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Looking iuoiil Jor xno f'ri'smwi h jnniiftion and • the uupitol fcriiilditi#, jwe' Rudduily remembered ‘ lids mi*(Washington, Ky. Piimh*i»k «■'stopped for rtiPIHW ut- Aluynlicli, n very pretty llllh* town, but boring sm gflnigi*. *'p decided to fro In ’ MilleralmrfC. tdifre wn were in-formed could bo fount] u splendid frumsv. After porlnki»K of a lovr-lj supper al the Dnrnall llecre* Vo enjoyed a moonlight ride of about fwrnly-Iiro miles, a porlion nf which drive was through n forest, Tho my* of I ho silvery Tiin6n fnll hero mid lliore along nw rand, making n seem* truly/behuti-fnl.Wo pinned I lie famous liluo IiA Spring*# ihough they are nut as famous iui\v as in farmer times.AVc ranched Millorsburjj at fi:20 p! in, At thia low is lm-utoil u yuivnte niililiiry school. One of flu* young won frnm Ihn Kohool hindlv directed IM In llu* garage mid I lie fine hotel hiiHdiuK tlier»‘. Urn- wo spent the niffhl, having I raveled or.c hundred and three mW. :■lt;« shown ty the speedometer.Having nris'-n early and after ipurLulling of n . splendid UrCidcfnst wc continued our drive. arriving ill d'ariR about. 1U n. m. Xu RTeut work* of iiri greeted our gar/. Xo * disfaiTbuncca were rife in the eity.as one would HUpporc. but then this . war Paris, Kv.• Passing on to Frankfurt, we visited tlin capital building, uhlt;» tin: governor’s ninnaion, which is built from the heauiiful while limestone from the Bowling Green quarries.Governor McCVcnrr is *-i-rviiig his second term as the chief marihirute of thu siali) of Keixliitjy. Imviint been elected tlic Jirst ilnir afoul twenty-five years ugo. lie is quite nn nged man now.WTc nait reached Ijimaville, » very beautiful and wralthy city. Some lime war spoilt here I eking in the pretty sight*. Tin; ^oellmch .Hotel is one of ihe fine*! holds in the country.The country adjacent to the rily is one of great tfduurucs and lovely homes and lino farms an* U» be seen for miles around. Bountiful imc-sduni rends extend in cvcr.v direction..After leaving LoiiiAville wo continued our travel In RartHomi. whore, we spent Tuesday nighf. Hopping nt llie Tnttinll House.’• At this place is to,l«* found the eldest Catholic church in the conn fry.Early Wednesday morning wo ' drove mil of Bsrdslowu. reaching• Hwr Jin veil nnd A LliCTfotmllc shout - 10 n. di. Those, indeed, were mnn-* ufoc luring towns .but not of the *• England states, for here wo r were pained to lenrn was to foA-iToTin 1 nfii n cm iout hit be illrtiusruraltfri I'o I ilc: udlu Ivvc1*0n»hip\ydtWlciiillIIto)ICr*6oiTliirit.1Ith
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Portsmouth Weekly Times
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Sat, May 15, 1915
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