davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
GROWTH OF GARY
Chicago Tribune)

Twelve years ago on the morning Of April IS, 1906, two things happened. An earthquake was trying to wipe San Francisco off the map. At the same time a gang of workmen unloading a car of cinders was putting Gary on the map. That marked the birth of Gary and its steel mills. Meantime the dune wilderness has grown to city of 110,- 900, according to federal estimates.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
WILL TELL HOW TO
 USE SUBSTITUTES

Miss M. L. Oxnard will give a dem onstration at Donofrio's beginning at II o'clock this morning of Mazola, using flour substitutes in the conservation of fats and wheat. Miss Oxnard an- nounced all the products will be there for sampling and that she will bc glad to tell everybody how to use the flour substitutes and also the new oil, Ma zola, itself a corn product.
 The flour for the demonstration will be donated by the Arizona mills. The demonstration is under the auspices of the hotel and restaurant foo1 admin istration committee. The demonstra- tion will end at , o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
FOLDS GAUZE BANDAGES
(Boston Globe.)

One of the latest and most interest ing inventions in connection with sur- gical work is the machine for folding gauge bandages which has recently been perfected and installed in the workrooms of the New England surgi- cal dressings committee on Beacon street. corner of Dartmouth. This machine turns out fifty or more yards of gauge a minute. according to the skill of the single operator. And every bandage is absolutely perfect, for the machine does not know how to make mistakes.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
LAST HUN COLONY GOES

With the fall of German East Africa disappears the last of Germany's colo nies. In the London Tablet appears the following chronological summary of the Fatherland's colonial losses:
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
LOSES CAR BUT II
 |s QUICKLY FOUND

When E. B. Salisbury looked for h.; six passenger Stutz automobile at II o'clock Wednesday night, he having left it in front of his house at 227 North Fourth avenue, he found that it had disappeared and immediately called up the police to get their assistance in recovering the car. The car was re- covered by the police last night in the alley between Adams and Monroe streets near First avenue.
 Use Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14

WICHITA, Kas., June 13-(Western) Des Moines took the last game of the series with Wichita, the game requir- ing two hours. Score:
 Des Moines ... 900 300 000-3 z 2 Wichita ........ .010 900 001-2 , 2
 Batteries Longacre and Breen; Wildbauer and Yaryan.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14

Use Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14

Use Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room, six windows, bath adjoining, also garage; opposite capitol. 1724 w. Ad- ans. bl A MAN would like truck driving. Can drive any kind of car. Phone S40S.
 bl LOST-Ladies' hat on North 7th St. Tuesday morning. Phone 209R5. St
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02
wszy ,.rece do do gory". dobyl re-
wolwer / wypalil.

wszy ,.rece do do gory", dobyl re-
wolwer i wypalii.
w mgnieniu Okla %policyanci' dobyli
wiasnych rewolwerow i r6wniez wy
palili. Paddy cztery strzaiy; Murphy
pad{ ma bruk ugodzony trzema kula-
mi. Rannego przewieziono do szp:ta-
la powiatowego, gdzie W ~niespelna
pol godziny ducha wyzional.
Policyanci o~swiadczyli, re uprzed-
Mo siyszeli strza1 p%ochodzacy z ma
roznika, a zblizajac sic do szynkow-
nj Wojciecha Greenwalda, Ills Van
Buren, ul., ably zbadaG co sic stale,
wchodzacych do salonu zauwazyli
Constantinego i PepelinSka, kt6rych
przytrzymali zadajac wyjaSnienia.
,,SadziliSmy, re Murphy stara} sic mas
Emusic do p%uszczenia zatrzymanych
przez mas mezczyzne i kobiete", po-
licyanci powiedzieli p6zniej porucz-
nikoWi P. kelliherowi.
w p%osiadaniu Constantinego INA
leziOno papiery, kt6re wykazywaly,
re byi on parolowany z wiezienia W
Michig an.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02
Podziekowanie

Skiadam najserdeczniejsze po-
dziekowania wszystkim tym, kto
|rzy brali udzial W pogrzetie Nal
ukochanszej zony mojej S. P. A
|nieli Adeszko, - I domu (Ryl-
ska, skIadajac mi wapoiczucia
" ciezkim zalu. Dziekuje wszy-
stkim scrdccznic "a nadeslanie
tax pieknych kwiatow w szczegol
noSci dziekuje Z calego serca
'Wicl. ks. X. Gronkowskicmu "a
eksportacyc zwlok S. P. Anie-
Ii Adcszko Z domu zaioby do ko-
|Sciofa Sw. Wojciecha ! Ks. Probo-
szczowi "a pieknq przcmOwe wv
|rowiedziana w ko5ciclc. Wicl.
ks. Czapclskicmu i ks. Sampolin-
skiemu "a asyste W odprawia-
riu Wigilii i zaiobncj MSzy Sw.
'Wie1. Siostrom "a wzigcic udzia-
|iu W tenn ~pogrzcbic. OrganiScic
b. Kujawskicmu, ministrautom ::
dzieciom szkolnym "a piekny
tpiew ma ch6rzc. Tow. Wycho-
wank6w szkoly Sw. Wojciecha
1S16 roku. "a ziozenie pieknych
wiehc6w ma trumnie. Wiel. ks.
'Sampolinskiemu "a esporte zwlok
ma cmentarz i "a tax piekna /
wzruszajaca do lez przemowe mad
erobem. PAM Rozmyslowicz i
PAM Etrzezewskiej "a ich macie-
zyhska opieke mad S. P. zonie
moiei Wszystkim Towarzyst-
WON, brajacych udziai W tym po-
grzebie. Pogrzebowemu L. Gar
dzielewskiemu "a wywiazanie sic
NJ swej piracy pogrzebowej. Wo-
'gole dziekujqc Z caiego serca
wszystkim tym, ktorzy brazil ia
XII TAXI udziai,
zasylam Z glebi serca stare
polskie Bog zapiaG".
Wladysiaw Adeszko.
Stroskany MAJ wraz Z dice
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02
|DNOTATKIk


w dzien SIS. Mlodziank0w - ia
ko pat-on6w naszego Miodziankowa
odbyl sic W parafii tel odpust uroczy-
st: z okazyi tel odprawil sumo: Y. A.
G6rski, kt6remu asystowali y. LUX.
Swiatkowski, c.. r. / y. ]. Grembo-
wicz. m:strzem ceremonii byi kleryk
4. Paszke z seminaryum W st. Fran
els. kazanie zaS okolicznoSciowe wy
glosil Y. J.. Obyrtacz, c. r. Tegoz
dnia nieszpory uroczyste odprawh y.
F. Jagielski. kt6remu asystowali: x.
], Grembowicz i X. B. Kasprzyckl;
X. Jagielski przytem przem6wif SER
decznie do dziatwy parafii | udzlellt
lei blogosiawienstwa. Uczestniczyli W
roczystoSciach o~dpustowych o.
pr6cz wymienionych: y. pratat S
Nawrocki. X. W. Zapala, c. R., X. F.
Ostrowski, y. f. Dembinski, X. X.
Falinski, X. A. Janiszewski, y. r.
Applet i Y. P. Sobota.
- ):
Do PIP. WlGdysiawostwa GolanoW'
zam. PM. 1915 Dixon ul., onegdaj
wieczorem z siedmioletnia ich CO.
rec2ka Marya W goScine przybyli pp'
Archoccy. Podczas rozprawy o VOL
ME, dwudziesto-letni syn PIP. Cola
now. Wladys}aw jr., pokazywat o.
becnym sw6j revolver.
M6wiac - TAX sic strzela W
Niemc6w", Wladyslaw pociagnaf "a
cyngiel.
Revolver wypalil, a r6wnoczesnle
z krzykiem ma podioge padla Marya:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02

kula trafiia ia w colo. Dziewczynke
natychmiast przewieziono do szpita-
la sw. Elzbiety, gdzie W kilka godzin
p6zniej umsrla.
Mlodszego Golana osadzono W "a
reszcie ma s:acyi policyjnej Rawson
ulicy. Aresztowany tlomaczy}, re ME
wiedziai, il revolver byl nabity.
q = q
w szpitalu PREY domu poprawy W
stanie krytycznym z~najduje sic Jan
Mikolajczak, lat 81, zam. pnr. 3424
w. 39ta I'll. Mikolajczak, kt6ry jest
%zonaty, wczoraj wieczorem baW!1 sic
W bilarda W wyszynku PREY 37ej /
Homer ILL.,: posprzeczal sic on z sled
miu Meksykanczykami, ktorzy ME-
tylko, re go boleSnie obili, lecz zada-
Ii mu kilka ran nozem. Pchnieclem
noza Mikolajczak raniony zostal po-
wyzej serca, w twarz i glove. DR..
Stefan Czajkowski malo zywi nadzlei
utrzymania rannego PREY zyciu; oba-
via sic on, re rama powyzej serca
okaze sic Smiertelna.
. - q
P;erwszy wypadek smierci W no
wynn roku zaszedi wczoraj o godzi-
ME 1905 zrana, gdy W szpitalu po-
wiatowym postrzelony przez czterech
policyant6w, umari Jakob Murphy.
Prey Aberdeen ave. i Van Buren,
III. o godzinie 1880 wieczorem W wi
gilie nowego roku stall p%olicyanci j.
p. Wisniewski, Stanislaw P~awiowski,
Franciszek Walsh l G%rzegOrz Rice,
re STACEY policyjnej PREY Desplaines
ul.. oraz Antoni Constantine, lat %,
GIG So. Racine ul. i B. Pepelinska,
lat IS, 1916 W. Chicago ave. Muir
ply zblizyi sic do mich i wykrzykna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02

blicznosc znowu bawila sic przewy-
bornie jak ma poprzednich wystawie-
mach tel wesoiej blachostki muzycz-
nej, przez szkole pani N. Pysznym
,,profesorem" byla PAM Amelia Cor
ny. Pieknie tez oddaiy W role, PAN
ma Janina Owocka ~(Zajakala) / pam
ma Cecylia Grabinska CMyszka). -
| Wszystkie inne pensyonarki dzielnie
sic d%ostrajaiy. Powaznego i~nspekto-
"a wspaniale odegra} p. Jan Nering.
Ku koncowi programu przemowif
Wiel. ks. Franciszek Dembinski, pro-
boszcz stanislawowski i nasamprz6d
podz.ekowawszy "a swa parafie pant
Nering i jej u%czenicom "a urzadzenie
pieknej wieczornicy n~oworocznej /
tym sposobem Z~achowania tradycyl
noworocznej ma Stanislawowie, zy--
CYL wszystkim obecnym i nieobec--
nym SzczesG Boze W Nowym Roku.
Odspiewaniem kantaty .,Nowy
rok, Polsko!", Antoniego Mallka,
przez wszystkich uczestniczacych W
programme, PREY solowym wsp6iudzia
le panny Felicyi St~epczynskiej / p.
Alberta G6rnego, zamknieto wczo-
rajsza piekna u~roczystoSG noworocz-
ma, "a kt6rei urzadzenie Stanis}awo-
wianie winni So PAM Agnieszce Ne
ring wdziecznoSc serdeczna.
. = q
w ostatni dzien starego roku, o
godzinie 2:3O popoludniu, pc kr6t-
kiej, lecz ciezkiej chorobie pozegna-
Ia sic z tym swiatem, $p. Wiktorya
Chmielihska, iona p. Juliana Chmie-
liiskiego, aystenta s%karbnika Zwiaz-
ku N~arodowego Polskiego. Zmarla
! PREY zgonie liczyla lat 40.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro, O 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02
osoBIsTE.

Pan Tadeusz Szwajkart, jeden re
syn6w naszego n~aczelnego redakto-
"a, original z Waszyngtonu urzedo-
we zawiadomienie, re jegO egzamin
wstepny ma kandydata szko}y mary
narki odbedzie sic W Annapolis, Md,
okolo 1 lutego. Zostai en- zamiano-
wany kandydatem ma polecenie czlon
ka Kongresu z 7 dystrytku, pana
Nielsa Julia.
Wczoraj w~ieczorem, W sail stani-
slawowskiej odbyf sic nWiecz6r uro-
czysty ma powitanie Nowego Roku",
urzadzony przez pania Agnieszke Ne
ring i jej szkoie Spiewu, ola para
fiji sw. Stanislawa Kostki i ma doch6d
tejze parafii.
Program urozmaiconej tresci, z
oSmnastu numer6w sic skfadajacy,
W przewaanej czeSci oddany byl wy
stepom solowym i zbiorowym ucze-
nic-abituryentek szko}y Spiewu PAM
Nering. Wykonaniem trudnych aryl
z oper zlozyiy dow6d w}asnego ia
lentu / s%tarannej piracy ma ich do
skonaleniem PAM Nauczycielki. -
Wszystkie tez homie oklaskiwa}a pu
blicznoSc. Pod wzgledem czysto ar
tystycznym ~najlepiej ztych popisow
wypad1a scena Z Madam Butch
fly" | ,,Walc Z Romea I Juliety".
Scena z operetki ,,zakleta Wyspa"
doskonale byla oddana. Kapitalnym
W niei byl ,,zyd = pa~chciarz" p. Jan
Sikorski.
.,Lekcya W Pensyonacie", jedno-
aktowa operetka Walentego ]. Bon
ka. znakomicie byla odegrana a spie-
wy, wprost SwletEje wypadiy. Pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02
\ 4
w BRZES-
Gu ZERWANA!?

Londyn, 2. stycznia. - Praso-
wo donosza, IL bolszewicy zerwa-
ia ukiady pokojowe z Niemcami,
|prowadzone w BrzeSciu - z tel
|j5koby przyczyny, IL ;Jiemcy ME
zmienic stanowiska swego
wzgledem sprawy PolSki i Litwy
/ obstawali PREY pozostawieniu
.earnizonow swoich w miastach
terenu przez mich zajetego...
potwierdzenia..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02

Wigilie noworoczna dlugo popamie
ia Michat Zalewski, Fam. pnr. 4155
So. Maplewood ave. posprzeczai sic
on z ,,bortnikiem" WinCentym Ska
tarkiem, gdy ten zbytnio u~mizgiwa}
sic do jego zony. w rezultacie bort
mix" Z~alewskiego obii i zamkna1 W
komorze. Zalewski wyskoCzyl oknem
i o obiciu doni6si policyi. kt0ra Sko-
tarka aresztowa1a; Zalewsk:ego pre-
w~ieziono do szpitala PREY domu po-
prawy, gdzie lekarze cieaka rane ma
jego giowie zeszyli oSmiu Sciegami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
7anawiae u nsstepujecvch agea-
Jones. 1927 N. Troy utica,
S,cb6d. zo2l ~. Monticello av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-02

dzinie loci rano. domu zaioby pod
mr.. 5505 G:ddings ILL.,, do kosciola
sw. Konstancyi, a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz $w. Wojcie,ha.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
Lancaster. y, August s. 1918
REID.

On Friday afternoon at six o'clock
Mr.. James Oliver Reid died at his
residence on Richmond street, the
end coming peacefully after linger-
ing illness of several months. The
last five weeks of his life were ones
Of intense suffering, which he bore
bravely, and often spoke Of passing
from time to eternity without fear.
Mr. Reid was born in Madison
county, August Goth. 1854. He was
4 son of Andrew Reid and Luvisa
Carpenter. He was the last of
family of four, two sisters and one
brother preceding him to the grave
He married Miss Mary Rose, of this
county, who died April 18th. 1901,
leaving him four small girls, just as
he and they needed her most Thus
we see he had led practically sad
life, having no interests outside of
MS home, trying to be a mother and
father to the children left him
The esteem in which he was held by
his neighbors was evinced by the kind
" and untiring attention shown in
his last illness Thelove shown by
the two daughters, who were able to
be with him, was evinced by their de-
yotion and tender care, ministering
20 him until the last.
He VS. member of the Baptist
church and the services were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev S. G. Cal
.ison assisted by Rev. J. r. Norman,
after which the body was laid to rest
n the Lancaster cemetery last Sun
day afternoon.
Tender sympathy goes out to the
daughters in their deep bereavement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
A TRIBUTE TO CLAYTON
ANDERSON ARNOLD.

The oldest son Of Thompson W.
and Margaret Mills Arnold was
born October 9th. 1867. and passed
from earth july 18th, 1915 al his
home which had been the center Of
his happiness for so many years.
In his private life he was pure. up
right, honorable man. His constan-
cy and loyalty to his friends were
remarkable There never lived a
more dutiful and loving brother and
son. His love and reverence for his
parents, particularly his mother. in
her old age, were beautiful As a
citizen he was held in high esteem by
all who knew him, he was the soul Of
honor With him. right was right.
and wron- r.s wrong, as he saw the
RICH; that was his side, uonr other
Tho great suiTerc' hn was kind
and cheerful, ever looking on the
bright side, and at the enl, he was
patient and resigned
By his passing the county has lost
a good citizen, his family loving
husband and father Such a life vas
not lived in vain but it is difficult to
estimate the value of such life as
his. ara
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
GARRARD FAMILY GIVES
four SONS TO war.

The family of George NJ Wilson
of Paint Lick has given four sons to
the war, two of whom are already
overseas
Hume Wilson is a Corporal with a
brigade now somewhere in France.
He writes back that the climate is
excellent and the French people gen
tcel, that ION the way over they were
attacked by tin fish but succeed
ej in feeding it some fatal bread,
j. +. Wilson is row in a Selected
Officers Training Camp in South
Carolina.
Dr. c. B. Wilson is Second Lieu
tenant and was recently called TO
service at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Corporal Gilbert Wilson has been
overseas for some time, and was ser
iously injured June 9Th, while in
camp back Of the lines. The latest
report received was that tho gravely
injured, he has affair chance of re-
coyery.
IL IS interesting TO note chat the
grandfather Of these four boys
fought for the cause Of the Union
in the War Of 81, and was Captain
Of the Eighth Kentucky Infantry
which won prominent distinction at
the battle Of Lookout Mountain
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
MT. HEBRON

Mr.. Onstott sold some calves to
Mr.. Walker Burdett, last week.
Mrs. E. F. Scott who has been sick
is improving.
Mrs Josephine Hicks is some bet
ter at this writing.
Miss Ruth Broaddus spent the week
end with her parents, near Wilmore.
Miss Buela May was with her moth
er, at Wilmore, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. II. r. Montgomery and baby,
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs NJ. A. Sanders.
Rye wanted. Highest market
price.
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen of Kings
Mountain, is the guest of Mrs. Eliza
beth Onstott.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Grow and
daughter, were with relatives near
DdnNllle, SUNDAY.
Miss Ruth Montgomery of Me
Creary, spent from Friday until Mon
! day with homefolks, here.
Mr.. and Mrs Author Montgomery
and children, were with relatives, in
Jessamine, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Asbury Preston spent last
week with her son, and family, Mr.
Harrison Preston, at East Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Sherrow and
son, Leslie, and Mr.. Harrison Preston
were with friends here, Sunday.
Messrs Jas. Hamilton of Lancaster
Eugene Clark, Of Boyle and F. W.
Montgomery and son, Of this place
motored to Frankfort, Sunday
Mr.. Harvey Dean, wife and chill
dren, Craig and Matte, of Clinton,
H., arrived Saturday for visit to
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. S. Dean.
Mesdames Della Scott and Tabby
Perry, Of Jessamine, returned home
Thursday after weeks stay with
relatives and friends here and at Coy
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clark and lit
tie daughter, Of Boyle, were with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Mont
gomery, Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. Clinton Brooks of Jessamine,
while doing some carpenter work for
Mr.. J. b. Dean, had the misfortune
10 fall from the porch roof and break
bone in his hip Mr. Thomas Rob
erts, Of Jessamine, is nursing him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
HOW OUR BOYS FIGHT
SHOWN IN i. s. FILM.

S,a,s vi b. ia great demand 90.
Roman o.cra You f.r "r,r.a.ul's
Crusader the Ur.ted State Off
cial War Film which will be- shown
there ncht "Wednesday afternoon
and night
When shown ln other cities these
films were the object Of unusual in
tcrcst, and the engagements were
marked by capacity business Am
crica's part IN the war both at home
and abroad IS shown in interesting
detail One Of the most striking por-
tions Of the film is that Of the Amer
lean soldiers at the front They are
shown iu the front line trenches. tax
OF warfare with the Hun
ing part in the actual grim activities
"Pcrshing's Crusaders" is distrib-
uted by the First National Exhibitors
Circuit. Inc.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
SPECIAL AGENT.

The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Of Newark. y J quickly rec.
ognizcd the worth Of Judge trsl =.
Frisbic. and have maHc him tn,Ir
special agent. covering tine territory
Of Central and Eastern hHrtucSy lie
will assume his duties about Scptrm-
Der LIST Judge lrish., IS considered
one II the best Insurance men 90
the state and the company Is to be
congratulated upon securing his val
liable services
During his absence from the city
his local insurance business. both
fire ami lie viii tr looked after By
Joe J. Walker. Jr, at the Citizens
National BANK
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We are deeply grateful for the
kindness shown us by our friends
and neighbors, during the illness and
after the death Of our dear father
and assure all such friends that we
will always cherish their kindness.
Mary and Carrie Reid,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
NOTICE

Or. J. " Weber, The Foot Doctor
will be in Lancaster on Wednesdays
and Saturdays only Those who
want to see him call between 1880
A. NJ, and 1880 p. NJ, at his office
at the SIMPSON HOUSE.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08

FOR SALE. The Mary b Pres
ton farm, on Kentucky river, near
the mouth Of Sugar Creek, contain
ing about 100 acres About 75 acres
in good state II cultivation. $500
or $500 worth Of locust posts ON
farm, also five room house, STOCK
barn and three acre tobacco buru.
7-25-5t-pd g. G.. Preston. Agent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate Of Mrs. Anne W, Robin
son, deceased, will present same to
me properly proven at once Those in
debted to said estate win Kindly set
tie Immediately
Salem Wallace, Exec,
S-l-2t Paint Lick. XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08

Thes' two splendid boys whose
pictures we run IN this issue. are sons
Of MIR. J. I. Holtzclaw. of this county
and are now doing duty for their
country.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08

Dorothy said To her mother: 81
went three errands yesterday, aud you
promised me two cents, bur # You
haven't any change today wen settle
Il for one cent"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE About
800 acres Of Knox County coal and
timber land; right. on l.. & n. Rail
road and State road. Has four hous-
es and can be divided to suit purchgs-
er, For further particulars apply To
Mrs. J, \. Conn, Jr.. Lancaster. Ky.
Route No. l. Phone 337-B
tS-l-lZt-pdl
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
Crisp critioinm Of Gornln-

Gossip Is sort of smoke that comes
from the dirty tobaccuplpcs or Hose
Who diifuse II; II proves nothing but
ibn bad taste Of the smoker.-George
l.iot.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08

boom constantly from seven to ten
every morning while the machine
guns rattle like lizzie" under a
full throttle.
IL you drive out on the road at
night you are halted by a Sammy and
ordered to "sidctrack" and let the
artillery trucks by They maneuver
every night and have no lights-Get-
ting the boys used to the dark, |
guess
Il seems TO be the general impress
sion that the work here will not be
developed. but moved TO North Caro-
lima. This doubtless originated from
the newspapers. but there is no truth
in It, The acntonment is being
built here and you can tell anybody
that they can come here with the
assurance Of getting work.
Many property owners have been
notified to vacatc within 30 days
and some have already moved
Very Truly,
II. J. Tinsiey
Friends Of Louis finder viii be
glad to hear from him through the
following interesting letter which he
mas written the Central Record. Loiu
into the service several
months ago, June LIST to be exact,
and was sent to Camp Lee. Va,
where he has been ever since. He
passed successfully through crit
ical operation and has now about
His letter follows:
Base Hospital, Camp Lee, Va.
August Bird, 1918
The Central Record.
Lancaster. Ny,
Dear Friend Il remember your re- |
quest to send you bit of camp news
now and then, andwould have writ
ten you before il there had been any |
thing Of interest that had come to
my notice but. as you may already /
know. most of my time has been |
spent in the hospital ever since my /
arrival here, and therefore my budget /
# news is limited to the ward to
which | have been assigned. Now
hospital news is mighty undressing
,ut I thought you might like to hear
lov happy | was made just the other
lay by letter from home which
enclosed the affectionate and k.ndly /
greetings Of almost a whole regiment
If friends IN Garrari County
! most earnestly hope that you
ray never come to realize the awful
ediousucss Of ward hospital life, but
{ you ever should, YOU will then
NOV what cheering words from your
friends mean to a fellow when he is
led up in a hospital.
This is what happened. Last sun
lay five automobile loads Of friends
Father and Mother with a
'isit. After attending church ser
ices in the morning the whole party
ook possession Of our lawn, where
hey spread picnic refreshments. and
ave the family delightful even
ny. They did not forget yours
ruly" either, because yesterday !
eceived a CHEEKY word from every
me of them written while they were
It my home. This makes me very
Iappy.
Give my best regards TO all my
friends and believe me,
Most sincerely yours,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08
Child's Idea,

a little miss was watching the circus
parade. and when the calllope came
along footing away and with steam
ascending. she said "oh, mamma,
hear the boiled music. Boston
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