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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-05
CONVICT LABOR URGED
ON GOVERNMENT WORK

Washington, Dec. 4.-The employ
ment of convict labor for production
of war supplies is provided in btu
introduced by Senator Smith OF Geor-
gia The bill would provide the equip
ment of Federal prisons for the masi-
ufacture of government supplies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-05
EXPECTED BE
PASSED. NEXT FRIDAY

Washington, Dec. 4.-The senate
will be ready to pass resolution
next Friday declaring war against
Austria, Senator Martin, majority
leader announced today. Some de-
is expected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-05

tsuninued I go)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-05

Don't Fail to Qualify So
That You Can Vote in Favor
of Paving the Barrancas
Road.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-05

-,,- wednesday and Thursday; colder
,J.dnesday in north portion; Hont vars'
i0ls,,nest temperature yesterday, 6S De.
,,ess; lowest, IS degrees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Elm fleines Ner3, pas iiberipruoelnoc
Ser5 zines gliidlihen @lcnidenIiu.
oes, empfin0et2 S0er periude es
einnol 5u iAiloeru mas fh in Der
0rlnotiefe 0es ireuoIoien hunmer-
idmeren Seg8ens reet Gu pcrmoat
es ni6tl So iein, tiei imo inuig, 70
eroB lu6 wu6tig bis on nidtl Ges-
megen lit Dir, 0 SpraAe. eiu Geidbrtc
eritauoen. Oh fennit ibn uobl Gr
int elm mddtieer @enpiic. Elm Nelo
@r 0urh5iebt oe @elt nit erloieu.
Oent Sdritte. @r erobert ole Serjcn
i'm Shirm. Gr bat audi old erobert
un0 iibeuplinOen, o arme Sprahe-
llno pie Elm eoIer Sieeer iid6 oeo 9e.
iieeten anninmt. 70 ueigt er lih barm.
ber5ig nno lieben0 5u Dir, rihtct oidl
auf, neil 0u aus oir ielbit 5ll ihlpad
biit ibenft 0ir ats leinen iuerldopt.
licben Born, neil ott arm bit Der
mdblt lid iogor nit Dir aui ooB oii
in ieinen 9lrnen ole @drme ieines
Screens ipiirit imo DID ourh ion
ergdn5elt gum berrliden webiloe:
Dem Glen, 9rehe berpor Nluiif ou
Die on Die &egineen Oes Dleniden
6er5enS 81 iibcrleBen permaglt in elne
bo6ere Sprabe, oie, obmobl o1nc
g8orte, Dem gliten 0leuiden oerildno'
lid it, gu biit es, pelde Der opra'
de 0es SCREENS am nddiien lomut-
gu bit obgrlmotiei uno binmclbod,
lebe0oG uuo grauiam. Oh tannlt
erloien uno oeroammen. On iibii mil
oeu Der DID periie6t, cine impioer'
iteblicbc WIodjt aus. Ort bit Die See
le, oas Ser5 Oes @}enlbeu. glber bite
old, D sDauitl Sie6 5uL nit pcin oiI
itiilgebit. Sieb oie Meniben, bic DID
iormen molten. Oh bit g0ttli6cn
llripuinas. 2oB Did nidt peritilm'
perm lmo nd6ere DID immer me5r
oeiner 9eitimmlno ais Sprade oes
Ser5ensl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
@c6cimbHuOc Der gaOicc.

Ger i6redIibe GinimB mpiterioler
@er6dnoe bei Sen 9loturoollcrn.
gnf Dem 8eiiploe Der Gn-0if
@e6eine @ciellicbolIcn feqnt oie
@elbicbtc o0cr .3citct rnO &olIer.
9ntc5 no fcin io5ioler ooer @ewillens-
Swona- Die W}cul@cn 81 beinIdcr
@cncinc6oit notbigtc, Bat ser 9icij
oes &crborgcncl iumcr icinc 9ln5ic-
bltn0sfroit geiibt. Gus gl6nen lmcr-
fl1rtcr lnO oiclciht lmcrflorlibcr
3uiommen5Gngc ocS @cItgm5en be
giniiigt bic &oritelhmg Opn cincm
oroBcrcn gSiiieu im0 iol0liA elmer
oroBercn Nio1t, oic ben 0litglieoerrl
0cr @e6eimbiiuOe 6lir &eriiiglng iic-
ben muiie 9In Shredbuiteiten lit
Der GiniluB Der mpiteriolcn &cr6du
oe bci Den 9iatirO0lfert Die nod
rbt oa5u gelangt iin0, nad unlercr
9lrt logiid 5l oenten geicbmeige
oenn Sen @rlheimmgen nit willen-
ibuitliden GgperimentCn auf oen
2eib 81 riiden.
Cos oagemeiniie aenn5eiben ei-
mes @e6enmbunocs lit ieOcuials Oies,
ooB Der eintretenoe Nculing ii6er.
rai6t it, binter Dem geliifteteu
Sdleier ni6tS ionocrlib g9unoerba-
res cui0eden 81 fonnen Gs gibt
e6cn fcinc gebcimirisooGen aennt.
lniiic, oic cine abgelonoerie imo prioi-
Ilegirie Gaite imitonoe mare, onooI'
erlto iir Hd 5n rcierDiren Gober
gc6t oos itnmiGfiirlir6e Streben al.
Ter cinmdl eingclii6rtcn 0litglieoer
Oobin, Ocn 0laugel an t6atidhlidem
@}ebrpiien nit me6r ooer minoer
bcoeniln0Sloien Gerelnonicn nit
@ofiispotiis, 5irleloiB rnO gI6raco.
oo6ro 81 iiberilidcu. 9IlBer0cnt
Glider 1T iiGcr) pcrocn oic Nlii9Iic-
: Der ltcts oerpilINtct llren9lteS Silus
ld0pciacn iiber Oic SIngclegen6eilcn
oes @nn0cS 81 beuo6ren; 6o6llcns
odB iie oos Gorbduoenleiu ldauer-
ourd5itterter @ebennliile gan5 pon
fern Onrdblidcr laNen Oiirien.
1ie 9laturoolfer limo belonntlidI
Der 9Srobierilein ser mooernen gSii+
icnihoit bonn Nlenhen, Dlon nubi
por auenL lomcit bic 3eit oofiir ni@i
ihou ocrpoBt lit ibr Scclcnlc6eu 81
crfiu0cn imo icil5u6Qltcn immcr in
Der @orousicbung, oaB oiId mir aul-
tlrulenihen cinnol in 0crgongcneu
Eeriooen bon Oencn feline @cidlic6lC
ncloet nui Der 9leiden Stllfe oel
GntUidling gcllanoen bo6en ln(
ooB mir olio ullcrc Soriabrcn
glcidiam IN cincn acgelnu0rtigen
lcbcnoigen Spiegcl le6cn fonncn
aSnmicpcit oicie &oroilSictim0 lit al
len 9Simftcn 5utriiit mog oo6inge.
ltcQt 6leibcn; gcnug, Die Nlctbpoil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22


Die logenanntel D&armlelnoeD ilt
GngIano, Die iih bereits oor Sa5rcn
5i einer tunpiesirobeu Siga 3tlam
mengei6loiion batten Idbeinen IN Den
ariegsber6dltniiien oie bette @elegen'
belt 5u erbliden itm ibrcn 9elirebiin
gen eegen 16eriliiiiigen StraBenldrn
sum Siege 5u perbelieu. Ylit Subel
no5men tic oen 2lniriii oes enalildeu
Whtnitionsminiiiers eutgegen, Der oie
@eiltlihfeit bat, oos Sduten ser Sir.
bengloden in Den Snouiirie.Webieteu
pGbreno Der Qriegs5cit cntpeoer gon3
5u unterlaIIea ooer ooh 5iim mime
item mifs 9IeuBeritc ein5llidrdnien
Gs DunOelt ii6 Inn cine giiidNdtna0.
me gcgeniibcr oen gtadtunritions.
orbeitern Die ge5lpiinaeu lino, nab
reno oes cages 3u ihlaien mo nibt
Qeitort mer0en ioaen i'm i9re lIn0e
ifmGhte Strait oer nationolea glrbeIt
miomen at fonnen. Dieie 2lureguna
6iloet ben glusgangspuntt fiir etn er'
neittes GinIegen Der 9eitrebimgeu Der
9lntildrntliga nno Die 2onOoner
9lGtter iperoen neiteroings NIT 3li'
idriiteu 81 oieiem Gbema iiberbmili.
Sn ben Zines miro Der &oridIag
9emoht, idmmtliden Groihtendaul-
ieiiren oaS geniiben Der 9Iitonobil'
blpen 3u unieriagen Q6aiidhli3
piiroen in 2onoon bereitS a6 10 llbr
Qlbenos oic &upen oerbotcn bod oie
gIntildrmianotiter ioroern oieles &er'
bot fiir ben gon5eu Eog. Denn audi
IN 0cr Stoot lebten uieIe 2eiite welde
9todts fiir oie Iution arbeitcn IND
oenen oober Gin unbeoingteS ariegS'
redt altf 9hi6e eiigeralimt weroen
nliiiie. 9luBeroent pitroe es aitd onnn
iUeuiger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ge
ben. oenn 6cfonntlid bolte iit ieoer
Gboiiieur nodoem er oen 9gar'
nlingsriif ser 9upe ertonen lieB. aller
weiteren @fldten entleoiet in0 ilr
berchtigt, Die Seitte 5u iibcria6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

scr neuen Soridnng arbeftct onnlt
uu0 cr5ielt mert6oole Grgebnille So
Bat man aud 0crnldt in Die Gin5el
beiten Der @e6eimbtn0cerenonich
beionocrc 9eoeutunoen bineinjlle-
oen lle6erblei6iel bon llrrcIioionen
uuo llrrc6teu Die Dem @eoddtniB
ser ic6t le6enOen 9IotnrOolfer berciiS
gGnBli6 entibwlmoen iein iollcn.
Gin 8eltminfcl Ocr q iio 4
ice
Genqcocni6er lit cs ongebroc6t
oitf ciuc Stimnie ocs 8ori9crs 81
G6rcn Der ni1t bloBe Spribio6rtcn
o0cr Grpcoitionen in Den bclrclicn
0en @clhuinfcl ieiner ShlOieuobicttc
qcmddt 6ot. Ionoern ser felt cilen
MeuiGeu alter al Grt un0 Stcllc
lebt uno genei9t lit Die Ginge 9eoeu'
teno niidterner an3uie6en Eorttn-
ion, ben mir bier meinen lit IN Der
Siioiee 81 Sallie un0 bat ein foloi.
Iales 9Rateriol iiber Den 9isnlard.
9lrdipel ino Die Salomo.Snieln ge-
iornmelt. @r lit I'M 9oufe Der Sabre
aIlmd6iib at Der 9luiiht gelougt
odB ben @c6eilnbiinoen I'M @runoe
ieoe tieiere 9eoeltilng feblt, ltnD ooB
iie einfacb ben gan5 materiellen 3pcd
berfolaen, i6rcn N}itglie0ern 606ercS
9lnic6en before @rtd6rung @ele.
qen6eit gum 6aulen5en, ionic Gigen'
t6umseruer6 ouf Soften Der glidlt-
miiqlieocr 5u peri6oiicn. Gen I'm,
cingqwei6ten l0eroen iait iluncr
Sdaucrnldrcten pon llmgang nit
0jcillcua aliqetiidbt, 5it oeren 9elt0.
iigune man allerbano ionoer6are
ojcrduIcbc 6eroor6rinet Gos eridei.
ncn oeS mciBcn Nionnes, Der meniJ
Gbriurc6t Dor @eipenitern mit6rinat,
bat 0ic @iuqc6orenen ocrauloBt. ibr
inuIlcrioieS 9rciben elm lncuig ans
Der SeiicntlihfeitN 5uriid3u5ie6en,
ati @cirogen allies ub5ltlcugncn lno
gan, ocrtc6rtc 9luSfiinftc 5u ge6eu.
9l6er ser @etric6 6elibt nab wie Dor.
Der belannteRe @cbeim6rmg 1T
Der Dut9n SOM ae6orcn ans.
ir6lieBlicb Nl1nner on Ooh miro 5ll-
weilen eiu5elnen 'alten @ei6eru er.
lau6t auBerbalb Oes 6eitplobes Die
duje luilpimnden. 9llle Stommcs.
qenolieu luiiicn, no lidl Der 6cliplot
bciinoct; bod bitten Ib Die llncingc-
mci6tcn icl6lt pcnn tic sIu9cb0ri0e
cincs @litglic0cS iino, ocu Flab 81
6ciretcu, mcil ldmcre 9lIBc Oaroll
iic6t. Borfinion erlcbtc iogor 5pci
Sale, oaB 9Sci6cr Ocswcaeu gctootcl
Imrrocu. Ger ,Glob licgt licts I'M
gGol0c inter 6oben 9duncu uno III
Imt oiNi0cloH6teu 9trdnhcrn im>
9Hidcn im6c0t lpenn n0t6ig loaor
init @ofoSnottcn 0cr66nat 3pcl
Niiitct iie6en ouf Sem @laB ais I'm
teri4hipf fiir oie lllitgIieoer lno 5ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Bur &erlei6ung Oes GutEuf lit
es uot6ig, ooB oicicr crit bonn Su.
bnoh ocboren miro. Soutcs Sdreien
pom Seitplab lmO oos @etolc Der
Sol5tronlmeln perfinocu Oie glodt
btnorrd ooS Grei0uis. 9lm Dlorgen
crldcint Scr Eubuou nit 0en ncuge-
borenen ain0ern (oie betreifen0en
Cut J Guf Nloslenau5iigc uerOen
iit oQer &eimlicbfeit por6er dngeier.
iig) mo 6citeigt am Stronoe felt.
lid gci1miidte Canoes, Die BON Ocn
inluosfirten Wiitglieoern nit @e.
iona lmo Sronlnelihlag on Der Sill.
ite euilong gcrlioert werocn. Sin
moleriiheS, iar6enfreuoiges @ilo:
0oS peite imo ipiegelglotte Wlecr Ole
Sil6ucttc Der &iiite, ole icbldnten
goote. BON nodten @eitoltcn beiett
ilno oie ii6ergroBeu grotesfer Wlos-
fcnl 9lou iieiot idIieBlicb an 2ono
inO boafiibrt cine tageloug w0bren-
Sc sSu6elieicr.
g Sdropfung Obne gnOe.
DoB Ocr 3ut.Duf ooer pielmebr
scr 9rdgcr Der betrcfienoen Noste
ole in Ger H1be mobnenoen Sof6e-
iieer ipieoerini gcb6rig III Gntribu-
tioncu feet, 1T ieIbitperitdnolid. GoS
8cIti6mouicu (ouf Soften Der Der
monoten) uno oos GinlommcIn bon
9obu fonn lpter llniidn0en ein bis
5pci N1ouote oouern; Die Shrophiug
m1brt ollo oiienbar 10 longe, bis Die
&eimgeiu6ten oifenbar ousgebeutet
limo. PIN Ghoe oes 6eites Gilt Der
Guf.Duf ais Dgeitotben" Die Nlos.
fen meroen 3erltidt uno mr mertb
uollcrc 9cltonot9eilc cin5eln auigcbo-
ben. Sic Ncueingetrctenen boben IN
Der Geqcl bel oen @ert6eilungen nidt
10 oicl Tobu ereattcrt, ooB lie oonit
onc gluslogen, oie ourd i6ren Gin-
tritt entitonocu limo, oede nfonnteu.
sic niiiien onber ibre glrbeitsfrait
peroin9cn, 4ilan5iingcn anlegen
Slide fongen fur5, ous @elo ber-
iAofion, nobel utanhmol 8pei bis
orci Sabre bingeben. gln 3abimgs.
tnne III notiirlid mie0er uroBeS
@iicn II. (. 10.
Guuit lino nun Die @ebeim.Sn.
ititutionen Der o5edniiden Sniclmelt
fcinesmegs eridopit. Gs eie6t ai-
oere @crbinoungeit ole beoeuteno
tieicr III ooS SeelenIebcn Der Gin
gcborenen einereifen, neil lie iic6 oiIt
0en @egen5ouber aegen ole ous Sc.
ben iortpG6reno beorobenoen tiidi.
i9cn @}Gbtc DerIteben 0ieie ticf
trlr5cln0en uno uroltcn Ginrihiun
gen miro 70 leidt feline 8cb0roe aus
rotten fonncn. 9cmerfenSmertb it,
ooB and bieron niir Die Yidnncr
ibcilnebmcn ourtcL ooB EN- l1lper
81 crIernenOcr Cana Die @oupt. uno
StootSdftion ser Yerionmlltng aus
nluht.
Gie @ebeimbiinoe Der SiiOice iiuo
ouf ie6en 6oa iebr alt lno pobr.
iheinlib gemeiuiamen llripruugs,
ga iclblt in entfernten @egenoen oit
Die ffeiniten S2ebeniimitGnoe Scr Sc.
ren1onicn ole gleihen iino. @emein-
fam fiao inmer ole ihon beriibrten
iSaftorcn: 8rioileg Der N3duuer, &c.
beiniboltung, &ortdlddimg BON Set
iier. .Grlhcinungen rnO @eiitcritin-
men oirb 03osfen lmo Sdmirrbol-
3er Observation-Disclosures SSnitrumen.
te). aenhtuiB Der Ginseueibten bon
SotuspofrS, Gintritt gegen 8obmug
ino Grouloen bon Gntbebrlmeen lmo
@1iBbonolungen, moterieile uno itou.
oesgemGBe @ortbeile DER Diitglicoer
.nno 6clonoers ser Souptgeipenlter.
geiibcr. @on relisioicn |lotioen lit
nidts 81 erfennen.
slGfreo 9inO.
WnIif. sic Spradie oes Scr5cns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
MnEf, sic sprade Oe8 Ncrlcna.

Mnff, Die Sprade oes Scr5cns.
NoS in 6reitoe uno Seio unIer
Ser5 bcmeet, infer Snnerites in sIui'
ru6r bringt uno er6e6en modt IN 6er.
benz S1nler5, ooer erbebt IN bodlter
@hidIeligteit, oos lit nit niidteruen
g8orten ni1t olts3uoriiden. Ger
tieiite Gram ole reinite 5reioe, lie
6emeeen unier ieniibles 9er5 nit
mddtigen Sdldgeu. aonute unier
Ser5 iprehen, meld' munoerbare
@ociie. ipclbc ,Siae BON @obltlaug,
melAe froitige Groia, lpelbe niBto-
ncnoe @urgcloute wiIroeu neu en-.
lic6en mo inns nelte @cniiilc uno
ucuc @rcucf oerluittelnl gSclhe
aroBnrtige grtOedilna. menn Die ieine
Sprode oes cmpfmolibiien morn
ihloQcnoen &cr5ens oolenoet trans.
portirt meroen tonnte in Ole Sprahe,
wcIhc tnier Wluno SIT iprehen Der.
mag Spra4e, on geprieiener Ser.
nlittler oer on glaublt elm @eih0it
5miicbcn SSnncn imo gIuBeu abidle.
ben 3u fonnen. pie arm biit oit i'm
sum 9IuSorud 81 6ringeu mas mlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Ser5cu nnO Geelen.

SIN aieler 6ricoen (iSt4) muBtc
aouig S5rieorih Der Seditc bon Dd.
nemorf 9Iorpeeen an Shmeoen ob.
treten Gergeblidb inhte er Damn oni
Dem @iener GongreB Inn cine Gnt-
idbdoi8lne nod fem @eiuh bIieb mn.
erleoiet 3os bieIt ibn icondj niht
ob, pdbreno ieines 9Iuicnt6olts in
S9icn icbr mobltbdtia 8it mirtcf itno
10 botte Der ruiiilhe aoiler glIcrou
Der oer Grite, ais iicb 6ricoridl bei
ibm oerabihieocte, gon5 rec6t menu
er iaetc: ..Gucr Sicboen ncGmen cue
@er8en nitl" Der aonia icood en-
wioerte in tpcbnniiDigcm Zone: Gas
fam iAon mobr iein, abcr lieber
mare cs mir, lucnu i'd elm poor Sec
len nituebmen fonitel"
Gin Irudfeblcr g'ob
nininnu JQnhcn nrpuopr cxrnIfp ffpufn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-16
Mrs. Bayless Speaks
On aed Cross Work.

Mrs Baylets of Louisville. gave a
very interesting talk ON Red Cross
work at the court house on Tuesday
evening, She was introduced by Mr.
Hoskins in the absence of Mr.. Craw-
ford. She spoke first OF German atroci-
ties toward the Red Cross. then she
told of the Red Cross work in France,
of the rest rooms and refreshmen.
rooms which extend from the pier
where the transports land to the sec.
ond trench. where comforts are pro-
vided for the soldiers returning from
the first trenches. She spoke of the
three great divisions of war workers
the man in the trenches, the man lt
home who furnishes supplies and
money. end the women and children
Their she discussed the making ot sur
gical dressings and hospital supplies
and urged that these be made.
In the afternoon she met with the
executive committee and advised with
them concerning various matters
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-16
WAYNE. WEST va.

District Institutes are being held In
all the districts except Grant this
week. Prof. j. f. Marsh of Charles
ton, Agent Dowdy and Miss Malcolm
are assisting Supt. Rife. An irs titut
will b. held in Grant later on.
Prin. j. j.. Harrison and Lawrence
Mcclure are planning to organize .
company OF boy scouts at this place
A splendid thing to do. We hope tina.
the parents will take enough interes:
to cooperate IN the movement.
On the night of the 18th day Of No
vember The first day OF circuit court
at Wayne the Red Cross held a box
social and an old tine spelling bee n
the court house. The proceeds will be
used for tire benefit Of the soldiers
through the Red Cross.
Those who refused to sign and pledge
themselves to conserve thereby placed
themselves on The side with the urpat-
riotir the anerry alters. the slackers
German propogandist the disintcrested
unamericanized Americans. Those who
aie not for lis are against is Ye can
not serve two masters.
John Curnutte, teacher OF the Blues
Rranch scnool Lincoln district mas
had typhoid fever for several days. tie
is manding slowly.-News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-16
Local And Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vaughn Of Paints
vile were weekend guests OF MI. ana
Mrs John Langley.
w. W. Gray is suffering this week
from a very sore foot, caused by being
run over by car Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Cornett and Mrs. W.
p. Call and children spent several days
last week with relatives at Yeager.
H. ". Forsyth of Ashland is bus
mess visitor here this week.
Mr.. ] I. johnson of Jenkins was
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. G. Fieu spent Sunday in Hunt
ington.
Mr. Fon Wright has gone 20 Florida
to remain until the first of the year
when he will return to take up his dr-
ties as county superintendent OF schools
Mrs. Fon Rogers went to Nashville
Tenn :, Moi.day to visit her two daugh-
tiers who are students at Ward Bel
mont this year. or her return Mrs.
Rogers will visit el,tives st McHenry
KY. She will be gore about a month
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-16
MILLION SERBS DEAD
Situation In Country Is Reported
Very Serious.
Eight Thousand Young Girls Turned
Over TO Turks--Many Women
Kill Themselves.

Ionlen.-Thc situation In Serbia Is
surimcl up In Communication re-
cclycd by the Bsl,lSh socialist party
from the executive committee OF the
Serbian socialists. II says;
"I'he serhlnu population In the por-
lions OF our country occupied by Aus
trin. Hungary is now 2.2isO00. accord
Ing to official census figures published
In the oficial Journal OF Belgrade.
The population normally would have
been $4,000.
"There Ia. therefore, reduction OF
$4,000. or % per cent The male
population has been reduced by SS per
cent. There are now in Serbin IA
women to 100 men. In the districts
occupied by Bulgaria the reduction In
population Is 100000.
Doctor otokar Ribar, the Austrian
reichsrath deputy. declared in the VI
emma parliament on June 20:
"'Serbia viii be saved, but there Will
no longer be Serbs
'He said these words when protest.
ing against the Erehtest rhine commit
ted in this war, the deportation OF
10000 Serbian women. children add
men from the departments OF vranje.
Nlsh and Nlrot, and their internment
In Asia Minor.
among these 10000 there were 5000
women and young girls delivered over
to the Turks. OF these a great num-
Der committed suicide by throwing
themselves out Of the trains convey
Ing them TO Asia Minor.
''The deaths among war prisoners
and those informed are put at from
10000 TO $1,000. After the retrent
from Serbia and the reconstruction OF
the Serbian army about 20 per cent
died at Corfu. Our losses on the Salo-
nih front have been about 80 per cent
OF the Serbian forces which have taken
part In the operations OF General Sar-
rails armies.
sixty thousand families In SerbIn
require succor this winter. They have
no means OF living except the little
that we can send to them. Their suf.
ferings during the approaching winter
Will be very severe"
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ooNlrnoN.

A crowd OF the girls and hoyH roni
here went 10 the Falls Sunday
school is prog, essing nicely :.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Thompson ana
sister. Miss Georgia Lycans werc call
ing on relatives here recently.
Mrs. N4ttie Maynard and Mrs. q.
II. Frnzler went 10 Louisa SATURDAY.
They were accompanied home oy Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Frazier.
Mrs. Ksither Chapman spent sun
day with Mrs. Frazier
Misses Bessie and Jessie Moore spout
Saturday with home felix's
Miss Mary Moore attended churcn
al the Falls sunday
George Reed was a caller IN our
community last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fields have
sold their farm &c iaron Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Carr hayo
moved 60 down the river points
Mr. and Mrs Chns. Maynard ana
Charley, Jr.. we're the guerts OF home
folks on yinson BrRrch Monday
Lindsey Lambert has returned home
from Kencya lie was accompanied
by his sister. Mrs. c. " Meredith
Mrs. Hsltsley and hitle Miss Mary
are visiting relatives out In Todd-co.
There win be pic social AZ the
school house saturday night Sovens-
her u. Everybody come as n yers
plcasant time II expected. Tho school
children are preparing an entrrtnin-
ment. PICKS BAD bnt-
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LeeaI And Personal


f. II. Phipps OF Ashland was here
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Wells and Miss Ruth
Archer returned from Cincinnati on
Sunday.
p. D. Davis was in Huntington the
latter part of the week.
Fred Atkinson OF Paintsvllle is here
again with the Elkhorn Coal Co.
Miss Josephine Spradiin OF Auxier.
was here Wednesday transacting bus
mess.
w. s. Ifa-kins has returned from
Maysyiiie.
Miss Garnet Stewards OF Greenup
was the guest ~ Miss Ruth Davidson
on Monday.
Joe Kendell OF Frankfort is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie Baars Of st. Louis Is
the guest OF Mrs. Sam Spradlin this
week.
Mrs. James Morrell, who has been
under the care OF a trained nurse for
some time. is much improved.
Miss Tress May. who is teaching a,
Dwale spent Sunday with home folks
Miss Susan Porter. who is teaching
at Allen was visiting home folks tho
latter part Of the week.
Mrs Rayless OF Louisville was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mr. w p Mcvay on
Wednesday.
Mrs 10 NJ Davidson WAS dinner
guest Of Mrs Sam Spradlin on We'd
nesday.
Bruce Atkinson visited his home
folks at Salyersville the week-ena
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INEZ

M. c. Kirk OF Paintsville, was in
Intz Monday.
Miss Ella Hinl<le of Richardson, Is
here.
Walter Maynard has returned from
I.tuisa where he has been attendins
school.
Mr.. Smith of Catlertsburg was a
business visitor Monday.
Miss Gladys Dempsey is visiting In
Ironton. Ohio.
The state road man is in town IL
see about finishing the road between
Inez and Whitehouse.
AT the age of 80 years Mr.. Lee Ar
mitagc died at the county farm
Sermons were preached on Sunday
by Mr.. Samuels at the NJ. E. Church
South and by Mr.. Hart at the Pres
byterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs H, c. Peters visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Preston recently
We have had Il nice warm spell of
weather in which to finish oar fai.
work. Every one is busy. MAIZE.
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CALIFORNIA COW BREAKS
WORLDS BUTTER RECORD

woodland, Cal. November lo.-lhe
worlds record for butter production
has been broken by Aagie Acme Hoi-
stein cow owned by A. w. Morris y
SONS. Of woodland in test conducted
under the supervision of the uniyer-
sity of Ca fiona. !,
The COW yielded 1914 pounds OF
HITTER N 1856 days; 1857 96 pounds OF
butter in sO5 days and 2,4.6.el pot'iluS
Of butrer in two years, In each Instance
the records displace those estaollsheu
by keystone Beauty Plum Johanna
Holstein owned 10y Stevens q sons OF
pennsylvania. it was commended.
Aagie Acme milk production IN Que
DAYS was 22,O32.S pounds.
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JUDGE EIaar Poe Harris.

J.. p Harris was elected Police Judge
of Catletts0urg by 15e majority. Judg-.
Harris IS 9 sen OF Hon. Brig Harris OF
that city and formerly citizen OF
Johnson county. He is a youns man,
is eradicate in Law and has been
practicing mis- profession in Catletts-
burg for the last fou, or five years. He
is well qualified for the position and
will make good officer. His opponent
Judge Mcconnell has beer the Police
Judge there for the past "a years and
has made en- excellent cfficer.-Post.