davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review., 1921-12-14
William Weilage visited with rela

William Weilage visited with rela-
tives at Sleepy Eye the past week.
Ernst Hermann Of Springfield was
a business visitor in this city, Monday.
The Mems League of the M. p.
Church will meet with DR.. o. G.
Strickler this "wednesday evening.
Rev. Father Moritzheim of Lamberton
will also be present.
Miss Dorothy Weise of Lafayette
visited with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William Weise, of
this city last week. She returned to
her home, Sunday.
An enjoyable party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Precht
of Courtland Sunday evening. The
hours were spent playing cards and
games, and nice refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keim and
daughter, Louise, have returned to
their home In Mahnomen, Mimi,
following a weeks visit with Mrs.
Keim's mother, Mrs. Maria Henkel, of
this city.
Mrs. Herman Speckmann and
daughter, Arlene, returned to their
home in Sleepy Eye, after visiting with
Mrs. Speckmann's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Geske, in this city, for
the past several weeks.
Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lampert Dorm of Swan Lake, was
brought to the Loretto hospital We'd
nesday. He is suffering with pneu-
monia and submitted to an operation
for the removal of pus from his chest.
Mr.. and Mrs George Glotzbach, Jr.,
of Sleepy Eye are the parents Of a
baby boy, born Friday Mrs. Glotz-
bach was formerly Miss Anna Hilles-
helm and is a.zdaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hillesheim of this city.
Mrs. Elenora Mullen left Monday
afternoon for st. Louis, Mo-, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Blattermann, and family during the
holidays. Mrs. Mullen expects to re-
turn to New Ulm Immediately after
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnnin Mack of Mil
ford township are the proud parents of
a baby boy, born Sunday evening.
Mother and babe are doing we'll and
Grandpa and Grandma John Mack
are elated over the happy event, as is
Great grandpa Peter Mack.
Louis T. Precht of Courtland was
most pleasantly surprised by a large
party Of friends, last Tuesday evening,
the occasion being his birthday. an
niversary. The Courtland band boys
turned out for the event, and fine
luncheon was served at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 1Juenemann
were very pleasantly surprised by a
number Of relatives and friends at their
home on North Washington street,
Wednesday evening. 500" was
played and the prize-winners were
Mrs. Alois Riederer, Mrs. Nick Weber,
Mrs. Henry Krieger and Mrs. Bertha
Vogel A delicious luncheon was
served at the close of the game.
| The finest line of Watches, both
Ladies and Gents, at Schleuder's
Jewelry store. Adv. sos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
NOVA VZACNA KN1HA D lie.
GIONARoCH.

"Jednota Starodruzenikov' v
Prahe - organizacia legionarov
vytvorivsfch roku 1914 Nusku
a vo Francii zaklad csl. 1egii, wy.
dava na jasen tohoto roku Time
lecky Almanach legionarsky, kto
ry svojim obsahom ako i bezvad.
nou vonkajsou iipravou bade je-
dinou knihou tohoto dr,ihu. u
ia okolnost', ze medzi prispieva.
jhcimi sii muzovia hrajdci v pri.
tomnosti nasom state vynikaj1,
Gu rolu, ktori vypozicali retlakto.
rovi svoje valecne dennfky zried
kavej historickej ceny, ako to
ze kniha prinesie niekol ko- Eau
jimavych obrazov sibirskej epo
chy, je dokazom. ze popularnost
Almanachu bude neobycajna.
Ministerstvo vn1tra, spravne
chapajdc vyznam tejto kultdrne.
akcie, ktorej prajny vysledok M
rozmnozit' podporne fordy Jed
noty, ,prikazalo zvlastnym vyno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

tn mas popisalo! Tol 'ko, ako ami
v jednej csdaej krajine, a ma me-
patrne vYnimky, vsetko prebrate
Se laskou k nam. Mnozstvo obraz-
kov Ceska i 20 Slovenska, ma
lebnych' zaliecavych, primerany-
mi cfanocka1ni. Naektore noviny
"a casopisy venovaly nam cele
cisla, rozpravajd 0 krasach, u
trpeni, a o oslobodeni Slovenska,
Medzi mimi sl i najrozsirenejsie
easepisy, tla6ene v N--70 tisfc
exemplaroch, citane po vsetkych
dolinach SvajGiarska, we'd Svaj-
ciarsko ma len 2 percenta, anal
fabetov! A ia myslfm ma to, AXE
mile je pre-. mas, ked' alpsky sed-
liak " svojej chalupe cita o mas
a potion rozprava svojim, ze kde.
81, ami ME tax d'aleko, <je este je.
dna TAXA hornata krajina a Il
tam zije narod, ktory mnoho tr'
pei, ale cudesne 81 kraslil zivoby
tie, zeny vlastnorucne vyzdobily
81 mdry okolo okolo oblokov ;
dyeri, sliepnaly mad platnom, aby
vykdzlily nan krasu tvarov a "a
| rieb, a filigransky vymal oval,
vel 'konocne vajicka...
! !. { s. Krcmery.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

lekarni je najpry sloyensky, po-
tom mad 'arsky a tax nenecky.
Bo1 som u NJ ale tam clovek ne
poeuje mic inc ako. zalobu ma re-
publiku, ze utratili naekol7ko IL
sic mad. koran. skslkovat' 81 ich
nedaai, lebo sa bill o ne a na1daii
sa, ze ga Mad arr .vratia,, ktorych
by bell prijali Jelsavania s ctyo-
renou narucou. Ma stene v jed
nom dome u Sfcsakov nasiel som
obraz: turecky sultan, nenrecky
Wilhelm a stary Jozko a ma spyd-
ku Karol a ped mimi napis: "A
VHaghaboru EsAlek kepe." Taky
je mas l'ud zaostaly, nepov&zi, ke
v Mad 'arsku je peklo eproti tomu
ako je u mas. Este kde som pri-
siel, nikde som nerasiel dom .bez
tchleba. Ia nojich mladych casov
belly; . nrnoho horsie, easy ako 81
teraz:@ ze je vsetko este drahe, nuz
ale platy sd vel 'ke, primerane k
drazobe. Ma kopanie zemiakov ne
mozno najst' zenu ami tn v Tisov-
l.
ci, ami ma Muranskej doline. Je al
biedy, ale kedy jej nebolo2 ia
SOM 81 to predstavoval horsie, ale
so1n prekvapehy. Chlieb sice je-
dia cierny 20 zita a nieco jarcene!
'aiky, ale je debry a ia he rad
lem, Venku pe poiach je vsetko
oekne, bujne az ma male vynim.
ky. .Oyociny yea'a nebude, lebo ze
vraj jej bolG mnoho ~minuly rok
Dazde sd caste, sena bude, ale a!
Fstatk:pP k:pP iie fihodne: Cep y stale. klesa
jtt, talk -ze vsetko da :sa, lacnejsiie
kdPt',, ako pred nedavhom.', :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

som vsetkyn politickyn spravam
ably vol 'nd kolportaz vsemozne u
snadnily.
Objednavky 25 X "a knihu mo-
Emo zasielat' bud TO priamo ma
Kruh Starodruzenikov, Jednota V
Prahe, vinohrady, Taborska 13,
vypravsky legionar j. Elstner, a
iebo prostrednictvom pittsburgh
skeho konzulatu. Z \.
Upozornuje1ne d'alej ze ma zvla
stnom papieri budu do knihy vlo-
zene inseraty vynikajlcich donna
cich firiem. Prosime, ably ste O.
bratili pozornost' G. S. prfslusni-
kov, maiitel'ov obchodnych pod
nikov, ako i americkych obchod-
nych firiem hlavne transport
Inych, maj1cich zaujeln v nasom
State, ably Almanachu tom ad-
veftajzovali. Ponevac ide o ma
klad $4,000 vttiskov, je ustanove-
ma cena "a celd insertn1 stranku
275 dolarov.
Zvlastna historical cena knihy,
jej vyznam informacny, ako i
dobroeinny ncel jej~vynosu, da-
vajd nadej, ze vyjde sa vsemoz-
Inc v 1strety Jednote Starodruze-
Inikov. 4 ),
V pade, ze by ste chceli knihy
tieto objednat' prostrednictvom
konzulatu, prosime Vas racte S
sobjed dnavkou obnos tomu konzu-
latu poukazat'.
S dctou,
A. Man1atey, konzul
Adressa Cs. konzulatu: Box IA
pittsburgh, Pa.
+ CT. citatel'om spolkomf: vrele
odpordcame, ably sa ma t1to'vzac-
nu knizku predplacali priamo u
tohto konzulatu. - Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
MA sLOvENSKU JE ME TAX
E1.E.

Pan Jan r. Sturman, dradnfk
slovenskeho oddelefia Dollar Ban
ky dostal minute od svojho otca,
lrateraz baptistickeho, kazatel'a a
predtym chyrneho brymdziarske-
.ho majstra, ktory odcestoval ma
Slovensko 80. aprfla, list z Gerne-
ra, Z ktoreho podavame nasfedov-
ne zaujimavosti:
est 'astne som sa dostal az do
Tisovca, acprave unaveny dlhou
cestou. Privitanie som NAL mad
herne a bolo placu Cd radosti.
Rad som, ze po osmich rokoch
znovu mozem byt' medzi mojim
l'udom, ktoremu rozumiem a kto-
ry nina rozumie. Jedon obchod-
mix a,nas byvaly siised mi hovo-
ril, ako Ia kto vylamal dvere Ma
nasej bryndziarni. Neboli to bol,
Sevici, ami Cesi, ale sarisskf Slo.
vaci. Ma hore spomenuteho kupca
prisl piati ozbrojeni a ziadali, a.
by i'm dal vina, lebo re no zabiju.
a II sli potion do nasho domu a
bryndziarne. Zatym prisiel cesky
velitel', ktoremu tento kupec vec
rozpoyedal a dial vsetkych pred
seba ,predvolat'. Kupec pa'chate.
l'ov poznal a velitel' vsetkych
hned' postal do chladku. tt, co ma
Cechpv najviacej >spincd, s1 po.
chybnej povesti l'udia, ktorf by
radi 1'ahko zit' a su to mad 'ar6;
nj a niektorym mne mamym $40
vakom podobnf l'udia ako ma pr
pan G. V nedel'u Dol 81 tu pre-
sestrn al jeho malym dievca
tom, ale aj'teraz len po mad ar
sky rapoce, on to dievca a mal(
chybalo, ze no pocas vpadu Ces
nezavesili, lebo vystrcil boil cerve
MI handru ma dom. Mad 'ari b,
mu to iste neboli odpustili, ale &C.
81 ano preto ich spince. Taxa je
mad 'ar6nska pliaga. 7 O Wilsono
vi spatne hovori, ze on to zapri
cinil, ze Mad 'ari ztratili Sloven
sko. Cesi sd miliNzdelanf l'udia
?spon co som ichs postal poznal
Hovoril som S jednym z jelsav
skej posty, prisiel do Tisovca ns
sokolsky slet, ale (je to mily clio
vek. On sam uznava, ze su chyby
este, ale pomaly sa vsetko napra
vi. Bolo mi divine, ked' som pri
siel do Jekavy videl som vset
ko len slovenske napisy, iba n;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
YOUNGsTOWNsKY v NEMoCI
PODPoRUJUCI SPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Predseda: Jozef Martinko,
249 Carlton St., podpredseda: Jan
Salata, 402 Oak st., ictovnfk: M. Kra.
mar, 25 Lakeview Ave., pokladnik: A
Adamko, 1884 Oak st., dozorci: j. Du.
lik a j. Adamko. Sch6dze sa vydr
ziavajd kazdl l. nedel u mesiaci v
skole sv. Cyrilla Methoda 9. hod.
20 poludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

Ma otazky interpelacne povazu.
jeme 81 "a cest' odpovedat':
Po viacej nez sest 'mesaenom
pokonavani vlady ceskosloven-
skej, jednako prostrednictvom
vyslanectva Ceskoslovenskej re-
publiky V papezskom dvore rim
skeu kdriou, jednak po sriadeni
papezskej nunciatdry v Prahe
priamo papezskym nunciusom v
Prahe, monsl Micarom, dohodla
sa vlada s Vatikanom kandida-
toch ma styri uprazdnene stolice
biskupske. Dha 3. januara 1921
papezska nunciatnra v Prahe mi
nisterstvo zahranicia notifikova-
la, ze papez Benedik XIV. vyme-
noval v konzistoriu 16. decembra
1920 Mariana Blahu "a biskupa
bansko-bystrickeho, Karla Kmet'
ku "a nitrianskeho, Simona Bar
tn "a budejovickeho a Jana Vol
tassaka "a spiSskeho. Otazka zno-
vuobsadenia roznavskeho biskup-
stva suvisl uzko uskutocnenfm
noveho, sriadenia hranic diecezy
ma Slovensku u bude sa nom ro-
kovat' podl' Ia postupu, po pripa-
de len ,podl'a vysledku pokonava-
MIA sa novom zaokr1hleni die
cezy.
O ostatnych biskupoch, ustano-
venych este "a byvalej vlady uhor
skaj, je pokonavanie rimskou
kdriou, pri ktorej sa zakroeilo, a.
by tieto biskupske stolice elm
sk6r boly obsadene biskupmi sill
nej v6le ozaj narodneho a re-
publikanskeho smysl 'ania.
S prlpravnymi pracami k voli
zaokrdhleniu diecezy podl "a Stat
nych hranic ministerstvo zahra-
nicia zacalo uz v j1li 1920 Via
da ma pevny hmysel', ably boly
Gin skor zaokrdhlene diecezy, re-
lrolnicke provincie inc admin
strativne (spravne) obvody cire
kevne podl'a statnych hranic. y
Pokonavanie Vatikanom pri
poslednej mojej ceste do Rima ty-
kalo So prave tejto otazky do
siahol som, re Vatikan vyslovil
hplny sihlas nasim stanoviskom
nielen co sa tyka Slovenska, ale i
diecezy bratislavskej ze sa pri-
kroci bezodkladne, k praci v TOM
to smysle. Pre- cast diecezy ostri-
nomskeJ sr1adl sa samOstatna ad-
ministracia najblizsom case, a.
by tax pravomoc arcibiskupa O.
strihomskeho ma 1zemi Ceskoslo-
venskej republiky prestala ekor,
nez bude riesena otazka eventu-
alpeho, biskupsHtva trnavskeho. I
ostatne diecezy bud1 sriadene v
smysle nasich poziadaviek.
Je zrejme, ze republika Cesko-
slovenskd nepriplsti uz dnes pra-
voaaoc cudzfch biskupov .na svo-
JON dzemf a ami nemoze pripu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
URAD MA RoK 1921 HAsELToN
SLOvAK TATRA KLUBU.

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Michal Kozak, uGtovnik,
.Pavel Maeek, pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zapisnfk. - Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo Jan Hudran. - Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik,
traz, Valent Rovder. Adressa: Stani-
slav Necko, P. O. Box 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

stit' pri terajsich politickych po-
meroch.
DR.. Susta, v. r., min. Skolstva "a
narodnej osvety.
DR.. E. Ben9S, v. r., minister "a
hranicia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
Geneva, 3. jtina fss

SVaz NafOdOv Zrofi1 "a SvOJe 81
do. Chrbtofn hranici s Mancdz-
skom dvoma ramenami objima
vel'ke jazero, svetle, ako belaska,
posiate bielynli p1achetkami 10
dieek, akoby sa metyle nahanaly
po nom "a neci zas cervenymi
svetielkami lampionov ma elm
koch, akoby svatojanske musky0
krdzily; ma dlzku nedohl 'adne, s
prava otocene strmymi kopcami,
ponad ktore nakukdva, akoby
zpoza plota sediva hlava Mount
Blancu.
Mesto hrde ma svoju minulost'.
Spomfna svoj kelticky povod,
spomfna navstevu Julia Cazara,
panstvo:> Rimanov i Frankov, a
malo som videl takych monumen-
talnych veci, ako obrovsky muir
reformacie zahrade zenevskej
univerzity. Mesto sotva poldruha-
stotisicove, ale ma pat vel 'kole-
pych muzei, "a tol 'ko obrazarni.
tlivadiel a okych' sk6l: Obyva-
el'stve: talsmer, naeisto Francti-
ri. Povedomi rasovf Franc1zi, Ii
jtici francdzskej kultdry, ale
bozechran, zeby sa chceli politi-
cky pripojit k Francdzsku. "a
Fate hrdi sd ma svoj kanton, kto-
fy 81 menuju Station, pritom vernf
sd svajciarske;j federacii, v kto-
rej sa spaja 'nie troie narodov, -
ME, oni nikdy tax nehl 'adia ma
wee - ale "a kantonov; receive
rozdielnych i miesanych, kazdyy so
svojou malou historiou irsanhobyt-
nost'ou, ale pospajane dQlinami do
;seba ustiacimi, previate tym istym
'slpskSymsSzdqg,chom a vsetky row.
mako hrde ma, syoj spolocny W.
znam spoloene1 poslanie.,
spolo6ny vyznasm i" ' tom, ze
ich spolocnym majetkom sd A1py
so svojimi konciarmi, neznymi
poliami, zelenymi, zirnymi pastvi-
na11li belasymi jazerami, Alpy,
divoaoa pycha europskej prirody,
ktora "a leta prit 'ahuje hosti 20
vsetkych kontinentov. "A spoloc-
ne pcslanie i'm je byt' neutralnou
pottou Europy, kde rozlicne ma
rodne, politieke cirkevne jedno-
tky prisne uhaja svoj pokoj dnu
a svoju neutralitu ma vonok. Po-
Nsfedne je az divom, ved' Svajciar
sko je medzi fanaticky znepriate-
leny1n Franc1zskom a Nemeckom
a medzi vrtkavym Talianskom,
ma obyvatel 'stvo, ktore nemohlo
nesy7npatizovat' ma tri strany, a
svoj pokoj jednak uhajilo. Uhaji-
10 no, lebo tom vidf svoje posla-
ME, a re no tom vidi cd davna,
to urobilo Svajeiarsko a nom
starodavnu Zenevu rediskom Ger
veneho Kriza a siMom Svazu Ma
rodov.
Mozno toto povedolnie vedl a
inych momentov, robi zenevske o.
byvatel 'stvo takym vl'udnym, sr-
decnym. I Franc1z je vse srdec-
ny a nadovsetko zdvorily, ale Ze-
nevcan, zda sa ii, akoby ii niesol
srdce ma dlani. V nedel'u zda sa
ii, akoby celia Geneva spievala "a
hrala. znak otvoreneho, 1primne-
no srdca. z kazdeho druheho do
mu a kazdeho clnku IA jazeri Q
nedeli vyznieva harmonika, flau-
ia, ron, spev.
A este jedna typicka idylka.
Ketl' zabocis !nadherneho "Quai
du Mont Blanc' ma ''Rue des
Apes, hrnie sa ii lstrety sta
de koz krasnych, bielych, zenie
ich ,1smievavy Alpan pomedzi
host mi -cudzinci. Ale keby ich len
hnai, ale pohonic nahvizdne, ko-
zy zastand a z prava l'ava W.
beAnd deti S hrncekami S po-
harnni a mily pohonic kazdemu
nadoI, tax presto do hrnceka, ma
prostred ulice, tepleho mlieka, az
sa tax spent v pohari "a 10 "a 20
centimov - a cely pochod ide zas
d d'alej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
0 sLovENsKYCH BIsKUP.
sTvACH.

0dpoved' ministra zahranidia "a
ninistra mar. osvety ma interpe-
kciu poslancov dr. Hnidka, STAN
Ia, DIR, Hodzu a spoil. jurisdikcii
cudzich biskupov ma uzemi repu-
hh q Q obsadeni hiskupstvi na
S1ovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

- Rozsirujte, predplacajte a
6tajte Youngstownske slovenske
Noviny!
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
New Farm Explosive
Available for Farmers

Kntucky's share of 12,500,000
pounds of picric acid, a high ex-
plosive available from a War De-
partment surplus for distribution to
farmers who wish to use it in the
cleaning of lands, will be distributed
through the cooperation of the Col
legc Of Agriculture at Lexington and
the Pureau of Public Roads of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture, according to an announce
ment by Dean Thomas p. Cooper, of
the college. Kentucky will be al
lotted 16S,0O0 pounds of the explo-
sive on the basis of her 3,222,0 900
acres of cut tower land. This amount
will be held for farmers of the state
until May 1, 1922, at which time
any allotments that have not been
taken up will be cancelled and suit
able distribution made of them.
The acid is an explosive Of APP
proximately the same strength as 40
per cent dynamite and is safe to
handle and otherwise suitable for
land cleaning purposes, according
to explosive experts who have con-
dncted tests with it. A cartridge Of
the acid as prepared for distribu-
ton weighs about six ounces and
is equal in strength to an eight
ounce cartridge of the commercial
Cynamites used for agricultural
blasting For stump and rock blast,
ing the explosive can be used in
exactly the same way that DYNAMITE
is used The charges are placed IN
the same manner and the same num-
Der of cartridges used in the charge
as in the case of dynamite. II is
necessary to use No. s cap in de-
tonating picric acid because of the
insensitiveness of tia material.
The cost of cartridging, disrti-
buting and handling til material
when it is distributed IN co-Opera
ton with the college will be about
seven cents a pound, according to
the announcement made. To this
must be added the freight charges,
which vary fro none to six cents
pound, probably averaging less
than three cents, making total
cost of from eight to 13 cnts per
pound. Applications for the ma
terial should be made to the College
of Agriculture. Enough requests
must be received to make up at least
a carload shipment before any of
the explosive will be distributed in
Kentucky, according to tie an
nouncement.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04

Rev. and Mrs M. A. Hart will be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. sgd Hart
for several weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Hedden spent Tuesday
in Lexington with her daughter,
Mrs. 7. B. Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Boone and
little daughter, Gates, are visiting
friends in Lexington.
Charles Humphries is spending
some time in Corbin, in the interest
of the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Mrs. Frank J. Craig arrived yes
terday from Bowling Green for a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe A. Stephens.
Gilbert Thomas, J. H. Blount, w.
T. Tabor and J. w. Hedden, Sr, are
in Carlisle attending the Baptist
Bracken Association.
Misses Beulah and Leona Arm
strong, Of Miami, Fla, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Highland
and Miss Nola Highland.
Mrs. Sally Reppert and Mrs. Cliff
Bingham and daughter, of Silverton,
Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Sallie Ber-
nv and Mrs. Amanda Clay.
Miss Martha Burch Skirvin, who
has been the much admired guest Of
Miss Mary Land Brunner, has re-
turned to her home in Ashland.
Mrs. Sam Robson and two little
granddaughter, Misses Gladys and
Bernice Tabor, left Thursday for
Cincinnati to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Sowards. From
there they will go to Martinsville,
Ind, for a two weeks stay.
For Visitors
Miss Nola Highland entertained
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
The Test Of Montgomery
County
The Soldier Boy Ticket
For Sheriff

SO short time has passed since
we sent them away with cheers and
every promise of our loyalty for
them.
THEY KNOW and WE know they
might never come back-that death
in its most dreadful form might be
theirs at the hands of the Germans
Now--do we think those boys
were only good enough to be shot
at in battle for YOU and Me, and
Americaf
They were not too YOUNG THEN
to leave everything that life holds
dear, to protect YOU and NE, and
America.
If they could help save America
and civilization, can they not take
care Of the Sheriffs business of our
own small county,
Above all-are you and l going
back on our pledges to them when
we sent them away to fight for us7
Did not those pledges of ours in
clude their chance as citizens, if
they returned?
Should not those for whom they
fought, and who are independent,
now give them their chance7
THIS is MONTGOMERY COUN-
TVS TEST-Adv.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
Miss vanarsdeII EntertaIns

Miss Katherine Earl Vanarsdell.
lovely young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert vanarsdell, entertained
large number of friends at 900"
yesterday morning at her home on
West High street. The rooms were
made most attractive by decorations
of garden flowers of the various
eolors. After the game a delightful
salad course was served at the small
tables. Miss Vanarsdell's party in
cluded: Misses Louise Orear, Ethel
Barker, of Lexington; Kelly Barnes,
Mary Anne Young, Elizabeth Prev
lit, Anne Prewitt, Evelyn Prewitt,
Mary Robinson Crooks, Frances
Reese, Henrietta Greene, Henrietta
Mason, of Louisville; Ruth Perry,
Laura r. Crooks, Laura Hart, Lii
liam Grail, Nancy Clay, Frances
Hazelrigg, Matte Pinney, Elizabeth
Coleman, Emily Hazelrigg, Margaret
Nesbitt, Elizabeth Horton, Carolyn
Bourne, Mary Lawless Gatewood,
Sara f. Hamilton, Blanche Clark,
Kathleen Reynolds. Margaret Ram
sey, Elizabeth McCoun, Lucille
Clark, Ruby Lee Dale, Jennie M.
Benton, Anna Brown, Alma Cock
rell, Laura Gill Hoffman, Virginia
Duff, Marjo,de' Sullivan, Virginia.
Sullivan, Margaret Turley, Lucille
Bush, BERTHE Pieratt, Louise Smath-
ers, Frances Faulkner, Elizabeth
Young, Ida Calk, Robin Calk, Mary
Clark, Ruth Darsie, Mrs. Kenneth
Collins, Mrs. Irwin D. Wood, Mrs.
Joseph Chenault Bogie, Mrs. Will
liam Enoch, Mrs. William MAY. Mrs.
J. M. Nesbitt, Miss Evelyn Hadden,
of Louisville, and Miss Sallie Sans.
of Lexington.
Vote for Mary Coleman Ayres
f0r Nifxy NIo.l "
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Chiles are at
Martinsville, Ind.
Mrs. S. Il. Spratt has reteurned
from Crab Orchard Springs.
billiard Mcclure and wife are in
Lexington today on business.
Miss Willlamima Nool, of Frank
fort, is the guest of Miss Sally Clay
Mrs. 7. Havens Drummer is visit
ing friends and relatives in Win
chester.
Miss Elizabeth Young left Mon
day for Nitro, w. Va, to visit her
parents.
Miss Martha Burch Skirvin has
returned to her home in Ashland,
after a visit to Miss Mary Land
Brunner.
Miss Nellie Shrout, of Dayton, o.,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Ernest Baird, of Louisville, is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Blevins and
Misses Mary Simrall, Tenney and
Mabel Blevins left today in their
car for visit to relatives in Ham
ilton, Ohio.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Foley, of
Winn street, are receiving congrat-
ulations over the arrival of lib.
daughter, born Sunday, July 31st at
their home.
Born in this city Saturday to the
wife of Ernest Ward May, of
Downer's Grove, ILL.,, fine son. The
young man has been named John
Ashville. Mrs. May was formerly
Miss Nancy Lockhart, of this city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
RELIGIOUS

The Rev. Mr. Wyatt, of Lexington,
will hold services at the Somerset
Christian church on Sunday
Rev. r. G. Goldsmith will begin a
meeting at Owenton, Owen county,
August 9TH, to continue three weeks.
He will return here in time to begin
services with the Mt Sterling Bap-
tist church September 1st.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-04
ICED COFFEE

Make strong coffee in the same
way as for the hot drink. Then
add cold water to taste, cream and
sugar if desired. Whipped cream is a
nice addition and of course there
must be cracked ice in it.