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Detroit,
Totsls....J3 { { u s Totals.
IluiinI knt. I,hnnEn I'm niuh,l 4,

Score by innings: r.
Washington ............I O @ u Z o.
Detroit .....:...........0 0 Q y -.
summary: Errors-Dycr, Spencer Two -ba Sc
hi,s--Neach. Smith. Stolen basc--Dycr Sac.
rhcn hits.-Milan. Ainsmith. Nichols LII,
on bascs-Dctroit. II: Washington, : Fi-st
base on errors-Wash!ngton. =. Bases or
bails-on Shaw. o: Off Ehmkc. 3 IIits-.oT
Ehmke. * OFF Cunningham. q. Struck out
by shaw. &: by Cunningham. !: by Ehmkc.
J. Ba!k-Shaw. Wild pitch--Shaw Time
20i Umpircs. Owens and Dinccn
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Boston ................o . o Of
Chicago .............O . - g a,
summary: Errors-kclIy. Sca;on. Two
hd>" hit-N1rn Three base hii-EonetChy
Left on bases Boston. !: Chicago 1 Bases
on bails."n Alien. :: of Scaton. :. Struck
oct-hS Allen, I, 10y Scaton. .. Sacrifice Eit
Williams. Sucr!!icc fly Ssaton Double
pl"ys-ENcrs tn KoretChy; Deal 70 Mcrkle
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Southern I,cnruc

ianta. ..
~ Mobilc--MobiIc. 4: Memphis. G
~ Chattanooga-Chatt 4;
Nashville. g
~ Little Rock-LittIc Rock. >. New
Orleans '-'
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HoMERS DEFEAT BEARS

and errors helped 20 beat Montreal
nor" t"-day, the Bears getting q Ito,
v.rticl The game was well contested
~ IN" va but icrn"r's support wav-
crcd at times. and Ross though mi,
harder mat the local pitcher. was
STonE in tn" ninchcs Callahan and
l:ldfcd "iih homcrs. drove in four OF
Nc"aTES runa. while an error nv
Mhlor naNHd the way for two more.
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lSrOOkIyn.
.itch fnr I,i,ri.a \. - ''' ~ ~ 10 ~ "

score by innings: p
Cincinnati .........., A q IN
brooklyn .......,.,i o . / :. -
sum mary: ErroTs-Thorpc. lIuhn. Perry
loom bS Two base hits-Daubcr:, chase
St"ngcl Thrcc-basc hit-Clarkc Thorpe
Nii!"r. HUM. Sacrifice hits--IIirkrnan q,
stolen hhscs-Mili"r, smith Johnston Don
ITO pisy--clarko to Cotz 10 Perry Iefl on
S-'Inc,nnnt. :; brooklyn. :. Bases ~
nails of I"rry Z. off Filler. I: off Smith
or c"onb-, !. Struck out--by Perry. /;
by ode, !; hy, Smiah. .: by Chcncy
= n" coomhs. ]. Wild pitch-Pcrry RaIk
to"'nhS iius-on Perry. in ihninS4
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YANKS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT

ST, LOUIS. May l1.-I[oob and hit
nara to-day and received poor sup
port. and New York won the fourth
straight gnmc from St. Louis, to 3.
New York. ST Iouts
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tnone out In eighth: OF E!sr. In y; in
ming: of Schneider. in - inning. on
Smith, in innings mono out in iftnl: off
Cheney. in inning: Oft coonbs. N
innings. Attendance. 1900 Ump'rcs, Klein
and RrSnstioli
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WHERE rHEl PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston mt Chicago.
Washington nj ~. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York mt Detroit
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or ELSBS.

WHERE 1nkl FLaY To, raY.
81. Louis nj Brooklyn.
Chicago at philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati mt Bosto
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Totals. IA IL 81 Il Totals. So > sem
'Satted for Koob In seventh
fBnttcd for l.avan In ninth.
tBatted for Davenport in ninth.
: Sew o HHrk .'.'.........dd 20 %
81. Louis ................V ' O-S
Summary: Errors-Waitcrs. Shotton. Aus
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p,eu Win opportune hitting. guve the
iocatS TIC game. The score:

phnnattcd FOR faikcnbcrE In eighth.
Chicago N
:, summary; Error-ralkcnbcIg. Two.basc
base simr,H ,nk hisbSrE. I;elbold. Weaver Three
T nn hit. Collins. Stolen basc-wcsvcr.
pascs oR balls-.n FalkcnberE. I. Struck
out-py Cico,tc. J; by Faikenbcrg. 9
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Richmond ut Montreal.
Providence nj Rochester.
Baltimore ut Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. :: Boston. /.
Washington, s: Detroit. -.
Chicago. :: Phtlndelphia. q.
New York. !; st. Louis, q.
\ -
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Nat;Ollai League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Chicago. =: Boston, I.
New York. 10; ST. Louis, ..
lsroOklyn. IL: Cincinnati. 10.
Philadelphia. 3; Pittsburgh. q.
STANDING ar ,i.DnS
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Totals - / 3?7 TotaIs....3s sEll
Rated for Allen in eighth
HBatted FOR Evcrs in ninth
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Toronto. 3: Richmond, 3.
Newark. q; Montreal, 4.
Baltimore. Is; Rochester, II.
buffalo. 1: Providence, 1 (flrst guuic).
Buffalo. .: Proiitlencc. 5 {second guHc).
STANDING OF LLuna.
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Continued on r'if,n Tagc-J
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
One Dose Of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy Drives Them Out
Ends Torture.

Stomach poisons breed millions q
germs that eat Into your yitajs, ca..-
~ Gas Pressure. Indigestion, Cnas.i-
patton. Torpid Liver, Auto-lntoXi'a
ton, Yellow Jaundice, Gall Stones,
Appendicitis. Cancer end Ulcers & d,
Stomach and lr,ostincs, etc 7 ..
Thousands at sufferers have been :
stored h5 Mars Wonderful Z n-ay,
among them Justice VI, the Slir,m.
Court. Congressman, Doctors, Law
yers. Bankers, Ministers, Mars s..
Farmers. Mechanics persons ut every
class probably your own negutors.
Stomach troubles are due mostly C.
catarrhal poison Mayr Wonderful
Remedy removes that poison, ;hpr
ouphly cleanses the system. drives ogt
the disease breeding germs. aIlays In.
fammation and ends suffering Tn
like any other remedy. No aIculo,
rothlng to lnjure you. One dose CON
vinces. FREE book on Stomach All
ments. Write Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg ,
Chemist, Chicago. or obtain a bottle
of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy from
Haynes & Taylor or any reliable drug
gist, who will return your money ii 1t
fails.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

not quite So young. 10 be- sure. who
,lts NJ the end ~ the table who wants
valentine
II il n sad thing tu want u valentine
aud not get uur hut probably sudlUr
thing not 90 send valentine az u.I
and fine only possible remedy fur So
Valentine mistakes i, fur,lyr,und. 1
send % valentine o. somebody hy I....
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
SALEM

Mrs. Susan Glenn, Of Marion. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Butler, Of this place
j. o. Gray and DR.. Wolfe made a
business trip to Paducah last week.
n. K Farris, manager Of the "Oid
Kentucky Manufacturing Co., of Pa
ducah. was among his relatives and
friends here last week.
+. l.. Franklin. the faithful and Off
cient clerk 10 j. II. Stevens grocery
for eight years, has embarked in the
Cash Produce Business her, His
many friends are wishing him success
in this new venture.
John Pace has bought the Frank
Wolfe farm and moved 10 IT, Tom
Carter has moved to the Pace prui eity
near the mill
Miss Mary Wyatt, OF Princeton, is
On her farm near here, improving and
arranging for a zig crop this year.
Mrs. Fanny Jrnning, arrived a
few days at home from Marion. She Is
now nursing her sister, Mrs. VIII
b own. of Emmaus.
Ed. G. 7 Clark, Of Henderson, s.
;,ed relatives and friends iu piuCk ney.
willie section last week.
Hon. J. X Summers returned from
a business trip to Smithland Sunday.
Esq. c. 4. Stevens was able to be
up m town again last week.
Our mail carriers are doing heroic
service despite the weather and roads
sometimes almost intolerable. We get
our mails on schedule time generally
Let US crown them faithful" now
and in patience bear with them in any
necessary delay. Are you sure you
would do a. well? Then don't com
plain.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
LEVIAS

There are some complaint Of bad
colds IN this vicinity.
The party at Mrs. Clara Wheeler s.
Saturday night was called in.
Dallas Davidson, OF Tolu, visited his
ster Mrs. Susie Mckinney, Friday
o last week.
Miss l.etcic LaRuc and brothers.
Charles and viii e, spent the weekend
down on the farm with then parents.
Uncle Sam and aunt Salhe Davidson,
who have been with their daughter.
Lille Si,co, have gone to stay with
their son, Charley.
Mrs Mollic loituss, Of near Salem,
was the guest of her daughter Mrs.
Belt. from Sunday until Wednesday.
J. II Price aud soo were in Marion
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lu,,un LaEue. Of near
Der Creek church, visited Their
dau hitter, Mrs Irene Conyer recent.
ADo, Jane settles was quite sick
Saturday morning but was better sun.
day Afternoon
Mr. Mary Fbrhuu is visiting
her -on, John at lwu
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
fulfill the obligations Of our
American citizenship, no matter
what is exacted of us.

Cincinnati Nolks Blatt 7 h e
president has severed diplomatic
re atoms with Germany an d
threatens war on Germany if Ger
many invades American rights.
This reason is untenable because
Of the fact that the president
has failed to punish far grosser
violations of American rights on
the partof England. While Ger
man-Americans will obey the call
of the country to which they
have sworn to maintain against
all enemies, it is hard lot for them
to lend their aid for a purpose
which is manifestly pernicious
to the United States.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

some are delivering,
Ray Oliver went to Evansville SuS
day
Misses Pearl Simpkins and Virgil
Matthews visited Miss Nadia
Friday
There was quite lot Of selling and
buying farms in this section this weeI
Ronh AsbrldGe bought from Harye,
Greenlea aud MIR Grecnca bought
from Burnett Ashrdge and Mr. As.
bridge bout hi from Wise Travis. The
moving will take place in March
Charley Matthews and wife yisitei
Tom Matthew, and family sunday.
Jack Oliver and Miss Liddic Brashe,
were married sunday.
News were received here that Lew
Matthews. of Llvermore, a son Of Joe
Matthews, OF this place, was married
one day last week. but We did na
learn the brides name.
Floyd Stmpkins and family yisitei
his father John SimpEins aud famig
Sunday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08


1HA'E you Forgotten hU'u' ~
N NA''h|n' gay u is CON "-'
u u you ""o"' VI course you ram
"vl run! H"'' I'I -'''''N WIN
AT tue '""i'Nh' H'"''I''.'.. .allN
thIhES 'iutt'I'hF UP inc r.." "u'Ns,
Dut you may H''' I'IL zen 'a't ~
NachtIhe \ gay j. r.''.'"US more imam
"l"u'" ''>..''l ".H '"". 'u arc "
part oi w. Says tue ''t..'""..'.'- N'"s.
Il '' '' -' ''. ''.T '.''' .. ..I' "o''
ll'at 100" ""H "''''.'- 10 '' -" u .h
inc u'-'''''.''- "lu nave ''.'.'S '' go
VIZ" II "."' ''" nav '''"'''', u
a"u u you "''''' " NV. ,.' S, , "
u""y ~ '.' '..''' '.,. '.'''''' 81 - '''"'
''' W. '''''' '..'.'' ''-
u " ''l.' !'' were u. '.'- ''-
cry S"'''''" 3 . va ','' ""', "',' VERY
"no '"' W. "'.'''' '"" H'"' ~ ~
UNIV W" '.'' ''''''''. .'', ''1 Wv! w
VI i'' '., wv ".'.''.''' N'"' ""s
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81 vaicp,fr. rs a.. know him 4.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
rnEAsIEY nErARTMENr- Surc

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Surc-
viuug Architect office. Nastirgtor
- G. February J.. 1917. Seated prJ
pIsals v,l. be- opened IN rhi- oih,c at
p. m. March % 1917. lot the constr.
ton OF the United States post office
Marion. ~. Drawings and specific
tons may be obtained from the cu,is
dian of 90" site AZ Marion. k,. or
this Office. ~ the discretion Of the ;
peryislng Architect. Jas. \ Wetmot
Acting Supervising Architect
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Farmers, Take Notice

Mr.. 7. K. Bryant from the
experimental station at LeXing-
ton, KY. will address the farm
ers in the court house, Monday
afternoon, FEB. y, this teing
county court day. The Critten-
den County Farm Bureau wIl'
m 4et at II O'Clock same day.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
BLACKFORD

Tais is the month oi February and
generally speaking health D. fairly
roo1. farmers. merchants. naut, rs,
lawyers. 8r.,.rs. "losfer-. and
",gaIh.vuc-" are all thriving huge.
y."
About all me c0rn that d. FOR mar.
k"t a. present ha. been sold AZ o. good
price The '.ou,co crop. IN this re-
gion ha- been sold at TIE fancy price
If 9 locent- per pound our un,ring
farmers deserves the harvest and are
going 10 do their best curing this year.
The schools in Tins part ot the
vineyard" Ne are sorry 90 say are
not what they could and should bc
" Iich is partly due 10 irregular a.
t ndarcr Of pupil, ignorance ami care
| -snc,s 70. father, and inexperienced
te1chcrs.
Frank Alioway. oi the hrm ~ Al.o-
way Bro. .umt,r Co OF Chs. wbs
here SUNDAY curoutc to Sturgis.
Everett Cook. son ~ J r Cook, OF
near Marion. wss here las, sunday.
| Hiram l. Head and family nav,
moved from Blact ford to Curl,N
Mr.. ZoIa tarris and little son,
Thomas Jacob. VINO have been -perd
IN, number a. weeks w,th her par.
ents. Dr. and Mr., d T. White. left
Sunday for Nashville. Tenn.
WIN 7 Perry and Geo. " Crow,I
who were c1rnnDd Co th.r respective
places ni ab .Hr u1 account W % slight
attack OF ia grippe. base recovered
ari their shining phy .iosnomy ami
r.ry.uuI disposition once NOR, ARE
noticeable 70 rha rect, of Backi.ri
Ju,l p Dyer - having h.s rrHd, a,
600 ,tm ST.. repaired by " n las
s.unUo o. wur- on brand OCT"
sung'c roof
ur rn. l1.. % limo lab. gir Hr,,
saw hight at 'r. home of John . Sui
Ivan a.I Uy presume the new ufrfv.
has n,,a .u,d ,..ia Lucille iu Dos,
manner 600 me Bod instant, % solo TO-
rived o., i.y U.m. of Nathan o.
BraniIo, anI h.s no,n chusuu,a Ea.
war WORKMAN
Willie your "p,rcl pI'cbor" from
RWckiofd believe. 100 woman suffrage
one hag. urc school one people and
foe Am,,syus. she sincerely hope,
the readers 81 ,b, Ec,ord-prcss have
long since learned that bchcf and
thought, push and plugN, are the most
potent constructive forces ~ the uui
verse, and that Nrat we think Of lorr
enough and strive for hard enough VI,
positively bring out
It will cost a. much to make fail
urc ~ II does success
This being the shortest month of the
year consequently a short "epistlc' at
this time.
The world is even
A. We take II,
But this NE i always
What We make II "
MutuS.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Nalnntino Books.

In 1907 n small book. "Thc Young
Mems Valentine Writer" was publish
ei for the use Of ardent SWANS whu
were unable TO do their own riming
In 1912 less modest volume appear
c,i. THE Cabinet NJ Love, or Cupid's
Repository ~ choice Valentines u
very complete couip1ndiuln
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
FRANCES

Joe Matthews visited Green Frank I'm
and family SUNDAY.
Ernest Brashtr and Miss I.ntlie
isndell both of near Frances. dtoy,
to Marion Sunday and were married.
Tn.y have moved here where they
will reside this year.
Most all the farmers Of this section
are through stripping tobacco and
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
OF LOCAL
.RMAN PRESS.

Tb Stats Zeitung 1t can
ynbted that an overwhelm
jority of our pee. le ,tand
a the PRESIDENT hi, eli rts
~ eep this county at peace with
the world. But it is doubtful
that majority will endorse Civ
ing the German ambassador his
passports at the present time.
Let US consider America first,
last and all the time. Millions OF
Americans are bound by blood
ties to Europeans who are fight
ing. Were America to engage
in the war on either side the
hearts of millions would be sad
dened b y the knowledge that
they must wage W a + against
their kin. The war of rae
would break out in the midst of
US. passion aroused and hatred
engendered and warfare would
result unless the causes that led
to our entering t h e European
,uor r,aro 60 SNOpkiDU auCraV9 tpd
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
ROLL OF HONOR
Since Our Las Report, The Fol
lowing Have Paid Their Sui
seriptions For Which We Ar,
Thankful.


Alycs, Mr' $ a, Casad, Dec 1911
Barnes. j NJ sheridan. Jan l9i
bauer a u. '.S's'on, Mo.. Jan ".
h'"t.'S, 70 ~, N'I''yar, bee lH.,
Beard. ~, route four Jan l'.
Butler. % Il Illinois. Dec ~.
Order. Davis, route two, Jan lsi'
tiar', Len rout, one, Oct 1877"
Grader, j 10, Oklahoma. Dac ~.
'f"'u'. ; 4, f"D.'"a'' Dec l'i
Curry, " J., Fu.dH Ferry. Dec IL.
N''' ''. I'',' .hi''' '"a ~
Gus. ..'' " f'''' h''. Jan I't.
Can. 'u, Medley Bowling bf.nJuu 1917
Canton. ~ Deity Jan i"ls
''''''', mos harrington Jan l'b. 4.
EHs. NJ. 4, %. Louisville, Dec 10.
B. N'N, VI O,D'y. Dec l9l
f"r,'' Gus, E'p"n, Jan l't
F"''s. " r rou tie Dec 1917
f"r''r Mo. 'ila. Illinois, Feb l9if
.'''.'''.' '' W. ''''''''"' Jan l'i'
''H'''' - route h''' Fen 1918
"l'I'ss J. ", Salem, sept 1917
:, ''''''''' ~ ''N''' I'' I'I.
harness FRED, J. star route Jan 1918
ho"ef'on' j Edgar, route b. Dec 1917
, ,,'.' - ''.''.''' REQ l'I'
i'"' ! NJ route two Jan Osss
'''' .'',' - wy zee W.
,'"''' ''''' ''''' ""'' Jan l'I'
Jon''' JAMES city Jan 1918
,,''' - ,,' ~, ''"'''''''' Jan w
49,, 80 , ~ ''''' Jan W.
h'rN' Newt Saicm' Jan 1915
, ~" ~ IS, = - y '"''''' "cn W.
''''"'' ~ w., 'u"' I'.y
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

to America first, .sst and all the
time. These We must perform
and will perform above all con.
sideration and regardless Of what
the future may have in store for
US.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

Denver Heiold- Stand by the
president" is the keynote of an
editorial which will appear tomor-
row. +. c. Steinmann, editor,
is president of the Colorado Ger
man American alliance, which
has more than 10000 memters
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

Milwaukee Germania Herold -
The breach of diplomatic rela-
TONS between two countries does
not mean a declaration OF war.
This sentence is contained in the
textbooks on international law.
And this circumstance strength
ems our hope that var will be
avoided. What we think and
Vel in this moment of great eX-
pcitement is that the president
win bring our beloved country
Through this crisis as he has
brought it through other crises,
With peace and honor.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
p,,.s Cured IN o 10 u bays

Inn, arusr,st will refund money pALo
niSrMHNf falls 10 cure any case o. h.hlng'
MIND. pieedns OF Protfudins Pie. IN sto ,fusgs'
Eve Srst application gives Ease aud kes. y"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

'do oua.ns lnat DOES hot Aztec, The rssl
..sr .i ... tHu.r and laxative effect .H.
1866 l.NN. ~ iNlNl Ia better .Hsu .fu..s.
".rr 100. H.rt MOI cause UsHH.HsuFsH ..
l.uE H hsH" HrusuNsT the fuH uaH.r 90
.a. fer NE s.g.H'Hfr Hi o y CHOW =.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

Omaha Daliy Er...55une Ger
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

n wave you forgotten about 81
~ Valentines day u is coming.
IL II you know. Of course you .uu
not rpnlly have furgrfffr. with
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

St Paul Voks ZeituIg- Ger
X many's decision to blockade the
British isles and other allied ter
IA ritory has caused our government
to dismiss the German ambassa-
" ~ dor and thus take the first step
Am toward war. Why we did not
~ g take similar action when Great
q ',,itian put in force its illegal
"A Made against Germany Is a
NJ bnsibility which rests with
XNA NJ administration. The lot of
- ~ 1can citiz ms who are o. Ger
- Extraction will be extreme
VA & ~ IN Vult as soon as serious con-
8 ~ Yes follow today's momen-
y Acial acts Native born
mSns will, therefore, DO
n eh ley do all in their power
3 ~ iessthe mental suffering OF
fy Il M ."eF Nv citizens Of German
x EEn.h or tentage Come what
~ the Aer will be genuinely
E7fy1 loyal and make all needed
PHILADELPHIA Morgen Gazette
~ American cisens it is our du.
Y v@ remain loh to the country
" X Hhich'we hau sworn allegi-
M, U. S. of America.
z|k.<< >91Questiolable duty Of
81 n liens of German abb
|,s s. olain from any
~ 4lps taken by
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Helping
St. Valentine

G9g1GCGGGGCC'G)Gg
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

Tais +, a., month of February aui
generally speaking health D., fairly
roo1. farmers. merchant, baut 'rs,
lawyers. aH.iars. 'loafer-. and
",g,,.h.wlr- are ail thriving huge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-07
REPUBLICAN,
PARTY wins
VIC TORY IN
CITY FIGHT
DR.. Zimmerman Elected May
or of Richmond For Fifth
Time By Plurality In Ex-
cess of 600.
.BAVIS IS SECOND

The Republican party Of Richmond
won a complete victory Tuesday,
electfng DR.. W. ". Zimmerman as
mayor and defeating every one of the
Citizens candidates.
William Stevens, who was elected
city clerk. led the ticket with plural
ity of 1922 votes over his nearest
opponent. DR.. Zimmerman won 2,264
vote plurality Of 604 votes over
AlfreN Bavis, the Citizens candidate
for mayor, who ran second with 1850
votes. There were 919 votes cast for
Henry Farwig, Democratic candidate.
All Republican councilmen-at-large
we're elected and In only one ward
did the Republican candidate for com-
Gil lose. The First ward elected JOS
eph Waterman, Democrat, to council,
by majority Of twenty-six votes over
J. P. Reid, the Republican candidate
Outland Is Defeated
w. P. Richardson, Republican, was
elected councilman in the Seventh
ward, winning by four votes over
Prof. j. W. Outland, the Citizens can
didate. 1t was first believed that Out
land had been elected but the official
count shows that Richardson won by
four votes. Outland polled 264 votes
while Richardson won 26S.
The total vote cast was nearly 5000,
which was below normal. The Social
list vote was about one-thtrd of that
four years ago.
At no time did the result of the
mayoralty campaign seem in doubt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-07
FAIL TO BREAK
ITALIAN WILL
(By Associated Press)


Both official and unofficial dis
patches from Italy reflect tone Of
increasing confidence although the sit
uation is still admittedly grave.
General Cadornas withdrawal from
the Tagliamento line and from the
mountainous districts In northern We.
netia is proceeding In an orderly way.
Rome asserts. Dispatches from the
field seem to bear this out. The Ger.
man statement claims the capture OF
number of prisoners but does not men
ton any guns taken or indicate any
such Generalization in the Italian
ranks as during the precipitate with
drawal from the Isonzo line
General Cadorna In his report men.
tions the present withdrawal as being
conducted In the direction Of the Liv-
enZa river. This may indicate he in
tends to fight another delay action
along this comparatively small stream
some ten to fifteen miles behind the
Tagliamento position. before falling
back on Piave, approximately ten
miles further west.
incidentally a semi-official statement
from Rome indicates the Austro-Ge
man invasion has failed Of IT'S political
object-assumedly the breaking of the
Italian will to resist and the forcing
Of separate peace; while there IL
strong conviction that the serious mil
itary problems created by the drive
will be solved.
On the Flanders front, the British
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