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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
Militia Ordered Out.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 23.-One company of infantry and one hospital unit of the Indiana national guard to- night was ordered rushed to New Albany to aid in the relief work in the tornado-stricken town and to guard against footing.
 Efforts were made to reach Mount Vernon and Princeton to call out the guard units at those places, but wire communication was cut off, It is probably that another company of h. diana guardsmen will be called out tomorrow to assist in the relief work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
TORNADO STRIKES INDIANA CITIES;
 DEATH LIST BlG
fContinued from page one.)

from New Albany, and moved in a southwesteyly direction. It entered the city at State street, near Haley, and swept through three blocks. At the intersection of State and Pearl streets it left the ground and struck again at Vincennes street and Char leston road, nearly a mile away. At that point dwellings for three blocks were demolished.
 In it's progress along the Corydon road the storm uprooted hundreds of trees and demolished several small houses, many of the occupants of the houses being injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
Two Dead at Carlisle.

Carlisle, Ind. March 25.-Two per sons were killed, several persons serious injured and dozens were less seriously hurt, while $20O,000 prop erty loss was suffered today, when a tornado devastated a thickly populated farming district south of Carlisle.
 The storm swept district eight miles long and half mile wide Classes were in session at district school when the storm struck but the children escaped with slight injuries. The building was wrecked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24

The sinking of the French battle ship Of the Nan'on class by German submarine in the Mediterranean on March IS was reported iN statement bF the German admiralty on March 20, received here by wireless. The statement said that tho battleship was protected by 2 destroyed. The bat tleship listed heavily after being hit, and capSizcd IL minutes later. Cap tain Morct was named as tho com mander of the German submarine Tho hattlcship DaDtCn displaced 1S.02S tons and her complement before tho war was GS1 officers and men. She was built at Brest and was commis- stoned in 1909 She had 2 speed of 19.2 knots per hour, and was 4Sl feet long. She carried four 12-inch and 2S smaller calibre guns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
ROCHAMBEAU AT BORDEAUX.

New York, March 23-Tae French line steamship Rochambeau arrived >at Bordeaux safely yesterday, accord ing to a cablegram received here to- day from one of the passengers.
 The Rochambeau left New York )n March 12, with 231 passengers, of whom 107 were American citizens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
s1o A DAY NET FROM POULTRY.

Cape Town.-A poultry farmer near here says he is making daily net profit of $1O from 700 hens and 2500 young fowls, all White Leghorns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24

Peat covers about one-seventh of the area in Ireland and the deposits are estimated to contain 40,O00,000,- 900 tons of fuel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
286 FREKCHMEN WENT DOWN WITH
 BA7lLESKIP
Admiralty Announces De strUction of the Danton
 by a Submarine.

London, March 23.-ln the sinking of the Frcn Il battleship Danton, in the Mediterranean, on March 1G, says a statement by the French admiralty, received here. 2S6 men were drowned. The Danton vas torpcdocd by hos tile submarine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
BIRTH RATE AT LOW LEVEL.

London.-The 1916 birth rate in Islington was only 22.38 per loo0 oI population, the lowest in the history of the borough. The average for the nreceding 10 years was 25.29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24

Modern electric lightning costs about one-twenty-fif as much as il- lumination with sperm oil or candles a century ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
TO CONDUCT LENTEN SERVICES.

Rev. Verne Stover of Camden will have charge of the Len,en services at Trinity church this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
WHEN UNCLE SAM STRIKES GERMANY.
 HE'LL HIT HARD

continrcd from page one,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24

1ASNA N kJfskS$ $t
  cal s Z, ,; .!.S ]. 5 < < cef s N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-24

btl uno obns gesleituns an gDrb Der
sOl9mpia" unb CAB leinem difri1tt,
gen gsbduern iiber bag Berie6sn auss
orud, nrs teinesnegs cine glblidt.
fonbsrn ein Wanssl an @rfnbrung sss
ipeien iei. llnb in Der Jolse iaben mir
uns ie6r oft unb gaben 5ipangslos un'
ieren anfiaten In freimiitbigitsr
Weife &usorud. 2lls mir einmal ii6H
ben mOali6sn Qusgang unierer fpuni'
iden Wirren Iprahen, meiHte prin3
6einrih, bab bic Wddte pobl ME Der
@nnerion &u6as burh bic Ber. Stoa.
ten 5uItimmsn iDirben. .Wtr ipollen
Scuba iiberboupt ni1t anneftiren".
fagte id), ,aber mir f0nnen bic f9au'
ber6dften 8uitdnbe bireft Dor unlsrsr
S6ir ni9t me6r nit nnIehen unb miifs
len benz Elm gnbe maben." rMIs
pollsn sic eigentIi62" frugts ln4eno
Der grin5 Elm onbermol, als mir auf
bas 9eitre6en Der Nntionen 3u fbr4s
hsu tomeA iib i'm ferreu Often Elm
Stiid 2onb su iicbern. llnb f6er5enb
itb: mir molten nur einen
Soften; irb ertnnerts mid ndmii9 gee
raoe Der Nntport, bic Die Dsuti9er
gege6en bdtten, als man iie fragte, mas
lie in aiauti4du MOLTEN ="
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3ipiints 3 lla uub 3apata
0ds fsitbsriss gebiet bss expeditions.
iorps au befsbsn.

10 Wafbiuston. .. g., 90. yam
Sn einer 4onfersn3 ,ipif&eu Reprd.
f,ntanien DilIas unb 3apatas In Sar
2nbres, nabt Der Siabt CHIHUAHUA,
lpurbe IN Der lsbten Wofx cine 9ls
Iidn3 5ipifcten ben 6siben Banbiien,
fIibrern abseidIcHsn. Die hieIissn Be-
nmten iinb ater ipsnissr bsiorst ipessn
Der 4llian3, als ipegen gsrpiiitr Be-
rihte, benen 3ufolge DilIas Gelbpffi.
,iere In bem 9errilorilm iiiblih uro
iptitlid bon Gbibuabua 5000 Mann
Sulammenge3csen baben. Tim cine rsu.
aampagne ins Wert 81 IsBsn.
Die Reorganization elmer 70 iiarfen
1ruppsnma4t pirb als anbsutuns
bdfiir angei.bsn. bob 0ilIa beabfi9,
tisi, bic aontrolle iibsr tas Sebist gu
.rlunseu, fpeldes nun pom grpsSi'
iionsiorps Ses Generals perI5ing Der,
Iaiisn perben ipirb.
Die bieiisen Benmten boffen, baB
Garrnnsd i'm Gtnnbe iein fpirb, bnv
ieiiherise gebiet bes expeditions.
iorps 80 balttn. generel Sbrespn,
Der msriianiIde Sriessminiifer. Bat
bic gensrdle Wursilia nnb Disgusj
angepisisn, in allen pldbsn. iptIds
bic nmerifaniIfen Grupren ptrIaHsn
Gnrnifonen Al leaen.
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Wlit mebreren Wsiaipnei
im Oplb
sinS iud6renS Der lettrn @cdIen Srsi
aamyfsr nadJ gneuos sIires a6'
asgangcn.
Gas Cob mar, ipie beridtet iuirS, iiil
gentidlanS beitimmt,
limb iollts aHssblid) aui bic 3erli6rsr
im fabIifrn sitlantii dberfabrt
iperoen.

goftimore, mo, 90. Saniidr.
Sn bieiigen SdGiiabrtsfreiien tpnrSc
nm Tienitag ailf cute gIutoritat BIN
beridjtet, onk 0rei Daripfer. fpeIds DOR
sur5em Baltimore, nneeblia nit elmer
2aoung ssoblen, perlieben, aiih mcb.
rsre MliIipnsn Dolinrs In amtrt.ani'
idcm @ulo on goro botten. 5S wuroa
|berid,ttt. Sab cas- @oIo fir Gculi6.
Iano beitinmlt mar INC oab es aiii hc.
Der Sec aiif Sie 8erit6rer i'm iiibatIln.
tiidlen C5enn transferirt iperocn ioate.
Ger @eridbt itiitte iidj o,lf Die slt.
iabrt oes 9dnIpiers ,glniabIe@ nn1
Rosfolf. am "a. Tesember. Dian
lpubic. bab oas 5abr3eue NIT aoblcn
iiiS ctipa $2,000.000 in e,oIo on
goro abiubr, stm 2s. 0cSembcr einJ
Der Gnuipier BON sscrfoIt mad, @uenrs
Aires ob. abcr icine glnf,riit puroe
bis lelt nod, nidt gcnielOet.
Dem Tampi,r .gfuiabIs- fpIst, nm
%. Defender Der Dninpftr .Ulnls
NEE, bsr ebtnfalls cine toitbore Ga,
bung goIb fit gusnps airss on gOrb
bate. Aud ppn tidsm Sdiff Bat
man feitbsr niais fri.bsr esh5ri.
qim z. Sdnuar eins bann Der Dam.
pfer .Winntbngos mad bsntielhen Sns
fen IN Gee. Die brsi DdmpFsr finb|
I'm amsriinnii&sn G6iifsresiii,r unb
ipurbtr pon elmer rsusn GsielfhdftI
sstouif. fpsIde ongtblih Dampfsr bssI
iibt, tDsIde duf Der tritiIhtn f4parsI
gen 2iIte ifsbsn.
Maurict .. g1rlin, bsr Qfa,nt fur
bic Ddmpfer. aab am Disnitna 5u.
bob bisfsIben cine srobt Genbungl
bon Gclb an Horb bditsu, tusiatrt,|
0bss " lassn fiir men . bplmi]
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allasfa iimb 6atpaii
Merben ipahrI9tinIi@
probibition erbaIs

Wafbinston. %. SON. Dal
Saus sstommiiiss fur 9frritorien bni
Iidt su guniim pon pfohibittOn fiil
alasia unb 9aipaii sntfdisben. "a
purbe bef6IoiTen. bic ipiebsreiHse'
bradie Midsrfbam Dorldse. ipslhs
bic StritelIuna, ben 9siib, ben Der,
iduf. b1s Wssfbtni,n unp ben
aransort BON Gpirituoien IN Gldslo
psrbisitt. I'm 6aufs siinifis ein5ubs'
riGten.
Donn ipnrbt bic worlase filr 9d'
ipaii beroib<n unb bic Gduptbeitim'
fniinstn Der Mosfr Wcridee tn TX
nuiesnommen. na&bm bds Romn,its
~ Sk DssfagunG igd& lroAibitiou
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Oer5ufolgs Elm adndl geodut fperber
ioa, Der DON gdiffsu bon 1900 Son-
nen 6eiobrsn nerben fam. Die &on.
ftruftion tptro $3.50, 100000 ioIten II,
Die arbeit.n ipsrben unsefdbr s SabrI
in ariprud ns6msn.
Die Q(rbeitsn psroen BON einsr
Organization gelsitet perben. bic aus
&eprGIentanten bes Heidjs, Der per.
idieoenen Stndten, Stdbte unb osr
inouitricllsn SntsrsFen beiteben ipiro
unb man eripartet, pab bulb mao
Griebensf4Iub Damit bssonusn pers
ben piro.
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mar fdjou i'm De5enlbcr pecen ge.
theiliguug an benz @crbrcdyen ebsn,
faIts 5ii le6enslaneLifem 3ilAtGolts
terurfbeilt poroen.
ggilliam 3. @pdcfF. elm 0ieff. oes
ernIorbeten Manneg, mar erIt nit oem
Icrbredcn in gerbintung gc6rabt
lporopn. 2lber er tpirroe entlaiien. rs
feiteeitelt wurSe, ooB Der ein3ige 9e.
iDeisgrlrnO gegen lin Die SbatinaJe
iror, onb ietf GnfeI i'm 3u ieinenl @r.
hcH eindeisbt bette.
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MirS talb nnb Sem Grispsnsi9Iub IN
qlngriff senOmmsn tDerbsn.

wiiin9 DEN. %. Sanuar. uetsr
Berlin nacb 9onbon. Das groieiI
ben Rbsin NIT bsr 0onau bur9 einsn
grDBen SdiffnbrtsilHal su psrbinbsu
periprih! iebt aur 9lusfiibruns gu ssi
lansen. Die bobsriid, Rseiernns rpirb
BEN Dsrnebmsn naa birnsn aurssu,
I'm 2anbtaa cine 9orIaos sinrsi&sn
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Wi6tlgstl sIeg.
Sat giirgermeiitcr EndJta iiber Die
lInion Gas & electric So.
errnngen.

gfeftri5itdtsrate BON S1a Geuts pro
stilolpatt lit bonn /. gtoOeuber 1916
fir Die 9ouer bon bier sSabren in
Strait. - D1inimalrate pro Wtonat
betrdgt fir cieien 8eitralm 70
Gents. - 9iesbe5ii0Iide 9l6fon.
men bate 9iirgermeiiter @uGte
nit Der Union 8as & electric So.
getroFien. - Staats lltilitdten6e'
b6rSe ianftionirte eeitern oaS
llebereinfonnten. -StaOtratb tpiro
m 0ienItag feline 3i1tinmuiils
ge6en.
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Sitltges @efIageL Die
fleine Stabt RiebIineen in Miirts
temtera bot in iFrsm qmtsblatt g}rci'
fe fir gefIiigel FeItoeYebt, bic Elm Bet.
Ipiel fir bic unoleiden preisOsrbaIt-
Mile i'm Reibe bieten. GO toItet bort
etne Saube 80 gFennie, Elm SubH
2,20 bis 2,80 qpt., Elm bolbiSbrt1er
6obn so ef. Biz 1.6o W'., grtsu
uno @GnIe (2ebeuogetpitt) oas pb.
1,5o UH. @srolsibt man bamit, 70
ffreibt bas 90. e., bic seeenpdrtig
iibertriebenen bobsu preiTe. bic in ben
Gtabten fir GisFliigcI eeforbert ipsr.
ben, 70 Iiegt ipDbl bic 1roes nots. Db
niht BEN prsistreibersisn In Der
@roBitabt subIid Elm Gnbe bsreitet
perben lam.
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beg stuotratbs eingebolt tDerben unb
oos GbfOmmen pirb bdhsr am toms
nenoen 8ienitag oieTer &orperi6aft
unterbreitst iper6en, bic natiirli6 obne
ipeiteres bic betreffenbe Srbinan3
annebmen pirb
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0abrif. .3abIn,eifter
Risberssf6lasen unb um
5000 beraubt.

Sribgeport, Conn, %. Jdn
Der 2S SABRE alte Scbu 6: Grills
3ablmsiitsr Der Ballard Wai4in'
Sool Co., tpurbs ON frlib.n Worssr
am Disniias In Der anldss BON 5lpt
M1nnern niebersefdlaseH. s.tnebtI'
unb<tm $1,000 bernu5:. grilIs no!
gerabs untsrpess. bi. Gelbr fir BIZ
Raniorbeitsr duE3ubs,ahlen. als e.
beim 0ulnnsn tines Jabriiuhls angt'
eriff.n ipirbe. glis GrillE bic 8sIin'
ning ipiebsrerlanst hi!is uno i'm
5tanbe mar. sinen alarm ab5usebsn
ipnrm isine 4naTeiftr peri1ipunosn
BIS isbt purbe nod ieine Spur Don
osnisItm entbsdt.
OIL aPn ssmA & G~s.snts
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in 5afpdii BON Bolts petitioner abs
Adnsig maiden ipirbs, ssittifeh bate,
lie 7riebensb sbcrfhfdse
bss gyrdiibemten
Wnbsn i'm Ssnat ~ elmer Ianssrsn
Debate flibrtn.
Stnuior gummins Dsrlanst Dab bic
Debate cine aan5s Wode onuetH
jolle.

Wofbington .. g., 90. San
Ssnafpr Gummins, BON Sopa. reid.
ON Dinitng I'M Gsndt cine Reiolu
iion Elm. ois am Uliiitpuh in Gri9d
gune gesossn tperbsn ipire. babinlaa
tsnb, bnb rom ndcnIten Montna al
unb fpahrsnb Der ndfiten eai,3en 90.
de Der Eendt iiber bic Meltfrisotns-
pplitit bee grGiibent.n Wtlfon osbnt-
tirni Iplie. Inter bsr SleioIntBn ioasr
ale anDeren Gjsihdfte bsiieti, aelea'
merbsn, Bis js6tr G.nator cine GeIst
'genbtii asbnbt Bat. ni4. ldHgsr al;
cine Gtunbe oariiber su 'pre1en. q.
nntor Stont, Der 9oriib,r bes apm.
miitees fir auspdrtige glngslsatnfsii
ten, srbp6 gtnpanb gsgeu bic iUForti1t
GripGgung Der 8sioIntioH pD III
fpurbe tssbdlb bis 3um UliitbOh 3u
riidgsIsgt. Wds ou6 spentue1 nit Der
R.IOtution gsitsben nag, bas Gin, III
aetpiB. bnb i'm Qaufe 6ss 5dses Dislt
Hsben etbnlten iperosn, in oeuen BIZ
pOlitii bes praiibentsn ss6illisi obsr
mibbilligt tperben tuirb.
Wsnn nuh in aominiIiratiuHstrsi.
fen ertldrt ipirb, bnb man nihts &c.
gen cine Gr0rfsriing btr 2lnseIegsn.
belt I'm Senat fnbe, 10 ipirb bod an
sebeltei, bag elmer innssn Te6niis
snus .rergii9 opponirt nsrom iDiro
lp.il iis bergrIsbiguns oringenber @e.
i6ifl. I'M We9e isin tpiirbe. SsHntc-
Stone jogte, bdB es unri5gIih i.i
cine gang. Mo9e fir siH. iclHe 0s'
battle jl opiern.
lin reridjieoensn g3egiidtsr iibtr
dnsbIid amber. Qbiidien Der Rsgiss
rung .ia Gnbs gu MAIDEN, ipnrbe ipdhs
rsn6 b.s 5aoss BON nutoritntirer
Seite bic ertldruns a6a.st6en. oob
bi. beitTHe Rssisruus bem Yrdiibais
Ten nitt in psrtrauliher Wciie itre
fsrieb.nstebinusngsn miiesiheilt bdb:
rs.r T6 srbotsn babe. * ihm mit,us
tbtilen. Mudl ipnroe erilarf, onB Der
1.rt Der Rebe bss grdF6snten ben
amerisaniTten 9iplomaien i'm auss
lamb obue SnitruitiOr.n suge'tidi
purb., nnb au6 obne gesIsitIdrsibsr
bas cine 9lntport erForosrn fpiirbs.
gg purbs fpdbreno bss Sdaes aiid
bon autcritdtiper Seiie erilGri, BOB
Der grGiibeni i.ine beitinmten Wlitt.l
fit bi. enrantis sinss Sriepens I'M
2lna. oshdbi babe, na6btm eiH FOLDER
absei&lcfen fsi, II. er bon Der aniltbi
ausaste, bab bic GtBdteiieH folts-
In elmer aorf.rer3 nisgss
arbeitst psrb.n iollien.
Die gsdmien bes St11ls 2 Dspnr'
tsmsnis a.hn Tid ouH ale Mab, IN
elbrebe sn ft.llen, bnB bi. Der. Staa'
len bic 9tbii6t bdtten, europa sin.n
Srib.n su bittirsn optr Griebensbe'
dufsuerlesen. sic iaesH
BAH Der prdiibent nur geipiH. alss'
mefn. prtn3ipi.n bsrtiinsst babs. pon
o,uen sr aIaub., bab 4. Dor Der gDs!i
an.rsannt tpsrben iOlItsn.
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eaiEsnadlridltea

1en YOrt, %. San. - @6gcg.:
rGalubrian" nab @enua; rpaunos
nia" na9 Gonoon.
8ofton. 2tnset.: rGretie" BON
gleapel.
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5aben ibrs 5risbensbs-
pinsunssn in Mofbs
ingiton ni@t sunDs
gegtben.
Wa fbinston, .. G., %. Suu,
nm Gienitng ipurbe offiSisa bstannts
aestsen, 0aB Der prdiibent Dilion lei
n,rleiJniormation srbislt, ,babD Dsuiitb,
lamb ober Isine Ntrbiintetsn bsreil
ieien, lire fytisbensbsDingun9en In
Dtrtraulidsr Dsiis i'm Msibsn Sapis
iiinp5iissben.
DisIs Griliiriins srfolgie ols 9tnis
ipoti auf bic rsuIidb psroffsntlidtsu
Gjeriihisn. bensn 5ufclse 9eutid,Ianos
9riscsnsbebingunsen iid bereiis III
ben 5dnbtn bss prdiipsnten Dilion
btfinben fclleu.
Sbaffrditige llnteritiitnna
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sbaffrditise linterftiit,,ns
grbiitt Der amertidniide goiftaitsr
in Si. PETERSBURG
Jiir bic sauienoe bon jiiDiiheu
4risssnotblsibsnbsn.

Rem gort, 90. 5anura am
Disnitas lief bon BEN ameritanifhen
Soiidufter in Rublano. Dapic X.
Jrancis, cine aabsIboiI9aft Elm. ipels
Ge heiast, bub bonn semeini4aftIi6.r
aommittes Jur gsrtbeilung DON 5onbs
iiir jilbiibe Rotbleioenoe mCnatlid'
S275.000 aufsebradi tperbm miibtsn.
lusnn Ole TotbIeiosnben ben Winter
iibcrlsben ioIlen.
Wie in Der Depefde genielbet IN.
lcrgt bic rniIifd,e Reeieruns MIR fir
10000 Gliidtlinge; es ItieH aber
10000 ipeitere ba, pel9.n bon ans
oerer Settle 5iIfe sebradt ipsrben
iniiIIe.
Bon Wier tpiro semslbei bag nit
, b.n bon amsrita s.ianbten Gelbern
$1,000 iiioiide ssIii6ilins. in Bob
men. 1000 In M1bren. $1,000 In
yDien unb bsm fiiblifen Sefterr.i6,
100000 i'm tpeitli1en Sefierreih unb
l4,O00 in foniiiaen 1bcilen bss Ret
DIES unttriiiikt tpurben.
3ipiiHss 3 lla nmb 3apata
Soa cine aaian5 abseTdfofsn ipors
ben ie!n.
WsaH befiirdi.t. bab giaa beyfudsn
pirb.
Ods ieitberise gebiet bes expeditions.
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bar 2lu6 EN- glitglieb bes aonIulars
bienitss zines Der characterization
Sdnber gob 5u, bnB ale brti Dampf.r
@olp an Borb bdften, fpoQten abr
ebenfalis bic anselesenbsit nidt ipeit.r
Disfutiren.
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Gin SsBein. Conan aanal

Der s15o.ooo.oOo ioit.n Iou.
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5u IebensIdnsIidem EN-
8ubtbnus berur
theiIt

5Iemington. 81. g. %. San
gm Dienitag im.-Se bier Charles W
&aipfins, Der friiber nls Hauitfdmpfcr
unter Dem Naaen .Ifontforo lIoea be,
famit iprr, Der Grnicr6lmg non
Ri9arb 8. Bpdoff, sines cetaster
5ormcrs, lino ron Catherine Mnun
5iider, beiien Soiisbdltcrin. idmIeia
beillnoen uno ouf Die Gmpfcbllng Der
Weid,norenen bir su lebenslinglidem
9Mdtta,is peritrtbciIt.
Miaiam gic2ni0bIin, ein 2anS-
itreidcr, beIien @erbnfiung In GIepc-
lamb su GntbiiIlMnnen fiibrte, nellie
in SdwsIn's prossiItriunG enoiJtsiL
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-13
BOURBON COUNTY FARMER MAY
LOCATE IN CLARK.
winchester Daily Sun. }

Mr.. John F. Young who recently
sold his farm near Little Rock, Bour-
ban county, to Mr.. John Burris of the
same neighborhood, was in this city
Friday and looked at several pieces
of property with the view of moving
here to reside.
Mr.. Young is one of the most pros
porous farmers of Bourbon county
and the farm which he recently sold
was one of the best improved farms
in that section, being we'll fenced and
watered and having on it one of the
most modern residences. Mr.. Burris.
the purchaser, is one of the largest
land owners in Bourbon and has a
large farm that adjoins the Young
farm, being separated only by Hink-
ston Creek.
Mr.. Young and his family are one
of the most progressive and best
thought of families in Bourbon coun
ty, and are always ready to help in
any movement that is for the better
ment of the CONN., unity and are
among the leading church workers
of the Little Rock precinct.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-13
A FREE GIFT NOT APPRECIATED.

1t is deplorable that the only alb
solute free thing that nature gives us
should SO often be denied to the hui
man family. Air is the common her
itage of us all, but houses apparently
are sometimes built so as to shut out
every possible chance for it to enter
Given such a house and fill it with
people and it is not long before dis
ease, especially tuberculosis, spreads
among it's inmates. To the lack of air
add uncleanliness, a usual adjunct,
and the bill is complete to make j;
deadly in it's consequences. Housing
inspectors in many cities are doing
their best to rid their cities of these
disease factories and much good is be-
ing accomplished, but ignorance and
carelessness continue to get in their
work. 1t is an uphill undertaking tC
educate the masses to the importance
of fresh air and cleanliness, but with
the generous aid of the newspapers
the State tuberculosis Commission il
glad to report gratifying progress
Remember consumption can often bf
prevented and sometimes cured by alb
solute cleanliness of body and sur
roundings, and the breathing of fresh
air day and night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-13
KENTUCKY MAGAZINE AN INTER
ESTING NUMBER.

The July issue of the Kentucky
Magazine, just out, is of special in
terest, as two articles in it are by
Frankfortonians, one of which is by
Miss Ada May Cromwell and the 9th
er by former Attorney General M. M.
Logan.
Miss Cromwell's article deals with
the Kentucky Federation of Women s
Clubs, and is a history of the fedora
ton, it's growth and work, and is &C
companied by pictures of prominent
Kentucky club women and para
graphs of the particular line of work
in which they have succeeded. The
story of the federation and it's aim
and purposes is told in a very inter
esting manner and one that will not
only appeal to the club women, but
to the casual reader as well.
Mr.. Logan has taken as his sub
ject "The Government of Kentucky
and he has written scholarly arti
Gle in which he has explained thu
working of the new State Tax Com
mission, Of which he is member.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-13
STATE FIRE MARSHAL ISSUES A
WARNING,


Pleas to the people of the common
wealth to prevent fires have been
sent out by the State Fire Marshal.
The fire prevention program is in
connection with other conservation
war measures. The State Fire Mar
shall in public warning says at this
time fire from any cause will be a
calamity. A careless fire, he says,
will be a crime.
The warning from the department
of State Fire Marshal T. B. Pannell,
is as follows:
During the present crisis your
country needs every bushel of grain
that goes into your house this sea
son.
A fire from any cause will be a
calamity, careless fire will be a
crime.
Fire in 1916 destroyed $4,000
bushels of grain in our country. At
present prices this grain would be
worth $7,5OO,OOO.
259 elevators went UP in flames,
entailing a loss of $1,554,000 in
buildings, making a total loss of al
most $40, 900 in elevator fires IL
one year.
One million people could have been
fed with the grain destroyed in ele-
vator fires.
Two-thirds of our country's annual
fire loss is preventable. An ounce
of prevention is worth many pounds
of cure, and doubly so in these days
when the conservation of our food
supply is so important.
Cleanliness, not only in elevators
but in every property, will eliminate
nine-tenths of the fire hazard.
Food, clothing and shelter are pro-
duced only by human effort, hence
labor expended in replacing waste is
withdrawn from legitimate produc-
ton for the satisfaction of human
needs.
Spontaneous combustion may be
caused in rubbish heaps by oily rags
or waste. This hazard should be
watched
Smoking should be prohibited in
side or around mills, factories, etc.
Stove pipes and chimneys should
be given careful inspection.
Electric wiring and electric ap-
pliances should be put in perfect con
dition by a competent electrician.
Gasoline demands careful atten-
ton.
The vapor arising from gasoline IS
extremely dangerous, and requires
the closest attention and care at all
times.
Fire extinguishers, stand-pipes and
hose, or barrels of water and fire
buckets should be provided about
the plant. One or more fire extin
guisher should be in every home.
Everybody should be on the alert
at all times for fires which may oc
cur at the plant or at home or else
where at any time.
/ Quadruple the vigilance for fires.
Above all keep your place clean.