The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12

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Nj. Mark Coins sold to v. a. Lear.
one OF his big typy Poland CHM hog
that weighed COG pounds. lad this hog
been fat be- would have tipped the scales
at 1000 pounds
The government il asking the news
papers To pass the word along To- the
women Of the land to can and dry sur.
plus fruits aud vegetables against the
day Of famine.
In supplying the three primary de-
mands Of humanity food, clothing and
shelter sheep play more important
part than any other animal. Therefore
show your patriotism by raising sheep.
The addition of Bowling Green to the
list Of first class postofiices in Kentuc-
XIV gives the State eight. the others
being Louisville. Lexington. Psducah,
Coyington. Newport, Frankfort and
Greensboro.
Hear Miss Molly Worthington on the
conservation Of food. FRIDAY afternoon
at School Auditorium at 3 O'Clock. She
will tell you how to save your vegetab-
les for winter use. Every woman is
invited to hear her No charges.
An official report made o. tn" Amrri-
can Government shows that Germany
is receiving valuable ore from Sweden
which has been imported from the
United States. and that the Allies are
Disseminated against extensively.
many articles intended FOR Russia and
other allied countries being held up.
Vice President klinglesmith of the
Ford Motor company testified ia the
Dodge Ford suit that Ford cars cost
$3.50 each to make and are sold to deal
ers for S2Sl giving the company
profit Of S2l car. lie said the Ford
company expects TO make II per cent
gross on $3.50. 900 900 business this year
There isn't woman who cannot help
the cause of humanity. II isn't given
to all to send sons to the front or take
part in Red Cross work. Thousands
upon thousands of women of the land
have duties which will keep them quiet
" in the home throughout the war.
What can these women do? Join the
great movement to prevent waste.
Maj. Gen. Pershing. commander of
the American forces in France. has
issued an order to his troops command
ing them to obey the laws of France.
to avoid damage to property and to
treat French people with courtesy.
The permanent camp has already been
established behind the fighting lines
and part Of the troops undergoing
intensive tralnIhg.
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1t is a pleasing coincidence that the
Red Cross campaign for 500. 600. 900.
which Immediately followed the CON
clusIon of the Liberty Loan campaign.
resulted in an overscription of practic-
ally the same percentage as the over
subscription to the loan.
The American people are over 100
per cent patriotic and well over 100 per
cent generous.
1t is fairly well understood that the
Spectator will buy no cheap wheat
this year and unload for an enormous
profit Wheat may sell for $500 be-
fore Christmas, but this is specializing
in futures, AZ nobody knows or can
know what is before us. At all events
our farmers have produced a good crop
of wheat and they are sure to realize a
living price for the product
No American can believe in the DE.
claratIon Of Independence without be-
lieving in the righteousness OF the war
that the United States is helping to
wage agaInt German autocracy. No
Americans can believe in the justice of
the War Of the Revolution without be-
Iiayinp i'm the Justice of the war that all