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Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
HAD PIECE OF IRON IN LEG
For Eleven Tesrs Man Carried Sou.
verir Of San rranciseo Earth
quake About With Vim.

E,rnard Hughes, VIII" Is seventy
Years old and has Travelled III" country
exclusively. walked into ihr dlsp'n
sary ~ 81, loscphs hospital III" other
day and asked for physician, says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger
doctor" he informed Ia" surgeon,
"r,c got hni pain In my left ''t
aud want you to u" something for H.
tn, surgeon took him to one ot 'h"
operating tables mud examined his les
You've got som" sort "f u bunch
ncnr your ankle" said the doctor, "hhd
think yun ough, to hn,r /, rem"> y
AN right" rrp,ird Hughes, dig II
ont"
shortly nftrrwRrd III" surgeon re-
moved II piece ~ iron about M linen
long nnd Nh inch nnd n half wide,
which formed the bunch"
"i,ow In the world lid TINT got In
ihrrrf" he asked.
welt, III tell you whnt | think, doc.
l wns IN San Franclsc" IN 1900 when
Il had the earthquake" replied Hughes,
There was mn explosion where l lived
and u part Of the stove hit me In the
leg. ! shouldn't be- surprised II that
piece Of iron was n part "f the stove.
nnd I guess i've been toting II around
with inc ever since"
The missile In these eleven years
had worked It's way from the knee TO
the ankle
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
R|O1|NG N BuENOs AIRES
GERMAN STORES LOOTED AND
HOUSES WRECKED.
Police Wound Seven Rioters and Place
Teutonic Legations Under
Heavy Guard.

Buenos Aires.-The rioting which
began here in an anti.Germap demon
stration. following the handing OF pass.
ports to the German minister, Count
Luxburg. continued throughout the
night. Every German business house
and restaurant in the downtown dis
trict was wrecked The German club
and several other buildings were dam.
aged seriously by fire The police
wounded seven rioters seriously when
they fired into the crowd Three Of
the injured are expected to die.
AT frs, the crowds were so unman.
ageable that the police closed all the
streets leading TO the German lega-
ton and consulate. The archives in
these buildings were taken TO storage
vaults for safe keeping Firemen,
armed with rifles. prevented the mob
from destroying the offices Of the Ger
man Transatlantic Co. which supplies
the city light. Heavy forces OF pro.
vincial troops are guarding the rail.
way over which the German minister
will arrive from the Andes.
The cabinet approved the action Of
President lrigoyen in presenting pass.
ports to Count Luxburg. It is said to
have considered similar action in N,
case Of Baron Lowan, the Swedish
minister. but no action will be taken
pending the receipt OF further details
from Washington or Stockholm.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORTS
LATIN AMERICA BEING coNSlP-
Erred ON LIST.
United Ststes and Enaland Pan AZ
United States and England Plan Az
ton to Prevent Food Shipments
From Reaching Germany.

Washington it becomes neces
sary 10 prevent food shipments lroE,
reaching Germany from Soain Amer
ica through the European countries
the United States and Great Britgia
are prepar.nS to supply the sirictesl L
embargo on coal exports 10 the Latin.
American republics. Operations Of a
coal mbarso and bunAer.ns restri.
tions, 1t is declared, would stop i'm
mediately all food shipments from.
South America.
Some OF the LatIr-Amer!can coun.
tries, although thss have broken OIL
relations with Germany. are said 10
have made no efforts 20 check thels
food exports TO the European neu-
trails.
Another phase Of the situation is
developed by reports that much of Ia"
German money spent for propaganda
purposes in North and South America
Is furnished by German-oWned pub
lie utilities concerns in South Amer.
lean cities. More than half Il billion
dollars Of German money is said II
be invested IN such public utilities.
This produces an annual profit o.
about $500uo.o00
Ey cutting off coal to these con
Germs. II is declared, the South Amer
lean governments would be- forced 10
take over the enterprises for opera
t!on.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
GERMANY FORCED
TO CHANGE PLANS
Y. .. ENTRANCE AND SUCCESS
IN WAR MAS HALreo sUD.
MARiNEo.
NO MORE ATTACKS IN FORCE
rrsblIne Number Of WarshIps and the
Fact that No Conveyed chip
Has Seen Destroyed. pls.
heartsns kAiesr.
NO MORE ATTACKS IN FORCE

Washington "A series Of important
conferences are going here and In
London and Paris to md 4 method OF
combating the latest development Of
the German submarine warfare--"a:.
tacks IN force"
secretar- Of tie Navy Daniels said
long dispatches had been received
from Admiral Sims. commander Of
the fleet In Europe Of discussions
OF policy with the allied naval com.
manders.
The attacks in force. recently re.
sorted to by tho Germans are In real.
i:y n defensive meas sure on her par;
"A desperate effort to keep the sub.
marine campaign alive. SO successful.
ly have the allied nations. especially
America, combatted the submarine
that the kaisers officers have boen
forced to change their tactics from
waylaying and attacking individual
ships 10 actions by fleets Of U.boats.
More important. they have been com.
pelled TO accept a situation whore tho
eacridce Of one or two submarines
has been made In order 70 sink ona
or two merchantmen.
The reason for the acceptance OF
these conditions are practically ~
follows:
!. Practically 100 per cent Of tho
American merchant vessels have been
heavily armed with guns manned BY
expert naval gunEers.
2. Increase III the number OF arm.
I'd British vessels and increased eth
cnecy Of the crews.
8. Introduction O. an alright sys.
tenn Of conveying vessels through the
wa Hcce t. Bci:ish and FreAca Do@;s.
I. A ,rebling OF the number OF tho
American ~arships since the war be
gun
According to the very best inforTa,
ton obtainablc from all sources not
single vessel Of any kind has been
sunk when II WAS conveyed by The
American warsh!7s
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
LIFT YOUR C0RNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
How 10 loosen q tender corn
or cailus 30 u VITA out
without pain.

Let folks step on your feet hcrrafter:
wear shoes sire smaller II you Ike,
Tor corns win never again send electric
sparks OF pnln through you. according
to this Cincinnati authority.
Ito sn,S that n few drops " drug
Called frrcronc. applied directly upon
n tender. aching corn, Instantly re
icyrs SORENESS. and soon the entire
corn. roo' and all, lif,s riehi out
This drug dries n, once and simply
shrivrls w III" corn or cnllns withou'
even Irritating tho surrounding skin
4 small hut'l" " frrcronr oh'alnrt'
mt nny drug storc will cost very little,
but win positively rrmoN" every hars
or soft corn ar ca,lns from ones feet 4
II your druggist hasn't stocked this
new drug yet tell him 10 ~, n Snal
bottle " frrrrnnc FOR you frNsn hls
Wholesale drug house, adv, Z
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
'[D[N IS ONLY
I00l Of BERLIN.
lDG11oos Vi MIXED IN ocAMpAl 70
e9yNAv TNg uMivgO erArEo
7MnoUoN ovNEogN.
mE0co APPARENTLY FOOLED
Nss6 ~ ~ aDseerats Merse Minister
- caetHs Hspublie II w dives
laAormatien Wltheut TX.
eltiNs euspieisn.

III WnnAlngtnn, Another count in the
qn11s1nsat against anti.neutrAl Swe-
- hAs been filed In the court OF
Wsg16 opinion by the American state
41a0astment. It u backed BY evidence
thoUiAg sc0llusion between Swedish
1nA German diplomatic officers to
fSnnsmit military news from Mexico
- DariiA through the medium and un.
- The cover Of the Swedish diplo
na13s cods.
q = conxIdently expected here that
H. Carranss government OF Mexico.
tnov lo0lklns to The United States for
\ substantial lcan - tide 1t over tts
0na1clal difficulties, will take meas
ases such a. those taken and under
fannsiAeration by Argentina. which will
fnnm1stAkabIy record IT. resentment Of
~ Swedish German violation OF Its
AsRpitality and diplomatic privilege.
The state departments disclosure
3nade public. consists Of the text Of
- translation OF a letter written in
March. 1916. by Admiral Won Eek
Aardt. the German minister to Mexico.
~ Herr Won Bethmann. Hollweg. the
then German chancellor, The letter
Ancnmmended that the crown order
&f the second class be bestowed by
Amperor William on Folks Cronholm.
the Swedish charge d'affaires In Mex
tco City. for having aided in the
Transmission OF military news to the
herman government.
"Able to Get Data"
~He In the only diplomat through
whom Information from hostile camp
Gan be obtained" wrote the German
minister to the imperial chancellor in
Giving his reasons why Germany
should show its gratitude Of Herr
Cronholm's services.
The mGkt serious portion of the con
Hdentiai letter which Minister Won
Eckhardt wrote to the chancellor di.
tectly concerns the Swedish govern.
1cnt. The German minister in Mex
1co City suggested that. as secrecy
WAS necessary until the end OF the
war. I'm order not TO excite the enc
my's suspicion" 1t would be well to
tell NO one Of the comforting of the
decoration, except the Swedish recipi-
Gnt of the honor and the Swedish gov.
bsnment.
This reference was interpreted here
~ indicating tina, the Swedish govern.
>nent WAS In on the deal by which the
tesult OF spy work In behalf Of Ger.
tnany WAS to be made known to the
German authorities in Berlin through
the Swedish foreign office at Stock
holm. There is no apparent fear in
Minister Eckhardt's letter that the
Swedish government would object TO
the kaiser decorating its charge in
Mexico for unneutral services to Ger
1mAny.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
HIGH WAGE FOR STEEL MEN
Some skilled Workers At Younos,
town, O.. Are Making SIS Daily
Pay Based on Price Of Steel.

YOUNGSTOWN. o Several rollers N
steel mills her. are earning AS much
AN $500 n month. or at rate VI ap.
proximatcly 10000 IA year. Az IA result
Of increases granted In recent agree
ment with AmalGamatcd Association
Workers. according to managers ol
the plants Heaters. roughcrs and 9th
cr skilled workers are able to make
$l2 to SIS daily
The new wage scale 10 based on
the selling price Of steel This has
almost doubled the wages given for
somc classes OF work, manufacturers
say.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
k1lstoricaj NeseArek,

The pupils In one of tho sch"n's "'
indianapolis nrr from time To time IN
their history lessons providing thcl'
teacher with Nnswc~ I" her question
on the subject under coust,icrnti"l i
thn, nrN worthy of the distinctive nam,
of "howlcrs." n tcrm Tcently adRpte'
from GreHt Nrl,nln. llcrr arr snu'
that she hns rcccn,ly ndded IL her CO.
lection:
estion--Who aided Columbus
his voynscsS
Answer--l'airick Henry II virsir
Qucstion--What par, did 0e"r
Washington play In the Rcvoluts"n''
wart
Answer lie played In the hand.
uestion---What wsvc the r~'au
of Capt. John smith - the lmtsssna
Answer--lic WAS related :" the
dlans bscawss 10 aarrtsd oNerehoe
---la1laaaDs,ls Nswa
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
HUNT FOR BLONDE ESKlM0S
Missionaries Boat 10 Blown UP and
Il Takes Them a Year to
Go Is M,les.

Regina. Sask. Rudolph Manderson.
chief OF the southern party OF tn"
Sic.ansson Arctic expedition. has re
ccived n letter from the Rev. H. Cir,
linx Emanuel OF Saskatoon. who for
the last three years has been trying
to reach the so-called blonde Eskimos.
The little boat in which three mis-,
sionartes comprising the party were
travelling Was blown up BY an explo-
s.on last spring and they lost tho
greater part Of their supplies. In n
years tim. the party had succeeded
In travelling only Is miles xlong the
coast. 90 great were the difficulties
experienced.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
PLANNING TO AVERT STRIKES
Labor Leaders Would Prevent Delay
Of Any Kind Whatsoever
War Work.

Washington. The council OF nation
al defense has determined to call
conference OF labor leaders to consid.
cr a general agreement with employ
ers for compulsory arbitration OF la
Dor disputes directly concerning war
production. prevention OF strikes and
lockouts and maintenance OF prevail
ing open or closed upon shop condh
tons.
Secretary Baker. in announcing this.
said no place or date had been Set
The conference was proposed by the
national industrial conference board,
an organization representing $4,000
manufacturers. which already has
pledged its adherence TO such An
agreement.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
u-BoAT LOSSES LOW RECORD
Tons Sunk BY submarines-
France Loses Six Vessels.

LOndon.-A marked decrease In the
destruction OF British merchant YES
lnels by submarines is indicated in the
tweekly admiralty statement issued.
Twelve vessels Of more than 1900 tons
knd six Of less than 1000 tons were
hent to the bottom. as compared with
- in the large and three in the small
eeateSory sunk the previous week.
3onr fishing vessels also were lost.
Tho arrivals at British ports were
&,7l4 and saiiinss 2.S6S. g.
The statement shows the smallest
tAumbcr a large vessels sunk since
4Hcrmany begun her intensified sub.
marine campaign
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
FOOD EXPORTS SHOW GAINS

Washington. The value Of bread
staffs, meat and dairy products. cot.
TON and cott0rseed and mineral oils
}exportOd In the seven months ending
Sp July aggregated ti.007. .0G5. 100. as
compared with @7S3.ssi.oli for the
lsanae period iast year The gross In
lereaae WAS nearly 32e5. 5.000. 900. Bread.
1lsfts advanced from S25l.7lS.S60 70
1313. .6Ss.bS2 meat and dairy products
3Ifon $l57.S%2.5GS TO t.S5.s6s.Sl9 and
3niAesal oils from tll?.02&.SlS 10 |l33.
(B1e.l3e.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
CLEAR YOUR COMPLEXION
Mhlls veu sleep win cutIevea oeAp
and olntrnsot.-vrlai froA

On retiring. gently smear the fAes
With Cuticurn Ointment, wash on In
Ave minutes with Cutlcurn Soap aud
hot water, aud continue bathing n few
minutes with the Soap. Tho Influence
Of this treatment on the pores extends
through the night.
Free sample each BY mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cuttcurn. Dept. L.
Boston. Sold everywhere, ADV.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

Portland. Ore.--Ieorse ". France.
postmaster ut Ten Mile. pleaded
guilty to charge OF violation OF the
espionage act and WAS sentenced 10
IL months imprisonment at McNeifs
island peni,entiary. He attempted to
dissuade young men from enlisunL
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Separators,

THAT summer h"ari"r ~ ours
spends gnni drnl of iiH" IA The
dairy. Seems tn tah" great interest
~ th" separator
We'll, he's Ia that i!nc himr'if'
"liuh ="
Hes "A divorce lawyer
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

wife Ny dear. wish You w"u'dHN'
play billiards fnr money, It's N"shihg
bu, n game " rhnncr,
Husband N"ns-n~' ltllltnrds ls n
game of intinite skill
wife No, as you play Il, my love !!
-- stray stories,
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Garfield Urges Goa, Saving.

Washington, Through the Cham.
Der Of Commerce Of the tinted States
Or. II. A. Garfield. fuel sdmintstra
tor. has appealed TO American bust
ness TO assist In the conscrva,i oi
coal.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

Mrs. Lindsey Now Keeps House For Seven.

Tennc Cal tell how much Ihavc been benefited
by lydia 1nkha Vegetable Compound About eight years oI
got such low Of health wasunae keep house Tor thc IN
the family tined dizzy feelings, cold feet aud hands nearly
all the time could scarcely scpa all The doctor said had
severe case liberation and without operation would always
l an invalid told him 10 wait awhile Our druggist
advised my husband yet LYDIA t. inkhams Vegetable Compound
and has en,iy cured Now keep house for seven and work
in the garden nm thankful got this medic me Iicl
A. though il hfo and have recommended 'o others ana
they have bcnp,cd Mrs. w lNntN, L. H. lcnnlc Ia
Won wnnt spccn write to Lydia ~ PnkhnM N'd'-
cine Lynn Mass Your letter VIII "r "'""'
rcad and held In strict confidence.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

u. Johnsbury. 'vt.-While Mrs. "a.
rah kenniston awaited sentence "a
life imprisonment for the killing oi
little Alice Bradshaw. . crippled child,
state officers we're, busy on tAs cass
of Ma Eta May HIcks. who also h
70 BE- trte1 tor murder.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
ARTILLERY In France.

American Training Camp. in France.
"A large contingent Of American ar
tiliery has Joined the expeditionary
army and IL well along with its In.
tensive training under French super.
visory instruction.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Man.Ea.ino Shark Captured.

Vrisfield. Md--A man-eating shark
Of the hstchetfin type was captured
here and killed by Capt. Fletcher
Thomas In Tsngicr Sound fish nets
The shark WAS 81 feet long. with
three rows Of teeth.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Deserved No Sympathy.

Hicks What is good for the tooth
arhef
Wickles don't knew, aud don't
want To. ! hate the ton,hnchc too much
,o wan, to i,nd anything that's good for
1t Stray Stories.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

Chicago. High prices for necessi'
ties OF life have forced the oreanisA.
ton Of Chicaso washwOmen. II was
announced here. Tbs first deuaanS
OF tho new union will ~ $3.50 PER day
instead OF $40.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
700 otsiesrs Oct Assignments.

Leavenxorth. KAn.--The 700 pro
visionAl iiru,cnpnts under instruction
ut the for, here have been assigned
10 regiments. Only . few Of the 700
have been placed with regiments now
ON duty In France.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

Washington. Mrs. George Dewey,
wife Of tho late admiral. has accepted
the position OF chairman Of the com
forts committee Of the Navy League
OF the United States In response 10
y popular demand.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
military Drill In Chicago Schools.

Chicago Drill in most Of the pub.
lie schools Of Chicago was begun un-
der direction OF Lieut., Denny Of Wa.
bash college and q staff Of seven from
an Indiana military academy.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

Oieaso.-To edit . 'patrtotic man.
0al" that viii BE- Dlaoe1 II the hands
~ EVEN acAsoi teacAer In the United
Daaiea. Mira. Eila ragg Young has
Dsae 70 Washinstos at the request Of
tDacrutary ncA1oo.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
socialist censsr.ncs Ab.ndo,.d.

Soel&Uot CoNT6V0hce N0ahoon0d.
Genera. The Swlss Socialists have
bccn informed that. owing 10 violation
tnf saufrAlity by Sweden. the much
DAscussed conference at Stockholm
5Aas bsen definitely abandoned. even
~ the Germans.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
The Mn Kent Lent,

Mr.. Tucker had Unexpectedly com"
fncc /" incr with Mr. cutting. from
whom h. hud frequently he~rOwcsi
money.
"E.r NV what wns the drn0,nina-
,lon "f the bin YOU loaned m"f" he
asked ncrvOusly.
"EplscoI,nlinn. ! guess" said Mr.. Cut.
ting. AT nny rate. II Keeps Lent very
we'll"
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
t,,oo Aepeais y prssldsNt.

Washinstea. d. C.-Aorc than 1000
60nlma tsr army exsaDtlea appealing
- ~ prssldsat tAs iloal judss ce
weA cassa. q ths Osoond that The
bon1nAat b lnllsDeassbas 70 . wor
nnofs1, ere neW - tlle.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Fired an Sinktno Crews.

London. Statements from the sur
viyors Of Two U.boat attacks are on
lie with the British admiralty. and
both show the crews Of the subma
rines fred on the crews that had tax
en- to the life bats.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
clpriaWe Castro IN America.

SVTSAW0 VaUSEV ~ NWVertCN.
An Atlantic PorG-Ciprlan0 Castro,
esrner president Of venesueia, ar.
isiscd here on Spanish steamship
Arun = Mexican port. He declined to
t1iacaas the purpose Of his visit to this
cuuntry.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

cAiid 0eswWs In Stock Trough.
Csockett. Tex.--Ora Deli. tho 7.year-
~ daughter Of Curt!s Arnold. farm
feg near here. WAS drowned in q stock
tGaterinS tank.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Goo sick
60 @ork
Many Women in this Condition Re-
gain Health by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.


Ridgway, Penn. Il suffered from female
trouble with backachc and pain in my side for over
seven months so could not do any OF my work.
was treated by three different doctors and was
getting discouraged when my sisterin.law told mo
how Lydia f. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound had
helped her. ! decided to try il, and II restored my
health, so now do all of my housewo,k which S
not light us | have a little boy time years old"
Mrs o. NJ RnlNEs, Kidsway, Penn.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

ovpposed Artist Kills HerasN.
San Francisc0..-After destroytnS all
evtdeoce ~ TO her identity. y beauti.
ful young woman. who registered ut 4
hotel two weeks ago under the name
Of Miss Il. Woods. ended her life.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
hioh hoa Priess Explained.

Washington. --- One Of tho reasons
for the high cost Of pork In seen In
estimator OF the number OF hogs now
In the United states. which shows =
decrease In the last year Of So PET
cent.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
seeeod osath In Camp Mills.

Nineola, N. Y.--Privats William
Bloodsworth. q company. 18TH Ala
bama Infantry. died Of pneumonia Ia.
the field hospital Al Camp Mills. This
II the second death aimee the rain.
how diyisiou" began 10 assemble.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

ooAP 70 STRONGLY ALKALINE
and cuM,siaut usc will burn ssN tho
scalp. Cleanse tho scalp by sAamu0O.
ins with LA Creole" Hair DvSaslng.
and dnrkcn. In tho raturai way. th0s~
uyy, grtssly hairs Price. sDo.-Adv.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Woman X ,,,ed by Runaway Hess.,.

Woman Killed BY Runway @ossh
Havana. ill.-Mrs. Robert Eator. ~.
and Mrs John High and daughter
Ethel were run over by runaway
horse At Springfield. III. Mrs. Eaton
was killed.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
Patriotic Clti.

And she irnWu"d upon his 'uit'
"\.s >hr yuld him 1t ought !" ""
khnli co. EoS,"n i,cm'ns Transcript
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19

For protecting trousers from mud n
French inventor has brought out n
guard to be attached to shoss like a
suur.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
How % You % ~

What ts your favori'c method OF
hns,.ulng the close Of II duty lot
tcry' We generally say visitors have
,urt come. That always sounds plau.
sib,c. some folks, however, spoil tho
effect by giving excuses that wont
hold water. such as "Wcll. tho tcls.
phone II ringing" and "thc boss has
lust called me. 81 ! must stop" snd
.ths baby has Just fallen out IL his
buxxy," as though one would walt to
close q letter under such circuip.
stances !"-kansas City Star.
Potosi journal., 1917-09-19
IMITATION IS slhceRgsr elAr1eRv

but like counterfeit money III" imi'n'
ton has no, the worth Of the original.
Insist on LA Creole" Nnir Dressing
It's the original. parkrns your hair In
the nnturni way. but contains no dye,
Price 81 90 ADV.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-04-11
PRESIDENTS FLAG ON WHITE HOUSE

There is a new flag floating over
the White House now, every day that
the President is in residence. 1t is
the uniquely beautiful flag of the
President of the United States. Re-
Gently, for the first time in the his
tory of, the country, the flag of the
President was lifted to the breeze
on the top of the White House. For
the last twenty-five years the Amer
lean flag has been raised above the
White House when the President
was there, and if the President went
out for three or four hours the flag
was pulled down, so that it would
lock as though the White House was
only protected by the flag when the
President was in residence.
The Woman's Relief Corps and the
Grand Army of the Republic have
protested against this for MANY
years, but it seemed without making
any impression. 1t remained for
President Wilson to express his re-
pugnance of the idea that the United
States flag was a personal possession
of the President, and to determine
that it should fly over the White
House from sunrise to sunset every
day in the year. 1t seems to be nee
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-04-11
PAPER CARRIED MILES BY
CYCLONE Is RETURNED

One of the most remarkable freaks
of the New Albany cyclone came to
light recently, says the Courier-Jour-
nal. when a New Albany man. who
lost several members of his family
in the disaster and whose home was
swept away, called at the German
, Bank and claimed certificate of de-
posit which was found recently on a
farm two miles from Dry Ridge. in
Grant county, In the uper end OF
the State. The New Albany man
also reported that he had just re-
ceived in the mail postcard which
had been among his possessions and
which was picked up in Coshocton.
O., and returned by the finder.
The certificate of deposit was in
closed in an envelope. With the
postcard II was in a trunk in the
New Albany mans home when the
cyclone struck. The trunk was new
er found.
Several days ago Harry ]. Anger
meier, president of the local bank.
was notified by a Dry Ridge bank
that the finding Of the certificate
had been reported. Mr.. Angermeier
identified the depositor and the GER
tificate was sent to Louisville. The
owner. whose name Is withheld,