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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
over The TOP"
Bv Sergeant Empey, to Start In Next Issue

We have secured the biggest
newspaper serial feature since the
beginning Of the war, entitled "Over
The Top, written by Sergeant
Arthur Guy Empey, and the first
enstallment will appear in our next
issue. Every American father,
mother, daughter. and son, should
read this story, which this Ameri-
can boy tells in an interesting and
thrilling manner, how he did his bit
Somewhere in France. His ex-
periences are grim, but they are
thrilling and lightened by a touch
Of humor, as original as they are
true. On the back page Of this is
sue will be found a synopsis Of the
story, which has twenty-seven chap
tiers, one of which will be run every
week. Start with the next issue
and don't miss a copy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Next Sunday is Go to Sunday
School Day" in Kentucky, and we
want the Lancaster school to do its
part. This means that every mem
berof the church should attend the
Bible school Sunday morning $50.
We regret to announce that there
are several members of the church
who are on the sick list.
The sermon subject for Sunday
morning will be, 1.-THE World Crisis
"A Call To Prayer"
Members Of the Christian Church.
what about that War Garden?
Having a War Garden is almost an
expression of religion these days.
We are planning to observe
Mothers Day., May 18th, in our
church.
The subject of the sermonette to
the children for Sunday will be
Luck.
Help US make Sunday great
day for, you will be missed if your
pew is empty.
Parents of the Lancaster Chris
tian church, help your minister in
securing the presence of the chill
dren in the church worship. Re-
quest your children to remain for
the worship each Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

The above is a fair likeness of
our good friend. William Ferguson
Miller, who was called into the ser
vice Of "Uncle Sam" and left on
the noon train yesterday for Fl.
Thomas. Garrard county has fur
nished any number of splendid
young men, but none more popular
than our good friend Billy. Every
body that knows him, admires him.
He has always been particular
friend to this office and has on
many occasions rendered us cour-
tesies for which we shall always be
grateful.
He is patriotic. every inch of
him. and has done valiant services
for the Liberty Bonds, making
several speeches over the county
in its interest He leaves here with
the hearty good wishes of host Of
friends, who wish him God speed
in the patriotic cause, for which
he is willing to give his life His
popularity is attested to, by the
numerous entertainments, that have
been given in his behalf, among
them being storm party" at the
Puritan last Friday evening.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
FINDER PLACE SELLS AGAIN

Squire s. T. Sanders who recent
ly purchased the place of Rev. F.
NJ finder, has resold the place to
Brutus Wearren. for $4,000,
which is an advance of $4,000, over
the former price. Mr. Sanders is to
get the crops this year. The farm
contains n acres and possession
will be given January LIST, 1919.
Mr.. Sanders, we hope will continue
to reside with us and may buy an
other farm in the county
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
AUCTION SALE
Of
193ACRESO OF LAND
ON
WEDNESDAY, May 5, AT $50

Located at the city limits Of Stan
ford, Lincoln County, Kentucky, on
Somerset pike.
This 10 tobacco, hemp, wheat and
corn land, well fenced and well wat
cred. in high state of cultivation.
very fertile, been well taken care
of, splendid frontage on two pixies
and susceptible of advantageous
division, with beautiful building
sites on either pike.
The land will be sold in LOTS
and BABY FARMS, and one
tract of about 100 acres.
In looking over the farm il
there is any particular part the
prospective buyer wants let me
know, as it is a plain business prop
osition for me to sell il the way the
buyer wants it.
Remember land values are on the
increase and I will sell this farm
with possession at once for less
than it will bring this Fall, so the
purchaser will get the crops and a
profit If he wants to sell.
Some of the land is in wheat,
some plo~ed now ready to 60 in
tobacco, hemp or corn, and the bal
snee in blue grass.
EASY TERMS.
1t sells at the High Dollar" and
those who know me know that it
will be cut loose and sold.
This land is known as the"Baugh-
man Farm" and will be one of the
big SALES" Of the year, as n.
c. Baughman will sell at the same
time and place all Of his livestock
and farming implements. consisting
in part of Is fine mules, 10 work
and brood mares, a mule jack. a
herd Of registered Aberdeen Angus
cattle, 8 jersey and red milk cows,
lis head of hogs, sows and pigs,
all up-to-date farming implements
and machinery.
Dinner Served.
I have made arran: -ements with
Hughes and Mccarty of Stanford,
to show the land before day Of sale.
so see them or me for further par
tisulara
swINEBRoAD.
THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
origin OF "SAMhIE."

Il is said when the American
troops landed cover there" they
were greeted with a thunderous
"Hurrah for our friends. The
Francois for this is "vive les amis"
(veev lay zamee.) The Americans
caught the sound "zamee" and
thought they were being greeted
as "Sammies", "Uncle Sans boys.
The mistaken nickname was so
good that il sticks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

Chancellor Won Hertling insists
that Russia has not been "dishonor-
ed" II the treatment Russia has
been subjected to at the hands Of
Germany contains no element of
dishonor, Americans may form n
pretty fair conception Of what our
fate would be were We to fall into
their hands, especially If they
should decide to mix little dis
honor in their treatment
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
BY The HUNDRED.

One hundred Ford cars have pass.
ed through Lancaster this week, on
the way to Southern points. Some
going through as far as the coast.
They were being driven from
Cincinnati and naturally come
through our city. being much near
err route to all points south From
here they go to Crab Orchard,
thence to Broadhead. Mt. Vernon,
London, Middlesboro and Knoxville,
all over the Dixie Highway.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
DESERTER ARRESTED.

Larue Casey, who volunteered his
services Immediately after the out
break Of the war, inApril 1917, was
arrested as dcserter from Camp
Shelby, and was taken to Camp
Zachary Taylor last Monday morn
ing by sheriff Walker. This is the
second offense Of desertion by
young Casey and prison term of
several years, will probably be his
penalty for his last unpatriotic act.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
EXAMINATIONS.

The examination for the Common
School diplomas will be held on
May 10th and 18th. The exsmi-
nation for white teachers will be
held May 18th and 18th; colored
teachers examination. May cath,
and 25th. All meetings held at the
court house. Teachers money for
the sixth month salary is now
ready for distribution.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
CONVENTION.

The District w. C. T. U. conven-
ton will convene at the Christian
church on May Sth. Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock there will
be a Patriotic program rendered.
Thursday morning, at nine o'clock
the convention proper will begin.
Thursday evening Mrs. Beauchamp
will make the address. The public
is cordially invited to all of these
meetings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
NOTICE.

After this date we will discontinu.
our Free Column" to farmers and
run instead classified Column"
the rate in this column being one
cent word, but no advertisements
taken for less than twenty cents.
We do this for so many are under
the impression that we have been
discriminating in favor Of the farm
ers and to put all on equal footing,
We have decided to make the change.
Those not using the Classified
Column" will be charged the usual
price Of ten cents a line.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
new GARAGE.

Messrs Frank Conn and Ed Dough
erty have opened a garage in the
Raney stable and are well prepared
to take care Of all your car troubles.
They are both splendid workmen
and We can recommend their ser
vices Read their advertisement
on the front page Of this issue
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

After the United States had de-
bated for eight hours whether the
word "intended' should be substi-
tuted for the word Calculated
that body must have adjourned with
very faded intellects. How proud
we should be that not the smallest
matter escapes the Argus eyes Of
our law makers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

A letter was recently received in
Louisville from soldier lover
there" dated under the heading.
Sans Origine His friends were
delighted to know where he landed
and got out maps Of France to
locate cape Sans Origine Their
eagerness was blighted on being in
formed that the words were French
for without origin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

A subscriber suggests that in
dealing with loiterers we exempt
the fishermen Wen agree to
that IL they are required to estab-
lish the absolute truth Of every tale
told. and demonstrate that they
have really contributed to the meat
supply.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
BUSINESS Meeting

There will be a business meeting
at the court house next Monday
evening, at 1880, preparatory to the
big Red Cross drive which is to take
placethis month. Those interested
should attend this important meet
ING.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

Historians are engaged in an
investigation TO determine when
the first submarine boat was used.
They have strangely overlooked the
evidence Of old Jonah.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

FOR SALE:-An old time, -Four
Post. rope bed, in perfect condition.
Apply at this office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

By mistake, some one took the
wrong overcoat from my store last
county court day, and left a smaller
one. Please return.
lt-pd. Coy S. Sanders.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

We still have sneaking suspicion
that Villa has a German ancestor
somewhere in his family history.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

Don't fail TO see Sarah Bernhardt
in Mothers Of France" Mt Romans
Opera House. this, Thursday night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

LOST Sunday afternoon, a
large Cameo pin. Reward II re-
turned TO this office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

Sarah Bernhard is at her best in
Mothers Of France" at Romans
Opera House tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02
SENATOR STONE HEARS FROM HOME

Senator William ] Stone Missouri chairman Of the
foreign relations committee vigorously denounced
for his recent partisan speech in the in resou-
tons unanimously adopted a special meeting of the
S. Louis County Democratic central committee the
other day The resolution Apologies nation
Stones undipIomstc and governmentweaken-
ing address and praises the Republican party and
for their local support the administrations plans
The resolution viii be 10 Washington with the
request that It be written Congressional Record
The meeting called by Chairman John z Mooney
for the Of denouncing the speech The resOu
ton that Senator Stone represent the
views OF the seventysix thousand Democrats Of the
and that they apologize MS actions
The resolution says in part:
Whereas We depIore the fact that William J. Stone.
one OF Missourfs United States senators. has seen
fiji TO become party this undplOmatic. indscree
and policy by injecting politics
al this time it seventysfx thousand
Democrats Of St Louis county apologize for his
ton further declare nation that he Is rep
resenting views policies and further extend
cur congratulations Republican party and the Re
publican press that aside politics and have
worked faithfully unselfishy in supporting the
present administration"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02
State and County NelUs Briefs

man brings on a rain or snow. The
farmers are sitting back laughing and
enjoying il all They win. no matter
which way il goes II the weather
man wins. the farmer has a glui rain
which inSures his crops II the hunter
wins. the farmer has the rabbits
thinned out
The persistent hunter Is Keeping up
the sport and another drive Is called
for next sunday. II there comes 4
good day there viii be hundreds NJ
hunters in the drive and several thou
sand rabbits viii be gathered
The plan is for all 10 meet a: Nc
Neal at ten O'Clock in the morning and
90 in organized parties. taking in a
section OF land az time through the
Whitewater country
4 coyote was gathered in on one Of
the drives the farmers had and he was
the target for many a gunShO-- TesSe
are many coyotes nesting in the veiiey
and they are very brave al this time
OF the year
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02
THE LADY JANE
WAS FAIR

Tie Lady Jane was tail ana slim.
the Lady Jane vas fair" No lady
can be fSir and beautiful with a sal
low complexion. pimpleS On the face.
and skin eruptionS which are caused
BY impure blood. Number 40 Fer
TIE ( looi oy It's wonderful aliera.
tive properties. changes certain nor
ei6 conditions Of the system from a
diseased o. a healthy state. thereby
reducing flesh when in excess, A. IS
employed In diseases o. the slSndu-
lar system. in blood poison. iheamS-
tisul, catSrrh, constipation. malaria.
liver. stomach and kidney troubles
Under is use nodes. umOrS. sores.
ulcers. mucous patches. and copper
coiored spots disappear SS il nv
msgic. Made my D. e. Menderha0. 40
years a drusgi>t. Evansville. lO6.
sold exclusively in BiShee AT Central
Pharmacy. opposite Orpheam. in Lo-
wei ny Lowell Drug Co. in Warren
by Warren nrug Co. in Douglas ny
Owl Drug Co Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

We're just starting the Socialist slogan in their
prOpagzndas and activities in the various warning
tons Of the world That is the trouble with the 50
eialis; how far goes he only just start
ing No half way ground for him; no happy medium
He Is radical by doctrine and extremist by
and heredity- He may DO good: often does He may
have principles that righteous for other
that they help the WOrkingman- and his condition
But any good he does in the beginning is than
offset by the harm he does in end He always
amuck. does the socialist Give him an inch and ne
wants mile Some viii take piece Of rope and
anchor the ship of fortune their wharf but the 50
czlist winds fguratively speaking and occasionally
in literal way. by hanging himself with his rope
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

John Reed. nevspaperman and socialist mostly the
latter appointed Russian consul general in
New York by the Bolsheviki regime Reed it is an
nOunced viii leave for during the few days
Trotzy Reed also stated Petrogrzd dispatch that
he would return face an indictment charging him
with attempting Obstruct the draft His arrival anc
Russian consul VIII he be immune from prosecution
VIII he be able carry his nefsriOus pacst pro
paganda under the cover Of Bolshevfki office. Nj
Reed VII be watched. undoubtedly. and his work viii
be gagged according faminded principles of the
people OF a real democracy
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

Trotzky will talk long any viii listen and
he will long any viii print Trust Trot-
ky It's his trade that ne viii do anything
for Russia except TO turn her to the kaiser and
that he will ever do anything any of the duPe
and disciples of his Wild creed except TO their lot
more miserable in the end no one who has closely fol-
lowed the trend OF affairs past years is foolish
enough 10 believe Trotzy America the greatest
republic upon earth because did for him was 20
furnish cheap hack room and fifteen dollar week
stipend his efforts America Is earnestly Try
ing to help Russia But Trotzky. preaehins the creed
Of the people damning the selfishnes OF kinss
and rulers will sacrifice his personal hatred for his
eountry's good TrOtzky be made Of the same
flesh as those he hates ard has about much human
nature as most of the people he has erusaded against
ali his miserable life
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02
Cdndned Resident
DiesOfPReun0nia

" ,. Oertling. resident OF Csnanea
for the PAST twelve years and tavOrab
u known all through Southern Arizo.
ma died ~ the -Four e hospital Sanu.
airy 81, following an attack OF pneu-
mOnia from which ne failed to rally.
Oertling was fOrty-eight wears OLD Tie
Is survived by a mother. three broth
ers and four sisters The body has
been shipped 20 RoCkpOrt- Texas
where u viii h. Inferred.
Oerrling- during practically ali OF
the time of his residence in Cananea.
has been connected with the company
store az that point For the last few
years he has had charge of the dsv
goods department and numbers pFacti-
cally every foreigner in the Mexican
town as his friend
Several friends Of the dead man az
CCmpauied the body % the bCrder.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

There infabe Indications that the German troops
have been mainly Withdrawn from the Italian front The
Austrians going it alone again And result
the forward movement towards Venice has become q
retrograde movement towards Vienna Germany viii
evidently stake all upon grand offensive in the west
and falling this. she viii begin CRY in
earnest for peace
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

In his recent address Of Illinois Pres
ident Wilson reiterated strongly than ever this
countrys sdamant resolution fight this Bit
ter and decisive finish And Trotzkys betrzy
and the paeifists and the alien enemies our
hamper and hold hack but the nation
a whole viii press until its work is done
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

Colonel Roosevelt sizes UP the gentleman from Mis-
souri, with the finty a German sympsihizsr.
which is not We believe putting the fact UNIQUELY
dynamic as the OF Oyster Bay is capable OF put
ting il and as he in his mind believes
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02


Articles Of incorporation were nled
/ yesterday in the office Of the state
: CORPORATION commission BY the Rich
Hin Gold Mining and Miliing com
PSny.
Dr. r. r. Won KleinSmid received
news yesterday thar his brother. Or
James A Won KleinSUid, has been
commissioned 8 captain in the medical
corps Of the United states army ana
expects 70 enter the war zone shortly.
II. Won KleinSfnid mas specialized IN
Sursey in Illinois.
Jcbn J. Bi-dao. receiver OF the Unit
ed states land ofhce in Phoenix is IN
u ve-y serious condition Nr. Birdno
has NOT been wen iOr about q yeNr.
Las summer he underwent an opera
lion in ChicasO and was later uncer
the care Of specialists IN lbs Angeles
Scr a time after each treatment he
vas able 10 be up aud AZ the osdce.
bat his condition Is worse GSain.
The new commission fo- the Arizona
state fair officials toos over the WORK
OF the old commission az a meerns
held ~ the fair grounds THURSDAY att
eraOOn. The commission viii meet
again today, az which time the dates
for the next fair viii De set Plans
are already being discussed 70 make
the iair this year bigssr and better
than any yet held. The new commits
sion i composed OF e. N. layton.
chairman. Judce Fred DuCy. r. n.
ShaUshneSsy. and C. n. Boycc. SeCvc-
tary 20 the commission
Scr the assistance 1T the local board
of the state in UnViniins the multi
tudiuogS red tape iu carinS for the
many aut various cases OF resiStrants
that come before Il. the office OF the
adjutsnt SeneraI in Phoenix has pre-
pSred a map which Is a descriptive
diagram o. the SeleCtiVe service reSu-
lationS- This map shows the method
o. procedure IN handling the different
cases and the various local boards or
Charles W Harris. adjutant seneral /
The trophy won by tho state OF Ar ]
EOna az Peoria. IN last summer al the /
International soil Products exposition I
was received THURSDAY at tire state .
house u Is silver cup awarded ia T
die state province CT nation wa6inS I
the best display OF fruit and the wine
niuS of this cup ana honor Is a signal 3
triumph for Arizona. as 10 would be
for auy state The trophy rests On a .
handsome uahCEanN hsse and i near.
III two iect in hsight The Gun is suit
ably enEraved and viii he added 90 the
other trophies won by the state az
various contests eNpcSitious and fairs.
Tire Arizona iruherculoSiS soci- .
ETY. viii meet Co. Tucson on February I
e. AmOnc the members Who viii adj .
dress The society are MAJ r. r. shine.
former chief S-rEeou of Copper Queen '
Niuin- cOmQsnv. now ot the United
states army. nr John FLYNN OF Pres
con- Fred Breed 90 Che Texas Anti ,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

Hun forces have been obliged give ground to the
Italians the River Region in Northern Italy
taking their legiOns back the front for
that super effort
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

The food situation is becoming disressinsiy serious
tt has evidently made nice. brown. wellatured nuts
Of some Of our hitherto reliable citizens We are now
told that the egg OF the crocodile good TO eat
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02
Saturday Morning, February 2, 1918.

great German victories may be recorded for the
week The air raid upon London and the upon
Paris over hundred men, women and children were
killed in the two raids residences de
strOyed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

tuberculosis society. and Miss Kath-
crime Kraft. VISITING nurse Of the Tue
son public schools. The society viii
attend the dediction Of St Lnke's-in-
Jhe-DeSert. the Episcopal SSnitSrium.
John Farley, an I, ". ". recently
taken into custody at NOsales as a
drafS evader. has tanned down con
si6ershly since his Imprisonment and
now pruiSeS to be sOod and Join his
command Farley is only - years old
and wei able 70 do his BIT. When
nrSt captured he Scorned all SOsgeS-
ton that he serve his country in the
ranks. but since then he has tanned
6ovR considerably, He halls from 81
lsnsSuyg. Wash
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

Three auto loads Of Apache Indians
from OklShomS passed through snow
fake Wednesday en- route TO the
Apache reservation. south OF there.
The Indians came from Oklahoma 10
Huiorook BY railway, At HOlorOok
they hired autos 10 finish the trip. The
parents Of these Indians were once
Mild and rOSmed the mountain regions
Of southern Navajo county. Arizona.
They we've taken TO Oklahoma years
sso 90 be cared for by the govern
ment Lands which were given them
in the then territory OF Oklahoma aft
erwauss proved great oil fields. This
brought grea, wealth 20 the descend
ants OF the once Wild tribes who IN
hSbited this section This band OF n
dams are here % visit the happy hunt
Ing grounds OF which they have 50
often heard their fathers speak. also
20 see Il any lands can be purchased
for homes o. many families who wish
20 return to this Sectioa-
Confronted BY the unwelcone an
uOUaCemenL made Thursday by ths
STATE auditor. Jesse l. Royce. thar the
funds for the maintenance OF the state
industrial school az Fort Grant were
exhausted. the commission OF state in
SiicuriCns hurriedly communicated
With the attorney general for an opin-
ion concerning the means OF securing
the necessary money 10 run that inSti-
tuition The Industrial school SpprO-
pgistion OF SS5.oo0. il was stated. had
been exhausted on December 81. 1917.
and that there could be no further Sp-
preparation until June 50. 1878 The
attorney geaeral replied that il vas
not necessary % close the Institution.
but instead that the unlimited appro-
pristiCn OF the commission OF state
Institutions could be drawn upon "a
care Ter the needs OF the Industrial
sctcol untl a further appropriation OF
us OWE could Dc made. According 10
a further statement nom the ONCE
ot the commission % state Institutions
there Is little money left IN the funds
tor the maintenance % the Pioneers
home ~ Prescott and the state prison
az Florence. These other TWO inStitU-
lions. IL vas declared. may have 10 Be
carried on" oy means Of the. commits
siCu'S handy unlimited appropriation.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-02

The weather man and the rabbit
hunters seem to b. dEhting over the
innocent Jack rabbits Every time the
hunters plan on SETTING together and