Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-06-28

" have no ships for
REV. m. NEWELL exporting their
DWIGHT HILLS. grain, meat aud
food the latter
because they have no ships to carry
10 foreign markets their iron. steel and
tools. lie said that the American pco.
pie are subject to England and Ger
many upon the sea.
TeSt.-Tyre, inhabited OF scararinc
men, the renowned city that was
strong upon the sea Ezrk. x1vn
Loyal Americans today wakrn carly
and read the papers carefully lest they
overlook some thrilling aud momcntous
event vital to the republic Wonderful
the news Of the British victory smash
Ing through trenches OF portland ce
ment and steel around Lens, Wonder
fui also the French drive ana victor,
beyond Rheims, But men of vision.
iorc.aStiug future events. must u.l.r
large place for an event In cuu.rr,,
overlooked 10y many AMI set ua event.
biz with destiny.
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o. EH-.aul and Germany upon the
sea Our farmers are helpless. iuIl,
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and our railway siding, arr crpv.I,I
with cars that cannot ne unln,I.I
American business T.. like ID l..nrY.,.,..
with locked wheels n orr ftrpls-,
and merchants could ONLY trlu.ru-,
their goods fortunes would soon fac
tan'rs American business men nru
lin. soldiers lhui have mo- -up. IKE d
rich caravan upon the desert vl.,.,.
camel, have been STOLEN Ike I'll pu.
man train stalled Iruau,p some GOD.
has stolen lis engine The Iniisl
States today /, u subject nation. impu
tent because IN an ERA NJ world trad.
we have no means of world exchange
for our goods God hl, sent the dlI
OF destiny and opportunity. but b,
cause the American people had 40 fore
sight we are losing our opplnmli.
once more i fulfilled the story NJ the
prince who while he dreamed lrt the
string " pearl, rail- through hi, iusc.-
into the sea
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tributes the good things to each cline
. ~ saw 'H' AtANNA " l'ANs W. " htN'A w.
ton, and We must trade these treasures
for tea coffee aud sugar that belong
TO other lands Bees travel from or
chard 10 orchard, fcrtilIlins the apple
boughS. ships travel from continent
To continent fertiIising cities aud
states Ans nation that im'a'C, chi
na aud builds wall against lis fcl
lows Is soon touched with dry rot and
loses Us heritage For thrs" reason,
the great event Of recent days Is the
decision Of our congress 10 cminriputc
our people from bondage to foreign
countries 10y Immediately bnllI'u, u
thousand wooden ships Of 2.jon tons
each for the carrying Of American hnr
vests, tools and goods not only 10 unr
allies, Int IN tie people ~ south Amer
ica aud Asia. This VIII maE" the
American people free. independent and