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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09
THE ENEMY
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE

BY DR.. FRANK CRANE.
Whoever you are there's somebody that doesn't
like you.
The one constant figure on lifes stage is the
enemy. He's always there, sitting grim and silent
busy with hostility.
BE thou pure as ice, chaste as snow
thou shalt not escape calumny.
Gentle maiden, as good as fair, with heart
warm and kind to all Gods creatures, anxious
to spread happiness May to spread flowers
it seems incredible, but there is someone to whom
your presence is ofense, and to whom your sur
would be pleasing
In the chemistry of souls this repellency is
most curious, but undeniable. No human force
ever comes into the world without its opposite
Every positive has its negative. In every love Is
a little spot of hate. Heaven and hell, in their
deeper significance, touch every human heart:
Caesar had his Brutus, Socrates his Meletus,
and Jesus the envious Pharisees.
When 1 read any book that pleases me, human
Dickens quiet Wordsworth, the exquisitely
fooled woodcraft of Vernon Lee or the smashing
liveliness of Conan Doyle, it often comes to me
somebody doesn't like this
Queer isn't it? Sinister and strange, but
true. Little dove the hawk scars Silly watching;
little fly, the spider swings ready in his web.
little doe, the cougar crouches behind the Dush;
little soul, among the gods walks one who LOOKS
darky at you.
And the higher you climb, the brighter you
write your name upon flames scrhit. he louder
your applause and the more signal your triumph,
the surer there will be, somewhere muffled in
the cheering crowd the somber figure of some
'Mordecai sitting at the kings gate.
Is not America beloved country? There are
those who loathe it unreservedly. Is not Presi-
dent Wilson a fine figure among statesmen?
There many who would rejoice at his down.
fall, who watch eagerly to find his mistakes and
herald them
In the way the strength of the enemy is
liable measure of ones success. The more you
amount to, the sharper the Kisses. Many man
has been elected to congress by his enemies, and
many writer has been bounded to fame.
The best way to meet the enemy Is to let
him see that you do not think it worth while to
fight him. Nothing so enrages malice as to dis
cover that you don't mind. Nothing so disarms
attack as for you to go about your business as
usual. Such defense is more effective than
blows kindness is the most exasperating VEN
geance.
When in doubt say nothing. Your enemy
can answer everything you can possibly say, can
retaliate against everything you can possibly do,
except one thing. That is silence.
Copyright, 1917, by Frank Crane)
We may have to dispense with the Thanksgv-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09

shown by an unusually high percentage Of un-
successful operations. They take their hospital
nurses for granted, seldom inquiring into thei:
personality and methods.
In hospitals thus inadeqsatley equipped and
unsoundly managed patients must needs be in
undue peril. Small wonder that the American
College of Surgeons is striving to put an end to
state of affairs that is blot and a handicap
on national welfare.
You cooperate IL you will by studying
the hospital situation in your city
Ask your doctor what the conditions are
Learn from him where improvement is needed
If you find the situation really bad begin to
talk of 1t with your neighbors. Organize agita-
ton that will compel the city and hospital au.
thorities to mend matters.
The day may comet will come, If you or
your wife one of your children has to be taken
to a hospital-when you will, indeed, be thank
full that you have bestirred yourself for hospital
reform.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09
Editorial Echoes

More than 100000 persons subscribed for the
First Liberty Loan in amounts of from $50 to
$1,000, and the great majority of them were peo-
pie who had never before been in the invest
ment markets. Most of them bought the bonds on
partial payments and those payments still run
ming. Can they then buy also into this loan?
They rule. They have been learning how
little missed those weekly monthly install
ment payments the old loan They must feel
able to take up the terms a bond of the
loan. They may not be needed to FIJI in the
100000. There than that number
in the country who subscribe in some amount
for the new loan and who did not subscribe before
But for their welfare and as an inspiriting
example for those new $1,000 900, the old suv-
scribers should subscribe again. Let them do this
and the battle will be more than won.-New York
World
l don't know how long the will last but
do know that the quickest way out is straight
through. And division discussion now simply
prolongs the and makes it more costly in lives
and treasure The more anxiously desires
peace. the firmly he should support the gov
eminent as the quickest way of assuring peace
William ]. Bryan.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09

We may have to dispense with the Thanksgv-
ing turkey but there is no reason why the war
should raise the price of cranberries.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09

An Ohio judge says there is no law against
man making a fool of himself, but there ought a
least to be unwritten law.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-10-09

Germany's intrigue has the fault of not being
secret enough Otherwise it is all right as in
trigues go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
1tms Columbus, Heb.

Dos idbrIiGe M1ifIionsfct ser
belitihen eoong. proteitnntiiden @e.
meiroe bes Serrn EoitorS gteu.
bderfer fin0et an 5onutog, Den
5. aieuit itatt. @otte8oienIte fin,
Den bormittngs 1919 lIbr unO
4benns ~ llbr itatt. Die @aitoreu
&onsmnn bon @iIoreth ghtBbaum
bon BENNINGTON uno Gierfs BON
Columbus neroeu bic 6eitpre0igten
1nIter.
gonnerstog o6eno fouo in Der
q. 81. 6. u. cine 8eriommlung
ltatt. I'M cine M}iIi3reierbe &ompuq
nie 5a griutoen, uelhe bic SteIe
Der nod 4emiug ~obgebenoen 9las
iion1lgar6iiten ii%bernebmeu iolleu,
itu i'm Staote Die 0r0nung ouf
reft at erboIten. IS bobeu ith be-
reits cine 9(u3obl Mdnner genel0et
Gus Shulgorten gidnid fnuo
Mlittlpod nahmittag I'm 8e96(3
bon or. 8. g Gartenioa unter
Aer 2eitltng Ron Grof. 81. z. 5to0
0ar0 itatt. @trDa TO Sinner ieIbit
feline @drtIter, beteili9ten iih an
Dem Qll8flua.
Strait 5ris galmer Gat j1ren
@atten nit einem &6dt2rdc be
iGenft.
SRI. Gle 3ae9gi mir0 iih Gnoe
naditer ISOLDE nod 9ertelep Sal,
begeben, Inn BORT i6re Stuoien an
beenoef. 5rau Saeaai MIRO i5rc
gohter 0ortbin beqleiten.
gbriit &un0erlid tit @littuo6
nod 9enber o6gereiit nm bon bort
NIT Der bereits baiel5it bermeiler
ben 6oniIie Hambaar cine 3our til
bic @ebirgsmeIt Golora0os 3t I'M
%ter1ebmen.
sountag, Sen 5. 2(uQuit Uir0
BET 5dpei5er @ereiR i'm &opeefD
Fart ieiu o%iesid6riges 4itnid ber-
nnitalten. 2lle @orbereitungen iin0
.getrpfieu. uno aIles. mas notig iit
Tin0 gutes @etter uno 3abIreider
9eiud. Soften mir oa5 @ete.
Ser 4aitor 9%ieuntaerfer troute
lin Montag SRI. Roia 2urti6i I
Sodter BON Serrn So5n Qurti6i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
,,Dorm0rts" fir einen
Sricocn nit Rm6l0nS!

aopen60gen, A. guguit. - Get
Der ruiiiden gf~epolution bate Der
8erliner ,@orpdrt5@ immer mie0er
9egen ben 9erind, einen Sapornt
frieoen NIT AiiBlan0 ob5aidtieBei,
argumentiert, uber jest hat ods
8lott ieinen Stanoplnft gerefielt
ali0 oerteioigt, uQcr0ings in mo0ifi.
sierter 5orml, Die S50ee eines Sepa.
JraArie0ens init 8eutidlan0s oitlt.
Dent 0adbur, Gs idIagt Der Re.
aier1ti3 Dor. NIT fuBlnn0 einen
8ertr1g ab3ui6lieBelg Der bic aus
Driidlide grflGrltng .entbalten foa,
DaB 3eutidIano, ME aud iuuner
Der arieg au8geben moae. ben nett
Iidea 4aiierten atBlauos fem @e-
bet abnabnen per0e. luf oteier
@run0Iage, 70 n%rgltnentiert Der
egorparts4, f0nnte GuBlan0 erfld-
rem, baB es nlir Our6 cine GefeniiD-
aIian8 gebun0en gepeieg iei uno oa-
Der Den arieg aufgebe.
Ser n8ortDGrts~ oppelIiert an ben
aoa5ter, cine 0dbinlauteftbe offant-
li6e grfldrung ob3ugeben, netn es
Fd nls u1moglih ertDeiien iolte,
einea 0~erartigen @ertrag ab3uIdlte-
Zen.
9beo6or @olff ner6dIt iid in ei-
mem I'M n9erliner 8ogeblatt" er-
fdienenen artitel Der Sdltung BEG
aan8Lers In be3ug nuf Die 2tr-
pegpnsfrage gegenilber ifeptii9. @r
fdreibt, Die grflarrng oes aan5lers
bor ben 3eitimgsleuten babe Den
@ir0rad bnlterlaIien, baB Der Sang
Ier 0anit berIuft babe, ben 9eid8-
taq bon ieinem in Der 5riaoeasreios
Iuh0n eingenommanen Std10plr1ft
0bsubringer, inOen 0ieier 5tano-
punft inter ben gegentpartigen Be
0inqunaen nift gereftfertigt iei.
@olff meiit ouf 0rei mddtige Soto
rem bin, fnelhe Die 5rieoensreiolu-
ton 0es MeidstdgeS 81 unteraraben
0roben: Die 0bnmadt 0es Rei65-
tnas, feinen @iGea ourd8uoridenL
ote W10alihfeit bon 4nnerionen I'm
ter Dem @runD usiderung Der
@rensen , nno Die itdnoige 8eteite-
rttua eineg groBen Tells Der Oeut-
Iden 9reIie, baB Der aan5ler ntdt
nn einen 5rieoen obne Qnnerionen
benfe.
Graf All Rebentlofp erfift in Ell
nqfff III Der .9emihen Goges5ei.
hana@ erIhienenen 2eitartitel ben
meidsfanSler. SEN 9eutrdlea nor
Dgu1lhlono Reipeft ein5ufloBen, mo-
bel er fu8beion6ere Soaano enudbut.
Ser @raf bebouptet, er babe gefpeis
d 1aFiir, DaB &paQno IN hgn Qu-
aeflbIid, III meIdem Der frilbere
IlansIer Gr. BON getbmonn Soaneg
be Hpform oes preuBiiden @obI-
fedfs sugeIfnnoen babe. entidIoHen
pnr, inter benz britiid- nmerifani
Ihen 1rlid feline @ren3eft gegen
EeihidIail0 Sn iperrell.
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AlsrIe fir's faus.

5IRdsn in fIternen ges.
/ qttrta. Ylaa rsibt iie nit 81
fig Al1 ieiugtpuiper.su, nti5cn
aac4tE (pe.Bes 6i1itp7R. S9ns.
lei uno u,e5gigt a3rper, nsl4c i'm
2i,Iq-ttsu, MAIDEN 5if6er i9ndr3
goH geiotteusa Stern erbaIten bober
it!berre 8erdte oft r0tii6sf4Day3
5tedeH. gtaa braudt Te in 6isiem
Sale nar nit RaB a68urei6sn.
ao6tn Der Gpetfsn ~
Nafer. 70 ME isbe 5lH6igtsit, 70.
pie ie einmal todt, in oFfsnen Ge
idBen feine gr0Bere 6iBe annimm.
Il. ale peitere Adrme IN 8ampf &c,
bnuhen entipsiht, 10 1T &c, psnn man
Bios to4eu uno ni6t aud einouus
fen nil, cine nabre 8rennitoff1er
Idpenbung, BEL elmer fodenoen 5liiis
figteit itdrter gu felern, gs geniot
oas ao6sn gsltnbe gu er6alten uno
lam bisrbur6 Diel 6ol3 etc. eriPart
Derbeu. S6lagsn (&lopfeu) matt,
oaB bag 5leti6 unglsid garter mirb
ldneGsr pei4 toat uno brQtet. Ra4
mgeitelten @erTu6en tp6te atnbs
f!etid, aht Uliuuten nit einem b0ls
9ernsn 6ammer gedlasen, in ~
5tunoeH TDeih, nd6renb ungetlopftes
4 9tunoen ~erfOroerte. GoI6es, bag
a4t Uinuten NIT eiuem batB gema9>
ten eiierusu 6ammer geidIdgen muir
be, mar in elmer 8iertelitunoe neid
geto6t UNI bate jdon unmittel6ar
mad Dem SdIagen genpfen perbeu
t6nneu. Qnberes, bag nur turse .3e.
geialogeu purbe, erforberte 1/3 me-
niger 3eit gum 8rateu uno mar melt
pei6er oIs gep6bntid. IS t0nnte
ba1er burd G9Iaqen bee aletI6es
IN ben meiiten 5dllen 80 gro3eut
unb me9r on 6eaeruug eripart ner.
oeu.
Qn9ebronnte Hnb b2rs
aI3ene Spetfen 5u retten.
4u6 Der beiten &08iu fam Is pois
iteren, bag bic cine ooer bic onOere
Speiie aHbrsnnt, ST bies gei6sbeu
unb bic Speiie nod ni6t qan3 pers
BORDEN, 70 ne9me man ben 3Dpf ooer
oas @QHerOl 10 I6nell aIs mogtia in
Elm 9efdB nit taltem 8aFer, unb
Denn bas 8aFer norm %getporben
1T, muB es pteOsr nit friidem Oers
taufdt perben; bdourd pirb iid ba4
an ben Sopf Ge5rannte I0ien uno III
9ei6mad perliereH. 6oats bds Iebtes
re ieboh ni4t gang Der Sail Iein, 10
bsosds man ben Sopf nit einem in
frii6es Mafer getau9ten Su6e unb
beItreue baFsI6e nit Gal3. Qu6 fam
mon berfol3sne Gpeiie burd geostm
nit einem HaFm 5ude. abtr natars
lid obne SaI3, 9euisBbar MAIDEN.
gubputber fir angsGaus
fene SptegsI. Man beFsudtet
.gebrannte mogneFo nit reinfm Benz
stn unb 6etpabrt bic UlaFe in einem
gut pertortien @laIs auf. Dds guBen
gei4iebt NIT tleinea gaumpoqens
bduIdden.
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6rnn0ieinleanna IN 43cf Qoinf.

@eit 4oint Na5., 4. Atguit.
Die @rm0itelHlegua8 SIR rcll2n td-
tloliiden Gemein0eiduIe fuoet
Counting Dorutittaa itatt. Gicial6e
wiro bo6it feierIif begougcR per.
Dem. g~}oHiiguore Soie7b Rueiing
nir0 bic 9auptpre0i8t haLt2u un0.
bon baritic0gHcu @eiitlihen Der
9}otboridatt aiititiert mer0er. Gos
@e6all0e miro, pcal Bolla0et $780,,
coo f0Ltgn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Bonn Slib eridlaaen.

yort, gteb., A. 9Iu9uIt. = Qrtbrr
2aroB Stoua Duroe geitarn bormit-
tag AMI DER 6nrm ieiue5 gatar5, ala
er nit GeIoarbeitan befddftigt MGR,
bonn BliB ~gctroffm uno qet6tet.
Seiu 8rltOer 2qpis muroe betGlbt
fam jeoo6 micOer 81 itd quh Elm
4fer0 uur0e pom 9tIB elihu3eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
8ir er1ud)en nm
Sbre often
NutDs8 Geifen

Pile .%obaeIegtcu Qgtomo6iI Gum.
tli.gteifeu merhen bon ms 5n m1Bi.
gem 4}rei5 reporiert Sic f6nnen
auienoe BON Weilen fobren nit
Den Reifet 0ie bon unieren geiduI.
ten araftca ueu.6erQeiteQt mer0ert.
W}an ienoe inns aLIe iolAe Geifen.
@ir 8abIen Die Soften ser Ser.
ididunB bon alien 8I1ben in ser
ser. Stooten. Size Sire SGup, 251e
6ornan Ctr 9mabo. -S.20.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
@eriet rs Maidinennetri1br.

9rofea BON, Re5, 4. lluguit. "a
Or 12ia9rige &aua6oa SodioH Gin
So9n bon Sitter Sadiou bon biar,
9criet, als er nabe Iba0foro bel
0cH @rntear6eiten mit9alf in 0a5
Sduun8raO etner Maifiue m0
trug eiaen 0oppeItca @uIh 0e3 lin.
ten 9elns DAMON.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
AaS Dem Gtaate NfebrasfaI

Serrn Seinri6 5rittb ans Belle.
bile, 81, fiir 6ds 9eben an.
Die Observation-Disclosures
Der oattiaeu @&etbooiiten @emainoe
fiHoet an Souutog inter Dem Scr.
itb oes &aitors Serntarm oitS Gin.
coin itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
a0bat u6inii 9iug"
8rIbamagen.
go aarantiert

@ir offerieren gum gerfauF cine
beihrdntte 3abl Der 8or3ugsuttien
Der 9rafc 9OIOing gpmpan1 pon
0moba in 8etrGgen bon $4,000
aufparts. 9ieie Q(ftieu garontieren
So 3iuien, 5dbIbor baIbidbrIid.
Die Siderbeit binter oieier Qusgube
BON gor5ugsnttien beitebt aus feds
4partnent. q e6dulidteiten in Smu.
ia, geeignet rtn0 betrieben bon Der
8rate So,orng @onlpanp. Ole 4f.
tiondre befommen dber nidt nur SO
0ibi0enben, fie peroen aud Der sc.
mime teiIbaftig bic BON ben W1ieten
Der apartments eingehen Gle er.
baIten 6% gornntiert nit ben beiten
Siderbeiten - Omaha 8rltn0eiqen.
tt1m. 9e6enbei aber mer0en Die 9i.
Dioen6en erb6bt ourd ben lle6er.
ihuB 8eroienit 0ieier @eieaiaaft BON
mehr als go.
Shreiben Gle I'm boait1n6ige
Iusfunit.
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-0rudfe9Ier. Ser S6ue.
mann Dali Dem iiber un0 nber be.
ifn1usten getrunfenen nuf Die 8ei'
ne. saommeH Sic, iogte er, i'd
mer0e Sic beimfibren, in pelder
@Oiie mobneu Gle oeun eigentli9? 2"
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alt p1re nit Die 8ortra0snoe.-
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8ir oerfaafeu gGleOelanO Qia6t.
lueigRtS", bic 8uparIaifgitcn Motor.
c1cles oui benz g}orfte, 8u Iaidten
8abIlro56a0ingttfgeu. glutt Bros,
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automobiles.

3ge GItari $50. 6obri3ier4 bon
dirma Die felt 43 Sabren Quosi.
ta8pro0ufte bergeiteQt bat gorsiiaI.
a8entl1renmlSiiujteu 56reibt UNI
9eoingunger. Btr ln0 Qaenten fir
91ebrasfa u 8sft.Sopa. 0ebrasfa
Glear So, 1856 q. II. Str, Gin.
coin. gteb. 8ir ipreben Gertid.
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sieb5ebn Miaiar6en Dollars
toltet ms oa8 erfte ariegsjabr-
mebr ale GngIono tn oref qriegs
jabren berousaobte. Sir iin0 es
gepofnt. oles in ar6Berem Stii
au MAIDEN.
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@ppffiiirn nnh Mlntrnhrn.

alte 6eoern mer6en gereinigt uro
10 gut Wte neil gemadt. glae Cor.
ten neuer 5eoern al berfaufen.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
WILLIAM S. HART, IN "THE MAR.
ROW TRAIL"

One would think that every thrill,
every act of reckless dare-deviltry,
had been injected in William S. Hart
photodramas. However, this famous
Western character always figures in
some new and startling adventure.
For instance, in "The Narrow
Trail" the initial Ince-Artcraft pict-
ure, which will be seen at the Alamo
Theatre and Paris Grand on Mon
day, Hart portrays an outlaw who
falls under the influence of a beauti-
full girl. He loves her with all the
desperate passion of which his wild
nature is capable, and determines to
reform. In doing this, his source of
income is naturally shut off, and he
is in trying straits for ready cash.
Just at this crisis. a big Rodeo is
to be held in a nearby city. A cash
prize is offered for the principal
event-a Jump in the saddle and
away race-and the outlaw deter
mines to enter himself and his Pinto
pony. In doing so he knows he is
taking tremendous risk, as the Pc
culiarly marked pony is known to
the Sheriff and his deputies; but
goaded by necessity he takes a
chance, and in the presence of a
crowd leaps into the saddle.
It is during this wild ride with it's
throngs of contesting cowboys that
excitement rises to it's highest pitch.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
COLD WAVE STRIKES PARIS
AGAIN.

Following a decided rise in tenn
nerature and a thaw which promised
to become general. Paris was again
visited by a cold wave which came
down from the Northwest on Christ
mas Day, bringing with it heavy
snow and near-zero temperature.
A blizzard which originated in the
Dakotas caused a drop of forty to
fifty degrees in twenty-four hours
It came in quickly and most effect
lively, making ideal Christmas wealth
er. The mercury continued to drop
Wednesday. but the weather man
saws it will be warmer again soon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
BOURBON HORSES FOR CUBA

DR.. E. Lucas, principal of the
Cuban Experimental Station, and
DIR. Bernardo ]. Cresp, Chief of the
Veterinary Department of Cuba, OF
Havana, have completed the pur-
chase of a large number Of horses
and live stock in Kentucky, which
will be shipped soon to Cuba. -
Among the purchases was a
three-year-old saddle stallion, Royal
Rexford, by Rex Peavine, out OF a
sister of Bourbon King, which they
bought of E. M. and Allie G. Jones
of North Middletown, at good
price.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF MOON TUES
DAY NIGHT.

There was a total eclipse OF the
moon Tuesday night, visible all over
the United States. In this section
probably few witnessed the celestial
performance, owing to the late hours
it began and ended.
Nearly six hours elapsed between
the time the moon entered the shad-
ow and the time it left the shadow
"wednesday morning. 1t was day
light before the eclipse as viewed In
the Eastern part of the country was
concluded.
This will be the last eclipse or the
present year, and the second tota'
eclipse of the moon since January l.
which will be practically observable
all over the United States and Can
ada.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
PARIS BOWLING LEAGUE.

The 1917 series of games in the
Paris Bowling League closed We'd
nesday night with the Bourbon
Laundry teams, the former team TAX
ing two of three games. The Off
cial Secretary of the League had
not finished compilation of the
scores in the last two games in time
for publication. The final game will
be played tonight, after which the
losers will serve a supper to the
winners.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-12-28
NEW PATROLMAN.

At the meeting of the City Coun-
Gil last night, Mr.. Robert Lusk
lately of the firm of Lusk & Shea
and well-known in railroad circles
was elected by unanimous vote as
patrolman on the Paris police force
Mr.. Lusk will take the position to
which Mr.. Grant OVERLY was elected
and declined.
The new member of the force Is
in every way we'll qualified for the
position and will make a most excel
lent patrolman.