The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-04-07

my own roof To tell YOU the truth. !
don't have to work at all I calculate
that I've got all the money need. So,
when II rains. 7 intend to rest and get
acquainted with my family"
He was firm hut In no way disagree
able about II.
Some ~ the half.dozen men who. In
like trouble. called on him for help
that day were INCLINED to resent his
declaration of Independence and his
devotion 10 leisure, but really Mr.
Snodgrass was well within his rights.
II was more serious matter when
Judge Crooker's plumbing leaked and
flooded his Kitchen and cellar. Israel
Sneed was In Millerton every day and
working overtime more or less He
refused Ia put n hand on the Judges
I pipes. He was sorry hut he couldn't
make n horse " himself and even II
he could the time was past when he
had To do H. Judge Crooker brought
u plumber from IIazelmead sixty
miles in n motorcar. and had to pay
seventy dollars for time. labor and
materials This mechanic declared
that there was too much pressure on
the pipes. Judgment Of whose ac-
curacy We have abundant proof In the
history or the next week or so. Never
had there been such pursuing OF
pipes and flooding NJ cellars. That
little lake up In the hills which sup
piled the water OF BingvilIe seemed To
have got the common notion OF moving
into the village. A dozen cellars were
turned into swimming pools. Modern
improvements were going out Of com
mission. committee went To Hazel
mead and after weeks pleading got
pair Of young and inexperienced
piu'hb'rs 10 come I" b'hg'iIle'
They must n plugged EN- win
gold said Deacon Hosiey, when the
bill arrived.
New leaks were forthcoming. but
Hiram BlenklnSop conceived the no
tinn Of stopping them with poulticeS
uf white ,ead and handages of canvas
bound with fine wire. They dripped
and many of the pipes Of Bingville
looked as II they were suffering from
Sprnined ankles and sore threats. but
Hiram had prevented another deluge.
Tho rrlra or coal had driven the
proplp Of Bingvillp back To the woods
for fuel The old wood Sto,es had
been cleaned and set up I'm the sitting
ronms and Kitchens. The saving had
hceu considerable Now. so many men
were uniting I'm their time on the
house and grounds of !. Patterson
Ring and the new factorv al Millerton
that the local wood dealer found il
iurosSihle to get the help he needed.
Not twenty-five per cent of the orders
an his hooks could he filed.
NJ pi,.,,.. bo,,s, r.os frisbad IN DC.
- m, Sr,d,,r.ss announced
,ho, ho u.,s Going IN take II
,,., a. hoco,,s a ma, NJ his onu.
i,,,ca n. bod houcht farm and
,,.,,i, ,,i, urorl ,b,aa DAYS a ,vaak nj
hfs trade Sn.ed had also hourht n
,a-,,, and .c,uir.d a fcaIing of ann.
l,,c. lilo WINS r,inc IN work when
n, f.lt lilo I, Dafora no tackled any
] I.a t-fp,s mines "a prnnDSpI a make "A
&c i,,r. In tho door nm I'm tho Adrian.
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had IN whit
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na,,,.,a,, Mn, daoidod ,hot rost or
r.osh atr ras h.,,or f,r hin, than had
1T, ga All, ,r.vors ond s.rmons
an, 80, Goa nos rooIIv not much con.
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rn cm,dar no wos nroh.hIv ouite
iii, paaur :, wos a mot,ar much
more important to Mr.. Blng and his
not at all likely that the ruler OF the