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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
&idtig fir 9lntlcr.
@tnntSbcpnrtcmCnt UCricu0ct Gur.
mrlHrc fir @cbhbr. .SCiit.
scrtiiifntC.

glnuGbrcnh $4,000 9hlton,obilbc
iitCr I'M 0on5cn 5tootr crholtcn sur
3cit 6ormuIorc fir @cbijbr @CiiB,
5crtiijt0tc iCitcna Dc@ 9IutomobiI0C'
portcmcrtS Nc& Gtoot8icFrctnriotS in
GeiIcr'on Gitp 5ulcionOt nit ser gtuf.
iorOcrlm0 OicicIbCn or&5ufiIlCn unn
I'M GlntlonQ nit Ncm an ,. NOucm.
bCr III &rnit trctcnOCu, 0urh 0ir
SpC5iaIijtiln0 Scr 2cli@lotlr on0c,
nonlnencn ncuen .Wotor &cbiclc".
(ScicB ncbit 81 @cbiibrcn cin5uIcnocn
0nS ncuc @cICt DcrIonot oubcr hic
lem 3crtififut IN St00tCn bon ibcr
10000 Ciniuobncrn nod elm @or
nlrn0S 5oItciiGnoI al scr Riidicitc
hcs 9llltonlobilS mo StrcmtnqsIin,
len an 0Cn &or6crliAtcrn. Tic &c.
neutrality-suspicious. merOcr non1 /.
SFCbruor 1922 ob nm cjncn mcitCrcl
0o!Gor crb0bt mcr6cn.
3ic 9IppIitotion fir bn8 GiQen
timer 3crtififot muB cine DoIIItGn,
6iac @cidreiblinQ be8 glutomobiIS
Die 6obrifnummcr, bic 8c3u08QucIc
unS ctpd bornuf Ioitcn6c SDpotbefer
cntboItcn. 0o8 3crtififot, oaS ncbcl
Der 93cgiitrotions9ebiibr 81 foitet
QiIt fir ben @eiiter. iolonac oiC
MoThinC ousbolt una i'm Irlpriin9
Iidcn 9riit perbIcibt. glpplifotior
mub ipGtcIten8 4 Wonote nod SSn
froittrctcn 6c8 GicicteS cingercid)
mer6cn.
@cnn cine Woidlinc on Der Riif
icite nit circm mchoniidCn oocl
clcftriidCn SiGnnI hcricbCn 1T, NaS
Die gIbiiht OcS GobrcrS 3u Orcbcr
ohcr on5uboItcn oocr longiomcr 81
iobrcn, on0ibt broutcu oie bCtrcifcn
0cn Si0nolc nidt nit Scr Son6 &c
ocbcr 81 lucr6cn. glIc 0cihIoiiCncr
2lutoWobiIc. hci Ocncn hic @onoiiQ
mole nibt omocuobor iinO, niiiicl
iotd)c nlctbonjid)c Gi8noIc an 0cl
NUdicitc iii0rcu mcnjQitcn5 in 3tGN
TEN nit ijbcr 10000 Gimobncrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
&odDridltcn ans nn9rcH5cnOcn Gunn'
tics, ans unIcrcm Staat nnb
an6cren Stnntcn.

&art StutiItifcn Der 0to. Ncger
TSn01titric &pnuniiiion pnrcn in scr
lctt1n 30 ;yobrcn in Dtiiioitri So
2pnd,ntoroc 3u bcr5cifncn. Bon
ocn OpTcrn gchortcn 30 Scr ncibcr
Roiic oh nGbrcnO SO Nc9cr morcr.
Ssn OieIcnt Sabre lit ioipcit Gin 2pndl.
unprb 81, petsci4nen lrnb 5lpar 5lt
@olpIing @rccn, no Der 9ee9cr Sam
mon6, Scr mc1cr 8elGIti9ung clncS
mcibcn MGbhen8 5u 3udtbort8 Der
lrtciIt mor, Qeh0nQt mur0t.
Inter Ser glnfiid)t bCS ltootIider
@iIo. lmh 6iiAnuficbcrS SSronf Mfio'
hlcton mcr0cn 5r 3eit on 100000
S}arId,c lm6 on0crc Slide IN Der
GTliiIIcn un0 Str0mcr hc6 Stootc;
mtSocIett. Ger @rlltfiicbmo0oon
o8o(ton" ioIQt 5ur 3cit Der @outt
hcr burlington @obn umo miro II
Nonnibol, 2oclcOc, llnionpil(c Uni
ct. 2yoIcp1 Slide obIicfcrn. Spotc'
IoII cine iibnIidc Golr ilber hic Strc
dc ser TriSco,@nbn Gcn1o6t m'rOcr
ouf in Gribottcitcn 'oIlcn oic't 81
fdc ol18qcicbt lpcrOcn.
@ebilbrcn fir t9,992,l96 @oIlo
nrn .9ebcro0cS" murhcn tm Ialtfcn
ben Sabre ioipeit pom Stont$inlp"t
tor @toSbp foIleftiCrt, 0egcn 2O,579,
512 im ean3cn Icttcn Sabre.
86brcno cine8 StGr66cns (Gbort
oori, oos fir elmer @ofeficlo I'M
ieinc jllnge 6ralt, bic IN Der Nob
bon Springficlo Wpbnen, bon De
Srcllnoen bcs iungen Baares oeral'
itoItct ipurbe, ipurOc Sobn emit
ins gein seIdoiien Sobn Suro erl1i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
9tcgelu fir 9lnSsabe oDn $icr
vEermitS."

Die &cror6nllng, lpclhe lid oitf
Ocn 8erfol,f bon 8icr unO 8cm ol,f
@rllnO Gr8tlidcr 9tc5eptc bc3iebcn,
iiu0 an oIlc 8robihitionS &oltnt.
luorticr1 i'm 2all6c ou59Cionot, rn6
@rloubniSi6einc fiir oie SeritcIl,mQ
BON Nc6i3inaIbicr pcrbcn nunnchr
bolbigIt ouSgeIteat nCr6en.
Jtur @raucr bon Qutcr Stipulation
lmo glpotbefcr. oercn Ruf cinpnnos.
frci lit. ioGlen nit Der ScrIteI1rn9,
bc3lp. Dem @crtnltf bcS Vtcoi3inol.
bicrS bCtrout wcrben. Siir oen Scr
fouf iiro bcionbcrc 9tcecIn ollfge'
itcGt, oorl,nter folgcube:
Die GIoi6c muB bic 91onen ocS
6obrifontcn bcs bcridrcibcnocn Ir5.
tcS. be5 glpotbefcrS unb oC& 8otiCn.
ten troger.
@citcrbin ml,b al Der 6Ioide cin
GtifCtt onecbroht icin, aus oeiien
rSnbolt bcroor9cbt, nie Der Boticnt,
Iout Serorhnitng be8 IrStc8, bic
~Rc0i5in" 5l nehmen bot-ob 5luci,
oh 6rci @bloffel. noh ODER Dor Der
RobI5eit. II. |. ip.
guf @rltno zines Rcacptes biirien
nidt mebr oIS 215 8oTIonen berorO.
net ipcroer, ober bic 3obl Der &c,
5epte, neIdIe iih Der rinbibioilcle
Satiert" iif,ern fam, iii niht be.
grcnat.
9ic &ontrolle Der Reacpte fiir Ole
Sieferl,ne bon 8ier uno 8ein III
g6nolid Den @unoeSbcboroen on'
beimoceeben. unb Stootsoeicte unh
StootSbtonie babeni fein Sort brein,
5urebcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
Nummer 5
!0udlbctugt uns ocm 2rbeu scI6ieSrn.
Nobn gInOrCaS SdcibIr, bcfauntFr
6armcr Der Sia Scraer Rad
baritnit, am Trcitaa
aCiturbcn.

Noh mir flr5cr &ronfhCit 1T aHi
IcttCn TrcitoQ in icincr 8obnunp
ori Der 6orm al scr 9ig Berger
Greet. &obn 2In0rcn9 SdeibIc i'm
AIter bon 20 &obrcl, Q @onoteu
mo s SoGCn gcitorbcn. Ole 8r
crNi0lmg fon0 OIL QicnSto9 ouf benz
&irbbofc Der @etbouiens@cnei on
Der GIG Berger itott, bel mcIdcr 30
Itor @Co. Sd)ult Oic Grouerfcier lei
tgtc, in @CgCnlunrt 5obIrcihcr Srcun
&c mo gtodlbnrn 0cS Oohinacihir
NCucn.
Mcrr Sdciblc wuroc i'm Sabre
1881 IN NucrtcnbcrQ, Ocutiblon6,
0cborcu mO tom in Sabre 1860 NIT
iciIcn Gliern nod glmcrito, 0iC iih
ali eincr Sorn al Scr 8ig @cr9er
nichCrIiebCn, 0ort mnroc or in Der
@Ctbonicn.S Stride I'M Sabre 1865 con
firmirt. Sru Sabre 1876 trot cr nit
SSrl. Caroline SbCrg in 0en @beitou0
lno lieB iid oltf Ciner an bic iciner
@Itcrn on0rcn3CloCn Sorm nicNer,
mo hos Gbepoor icitbcr beit6noig
mobntc un6 uidt MIR CrfoIercid) bic
2onhipirtbidoft bctrieb. ionocrn tih
audi ciucn grobcn SrcunOcSfreiS CT.
iporb, in tpelhent Dos abTeben 6eS
&crrn Sdcible tici bctrolcrt miro.
Der 0ubir9cidJic6cnc binterIGBi
feline SSittuc lmb foI9cnOc GinaCr:
Nn6rCos unh Scrmonn SdcibIc, Drn
WCr0Cr; Nlb. IS. S6ctbIc, bon GIcne
IonN, Ohio; 6rou @rnItinc @rollp-
ncr, Don @ermnnn; Grib Shcible,
pon &crpiSuiItc, GcroS; 6rou 2pSin
Wtonn, bon Miniior, NCbr.; iSrou
Gnlilic NoCtfCr, bon ct. &ouiS; &Sm.
ShcibIc, bon electra. TcroS, uno
Trou Gmun @lmpcr. bon Scrmonn
q 9. Icrncr bintcrIGbt cr cinllnb
OrcibiN @robfin6cr, iolpic iejn
Cfilfirh,npItrrr cCrn,t WiIhrI,uiuo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

cincn 9}rldh oc3 9toienGcin$, So6n
@ouIiIton 3oo it6 cine cnlpfin0lihc
22lmNc on scr @onO 81, un0 9(rtDur
W}oorc murOc bon cincm 0rn0c &c.
biiicL Scr infol9c bc5 2ormcS lid
non icincr acttc loSriB mo iid on'
sic StGnO6cniGn9cr Itijr5tc.
Ginc engine oc5 9o8ncG @rnnd)
3uQcs purOc ont 8icnsto0 Ibenn
ms 9Rounbbouic III Scfferion Ctr
qcbroht, fonntc uber nidt fontrcl'
licrt mcrOcn uno lief bltr6 Die @onh
unb blicn ol,bcrbolb bcriclbcn Itchcn.
GnS 9criiicne Sod mar ctlua 25 0ub
brit lrnb pon @ooeu Bis gum Gahc
9(n Der engine lullrbc MIR lcihtcr
ShoOcn peruriodt.
Gic International Sboe 60. boi
in Nten 5obcn boS 8rllebbCl' '@eboli.
Sc ouf cinen l1ngeren Serrtin &C.
padrtet ilnb luirb basieIbc ols 8obrif
@ebGloc bcnlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

Q'ruit t(utcno ON @oocn licGcn0
fonh. 9}oh mcuiacn gIinutCn mar
Der CoO cinQ2trctan Sic Siu0cI bot.
tc iDr Ncr5 Nurd6oDrt.
Trau 5Gomrut0 mar cine Godtcr
6cs ucr1t. ScnrD Settler. 5jc wrroc
ouf 0,r Torn ibrcr Gitcru no3c Scr
Qcr uor 10 &obrcn 0cborcn mo ncr
bcirotDctc iih I'M Sobrc 1899 nit
@m. S6onnlrtb bon &crmonn. %or
ctlpo 10 2yobrcn 800 Dos GGcpoor
nod Ct 2oltiS 100 cS icitDcr mohnte,
Gic Tcritorbcne billtcrI1bt iDrcn Sat.
ten lno ioI9cuOc 0rci Sinner: Trnl'
2ouis Croft, Srou Sornlis lnb SRI
Slorcncc S6onnlltb. Sic mar Wit
o(ic6 Ser Sccurtip Benefit 9liI'n 10,
mic ocs ifwGbiihen 0omcn Clubs
bon ct. 2ouiS. 6Grncr miro tbr tro'
oiIdcr 500 bon foIgcn6cn @cidpi'
Itcrn bctruucrt: 6rou 2ouiic Bocidcl
sSrau Scnrp @oertner, Srou 5rtt
@ocrtncr l,no S5rou go. Sctterer bon
Sermonn un0 Gruu Gbo$. Hieh'
mann bon SartSbur9, Ro,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
Nran Gnimbn in 9nuias CiitH
gcitur6cn.

,}rou g. s. Guinbn. irilbcr blcr
mohnboft, lit Icbtc Mohc in @onIo!
Gitu, nod flrr5er Gronfbcit 9c'tOrbcn,
Scr 2cidnobm iurrbc III ihrcr fritz.
crcn 8cinotb nod SOfpo iur BE
Itottltn0 0ebrodt.
Trou Guirlbn mo ,}onliIlc mo
rcn cttuo Elm 2Sobr bier ipobnbo't
un6 bottc oic TcritorbCnc trob ibrce
furscn gtuicntboItcS in lnicrcr Stoot
iih bier oiclc Trcunoc crlnorbcn Die
ibrcn 500 ticf 6Ctroucrn. Ser @ot,
tc ser SFrou GuinlbD mar bier nit
NSictor SiI6cr i'm C5runbci9cllt0lun2
@cif)1ft oIioiiiirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
Observation-Disclosures HcrObacicbt,

&lIIt @obu0ricIlihuftCn i'm Stonte
N}iiiolrj milNcn aGIl6b elmer 81
ItinmuuA 0.r itootlihcn lltiIitn Gom
nliiiion cine GrniBiGun0 bon TN
&ro3ent in 0cn 8criml0ipcIcu fir
GctrCiOr un0 Hcu ipGtciten8 bis gum
90 g|oDcmbcr in Mroit icbcn. 9ltlBcr
Ocm miiiiCn nod onocre 8crianotgc.
biibrCn, 0ic old) bon Der 3pifhPn,
ltootlidcu &nn0clStoumiiiion bcrab-
Qricbt mur6cn, i'm gIciden 8crb0ItniS
I'M Stontc crnriBigt mCr6cu mOourCb
hcncn, mcIhc I'M Stonte Glitter Ders
icu0cn I'M Sabre um0cf0br $3,G07
600 an &crinnoipcicn criport lucroer
f0mcn Tic @itimnumQ ser ltoot
lihm lltilitp StomuIiiiion tritt an
9. gtoNmlJgr in Mrait mo nod Dir
fem Eo0e f0mcn Die NobngcisIlidof
fen n,dr Nca9 oieir GntId)ci0un0 op.
pCIliCrcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

ciQcntaum in Der 5to0t 9Gorriioa
m0 ciUcl (bcil oc8 6ormIonocS, 70
lDic i5a@utlit0sa bcpc9G6a Giaeu
tDuN miro Der Mittpc 8ur Iubnicb
ung fir Sic Gmcr iDrcs &ebenS 0cr
modt, nit 0rm 9lchtc oaS Gigen
tDlm 8l ncrfouicn mcm Iie e8 ols
gut bcim0Ct gto6 ibrcm Go0e ioH
one uidt pcrfmlite Grum0cigcntbuu
on oic &in0er Der 5pei G66tcr be#
GbepoorcS ilbcrgCbcn Gen E0btern
Bertha Rc0ctcr lmb Wnrtbo Gbomos
mirO Ole 6ont in Gee. 6. Erpp 45
in @osconoNc GomtD Iomie Der Reit
oes pcrionlihen Gi9cntbuns Der
modt. 2Iug. 9tcOcter niro oIs Bon
Itreter Ocs GeItamentes beItimntt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
BOURNE


Miss Ida Speakc was the guest Of
Miss Lou Ella Doolin Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlitt Jennings
and children were in NicholEsville
Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and MIR. Willie Hicks and
baby were visitors 81 relatives IN
Point level las, week.
Miss Christine Spcake is able to
be in school again after several
weeks absence on account u sick
ness.
Mrs. G. W. Thompson had the mis-
fortune last week 20 fall and injure
herself, but We pre- hopeful that the
injuries will not prove serious.
Misses Bcrnicc Montgomery. Lou
Ella Dooliu and Messrs. Hamilton
Montgomery and Herbert noolin
were Friday evening guests ~ Miss
Lucille Huffman.
\ number from IRIS place attend
ed County Court day IN Stanford
Monday Among those were $. II.
and l.. =. Speake. Tom Hicks and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
SEE ADVANTAGES
IN COOPERATION
Most Effective Organizations
Found Where Farmers Were
Drawn Together.
MANY OBSTACLES OVERCOME
That Principles Are Fundamentally.
Sound and Practical Is Proven by
$4,000 or More Successful So
eieties Nov Working.

The succcss or failure ~ farm de-
ponds almost entirety upon the results
obtained In marketing the products
growu ANperirncr has proved thi~
tho farmer who undertakes 10 market
MI. products through Spectators or
who attempts to ship aud market them
In som. very distant market l. labor
Ink under great disadvantage
Marketing ~ n specialized function
and }. really the most serious problem
confronting the farmer today. and the
rank aud filr ~ farmers ARE not
equipped 10 perform this service for
themselves IN ~ satisfactory manner.
MANY difficulties encountered IN mar
keting farm crops have been over
come through the Organization and
operation ~ farmers co-op-rativ.
marketing ass"ciationy Cooperative
marketing has passed the experiment.
tai stage. and the ii..sn or more ~.
amplcs ~ successful organizations In
operation In this couairy offer post
tive proof that ne principles % co
Operative marketing ARE fundamental
" sound and practical .
Work % Organization.
The most successful cooperative or.
-nnizatlons cunnnc their efforts 10 the
shipping and marketing ~ certain spe-
cinlizs-i pr,-lucts, such a. citrus fruits.
apples. peaches potntoes. melons
poultry aud eggs. dairy products live
stock tohacc" aud grains The sub.
stHntial growth ~ cooperative mar
keting nctlsltirs In this country l.
perhaps best illustrated by the fact
that the aggregate volume ~ cuisines,
don" IN single year through co-up
.srutivc associations aud exchanges
runs up into the hundreds ~ millions
~ dollars
The handling q, farm crops hy
groups 81 farmers through central rs
s"riations aud exchanges offers many
advantages. such ~ the Improvement
and Standardization ~ grading and
packing: the obtaining and use ~ ~
liable crop and market Information
the intelligent development ~ perrna.
ncnt markets: the effcctinE ~ savings
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

Mrs Pollywog viii he over tomorrow
20 borrow your fountain pen or your
tortoiscshell comb. or perhaps she will
come visiting for u few days. and the
cost 81 entertaining her would buy sew.
cral barrels ~ chicken broth.
II hate TO have anybody do me n
Kindness. knowing III he expected 10
return the favor with interest In one
way or another. When ! was n mere
hoy my eyes we're opened 10 the fact
that Kind actions arr delusion aud
snare Next door 10 ~ there lived an
old dame named Mira Crimp. one day
she came over Ia our house with
pair OF woolen socks she had knitted
for the. suppose an equally good
pair could have been bought at the
trade palace for fifteen cents. and I
wasn't overwhelmed with Joy M
mother. who. with all her splendid
qualities. was an easy mark. aud In
clin"d To find good In everything and
everybody. was enthusiastic over Mrs
Crimp's generosity.
But even in my infant years ! was
gifted with the wisdom 80 the serpent.
and felt from the first that there was
some maleyolcnt scheme IN the back
ground.
The scheme was soon developed.
Mrs. Crimp had many chores to do.
and she hated to do them hersslf.
There was wood 20 be carried into the
house. and N. cuw To b. taken care
~. and "A hundred other Improbable
tasks. Every time Id meet her she'd
say. well. my sweet little boy. with
your golden ringleis and sunny smile.
how do you like the socks made your
II YOU only knew how | worked so you
would have the best socks In town
And that reminds me Of a little errnnd
! wish you would do for me. Go to
Mr. links. who lives seven miles north,
and AK him TO let you have his saw.
30 you can cut some kindllng for me
tomorrow
FIRST and last. Mrs. Jiggers. put In
Si.0D worth Of manual labor for that
woman and my youth was poisoned.
and my manhood emblttered by H.
might have forgiven everything had
the socks been good ones. but they
were atrocious. The heels always
worked around To NY insteps and the
tops worked down over my shoes
lit has been that way all my life.
When n man insists upon doing me a
Kindness | look upon him with sus-
picion. when ! was laid up in my
L.. a.
wears ago. I had an excellent time.
The Lee hurt only at intervals. and l
had plenty Of novels TO read and
nothing To worry over. and ! would
have enjoyed myself splendidly hut
for tiresome philanthroplsts who were
,heer me w. didn't need any cheer
ng up, and tried TO convince them
that their visits had the opposite ef-
feet. but they wouldn't take a hint
They sat by my couch ~ suffering and
old idiotic stories, and bored me al
most to death.
"Jlm Higginbottom was an especial
nuisance. That man simply wouldn't
20 away as long as there was an ex-
cuse for staying lie said his con-
science wouldn't allow him To forsake
he bedside 81 suffering friend. AT
hat time I carried some accident In
surance. and when my check came Jim
borrowed half Of Il. and after he got
he money he never worried over my
eg any more. And he never returned
any Of the money. I don't blame him
'or that. for I make II "A rule never TO
'eturn borrowed money, but l can't
.aslly forgive him for boring me 80
many hours. when l wanted to DO
eading."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

Mr. and Mrs Harris Teater enter.
tanned Misses BERTHE. Josephine and
Oya J. Taylor. Gladys Snyder, Mr.
and Mrs. william Rs, recently
Miss Monte Ray entertained Nj.
Maud Clark. Misses Lucy and Grace
Long. Miss Bert Daley. % Guns
Chapel. Mcssrs. Clyde Simpson,
Jesse Preston. Cecil walker. \
nice time was reported
Some one was little pota'
hungry saturday night when they
went into Harms Tcater and Jimmie
Hyatt's potatoes and left very fcv
Every one hopes they eat enough 90
make them sick good
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
LLOYD


Delayed
Mr.. and Mrs Cleo Ray were the
guests Sunday uf Mr. and Mrs. Har.
RS Teater.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ray and fam
ily were guests " Mr.. and Mrs Ar.
ron Metcalf Saturday night
Master Allan Ray was visitor
u Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pendlcton and
Mir Gobel Pcndlctou Monday night.
Mrs Grant Sander. and Mr. ).
y. Sanders. Miss Nhncy Sanders and
james Sanders spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mr.. William Ray.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

In a moment Of mental alteration
We started in to peruse the society
columns Of big city newspaper, in
hopes Of finding something more
narrowing than our thoughts. We
found II. That birdess Of a re-
porter portrayed every chrome in
skirts in the social register as an
angel Of beauty, a goddess Of virtue.
and paragon Of intelligence. All
Of which, you know, is quite which.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

human nature IL
all right"
They don't con
vince me To any
great extent" oh.
jectedl the star
boarder "No-
body ever does n
good deed with
out expecting "a
reward. Mrs. jig
gers In highly
moral books In
tend ed for the
young. people do
such things. hut
never In real life
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
NOTHING FOR NOTHING

CT WAS feeling had this afternoon.
4 and Mrs. rollywog heard about
u and brought me over somc chicken
broth" announced the ian,ilady. II
Thought u was very kind IL her Such
considerate actions convince us that
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

In these days We have correspond
ence schools for about every indus
try except matrimony There's
your opportunity, young man. Hang
out your single. retain Cupid chief
instructor, and watch'em flock Ia
Nnn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Obexest Orders

slow Is Il I have such big telegraph
pillsf'
"You told me. sir. to use dispatch In
hat correspondence. "a | wired all the
etterS"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

A very charming and discerning
lady remarked the other day that
the good husbands are not all dead
yet. And every benedict in this
town enthusiastically agrees with
her
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

I, T. fortunate that virtue Is b..
own reward. for IN these days that
Is about the only reward Il receives.
When a beautiful young woman
announces her engagement she
promptly loses both her youth and
her beauty in the eye. Of the also
rams. But is the way % the world.
and the world has is own way.
When We read " great coal
company paying a cash dividend Of
$50 per cent We wonder that mother
nature doesni supply Us with
perpetual summer. But. then. along
would come the ice man. and---oh.
shucks'
The government has just discoy-
cred a new poison gas that Is capable
Of destroying an entire army In
few minutes. With our approved
methods Of secrecy Il Is presumed
that every country in Europe has the
formula by this time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

We made a lot Of noise until the
government brought the boys back
from France. But once here they
were soon forgotten. Uncle doesn't
need'em any more.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
PAINT LICK 7th. AND sth. GRADE
SCHOOL NOTES


tDclaNed.l
Miss Ruth Ross was absent to-day
Monday as she accompanied her
mother to the train on her journey
to Colorado in search for better
health. We hope Mrs Ross will inn
prove rapidly and will soon return
20 Paint Lick.
Mr. Donald Patrick and Mr.. Geo.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

"why do you encourage your hoy to
end his verses to the magazinesf Do
,ou want him to be a poetf' mo
merely want him TO get the eonosis
Knocked out Ut him. that's all"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24


Operation.
through the collective sale Of farm
products and purchase of farm sup
plies; the proper financing % all ac-
tlylties. including the building Of
warehouses. the preparation % crops
Tor market. aud their movement 20 the
markets. and the employment OF
trained and efficient business and
sales management.
An organization founded on dire
need with n wel-dehned purpose has
the best chasces % success. Farmers
who are sati fled with the r.sllts oh
tanned without an organization do not
feel need for an association. Ncces-
siiy for nm Organization may arise
from the lack ~ marketing facilities.
&c from dissatisfaction with existing
agencies When cooperative mar
kcting association II under consiiera-
tion ~ l. advisable To have pre-
llminary survey made by competent
local people ar by experienced coop
erative organization specialists from
tItt 'ul'i Nihf'N iffiAFfih'iA VI fLiN-
culture. whose advice and services
are available upon request. In max
Ing such a survey care should be taken
10 ascertain the need for an orgnnlzn-
tion. the attitude ~ the farmers 10
ward such an undertaking. and the AZ.
proxlmate Development of business
available.
Manager 10 Keystone.
The manager Is the keystone of the
organization. His selection IL ~ the
utmost importance. lie should be ex-
perienced In marketing the line OF
products intrusted 90 his care: be
should POSSESS tact aud good judg.
m.nt. and be honest and above sus-
plcion The success % IN. organIEa.
tion depends upon his ability 20 meet
the members and the trade with which
the organization deals. and 90 retain
their confidence. lie should possess
the proper qualifications for the posi-.
tioa he should be given broad powers
and the hearty support Of the mem.
hers In his work, together with q sal.
AIRY that VIII attract ability and be
cammensurate with the services sr.
pscted Of him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

over in Sweden locomotives are
burning peat successfully. In this
country they burn up the rails
and occasionally the passengers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

landrum Sur-ctte $ II Spcakc
buying "a head Of cattle a; SIS per
head and /. T. SPEAK, buying n
head a; S25 per head.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

Coldwell are in school again after
having humps"
Miss, Matte Estelle White was a
wclcont visitor TO our school room
Monday
Miss McGill still works and worries
over her beautiful curly locks.
Miss Elsie Roop is rapidly "climb-
ing" the ladder as she can now give
the principal parts = the regular
verbs
Misses Elizabeth Conn, Iva Led
ford. Lucille Davis. Elsie Roop. Mr..
Richard Davif and Mr.. Bert =.
Ward motorc TO Richmond Satur-
day evening.
Mr. Carl Brown. the japitor. Is
sporting q ueN suit today.as he drew
his salary Friday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Grin, and Crosns

Grin, and Grosns
Willard Miss Scott. we have to
take up collection"
Miss Scott why so?"
Willard -"To get Jake a hair cut"
Q Miss Scott wonder why Mary
and Celcstia are absent today"
Tom-"why. can't you see. it's
raining and they are afraid they will
melt"
Robert-"Say Tom. why does Miss
Scott look so drowsy today"
Tom-"Bccause last night was
Sunday night, you know"
Miss Scott--"Why wasn't Herbert
here to build the fire this morning."
Millard-"Hc waited in Paint
Lick to walk to school with (Goldiel
Locks"