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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17
Sonneritas, II. Mai 1917.
Scr StablDclnl.

Sn benz segenipdrtigen aries bat
Fb Der @tablbelm, Der allmdbli9 inns
mer peitere 8erbreituns gefunoen
bat, aIs Elm iebr ipirtIamer S9uB
segsn 8opfidiiHe bur3 Snfanteriez
uno Neutrality-suspicious. erpieien.
Sn Jranfrei6 min man iebt 'ogar
nod einen beionberen ShuB ourh
StablpIatten fir Gals, Sruit unb
S6ultern einfiibren. Samit pdre
man auf bem beiten Dese, gum alten
Yanaer Der Ritterseit auriidautehren,
Der freiIid bic 8eipeslidfeit oes
Rdmpfers infolse oes 9roben @es
pidts erbebIih beeintrddtigen piirbe.
Der aud beim beutIhen Selbbeer eins
aefiibrte StablbeIm beoeutet ei9entlia
cine Riidtebr au Der pirtIihen oIten
pidslbdube. unb bod foII er gerabs
ben SnfanteriItenbelm. bic Pidelbaube,
I'm Sdiibengraben erfeBen. Sas bat
obsr cine iebr einfade Grtldruns: Der
pideIbaube eenannte Snfanteriebelm
Der i'm Sabre 1912 burd ben &Onig
sriebrid Wilfslm ". in Preuben
einsefiibrt porben 1T. unb Der ieitoem
In pielen anoersn Seeren ebenfaIs @ins
gong aefunben bat, ift aus Der alten
8edenbaubs berpprsegansen. Sieie
mar uripriinslidh cine unter benz
9opfbelm bes 13. Sabrbunberts 9etras
gene 8ledbaube. bic fih bann gu elmer
ielbitGnbieen Selmform enttpidelt bat.
SIN Mittelbodoeutfhen bege9net uns
oafiir bic 8eaei6nung 8edenbube;
man bat es bier pirtlid nit einem
aus Metan perfertisten 8eden, abgez
leitet BON benz lateinifden @orte ubaa
einum" (mitteIlateiniih nbacinetum,
italienifd rbacinetto), gu tun, BON
benz aud bas SremotpOrt 9aiiin (gro>
bes @eden) abSuleiten TT. gleben Der
Jorm bedenbube begegnet uns f4on
I'm MittelbodbeutI6en Die S9reibung
bsdelbubs, unb bieie ma6t uns bic
gnttpidluns CUR ieBi9en qSidel6aube
perfGnOlih. SIN 16. Sabrbunbert
besesnen mir neben bedelbaube f9on
Der Sorm bidelbaub; 8lumauers be-
faunte Srapeitie Der 8ireili6en 9les
neis bat aber nod bic Sprm 9Ddels
baube. Die bedenbube ipies nod telnt
Gpibe auf. gls polIenbs Der Selm
nit Der Spite. einem Ptdel, ge5ieri
purbs, muBte fi6 Der Name Pidel.
baube feitfeben. 9lls 5rieori9 Wil'
belm ". Die ptdelbdube in Der preu:
biI9en 9lrmee sinfiibrte. itellte biei'
pie beute einen 2eberbelm nit Wfetaa'
bei9lag unb Spite bar. Die Sorm
Der pidelbaube bat ii9 feitbem nul
fpenia perGnbert. Der llrform bei
bsute Pidelbaube eenannten Snfan
isriebelms itebt alfo, ipie man aus ben
9eIasten erieben fam, Der neue Stabl
belm, trobbem er teinen npidel" auf
peiit, erbebli9 ndber, als bic aus Sc
Der eefertiete Pidelbaube nit ibren
Bidel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17

fallen biirfte, Elm eenii9enO grobes
Qrsal gu beItelIen unb ipdter bic @rns
ten einsuheialfen.
Sn 6olgs Der i6lehten Grnten Der
lsbten srpei Sabre 1T Der 9orrat an
Gebensmittsln in Der ganaen Welt be-
beutenb suiammenseIdrumpft, tros
Der braitiI6en 4bbilfemittel, bic BON
ben friesfiibrsnben Jfationen ersriffen
purben. Die 2laiierten nagen bereita
am Sunsertu6 uno erboffen nun bon
ibrem neuen 9unpessenoFen, SnteI
Sam. bic 3ufubr Der erforperli6en Sc
bensmittel.
Sn Grtenntnis Der Notluge bat bic
Resieruns Or. geOerIp 8. 9allppap
nit Der Mpbiliiierung Der lanbptrtz
fbaftliben SntereHen betraut. Gato
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17
Yoilu unD Woral.
SraueujagO binter Der fran5O:
iii6en SrOnt.
Sie Sebniudt Der Sulbaten mad
bem ,,smis Wribli9en."

9as Sasosebiet Iiest binter Der
franS0iiiden 5ront. i'm @tappensebiet;
Die Sdssr. bic bas ebelite Dilb iasen,
iinb Sauienbe Don 5elosenoarmen.
frGftige Solbaten. bic man eigentli4
nur borne Oil Der Sront, i'm SdiiBens
eraben, treffen iollte. 9lber lie fino
bon Der franaOiiiden Seeresleituns an
sefteGt. bier Sasb auf bic 5rauen gu
MAIDEN. Georges 9ienaime, Der in
Der rgictoire" bapon eradblt. bebaupz
tst natiirlih. bieie Srauen folsten
b09it fittIiden Srieben. iie tpolIten ale
.ibren Mann, ibren Sobn ooer ibren
8ruoer" tpieberieben, unb 10 bri4t er
fir oie perfolgte unfdulp etne 2an5e.
Gr fann nidt begreifen, parum Die
!Seerssleituns ben 9lufentbalt Der
Trauen in Dem militdrii9en Sebiet
fir eefGbrli9 bdlt. Die Sa9b beginnt
i6on auf ben 8abnbDfen, bic oreibig
&ilometer unb mebr binter Der Srpnt
liseen. Seoe Sruu piro bier BON Siis
tern bss MilitdrgefeBes gefrogt: ~Wos
bin pollen Sic, ipen frben Sie9" ST
Die Srau jung unb unerfabren. 70 fragt
man lie glei9: rSn pel9em Re9iment
bient Sbr Mann9" llnb bic llnidulb
bonn 2anoe eraGblt. bab iie pierunos
apanais Stunben Giienbabnfabrt bins
ter ii3 bat. bab ibr Mann einige $is
lometer bon bier als Soloat liegt unb
bab iie ibn felt anoertbalb Sabren ni4t
mebr umarmt bat. Sas Spfer ipirb
ioglei6 unter 4ufiidt seftellt unb nit
Dem nG6iten 3u9e nah riidpGrts ab-
geI9oben. gins Sffiaiersfruu peit
ii6 befer beraus5ureben. aber Der Wfis
litGrgenoarm unterfu6t turSerbanS
ibr Reiiegepdd unb finoet-eine Sla=
ide Sett. S9luBfol9eruns: Die Srdu
mill ibren 9atten bsIu6en. au6 iis
tpirb pieber auf ben 3ug 9eIebt. llnh
parum tommen Die Srauen alle unter
groben Miiben unb Gntbebrungen gu
ibren MGnnern in bic WtilitGr5one?
@eil bic Mdnner ni6t gu ibnen tom;
men. Gs 9ibt gu ielten urlaub. Die
v@ictoire" idiittelt por Der Seeresleis
tung elm ean5es 5iiGborn bon &lagen
bariiber aus. bob Die poilus feiner
llrluub erboIten. @inige paren 70
srob, oab bic 3enfur fe ausgelDfhi
bat. 8ienaime erSGblt BON einem piera
unofeb5igidbri9en 9eneral, Dem man
nabele9te. feinen Soloaten mebr ur@
laub gu geben. r1lrlaub9." rief er
vSat Napoleon BEL 9luiterliB unb an
Der 9ereiina urlaub geeeben9 Rebmt
i9 felbit llrlaub2 Weine 5rau tommi
monatelane ni6t einmal mid Su be-
| Iu6en." Gin 10 alter 9eneral lam
unatiirlih" niht mebr be9reifen, BAT
Die Sploaten Sebniu6t nu9 ibrer
Srau baben. Sennph fpllte, meini
8ienaime, bic Seeresleitung iid erins
nern, bab Der 8rieg ni9t allein mil
Rononen uno 9epebren, fonbern ppr
allem aud nit Der ellten Stimmune
lie mora0 Der Solbaten gefiibrt miro.
SO lit aber nur nabri6einli9, oab bic
| franoDiiIde SeeresIeitung. penn nihi
nit benz Wloral, 70 bod nit Der Moz
| raj BEL ibren Sruppen rsdnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17
Georg Sranbes.
Wie Der banii9e autor Iebt nnh
arbeitet.

@eorg 9ranoes miro ieBt in 9Gnea
mari lpssen Oes fiinfaisjdbrigen Ses
burtsfeites ieines eriten literarii4en
Dert6ens. zines 8udes Scr Oualiss
mus in unierer nsueiten pbiloiopbie."
sefeiert. rpoIititen" fanDte ibm bel
oieier 9elesen6eit als befonbere Iufs
mertIamteit sinsn Snterpieiper unh
@eora 9ranbes, Der Siinfunoiiebais-
jGbrise. srSdblte an biefem Gage ben
grinnsruns sunddit febr lsbenbig iiben
Iein neueites Bud, bus iebt i'm Gr=
ideinen 1T. iein Bud iiber 8oltaire.
Dir lafen Jpn fpre6en.
,Seit bem 18. SUM- arbeite ib tdga
li6 bon Ii ubr pormittass bis 8 uhn
na6ts. ga9 meiner 9epobnbeit fonz
aentriere ih mid 10 fart auf meine
9lufsabe, bab id mein Bud oruden
laFe, ipdbrsno icb oaran i4reibe. unp
i9 i6reibe in Der He9el poae aebn
SuerIeiten am Gage. obne eine 3eile
erit gu ton5ipieren, unb auglei4 erlea
otae i6 bic aorretturen. Uteine 4rz
belt bei9dftiet mid 70. OaB t9 S9lat=
pulper nebmen mub nm i9lafen 5u
t0nnen. glber i9 babe Papier unb
8leiitift autb on meinem 8ett, uno
penn i6 na9ts pahe. tribbelt es 10
fart in mir, bab i9 Gi4t aniteden nno
goti5en MAIDEN muB."
r@arum baben sic 8oltaire ses
pdblt2" fraete ibn iein 8efu9.
sd balte etipas oil oas aht5ebnte
Subrbunbert," iagte Sranoes. Limb
es bat mid selodt, nit 9oltaire als
Mittelpuntt bas Srantrei4 BON ba=
mals gu ihilOern nit elmer Wsenee
decentralization unb Werte. Sn mei=
nem Bud iiber @petbe" (es lit bas
slei9faqs ieBt pGbreno bes &rie9es
erI9ienens porleBte Wert bon gran=
oes) .tomuen pobl an 700 Wieniden
Dor, bier ettpa boppelt 10 piel."
Der 8eiu4er fragt nad ben litsra=
ridden 9lnfGngen bes 9elebrten,' uno
nun ersGblt 8ranbes, fir ben >4itera=
turliebbaber Iebr interehant, iiber feline
in jun9en Sabren poaaogene Wano=
lung BON 9biloiOpben gum Siitoritsr-
gls YbiloIop6 bate er dngefangen,
aber zines cages Iieb ibm elm 5reunb
elm tleinss Bud, oas er unterbalteno,
aber oberflG9lib nannte. Gs mar
.2es pbiloiopbes franeais au 19. iiecle
par $. Saine. paris. 1860" Sas
Bud rief in 8ranoes cine llmlpanba
luna berpor. Gr los es flint, feds
Wlale in einem 3ug. @ine gang neue
9lrt, 2itsratur gu bebanoeln, offen=
barte ii9 bier fir i'm. Gr las in ben
folgenben Sabren alles, mas Saine
I6rieb. Gr iu9te ibn in Puris auf,
uno er gepann fein Sntereie unb feline
5repnbi9aft. Saine puroe ibm Der
9sfrsier bon -roeutfder S9olaitit."
60 iagt 8ranoes. Gs ii6erraidt
aunGbit, oaB er serabe bas fagt, un=
mittelbar na9bem sr fein liebepoIles
BUD iiber 9oetbe perDffentlidt bat.
9lber es 1T tlar. baB er. Der nit glei6er
2sioenidaft @pltaire unb 9oetbe um=
fabt, bamit BLOB feiner Qbneisuns se@
gen bic abitratten P6ilofopben, gegen
einen S9elIin9, einen 9esel 4usorud
sibt, BON benen er bamals, als er ii6
Der 2iteratur9ei6idte 5upanbte. fiir
INNER IbI6ieb nabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17
&rie9 benz Snnaer!
3ie Mpbiliiierung Der 9tderbanin-
tereSfeu ut einaeleitet.

Mit Dem gintritt Der Ser. Staaten
in ben 80lfsrtrieg 1T bic Bi6tigteit
Der @rndbrungsfrage in geipalti3er
WeiTe geitiegen. Die @in5iebung BON
Sunhsrttauieuben bon iun9en Wtdns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17

Sells. Der &ommiFdr fir Snoianers
@nseIs9enbeiten, iu4t Die Snciuner
bss 2anbes gu perunlai1en. m09li4it
srobe Grnten gu eraielen. SeIbit Die
@olfsntbuIiaiten bes 2anbes iolen
mitbeIfsn, Die probuttion BON 2ebenss
mitteln gu erbDben, inoem4 iie uuf 9lns
rseung BON 5rebertd llpbam abams
bic perfii9baren Seile ibrer @oIftlub>
lGnbereien nit 5eIbfrii6ten beitellen.
9od bamit 1T erit Elm Idpadsr Gns
fang esmaft uno es pirb nod piel
9lrbeit srioroern, um cine ausreihenbe
8sriorsuns oes 2anbeS nit 2ebenss
mitteln 5u ii4ern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-17
Ste e tp pc.

.Sebt bauert mir Der &siss iaon
su lanse, ib psrbe meinem Mann i'm
JeIoe sinmal einen enersiifen Brief
I6reiben.I
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
The MACHINE GUN

When one takes the trouble to in
vestigste, Americans are proven TO be a
very inventive nation yet because of
their great modesty they seldom claim
and never boast of what they have
done and often other peoples and ma
sometimes enla.g, upon it and claim
il as their own. In the matter of ma
chine guns America has lead in the in
ventioh. The Calling gun was invent
ed in 1861 by DIR. Calling Of Chicago.
and was really good gun and used
extensively in the war with Spain.
This gun turned on crank like a hand
organ and it fired at the rate of about
ten "a second. This gun has been super
coded by vastly more effective weapon
that does not turn on a crank at all,
you pull the trigger and il does the rest
firing at the rate Of about two hundred
and fifty shots in about twenty five
seconds When the trigger is pulled a
fresh cartridge is discharged and that
reloads the gun
At the present time there are four
types of guns used in our army and all
are American inventions. They are the
Maxim-called the Vickers; the Colt; the
portable Hotchkiss. also called the
Benet- Mercie; and the Lewis. When
Howard Maxim invented and developed
his gun he made demonstrations before
many distinguished witnesses, notably
the Kaiser. Not all of them were in
terested and some dismissed the idea of
the invention with the statement that
it took too much ammunition and was to
expensive to operate. Evidently all
the witnesses were not of that opinion
tor il was found at the beginning Of
the present war in 1914 that the Ger
man army under the Kaiser had so. 900
of these Maxim guns with which to be-
gin their work of death and destruction
while other nations are still hard press
ed for arms and ammunition. Truly it
is wise man that is in position to
see and know the danger afar off.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06

and runs 35 miles toward Jerusalem.
and more human destiny has been
thrashed out upon IL than upon any other
territory of like size on earth.
Here Jonathan and Saul fought the
Philistine., were beaten, punished and
the cause Of civilization was set back.
Here Saladin beat King Richard and
the Christian cross went down before
the Mohsmmedan crescent. Here the
hoslems hrst got their grasp on sacred
Palestine and fought to make Constan-
tinople the religious capital Of the
eastern world. Here Napoleon dream.
ed his dream Of world-conquest. world
slavery to autocracv.
Today Turkish armies are fleeing to-
ward this plain and may make their
last stand therein. In the south, the
British are pressing up from GAIA. To
the east. the British are aiming to-
ward this plain from the Euphrates.
Coming down from Persia, is a Russian
force. To the north are forces of the
British, Australians, Armenians,
Greeks, Serbians. French and Ruman-
ians. pointing toward Constantinople
and this plain. And permanent world
peace is their cause-li liberty. brother
hood, civilization.
Turn to your Bible. at Revelations
xiv:
For they are the spirits of devils
working miracles (German) which go
forth unto the kings Of the earth and
of the whole world to gather them to
the battle of that great day of God
Almighty.
And He gathered them together in
to place"
And the seventh angel poured out his
vial into the air; and there came a
great voice out of the temple of heaven
from the throne. saving 1T is done!'
If the Turks get proper beating in
this plain, the central powers will like
ly "crack." and YOU may hear from
the throne of Austria great voice
CRYING. 1T is finished!
Watch that plain! 1t is today called
Esdraelon. The old Hebrew writer
named it Armageddon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
PRESIDENT DEFINES
War Aims And Peace Terms.

President Wilson in message I,
Congress, that is regarded as one o.
the NEST momentous declarations IL
American history, againhas enunciated
but more strongly than ever before
Americas purpose in the war. He also
asks Congress TO declare war against
Austria Hungary, the chief ally OF
Germany, but did not include in his re-
quest. Turkey and Bulgaria. Germany's
other allies. declaring that they are
mere tools and do not yet stand in the
direct path of our necessary action
The President reasserted that German
power as now constituted. must be
crushed and that then, when, the Ger
man people have spokesmen whose
word can be believed, 1--WE shall be
willing and glad to pay the full price
and pay it ungrudgingly.
Let there be no misunderstanding.
our present and immediate task is to
win the war and nothing shall turn us
aside from it until it is accomplished.
Every power and resource we possess,
whether of men, or money, or of ma
terials. is being devoted and will con-
tinue to be devoted to that purpose un-
til it is accomplished.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
FOOD ADMINISTRATOR

Mr.. T. X. Moss, director of the State
Food Commission. was in our city last
Tuesday. While here our local chair.
man. Miss Tommie Francis, arranged
for meeting at the school Auditorium
Tuesday afternoon, at which time Mr..
Moss addressed the meeting. to a small
but interested audience. We regret
that the meeting had TO be arranged
so hastily. for much larger crowd
was due Mr. Moss. who enlightened
the merchants present as to their dut-
les toward conserving the food, which
he said was one Of the rost vital duties
imposed upon the people during the
war which Is now on.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
HOUSE BUILT OF STRAW.

A Logan county. Colorado. farmer
has literally built a house Of straw. but
built il in so substantial manner that
it makes very comfortable home for
himself and family. Bales Of rement
covered straw were laid like blocks Of
stone for walls. with concrete on the
inside and out. The house is o. by Is
feet in size, has six rooms, and bears
the appearance Of a concrete building.
Spaces were left in tine thick walls fer
windows. The inside walls and ceiling
are plastered, and the house has a shin
gle roof. II cost bur 500. exclusive Of
labor and furnishes comfortable TAB
itstion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
FARMS FOR SALE
PRIVATELY FOR ten DAYS ONLY.
220 Acre Farm.

About three miles Of Lancaster RICH,
on pike. rolling. very fertile. well i'm
proved and none maker: cheap at
$4,000
l25 acres. five and one.half miles Of
Lancaster. ore-half mile of main pike.
Sixty acres in grass, lies well. is fer
tile sandstone land. dandy dwelling.
good barn and tenant house and cheap
ut SlOO 90
al acres. two and one-half miles Of
Lancaster. improved. right on good
pike. productive. rolling land and will
be priced right Apply To-
ID. A. Thomas Realty Agency.
Lancaster. ny.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
WELL RECEIVED

One Of the best talks ever heard here
on the conservation of food was that
given ey Miss Mary Sweeney. Dean of
the Home Economics department of
Kentucky University. Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Womsn's Club rooms.
She was brought here under the aus
pieces Of the Woman's Club and il was
unfortunate indeed that more people
did not hear her. She has been asked
to return again. and in the event she
does. the lecture will be given, either
at the court house or the school audi
forum.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
BUY RED CROSS SEALS.

FIRST. 1t gives everybody an OPP
portunity to help little bit IN health
work.
SECOND. IL brings to the attention
of all people the need of doing some
thing to save themselves from tuber-
culosis and many other preventable and
unnecessary diseases.
THIRD. As a preparedness measure
for war. it is of vital Importance to
conserve the health and lives of the
nations fighting units. The money
from the sale of Red Cross Seals goes
state health work and part of it goes
to the National Red Cross to assist in
their work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06

lady Jeune once asked Joseph
.orlain why. In bis opinion. so
zen fall short Of their ambition
rf Nr. Chamberlain answered They
20 the place where they turn
They may have killed the era.
he first bridge. and M the sec.
rrrhaps even at the third: hut
.. t.fr CONS are always more formld.
h the farther we 20. Many turn
arN disheartcned. and very few will
.rr The monsters To the end, but
n.c who do have won forever"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
COUNTY FAIR
Well Attended And Much Interest Shown,

/ o"ih6 W W as
had to thoroughly advertise the Agri-
culture Fair held at the Rex Theater
last Saturday. limited rumber of ex-
hibits were shown in the various class
es. but the attendance all through the
entire dav. show that the people of
the county are interested and when the
next one is held during the latter part
of the coming year. its success will
have been assured.
County Agent W. H. Rogers and his
assistant, Lou finder, deserve much
credit for the work they did and to
them alone is due the success of the
first venture.
AS was announced the Red Cross
chapter was given the entire exhibits
with the exception of the poultry, and
it realized from the sale about $50.
Many of the premiums were also do
mated to them.
The following were the awards;
BEST TEN EARS OF WHITE CORN.
1st-Billie Cox, 2nd-John Anderson.
3rd-Gordon Doty.
BEST EAR OF WHITE CORN.
lst-T. J. Price. End Henry Owens.
BEST 10 EARS OF COLORED CORN.
lst-L1ther Gibbs, 2d-Jas Burnsides
BEST EAR OF COLORED CORN.
1st-Luther Gibbs, 2d-Jas Burnside.
TOBACCO.
lst-The best display, o. T. Layton.
lst-Best three hands of leaf, Forest
Stapp.
WHEAT
lst-l peck of wheat, Drummend Nc
Murtry. 2nd-l peck of wheat, James
Sutton.
HEMP SEED.
lst-l peck hemp seed, Drummond
McMurtry.
2nd-l peck hemp seed, John Henry.
HAY
lst-l bale of clover, John Farra.
lst 4 Ddie VI tiiiothJ, Jolln ARA,
lst-l bale Soy bean. John Farra.
HORTICULTURAL.
st-Best display of apples. Forest
Stapp, End Best display of apples. Mrs
George Brown.
lst-Best peck potatoes. Rev Hudson
lst-Best pumpkin. CLYDE WIthers.
CAKE
LIST Best cake. Mrs. J. W. Palmer.
PIES.
LIST Pumpkin PIE, Mrs. Geo. Smith.
CANNED FRUIT.
LIST Best display of canned fruit,
Mrs. George Brown:
PRESERVES.
1st-Best display Of preserves, Red
Cross.
POULTRY
LIST Best pen any breed, John w. finder
lst- Best hen any breed, Marion Crimson
LIST Best Cockerel, James Burnside.
End Best her, John w. finder.
End Best Cockerel. S. ID. Cochran.
Lancaster High School boys won
over Buena Vista. Brysntsville and
Paint Lick US the best corn judging
team.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
HIBBARD

After an illness covering more than
five years. Mr.. J. II. Hubbard died last
Wednesday at his home on Hamilton
avenue. of paralysis.
He was u years Of age and moved
to this county from Madison abou,
fifteen years ago. Besides his widow.
he is survived by one son. Earnest
Hubbard. and one daughter. Mrs. f. b.
Ray of Buckeye.
After funeral services conducted by
Rev +. ID. Palmeter at the home. the
remains were Inferred at Buckeye last
Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
Insect LANGUAGE.

Insects. like birds and animals. have
their calls. nnturalists say. But the
sounds they produce include the rub
ping together of their limbs or wing
covers and the vibration of their
wings ~ they cannot always be spok-
en- of Ms voices. Flies and bees I'm.
doubtedly mean something when they
hum louder and louder
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06

AS one travels southwark from the
Sea Of Galilee a great plain comes into
view. 1t is mostly of sand, rock and
barren soil, with here and there a
starved shrub. II is 20 miles across
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02

WANTED-Washed cotton
rags, suitable for wiping
cloths, must be clean, with
all buttons and hooks re-
moved and sleeves removed
from all garments; no stock
ings; preferably old sheets,
pillow cases, waists, cotton
dresses and wrappers, mems
shirts ana white goods;
should be torn into pieces
not less than eighteen inches
nor more than three feet
square; we will pay SC per
pound in any quantity deliv-,-
cred at Journal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks to s
our friends for their many acts ofs
kindness during our recent bereave-
ment. and for the beautiful floral
offerings, and especially the Sistersx
at the Pensacola Hispotal.
MRS. l.. p. SCHAMBEAUN
AND FAMILY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02
w A N T E D |!
EXCELSIOR CORD
WOOD

Peeled and Unpeeled. Load
ed on cars at your station.
We are paying $2.75 to $3t25
per cord with the bark on.
For peeled wood, with bark
off. the price is $3.50 to $500
per cord. We pay the freight.
The prices are different
because the freight charges
are higher or lower.
Write us from what sta
ton you expect to ship and
we will then tell you what,
price we will pay you for
peeled and unpeeled wood
and mail you our Specihca-
tions.
Write us today.
P E n S ACOLA EXCEL
SIOR COMPANY.
P. 0. Box 1850,
Pensacola, Florida. s7s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02

Ify on are out of a job and want n
high class selling position calling
on the housewife. A cent post card
viii put you in touch with a $4,000 to
$4,000 a week proposition. Div. M.
1462 American Aluminium Mfg. Co.,
Lemont, Ill. 2dec'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02

statesmen: Capable specially man
for Florida. Staple line of NEW
and EXCEPTIONAL terms. Vacancy
now. Attractive commission con-
tract. s35 weekly for expenses. Miles
F. Bixler Co., 34-48 CarIin Bldg,
Cleveland, 0. 2dec'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-02
SALESMAN

DOES YOUR TRADE USE SALES
BOARDS? WE INVITE CORES
PONDENCE FROM Statesmen WHO
ARE MAKING THEIR TRADE REG
UI4ARLY. THE MOST REMUNERA-
TIVE SIDEIINE-NO SAMPLEs-NO
COLLECTIONS-COM DUE AS
SOON AS ORDER IS SHIPPED. WE
WANT ONLY FTRSTCLASS MEN. EN-
QUIRERS TO RECEIVE ATTENTION
MUST STATE LINE GARRETT. AND
HOW LONG, CLASS OF 1TRADE
CALLED ON, TERRITORY AND HOW
OFTEN COVERED THE K. & S.
SALES CO. 154-56 WHITING ST. CHI
CAGO ILL. 2dec$