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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
Mnttton ober tire Tarme
lobe Nms. 1917, 81. 1 Gftm.
0ranD MeQ0otu, Winn.

Sor at faa 80 opsicrt pil ielees pso sluf.
tion felgenoe tire 9onbitptter nGr @raro
vteabom, Wtorper 60, 0tinn. Sssnoen Wort.
cages I no8et nj bette eanb, 1aa rimeliae
"lltadr fan ~arran9eres.
Sinbart Someteas, 1856 gcres impropeb
YARN, az wfil npro for @ranb Meobow.
Nt9 simltens SorobunS pil irsmbrinse tore
apIinser. Bel brGneret peb gef. Sarbs
pooo Sfog, Der fan bruges for gnaninoer.
Soeale Sorbolbe for Sporetnins al @riie Ga
Sp9g. S11O pr. &cre for eieblifteli9t Gala.
SO acres ltfe improueb Sorm, 81 Mil ipo
or @rano Meaoow. ct al be beoite Qano.
ltptter l oenne G9u. Saa omtrent bier enc
lte aere fan la9ses nnber pfoe. Bel brGne.
ret. 800 pr. @cre ior burtist Sals.
40 acres eanb, life improved, "a nil
noroet for @ranb Weabom. Oct belle Stpffe
tan oprtes, umbtoeen 3 Stcres Sfos. 500
pr. aere for eiebIitteliSt Sals.
..6or Tetalier os giIfaar ffrip til J. O.
Maland, Frost, Mimi, eQer til Ole
Finhart, Jr., Grand Meadow, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

eenfra er ugjerIist, men meb flor
5oriigtigbeo laoer bet fig gisre
%openfra.
III oenne Sonuingrieoom er no.
turligpis Ell iterf SriiteIie for gg.
mems 6oIf. SptfeS oct at naa
Sonningfiloerne uben at bline an.
falot al gierne, bliper llbbpttet
fore Masier Sonnirs. @en life
Geloen bomber bet, at Sonningj9-
gerne bliper angrebet al be raIenoe
gter og iaa ilbe tiIrebt, at oe oer
at DC ntalIiee Stif. Naar noget
iligt b9nber, pleier oct at bare
Here Mar, fsr Der after meloer Tia
en- Wopebals Iom briiter Jig til at
gaa paa Sonningrop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
NarMtiua

er ibas BEN Sorretning, iom iuobrin9er
9enoe. Ten Manb, iom eier eano, er ben,
iom er belbieit itilet. 9eiere al Tarm,
Sarmarbeipere % esnsorbeibere, blip Giere
al eaub. Seq bar eaub Widisau pelififs
tst Tor oliiois Sarmius - SpaSapI, Meieri=
proouftsr, Si9rfrG. Srpntiaser og Sru9t.
9tar Sieer og Sette, gobe Seie, Sper,
Sfolsr os Iarteber. 9tosIe iaa timers
Reiie ira Chicago. Qris $15 til $50 pr.
gcre. Minbre sler ltsrre Sanoitpffer. Sil.
faar paa bpilfet ale fan tiebe; ipsr9 ON
benz % itrip eitsr min frie Seifripelie. Sils
Ii9e Greuriiouer til 9anoet to @au9e maas
Georse q. Swi9art, Gier. M1256,
Sirit National Saut SlSs., 65ica9o, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
patron Qnoerfon"s
Remnine.
San ifDsteSe / &binbeflrScr.

Irreitationen al ben IpenIfe
8ooseier gnbersion alias Morbe.
rem 2inoberg bar eiort Siitorien
ON bans &emnins fra S9ngIet
uooepaaa / 1909 oftltel paanp,
lfriber en- StocfboIms -Ipis.
Natten til 16be sunni 1909, ba
Ismningen ifeeoe, bolbt en- 8erion
I uooebaaa meo Seit % @ogn
uoenfor S9ngilet og tos imob
2inoberg. S Gellen fanot mon ef.
terpaa Ell Sill, Tom ban bapoe boIot
gienlt i en- grsofliimp, og iom bar,
bapSe filet Sernitenaerne foran
Sinouet oper meo.
Wteo Ben pentenbe Gibbs off
Slilgten / fitlb Sart noroober, fsrit
til oenne Slestninas Saber. gaa
ct Steo oppe peb @ullarpb itanIeoe
MciIen enoelig, os Der ifitltc man
Sinoberg. &enllinsen bar oenaang
nlager og ip9nitig. Gette benpts
teoe ban Jig al. San flpote Tia
nemlig / GuinbeflGber og blep paa
BEN Waabe panifelis at fienoe
igien. Set bar Ell ganife lang Sio,
ban opbolOt fig FER paa oenne
Waaoe, belt til Saeen neIten
bolot paa at gaa / @lcmmcbogen.
Wtan falote BAN meo &i9lenapnet
"Moiter".
Otter Spboloet Der reiite 9ino.
berg pltoper % beIsgte bl. a. Sog.
neprelten / 2anopetter, Iom ban
fienote ira fsr. San fortalte 8re.
item ON i'm &pmning og piIoe Lao.
ne Benge. S%ognepreiten gif no ct
gieblif og loo geserne ligge aab-
he paa gorbet, bI. a. ogioa 80.
gen oper ~foripunbne YerIoner.
Oerefter fom ban inb ieien % aao
S%inoberg Tengene, bporpaa bcnne
retlte. Sort SiO otter fom Der Iaa
til Sogneprelten 9egiering fra
"6rits InOersIou" meo Mnmoo.
ming ON Ereiteatteit, Ga ban MI
bar penbt tilbage til amerifa. gn-
ferslons Napn eienfanbtes aanife
rigtig | gogen ODER Soripunone, %
Frelteattelten blep Ienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

) ell trang Sal / 9alaflapa
paa arim er Der Ell alipperepne.
ionr | u~ninoeliae Siber bar pGret
NpboIositeo for pGlbiae aolonier
al pilbe Bier, Ipm %iornelis bar
fl0ot 1icIoiioerne meo line Som
ningceIler. ! bebt &eir b9nocr
set life iaa iiclbcr. at itore 9taS
Ter al SonninseeIler FISHER, ca
Sonninaen fan ga iIpoe i forme'
liae Strsmme neboper 6ieloo9g'
aer. git n9rme iis gifolonien ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
43be NarBans.

Spfns bar ipiaet en- meget libcn &oae
unoer @erbensfrigen. s Gfteraaret
1914 ansrebes ~ pro mile al ben
fpife Seltb9r at 2pius, mebens Der I
De tilIparen6e @fteraarsmaaneoer al
1870 bar anerebet 81 pro mile. 90.
iaa moo &olera anoerlbes Safcina-
ton; Den giper life ubetinget 9eifpt-
tel'e, men mebens 9ebeIigbeoen el-
ers fan itige til 60 psf, er ben fltn
1O-15 psf. blanot De @afcinereoe.
Set er lpffebes at boIbc ogiaa oenne
Spgoom / Scbof; / oen tpife Chill.
b~efolfning bar iaIt finn pGret anmelbt
IS Silf9Ioer, meoens Der / Sillut.
ming til arisen meaem Spiflanb %
Glterrtge, iom finn pareoe ct Gor
Waaneoer, bsbe 10000 Menneifer
al aoIera ! SpifIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
cnlfeS itrafs. 8aalibeliae

- Spretarle paa Blue Slantet Naub og
til9rGnienbe 6arme. Guifer fieffe, orient
liSe % fammeratsli9e &arle; finite, pratt
title, penlise meb Susbprene, o9 ,aife at iaa
arbeibet pelsjort ira Saarben nben Spipn.
Grin fun, oeriom bu littert fan tomme.
Strip noierlio ferite 9rsp. Nppn guber,
Tarmerfarins, Muouebdeu til Sulen eler
december. Gnites p9iaa SinterSarbetbe?
Sober itor Niorbregiitrerebe Sbortborns
% Seite. SrGnser paaIioeIise Sarle aaret
runot.
2niter Te Nrbeibe Dos mig. boenbe fire,
Jets Sarle / @rbeibslas eIer Gntsltpis hos
aIninbelise Sarmere? lluberteenebe biGlz
per o9iao meb at ifaile Nrbsibsbielp for tils
srGnienbe 0iitrift nnber arigeu. seq iuas
rer itrafs. @utaeer benz iom lpnes melt
pasienbe til rimsIisite Coming. 3. Y.
9opeietters Soroetb, gor q, lebanon, @. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
Smaapluf.

WtiiS Steua llIcn er bcmtc
ll9e / IeS Woinc&.
- Wr@. g. q. @clgeion rciitc 6re.
bog til minneapolis.
- Otto Guerbp ira minneapolis
bciseer ocmc llgc Eaitor @le9neS
her / 9pen.
MrS. ariitinn Treit9nrO og
Gatteren Ntorait reiite Su2Oog til
ct. @aul.
92ii$ GpeIun Aeuien ira Wtiu-
neopoIiS bcis8tc iibite l(Gc Euitor
Scorpie&.
- Ntr@. Garitcn Nlitno bciegtc /
iorri9e llae lin Setter, Mrs, Notocot,
Gbeitcr, Sa,
- OIipcr Carton ira Gonbu Mtin.
neiotn, bciegtc iorriNe ll9c Slp9tuin,
ger / Cccorob.
EroicSior e. &. GrclrS fom |
Gluten al iioitc llgc tiIbn0c ira lin
Rciie iii Scro&.
- MiSica Sircuc Sitrem % Huth
Sneacr bcieQcr hcnnc llQc AIRS. C&,
car Sorlicu / @ooC.
Nra. &lrIiu2 Sbcagerllo rciitc
6reon9 iii Tooae, q. 9, poo en- @iiit
bIouot SlGQtuiuQcr.
~ Conrad NcIion ira Minncopo,
lis beisgte SIUQtninNcr / 9ccorob /
Se8pnOcIicn al llQcn,
0iiia Stella NctGrion rciitt Cn&-
Dag hiem til 2litorio, 2. Guf., citcr
iIere llQcr& SpboIO Der.
- Itiia Clara 5ircimo fou /
8irabaa@ tlIbaac fra South Cofoto.
boor bun bar bcigat fine Soitrc.
0iiS NobtI Noafou'ou rriitc
Srsoog til "a crosse poo cn %iiit
hos lin Seitcr, Mrs. &conoro CIion.
6. 5. Gm6Iic % Cattcrcn, Mr&.
e. 81. @hoIcn, bcicatc Mr. % Mrs.
Y. @. GmbIi ! Moiou Sin opcr Spn
BOG,
@i5ic$ 2uIio oa Miuo Socob.
ION ira 0eiIwoufce bcieger line 81
tire, RrS. q. Z Solton GA Mrs. 6.
:. Gbor9rimion
Eoitor Carl ErcuS "a Slritru
fom Nan0ug bcrncO ira @uron,
g'tnn,, Tor at bciege hans 6orUl0rc,
Grofcsior o. Mr3. @rcuS.
9lti2ie@ NiubcI ca Gertrude
Steine reiite Gir&ooQ Ms poo en- Sc
rietur, ben ieritc til Cotton, z. Gof.,
ilo'tnGpnte til @upernc, Minn.
Hobert o8 Nermou Gllon6ohl
reiIte SnSooG iii 3bree Sorts.
Yfont. boor Dc oil tiI6riuge en- siS
hos SIR. og Mr$. 0Iai aoucuona.
Sipert @coebera ca Setter ira
Tacoma, @uib, beIsate 9irSSaa
NroieSior og Mrs, Sperati. Ge bar
poa Glennemreiie ira 3ew gorf.
yPrS. Omar &oicpbieu o. soru
relIte 2irSoag I'll Il, goul, buor Sc
bill opboIoe iia en- lio hos Nlr. go.
%Iepbiens 0ooer, Mrs. Sir. Sol6era.
Mrs. gaitor @uilap Seaa o.
Barn ira @iIorpie, y. Cat. iom bar
beieet Sp.gerforPlorene, Mr. Ga
Mirs. Sobn Segg pan @oibinaton
Trairie, reiite Serons til Ct. gauI,
buor bun oil beige fine 5orplbre,
Nr. oe Mis. Sobn 2arIon, isr bun
isien refer biemoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
"&rihiamiaijoro''.

st Telegram ira Den uorife s(me.
Seem 9orf aontor iii Dir.
ger SSIano & SO. | Chicago, ooteret
25oc SuIi, meIoer:
observation-disclosures @aSiagcrer al.
9if ira Soliiar meo 9ampitibei
~StocfboIm" al Den %ipenite anerifa.
Sir5Oas (24be) 81. ? eitermio.
Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
.em Iifreite Yenaeaubrinaelie er

Nv tttSliC CT
/ 9anb. Su iiilbe life opiGtte bet ct
Gieblif msS at a%nifaiie BIG en- COB Sarm.
On uil albris fuune tisbe eanb amerita
iaa biuist ieien. Gn Sarm tan life lobe
bort eaer blipe taset fra big, bpao iaa enb
bGnber. 9teiten ale andre Gienbele tan.
Sesuosn sr Sarmins ben tfreite eipsitiis
lima i Ssrben. Tn er liffer pda bit basIise
Srso til ale Sibsr. let er / iarlis Grab
SiIiGloe for aano ! gitfiu Goautp, Sils
firm Grn6lo, eono assnt, @od SSlanb
&ailwap, 1876 @olpiu Slbs., SuIutb. Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

StNalas.-"0rae" os Trans
isrseine' lGlges uiebpanlie bilist, bpis
Sanbel Ter itrar. Sssuoeu en- -Seeo Barn"
iGlse paa @runo al anoen ~Sorrstnins.
y. W. @rabam, Secorah. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

StialgS.-@n megets Sarm,
- tilh srenoe @oet efter &nut @iIttormion
lpribaften, 4 Wu norbpeit ira Spring
@rope. Winn., beitaasnbe al 234 Ncrss, me6
sobe Spguiuser, ult ino9iGroet o9 | COB
Stanb. pil blipe iol9t meb bet ferite. SiIs
"trip Olai @utiprmion, G5monb, j. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

Nnfcs. - 8laos ipm Susbpl-
berife ct 9oot Silent, belit hos euSlig.
reipeftabel ManS. Mrs. Suloa Subj. Sborrls
ton, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

StNalaS. - 100 Icres Sarm,
- az Mil uorbsit for Selua, WtcSenrp
Co., Z. Taf. 1875 9lereS beune 8aar till
iaaet meb Gin. Himelis ~fontant aibetaIins,
Reiten til 6 lSrocent. Nor fu~lbltGnbi9e Sps
Ipsninssr ~tilltrip u. 9. SsrSeion, Secorob,
Spipa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27

Suis Se frGnser en- asmaHin, onIa' en- a,
De ito'fe Wlooeuer al "Susperrer". gtutait
oe beo't. Specteue Irifer mep ~Eecprub.Io.
item" ct @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
.iHalQS. = Gu p~elupbnrtet 100

- acres Saru, 2 gdI ira Souqlas |
fanbinapif Excitement, biaist tihales ON
SaubeI fan tie itrcfs. nor nrrmers Ops
lpsninser t%iItriu Sbcre Srnsuarb, 0ous.
las, p. Gototc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-27
Cnifcs, Siueie, SiliaIgS|
% Giterippr0icl.

! Tnertieicmenter nuoer pucnnGpmte Sitel !
\ fuitcr &c pr. Srb, Gaun % gorcsic itercg. I
I net, for buer Sang. slpertisicmcntcr tnb. !
\ taseS lite ipr minbrc cnb so 0eutS. gcnac !
! ruaa uirnpigelis m~eofpfse nne Seiintnscr. !
I Tet isnner fs lite at busisrc iaa imaa I
I Gunner. I
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
TO RED CROSS WORKERS
IN GARRARD COUNTY TRENCHES.
GREETINGS:

Wednesday. Midnight-The returns
of the third days drive are now all IN.
and the casuties to the enemy are
heavy indeed. Up to date 1876 have
been captured, yesterdays quota being
22i and todavs 326.
Up to the present time we have COM
pleted about one-half of our.quota, but
naturally it will take yet greater efforts
to smash the Hindenburg line.
The reports from our Captains up to
date are as fellows:
Captains Martha finder and w. II.
Rogers, Lancaster sector, 639.
Captains Jennette Eldridge and Anna
Belle Burnside have done nobly at
Paint Lick. reporting l72.
Captains Mrs Jesse Gulley and Vir-
ginia Bourne, under adverse circum-
stances, raided the trenches and
brought in 80 captives.
The Brvantsville sector of the line
has been greatly hindered by drifted
snow. and IN todays raid, their first at
tempt, captured 20.
The most brilliant gains made by our
allies have been at the following points
iu the line: Askins & Moberly at Nc
Croary gassed 80 of the enemy. while
Emory McWhorter. at Point Leavell
added 81 to our rolls by means of tanks
r. II. Ledford of Paint Lick, by means
OF Sharpnel, wounded AZ and G. c. Cox
at Manse. used machine guns with tell
ing effect, accounting for 80.
Tomorrow it is expected that tre-
mendous "Barrage" fire will be con-
centrated on the enemy. followed by a
Big Drive led by the tanks. See that
you are leader IN the charge.
Forward March.
II. V. Basin, Chm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
PAINT LICK

Mr.. G. N. Treadway spent Monday
in Nicholasville.
Mrs. Carlos Hedrck and baby. Of
Lexington are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Rice.
Miss Ethel Estridge was in Richmond
Monday evening for the reading
Daddy Long Legs"
Miss Mary May Walker. of Mt. Car
mel. III, and Edwin Walker. Of NJ. NJ.
l., arrive this week to spend the Christ
mas holidays at home.
Mr.. John l.. Codiron had the mis-
fortune to lose his home and its con.
tents by fire on Monday morning. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. There
being no insurance the loss was heavy
enc.
Misses Stella McWhorter. Of Ash
land, Lula McWhorter. of Donora. Pa.
Cleone McWhorter. of NJ. F. l.. and
"is hhu HAAos MIN
of Paintsville. will arrive this week to
be the guests of their parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. E. c. McWhorter for the holidays
The remains Of Roy l.. Roberts. who
died December the eleventh of pneu-
monia. at Camp Shelby. Miss, reached
here Friday and after funeral services
at Mt. Tabor. conducted by his pastor.
Rev. c. S. Ellis, on Saturday morn
ing the body was laid to rest in Paint
Lick cemetery.
The deceased was the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Roberts and was one of
the first young men in the county to
enlist. His greatest desire was to be
in France by Christmas and the sympa-
thy of the entire community goes out
to his stricken family in the loss of
this brave young soldier who did Ibis
Bit SO nobly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
TAKE A SHOT AT The KAI'
SER. join The RED CROSS

The campaign for $500 new members
for the Garrard County Red Cross
Chapter, started off under most favor
able auspices last Friday. when BAN
quet was given by the members to
about seventy five citizens of the town
and county. including both men and
women.
Owing to the extreme bad weather
only few out-of'town guests We're
present. but the quantity was made up
in quality, tor more enthusiastic
meeting was never held under such
favorable auspices.
Mr.. II. Clay Kaufman, was the
chairman and POSTMASTER aud made a
hit with every introduction of the sew
eral speakers that followed. Those
addressing the meeting were. Rev. II.
s. Hudson, president of the Chapter.
e. B. Swinebroad, Mrs. George Robin
son. Miss Helen Gill. b. F. Hudson, J.
+. Robinson and II. V. Basin, and
private Grover Huffman. who is at
home for few days furlough, being
now stationed at Camp Shelby. Miss.
He spoke in giowing terms Of the work
that Is being done for the soldiers at
Camp Shelby and said he felt sure that
all the boys from this county would APP
preciate heartily the efforts of the Red
Cross, which was proving great aid
to the boys both at home and abroad.
Mr.. Basin who is the chairman of
the Membership Drive. announced his
committees and definite program was
outlined. committees being named for
every magisterial district in the county.
There seems TO be no doubt that the
new 1900 members will be raised. if
the interest and enthusiasm is main
tanned throughout the county as it has
started oil in this city. A large sign
has been erected in front of the Head
quarters. showing each evening just
the number that has been raised and
what is yet lacking to reach the desir-
ed goal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20

She was niece of Mr. Zack Elkin.
who died in this county about three
years ago and with whom she lived for
many years. prior to her marriage. ms
her mother died when she was quite
young.
Since the death OF her uncle. she has
lived with her cousins in this county.
Mrs. Henry McAfee. Mrs. Cecil Beatty
and Mr.. Win Smith, all Of whom were
devoted to her and cared fer her ten
DERBY in her last illness.
The remains were taken to Winches-
ter last Monday morning, where inter-
ment took place after short and simple
services at the grave. by the local pas
tor of the Baptist church at that place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
DYKES.

Mrs. Mamie Bush Dykes. aged 80
years, died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry McAfee, near Marcellus. last
Saturday night after an illness Of over
two years. of cancer. She was splen-
did woman who will be greatly missed
from the community where she has
lived for the past twelve years, having
moved here from Clark county where
she was born and raised. At an early
age she united with the Baptism church
and has been devoted and consecrated
christian since her early youth. and
leaves behind her record Of many
good and charitable deeds.
Many years ago she was married to
Mr.. J. +. Dykes who passed away
about sixteen wears ago. She is sur
vived by two brothers, one James w.
Bush. of FL Paso Texas. and Lem Bush
of Gainesville. Texas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
OWENS.

Mr.. Thomas Owens. one of the best
known and most influential citizens IN
the county, died at his home near
Prcschersvile last Monday afternoon,
after chronic illness of many years
of Asthma, although the immediate
cause of his untlmely end was cerebral
hemorrhage.
He was consistent and devout mem
Der Of the Baptist church having united
with this denomination in his early
childhood.
He is survived by his wife and one
son, J. A. Owens, who We're at his
bedside when the end came. Services
were conducted at the home last We'd
nesday morning, by Rev. Baird and j.
w. Mshan, after which his remains
were Inferred in the Lancaster Gem
terry. His friends, neighbors and ac.
quaintances, with whom he has come
in contact during the many years he
has lived in this county, will learn with
deep regret of the passing away of this
splendid citizen and christian gentleman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
ROY ROBERTS DIES
AT HATTIESBURG.

A sad message was received at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts
at Manse. last Tuesday night that their
son. Roy Roberts. had died at Camp
Shelby. Hattiesburg Miss. after a
short illness of pneumonia. He had
volunteered only few months ago to
give his services to his country. and
was expecting to leave shortly for
France, when he was called TO better
home above. HIS body was brought to
Manse for burial. He leaves father.
step-mother and one brother, besides a
host of relatives and friends to mourn
his loss.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
FACING FAMINE.
Pitiful Stories OF Suffering Serbia From
Red Gross Worker.

The following is portion of letter
from Mr.. Isle Harrison. of Lebanon.
a cousin of Mr.. George W. Edwards.
He is serving as an ambulance driver
for the American Red Cross in Serbia.
He gives touching account of the
scarcity of food in that country, and
the suffering of the people. Lack of
space forbids the printing Of the entire
letter, but he says in part;
IL wish could tell you some of the
many instances of terrible hunger that
are continually coming under my at
tention. All around, every way you
turn. it is hunger. Up at M. there is a
soldier barracks and around the place
at meal time YOU can always see scores
of women and children, old men and
youths, trying to get bite to eat.
Our duties frequently take US there
and when we go these poor people
gather around US and beg. They are
willing to work and many of them wash
the soldiers mess kits for what they
can get out of them. A little Turkish
boy comes over and gets ours. He
takes them home to his mother and sis
ter who collect all these fragments and
reuse them in some way. In this way,
by soliciting the dishes Of several SOL
ders, this manly little Turk, who is
only years old, manages to make a
living for his whole family"
Another incident Mr.. Harrison re-
lates is that of a II year old Serbian
boy who asked meekly to be allowed to
polish his boots. He learned the boy
was the oldest of five children and the
bread winner since his father was taken
into the army. Asked what he wanted
in pay, the boy said Anything you
can give me. Something to eat if you
can. On being presented with two
tomatoes, wedge of stale bread and
go confines (about twelve cents) all
Mr.. Harrison had, he seemed least glad
TO get the money because one can
scarcely buy bit of food without an
order from the army quartermaster.
Food control is very strict as every
thing is being shaped up for the long
winter. At another time while he and
u companion were eating stale bread
and goats milk, piece of widowed
bread was broken off and thrown away.
An aged man picked it up and ate it
greedily without embarrassment. All
the men old enough are in the army,
and those too young to fight must work.
The writer says If America could see
these starving children she would strain
every energy to defeat barbsrism and
Prussianism. - Iiarrodsburg Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
WILLIAMS.

Mr.. Henry Williams, aged Sc years,
and for thirty years prominent citi-
zen in the Buena Vista section of the
county. died at his home last Tuesday
night after an illness Of over six
months, brought on by a complication
of DISEASES. His death removes one of
the foremost and we'll TODD farmers in
that part of the county and his passing
away will be the cause of much regret
by his neighbors and friends who have
known him so well during his stay in
the county and knew him to be an up
right, honest. christian gentlemen.
He is survived beside his wife. by five
sons and two daughters most Of whom
are living in the county. His sons be-
ing Roy. Allie. Henry Jr. LOUIS and
William, the latter being now at Ind
annapolis. while Louis is now stationed
at Camp Shelby, Miss. His two daagh-
tiers are Mrs. Spiller Lane, of this
county and Mrs. Morgan Welch. of
Jessamine station.
He was a member of the Christian
church and the burial services will be
conducted by Rev. John w. Hughes. of
Burgin. next Friday at Mt. Olivet,
where the lnterment will take place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20

Flour in sacks or barrels. 1t is guar
anteed to please you or money back.
Hudson. Hughes 4 Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20

See w. j. Romans for Thormhill or
Old Hickory wagon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-21
RIOT, bL00DShED AND
 DISSIPATION RIDING
 RAMPANT IN GERMANY

rioting and many lives were lost when the soldiers endeavored to clear the streets. An attempt to blow up the town hall resulted in the distraction of portion of that building.
 The strikers at centers have for warded resolutions to their govern ment asking for the war to be stopped also demanding the abolition of com pulsory military service.
 Throughout Germany the spirit of unrest prevails. Chancellor Beth mana 1ollweg in his reply To the de- pltation of munition workers refused to assume the role of q arbitrator. He made a strong appeal to the nation to hold the empire together and not at this crucial stage in their history to allow of any internal disputes.
 Kaiser Wilhelm vii make a per sonal endeavor to get the munition workers to return to the factories and the situation is expected to as- sume more serious proportions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-21

many caused by general strike of a,l munit1on workers. The report states that the socialists in Germany have sprung a surprise on the au- thorities and they demand that the war be stopped.
 Large meetings have been held in the principal cities several of which were accompanied with bloodshed through clashes of the military and he masses.
 From Hungary also comes reports of q revolution on the same lines as that occurring ia Germany. This re- port came here by way of Italy. The dispatch also stated that the Ger mans had given up the idea of an offensive against Italy this spring.
 The authorities here state it is the beginning of the end and means the downfall. of Prussianism in Europe by the German people themselves.