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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-18
Miss Katie Mcdaniel
No, 4 Odd Fellows Building

pLo.oz Residence, 2l0.
noi'e' Office, 1872.
Fire, Life, Tornado-Accident and
Health Liability.
Workmen's Compensation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-18
Booker's Wholesale and
Retail Bakery.

Buy The Best. Call for Booker's inn
proved Sanitary Bread, finest Quality,
Prompt Attention given to all Orders.
Phone 2}7. Made in Hopkinsville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-18
PRINCESS AND REX THEATERS
BUY YOUR
Groceries and Produce
From
CLIFF CLARK
No. 203 E. Ninth Street.
Bring Your Junk to the new
JUNK MAN

We are paying the highest market
price for all kinds of Junk, feathers,
wool, roots, and furs. Cor. 9Th and
Water SITS. Tel. 1872. Wagon will
call for it. H. Meyer, Prop.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-18
r. S. Ambrose.

Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Red
Cedar Shingles, Rubber Roofing,
Paints and Oils. Call and pet ON
estimates and lowest prices. 7th ST.
next to mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

g. g.. $500.
5btobolb Self on Dsiten anb
Souttsrn aifs Snl. 60. $4,000.
g0lln .. 2dibam an price 5il Ro,
2 .. u. 6. 60. $1,000.
2ura UlcRair an .Srutbern Sbir
Sap. 8t. So. $65O0.
Jreb. 70. WinitriobIe an Uiinmi
e. IL. g. 60. $500.
Rorp 6. Ban gusipsn an Gouri
5ouI. 6. II. 3. 60. $500.
4ltfa 6. Nintle an Sibnsp Qpe
g. II. 9. 60. $500.
SstiIste Sppotbetem
aouis Giopftein on 9ishlanb aDe,
9. II. 3. SO. $3250.
3. 8. llnberpOob ON Gbos. Webg.r.
S4OO.
q. artbur gaIbipin on 9eutT5er
Qanbtuebr .. u. 9. 60. $1,000.
Guiinp 6iller an Goriparb 3. u. 8,
60. $4,000.
Sobn ". Snrbiis on eilpsrtOn 8.
u. 3. 60. $500.
Senrp 8. Gates an Wpers p. Goo.
per. $500.
3bomas Griffitb on, D'grpauDilIs
9. u. II. g. GO. $500.
golis 6. Ro;in an Peoples 3. u.
g. 60. $2700.
Sarrp green an prfe Siu electric
3. II. 9. u. $1,000.
0roncis Ouerbers an Aftipe .. u.
9. 60. $500.
DiIiis 8. Gorbes on College Sin
6. u. 3. 60. $1,000.
Gatberine 2ellpett on Games O.
Goop=r. $92S0.48.
8. R. Sbomas an Come .. u. 6.
60. $1,000.
gbos. Qds,bner an 5omsjieab g,
u. 6. 60. $500.
Mi6asl Duffp an /. Darb 9. u. 9.
u. g. $500.
elt5dbetb Rutpe on Meiiern Ger
man gnnt $2700.
Gurrp Sbompfon ON Gnterpriie ..
T.. g. u. 60. $3.50.
RoIIn .. 2atbam an Baltimore
gpe. 6. u. Q. 60. $500.
Warsaret greebon an Rstp Budsss
6. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
@roce SOIIinssiportb an Sobanna
9. Dselsbp. 1925.
5rec. W. WinierfobI ON Soutkrn
Obio 9. Il. &. 60. $2500.
Clarence W abair an Grant Wat.
ion. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
Ser 2amshr.ider.
RuFii&. SEiss. BON Offip
Opm o 10.

SD bin fiiHf5is Sabre oft. ss5 Der,
eieHs rei&li9 tnifsnb 8libel mouat.
lid, tras: Grillanttn6pfe, - Elm Gb.
renseidenf bon siner bc9geItelltel
perf0nIr@feit. 5aIb RuBlailb ienni
mid. = i9 BIN cine 8erii9mlbeit.
Die Stubenten iIati4su gsifaII. iDeIrH
ia MID seige.
2lber ib bin 2aHbftritrr, S6nii,
ipiler. ssn mir fIifbi 3isainerbIit.
91 bin 2anfitrei9er uno tmn ben
aH6lid bon sints uub Jeper ni9t Der,
trngen, benu bns erinnert mid oil
9ud9nliunu, Srbnung. Sfonf9reis
ben. 2us sfiirfsisiGhriger finbe i'd
8srsniisen baran, mid I'M Coupe nit
einem aofatsnoffisier az befreuHben,
Sip0If Gtunbsn nit ibm gu reiien uno
i'm beim Abidisb 5u bussn.
Mein 2ebeE lit uHsersaelf. ptripors
rem; mehre-s Nals bereifte i9 gong
RuBlanb, nDtr bic StGb.s perpedielte
iG oae miteinanber. Sb erinnere mid
nur, baB in einer Stabt bas 5beuter
ein bSlaernss. in Der anberen elm iteis
nernes GebduDe i'll. Sn gburtop aB
i'd ipunbertare Curtin, in poltGlpo
aibt es berporragenbe 2rinsd nnb
fiII1e 2einiponb. ueberna fiHb metie
Grinnerunssr seriiraii, bG,tfffnpeife.
9ld. t0nnie i6 fiinfsebH ober Stpun5ig
ssGbrdeH BON ben Shulfern iDsrfen,
an Der DoIgu uuerftreifen. bis iiber
bm llrat fort, unb rnb Sibirieu oors
hrineen. Gin fd6nes Qnnb 1T Sfbis
risn, - inttreHant. Dort 1T unTers
einer, Der rmberiirstfenbe S9auipies
isr. ftbr beIiebt.
sssbt bef5tbert man mid Oft In Der
erifen a1olis, fpenn i9 auf gaitTpiel
eebe, anoers ols sreits aIniie reiie tb
ME. 2lniihtsfnrien NIT metnem pors
irGt iirb in isbem tIetnfteu 2dben su
bcben. ellle ttnnsn mid. nlnlfFnnl
eriennen iis mid auf Der Strabe. 4. /.
Dos III nid,t ongenebm, dber es bjfft
niGts. = bas brtr,si bic auIiur MD
fit.
Sm Wdr5 fam id3 na6 g.. einem
.lsiner- Stdbifen an einau 'eroBen
Blub. sstb bate mein S6fterdtH nit,
Elm sip5IfidbrIsss Wsabden nit bIGus
en- augsn uni einem fumifden biiuneu
35F&en init einsdlodtenem rotben
gurb. @ie botte 0ftsrferisn, uHb i4
ndbm fie nuf bic Weife nit.
en- Der gunsen Gtubt fnnnte i@ mfr
snei Qel4t, ben pofhetlneiffer unb
aiu<u Rr5a<enpffiaisx, hen IL boz sis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
GrnuSeisentbu ss$spot9sfsn.
Gtueiuuati, 10. Rop.
Rene Dppptheten.


Die QlsOno RedItp 60. on 9ant
Sr. 3. u. go. $1,000.
@RiItpn W. 9irb on Goutbern Sbio
9. II. z. Go. $4,000.
aatbarina SIENNA an W. 6. Seas
ton. 5000.
u. 3. Wlierenf,Ib on Satlsp 3. u.
6. 60. $500.
9e!en Wade an South Sib<42- II.
.. &c. $500.
4meIia Sisrner an bo. $500.
5obn g. Mefion an bo. 5000.
Sobn q. Snrbtte an GiIbertou 6.
". 3. go. $500.
sSrant S9niebsrs on price 9ilI
electric 3. u. 6. u. $1,000.
glnna Tlnrqunrbt on Clifton
Seigbts 6. II. 3. 60. $500.
Dinis 8. Gorbss an College 5in
9. u. 9. 60. $1,000.
Dobib Dangerously on Somt B.su.
6. 60. $24O0.
Jobn q Watainlep an bo. $500.
German WliIler on 20. $1,000.
katherine 2elIpett ON TebnnrlinioH
Qife SHi. Go. $1,000.
. Min;au q. GnrAs 90 geusa .AsA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
@utes Obfsef4aft /.

- 0ufe6 GpFBe W '"
- Die Dbft' uro
gi,eiugarien aalifOrniens haben ibrtn
BeIban in bieIer Saiion bishsr
$l5, $50, 900 einsebra4t. Ger umics
Don le;dt Derberbtnbem Dbit nno 1a'
fele unb Mkintraubeu ipor per allsts
bette in Der G,ei4idts bss Sidaiss.
Bis lebten Saniiag absiIb wurD.n
na& BEN Often insseiammi 572.OO0,'
600 pfunb peri9idt. pslfe $33. .090,'
900 er5ielten. DIR immsnie Dbitp'rs
ianpt psribeiite iid auf 22.oo0 Wa9'
gOns. Disie 3dblen fDnrosu bon 8.
80. 4bams, bem 9ertebtsleiier otr
california Sruit Diitribuiors. unb
bon ben 9iiitrDersbrsleitsrn Der AIe'
fern unb Goutbern Yarif;c unb bsr
Sania 5e gabn betannt gsgsben. Gals
bas Detisr siinitis b!sibt. Danu iDsr'
ben, ipk bieIs 8odIntm faserl. ptittrs
$500 DagsOns ln4 bem Often abss'
ben unb bic bis lsbisn Samsaas srs
5telten Bruttot;nndhmtH um S3.7bO,s
900 trb6ben. Der 9raubenumidb
jteIIte iidb ME folgi: 9afels unb Msin'
trauben, 1000 mdgeons fir $16.'
SOC, 1000; Weintrnuben, 1000 Wdggcrs
fir $1,5O0,oOO; in Sdsrnebl p,rs
padte 9dfsItroubsn. 1000 Wusgons
fur $1,500,0O0. Bon ben 9rutiotins
nabmsu srbisltsn bic eiienbabnen fiir
Jra6t unb abtiibluns 1915 pr W1ss
gon obsr insgdarnmt $8,250. 600. Giir
Die " iiibIung ipurben 382, ,000, 600
pfunb eis ober 17a Sonnen PET Mns.
gon beu6tbigi. Die bier unb I'M Often
be5abIien ROmHiiiiontn be5ifftrsen Ii4
ouf S100 per DoseOn ober $1,000, ,00J
unb ben 3iihtern psrblkbsn forlit
$1025 per Baggon obsr $22.600. 900.
Bon bieIsn S1O25 pr Wdggon bdben
bic 3ii9ttr fir pas g]fildtn @trpli,
ten nnb fIlr stiiisn f@dbunsstpsiie
$500 per Ddggon rber $500 600
ousa,ssben, unb re heimfftn fomii ron
Der 3eit Der Cbtrriic bis gym gsss
iduf Der @ddre $725 per Wdgspa nhfY
irlajcanii S16y go 900 sik
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

iro feds sssnbret i'm Coupe fsnnen ges
Isrni unb nil bsm ih uuf einer Sta'
iion 8riiberf6oft ostrunftn bnttt. er
trtannis mid, iueinie Iosar Dor Rib
rang unb iiibis metit S0htrrfen
Ddrjltlt;fn. Abst mir frnnisn niht
mebr: mnn bate ss i'm ptrbottn;
elm 9eb.rleioen obsr berortiges. CD
teirabtsie reineR Offisisr ipebniitbie,
tr mid oesglsiden, ols iDoIIts sr T9
sntIhuIbisen: SO lam niht. Iieber
Ireunb. esGarg's mir nidt Dns
stli.r fdEs,Gt beran, Dsrfobitn uHo
aemein, IHD pndt einen BEL ben Ji'
fen
I'd, aina i'm 9immer bin nn6 ber,
! bctradtete feline 8affe nno ben ge'
itidten 8eppib ln6 giHg fort- gSeb'
mtitb idIit in mein Serd I6 ipeiB
thidJt, ipesbaIb.
mir ainaen. Gas WGod)en belt
i'd bel Der San6 un6 borte nit bal.
benz Sbr su, als iie iprat. 3ie
augen boiten fid Ddbreno oes Nin'
tiers Rom 9iht entlpobnt, id] rntBte
tie 5uiammenfneifen uno fortte ME
mnno erfcnnen. sSh blidte auf inlo
fab in Der ferne areii5e, oie iih Rnd)
alien @eiten neigten. Cine fteinerne
0anO nit ItelleIpeiie aisgebrodel'
ten Steinen, mein @ott i'd ernp'
fanS einen Stia i'm Screen nno
fiibIte mid, beihdnlt. Gle ipar bod
bier beer6iat, annn Sergeieiuin, bic
ghttter meines 9od)terfens. Cine
lnbe6eiitenbe 'GtdiiipieIerin, aIs
;rmr nod, rmbeoeiitertber, Der bhnui.
Iiife Srieoen lei ibr beidieSen. Sb
bIidte oas Nedbd1en bon Der Seite
on, ibr ssopfden mar IN Sonnen.
Iid,t aetmift, Sas Saar leitItete pie
@oI6. Das Iiebe aino lab anna
Sergejepna dbnIid
.gsir ipoIen auf ben aird1boi
, seben", Ingte if 5u ibr.
9ariuid)ta IdfeIte, bnnn mahtc
iie elm ernites @efd)t. sgir i6ritten
burd, bas irieobofstbor ino giitgclt
in feierIider StiIe, iltnritten blilben.
Der glbornbdiime iiber feiltien yos
oer. 8or einem Heinen, peripdbr'
Ioften Grab init seneigtem srGrj
blieben mir Itebeu. Bie ein ainoer'
grab Iab es ais. SD iiberlegte ;.
iienn Ianee Sabre iino pergongen,
IeitSem nan fe bearabeu bdtte +.
lie aeb6rte beretts einem ar,oereu ail.
ad,, gnna Sergeieiuna aniitta,
Iiutotiatd -.
,gapd, ,parlim tpeinit Su91
SD antportete irid,t. 5a itdinte
mid. SD fiibIte elm grennen. :.
~@eibt dr. iper bier begraben IT.
papasT
ed, fonrtte Die Ebrdnen uift i,il'
ter6riiden, meine @rirft lpogte, mein
Sers mar bebriidt. Sd irnorInte
mein s56ter4en, blidte itm in nt.
amgen Sag ids ibr9 Gag id1s9
geridtpeige id esq
.Spri6 Elm @ebet, mein Boaeb
ten", iagte i'd 81, ibr. Gin beiBes
@ebet. 9ein. gditter6en tit bier be-
qrnben #. . cine ungiufIi6e Sarlo'
itret&erin bein @liitterden -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
sr.mseissnt6nms :. iisbertrsannasa.
Gintinnati Is. gpp,

ginefnndtt 15. Nop.
gbarlesSdneiber on Jpfsp5S S&uei'
Der, 20 Bel 95 5ub an Der Rcrbfeite
ron Glnrt Ctr. betannt dls go. 913
Glnrt Cir. 81
Wortpn Carlisle on Glorence q.
lu1so&r ~ ba n Eak On 5x& &qrhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

8et Der @rreifutns Der nreiften
8ieIe forrirt es nidt 0ara1if an Der
uebr leiitet ionbern bauaitt wer Idn.
.pG Lest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

|RadikaIbeIlung as Ilerven$ebwatte.
epa npD gsronsn estIast mre a@isn @
% beg eaDEs ano seltra xatarrs S
9rnbfnn os @ D sas Soisss enn sss
S unS mad pOs ehIae sststp
ksusiasp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

u uian frpahnf bas ..GindnnatitI sgsllstluii.' .
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
Sc "kers Sentenced To P,,,'on

Seventy-eight slackers from
Rock ford, H., were sentenced
to serve year and a day each
in the Chicago house of correc-
ton by Judge X. NJ. Lands, in
the federal court. The sentence
specified hard labor" Two
Others were ordered jailed 80
days and another was sentenced
for GO days. Judge Lands or
dered also that each man be re.
quired to register. This is the
echo of the riot in Rockford on
registration day. Tom Cameron
lives there and we are indebted
to him for Rockford papers con.
tanning graphic description of
the riot, The result is just what
we expected.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
- n
YI)eh llTS5

After a long ilIiess, Mrs.
Nancie Caroline Belt fell asleep
at the home of her son, Jerry
Belt, near Hebron Monday morn
ing, July 9, 1917, at $3.50 at the
age of 81 years. During her
long and painful illness she was
ever patient yet looked forward
with eager expectancy II the
time when the summons should
come to call her to that home,
eternal in the Heavens.
She was born March II, 1893
and was married to Lafayette
Belt in 1857. She profess !
faith in Christ in 1856 and united
with the Baptist Church at
Pleasant Grove. She later moved
her membership to the Methodist
Church at Hebron where she re-
NAMED a member until her
death.
Grandma Belt as she was fam.
iliarly known by those who
knew her best was a noble wom-
an of pure christian character
who always found pleasure in
doing service for Others. She
was a kind and loving mother
and a friend always to those in
need. The world is made better
by having such good and noble
lives spent as hers was spent.
Death for her had no horrors.
Death was for her but call to
step into the joys of that land of
eternal sunshine and love where
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
Locked Ia His Refrigerator.

GoadIsnd, Kan, +. W. Sui.
liran, tie butcher, has Just had
an experience that gave him
some idea of what i. means to
be entombed with little or no
pro pect of being rescued,
He entered his shop, locking
the door after him, end then en-.
tered the big refrigerator. The
door closed and the snap lock
shut him up in a temperature of
about - degree The big ice
box is straight and sound proof.
80 that il was impossible n make
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
MANS ARMS llFE.SAvING NET
Father Catches Eight Children as They
Leap From Window Of Burn.
ing Home.

Philllpsburg, n, J.-When John Nc.
Nicholas, night worker returned to
his home and found the lower floor
burning, he ran through the flames and
smoke to the bedrooms on the second
floor and aroused his eight motherless
children.
Lining the children up before a win.
dow. McNicholas first jumped out to
the lawn and then each of the chill.
dren Jumped into his arms. lie thus
saved them all without injury.
The fire, which destroyed the Me.
Nicholas home, spread To two others.
and did extensive damage. McNlch.
olas owned his home, and It's dcstruc.
ton will be Il severe loss to him and
his large family
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
KICK SP0lLS MARES SALE
Active Heels Play Havoc With Bid.
ding Ring at Auction Sale In
Pennsylvania.

WrouchtStown, Pat wnS Scnndn.
lous the way Jennie. the old family
mare, resented being auclioncd on nj
the sale Of the late Isaac Pcrcy'S If.
fects recently Farmers, who intend.
Ing bidding, formed ring In the barn.
yard, hut Jennie kicked them into the
next yard In a ilTy and sent John Kirk.
patrick Of Newtown banging against a
stone wall
THAT mares worth $50 on condition
alone called Auctioncer Cornell. safe.
" outside the wall, "hut I'm Obliged to
knock her down To the only one of YOU
scared bidders for his pnltry $500"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Of the regimental association sent out
word to all the boys To be- on hand.
And what flow Of "reminiscences there
was! Time had purgcd from the mem
DRY all recollection Of the hard,hlps,
and left only the glorious deeds Of
those who fought for the Union.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
when Saw the Way Clear Dropped
Into the River"

deserving, and when they caught me
which was rilht on the bat, they Civ,
M >iyty.thrcr days In The brig"
schultz said he served Just one dny
OF that sentence. Getting out wa.
like taking candy from a child" Once
free, he said, be- went back 10 Hastings
where he turned or house for $50
and several rings. After thu, be- went
from place to place, making a good llv
Ing by his wits
Steals for Wedding Expenses.
\ week AGO. being about Ia marry
and needing cash, he returned q.
Hastings, where he made a haul NJ cu'
glass. lie sold this and got cnoug!
Ia pay his wedding expenses.
"Whcrc DO You and the madam live
when you're at homer asked Dctcc
tive Fisher.
AZ No. - Townsend avenue
Laurel mn Long Island" replied
Schultz. III You bulls 20 over
there be- coSy with the wife"
Capt. Herbert Graham went 20 N,
address and found Mrs, Schultz. no
attractive woman of twonty.onc. Whcr
she was told that her husband wn.
an escaped convict she bccame hys
tcricnl.
After she had cnlmcd down, Mrs
Schultz said she had met Schultz "
Manhattan, whore she worked In
bakery; and after rnpid.nrc court
ship he married her April .. II.
seemed 10 have saving habits an,
they started hank account He wu'
Kindness itself. she said
Captain Graham found In the room
two watches, three rings, two wutcl
chains, three jeweltd lRvallicrrS an,
two bracelets. on Schultz Dctcrllv,
FI,hcl found n bank book showing
balance ~ 1925. n ring with thrc,
large pearls, n signct ring with IN,
initial &C. n diamond pin and Nv,
,lg'r.iscs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
What is LAX-FOS
lAX.F0s is An iMpR0VtO CAscLRA

A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Ca,hnr,ic
and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascars Bark,
Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, SennaLeayes and
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala.
table aromatic taste. Does not gtipe. soc
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
[. F. WATERS

Veterinarian
Office at SiSCOs Livery Stable Phone 289
Prepare. now aud ininunze your herd against black
leg and hemOrr1asiC. septcemia in Cattle; White
SCOurs in calves; Navel ills in colts Cholera in hogs;
Also see me about White diarrhea in yOuns chicks;
Bowel ailments and bIaCk,ead in turkeys
How to Know, Prevent and Cure Quickly
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
me OuInIns lhat Does Not Affect The nssa

Because Of ts tonic aud laxative effect. LANA
TIVE BROMO QCISfNE is better than ord.aa;y
Quinine and does not cause nervousness r.t
!inging In head. Remember the full narle al
]nE for the signature OF l., W, GROVE &c
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-22
Merry Xmas to You
And we this from the very bottom of hearts

Let US make this day of rejoicing Let US
show real brothery spirit another; there must
be no half-heartedness in making This day supreme
of all the year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-22
Wooster's New Bulletin.

Mr.. Wooster of the Biology Depart
ment has prepared a bulletin whose
title is Mature Study" and whose OBJ
Ject is to help the study of nature
in every school room possible.
Mr.. Wooser believes in nature stu
dy not as new subject in the curri-
cu1um, but as an aid in fitting educa-
ton to the needs of the child.
Every child is naturally inquisi-
tive and eager to ask questions on all
subjects. This then, Mr. Wooster be-
ieves to be the educators opportunity
to tell the child what he wants to
know, when he vans to know it and
so guide him that his mind may al
ways be open and inquiring.
The bulletin outlines nature study
by seasons and topics and by grades
and seasons. These, it is explained.
are suggestive rather than to be fol-
lowed, the keynote of the bulletin be-
ing follow the mind of the child.
The work of the teacher is further
aided by outlines of plant and animal
studies, earth and star studies and
general miscellaneous studies which
are developed by means of questions,
many of which are as simple as those
OF child yet which would put most
| of US who are no longer children to
wondering.
A list of nature references and ma
te11als are also included.
The bulletin is not being sent out
promiscously but will be gladly sent
free, on request to those interested.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-22
ALL HAIL TO THESE
TO DATE EIGHTY-FOUR FORMER
STUDENTS OR FACULTY
MEMBERS HAVE JOINED
THE COLORS

Sun Never Sets on F. H. N Soldiers
The latest list of Fort Hays Normal
boys who are soldiers or sailors is
printed below.
Albertson, Henry, Co. M. 353 In
fantry, Camp Funston.
Ball, Eugene.
Beezley, L. D., Co. B, 157 Infantry
Camp Kearney, Calf.
Bieker A. F., Priv. Q. NC, De
tachment, Camp Funston.
Bolt, William, Lieut., School of
Military Aeronautics, Austin, Texas.
Breitweiser Ray, Co. 81, Barracks
831, Radio Corps, Great Lakes, III.
Burns, Ralph V, 10th Infantry,
Co. l., Am. Elk. Force, France.
Carson, Alva, 81 Aero Squadron A.
E. F., France, Via U. Y.
Callahan, James P, Serg. 23rd In
fantry, Co. F. Am. Elk. Force, France.
Cummings, Corp. E. H, 23rd In
fantry Co. B., Am. Elk. Force, France.
Clark, Lindsey.
Crane, Willard, Lieut.. Q. M. C. N.
A, Camp Funston.
Crissman, Merle, Caison I. 40
Am Training Camp Doniphan.
Custer, Raymond.
Davis, Geo., Base Hospital, Section
B., Ward 4, Fort Riley.
Darcy, Ray E., Battery b.. 541
Fld. Art. Camp Funston.
Doqgherty, Elmer, 10th Aero
Squadron, Dayton, Ohio.
Ewing. Jesse, Co. C, Camp Doni-
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High School Items

School was dismissed Friday the
list, for the holidays. 1t will begin
again Wednesday the End of January
Gilmore Wann, senior returned
to school Monday, after a weeks alb
tooth Every one missed "GilY for it
is not often that he is absent from
school.
Carroll Agrelius formerly a mem
Der of the junior class but now one of
Uncle Sans crew on board the bat
tleship Minnesota, visited the High
School Monday. Carroll was granted
a short furlough and was on his way
back to duty from visit with his
parents IN Texas. He arrived here
Sunday night and left Monday.
Reece Cave was greatly disturbed
early IN the week over the loss Of
Bena, his thoroughbred dog. He is
now wearing his usual happy expires
sion for the dog, not the cat "came
back"
The two basketball games played IN
the gymnasium at the Normal against
Lacrosse, were lost by the boys and
girls of our school. Both games
were exciting up to the last few min
UlSS- Inc score OF the DOyS game
was 10 TO Is, and the girls z to IL.
A recital was given in the assembly
hall Tuesday after school by Mrs.
Malloy's violin class OF public school
pupils Miss Pestana assisted with
chOruses of pupils from the grades.
Pupils from the grades, high school,
parents, and friends were present.
Those taking part In the program ac-
qu1ttd themselves creditably.
The assembly hall was in use con-
tlnuously from Thursday morning un-
III Friday night by pupils from the
high school and the grades giving
Christmas programs
After teachers meeting Wednesday
evening, Superintendent Shively in
vited the teachers to the dining room
OF the domestic science department to
a dainty lunch at which he presided
as host A social hour was enjoyed,
the pedagogues lingering around the