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132.6 x 38 cm. (52 1/4 x 15 in.)
Inscribed and signed, with one seal of the artist
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Dated second month, Spring, dingmao year (1927)
One collector's seal of Mi Gu
Collector's seal 'Mi Gu' belongs to the famous Shanghai cartoonist, Zhu Luqing (1918-1986). An avid art collector Zhu had a deep interest in calligraphy and painting. He began to use his pseudonym 'Mi Gu' when he published his works. In the 1940's Zhu published numerous cartoons, all using comic satire to critique the political situation at the time and was well regarded in China and abroad until the late 1950's.
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Masterpiece of Painting By Qi Baishi, People's Fine Arts Publishing House, Beijing, 1990, p. 16.
The Collected Works of Qi Baishi 2, Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, Changsha, 1996, pp. 302, pl. 302.
Qi Baishi Huihua Zuopin Tulu (Selected Paintings by Qi Baishi I), Tianjin People's Fine Arts Publishing House, 2006, p.258.
Baishi Liuyun (Paintings of Qi Baishi), People's Fine Arts Publishing House, Beijing, 2008, p. 26.


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Washington, Dec 18 (ANI): A new study on adult, virgin rats has shown that maternal behaviour itself can trigger the development of new neurons in the brain independent of whether the female was pregnant or has nursed.
In the study, virgin, or nulliparous, rats were exposed to foster pups each day until they began to exhibit maternal behaviour, including crouching over the young, grouping them, or retrieving them back to the nest.
Data from the study by researchers at Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine showed that the nulliparous rats exposed to pups have increased numbers of new neurons.
Previous research has found that exposure to young can stimulate maternal behaviour not only in rats, but also mice, hamsters, monkeys, and even humans.
Increased creation of new neurons, or neurogenesis, has also been shown during pregnancy and lactation in rodents and associated with maternal behaviour, but studies analyzing neurogenesis in nulliparous animals exhibiting maternal behaviour had not been done.
The area of the brain that was the focus of the present study was the subventricular region- a region involved in the production of cells that affect odor recognition and possibly recognition of young.
The researchers found increased numbers of new neurons in the subventricular zone in adult, nulliparous rats that behaved maternally compared with numbers in subjects that either were not exposed to young or exposed to young, but did not behave maternally.
What stimulates increased new neuron production in the nulliparous mothers is not known. One possibility is that the hormone prolactin, which stimulates both the onset of maternal behaviour as well as production of neurons during pregnancy, may play a role in the production of new neurons in nulliparous females exhibiting maternal behaviour.
However, this possibility remains to be investigated. A second possibility is that stimulation received from the young themselves may, in fact, play a crucial role in stimulating maternal neuron production.
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New Delhi, Apr 29 (UNI) Realising the crucial importance of genetic diversity to long term food security, Gene Campaign has said that the current food crisis is beatable and with some intelligent planning, India can become not only self sufficient in food but also a food surplus country.
Dr Suman Sahai, Convener, Gene Campaign, said here today that to tackle the current food crisis genetic diversity must be maintained in crop varieties, livestock, forest species, aquaculture, and most of all, in the soil and soil biodiversity which was essential for sustained good yields.
To tackle this problem effectively, Gene Campaign has been setting up Seed-Gene Banks of traditional crop varieties in villages of Jharkhand and Uttaranchal for the past few years. Jharkhand already has 10 such banks, with a total of over 2000 crop collections, chiefly rice. More farmer level banks are being set up every year.
Dr Sahai further suggested the way ahead for India was to invest heavily in setting up field level Gene-Seed Banks to conserve all available genetic diversity of crop plants, specially food staples like rice. India is the birthplace of rice and several other important food crops, vegetables and legumes. Also, it was important to maintain a seed source of locally adapted seeds accessible to farmers, she said.
She has also asked to characterise the properties of all the varieties so that plant breeders can use these properties/ genetic traits to breed new crop varieties for the changed situation, like drought and salinity tolerance and tolernace to high temperature, resistance to diverse pets and high yield.
India is right in crop genetic diversity because here farmers maintain several hundred species of the same crop. Despite the Green Revolution, significant diversity was still available, Dr Sahai said and added that this must be conserved. Other than the National Gene Bank, the Government is not doing much in this regard but civil society should take this up on a war-footing scale to create a huge pool of genetic wealth that can be tapped to breed new varieties.
She also mentioned the most serious long-term challenge pasing to Indian agriuclture was global warming and Climate Change.
According to all estimates, agriculture in South Asia would be the worst affected by global warming as it could cause irreversible damage to land and water ecosystems and lead to loss of production potential.
Heavy and variable precipitation, heat waves, cyclones, droughts and floods are likely to be more frequent and intense, resulting in greater economic shocks and for that remedial and adaptive steps need to be put in place immediately to enable Indian agriculture to cop with the aniticipated changes.
Gene Campaign convenor also stated that India had begun biofuel programmes and its draft policy proposed to start with a blending proportion of 5 per cent biofuel with 95 per cent petroleum by 2012, 10 per cent by 2017 and above 10 per cent after 2017.
''This must stop. India must get off the US-led bandwagon of biofuel and its politics and devote itself to producing as much food as possible,'' Dr Sahai said.
Speaking about GM crops and food security, Dr Sahai said the food crisis seemed to have given an upwind to the GM industry which was sharpened its rhetoric that food security could not be met without GM foods. And in that direction, the first question is, where are the GM crops that will fight global hunger? Which crops are available that will increase crop production and bring in higher levels of nutrition? What role does Bt cotton play in increasing the availability of food? Will the food crisis be solved by Bt Brinjal and Bt Okra, waiting in the wings to enter farmers' fields? She pointed out that the biofuel bandwagon was also promoted by the GM corn lobby...'grow more GM corn...produce more biofuel'. A similar tack is beginning with GM sugar for ethanol as fuel.
The high global prices of food are going to stay because they are directly connected to the price of oil, which does not appear to be coming down any time soon. Western agriculture is expensive because it is heavily dependent on petroleum fuels. It is entirely mechanised and chemical intensive. Most fertilizers and feedstock are based on naphtha, a petroleum product.
In India, agriculture is labour intensive, not mechanised, hence less dependent on petroleum. Chemical fetilizer use is supplemented with bio-organic nutrients. Groups like Gene Campaign are spreading the use of composts like vermicompost, Blue-Green algae and other biofertilisers that maintain oil health along with adding nutrients.


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This is were i found it. Been sitting here of 13 years. left for dead.
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Hi All!
I will be running a stall at the Brisbane Mind Body Spirit Festival for the first time in 2014. The event is at the Brisbane Convention Centre in Southbank. It goes from 9am - 6pm Friday 28 February through to Sunday 2 March.
This is a giant step for me. I have been reading in the Psychic Reading Room since 2007 but never dreamed of having a stall.
Nevertheless, this year I am in an 8 personal year (power and success) in numerology, and I kept getting hints to think bigger.
So I called the organisers at the last minute, and what do you know, they had one small space left - A29!! That's right, my stall is A-29, and I'm 'a 29 Lifepath' in numerology. Not to mention we are right next to my pals in the Reading Room. Definitely a good sign.
Here's what I'll be offering at the Festival:
*Palmistry Masterclasses $40/ 30 minutes
There are 4 spaces per class, and it's first in best dressed.
Various topics and times throughout the day.
Every attendee has the chance to have their hand read as part of the demonstration (for educational purposes).
*Numerology Masterclasses $40/ 30 minutes, details as above
*Advance bookings for private sessions at Sunnybank, phone bookings, courses and workshops in 2014. Fantastic discounts apply if you bring $50 deposit to the expo ($120 for courses).
I am not reading at the expo as I prefer to prepare for your session and to see you in my (much quieter) office.
*Your chance to win a free half hour reading worth $130! Just come and enter the draw at the stall.
*Free showbags with info and goodies.
I may even have a booklet or two for sale...
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Record-Breaker Mark Beaumont Returns to Ride For Walking With The Wounded
Renowned adventurer and World Record breaking long-distance cyclist, Mark Beaumont, will return to ride with the Walking With The Wounded Trois Etapes team for the second time in as many years.
Mark is best known for his record for cycling around the world, traveling 18,297 miles (29,446 km) in 194 days and 17 hours. Mark has also appeared in a number of BBC documentaries which have seen him undertake a series of physically and mentally gruelling challenges, including cycling from Alaska to southern Argentina and rowing from Resolute Bay, Canada, to the North Pole!
"I'm looking forward to sharing in the preparation and training over the coming months and can't wait to be out in the Alps. It's a big challenge that lies ahead and the fact that we'll be racing against other teams makes it different to some of the endurance riding I've done before – I can't wait."
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Mark's experience was beneficial to the Walking With The Wounded team at last year's Trois Etapes and his guidance and advice was certainly useful when the team was facing the more gruelling sections of the race. Fergus Williams, Walking With The Wounded's Operations Director, was in the Alps for last year's race and was part of our team's support crew and he commented:
"Mark's experience in challenging cycling expeditions – challenging expeditions of all types, for that matter – was something that the other guys in the team drew on last year. They were all tough and resilient guys who have overcome adversity of their own, but Mark's experience and knowledge was really important. Also, he was a really nice guy away from the bikes, so we're delighted to have him back on board again. "
You can read more about Mark, his fascinating career and his up-coming projects by visiting his website and e-journal. To follow his progress as part of the Walking With The Wounded Trois Etapes Cycle Team keep returning to this website for news, interviews, voice blogs and much more.
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THE Awang Semaun Secondary School held a closing ceremony of the Leadership Camp for its Student Representative Council and members of the school's Peer Helpers at the Sungai Kebun Sports Complex.
The camp provided beneficial inputs and experiences to students during the school term holiday through courses and talks presented to them.
Two NGOs came forward to help the school run the camp and provided the students with several courses.
Team Building, Leadership Qualities and Communication Skills courses were provided by the Brunei Darussalam AIDS Council.
Working on Self Esteem, Self Confidence, Self Respect and Self Values', 'How to Become Role Model to Other Students', and 'MPP's Role – Organising School Events' courses were provided by Persatuan Kemajuan Insan (KESAN).
In addition to these courses, the principal and teachers of Awang Semaun Secondary School also delivered a presentation on 'Leadership in Islam', 'How MPPs and PRS can Help School in Disciplinary Issues', 'Principled Leadership' and so forth.
Students have expressed satisfaction on the camp and hoped activities such as this would continue to be conducted not just during school term holidays but for a longer period.
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Mount Vernon signal: November 1, 1918 Mount Vernon signal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images James Maret Mt. Vernon, KY 1918 mou1918110101_sn86069561 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Mount Vernon signal: November 1, 1918 Mount Vernon signal James Maret Mt. Vernon, KY 1918 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY lUllcr! on MT. VERNON, VOLUME XXXII ROCKCASTLE COUNTY,' KY., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER lt too, Nigral 1 ESTASLISHFD 1887 1918 NLMBhR 6 Letter From Shivel Mr E S Albright, Mt. Vernon, Ky. F .J October 23 1916. Dear Edi or: No doubt you will be surprised and mystitied i:j receiving a lttter from me, but 1 want to state to the foltcs at home, that it is a honor as well as a pleasure to know that the ioks at home have come to the aid of their country and help defeat the Hun, by over subcribug their quota in the Fourth L'bertv Iun. I am still a raw rectuit in this marvelous Stt of Alabama In fact it seems as thu I am to be a permanent tixture in this sacred realm. By this time I had exthe invincible fighting forces of "Uncle Sam ' beyond the Seas, but Providence has stiyed my hand, (for the present) and I am to battle the Kaiser on this garden sjot. with all the gallantry characteristic of a true and brve soldier. This is an ideal 1 cality, the canton meat being situated in a wide vale with a chain of mountains belongi ig to the Blue Ridge group et Virginia ou eitlier side. In the center, the cantonment is laid, and to look jpon it from ope would im a pinacU agi e that he was in a PJutouiau ' Fairy laud' In a sp.t beneath those shelters, I live to my hearts he-glu- , pected to joia know." I sure had a cruel awakening without ad miration the vigor last night. dreamed I dwelt in and heroism with which the marble halls, and slept on feath Americans (especially the Rain-Bo- ers light as day; but when I DivLion ) have fought in awoke, by bugle calls, mv bed every stage of the battles, and at sack was filled with hay. But the rate that they are goinfc I wait until the Yanks by mil ions don't see how the war is going begin to rise in Berlin where old to last very long1 I supsose it Bismark lies, won't the oh is not time to talk about the Kaiser's little wobby eves pop war being over, but instead tall: in mild surprise. about hitting the enemy HARD, I will now conclude, as the altho there is savins that fight- bugles are now sounding Taps, ing the Germans is lika a Four h which means LIGHT OUT ai'd of July Celebratiou. hit the hay, and dream about the mere are now about 7000 loved ones at home. Hoping for darkies in camp, and certain re- an early victory, I am, Respectfully, marks made relative to the Kaiser, Kaiser's ancestry and future Fred Shivel, Service Park Unit No 32 1 destiny are not infrequent in this Motor Transport Corps. camp If the poor man is what Camp McClellan, the bovs call Ihim then he ought not to be ruler of even Germ my, Anniston. Ala. P. S. and if he is going to where the. Remember me to the folks at want to send him, then it is a e of climate and they are sure get ung it. ixo uouy cau coatemp-lat- few days their complete recovery will be assured. We understand 1 thatfour Livingston friend is experiencing the following and to him we dedicate this: Onions, garlic-mustard Peppermint and boneset stdw; Ointments, salve and healing c. c. c ox "1 twigs, Castor oil and rum and tigs.. Epsom salts and pHls a few, Snake root tonic aud catnip brew; Coal tar products, heart of piae, Various bromides powder d ine. Salts and crystals, light and Ark, Sulphites, extracts, root and bark; Essence, capsule, quinine purge Acids, powders round me surge Swollow, gulp and choke and chew LoTd have mercy-go- t the b'la. -- HOWS THIS? We offer One '.Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's pity to hurry even him along. I hope that he will be captured by a regiment of Soutnern Ne groes We can trust to ideas of ethics and sympathy to treat him RIGHT. However, if this shonld happen, it would be best for him to start communication with the home. Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Mfdicine ias been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy ter Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement ia your general health Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid et catarrh Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c. REFUSES TO ACCEPT GER MAN-MAD- E TOYS. Refusal to accept 109 cases of German-mad- e toys and china eon signed to them as a par a. shipment of 5,000,000 pounds of these commodities which reached this country a few days ago, was announced by Butler Bros., a New York City importing house, with branches in Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis and Dallas. Declaring that "long ago we eliminated these goods from our catalog, accepted our loss and forgot all about them,'' Walter Scott, vice president, said his concern has set itself against "German propaganda designed to re introduce into America German made articles." The shipment was Jpart of a lot of goods purchased by the firm early in 9 14, he said, some of which was received, while the balance was detained at Rotterdam by war conditions. It was forwarded, Mr. Scott added, with, out instructions and has been abandoned by notice to customs officials. 1 BR O DH EAD junior member of his firm ' Gott" lest some coon, unacquain ted with the rules of civilized warfare, should act indiscreet. The although they bon-tons, content. With regard to my experience in the army, I must state that it has been bene6cial to a certain extent, but I will be a happy mortal when the priv-legis giv en to teturu to the quite walks of peaceful citizenship From present indications, it is evident that .Germany will ultimately lose Perhaps the war will be within ano her t2 concluded months, even if some of the best informed military critics contend that it will last two years longer It is certainly true that peace will not come without victory, e.en if it takes a life time to de. liver the "knock-ou- t punch. The Germans in France need a change I think that they are a pretty good bunch of men Some of the men are inclined to kid and some times insult them. It is a sympathetic sight to see and hear the darkies plead in the most sorrowful and sympathetic manuer, 'Give us bovs a chance, the task we'll do it well, Give us boys a trip to France, ana e'Jl give the Kaiser a ana some more ne 01 wis talk, although if you happen to wander down their company street, in the dawn of day or when the bell In the Old North Church strikes, Clang, Clang, you will evidently hear other kinds of pleas, such as 'Baby needs a pair of shoes", "Come little Joe" and other such pleas "Ask any Sam mie or Jackie, they have many faults, Why Sell Your Produce AT HOME When your can ship and get a square deal and Right Price SHIP TO A.D.COATESCO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS r- Inapnti Stanlfton - 51 Walnut Street CINCINNATI, O. C. W. Sec'y. Cracraft, W. R. GOTT, formerly et Lancaster is with us. Highest Cash Price Paid For EGGS. CHICK ENS. TURKEYS and RABBITS in season. COOPS AND EXiG CASES FURNISHED OUR SHIPPERS Reference: Pearl National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio 3 t t 8 a UQITT Tfl If Ml 1 IIQ mailed to you and pi receive our careful attention if you cannot visit our store. ! L UU J Your order will be 3 We have a comolete line of TOQUES in Silk Fiber and Wool; ft UNDERWEAR and SWEATERS for the whole family Dress Goods in Silks, Serges, Suiting and Ginghams ; Gloves galore ; Outing Flannels and Wool Flannels. t Mr. and Mrs. Morton Storm, of Hamilton, Ohio, were here sev eral days last week, the guest of his father, I R. Storm W. P Kigshy was here from Lincoln the first of the week on business David Masters, of Corbin, was here last week with his brother, Eld. j. W. Masters. Mrs Roy Sowdr, of Corbiu, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sowder, this week C. A Wheeldon, who died last week at Lancaster, was brought here as reported ia our last lettar. and interment took place the following day in Piney Grove Cemetery. It was the intention to bury thv. body with Masonic honors, but on account of the epidemic it was impossible to get any number of Masons together. Mr. Wheeldon was a member et Lancaster lodge of Masons.' A small child of Mr. and Mrs. EL. Harris died Monday night with influenza, interment took place the following afternoon in a family ground about two m les out of town. The bereaved ones have much sympathy .Mrs S. A. Barnes is in Stanford this week on account of the illness of the family of Dr. D.B. Southard. Dr. W.E. Gravely is a mighty sick min and his recovery is very doubtful. Dr. Carter, his physician, has hopes that he will recover, yet his condition is very serious and result of the next few hours is hard to determine now (Wednesday evening"). Drs. Robinson, of Berea, and M. Pennington and Walker Owens, of Mt. Vernon, and Dr. Byron Owecs, of this place, have been in consultation with Dr. Carter. A trained nurse is with him and everything is being done that the finest medi- cil skill is in possession of, and it is hoped that the doctor will soon be better. Sylvan Bordes left Wednesday for Corbin where he has a good position with an oil well drilling company. Mr. Bordes has had quite a lot of exper-iiucalong this line and is a mighty good man. H.H.Hutche. son, of Middlesboro, is here this week on account of the illness of Dr. W. ft. Gravely. Isaac R. Storm and Mrs. Sarah F. Herrin were mat tied at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Hamm, Tues- -' day evening, at 7 o'clock, the Rev.J.W Masters officiating. This is the fourth time that Mr. Storm has been married, but he was never younger in his life, and no one would think he is seventy two years old. He is a mighty good citizen and his many friend 3 join us in wishing the happy pair a long and joyous married lite. An infant child of Lucy Rash and Bessie Howard died Tuesday and both were e Come Home to Heal Heai and Big Fuel Economy &1 What a satisfaction ?5n5S to get next to real heat after that cold trip home. No more fruitless hugging a radiator. High fuel prices seal the doom of extravagant, fuel wasting heating plants. If you want a per fectly heated home and greatly reduced fuel bills you will invest in & , age- mfmmz$2&s&wmwK Bel J1FW21JKt7jZ. st :BBfl -? V Cole's Original BURNS AND BRIGHT. v- Hot Blast Heater CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN USES ANY FUEL I r pi 1111M iniirniii if - T m m -t "- .. It will sav the nation millions In fuel money thin winter. Act U-- l BBB - SsSssl An Act of General Assembly 1918 RELATING TO PUBLIC ROADS of Section 4356X Kentucky Statutes, Carroll's Edition 1915, be and the same is herebyrep:al d and in lieu thereof sub-secti- on That J8 the following is hereby enacted: Section 18. The costs of seat roads constructed under the provisions of this act shall be paid as follows : In counties havper ing an assessed valuation of less than $5,000,000, seventy-fiv- e cent shall be paid out of the State road fund and the remainder shall be paid by the county inter-coun- ty ON AMERICAN SOIL. 1918. October, Dear mother: S. A , - Our stock is complete Buy Early OHN ROBINS BBODH BAD them. Your son, buried at the Methodist church T. E. Rich. cemetery Thursday afternoon. Editor: Private Rich was The epidemic is growing better wounded on the Western front in our town We have heard of and is being sent back to Amerino new cases for several days ca. and many of those who have been ill are able to be out. W. A. Tyree, J. T. Walliu, Mr. and For Infants and Children Mrs. Willie Shafer, Miss Ida Here I am back in the U. and it seems good to see American soil once more. I am unable to write ranch in details as to where I will be located for the time being, but as soon as 1 receive my orders and get permanently settled, can then write more fully This return trip has been a very pleasant ocean voyage, aud many priveleges have been ex- tended to us by the Navy men In view of the fact that we hve had plenty of time have made use of this by reading some good books and playing various games. I naturally have been thinking of the folks at home and trust that yon are all well and happy and will write as soon as you receive my addrees. Be sure and remember me to all my eld friends and tell tbem that I am anxious to hear from Order Rockcastle County Fiscal Court, October Term 1st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918 On motion of W. D. Mullins, Justice, seconded by Robert Evans, it is ordered by the Court, that the Sheriff of Rockcastle County, open a poll in each of the voting precincts of Rockcastle County, on the 5th day of November, same being the date of the General Election held in and for said County to ascertain the will of the electors of said county on the election. Are you in favor of voting a 20 cents road tax for the purpose of constructing and improving of the public roads and bridges, one or both, as the Fiscal Court of said County may direct. Said taxation to run a period of five years, and it is further ordered that no amount that can not be raised by the levy in any onyear shall be expended in that year. RESOLUTION Whereas, it is resolved that in event that the 20 cents road tax is voted at the coming November election in Rockcastle County, then the amount that is derived from said taxation will be prorated and used in and according to the size of each Magisterial District. It is further resolved that the 20 cents road tax, which is a levy now in force shall be omitted from the levy of 1919; that the present rate of taxation upon the one hundred dollars shall be the same as at present. CASTOR IA 30 Years Halcomb and Dr. W. E. Gravely In Use For Over are mighty sick yet. We hope, Always bean the however, that within the next Signature et G&vtfffi& CAM MULLINS, J.R.C.C. FREEMON KETRON, J.P.R.C. W. D. MULLINS, J.P.R.C. W. D. ABNEY, J.P.R.C. J. R. EVANS, J.P.R.G J?: ,??-" Mt. Vernon Signa hKiDAV, 1 Nov. i, 1918 ubhsfud every Friday by EDGAR S. ALBRIGHT. UBSCRIPTION ONB YRAE $I.O Advertising rates maue known on Wilson Wants Stanley And a Democratic Congress sTisVJrtfiiffi 'M 'iflyt JJP ' application DEFEAT WOULD HAMPER NATION SAYS PRESIDENT DIVIDED CONTROL WOULD SERI- CUw-- Y .rJTERFERE WITH CONDUCT OF WAR. Wilson Wnshinjrton. President to relssutl an :ip;eal to tinCongress in tli turn a I November elections if they approve of his course in this eritical period. '.lowing is the President' appeal: "My Kellov-- ( 'ouiitrv meu : "The Congressional flections are at hand. They occur :ii the most critical period our count!) has ever faced or if likely to face in our time. If you have up'irovcd of my leadership and wish me to continue to l your spokesman in affairs at home and iihroad, I earnestly leg that you tfill express yourselves unmistak-fylto that effect by returning a Democratic majority to both the Senate and House of Jtepresentativea. "I am your servant and will accept your Judgment without cavil, but my power to administer the great trust aa- - ELECT MEN WHO WILL FIGHT THE KAISER, NOT WILSON SUPPORTERS, NOT CRITICS STANLEY STANDS WITH WILSON WILSON WANTS STANLEY TO IN PEACE AS WELL AS IN WAR pplc HELP HIM WIN THE WAR Wilson Wants a Democratic Senate To Conclude An Early and Victorious Peace. jjsHBbEESO&SIr I. EMINENT MINISTERS INDORSE STANLEY FOR SENATOR All Other Issues Must Give Way, Says Dr. W W. Landrum,One of Louisville's Foremost Temperance Advocates. October 11. IMS. Dear Brother: Grace, mercy and peace be with thee. In a Louisville morning paper I y read a report of a certain resolution said to have been passed by the Western Baptist Association. The title of the paper's report is "Vote as You Pray." All Baptists should vote as they pray. Just now the burden of our prayer should be that the world may be made safe for democracy. Lloyd George, premier of GTeat Britain, as you know, the most distinguished Baptist in the world, wrote Mr. Coleman, president of the Northern Baptist Convention: "Tell the Baptist brotherhood that we are lighting for Baptist principles." Baptist principles are democratic principles. Democratic principles are in this country in the hands of the Democratic party. A Democratic President is the mouthpiece of that party. His word will close the war and determine matters after the war. Behind him every lover of democratic principles should stand toto-da- ' J3 f ytiiTwjjyIB -- SsBBb age "&' 'OgHHraSS y Wilson Wants a Democratic Congress To Aid Him In Bringing the Boys Back Home. Legislature has passed the prohibition amendment. Congress has voted us a dry nation. National prohibition is as dead an issue as slavery or free silver. The one great issue is the winning of the war and the settlement of the momentous questions arising after the war. Those questions must be settled by the party that always sustains the President. I believe our brother Gatliffe voted as he prayed when he voted to nominate Gov. Stanley for Senator. I believe Senator Frost spoke as he prayed when he introduced Gov. Stanley along with Senator Beckham. I believe Hon. H. V. McChesney votes as he prays when he supports Gov. Stanley for Senator. I know of no more conscientious Baptists in Kentucky. And there are others. With malice towards none and with charity for all. insisting as we do on Baptist individualism rid conscientiousness, I am willing to place myself among those of our brotherhood who believe that this is the time for all men to be sure they are in perfect Gov. accord with our President. Stanley is such a man and the President can rely on him during and after the war. With all good wishes and high regards fraternally yours for democratic principles in both church and State. W. W. LANDRXTM. DON SINGLETARY, M. M., Moderator, Ky. Clinton, hIHMSflHF f- '-f 9 - S Hi Pll hair's-breadt- HH- a9V During The ' r1 to-d- ay the election of Governor Stanhy to the United States Senate9 WOODROW WILSON Oct. 22, 1518. all six preachers In Spanish-Americ- "I earnestly desire Supported by a Senate in thorough accord with his wise policies and lofty ideas, Woodrow Wilson will speedily bring eace and order to a distracted world. This glorious day will be delayed if he and his party are repudiated at the polls and Lodge and Penrose and their faithful follower. Dr. Bruner. are permitted to heckle and harass him. Every day's unnecessary continuance of this struggle means the loss of precious lives, means weary hours of waiting for the return of our loved ones. Support Wilson, his party and his followers for the sake of our brave boys abroad ; indorse him for the sake of their loved ones at home. Gladden the great heart of the first citizen of the world by a vote of confidence on November 5. Stanley Indorsed By Labor It is my most earnest wish that Mr. Stanley may continue to serve all of the people of the nation, and particularly the wage earners as an official representative in public office. SAMUEL GOMPERS, Fraternally yours. President American Federation of Labor. day. I am a prohibitionist, but prohibition is res adjudicata. The Kentucky Prcaident Woodrow Wilson. signed me by the constitution would your be seriously impaired should judgment be adverse, and I must frankly tell you so because so many critical issues depend upon your erdict. No scruple of taste must in grim times like these !e allowed to stand in the way of speaking the plain truth. Divided Leadership. "I have no thought of, suggesting that any political party is paramount in matters of patriotism. I feel too deeply the sacrilices which have been made in this war by all our citizens irrespective of party affiliations to harbor such an idea. I mean only that the difficult iK and delicacies of our present task are of a sort that makes I have left the most pressing and urgent duties at the National Capital and traveled a it imperatively necessary that the nation should give its undivided support thousand miles to bring to you this message that your President and his associates are to the government under a unified leadership and that a Republican Congress watching with anxious and intense interest the outcome of this election in Kentucky and are Would divide the leadership. Unity of Command. hoping that you will not fail to show your appreciation of the splendid work which has been leaders of the minority In the The done by giving a vote of on the November election day and electing to the Senate present Congress have unquestionably but they have been fecii Gov. A. O. Stanley. SENATOR J. C. W. BECKHAM. At almost every turn since we entered the war they hav Botifiht to take choice of policy and the conduct of the war out of my hands mid put it under the control of instrumentalities of their own choosing. "Tl.is is no time either for divided council or for divided leadership. now Unity of command is jys in civil tiction as it is tiKn the field of battle. If the control f the House and the Senate should be taken away from the party now in power ah optoo deeply the sacri"My Fellow Countrymen: paramount in matters of patriotism. posing majority could assume control elections. They would find it very difficult to believe that the fices which have been made in this war by all our citizens irrevoters of the United States had so chosen to support their Presiof legislation and ublige all action to "The Congressional elections are at hand. They occur In the spective of party affiliations to harbor such an idea. I mean only dent by electing to the Congress a majority controlled by the?be taken amidst contest and obstrucmost critical period our country has ever faced or Is likely to face that the difficulties and delicacies of our present task are of a sc re who are in fact not in sympathy with the attitude and action of the tion. In our time. If you have approved of my leadership and wish me that makes it imperatively necessary that the nation should give administration. Interpretation Abroad. Its undivided support to the government under a unified leadership For Sake of Nation. to continue to be your unembarrassed spokesman in affairs at The return of a Republican major"I need not tell you, my fellow countryman, that I am asking and that a Republican Congress would divide the leadership. home and al road, I earnestly beg that you will express yourself ity to either House of the Congress your support not for my own sake or for the sake of a political Interpretation Abroad. v ould, moreover, be interpretative on unmistakably to that effect by returning a Democratic majority to party, but for the sake of the nation itself in order that its inward "The return of a Republican majority to either House of the both the Senate and House of Representatives. Congress would, moreover, be interpretative on the other side of unity of purpose may be evident to all the world. In ordinary the other side of the water as a re"I am your servant and will accept your Judgment without times I would not feel at liberty to make such an appeal to you. the water as a repudiation of my leadership. Spokesmen of the Repudiation of my leadership. Spokescavil, but my power to administer the great trust assigned me by publican party are urging you to elect a Republican Congress in In ordinary times divided counsels can be endured without permen of the Republican party are urg-n- e manent hur, to the country. But these are not ordinary times. the constitution would be seriously impaired, should your judgment order to back up and support the President, but even if thev should yon to elect a Republican Cou-;- n be adverse, and I must frankly tell you so because so many criti"If in these critical days it. is your wish to sustain me with in this impose upon some credulous voters on this side of the water, order to hack up and support they would impose on no one on the other side. It is well underundivided minds, I beg that you will say so in a way which it will cal issues depend upon your verdict. No scruple of taste must in riVnt. but even if they should grim times like these be allowed to stand in the way of speaking not be possible to misunderstand either at home or among our stood there as well as here that the Republican leaders desire not se upon some credulous associates on the other side of the sea. I submit my difficulties so much to support the President as to control him. the plain truth. of the water, they Divided Leadership. and my hopes to you. "The people of the Allied countries with whom we are assoo one on the other "WOODROW WILSON" "I have no thought of suggesting that any political party is ciated against Germany are quite familiar with the significance of s well understood there as U here that the Republican leaders desire not so much to support the President, as to control him. "The people of the allied countries with whom we are associated against Germany are quite familiar with the significance of elections. They would find it very difficult to believe that the voters of the United States had so chosen to support their President by elect'rg to the Congress a majority controlled by those who are In fact not in sympathy with the attitude and action of the administration. "I need not tell you, my ABOUT CROUP. and requesting German occupa- ful toll on a sorely afflicted coun- away. I have experienced the CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH that I am asking your support, Berne, Oct. 2g Ludendorff's tion of Toul and Verdun as a ty. Am anxious each week to awful loss of family and have my own sake or for the sake If yonr children are subject to not for REMEDY. interpreted to guarantee of of a political party, but for the sake resignation is French neutrality. get the Signal to learn of condi- known months of utter lonelicronp, or if you have reason to of the nation itself In order that its mean that Germany is expecting Do not imagine that becausa Inward unity f purpose may be evitions in my heme town and coun- ness and despair. The God of us other cough medicines failed to f crar their being attackeu by that SLEEP AND REST. that the Allies" armistioe terms dent to all the world. la ordinary times you should procure a One of the most common causes ty, yet dread to peruse its col- all knows what is best, the it give you relief that it will be the disease, divided counsels can be endured with- will include the handing over of b ttle of Chamberlain's Cough permanent hurt to the country. the GermaD fleet, out the cession of of insomnia and restlessness is umns fearing to see the record seems difficult to comprehend at same with Chamberlain's Cough But these are not ordinary times. "If in these critical days it is yoor Metr and Strassburg to the Al- - indigestion. Take one of Cham- of deaths occuring daily among times, the load placed upon as. Remedy f?ear in mind that Remedy and study the directions wish to sustain me with undivided lies and tbe Allies "God tempers the wind to the from a small beginning this rem- for use, so that in case of an atoccupying berlain's Tablets immediately our people. minds. I beg that yon will say so ia you will know '. exactly what way which it will not be possible ta the fortifications Rockcastle shall ever remain shorn lsmb," and He will not edy has gained a world wide rep tack of Cologne. after supper and see if you do course to pursue. This is a favmisunderstand either at home Mannheim and Goblenz as a not rest better and sleep better. my "home place," and the wel forget His people. utation and immense sale. A among our associates on the other sid . orite and very successful remedy fare of its people is something in of the sea. I submit my dtffictalttaai guaiauicc rvf ueiuiapy s accept- They only cost a quarter. ui The Flat Rock school gave a medicine must have exceptional for croup, and is it important that and my hopes to yon, ance of President Wilson's conwhich I take gieatest interest. pie supper on October 5th, which merit to win esteem wherever it - pro-wa- My attention has been called to a statement In the Louisville press that our town were opposed to the election of Stanley as Senator. The author of that pronouncement had never consulted me. I am not a Democrat in politics, and am not now Interested one b in the partisan phases of this campaign. But my sober judgment of the issues involved compel me to favm-thelection of Mr. Stanley in preference to Mr. Bruner. Certain Baptist Associations in Western Kentucky have seen fit in the exercises of their inalienable right to urge our people to vote against Mr- Stanley, but to that advice I Cannot consent. The Prohobition question is a negligible matter in this campaign. That issue has reached such a stage that no matter which man is elected, his vote will fall on the right side. Mr. Stanley's personal habits past or present do not determine on which side his vote will be cast. When nation-wid- e prohibition comes to a vote, good sense and good politics will put Stanley on the prohibition side. But, were his prohibition, I should still emphatically favor his election. vote known to be against nation-wid- e The support of the President in the prosecution of this war is also a secondary matter. Both Mr. Bruner and Mr. Stanley can be depended upon to fight this war through to a finish. In the present fever-heof American patriotism, it would not be good sense or good politics for a Senator not to do so. Were the patriotic prosecution of this war the issue between these two men, I would not turn my hand over for the difference between them. The issue in this campaign is greater and mt re vital than either of the things named. That issue is this: Shall certain definite ideals of social, economic and political justice for the world be realized For the first time in many years we seem to have a President whose thinking is as clear and thorough as his purpose is positive and unshakeable. Thinkers and idealists to whom this era of justice has been a pleasant dream, and who have been somewhat skeptical of all politicians and their promises (even of Wilson at the outset) are now confident that they have as a President a man whose thought moves on as lofty a pitch as theirs, and who also has the political acument to translate those ideals into legislation. OUR CONFIDKNCE IS IN WOODROW WILSON. Let me quote from a recent magazine issue: "Progressive citizens of whatever party have adopted President Wilson as their leader." Tlie crucial matter In this campaign is not what Stanley or Bruner will do while the war Is on, but what they will do when the war Is ended. Either man will fight the war through to a finish it would be his finish if he did not. But, the probabilities are that one man would follow the leadership of his party chieftain and go WHERE WOODROW WILSOX IS GOING, while the other man would line up with one of the two sections of the Republican party. It is on that "probability" that I FAVOR WHOLE HEART-EDLTHE ELECTION OF STANLEY AS OUR SENATOR. Wilson has the Ideas and the ideals; lie needs now the chance to put them Into law. I am for giving him the MAX HE WAXTS so that full responsibility can tic thrust on him for any failure. If there Is failure. To my mind these vast and matters of social justice, of economic right, of political liberty demand with compelling voice that every man who loves his fellow shall vote for Stan'ey as a Sincerely, LESLIE L. SANDERS, Pastor First Baptist Church. Wilson man. e at Cadiz Minister Exposes Campaign Canard Ky., Cadiz, an War, ROOSEVELT SAID: "A refusal to sustain the President this year will, in the eyes of Europe, be read as a refusal to sustain the war, " If THEN, Why Not NOW? BECKHAM BACKS STANLEY Y co-den- ce world-significa- nt y World Will Consider Election of Republican Congress a Repudiation of Wilson President Says "A Vote For Bruner Is a Vote Against Me." Democratic Defeat Would Hamper Nation At Critical Time. - 1 1 DONT BE A SLACKER AT THE POLLS VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET NOVEMBER 5 fellow-countryme- n, I io.fn "wotvnnow willow." Obildreoary CAS TORI A FOR FLETCHER'S In this dark hour of gloom and By J. M. grief sustained by our people J dispatch on July 31, 19 14, Twenty seven deaths in Rock- surely can sympathize with thm asking France to remain neutral castle, within ten days An aw in their losses of dear ones called Holl-weg- 's ditions A precedent for third condition is Betbmaan the WAYSIDE NOTES you observe tbe directions care, was a success. The pioceeds becomes known. fully. were $80.50 Not only the young Chas. A. Davis lost a tine but the old as well showed a young Boys' High Top Boots at Lo stallion Sunday from great interest. Cut prices at Fish's. foundering on oats. Mt. Vernon Signal Mt. Vernon Ky, Nov. i, 1918 LOCAL Good heavy Corduroy suits for t s 5 t men at FisVs. 79 Fish's are selling clothes for up "No. 79" WA less than they can replace them. waot toCornmunlJ cue with SIGNAL Luther Manis will open a grocery, restaurant and meat mar-k- wti D MM 0 et in the Miss Kate Moore prop- erty. Louisvillc 4 Nashville RR CASH GROCERY STORE Fresh Meal, 25 1b J THE CASH STORE MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY Co. TIME TABLE. 22 aorta 24 north 23 south 4.57 3:35 12:35 Oct. 31 An armisiice the Allies and Turkey between was signed lodav at Minos, it is Paris, Ba; pm am pw officially announced FOLi 8 KENT. $1.10 Just received a fresh U South I 12:45 PSone No. 8. Entered at the as as. Lindrum, Agent. run, two pasture Mt Vernon, am halls, room house, with two large fine garden, large chicken lots. Formerly occupied by Mrs. Mary E. Wil- shipment of Ky. Postofioe mail matter. liams. K. G. Pilgrim Coffee BigStockofClothing At Williams. Judge Louis WaUer was here, the death of a son (announcing from Lancaster yesterday. 01 ai Adams 01 tne yuan section. Dock Reynolds is reported Will Adams, we understand, ar- some better. He nas beet very rived safely overseas some days sick. ago and the other son, Jim, who Daily and wife who was at home two weeks or more Arthur were so very sick last week, are ago returned to Camp Taylor better feeling tine after a visit home. E. Hellard and family left h. no'j ice to users oe electric yesterday for Livingstou to make Lights their home. On account of trouble a&ith our V. C. Tate is able to bj out and generator, we are unable to give F. L Durham and Mathew Finz.--l the service to our patrons that will soon be out. we want to give. Be puient a Mr. ard Mrs. Howard Baker few nights until a man can gt t and Mrs. Fanny Koe have re- a man from the city to make the necessary repairs and the all turned from Harlan. Walter Henderson writes from night service will follow. Mt. Vernon Power Co. Camp Merrif, New Jersey that he is liking army life fine. Scaffold Cane school district Miss Turner, Matron of Lang-do- has the credit for being the only Memorial, is still very sick, district in the county which stood 100 per cent on the Liberty Loan but better than last reported. drive. Atty C. C Williams and Mrs W. H. Fish and young son, William, have been with Chas C Davis made that place; relatives in London during the there were twenty five heads of families, which included everyweek. one present, and when the meet-closeBurdette Owens and Gilbert each and every (family had Hayes, of the Ottawa section are at ei ding Centre College S. A. T. pledged for a Liberty Bond. A splendid record and the loyal C. at Danville. patriotic citizens of Scaffold Cane Morris j Brown who has been are certainly to be commended very sick with influenza at his for such an expression of their home in East Bernstadt, is re- loyalty to the Stars and Strip s. d PEBSOML We are glad to correct a mis- - - MEAT per lb. Less Than Wholesale Shoes at Less Than Wholesale You take no chance in trading at this store. You know us or know our reputation for fair dealing. Men and young men, come on and get your winter suit while we have your size in the pattern you like and save yourself $5 to $10. Drummo nil's LIVINGS TON ...... ............. C a a a Lot of Corduroy Suits for Men at - - .$12.50 Lot Men's Worsted Suits extra values, at $ 1 5 to $35. MEN'S SUITS iiil!iliifiH ' RE D NOTES. ROSS I cJ MEN'S SUITS J MEN'S BOOTS MEN'S HEAVY SHOES $2.50, $3., $3.50 and $4. LACE BOOTS J 5 in. Tops at $7.65 $3. $3. 50 $4. & $4. 50 All persons who are knitting sweaters and sox are requested to bring them to Red Cross head- BOYS' HIGH TOPS TAN quarters tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, also bring the scraps of yarn you have left. There ill be new sweater yarn waiting for you. OUR CLOTHING CASES AND RACKS ARE LOADED WITH FINE CLOTHES AND EVERY SUIT HAS HAD THE PRICE CUT. THIS STOCK IS SELLING LIVELY AT THE PRICES WE ARE MAKING. Food Administration feeds-containin- ported bettjr. Sfrs. Alice Childress was called to Middletown, Ohio last night on account of the serious illness of her daughters. Charley Thompson has been with his wife and other relatives since Sunday. He will return to Camp Upton today and Mrs. Thompson will go with him. John Mullins, of Berea, who has been in such a serious con dition with pneumonia following inftueozi, is reported better. He is at the Robinson Infirmary. W. M. Mullins received a letter th s morning from his. son, Rich All merchants who sell mill g any wheat product must pledge the buyer uot to feed same to any stock other than milk cows, young pigs and young calves. I sh .11 furnish these pledges upon application. All merchants must keen a record of all sugar sold. Eicb merchant should have a sugar FLU. ledger, having a sugar account Flu conditions are very much with each customer. The followimproved in Mt. Vernon. The ing is a suggested form: only new cases reported this Mo in Customer Ami of aufraa mt. lamily bought available week are Logan Arnold and fam 12 ily and Marshal Pleas DeBord John Jones 2lb and wife. Mr. Ardold and wife Nov. ist " ioth 4lb certainly tried to do their part ' 16th jib for those who have been sick " 25th Jib heretofore and it is now up to the people to see that Mr. Arnold Don't Wait Too Long to Make Your Selection, DO IT TheHomeof buy more. The Government is insisting that it have the names of these people. Each sugar sale must be charged to the head We can then of the house. check up the merchants sugar records and furnish the Government the names of those disloyal Americans. H. T. Young, Rockcastle County Food Administrator, Mt. Vernon, Ky. hlugene Gentry who died last Friday was a member of the Tr. 0. U. A. M., and in less than twenty four hours after his death that order had paid his burial expense. TO-DA- Y HART SCHAFFNER& MARX Clothes OfflCIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION Nov. 5, 1918 ard, who is now in France Grant Mullins is also across. Their address is 38th Div. Hdf Lr , A E. F. France. i2lb has proper attention. Some people have been disThe doctors report the general conditions throughout the county loyal enough to buy all the sugar very much improved, yet there that they were entitled to at one are some serious cases in differ- store and then go to another and ent sections. DEATHS. The following deaths have been reported from influenza and pneumonia since our last is.ue While the toll is much lighter than reported last week, yet it is still heavy for a county with no greater population than Rockcastle. The list follows: Miss Risse Dolan, of Pine Hill, sister of Mrs R. A. Welch. Mrs. Harrison Ramsey, daughter of Mrs. Geo. Gentry and a sister of Eugene Gentry, who died Thursday night and Mrs. Ramsey died Friday. A small child of Wilev Cable of near B rod head. Hobart Mullins, son of Charley Mod Mullins of near Withers. Bob Baker, age about 23, son of Jack Baker, of Orlando. Robert Moore, son of Tom Moore of near Livingston. A small child et David Baker, Pine Hill. Two deaths are reported on Crooked Creek but we are unable to get the names Campaign Canard The statement circulated by Dr. Bruner and others that Governor Stanley in a speech at Cincinnati on March 16, 1918, that prohibitionists were worse tyrants than the Kaiser and bigger fools is absolutely false, and was immediately corrected by the paper which published it. Con- Ramey Richards, who n et only had influenza and pneumonia, but had appendicitis as well, has re turned from the Pennington feeling very much better. He will go back for an operation in about two weeks. Dave Clark of the Orlando section bad a message today stating his son. Albert Clark, was seriously ill on the U. S. Battleship ry Democratic Party FOR 8 6 l. S. SENATOR FOR Are you in favor of a 20-- c j J Yes Republican Party e l. S. SENATOR I direct road nt No ... A.O.STANLEY Henderson, Ky. BEN L. BRUNER Louisville, Ky. tax? Q FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS. NAT. M. ELLIOTT Corbin, Ky. THE IM TED STATES -- tONORESS. lllirois, at or near Fortress roe, Va. Mon- Young Clark volunteered in the Navy about July 1st. J. C. Bullen, Bob Ambrose, Tommy Jones, Cecil Linville, John Vaughn and Roy Llnville will leave in a few days for Camp Knox, near Louisville to help build the Army Camp. All these are residents of Scaffold Cane. Ben Jennings, one of the best priuters in the U. S. A., who was with the I. J. at Stanford for a long time and who is now stationed at Camp Sheridan, Ala , was here a few hours Wednesday Mrs. J. R. Evans, wife of Magto see his old friend Mathew istrate J . R. Evans. Fmzel and family. A small child of Dock Clifford. Private Irvine Rice of the ConA son of Rev. Wm. Durham way section died at an army camp this week and was buried and two children of Tom Phil-becof Johnetta. at Conway. He had been in Mrs. John Payne, of near Livthe service about four or live months and was married a short ingston, died last night Mrs. time before going in. His trouble Payne was a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dick Sowder. was Spanish Influenza. A Mrs. Gill, whOse home was Other Bullock, who has been in Laurel County, died yester stationed at Columbus Barracks, Ohio for some months, came da at the home of ner daughter home a week ago just after being near Cve An eighteen months old child released from the hospital on ac of the Flu. He made the of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansel was count trip out to Hansford in the night brought here lrom Harlan Sun- day for burial. iind has been very sick since. k gressman Alfred A. Allen and other distinguished guests who were present have also contradicted it. D D J. M. ROBSION . I j Barbourville, Ky. This false statement is made at the close of the campaign for the purpose et preju dicing Governor Stanley in the eyes of the temperence people and to secure a repudiation of Woodrow Wilson at the polls. i vbs i "Y- - ................... i... M 1 11. BROWN I THOS. S. RHEA, Campaign Chairman. PERUNA A Mrs. Kate Marquis, Mid-dlebur- g, writes as follows: Logan Co., Ohio, "I have used Peruna with success. It has cured me of catarrh of the head and throat. It is the best medicine for catarrh that I have ever used. I am completely cured. Thanks to Peruna." Mrs. Marquis is but one of many thousands who know the value of Peruna for that catarrhal condition of the membranes responsible for many of the human ills. I Am Completely Cured H in m Rex Griffin, son of Edgar Griffin and a grandson of C M Cummins, of Corbin, died at Camp Taylor of influenza and his body Re.was brought to Maretburg for Wednesday. burial Another Rockcastle boy who paid the ; price for the freedom of mankind. Althought he never saw the West em frcnt, yet his sacrifice is just as great and his. memory should be held as sacred in the bosom of all liberty loving people. A good team of For Sale: horses wagon and harness or will sell one or both seperately. See W. T. Davis, Mt. Vernon, ..... . ... . ..... Ky. Ml Right Here Just plain old Am - BILL BROWN just moved from the tunnel, right into the middle of town. Bring your Produce and coa to see me. I Will Pay You Highest Price. W.H.BROWN ............... ... .i. . almli'mlllllSt! .......::;::::::: u;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; e ;:u:::;;i;;ii ".. . : If you object to liquid remedies ask for Peruna in tablet form. G.4k.&jr.QJBLiA. FOR ?L1S5&S SUBSCRIBE FOR Thr&" SIGNAL 7 m KTIT . m. 'ywrni iii-M- i waning, and she looked bigger tltar he did, sot.iehow, standing there In Um iMBtf-Ug- ht Children Cry for Fletcher's LOOK OUT FOR IttKl It) l hi (Z&tfgS Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been. thirty years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive vou in this. " are but All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. PETER PERKINS ."he Ctery cf a Man Who Came To. Ly Abby Meguire Roach. : Pe-t-- in use for oyer r early nine o'clock when et iu from the field that night ' ItO) ;iud daylight, . ere living lia.v ten! ho ami tired. Noeu to nine was taking on . mie stretch to go without It w: Beajidat he was irroachy. Jim hud hud to go off with the draft iay fuel. Cat day ! Just-as-go- od Casteria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine ner other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. WhatisCASTORIA GENUINE CASTOR I A Bears the Signature of ALWAYS C&&M&&U In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Nannie, who was wateh'iig, had his meal ti the hrtrtt by the time he was ready. She had had a hard day herself, what with Jim and the house and the babies. But she was there with the goods hot stuff! and she Peshore gave a man some plateful ter felt the comforting effects of that meal before he had gotten at it. And still he had to have his growl ! "Fine time 0' day t' be settin' down supper!" he said. "Might as well be some o' them Noo York swells 'dinner at nine,' and then on a show an' d:;nce." "Well, one more job t' th' good," Nannie smiled. "It's like the service flag painted on the big, white barn would have another star put on it, th' lady said t'day we are th' folks t' practice whut folks like her are prcaehin' ; and she said she didn't know but whut ouru wus th' hardest ! f "'i h' lady sa:d we .'hadn't ought t' git mad at people like you,'' she s.;?d "She said you just didu't have th mind, er you hadn't got th vision. But I'm mad. You make me bile all reel Y' aint th' only person that's sick death o' food. "Seems lii.a :ol.h' people can't think o' nothin' in the world b it food. But 1 wouldn't make a god o' my stombk fe n:'.:iin' could give me. All we heed is aneack; an' iiy stomick a:n where I lire, let me te!l y'. I've got heart and arts ways a place far a bra "I do think o' Sihat people alo.r with us and ourn. All other peoph are just like us and our pecple you reckon that th' people ovei then feel jt:st like we do about Jim. "I don't know whut kind o' man y th:i.k y' are. V ain't no man at till just some sort o' low animal. You't tiw'nt over the food in a life boat You d put women and children hefon y' goin' into th' Bgfcttaf. You do:' even see, when your own brother is !i it! I wouldn't put it past y' t' stea candy from a child." Are You Asleep at the Switch? Men are get ing robbed of all their money every day by carrying it around or kaving it about their homes f Take no chance At Mt Deposit your monev in the 1 -- ln't A Good- - Solid If you do not want to use it at once you can get interest on it, and the Bank pays all your Taxes on your money PEOPLES BANK Banking Institution. Vernon f part. From "Over There" They tell us the only time "Kaiser Bill" or Hindenburg whistles is when they are nervous. "Our own Yanks" have started them whistling. Let's back them up by subscribing to the Fourth Liberty Loan LEAVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION THE WITH I went in with Jim, y' know, and I stopped by and heerd fady from th' other side that th Gove'ment's sendin' round. My, but It makes y' understand a lot better and brings things closter t' y t' hear Somebody tulk like that, that's educated, an' as beeu there, and e'n make is all so clear! "She says th' war hasn't really touched his country ylt ; we don't know nothin' about smoke er blood er havin' f do without, not really. Why, he says in her country th' little children have been savin' their sugar fer their soldiers, and in Roeshia and a lot o' them other places over there they're livln' on stuff that we wouldn't think was fit fer much of anything but th' pigs. "She says we sent tea million tons ' food over last year, but this year It's got t' be fifteen million. We fed a million an' a half o' eur soldiers hut next year it will be twict as many, besides all them other people behind th' lines. "She says we've just got cut out marc waste an' all these luxuries and extrys, er we will want, even ef we haven't done it yit, an' everybody else will end git licked, too yit with Jim in it ef we don't do our part in every way." "Where's that half ' pie that was left from dinner?" Peter inquired having just about demolished all op position anfi looking for fresh terraii to turn his attention to. "Oh, Peter, you can't have dessert twict a day! Whut was I just tellin y'? Pie takes sugar and pie take-floand pie takes shortenin', and y' know it's all tliem things that th (Jove'ment wants us f save fer th soldiers an' th' other people over aftenvards tat f or modification reached him, not even Ihe clearing away of the dishes, that decent disposal of the late casualties. He felt pretty sick, and of course it was the pie hot as it was, and late, and him though half a pie never seemed very much in peace times. Still this was war; Peter realized it ; war outside and in. The house was dark and still, and he had an uneasy feeling of a silem hgure m the farther room, sitting judging. Curiously enough, the same figure seemed sitting, judging, in himself. Daggone it all! couldn't anybody understand that what was the mattei with him was Jim's going? He hat! had too many babies to be called ye: himself, and he had accepted his exemption ; but he felt like a yellow cur, he felt like a loafer and a shirk, with Jim going. And lie had said he did as much as the soldiers! and had implied that they ought to look out for themselres! Where would he be if they did, and if all thoae other people had done it? Looking out for Peter Perkins, as he boasted, ail alone against the Hun? Nannie was right. People who behaved like him weie whatever their country. Looking out for Poter Perkins was a Hun motto. Look out for Peter Perkins, indeed, if he was like that He groped his way in at last to where his wife still sat rigid, by the children's bedside, and it was very much like a child himself that he slip led awkwardly down beside her, sure of that loving kindness and understanding that he had reviled and that he so depended on. "Oh, Nan," he gulped, "th' kids gone, and ill most we c'n do ain't half enough f back him. Let's cut out th pie and anything else tl ;it will help tiU we've gotten rid o' th' Hon." dog-tire- d ! Huu-peopl- e, ! on the porch, but no sign of t'eter had bad his pie. He went out retraction BANK WITH US Peoples Bank You Will Be I Pleased Mitiago and man of fash- Mi Hill I with the perfect fit of your suit, the (jiiality "feel" of the cloth and its imlivilual design when ordered from United States Tailoring Co. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Their line is overflowing with Dew, appealing overcoatings fabrics that will delight the )onng ion and make the business man look the part. your intimate inches with the skill that makes Prices exti'emely low. Tailored to no mitakes. Shirley C. Adams, Brodhead ur Mkyw-VKTO- W there." Bank of Mt. Vernon AUSTRIA HAS HAD ENOUGH. In the direct and informal Ian gaage et the curb, "Austria has kicked in." The news which a few months since would have created so wide a sensation, is fully discounted; and is received with that complacency that fol lows upon the consumption of a deal that long has been success, fully In train; and which now is virtually complete to the profit of the party of the first part; and the salvation of the party of the second part Austria would gladly have quit the war long ago. had it not been involved in what our rural Kentuckians know as a "tail-bolt- " the same being equally difficult to release and to maintain. Austria now sees no good rea son for dawdling along with her former Prussian masters in the matter of negotiations. This is a sensible view of the matter; and especially so since Austria is enabled to see with the eyes of the world that Jher former Prussian masters are mow impotent to mike things perilous, or even disagreeable for her. Austria wishes to be left alone to seek something to eat, something to wear and a place to lay his weary head Meantime, the Czechs and the Jugo-Slavare given full satisfaction; and it is apparent that any of the subject peoples may go at far as they like in self de termination so far as Austria is s of Austria the more useful and interesting: and from this viewpoint it is impossible to see why Austria should not be given way and accept her quietus within a very shoit time. Then Turkey GREATLY BENEFITED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS "I am thankful for the good I have received by using Chamber Iain's Tablets. About two years ago when I began taking them I was suffering a great deal from distress after eating, and from headache and a tired, languid feeling due to in digestion and a torpid liver. Chamberlain's Tab- lets corrected these disorders in a short time, and since taking two bottles of them my health has been good," writes Mrs, M. P. Harwood, A a burn, to. Y. With the American Forces, Oct 29, 10 p m. Abundant evidence is reaching our side of the line that German soldiers who are opposing stubborn resistance to the First American Army north of Verdun are fighting under instructions from their officers that the harder they resist now the better armistice terms the Germans will be offered. Prisoners state that they have im phcit faith that success in holding back the Americans now will have an important effect on the diplomatic situation. There was no important infantry activity on the American front today. However, the artillery on both sides was busy, the Germans sending over 7,500 shells and we replying with some 10,000. Aerial activity is above the normal, thirteen Boche fliers being brought down by our -- concerned. As an element of emphasis to Austria's note we find the gallant Italians capturing 9,000 on the Italian (Piave, prisoners presumably) front; and therwise comforting themselves as if they never had heard the word peace. In France the Allies are proceeding about their business with a constancy that gives the lie to all suggestions that talk of peace might weaken our morale. These facts make the giving "Oh, fer th Lord's sake!" Peter broke out. "Food, food, food! and money an' 'other people ever sence th' start o' this damned war. Seems like a feller c'n have anything he wants t' eat just so's he don't want it and it ain't eatable. I'm sick 't death 0' food." "Corn-breaand vegetable and fruit and eggs and milk and chickens," Nannie murmured. But Peter was hi no mood to listen. "Carlo' more about all them other people than about your own husband and children Carin' more about them people over there than about all us people over here! We're just as Important as anybody. We do just as much. We do just as much as the soldiers. Jim says so, and you know It They couldn't git along without ns. Look out fer Peter Perkins Is my motto. W've got do our work and we've got f have our food do it on." "Th, lady said,'' Nannie spoke after a moment in a quiet voice, "that some leople seemed like they couldn't understand until It got them er soaie o' th' people they cared about She said that was why so many people was just hegiimin' t' understand really In this country. But she said " Peter had gotten up and was looking around him like a baited bull, and Nannie rose, too, her voice urgent and shaking a little with emotion, "she Maid when anybody onct had seen er understood, they couldn't never git away from thinkiaj about it an' carin'; it was like havin' somebody o' their own In it; all them millions o' lieople over there, fightin' and suffer-in- ' an' dyin', er '.k and starvln' and homeless, while we only hare t' work a little harder and eat a little more of a different kind o' food." -Where'. that pie 7". Peter half laughed, half growled. He was looking in the safe and the bread box. "You'd better let me have it because IU find It Pie or die! Pie at any price for me! I'll eat Jim's piece, now, fer him. Touch me anywheres else, but leave me easy la my stotnick. I tail y' that's where a man lives." Dot Nannie would not smtte. She went ever to the cupboard where she had pot pie away for toaaerrew'a dinner 'and got it and set it en the table before him. Then ahe wheeled and started into the other room. On the erge of its ominous silence and she paused, hew ever, and lifted. The last of the daylight Was d ! g I A For Weak Women use for over 40 y ears Thousands of voluntary letters from women, telling of the good Cardui has done them. This is the best proof of the value of Cardui. It proves that Cardui is a good medicine for women. There are no harmful or habit -- forming drugs in Cardui. It is composed only of mild, medicinal ingredients, with no bad In 1 after-effec- ts. I WILL ON 11 Monday, November AT MY PLACE A th y yjk 4 miles c No. of Brodhead ON COPPER CREEK f t Offer for sale to the highest bidder - TAKE the following: CARDUI The Woman's Tonic wm v4 y2 y You can rely on Cardui. Surely it will do for you what it has' done for so many thousands of other womenl It should help. , Hi was lanen sick, i '" seemed to be v Brood Mare 1 yeatling Mule, I Mule Colt I Milch Cow 20 head fat Hogs 200 bushels of Corn 5 tons of Hay J six-year-old f y Y ., f writesMrs.MaryE.Veste, oi Aiaaison neignis, va. . ... - r mr , K, ty J. C. McCLARY f "I got down so weak, could hardly walk . . . jusi owcicu a. uunu. 1 read of Cardui. and after taking one bottle, or before taking quite all, 1 felt much better. I took, a or 4 bottles st that time, and was able to do my work. I take it in the spring when rundown. 1 had no appetite, and 1 commenced eating. It fs the best tonic I ever saw." Try Cardui. Rig Farming Implements Household and Kitchen Furniture TERMS OF SALE will be made known day of Sale. 1 two-hor- se ... SALE STARTS AT JO O'CLOCK. I Levi Estridge HARVE BOWMAN, Auctioneer DR. WALTER jrffrr B? 7T ft AH Druggists y 1.10 X .vvvvvvvvvvv $Pt&&&-2&-- pcCspC&X ' . M WHITE & CO, av a JUISVICLE, KV. Dentist 3 Office b W. BETNURUtt ATTORNEY AT LAW MT VHRNON RY. C. C. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W Williams MT VEENON.KY bftl 1 d fuR value paid ortmt iBaimvimav UNDERTAKER .FURS t I Skia and AVKPi ami EMBALMER STANFORD, KY. 'advertise in signal CASTORIA FOR FLETCHER'S Baker's Stors MT. U. G. Over Will practice in all the courts j umce on vnurcn aireet OFFICE. On2rd.aoorof Back of Mt. Vernon, on! Church St. Special atten tion given collections. TNONB 8o VERNON, KENTUCKY KTC)0CXX3CC


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Just wondering whether they use a standard laptop style DIMM or whether it's all on-board and soldered, or what. Seems to me the 1GB rather cripples it, if it could be upped to 2 or even 4, it'd be more capable.


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|Fred G. Clark, moderator; Don Gardiner, announcer; Major George Fielding Eliot (military expert, noted CBS military analyst and Herald-Tribune feature writer), Major-General Paul B. Malone (USA retired, Blue Network military analyst), and Lt.-Colonel W. Stewart Roddie (sent by British government on special missions to Germany after the last war, represtnative from England to Inter-Allied Disarmament Conferences), speakers.
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This is a discussion on Nordyke 9th Circuit opinion presumably imminent within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by mlr1m The government was never supposed to be able to just take power on itself the way it does now. We have ...
The courts do not as you wrote, impose taxes. They can fine the heck out of you when you break the law, and are punished for breaking the law, but that isn't the same thing as taxes.
Where would you put the decisions on Federal tax revenue ?
Fact is, the people decided the issue when the states ratified the constitutional amendment allowing collection of an income tax.
It isn't as if the taxation is in any way unconstitutional or unlawful. We (our predecessors on this continent) voted for it. We gave our government that power so that it would have the revenue to do the things it needs to do. [We can of course argue over what it should be doing. ]
Frankly aside from the fact that it is factually incorrect to state that the courts impose taxes *a remark within an earlier post in this thread* a great many taxes are imposed locally (by your neighbors), and are very very burdensome.
Let's see: Depending on where you live, you pay
State Income Taxes
City Income Taxes
Property Taxes- state, school district, municipality, perhaps special district taxes of one sort or another
Vehicle Registration Fees
Various user fees
Sales taxes
Most states have no right to throw stones at Federal taxation because they are squandering the local tax revenue at least as badly as Uncle does. My property tax is 40% of my Federal Income tax. My state's sales tax makes my state taxation at least as burdensome in total as the Federal Taxation.
Someone your age and mine, is now receiving the benefits of a lifetime of contributions to both Social Security and Medicare.
Which of these do you want to give up?
So SelfDefense if not all opinions are venerable etc. and we are to assume that today's court is no smarter or altruistic or honorable than previous courts, who should decide what is "bad law" and should be modified or overturned? Just because someone decades ago said something is "settled law" does that necessarily mean it is good law?
Infowars- Proving David Hannum right on a daily basis
Just got word that the 9th Circuit incorporate 2nd amendment...
Of Arms and the Law: Nordyke v. King 9th Cir. incorporates 2nd
You can find the text of the decision here...
"We are therefore persuaded that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth
Amendment incorporates the Second Amendment and applies it against the states and local governments."
FindLaw: U.S. Constitution: Fourteenth Amendment: Annotations pg. 25 of 40
The broad scope of federal courts' remedial powers was more recently reaffirmed in Missouri v. Jenkins. 62 There the Court ruled that a federal district court has the power to order local authorities to impose a tax increase in order to pay to remedy a constitutional violation, and if necessary may enjoin operation of state laws prohibiting such tax increases.
I guess they are not actually imposing a tax. They are only forcing someone else to do it. Somewhat like the Congress does when they force the states to enact laws.
Yes, in a way it is imposing taxes, but quite indirectly and only because the good ole boys did something (of failed to do something) they were required to do.
I understand what you are saying, but such court ordered payments aren't the reason we all pay lots of taxes.
Don't know about where you live, but around here our local school district squanders a huge amount on athletics programs. Our city has lovely parks, so I don't know if I would call that squandering of money, but the Parks and Recreation Dept. has a pretty hefty budget.
And then they squander money on needless litigation. Our city can't get along with its neighbor; and both routinely litigate all manner of stuff.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is that squandering money isn't something only the Feds do. I think it is at least as prevalent a practice at the local level. And moreover, one guys squandering is another's essential service. That's why we have representatives who make these decisions.
Now, back to Nordyke.....
Alright, I like the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals---my kind of guys. I don't know why the discussion in http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulle...es-merged.html wasn't merged to this thread, but it's great news.
What hat did they pull that out of? It sure wasnt the constitution.
We let it happen because it suits some of us. Congress won' do their jobs so we ask the courts to do it. I'm just saying that if the government gets it power from us through the constitution , where is it that the courts found that power? Where did they find the power to create laws?


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BOR Braquet Kit BB386 EVO | BB392 EVO MTB
The BOR Innenlagerkit allows cranks with Smart Spindle System or 30mm shaft in frame with BB386 EVO driving inner bearing receptacle. The bearings of the size 30 x 42 x 7 (Inside x Outside x Width) are sealed double-sided. For additional protection against contamination these camps sealing washers are in front again.
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