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The Richardtopian Military is more of a concept than a reality but still is used by the Richardtopian government as a means of defence. The Richardtopian military is here to defend the borders of Richardtopian territory and its allies. Since an actual war involves killing and many illegal things Richardtopia would propose to conduct battles on the PC video game 'Battlefield 4' call of duty black ops and games like empire total war.along with the game conquer club.
The 5 branches of the richardtopian military are led by the army supported by first the navy and marines along with the air force and coast guard. There is a joint high command and a joint spec ops command for unforcene predictiments.
The richardtopian military is led by the army which is the largest branch with the most funding and members. The richardtopian army is led by these comanders: emperor Richard: general of armies overall commander of the army and the millatary. Lord Theo Robinson: commander of engineers.


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Welease Bwian has looked high enough in the weights since recording a double here at the end of last year. Megaleka failed to cope with a 7lb rise last time for her earlier win at Wolverhampton but Rise To Glory has slipped down the handicap and was beaten only a length over 6f here last week. However, earlier form gives him a bit to find with DESERT STRIKE and the latter is only 1lb higher than when scoring over track and trip last month. Conor Dore's charge also has the beating of Mossgo and Dawn Catcher and it could be his turn again today.
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A Facebook user, Uju Patrica, posted the story of the woman on her wall, narrating how the woman was caught in another family's compound while in the process of burying the deadly charms.
The plans of an elderly woman to harm another family in her community in Anambra State, backfired after she was caught red-handed burying charms in the family compound of her neighbours.
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The angry youths in the village proceeded to her house to conduct a search and they were further shocked to find a goat bleating like a human being and shedding tears, as well as other charms she had stocked in her house.
She was beaten blue black and paraded half naked around the village.
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"She (the woman) went to bury charms behind one Ofieli family just behind her house and she was caught live."
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Why Are So Few Females Promoted into CEO and Vice President Positions? Danish Empirical Evidence, 1997-2007
The authors estimate the probability of promotion into VP and CEO positions using employer-employee data from all Danish companies observed during the period 1997 to 2007. After controlling for a large number of firm and family-related variables, including take-up history of maternity and paternity leave and proxies for female-friendly companies, a considerable gap still occurs in the promotion probabilities for CEO positions. Part of the gap is due to gender differences in the area of specialization as top executive. Women tend to cluster in VP positions in HR, R&D, and IT areas in which the chances of a CEO promotion are lower than for positions as CFOs and VPs in Sales or Production areas.
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There's change thread but there also needs to be change post as well.
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Happy belated Christmas everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful day! I've been a bit absent lately, and so as the lull between Christmas and New Year begins it's time to finally have a catch up!
I came across this tag over on Jillian's Books and thought it might be fun to have a go!
How much do you love snow?
Easy question, A LOT. Waking up and opening your curtains to find the world covered with snow is one of the most magical feelings in the world. And I actually had that feeling this morning! It was only a light dusting but it made my day!
How do you eat your gingerbread men? Head first or feet first?
I have to eat the head first and get it out of the way. I'm one of those people who feels bad eating things shaped like people/animals. Jelly babies, chocolate rabbits, you name it and I have to eat the head first. Silly but true.
Do you like seasonal reading? Do you specifically seek out books set around winter during winter?
I do but I hardly ever get them all read haha! I always trawl Amazon for free Christmas themed kindle books and short stories. This year I must have found at least ten and only had time to read one! I guess they'll have to wait until next year now!
Have you ever been caroling? Would you go?
Yes and yes. A few of us from our local church used to go around our village carol singing, lanterns and all, but this was years ago. I'd love to revive the tradition one day.
Favourite Christmas Song
I'm a traditionalist at heart, and so my favourite song is Sussex Carol (or On Christmas Night All Christians Sing), but I love O Holy Night too.
Favourite Christmas Tradition?
It's got to be the food surely? We always go all out; turkey with all the trimmings (especially pigs in blankets) and enough desserts to see us right up until New Years Day! We also name our Christmas tree, if that counts as a tradition? We get a real one and they have a different name every year.
Do you eat Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day or Christmas Eve?
Christmas Day, always. Usually mid afternoon by the time everything is ready!
And when do you open your presents?
Christmas morning. We live on a farm so we get up early to make sure all the animals are fed, before changing into our Christmas jumpers, gathering around the roaring log fire and opening our presents together. Old fashioned perhaps but I wouldn't have it any other way.
What book boyfriend/girlfriend would you want under your tree?
My answer to this changes with literally every book I read. My current favourite is Jamie Fraser from the Outlander series of books. Must be the kilt.
I'm tagging anyone and everyone who reads this! Hope you're all enjoying the festive season!
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HURRAY YOU DID THE TAG! :D I only saw this now, and I love your answers! I love snow too, and I noticed both of our holiday traditions are food-related hehe <3 I wish I had said I went caroling in pre-school, but I only remembered once I posted the tag, haha. I heard a lot of good things about the Outlander series. Maybe I should check it out!ReplyDelete
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No more fruitless hugging a radiator. sfcjai Hieh fuel prices seal -the doom of extravagant., -- vou s?v5"5""W fiiftl wastino- - hftatinjr nlnnts. It." want a oer- V:-- . fectly heated home and greatly reduced fuel bills you will invest in mf.'y 1: "5 .Tiil-Vr- .f What a satisfaction to get next to real heat after that .. .. . m? I :C ffiVf m ww m&. ..'. 3 :yujj: .At ?':' 'a. . a: m j sp;- -j Cole's Original AND BRIGHT. J?: Hot Blast Heater BURNS CHEAPEST COM. CLEAN USES ANY FUEL - '"v i P ifa&s ':. j It will sav tfi nation millions to fuel money this winter. Act now. No. Ill Order Not To Burn Leaves TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Collector's Office, Danville, Ky , Oct. 14th, who 19 18. rs have In order 'that those To protect the health of the income and prohts taxes to pay public, it is hereby ordered by may prepare themselves in ad. the Board of Health of Rockvance for the large payments and Needed Save j KnoxtorState castle County, that all persons within the corporate limits of Mt. Vernon be required i"JOT TO BURN LEAVES, but collect all leaves on their premises and in front of their property to the center of the street and remove and cover same with dirt. It is recommended that all leaves be put on gardens and to accumulate gradually the fund necessary to meet them Collector of Internal Revenue, John W. r Hughes calls attention of ihe to advantage of purchasing now Treasury certificates of indebtedness bearing 4 per cent, interest aud maturing July 15th, tax-pave- scribed, in payment of income and profits tax taxes when payable at or before maturity of the certiri cates. "It is the aim of the Government to make the floating of this issue of certificates of indebtedness a popular one' said Collector Hughes and it will be to the advantage of those (whose taxes are measured in compari-tlvelsmall amounts as well as the large corporations and wealthy persons to particulate .n the purchase of these inpreg liable securities." i9r8. The Collector has been advised bv the Secretary of the Treasury that certificates of this issue will be accepted at par, with adjustment of accrued interest, under rules and regulations to be pres- - covered. It is also ordered that all weeds and rubbish on and in front of property to center of the street be removed This Oct. 16, I9I8. Cam Mullins These certificates may be purchased at the federal Reserve Bank or at any bank or trust They are in denomicompany nations of $500, $looo, $sooo, $lo,ooo, and $100,000. Children Cry Children Cry CASTORI A OA3TORIA Walker Owens A. G. Lovell. Members of Board. A. G. Lovell, Secretary. 3 DON'T BURN LEAVES. Don t burn leaves during the influenza epidemic". Health Officer Peters ordered Monday. Lend the Way They Right. Buy Liberty Bonds To Yo u r U t m est. KgHZXt r j "Bury them. They make good fertilizer." "Those who are ill from Ir i tQCI't ph- t t t,IIIS silfftii3 jrJHtfrar Wj r$MWd B goose-pimple- s. 8 b the purest air possible. Persons who bum leaves depriving their are stricken fellow citizens of pure air and thus endangering their lives. fluenza are entitled to 8 -- dis-plae- r,Good citizens will refrain from burning leaves All citizens must." STOVES d, nl ( BRONICHAL TROUBLE. Mrs. A. E. Sidenberger, Rock-fielInd., states: "For an attack of bronchial trouble which usually assails me in the spring I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the only thing that gives me relief. After using it for a few days all signs of bronchial trouble disappears." Buy MORE Bonds RANGES and Sec 9JOHN ROBINSS I Uk Kem BBODHBAD Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S SP1GLR I A hSUZXii i JXZ4IXI t tXZIZBK A 72&ZL2& Mt Vernon SignallI INT IICM7A HCATUO Kin I I IO Lt-r-V Friday, T IN ROCKCASTLE every Friday Published Nl-M THE WESTERN FRONT AT HOME Earn and give. For a year the younp people of America have been conched in thrift. Instead of the old problem In the arithmetic book, "If Mary's mother gave her three apples. Jane gave her two, and she ate one, how many would she have?" the third erode girl Is now sent to the blackboard to solve, "How many Thrift stumps at 25 cents apiece will Mary own at the end of 12 months If she saves 10 cents n week?" The girl In the grade above her Is learning In her nrlthmetic lesson how many Thrift stamps it takes to buy the yum for 500 helmets for the soldiers In France. Still farther on the eighth grader Is told to figure in terms of War Savings stamps how much It costs to supply a regiment of Uncle Sam's men with shelter tents. And now the Earn and Give club of the younger girls of the Young Women's Christian association Is organized to turn those Thrift lessons Into Oct. 18, 1916 r by EDGAR S. ALBRIGHT. SUBSCRIPTION ONE YBAK $I.O Advertising rates maue known on application MEMBER OP t. Vernon. JOHN BOYD CAKNK. Tine Hill, MRS. DOLPH Ml LLIS, Pine Hill, MRS. LUVADI I .) AN ami child, Mt. Vernon, WILLIE PAYNh Freedom section. W. H. KRUEGrR, TAX NOTICE Last Call Nov. 1 In Your Voting KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION Deaths Elsewhere cf Rockcastle Citizens HIATT CRAWF )RD, Indianapolis ALLEN SMITH. Rattle Ship New Jersey, Precinct Friday Saturday Mullins Station a a n 2 6 7 Livingston the Signal speaks to the pub lie at this trying time, such as we e passing through in the Influa-- It is with much feeling that enza Epidemic .and whilst it is im- p sible to mention the names of the affected ones in the coutty, we extend our good wishes to all who have suffered, ar.d hope that the disease will abate rapidly, and HIATT CRAWFORD that no further deaths will occur. We ourselves have suffered and Our Soldier Boy know Jits effect. We extend our Hiatt Crawford was the first sympathy to the bereaved who of our town boys to be brought have had the misfortune to loose home in his casket, wearing the their loved ones uniform of his Country. His death touched the depths of this D community's emotions. The whole respected Lee Carson, I3 years old, young- community honored, est son of Mr. and Mrs W. A. and loved this soldier boy. They Carson, died at 6:45 o'clook Tues- shared with the family their day morning with influenza. Lee pride in him. He belonged to had never been strong physically the highest type of young Ameri and had been a sufferer for many years with astnma and doubtless Much sympathy is felt for the had some tubercular trouble and bereaved ones. There are verv On the 14th October, the disease proved to much for few families in town or In this Krueger died atofhis bone, in1918, W. H this town, Ins run down condition and after vicinity that have escaped the after an illness of only a few days oi ... lnil whidhaung piague, apamsn mnu- several days of intense suffering ITln anAomin OUU .!, MU vfiuvmiv rA IUV SllUUOUtOi) enza."ss is so fatally sweeping our finally succumed to it. He was of it has been felt in many country y a bright boy, a favorite of the homes.- Dr V E. Craveley is Will Krueger. as he was familiarly . "we w u Mt uw") loui, auKi family and every body likvd him. conuaeu 10 nis oea now witn It. t ""ii country with his parents in 1883, this years ago his parents He was a member of the Chris- and the first of last week Dr. W and twenty-sevelocated in this place which has been his at- F. Carter was confined several home ever since. He grew up here with tian church and a regular tendant both of church and Sun- days with it. The doctors and our boys and became one of them. He was a favorite anions his associates and day School and will be grtatly druggists are kept very busy playmates. He attended the public and missed by his many young friends and in f ict a half dozen doctors high school here, and afterwards was a student in Center College, Danville, and associates. In many re could not have answered all the Kentucky, and later attended the Law spects this was one of the saddest calls that came to town. We feel, school in Louisvills, Kentucky, and was admitted to the practice of the law funerals we ever attended, and however, that the worst of the in January 1911. October the 12th, 1911, what made it more so was the epidemic has been reached and he married Miss Mary Cecil, of Dublin, Virginia, who survives him. To them small number that was able to that conditions will soon settle was born one son, Fritz, who is now attend, and so many of his little back to their normal state. Last four years old and an exceedingly brinht and lovely little boy. Besides friends were unable to attend Sunday was the first and only his wife and little boy he leaves his either because of sickness or the time within our memory that no father, Fritz Krueger, Sr , and two brothers, Fred and August, who are scare of the disease. The re- bells were heard at the different residents of this place and successful mains were buried at the Chris- churches, and there was no pub- business men. His mother died about twelve years ago. tian church cemetery Wednes- lic worship in town Guy RobWill Krueger was a talented and suc day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock erts, who is stationed at West cessful professional and business man. oeongmem, oi after short services by his pas- Point wac at hnm a few Ha.ifuuA n.aa lne.UV.II his usefulprospects cutw Mm j Vs AW" " liim whnn life was 1W1V. WUU tor, Elder L N. Bowling. Besides on account of the death of his short. He was a strictly sober, moral to his friends and idolized his father and motner be is sur- brother, Roy Edd man, devotedHe joined the Presbyterian Roberts. his family. vived by one sister, Miss Eila Car. Smith, of the Hiatt section re- church at this place when it was organson, Matron flof a school at ceived a message Wednesday ized about twenty years ago. W. Va., and four broth- morning that his son, Allen Smith At a meeting of the Bar of Mt Ver1918. and who recently volunteered his ser- non, on the 17th October had: the folers, Blain, Givens. Gus lowing proceedings werd Wayne. Blaine and Givens are vice to his country and was in The members of the Bar met in the of Uncle Sam and the Navy, died at with pneu- Court House and were called to order in the service by Judge G. M. Ballard who stated the could net reach here in time for monia. It is thought that his object of the meeting when Judge L. was elected chairman, and W. the funeral, as was the case with body will we shipped here for T. J.Bethurum secretary. The chairman Niceley, Miss Eila. Mr. and Mrs. Carson burial bub nothing definite has then appointed C, C. Williams, H.J. McClure and J.W. drown, a committee, and the entire family have the been learned about it up to the to prepare and present resolutions exsympathy of their many friends present (Wednesday evening). pressing the sense of the meeting upon Mrs.. Allen was a fine young man and the death of W. H Krueger, who rein this sad bereavement ported the following which were unaniH. H. Hutcheson, of Middlesboro, had many friends here who are mously adopted: Whereas. It has pleased the Judge has been the guest of her sister, grieved to learn of his sudden of the quick and the dead to remove Gravely recently. Mrs. W. K. death, and much sympathy is from among us our friend and a brother Mrs. Frank Baker and children, felt for his father, brother and member of this Bar W. H. Krueger, it, of Winchester, were here a few sisters who survive him. Cash- therefore beWe Resolved: that in the recognize Firs, days ago the guest of their uncle, ier and Mrs. A. M. Hiatt were death of W. H. Krueger, a lawyer of ability and much John Robins and family. Three in Stanford Tuesday having den- taken from among uspromise hasto been and taken that deaths have been reported in the tal work done. Mr. and Mrs. great high Court where soon, we too, last few days from Flu in the Chas. Brown recently moved must all appear.extend to his bereaved Second, We his iggins settlement. A small from Quail and are occupying: the widow, (ntlin. youthful son, his heart-1...' 1...A.I. ..... auu lnl.A. uiutvcu urubueia .....1 ouiei child of Levi Denny, a young man bouse owned by Miss Isabelle relativesittLiici, uo sincere sympathy our most son of Bill Newell and the wife Martin. Mr. Brown is braking for Third, Tbat we request that these on the Gov the Louisville & Nashville on this resolutions be spread at large Circuit of James Spooramore. Order Book of the Rockcastle Court, and that they be" published in the Frith, who fell from a train on division. Mt. Vernon Signal. which he was braking, is able to C. C. Williams, Buy MORE Bonds H. J. McClure, be out on crutches. Wm. FranJ. W. Brown, ciseo who has a good pasition CAN NOWEaT AND SLEEP Committee. with a Goal 'Company in the IN COMFORT. mountains, came home Sunday If troubled with indigestion or on account ofthe serious illness sleeplessness you should read Mrs Francisco of his family. and their son, John Farris. are what Miss Agnes Turner, Chi111., has to say; Overwork, mighty sick and their recovery is cago, very doubtful at present. Cap irregular meals and carelessness Cleveland banks and trust compatain George Frith, now stationed regarding the ordinary rules of nies have agreed upon a plan which at a training camp in South Caro- health, undernamed it until last makes buying Liberty Bond very fall 1 became a wreck of my lina, was with his parents, Mr. close to the easiest thing In the world. from and Mrs. T. O. Frith .here, a few former self. I suffered To thoee who cannot conveniently Roberts, continual headache, was unable pare the cash ter their bonda, they days last week.-R- oy to digest my food, which seemed will ege 24, son of Mrs. Sallie Robmake loans up to 90 per oent of of Gum Sulphur, and a to lay as a dead weight on my the par value of the subscription ter erts, very consti- ninety days from October 14, on bonda brother of our Monte Roberts, stomach. I was pated and my complexion be- purchased through these Institutions. died at his home Wednesday of came dark, yellew and muddy as The Interest rate will be the coupon last week ane his remaioo were rate, 44 per cent buried at the family barying I felt. Sleeplessness was added to my misery, and 1 would awake Moreover they will renew these ground near the home of A. J. loan, when satisfactorily reduced, for Bailey the following day. He as tired as when I went to sleep. of I beard of Chamberlain's Tablets A second ninety days, at one-hahad influenza and pneumonia. one per cent in excess of the Federal His mother, one sister, Mrs. and found' such relief from tak- Reserve bank's discount rate on auch ing them that I kept up the James Hayes, and three brothers, bank's rate of treatment for nearly two months leans. The Reserveper J. Monte Roberts, member of cent, subject discount now la 44 They cleansed my stomach, in. firm of Shafer & Roberts, change at any time. the to alight .igorated my system, and since here, Guy Roberts, now in These loans will not Interfere with West Point and Clar- that time I can eat and sleep in the borrower's regular line of credit. training at comfort. I am today entirely The purpose of the plan la to en ence Roberta, of Gum Sulphur, welL" courage the taking of larger survive. Mr. ttoberts was single than would otherwise be bough. CBuyubertyK and run the farm for hia mother J?yV. BR O H EAD manhood. He was yonng, had ambitions and plans his devotion to a home that needed him, but his countay and humanity called and with a smile on his face he answered that call He made no claims for exemptions and spoke 110 word of corap'aint about his lot. but went before his Government called him. He had both the rugged strength and vigor of manhood and the tender devotion of childhood. Before his camp was p'aced under quarantine, he wrote his mother every day. He gave his life to his count.iv as truly as soldier has who died on the "glory ' field. His familv has given they only and God know how much. But they have, a respect for and a pride in their soldier boy that the parents of no living Slacker son can ever know. can Wednesday Walnut Grove Wm.Kirby's Store W. H. KRUEGER to-da- -- . - 1 I ' n v. -k - TV Col-chor- d, ... . a. Make Purchase of Bonds Easier lf giving. The children of America have been turning In pennies and nlckles and pasting a green stamp on their Thrift card. The Earn and Give club can now use some of those cards and War Savings stamps la their campaign among the younger people for the united war fund. This fall when the war council of the Y. W. C. A. made plans for the 1918 war drive. It Included In Its proi gram the rule that no, young girls under eighteen can do any soliciting, on the streets or otherwise. They can give, but they can only give by earning. Consequently In order to the efforts of the girls in all the districts over the country, the Earn J and Give club is enrolling members and has given out an estimate of $5 apiece to be earned for the" war fund J campaign by the American girls who still count their age In 'teens. Five -dollars apiece from the younger girls 1 of the country will mean that the nation aa a whole will fill Its charitable erganizatlons' war chest. Some high school girl in New York city is going to earn her $5 by shining her own shoes Instead of stopping at the Greek stand on her way to school and by making her own sandwiches for her noon lunch. Out In Iowa the girl who has been spending 15 cents plus war tax for a movie three nights a week Is going to draw a line through tjie movie habit except when there Is an especially good bill. More than one girl plans to clean all her own gloves this winter and to salvage all the paper and collections of Junk about the house which should be sold to the junk man to be worked over into some productive Industry. The girls In their 'teens are going to earn instead of ask others for the money. They are to sacrifice and give In their own names and older women will make the public requests for money elsewhere. i Many of the girls who are waiting Pursuant to a resolution passed to join the Earn and Give club are al- at its Special Term, of the Rock-- ; ready Patriotic leaguers, and they have castle Fiscal Court. Oct. i, 1918, learned several practical lessons In the thrift that will make them effective 1, the undersigned, Sheriff, will; members of the new club by their con cause a poll to be opened in each servation of fruits and vegetables. They have canned nnd pickled. Now of the respective voting precincs when the end of summer brings of Rockcastle County between the of school they will change hours of 6 o'clock a.m. and 4 their thrift Into winter thrift and beon the 5th day of Y. W. C. A. o'clock pm gin saving their $5 for the war fund. Nov, 19 8, for the purpose of "Wherever You Are Is the Western submitting the question to the vet- Front" is the slogan which the Earn and Give club has adopted. Anna, one ers: Are you for a Property Tax purpose of ascertaining the will wiry thirteen-year-oldaughter of New of 20 c- nts on each $100 00 worth of the voters of said voting pre-o- f York's East side, who was one of the property in the County of cinct upon said question. first and youngest meinbeis to Join the campaign at a New York settlement Attest: S. F. Bowman, Rockcastle. o be levied each house, had to have ft explained to her year for a period of five years, for County Court Clerk. that Instead of western front meaning the purpose of improving the fight and fight meaning fists, the west-terBuy Liberty Bowes public roads or bridges of said front means work and work means County, or either or both of them? ROCKCASTLE COUNTY save in order to give. J. S L.ANGFORD. The girl who joins the Earn and COURT ORDER. Sheriff of Rockcastle County. Give club will discover that In con- Whereas, a petition was on the Oct. 1, 1918. Junction with her working and saving 29th day of August, 1918. tiled In order that her club will furnish its - Buy Liberty Bonds, quota of the money that Is going to with the clerk of Rockcastle help the girls like herself In France ROCKCASTL' COUNTY County Court, signed by more In use for over 40 yean! and Belgium, she will also find numerCOURT ORDER. than twenty legal voters of votous ways in the community to help the Thousands of voluntary Whereas, a petition was on thej ing war that she had never dreamed of. Precinct No. 1 (East Mt. Verletters from women, tell19th day of Angust, 1918, Bled She will see that all the fruit pits and non) in ttockcastle County asking ing of the good Cardui stones that cun be .saved from her own with the clerk of Rockcastle a submission of the question dining table and from those of her has done them. This is County Court, signed by more neighbors, are dropped Into the little whether cattle, or any specie the best proof of the value than twenty legal voters of vet thereof, shall be permitted to run red barrel at the corner. In order that of Cardui. It proves that the carbon which the seeds contain can ing Precinct No. 6 (Orlando), in at large in said voting Precinct. be used In making charcoal for the Cardui is a good medicine Rockcastle c unty. asking a sub American soldiers' gas masks. She will It is now ordered by the court for women. mission of the question whether save all the tin foil that she sees for There are no harmful or cattle or any specie thereof, shall that a poll be opened in said voting the Red Cro6s. She will help collect elecclothing for the French and Belgium habit -- forming drugs in be permitted to run at large in Precinct at the nexi general orphans and perhaps send them some be held on the 5th day of tion to Cardui. It is composed said voting precinct. of her own. November, 1918, for the purpose medicinal only of mild, School girls In India, children from It is now ordered bv the court of ascertaining the will of the votIngredients, with no bad squalid, dingy homes, with absolutely that a poll be opened in said vot- ers of said voting Precinct upon no spending money, gave last year to ing precinct at the next general said question. Belgian and Armenian relief when they themselves were not getting r 4 election to be held on the 5th Attest: S. F. Cowman. enough to eat. They gave up their day of November, 1918, for the County Court Clerk. meat once a week for the Belgians, though they only had it twice a wee themselves, and for the Armenians they set aside the handful of fresh grain fhat otherwise each girl would have ground in her own little stone mill. Both contributions, from all the school, girls In one missionary's amounted only to $5 a month. "But It was a tremendous sacrifice," their You can rely on Cardui. M teacher writes, "although a Joyous one. Surely it will do for you It actually meant less bread each day, what it has done for so and once a week a meal of dry bread many thousands of other and water. This was done by 80 girls women! It should help. meanest homes in the world from the "I was taken sick, children between the ages of five seemed to be . . . ," and fifteen." writes Mrs. Mary E. Veste, Four hundred thousand girls in 47 states have become Patriotic Leaguers 61 Madison Heights, Va. since America declared war. If as "I got down so weak, many school girls and working girls could hardly walk . . . from all classes pledge to earn and just stsggered around. give, the united war fund campaigners I read of Cardui, will have $2,000,000 of their $170,500,-00and after taking one bottle, or before taking quite Buy Liberty Bonds all, I felt much better. I took 3 or 4 bottles at Buy MORE Bonds that time, and was able to do my work. I take it in TJ the spring when runGRATITUDE. SINCERE down. I had no appetite, Mrs. William Bell, Logansport, and I commenced eating. Ind., writes: "I deem it my duty It is the best tonic I ever to express my gratitude for the saw." Try Cardui. Thursday Saturday Monday Quail P. O. Brodhead it 9 Wm. Sowder's Store a tl Conway 12 Tuesday Disputanta Granville Owens' Store a 3 4 Wednesday Crooked Creek Voting House Johnetta Voting House Orlando a Thursday Friday a 5 Ream s' tore a 6 Saturday Pine Hill it 23 Saturday Wildie Woods' Store Your Tax is now past due. This is the last opportunity you will have to pay me or one of my deputies at places above named. Please meet us and settle your Tax. TIP LANGFORD, S.R.C NOTICE i SAVE FOR YOUR COUNTRY OR SLAVE FOR THE HUN. m BUY BONDS. 1 d - For Weak y Women A (4 after-effec- ts. TAKE CARDUI The Woman's Tonic BE A STOCKHOLDER IN VICTORY. VA BUY LIBERTY BONDS. -- I 0. ... 's B s. - a Liberty Bonds German Taxes FOR or good Chamberkin's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy did me when I had a severe attack of diarrhoea three years ago. It was the only medicine that relieved me." ftffiWPHTltm---- AD Druggists on nan - KrTOBa CA H Children Ory FLETCHER'S TOR I A 17 MORE Bonds y WWaaMaMrinB rttMWWmwaaaaim ;TjP . Mt.Vernoi Signa.l Mt. Vernon Ky, Oct "7C M 18. 1918 - Hon. J. 0. Speight will speaK at Mt Vernon, Tuesday. Oct. 29, at t p. m., in behalf cof the . - Ke-piblic- an ....... .......... a a MHMttvl ticket. Jj LOCAL a f CM "no. 79" want to Common!u vys" with SIGNAL Mrs. Dolph Mullins, of I'ine Hill, died Wednesday of influenza. LOUISVILLE 4 NMVILLI R R CO. Undertaker W. A. Cox reports the sale of eight coffins during the week A young child et bob Spoona-more- , of the Hiatt settlement is dead of dropsy. iis - I - H, BROWN I WELL BLESS HIS OLD HEART Here he is once more looking after the Rockcastle folks. My friend Billy Routt has promised to visit Mt. Vernon and give a free show to his customers who eats Acme Flour and Meal, that is so good. It is dangerous to handle. A car came in, 10 or 1 5 bags bursted wide open. Mr. Landrum didn't know what to do. There is'nt many sacks with quality that is just bursting itself to be sold at $ J . 5 per bag. Acme Flour $1.50, good as any and better than some, and O you Mill Feed $2.25, just like what you have paid $2.75 for. You have got to care for the cow and feed the little ones. Oh, how I wish I had me some babies, but I haven't a one, but if you will come to see meat the Rockcastle Hotel will help you feed yours, Will show you the longest man physically in Hardin county, 7 ft. 2 in., and some long financially, and Mate he has got the quality when it comes to Flour, Meal and Feed. So my friend Routt sent me down a car and told me to divide it up among the people and he would ship down another car next week, provided if his car of coal holds out he got from Bob Mc, Pine Hill, Ky. Now, boys, come on and let's get together and save money and Buy Liberty Bonds and win the War. You just as well come on and get this stuff out of my way for I have got to have room for that 7 ft. Giant Flour King. Any time you want to see Billie Routt call on BILLIE RIDER and he will be delighted to show BILLIE to you or any of his products. TIME TABLE. 22 24 3 1 Right Here -- Am north nortn fouth 2l South of whooping cough. Jas. Landrum, Agent. Wiilie Payne, son of W. A. Phone No. 8. . Payne of the Freedom section is Entered at the Mt Vernon, Ky. Postofl&ce dead of influenza. as second-cias- 4.57 pm 3.35 am A small child of Bev Thomas, of 12:35 p m the Red Bud section died today 12:45 a m Just plain old BILL BROWN just moved from the tunnel, right into the middle of town Bring your Produce and come to see me. I Will Pay You Highest Price. - s saail matter. Willis Cromer, son of Charley Cromer, of Walnut Grove, died P ML Wednesday of pneumonia resultat home for a David Craig is ing from influenza. few days stay. State Road Engineer, J. R. Miss Marguerite Welch is at Carson is now surveying on the home from Berea College. Dixie Highway between Liv Mrs. Mary Barne't, of near ingston and Parker Creek on the town, has moved to Wilton. river route. Thompson is Mrs. Charley The honor roll for this and visiting her sister, Mrs Me Bee. last week of the Livingston Mrs. W. R McClure is visitFourth Liberty Loan has been ing her sister in Terre Haue, Ind. receiven, but we are not able to Mrs. W. M Poynter who has handle the roll for the county been number with the sick, is at the present. M . W.H.BROWN ..... a a a aa a at . m BACK THE FIGHTING MEN WITH THE FIGHTING LOAN. BUY BONDS. Buy Mrs Will Doan, living on Richserving mond Street and an infant babe Uncle Sam, is at home on a died within twelve hours of each furlough. other of pneumonia. The husMiss Clyde Watson, of Brod. band and a small child are in a Buy Liberty Bonds head, is with her sister, Mrs F. serious condition of the same disL Durham. ' ". ease. G rover Sowder who is work Fuel Administrator Garfield toing at Middlesboro, is with his day lifted the ban on gasolineless family here. Sundays, effective at once. Miss Julia Fish who has a nice In announcing the withdrawal losition in Covington, is with of the request the Fuel Adminis brmefol.cs this week. tration said through the loyal reThe services of Mrs. Campbell, sponse of the public 1, 000,000 trained nurse, of Paris, has been barrels of gasoline was saved for i obtained for F. L. Durham. the military forces. Mrs. Patsy Brown, of Stanford, Mr. J. B Carne, whose death was called to this place last occured lure last week was on a week to nurse Mathew Fenzel. visit to his wife and baby He Mis. Geo. Durham, who has volunteered for service in the been very sick with typhoid for Aviation division of the army Jan I.; MILES EAST OF ORLANDO several weeks, is slowly improv- 15th, entered active service June On Ccoksburg Road ing. 8th at S. M. A. Austin, Texas, Mrs. H. B. Smith, et Stanford, was transferred to Kelly Field was called to Mt. Vernon Sun- where he was promoted to 1st Arbuckle Coffee day morning to nurse W. H Sergeant. He was to have enKrueger. tered the officers training camp Mrs. Sam Fields was called to Oct. 8. His remains were take u Harlan County Saturday night to Trenton, Tenn., his old home, on account of the illness of her where the funeral was held. Buy MORE Bonds Amid beds of beautiful flowers son, Hobart. For Sale: A Rood Jack, two Mrs. Lucy Moore, and son, and the stars and stripes, he was fine young studs, and a pair of six-yeEdgar Moore, of Berea, attended laid to rest just as the sun went old horse mules. See me at the burial of Hyatt Crawford down. Four soldier boys and two once if interested. here Tuesday. C. A. Davis, Mt.Vernon. Mr. John P. Cecil, of Dublin, couins acted as pall bearers. C Buy Liberty Bonds" Va , was here Tuesday to attend The minister said "His chief commanding officer had conferred the burial of his brother upon him the highest honor eeeoeaeeeeeee W H. Krueger. ; within his power to grant, to call ti! Mrs. J. C. Moore was called him for service above " to Chicago first of the week on account of the serious illness of MAY LOCATE HERE. her daughter, Mrs. Huffman. A B. Lewis, an uncle of David Judge L- W. Bethurum was L Carter, of this city, has rein Danville first of the week to cently sold his fine 299 acre ranch see his daughter, Miss Tevis, in Glande Park, near Grand who is attending college in that Junction, Colorado, and is now city. looking about for another locaJohn D. Henderson, who is at tion. He is at present visiting tending a dental school in Louis his nephew in this city, and ville, came home Tuesday. The may locate here if he can find chool being closed on account of something to suit him. The Grand Junction Daily "flo". News speaks of Mr. Lewis as one of Mrs. James M. Boone and grand daughter, Miss Sue L. the most successful farmers and Smith, of May wood, are visit- stock raisers of that part of ing Mrs. Boone's daughter, Mrs Colorado The Ponca City Daily Courier. James Rickels. Mr. Lewis is a brother of. Judge Miss Sadie Richards, who is holding a lucrative position in S. D. Lewis of this place. Louisville, was called home on account of the serious illness of her brother, Rayme. Ray me Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Richards, who was taken to the London hospi OF 11 tal, having both pneumonia and 13 reported much appendicitis, better. No operation has been Dan Pitman, who is better. 'J aaaa a m m m 1 2 Z -- I 1 ' 1 ' 1 Liberty Bqnds FOR FRESH mies 553 SEE TJJHuhs 23c ar FISH BACK STERN. Miss Eugenia Brown Fishback and First Lieutenant Milton J. Stern were quietly married in Lexington Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. I. J. Spencer, pastor of the First Christian Church. Miss Fishback is a daughter of Mrs. Ada King Fishback, of Paris and Mr. Stern is a son of Mr. J. A. Stern, of thi city. The couple had been friends a little over a year and their marriage proved to be a pleasant surprise to a large number of their friends. Miss Fishback was formerly of Mt Vernon, Ky., but for the past year has been living in Paris with her mother who is a mem ber et the faculty of the Paris Public School. Miss Fishback was graduated last year from the Midway Orphan School, at Midway, Ky. She is of exceptional personal beauty and charmingly attractive, a gifted musician and is a young woman of many social Billie Rider At the Rockcastle Hotel . young people extend congratulations and sincere good wishes to their recent happiness. The Kentuckian-Citizen- in-la- - D RUMMOND CASH CROCERY STORE .. BUY LIBERTY BONDS performed. James Maret. of Winchester, drove over Tuesday evening, in tending to attend the burial of W H. Krueger, having been delayed, did not arrive until 8 pm. He was deeply moved at the mis fortune of our community. He returned Wednesday morning. Mrs. J. B. Levisav is visiting relatives nere and at Corbin She expects to return to her home in Lock land, Ohio sooo. Her husband is holding a nice position with the Cleveland Cin cinnati-Chicag- o & St. Louis Rail- iy Co Billie is another one of Vernon's boys who is mak- good and baying all the Lib erty oonas ne can -- UHW UPl "fv immm.3wi' hiiiiiiimiiiimiiuiiiHAJiBTcRoweu. UTUa. i Drummo nd's LIVINGS TON i i. - Buy Liberty Bqnd- sCATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with Local Applications, as they ennot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken intemalln and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years. It is composed of some! of the best tonics known, comgraces. bined with some of the best Lieut. Stern, the happy bride- blood purifiers. The perfect groom, is a Paris boy and is a combination of the ingredients graduate of the Paris High School in Hall's Catarrh Medicine is After finishing his high school what produces such wonderful conrse he entered Bellevue Col- results in catarrhal conditions. lege, New York, and was gradu- Send for testimonials, free. ated from this institution of F. J. CHBiNEY, & CO., Props., learning with an M. D degree. Toledo, Ohio. Completing his educational course All Druggists, 75c. he returned to Paris and opened Hall's Family Pills ter consti offices as an eye, ear, nose and pation throat specialist. His rare skill Buy MORE Bonds and masteily understanding of For Sale- :- A good Jersey his "profession soon established cow years old. 7 for him a large practice. J. T. Meadows. Dr. Stern successfully continued his piofession in Paris for four yeais having offices in the DEBTS COLLECTED Accounts, Notes, Claims of all kinds Daugherty and First National collected anywhere in the world. 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Stern leaves for To farmers in Central rate of ern Kentucky at a low oversea service. Easy and attractive pay The many friends of these ments with the privilege of paying off all or any part of loan at any h, home. To particular, addiws UX1IMTON. KV. WILBUR H. SMITH Beaalon. God Bainfuf Tiion of a La-l- y Principal. M attending thU LONG TIME LOANS in-tere- si. Swift & Company, U. S. A. OVw4 WFAR OUR OLD CLOTHES AND BUY LIBERTY BONDS! time. We will help you pay for all the farm land you wish to buy. If you are in debt or need monev to retire your lein notes we would be glad to explain. Burt L.Sims DISTRICT MANAGEK Farm Loan Department Union Central Life Ins a ranee Co 8oa Security Trust Bldg., Lexington, Kentucky CASTOR I A For Infants and Children itttLfJ In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears tile Signature of G&vtfi i;nn-ijMiiii- i WTOTte. a .ayUfflrirtttiiriwiM, . ma vomrair' i ! nfTMrnimii liljym, ..,... jasMBBrairMljfl . .... Are You Asleei Take no chance At Mt.Vernon rtjmiin iirjiinpi MjiBipi ii.uji Mil 'HiiiiWi .: Children Cry for Fletcher's An Act of Genera! Assembly J9J8 REl A I ING TO PUBLIC ROADS p- - FARMER WILL NOT FAJL U. S. IN ITS at the Switch? 6REATS1 TEST 4)56X Kentucky Statutes. Cat- oil's Edition 19 15, be and ths line is hi rehy repealed and in 8ECRETARY OT ACniC'LTURE IS SURE RURAL SECTIONS WiLL f the following U heie ieti lh-rThe Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of - fnA has been made under his sonal supervision since its infancy. - That s 'section 18 of section Men are getting robbed of all their money every day by carrying it around or kaving it about their homes. y enac.ed BUY GY D F. sotos. An.-Uultu-ra. Imitations and " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. 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But we now have a greater effort to a Jperiod of five years and it is make. Our largest war loan has been further ordered that no amount launched. It will tax our determinathat can not be raised by the levy tion to defend our liberty and our rein any one year shall be expended public at all costs. Our armies in the field are fighting victoriously. The in that year. offenat i 1 fe ; id& Kl iron mi to tr. w.io me what the - a.: re- - or tne 1 11 . m'l i "fl country worth fighting for is a country" worth saving for. Buy Liberty Bonds and prove yourself true to the Red, White and Blue " : ! Peoples Bank Sells Liberty Bonds -- - a-- You Will Be Pleased " I with the perfect fit of your suit, th (uality "t'ejl" of ihe cloth anil iN individual design when ordered froai United States Tailoring Co. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Their line is overflowing with new, appealing overcoatings fabric! that will delight the young ion and make the business man look the part, your intimate inches with thr skill that makes Prices extremely low. mritiagi and man of fash- they are nervous. "Our own Yanks ff have started them whistling Let's back them up by subscribing to the Fourth Liberty Loon LEAVE YOUR 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 Dis The Yanks are buying bonds. It's not enough trict. It is further resolved that For them to live and die and suffer the 20 cents road tax, which all is a levy now in force shall be The agony of living death. They omitted from the levy of 19 19; forces home are now in an sive that must not fall. Let us buy liberally bonds that we may attain our objective, a righteous and lasting world peace. Tailored to no mi-take -- , The Yanks Are Buying Bonds Shirley C. Adams, Brodhead Bonds Are Its Poison . 1 - SUBSCRIPTION WITH THE Just what their comrades die for upon the one hundred dollars when they fall. shall be the same as at present Cam Mullins, J R.C.C. They know Its meaning to us here at that the present rate of taxation know MAP FREE! Sunset Magazine increases its rates to 2c par copy on news stand-- , and $jmO "t yearly beginning with September Issue, iqiS. A WAR LAST CHANCE to subscribe to SUNSET Magazine at the old price of i 5 per year and ractiia a Large Bank of Mt. Vernon Mt. Freeman Ketron, J.P.R.C W. D. Mullins, J.P.R.C. W D. Abney, J.P.RC. J. R.Evaws, J.P.RC. fBuY tiBERTY Bonds Judge Cam Mullins, Vernon, Ky. Dear Sir: Enclosed please find check No 6449 Ier $1, 489.38. Same being the balance of all money apportioned to your county previous o 1918. home. They know the menace of the Prussian lie To all the world and all the race to come. They know just what they're fight-inyea, and why. g IF AT ANY TIME YOU SHOULD NEED A WAGON, MOWER RAKE, CORN or WHEAT DRILL II M M And, therefore, while they offer life, they cry, tit's not enough. Not now. If we can aid In other ways, we must. We know the need Of guns as well as lives In our crusade. "We like our pay, but we can let it go For such a thing as this. We'll do it, too. And if the folks at home can't raise enough We'll borrow some to bring those billions through." Ob yes, Liberty War Flap if the Weiietn Battle front, FREE r suls-ritions The I918 apportionment will be available in December. Your County was apportioned $5,054.-o- o for 6 18. From this must be first paid tne cost of making the 1 Disc Harrow, Plowt Cane Mill, Saw Mill, Corn Mill, Pump, Thresher, Engine, Oil or Steam; Buggy, Truck, Binder, Silo or Jutter, Mauure Spreader, Lime Spreader. Hay Bailer, Fertilizer, Pipeless Furnace; Hack, Tractor, I will guarantee delivery within one day.Keep them in stock and can furnish you with repairs at once for anything 1 sell you. - M III I olfi-is open Tln c will all whose b; received at this olkv up to . August loth. Subscribe betoie this dale and save the price of 191-S- TWO THRIFT STAMPS CALL ME . KY.. OR SEE S. ALBRIGHT at Mt. Vernon Ky. AT LONDON, Federal Aid Survey in your county. The remainder can be ap plied to paying the state's share of the cost of State Aid Road we. k provided the county has complied with the requirements of .State Maintenance Law enacted at the last session of the Legislature. Yours truly, R. Wiley, Commissioner Public Roads. A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. Do you know that a beautiful woman always has a good diges- the Yanks are buying. We oan rest 1 And know they'll make up what mm don't provide. If we can let them, then let's hope the dead Knew not those whom they died for ere they dledl Lucy Jeanne Price. 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The Federal Reserve Bank system of the country is credited with being the most powerful agent in making possible the flotation of the three Liberty Loans. y ' y&iSx&Pz X3 DU.MJ vrjITr5"r?v fcfC; ' H2!EsnPFE?llfc2 &m 1 wzm but a ra Not a remedy for catarrh and tional cure-d- l. of Farm Implements. LONDON, KY. tion ? If your digestion is faulty, eat lightly of meats, and take an occasional dose of Cbamberlaiu's is6!' tr Tallets to strengthen gestion. Price 25c. Buy MORE Bonds r yur all inflammation and congestion of the mucous mem- di- Germany's Fourth Offense PftOPERtY FITTED GLASSES AT THE RIGHT TIME is of Failed; Our Fourth Loan Greatest Importance, If your eyes are showing any defects now is the time to Bee Must Not. Tiu Buy DR. MOORE, Cox Building, The Optician Mt. Vernon, Ky. T3uyMK!REBonds Liberty Bonds - nuuitxiy& L. W. BETHURUM ATTORNEY AT LAW MT VERNON, RY. Will practice in all the courts .j umce on nurcn aircei C. C. ATTORNEY-ATLA- Williams W Bank of Mt. 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I only took twelve bottles of Peruna and can eat anything without distress, something I have not done for fifteen years. I recommend Peruna to everybody suffering with the catarrh of Kt.. stomach. 1029 16th J. J THOMPSON. Columbus, Georgia. WRITE FOR THIS BOOK. FOR ALL FORMS OF CATARRH. Peruna Is Indicated for all forms All sick and suffering: of catarrh or catarrhal Inflammation write The Peruna Company, should Dept. and congestion of the mucous Columbus, Ohio, f6r Dr. Hart-man- 's In any part or organ, such as Health Book. The book la nose, throat, bronchial tubes, lungs, free and contains perhaps stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, information you are seeking:-Just the It la etc. It is fine for coughs, colds and sent in grip and an excellent dress. a plain wrapper to any adeffects of the preventive remedy. DO IT TODAY. If you want health. Insist upon IN BIJ tfORU. LIQUIQj having Dr. Hartman's World Famous Peruna Tonic. old Everywhere people. 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Slow Roasted Prime Rib
READY IN: 3hrs 20mins
Recipe by KathyP53
Prime rib is my family's Christmas Dinner. This one is delicious.
Top Review by karen in tbay
I found this to be on the salty side so would use less salt next time. Instead of browning in the oil, I cooked 30 min @475 then lowered the temp to the 325 degrees. Loved the spices
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 lbs beef rib roast (3 bone)
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
- 3 tablespoons salt
- 2 tablespoons fresh ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary leaf
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme leave
- 5 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Directions See How It's Made
- Allow beef roast to come to room temperature before cooking (about 2 hours out of the frig.).
- In small bowl, blend butter with salt, pepper, rosemary, thyme, and garlic. Spread butter mixture evenly over all side of roast.
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees and place rack in center of oven.
- Heat olive oil in large skillet over medium-high heat for one minute. Sear roast in skillet on all sides until well-browned (about 8-10 minutes). Transfer roast, bone-side down, to a roasting pan with rack.
- Roast beef until thermometer inserted in center reads 125 degrees for rare (about 2 hours), 135 degreed for medium-rare, (about 2 1/4 hours), or 145 degrees for medium (about 2 1/2 hours). Let meat rest at least 15 minutes before carving.


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Manufacturer Description:
Faxon's .308 continue our fantastic barrel-making with a bit more punch.
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- Barrel Material: 416-R
- Barrel Type: Button Rifled
- Barrel Caliber: .308 WIN
- Barrel Twist: 1:10
- Barrel Length: 20
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- Gas Block Diameter: .750″
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About the Book
This a color photo-illustrated coffee table book, now available on my Online Boutique, "Life and the Coffee Table Book". This book features whimsical shots of our babies and children doing what they do. There is no text, so your other senses can more fully engage according to your own thoughts and ideas.
Features & Details
- Category Fine Art Photography
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
230 Pages
- Publish Date Feb 18, 2013
- Language English
- Tags babies, children
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About the Creator
Dr. Lee Barbara Connally
Cincinnati, Ohio USA
Retired research epidemiologist. A writer for more than 40 years. A world traveler and photographer.
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I love being around children. They bring me joy! It's impossible for me not to smile whenever I see a child laughing or playing or giggling. When I worked for Suzanne, (who has 5 children) I fell in love with them, it was very hard for me to move away. I loved watching the children grow, I loved being a part of who they became, being a role model for them, and teaching them new things. I love children of all ages, but my favorite age group by far would have to be infant-2 or 3 years old. Those first few years are absolutely priceless and to watch those children take their first steps, say their first words, and just to watch them explore in general ... it's just amazing. I've learned so much from the other families I've worked for and I would love to continue to do so.
Melanie nanny Gender:Female Age:27 Preferred Wage ($/Wk): 400 - 500 Ref ID:482265
|7 years Nanny
|10+ years Babysitting
|Drivers License
|Can care for
|Early Morning (6a-9a)
|Late Morning (9a-12p)
|Early Afternoon (12p-3p)
|Late Afternoon (3p-6p)
|Early Evening (6p-9p)
|Late Evening (9-12)
|Overnight (12a-6a)
Position Duration:No Preference
Would prefer to:Live-out Preferred States:MI
My past childcare experience: I've worked for families with up to 5 children. Working with that many kids at one time has it's disadvantages, but it also has a lot of good advantages. It keeps me busy for sure! I've worked for a family where the dad was deployed to Iraq for a year and the middle child had a hard time coping. She would throw temper tantrums and have accidents. Those were the main struggles I had. But really, I believe that the positives more than out weighs the negatives. I watched two, four month old babies go from barley being able to sit up on their own, to walking and kind of talking, and feeding themselves. I think that's an amazing thing to watch.


text: Home Gallery Video Rock the Vote #CareLikeCrazy About Women's Rights Women's Minds 'Are Just Being Poisoned by Feminism,' According to the Guy in This Ad Goodby Silverstein & Partners New York Teams Up With Rock the Vote to Remind Young People What They're Up Against Published on Oct 02, 2014 Editor's Pick In this video released today on YouTube, a man stands in the parking lot of a grocery store and confidently talks about an issue that's clearly near and dear to him: women's rights. "I love women," he says, "but they'll never be as smart as men. I know they think they want equal pay and they think they want the same rights as men, but their minds are just being poisoned by feminism. It's our responsibility to protect them from themselves. Especially when they're menstruating." Are we being trolled? Yeah, it turns out -- to make a point. A moment later, to a screeching horror-movie-esque soundtrack, type flashes across the screen that reads "HE VOTES," followed by "DO YOU?" The ad is from non-profit youth organization Rock the Vote, which wants to remind U.S. citizens to register to vote for the upcoming elections. Other spots in the series feature a religious fanatic who thinks it's pointless to worry about the environment (because End Times will soon be upon us) and a defense contractor who cheerfully expresses support for war-mongering candidates. Goodby Silverstein & Partners New York teamed up with Rock the Vote to create the videos as part of what they're calling the "Care Like Crazy" campaign. Rate this Ad You must be registered to rate the ad. Please Login or Register Now About CreditsDateOct 02, 2014Agency:Goodby Silverstein & Partners Client:Rock the VoteExecutive Creative Director:Paul CaiozzoCreative Director:Nathan FrankCreative:Michael HagosCreative:Peter JostrandManaging Director:Nancy ReyesAccount Director:Karla StewartHead of Production:Dan SormaniProducer:Sara KriderProduction Company:Biscuit FilmworksDirector:Matt DilmoreManaging Director:Shawn LacyExecutive Producer:Colleen O'DonnellProducer:Kali Erin NiemannDP:John BarrEditorial/Finishing:Arcade EditorialEditor:Christian JordanVFX Artist:Tristian WakeAssistant Editor:Laurel SmoliarProducer:Fanny CruzExecutive Producer:Sila SoyerTelecine:Company 3Colorist:Jamie O'BradovitchGraphics/Animation Company:Laundry, Los AngelesCreative Director:PJ RichardsonEP:Michael BennettProducer:Kirsten CollabollettaDesign:Anthony MaiuriDesign:Nicole ChoiAnimation:Nicole ChoiMusic Company:MophonicsSound Design:Jafbox SoundSound Designer:Joseph FraioliMix:Heard CityMixer:Jodi LevineEP:Gloria PitagorskyAdditional Music:Death Grips "You might think he loves you for your money…"See more credits Latest Creativity News on Ad Age Agency Brief: Where Is Everybody? Gallegos United Has a New CCO, Arnold Hires Alfson, Low Joins Ogilvy Beijing 'I Have a Huge Idea:' Wyclef Jean Wants to Work With Brands Related work Rock the Vote: ElectionFM.com Goodby Silverstein & Partners Rock the Vote: It's Up to You Rock the Vote: Education TBWA/Chiat/Day Los Angeles