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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-07

Mrs. V s Glafckc. Of Cheyenne
Wyoming. after months visit
with her SON. W G. Glafcko. and
family, returned Saturday night to
her northwestern home Mrs Olaf
ckc enjoyed her visit in this section
of the Sunny South very much. and
expressed great admiration for The
country and its hospitahle people.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-07

tn" Floyd Morgan farm of 22o acres
Il few miles east of the city for IL
consideration of Sl3.200.0p. Dr
Rushing only bought the place the
past year Mr.. Simmons will move
IN to the farm soon and make it
his future home.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-07

for business at 403 Main street. the
second door east of the City Hall,
and announces ready for business.
The company's business. managed
by G. II. Huber, is limited to vul-
canizing automobile tires and inner
tubes. c. f.. Swan, an expert in this
line. has been brought here from
Houston. Texas, to look after the
plant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
g'eamtcn-glO i'm n9IOUcr-
tiiiua Glm6".

Sci Ocm uodentlirben 2imdeon
Scs ~glOuertiling Clubs bon 9olti.
more" inn rgmerion.Sotel" uuroe
Sarrp 9. Sonocrs ais 9SrGlioent
mo 93odfolger bon 6. 9Deu Sunts,
oeiien Sermin ndHiten Monot ob.
ldaft, noniinirt. 0ie foIeerOen iibri.
Gen 9eamtcn louroeu e6enfoaS nomi.
nirt. Iormon 80. @arrott ais Sefre.
dr.Sdobneiiter, Rienol g8. 9aIo.
min aIs 9eratber, 2ut6er 6. Niartin,
$orr1 u. oilers uno Sat. 6. g9ilo.
man lnIs @ice. Nr1ii0enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Der nWIurrcldlc ssierte4

aSiro ii6eraIl geieiert perOen. - GiC
@oit imo oae oiientli6eu 9lemtet
am naditcn @iithuod geidIoiien
Sin eroBeS Sternenbanner
miro lmter entipredenoen Gere-
monicn i'm oNluOiion Square"
ent6iilt merOen.
Ser n@lorreide 9ierte4 Der Gag,
an peI1em oie 8ereinieten Staateu
lire llnab6dngigfeit pom Der engli.
iden Sber6o6eit erflGrten, miro in
Baltimore al pielen Stellen nit
me6r ooer weniger groBen 6eitlidfei.
ten begongeu meroen. Die Eoit miro
all oielcm Gage, NiittpodJ, ben A.
SSlli, geidloien bleibeu. Tesgleiden
iino alle @eribte, OaS &otbbnis, Die
3oQbureouS imo onoere ofientlihe
Snititite geibloHen.
SSm 0laOiion-Square miro onl
o@lorrei1en Gierten", @ormittagS
10 llbr, BON 0en patriotii6en 9ewob-
ncrn iener @egen0 cine geUoltige
6logge ali einem 100 SUB 6o6en
@ioIten ent6iilt meroen. Staots.Se.
nator 9etcr s. Campbell miro Oie
,5eItreoe balten, uno Die 9lrrange-
meuts lte6en inter Der 9eihmg Oes
Srn. 9onis =. &ornmann Oeiien flei.
ner @nfcI, Wf. 2oitiS SineewolO, Die
S6nnr 3ie6en miro, Ollr6 welhe 100
fleine ,SIaggen neben Der groBen
6laege entieiielt werOen. Gos Grde-
tier OeS ct. Sofo6us. Siingeruereins
con3crtirt BEL iener @elegenbeit, lno
Sderiif G6os. i. @lc9hiltD miro oas
9ieo bonn Sternen6anner portragen.
Sir oen 9lbeno miro Der gon5e
Square pradtpoa illuminirt meroen.
0ie 5laggenitange muroe ourd Die
N1itbHlfe oes Srn. Geo. @ai6ineton
@illiams erlongt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
9iaiicnfampi nmi StraFcn6abu-
&aggon.


9Ieger ottadiren @eiBe rmO perieu
gaditeine uno ouoerc @urige.
i6oiie in oen @aegon. = Gonout.
teur uno @lotoriiibrer bcorobt. II
Eauieuoe paren Seuaeu oes 9lui.
ru6rs uno gcrfebr itodte lanee
9eit. II 6iinf g3eger oer6aitet.
Me6r ais 6unoert glegcr ino @eiBe
geriet6en geitern 9I6enO gegeu 8 llbr
mlf einem @oggon ser Caroline.
StroBen.9inie na6e Scr @relton.
uno Caroline. StroBe in Streit Ger
in einehl lUa1ren 9iniieutompf aus.
ortetc lino nit Der Ger6aftlmg DON
5iuei glegern unO Orei 1egerinnen
enOete. Mebr ais iedsbunOert Neoer,
oic meiiten ans glorolueit Baltimore,
mohten geitern alIf Dem Ianpfer
nStorIigbt~ einen glllsiIug sic goi
bino6. Ger Tanpier Iegte gegen
S.45 glbenos mieOer an ieincm @ier
am SuBe ser Caroline StroBe an
uno ioiort 6eeanu Die sSoao uaH
Siben in oen bereitite6cnOen @a9.
CONS Scr Stroben6obn. Seoer @ag-
eon mar Oidt nit gIegern 6eiebt, ais
er Die 6obrt ole Caroline -StroBe
cntlong antrot.
llnterpeeS parteten piele @eiBe
rergcbliN aui cine @elegcnbeit, anf
eiuen Ger @oggons 5u fommen. Pm
ser 9reIton. StraBe angelangt, ent.
ipann i;f Elm @ortipediel 5wiideu
einen ser SSeiBen mo mebrereu Sc
germ auf einem ser @aggons, Der in
SbGtIidfeiten ousartete.
Ger @aegon murOe 5ium Salten
gebradjt uno ser Gonoutteur mo
Motoriiibrer periudten 9lu6e 81 Itif.
ten qber oergebIid. Gie @utb Ger
gteger iiel aIf lie imo balO begonnen
Die g3eeer ben @aegon nit 9oditei.
men uno anoereu @urigeidoiieu 81
bomboroiren. Cine Menidenmenge
bon nabe5u taiieno Eerionen jam
melte lid an mO elmer Der 3eugen
ianOte cine telepboniide 9lufforoe-
rung an Die norooitlid)e @oli5eiita-
tiou Siilfe 5u ienOen. Ter @atrol-
nagen Oes Giitrifts mlirOe aus9e-
ianOt uno fiinf Gerbaitimeen muroen
porgenommen. Iie 9erboiteten lpo.
rem Oie 9leger So6n u. 9}elion glr.
2229 Gibilion.StraBe, mo SSeiie
glonoall, CIR, 539 @o0.StroBe, ino
Die 9legerinnen 9erra GonDer, glr.
716 ShooltraBe, 9ula @or0en, gtr.
1918 German. StraBe imo 9llice 91el.
ion, glr. 2229 Giniiion-StraBe. go.
li3iit 9lOom 9ittner 6atte W}ii6e, ole
mioeripcnItieen gleeer in oen @ogen
81 bringen uuo ais Corpus Gelicti
bradte er 3iuei groBc 9aditeinc init
nod Der Station. Sort wilrOeu ale
iiinf iiir Elm Ier6or ieitge6alten I'M.
ter Ser glnidulOiglng, iid auf Dem
Waggon unoroentlicb bctrogen 81 6a.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
ngcmuiOluania Giicuba6m".

SIN I. Suli tritt auf Der Sem.
iulpania Giienbabn" cin neuer Jabr-
plan in aroit, aus meltbem gu err
icben it, oaB oieie 8obn 0Itlid bon
Yittsblrg tO2 3iiee fir Den Herio-
nenoerfebr berouSoeihnitten bat mn
2ofomotiDen @oeeons etc. fir Den
transport bon Trippen un0 gaab-
rlmgsmittehn frei 81 befommen-
3piiden glelp.Yorf iino Nolbineton
wcrOen bier 8iiee uuo oWiiden %bi-
looelpbid linO @oibinetou ieds 3iige
useei6Gltet. GeseleiHen iino rpid'
tige 8iige coniolioirt WorOen, iim ben
%oliagierberfebr nitbt gar 0u lebr oll
bebmoern. 0esgleiden fino Die
Sdlafmaggon @equemlibfeiten re-
ou3irt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
aamieIs laIt gLnlpradlc.

9ei Der lle6erreihilng bon Giplomen
in Der 9larine.9I .9ItaoenIie. -Sa0t
sic gereinigten Staaten seben
o6ne Seioeuidoit obne SAB, o5nc
@ier nod 9onO in ben arieg. +
Giplome iiir ieds 9lorpIduoer.
Sn ieiner Observation-Disclosures
nn ole @raouirten ser 9unOeS.@la-
rine.glfaoenlie IN 9lnnapolis, oie er
geitern @loreen ooiel6it bielt. gao
Morineiefretdr Goniels sic Grtld-
rung o6. ole @ereiniaten Staotcn
giugen nidt in Oen aanpf, Inn 9auo
81 gepinnen lie 6egten feinen Sob
lmo boBten nliD nidjt ons Golf, mel.
DIES iie 6efdmpiten. Sic boBten MIR
Die glutofratie. pelhe ienes @olt I'LL.
teroriide. allnier Sieg miro nidt al.
lein Die WeIt fir Die Gemotratie
iibern, nift allein ole Selbitregie.
RING Itdrten uno Dos NiGrhen pom
e0ttIiden &edJt abtbuu, ionoern oid
Dem oeutiden @olfe 3reibeit rmO Oie
Soiinung oltf einen 1og 6ringen,
moun es lid iel6it regiereu imo nidt
l6uger ein Gpier oes NlilitarismnS
iein piro.~
Gie alaiie ser @raOuirten Inn,
ifIoB 1919 Siinalinge, BON Oeuen elm
Seoer 6innen aitr5em i'm Sample ee-
gen QeutiblonO t6eilne6men miro.
Sic iinO ioiort in oen 3ienit 6eoroert
moroen mo uer0en aui Die beridie.
Oenen arieasidifie Der Ser. Staaten
in europdiihen @eludiiern bertbeilt
merOen Sniolge ser Gbntiafe, OoB
Siii5iere oringeno notbig iino, Oerlo.
rem oieie iungen Wi1nner nabe5u ein
Sabr Sbulimg, bod boben lie IN
oen leBten iebs Wlonoten gang ge6o.
RIG oohieu" miiiien, INN iiA praftiid
ibneller aus5ubilOen Superinten.
Dent Gberle erflGrte ibnen in ieiner
fnr5eu glnipradje. OaB ole praftiite
9rfabrung, ole iie nidt genieBeu
fonnten ibnen in gdIoe auf See 8lt
9beil meroen piiroe.
Die MarDldnOer inter ben @raOu.
irten iinO: 6. @. Sall, Sron Sill,
@rince Georges Gountp; $. Q. Sen.
Oall. glr. 242i, GaIoert.S StroBe, Bal.
timore; 9. 9. Cancer, irii5er BON
Baltimore, iett pom GlBabetb. g..
g.; @. u. 9. @ladliu Sl6eiter; 9io.
bert @ooIc. gir 2029. WlorpIano-9lpe-
me; @. Z. GoluuieuO. glr. 2740, ct.
9an. .StraBe, Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Sm 9llter bon 50 Sa6rcn lit Serr
Geo. @raiier, Der befonnte aiiier, in
ieiner @o6mmg 9lr. 1913, 9loro-
Diontioro.9lue., geltorbGn. Gie ge.
eroieung finoet moraen 9ormittae
pon Der 5t. ant6erinenfirhe aus aui
Dem 6l. @rloier. 6rieoboie ltatt.
Seute 9la1uittag iinoet N6ie Dc
eroiglne OeS i'm 9llter BON 56 Sa6rcn
geiior6enen 0r. Sonluel 9loler,
c'atte Der 6rau Caroline Sdwarb.
9lolcr. pom Srauerbauie, 9fr. 22O5,
2guubroot-slOenue, aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
2ss aOOh6Iaas r6nIOia.

SIN areisgcridt fir Baltimore
GountD 6il Eopiou uuroe 2amrence
5eifc, on Der SSrcOerid.gloenue mobn.
boft, ocs Eootidloas ihuloig befltn.
oen. Gr mar oneeflaet lctten @tdr5
Sri. 8lorcncc @liIler 10 Sabre alt
bon GotonSpille nit cincm Wlotorroo
nicOereefcDren iino onourA ibren
goO perilrindt al bobeu. 9lidter
Gmcan bebielt iid oie llrt6eiIsiprc.
DUNG Dor. Oa eiu Qlntrog nIi 9epil.
lieima zines neucn Ero6eiies bonn
@ertbeiOiaer aeiieat tgoroen IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Me6Ipreis.9l .9lcOnftiOm.

Der &reis fir glebl iaut geiterH
mieoer beoeuteno. @inter ggeioeu.
lortcn brodteu 25 bis so Gents ipe.
niger wie porgeiiern. Seit Dem ID.
W1oi, ais oos @lebl ouf $l7 pro Sab
Itica iino oic 9rciie nm SO his 50
oeillufen @eliern itono Der Ereis
auf $3.50, Man balt itart olli Die
ncne @ei0encrnte, Die angeblidl bciier
ousiaaeu miro, aIs man glaubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
sEreNerif =. MlnntLer nritnr6cn.

Ger 81 Sabre oIte Sreoerid s.
Mnntlcr, Elm 8uderbdder, erlag Ell
mem Ser8iAlag in iciner @obmna,
glr. 240S, %enniuIponia.9loenue. Gr
mar felt cni9eu 98odcn lcioeno &C..
meien. @r 6intcrl6Bt ouBcr ieincr
g9ittme, 6ran 2ucretio V3ontler, cine
Todltcr Ssrnu MnrD WlcGlcon Die
Satin ocs 9Eoli6iiicn @lcGleon bonn
uorOwei!lideu Giiirift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@altimurer IN lIranfreidl.

Inter Den @ultimorern meIde
jeet in 8raufreid nit ocn omcrifo.
niidcu Gruppen lino, befinoen iiG
&ieutenant Serlnun q. Nollics bon
gir. 3018, gtoro-GoIDertIiroBe, imO
cic aononiere Sobu @otrid W2cGoun
uno 9iobcrt 3. Slingllff iueIbe DER
critcn 2onounasOipiiiou Der Wlarine.
SolOoten 6uaetbeilt limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
a6ren sssrIeknnaen erIsaem.

pima 9euion Ole oMiG6riec Toh-
ter bon 9rn. im0 6rou SSobu 8enion
bon glr. 5t2, Sii6.&onoberitraBe, err
lag i'm ~llniOerlitdts.S .Soipital" ben
GerIeBungen ole iie oabon getroeen
botte, ols iie in Ser Sanooer-, nobe
See-StroBe, BON eincm glutomobil 81
Yooen geldleuOert ipuroe, pelheS
Sri. Bertha sd BON 9lr. 1924, Siio-
S6orles.S .StroBe, lcnfte. Gic Wlutter,
6rm 9lnnie @enion 1T rmtr0ltlid
iiber ben 9erldt ibres ainoes, Oas
crit fiir6licb bon einem 8emh bel
gerwouoteu in @irginien auriidge-
febrt pcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
gLnf snde nndl GnIidlmiinacr.

Die 9oIi5ei nIdt nod Dem @lonn.
Ger gcitern @3orgcu 6rou GIi0ubetb
0idboilt, Oic in glr 427, 9soro-
Strider- -StroBc, cincn @ciBwoorcn-
9oocn bctrcibt, ourd cine fGlidlid
I'M @crtbc crbobtc $1.9onfnotc Ger
ueucu Scric 1917 INN $4.9O bctroG.
Der Monu fam III Oen 9oocn mo
fallftc cincn @egcnltano fiir 10 Gts.
Gr iiberrcihtc 6rou 0idballt cine
9iotc, sic ousiob ipic cine ioIdc fir
So, rm0 iie gob iDm $40 6uriid.
SpGter gob sic 6rou sic 9Iote cincr
onocrcn Nerion ais @eNiclgelo, Ood
cntOedtc oicic Die 6dli6una uno
brabtc iic 5uriid. Srou Did6out bat
Der Eoli6ei cine olte @eihreibuuG
Ocs 6dIihcrs gcgcben unO Ole 9im-
ocsbc60roeu finO 6enahri@tiot NOR.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
0nnO foitcte idm ec6cn.

9ei'm Geriudc, icincn SrnO at
rcttcn, ser in ocn 9o0fin Greet, nabe
9ooftn @oint. icl ertronf Der 30
Sabre oltc SsniDl Q. aogllt bon glr.
604, Siio.@onOltroBc, unO iein 2ci6-
nam Iicgt ictt in Ocm itdotiiden
Sootcn5oiic. g9oiDl ipor oui ciner
5orn nobc Noofin Hoiit beiMGitigt
uno ais CT an oos llfer oeS 6luiieS
fam. Inn bort Dem Siibfonec ob5n.
Iieecn, Iob cr, pie iein Suno im
@oiier berum pldtiAerte lno onihei-
ncno ocn gSeg gum llfcr 0iiriid niNt
finocn fonnte. Shnel cnticbloiicn,
cntflcioetc CT iid mo idwonm BIN.
aus. Gr mar icoob nid)t mcit &c.
fommen, els cr bon GrGmpicn 6efal.
len pur0c mo interiont. Seiu
2eid)non miIr0c crit mebrerc Shp-
ocn ipdtcr oufgeiunOen umo oonn aif
Der Sdnluppe nSIora 80. @iainGs"
nod Dem Yier SIR. A an ser @rott.
StraBe gebradt mo bon BORT aus
nod Der Wlorgue. Goelt'S 8ittipc,
bic ebcuiaas ouf Der 6ornt orbeitctc,
begleitetc oen 2cihnom bis nod Ser
Staot. Der SmO wir0e ipGtcr bon
Dem @igentbiimer eines gooteS aus
benz @aher eebolt. Gr idicn nibt
ini @erinelteu unter Dem Babe eelit.
fen ou baben, weldes ieiuem Serrn
0en 600 bradlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
2lnnn,in nene lSrielter.

Cardinal Gibbons nerlie6 geitern
Morqen I'M @ooOItod College 5man.
8ig MitalieOern Oes OrOens Der Be-
htiten Die Erieiterweibe lmo celebrirtc
0os Sodamt. Iie neuen Frieiter
IinO: 6roncis 6nOep, BON @ooOitod,
O1O.; 4eter s. Salpin 9oiIis 81.
9rien lmo Ianiel 8. Stad BON Sr.
Iano; g0woro q. Mc9iamara, BON
9rootlDn, q. g.; 9bomos u. @ar-
tin, SSreoerid goebm, lno SSo6n Df.
SSacobs bon Bottom; 9lntbonD @alan,
bon 9eon, Sponicn; Soiep6 s. 9(po
unO @regorp @. aie6nc, BON 9aIti-
more; Dominic q. Giri mo Sgna.
tins Gor BON 9fem Norf; NiidoeI u.
GIorf bon SerieD GitD; Solepb @.
4elp BON Soutbport, Gonn.; Charles
q. aIciumeoer, bon Sobnstown 90.
Sunius ". Mc@e6ee. bon Hoanote,
Ga.; Clement J. Riiaher, bon YittS-
blrab; Saniuel 5. &o6b, BON 4bi.
Iaoelpbia; SoiepD u. Suciuer, BON
Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@nrcaM Ocs gsancr.0cpartememte.

2S. SUM 1917
gsegcn geplier notbmenoiaer gleuoerimget
oic i'm 3uiubr SDiiem ocs 9Sdlier Departments
boracn0mnel peroen merocH Die iolqenoen
bic WliherHadlt an T. Snl o6ne g9aier leH:
Qiongomerhi StrnBc al Der gtorofciie,
0oninaion SiraBe an Der Sticie,
Nanoan SiraBe an Der Siioieiic,
Nigbis StraBe on Der 9Seifeite,
gllle Ierriiorien an @reene SiraBe, 6olums
biassuelmc, gSarner SiraBe, A0enrieii1sSiraBe
uno gSnrrelrNpennc. bon Sonlbaro Str0Be bis
NaiicrD gloemlc liepeno.
gsalter q. Gee,
(Snfi29-3O) gSallers SHgeneiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

feline 9luto.@araaen iinO. gr er.
wd6ute ierner, OoB in Baltimore Der
@erfe6r ourtb Die Dielen automobile,
Die beionoerS in Den Saiiptgeibdfts.
itraBen iteben, arige5alten miro, mas
in anoereu gr0Beren Stdoteu niht ge-
idie6t.
AbfaII6ebG.Iter miiiien
be0edt iein.
StraBen gteinigrngs Gommiiidr
9arfins benaBridtigte geitern @lapor
@reiton oaB Die @OIi6ei nit Dem
&orlooen BON 3eriouen ole i6re 9Ib.
ioa6e6GIter uidt beOedt bolten, be.
oonnen Bat. Gos StraBenreiuisungs.
Tepartement botte ieitgciteat, OaB in
Baltimore 2305 oedeaoIe glbiaI6e.
6Glter i'm @etrau1 limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29


iorii6en Goimte's inneboben nuB,
Oh es fir oas Gonlite id6ia lit oOer
ui6t.
Sic Streitiragc no6m Sen aroBten
S6cil OeS 9l6enOs in 9Iuiprud. Sic
widtiaite 9lngeIegenbeit ieood, Die
slnna6me oeS fir nddiies So6r aus
geleaten Froaramms, fnm sur Gr.
leOigling
@cIicrn luaren Is Ero5ent BON Sen
3ciduin0en fir ole Si6ertD.9onoS
idllig. Gle nGdlitc 3a6Iung nluB am
30, Suli aemodt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Die goltinlorer geWannen geitern
oos Spiel nit Dem Club pom Nlon-
troaI aii Dem bieiigeu SpieIpIabe.
Tic Score mar:
.3nlernahpnal eruoue."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-09
Extension Of Our Oil Field

oil development in Lawrence county
will receive quite boost as result OF
two weels drilled by the CambrIan Oil
company, which Is owned by White
brothers OF New York. The we'll on =
j. Austin's farm at Ulysses has good
showing Of oil in the Berea sand and
II viii be shot On soon as possible. A
well on Lafo Hays farm also promises
to be paying pumper. II is also pro-
ducing some gas.
The compsny owning these leases is
wealthy and progressive ana will no
doubt push development in a very sat
isfactory manner.
This opens up a new field In the
very desirable Bcrea formation. Abou,
fifty feet OF oil sand was found II is
reported the company Will drill well
on the Clinton sand which is .onsid
erably deeper than 5erea. The two
wells referred to above are about 1900
feet deep.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-09
SOLDIER UNDEReoEs
UNUSUAL OPERATION


Edgar Marcum aged Il, soldier nt
Catlettsburg, was operated on at thr
Kessler hospital. Huntington. The sur
geons lengthened' the mans right leg
four and a half inches The limb was
crushed last April when the unfortu-
nate mar vas hurled under a train a.
Fort Bliss, Texas where he was con-
fined in the military hospital until last
month, when lic canleft0 Huntington
for treatment by the bone surgeon
method.
An x-ray examination was made OF
the injured thigh which revealed that
the bones had never united and the
steel plate screwed into the bones bj,
the army surgeons to hold them in po-
sitior had worked loose. The leg was
twisted at right angles and unable 70
bear the mans weight. After the OPP
GRAFTON yesterday 1t was announced the
plate mad worked loose and the bone
was diseased.
The surgeons cut out all OF the dis :
eased .issi" and, chiseling a groove in
| the bone on either side of the fracture,
fitted section OF the tibia-or shin
Ibone-crt from the patients les, into
lie. The surgeons then drilled holes
through the thigh and tibia fastening
them together with pins made OF a
piece of the transpalanted bone. They
lthen bound the parts in kangaroo ten
/ don
Marcum is reported to be doing wei
and the doctors say he will have ~.
use OF his limb completely restored
He is nephew Of John s.. Marcun
and Lace Marcum, OF Huntington. =
| Her aid Dispatch.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-09

Come to the big patriotic meeting at
Louisa Saturday OF this week. Cover.
nor Stanley and Judge Sampson will
he ihe speakers Cor the Council rf De
f,.ns- No politics but lots of patriot
isn. Judge Sampson is the only Re-
publican member OF the Kentucky
Court OF Appeals. You all know Gov
ernor Staniey.
The Ashland band will be here. Pa
rada starts about ten O'clock. At II.
close Nj. L. X. Varney. the u s.
agricu tural agen. will make hi lei
tal4 CT. matter Of great Importance
He has been Placed in charge of thu
agricultural. work Of the entire Big
Saidy Valley and is one of the most
competent and aggressive men in thu
worh anywhere.
Come to town as early i'm The day us
possible and take part in all the exer-
cises
The Governor and Judge Sampson
will peak in the early afternoon.
Features OF The Day.
| A Flag Parade, and into this parade
everybody should 60 and should carry
an American Flag horseback, auto
mobile and De destrians, alike
Superintendent John II. Ekeis viii
have many OF the teachers and pupils
OF tire county present and school chii
drrn viii srg patriotic songs and jon
IN the Flag Parade.
Every patriotic citizen in Lawrence
county, who can. should be present and
go in this Flag Parade.
Flag pole raising and patriotic ad.
lresses by Governor A. .. Stanley ano
Judge Elem ID. Sampson of the Ken
lucky Court of Appeals, and probably
others
Come and hear from the Lawrence
county boys who have so recently gont
to help IN the worldwide war for lib
erty.
The people of Louisa are requested
to decorate their houses.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-09
AN INTERESTING
RED CROSS MEETING


have been asked to report a most
meeting OF the Red Cross.
Chapter held at Louisa on last Mon
day night shall have 10 do Il in a.,
few words as possible.
II was n called meeting to hear the
report Of Rev. A. G. Bostwick. who
had been sent TO attend the District
Conference OF the Lake Division OF the
American Red Cross at Cincinnati. By
his report Bro BostwiclS showed him
self 10 ave been an ideal delegate,
He carried us with him and gave us
the substance OF all the mastery ad-
dresses to witch he had listened. He
made Our hearts burn as he pictured
the great work that the Red Cross was
doing to relieve the incomprehensible
and indescribable suffering in tile war
stricken world. He made US ashamed
OF our own apathy and selfish ease as
he tod of the fine work being don
| by otherF He brought us vision a.
he told of the many ways by which
the people OF our own county can help
lie appealed TO all the love and hui
mainly II our manhood and woman
hood as he repeated the story from th'
lips OF those who had been on tn
scene and Witnessed tile devastation
the hunger. The shot and she tori
bodies OF those who are fighting ou
battles. the hundreds OF blind and In
sane, the thousands OF starving chill
dren and The awful agonies of tn
trench warfsre. He stimulated GU
prije and Arbitration IS he told Of tn
wonderful systematic and economi
work OF the American Red Cross. w
felt as II in II AL we could see tn
helping hand and hear the loving voic
OF Him who went about doing good.
Citizens OF Lawrence county, we ar
not half doing our duty. We are mt
lallve to the truth OF the awful situa
ton There are 140 chapters OF q,
American Red Croas in Kentucky
There are more than 100000 mem
bers In the United States. our count
should have OOc members and hund
reds who aie knitting. sewing etc. fc
the relief of the suffering of their ow
sons and others. Let every citizen VIII
cannot fight Join the Red Cross Whe
you come to town t. the patrioti
, meeting on The tenth. step in 20 W
IL. Adams store and talk with u
Secretary. W, ). VAUGHAN.