat Died Be
fore Rsarhins the River

Since moving near the river two
years ago. we've always used RAT
SNAP Watched a vicious water rat
nil.hlink Al RAT-SSEP outside che
kouse- AbOu. Is minutes later he
DARED OF for the water. 20 coeI his
burning stomach. but he died ls-fors
reaching IT. Three si1eA 3sc. Sc.
SieS sold and guaranteed by Louisa
Drug Company. Louisa. l. r. WeIlnan.
Lo1isz. r T. Berry a Son Blaine.
Prank Fraz.er. Fort Gay. W. Va
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
QUEEN NARY IN :
SHREWD DEAL
Convlnoes U. S. Business Man Of
Roumania's Stability.
Will GET NEW LOCOMOTIVES

Agents From othsr Countries Demand.
ed Gold Hard Cash. but Queen Pm
Up Such Good Argument That
American Agreed to Take Payment
IN houmania's Donds-ousen HIS
Been Over Every Foet Of Country
and Knows its Resources.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
PEN-scRATcH WILL STANDS
Admitted to Probate Following
Contest.

A win which Isaac Frank Stone Of
Greenwich, Conn.,, former president Of
the National Anlline and Chemical
agency. signed merely with a scratch
OF the pen. was admitted to probate
here by Judge Rsdford. following .
contest. In which Grace Stone Lloyd Of
LynchburR, Va. daughter Of the tesla
tor, asserted that her father was Of un-
sound mind when he executed the viii.
The estate, rs estimated on the peti-
ton, amounts to $1,000 Grace Stone
Lloyd Is to receive $4,000 outright and
the income from 100000, the princi-
pal to revert to her children on her
death.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Human stepping Stones.

There are said to be many FRA
ieighs' In China. When a Chinese
lady comes to a muddy place In the
road she usually gets over It By en-
pioying human stepping stone Beck
oning boy she gives him small coin,
IN return for which he drops on his
hands and knees 10 the mud for hsr
to step over
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Truly Nugent '3Has Done
Nothing"
Rsmsmber the Small rhInoe.

II Il easy to talk glibly of serving
humanity and 10 forget to pass the
salt to the man who sits next us at
table. to think Of placing our lives at
a worlds disposal and neglect the
small attentions which mean 30 much
to our own home.-He Sloane Cot.
IN.
New uss for Alrplans Engine.
A London factory owner believes
himself the flrst to use an airplane en-
CINE ~ an ordinary power unit. Only
q part g ths fatsd Aegss DQWsr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

The walls Of the large arteries are
composed mostly Of elastic connec-
i've tissue SO that they resemble the
confidence Of rubber and accordingly
are stretched by the blood pumped In
BY each heart beat This Is what
causes pulse, which can be felt when
ever an artery IL close enough to the
surface.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

Mexico No Longer Haven for "Reds.'
Wholesale arrests Of foreign holshe-
Wiki In several Of the larger cities have
been made by order of the Mexican
provisional government. This activ-
ity Is regarded AZ indicating that the
radicals who enjoyed Carranza's favor
are no longer popular In Mexico.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
"Nugent has done nothing
for Idaho" Statesman.

1t being pretty concusvey settled in the minds of the
people that we want none of the league of nations in
which America has all foreign votes against it. we will
interest ourselves in what might be figured as similar
combination, and simply termed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

IN noumania's DondO-oueen ~,
Been Over Every Feet Of counts,
and Knows its Resources
Queen Mnry of HOumania displayed
her business ability and her faith In
her country by putting through an Inn
pOttnDt deal In locomotives not long
ago. The RoumanIan railways were 10
sad need OF the new engines. There
were American, French and Engiish
agents there to sell locomotives, but
for money only. None OF them had
enough faith In Roumanla to sell them
anything except for cold hard cash.
Then the president OF an American
concern who had been selling locOinO-
tives to Poland came 10 Roumania. An
interview was arranged between him
and the queen, who presented such
strong argument on the future Of her
country and it, resources that the
hard-headed Z. business American
agreed to furnish locomotives and
rolling stock and to take in payment
ROumania's national bonds.
Knows Her Land.
The queen believes In RoumanIa
and she knows how to convince 9TH
ert because she has been over every
foot Of lts ground. During the days
that she was princess she Travelled BY
train and by automobile and on horse
back unit! she has come to know al |
Of the resources Of her country and |
! great many OF Its people.
Here Ii what she said to the Assoc
ciated Press correspondent about her
The queen of small coun-
try Those who are accustomed to see
rulers OF great land can little under.
'tand what II means. 1t means work
Ind anxiety and hope. and a great toll
ng for small results But the field 10
arge and II the heart is willing. great
. the work"
For all her beauty and fine clothes
he queen Is not afraid Of dirt. This
act Is shown In her boundless admirn-
Ion for the dusty plains and dustier
Dads Of her country, One day during
he German occupation Of Roumania
he was riding along one Of the dusty
Dads Of Bessarabia, when she saw and
licked up an Ill clad little orphan
irl that was part Of group Of refu'
ees, but seemed to belong to nobody
| particular. The queen gathered mp
ie child In her arms and took 1t home
linking later to find Its mother. To
ate the mother has not been found.
, the queen has adopted the little girl
, q member Of her own family.
Like American Girl.
Another girl that the queen has a.
ost adopted r. Miss Anne Shaw Of
who has been in Rouma-
4 with the American Red Cross for
ore than q year. Miss Shaw came to
low the queen through her Red Cross
prk, and then. especially Princess
izabeth with whom she has struck
a fast friendship. The queen heart
approves Of the friendship, and
hen Miss Shaw Ia about the housA.
. queen treats her ~ younger
tier.
Queen Mary Is good judge Of human
ture. When she receives a stran-
r she puts him through a sort Of
Ird degree. She places him
air facing lighted window. where
she slts with her bnck to the light
d II the stranger meets with her
prevail. a. 4 person to be trusted.
: then Is apt to remark:
Il think that light IL too strong for
ar eyes" and asks. him or her to
anEe the scat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

The more you puff cigar he SMALLER
II beeOsDsAs AAd that's .ths cAs0 VITA
oa-0eA-Aoqtea EaNOes1v1