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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
DEATH ENSUES FOR ONE IN AU-
TOMOBILE ACCIDENT

RICHMOND, KY, June 27.--The
second railroad crossing tragedy of a
week in this section took place Mon
day night at o'clock when L. & N.
train number II, Richmond to STAN
ford, struck an automobile in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ledford and their
four children were riding. The
crash demolished the car.
THE DEAD:
Jesse Ledford, 50 Madison County
farmer.
Mrs. Jesse Ledford, 81, his wife.
SLIGHTLY INJURED:
Noble Ledford, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ledford.
Miriam Ledford, %, sister of No
BILE Ledford.
The Ledford family was out for an
after dinner drive and supposedly was
unaware that they were nearing the
crossing, which is short distance
from Paint Lick. The two elder per-
sons were riding in front and the
son and daughter behind, and, as
the car was struck in front, the es-
cape of the children from death is
probably explained by the fact that
they were left sitting in the back
seat when the car was whirled
around 1t did not turn over. The
front of the automobile was crushed
by the engine.
Ledford, who lived near the Madi-
son-Garrard County line, was prom
inent farmer and stock breeder and
was connected with the most promi-
nent families of the Paint Lick sec
ton. Besides Noble and Miriam Led
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ledford are sur
vived by four other children, Bur.
man, Nash and Steven Ledford, of
Madison County, and Mrs. S. B.
Shepherd, also of Madison.
The bodies were removed to their
home by automobile. The son and
daughter were able to go to their
HON. The funeral servise were held
Wednesday afternoon from the resi-
dence.
"a - "a -
Kill the spirit of fault-fnding as
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
Optometry
Me ans Eye Service

Paris exclusive optical parlors.
Frames and Mountings, all styles
Lorgnettes, Binocular Auto Goggles.
Shades ground in any color desired.
We do frame repairing and can du-
plicate any lens, no matter where 1T
ted. Nothing but high-grade mate
rial used. Call and let's get &C
Quainted Optometrically. We charge
for examination.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
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BACKING UP PROOF.
The Kind That Paris People Cannot
Deny.

Many an earnest man or woman
has publicly endorsed Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
Week after week, month after
month you've read their statements.
Would these Paris people recon-
mend any medicine if it were not
good?
Would they confirm and repeat
their statements after years had
passed?
Local proof is good evidence.
Testimony confirmed years after is
better evidence.
The following Paris mans state
ment leaves no room for doubt.
1t must convince every kidney suf.
ferer who reads it.
If your back aches-if your kid
neys are weak, profit by the expert
ence of George McCandles, Second
Street. He says: my kidneys were
inactive and 1 had headaches. Doan's
Kidney Pills put a stop to all the
trouble and gave me complete re-
lief"
Statement given January II
1929
NO TROUPE SINCE.
Over four years later, or on No.
vember 9, 1916, Mr.. McCandles said:
ct haven't had any need of a kidney
remedy since l last endorsed Doan's
Kidney Pills. I consider myself per.
manently cured"
Price 60c, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge1
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. McCandles had. Foster-MilburI
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
- - -

What appears to be calamities ar
often the sources of fortunes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
- -
AHA HkA>~

One q the best grades ot italian
cheese - 0OAd only after Il has ben
ssasoasd 1se q least four ysars.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28

Kill the spirit of fault-finding as
you would serpent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-30
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Campbell WOchner, Automobile Mechanics
Dee Auto ca, dSaxon
Co., Chandler Automobiles G. M. c. Trucks
& Strieter Co, Authorized Ford Sales Service
Studebaker Automobiles.
Kisl Sales Co., Kssel Kar and Trucks
NoackMo CO,
Overlan andW Knight
Penn Stations Co, GASO
Motor Company Moline knight Automobiles Prestote
Battery Service.
Radiator
Tires
Batteries, Vulcanizng.
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
AP Taxi and
I'm .HandC ca, Battery
Horst & CO, ordS andS
Rubber Co, j. T. Schapp Tires and Vuning.
Moline Welding Automobile Welding. -,
Oakland Oakland Automobiles
GASO
Springs Taxi Body Building, Painting and UphOstering
Rim Wheels for Ford
EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS
Automobile
Automobiles
Repairs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-30
DAVENPORT, IOWA. Z

Auto Radiator Shop, Radiator Experts
Service.
Car Automobiles
CO, Automobiles.
L. Ill. Dammam Co. Dodge Automobiles
Ca,
H.
mobiles and DENLY Trucks.
d. E. CO, d e. TruckSt
Emeis Manufacturing Co, Automobile Electricians
Grampp Motor Sales Co, Paige Automobiles
John p Hand Co, Willard Battery Service
Horn and Caussen Stanley
Horst zed FOrdSa nd Service.
and Motor Trucks.
A B. Eveready Starting
and Lighting Systems Automobile Overhauling.
Vulcanizing.
Kissel Kar Co, Karsa Trucks.
Mackie CO, and Service
Pierce Hupmobe
A c. McN1ann Garage Stephens Six Automobiles General Repairing.
Midwest Oldsmobie Cole Studebaker
FL W. Neman Machine Auburn Automobiles Universal
NOack Motor Co, Republic Trucks.
tomobies Dearborn Truck Units.
PennSta Co,
RowI and
RivertoRiver Kelly
ROeske Maxwell Automobiles,
Scheele-Nash Nash Automobiles
Chandler
Session Authorized Ford and
only
TriCiy Repair, r. M. Vucanng
Cadillac Cadillac Automobiles
NJ. Zeman, Automobile Overhauing Repairing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@itteub 9.

Sie Sarmer iinb Jest lcbr erlll{
nit bcm Ginbrineen Ocs &lee'Seues
bei6Gftigt. Ser Slice lit oieies Sab
iebr gut g%eratben.
Yaitor 9itel lit oicIc @ohe mad
ct. 2oltis gereiIt, Inn einlge le'ilet
Mmtsbriloer Sl beiuhcil.
SRI. Scle1a 0ocrntann, cine God
ter bon Srau alta. Aultermani,, III
Ihon ieit lGngerer 3cit franf; nil
miinIden oaber roide @ciieruns.
Tsrou Otto @irtcr unO oercn God
ter aaroIina iino bier bel &erlpano'
ten allf 9eiuh.
Sermann @ittc lit mad 2afapette
Golrntp ecreiit I'm ieinem grlloer
allgult bel ser grntc bebilflid gu
icin.
@eore Stocnner, bon 9ap, faltfte
bier in Scr porigen ISOLDE, bon Den
9riiocrn gl,gllit unb Seinrid 5rtse'
mcpcr ntcbrere Stiif Rinbpicb, ST
redt eutcn Ereiicn.
Stuoent artbur gngclbredt, bon
gImburIt, Sis. geniebt gegenipartlg
ieiue TScricn I'M elterliden Sal,ie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@iele sarmer bel Benz miiiien ibr
Storm nadpflanseu.

Die nleiiten Sarr n oieier 8e.
seno iino jest nit Dem &ornpflanaen
iertia; bel cinieen 1T bas aber nod
nift Der SSoll. Inideinenb mar Die.
les SSobr ein GROCER Sbeil oes Saat'
forms nidt feimfGbis, inbent mebrere
Sarmer ein paar nal nodpflan5en
muBten.
@. 81. Collier, ais ser Ndbe bon
Gienlon, i~tattete S. s. 2artfenall uno
6omiIie, nm letten Sonntag, einen
9eiud ab.
Der @ottesbienit in Scr 9aptiiten
Stride, in biciiger Nabe, am bergan.
aenen Samstag abeno, om Sonntag
l,no am Sonntag gbeno, mar iebr
out bell,ht. YnItcr 9. 9. @roff, bon
Sllmulcriielo Ieitete Die Inbadten.
@nt. 2anolpebr unb @attin muir.
Sen porige @ohe burd bie 8eburt
zines Sobnhens bcgliidt, lposll mir
beItens gratulieren.
2aiprerce Sol3idub mar S. s.
in ser p%crgangencn ISOLDE
beim 3ornpflan5en bebilflif). /
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Die 8irfnns lit iunnberbar. -:

Die Wirfnng TT fpnroerbar. rSf
fam acknowledgement iagen," idreiht
Srau Maria @lorios bon gunfic,
Soma, nbab Die 8irfung bon Sorni's
MIpenfrGuter iplinberbar lit. Sd
bette Iierenleiben unb befttge
Sdmeraelt in meincm Riiden. 9urd
Sen @ebrollh bieies Seilmittels bin
.id, @ott lei 9anf. bolIitdnbie &C.
BELT moroen." Sails Sic fid fiir
cine Meoi5in intereiiieren, Die pirf.
Iid gut it, 70 MAIDEN Sic einen Ser,
iid nit Sorni's @Ipenfrdilter. Gs
lit feline g~potbefermebiain, ionbern
miro bon beionberen 2ofalagenten &C.
Iiefert. Wan ihreibe Inn @usfiinft
an: Or. 8eter Sabrneb & Cons 60,
Chicago, ST..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
5red.

&idtcr: nMnseflagter, fiiblten sic
benn feline @eipiiiensbiiie, als Sic
Dem arn1en fraufen Wann Die bier
Slaiden 8ein itablen uno auf Der
Stelle austranfen9"
angeflaster: ~Sa, ON aroerer
Worgen bate id elm eigentbiintlides
@efiibl urlb id iagte mir, iollten oas
nidt @epiiiensbiiie iein2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

fillt mar, weIhes lid olrt &o1loen.
iation angciammelt batte nno mabr'
ideinlid muroe Der @ebGlter bnrd)
Sen 0rl,d, oes @aliers gcihmdft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
gu,iI Sdu&
$enrp Sdud eu1tl S@af~
$ermann
Narmor=:6ranitwtrie
-bort-
Schuch Bros
Senrp Sdmd

s m n n, Dep'
gerfertieen Monumente. @rab'
fteine ,,ifp. aus Grant un6 Warn1or;
ebenfons ginfaifunsen fir @rdber
ober SamiIienpIdse. Stets etr,e
aroBe Mrsrpabl fertiger Wo1,ltntettfe
an Sano. gnr oas bette Weaterial
mirS aebroudt. 8reiie nieorig iirs
8ufriebenbeit garantirt.
s&u& Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
gbone SO
$ern,ann, Wo,

|oemielben oieie 9ebanolune 5utbeil
meroen laiien. @enn Saatipei5en fir
Die nGdIte Critic bon Dem iett nit
benz 9rano bebafteten @eisen per'
luenoet miro, pbne in Der ~geborigen
@eiie bebanoeIt woroen 81 iein, Damn
miro oaorr6 ser 8ertb Der nldlt.
iGbrigen grnte gang beoellteno &C.
i6abigt perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
O. G.. RIEK'S
Fourth Street Shoe Store
Hermann, Mo.

buo suianmenfamren, faBten einen
9cihluB in meld,cm bas @olf bon
Wiiiouri aufseiorocrt miro &eprGicn-
I~tanten in sic 2cgislotltr 81 m1blen,
meld)e @eiese erloiicn miirocn nm Die
Fabrication ,1nb Den Serfaufolfohpl.
baltiger @etr1nfe 81 perbicten un>
melde eleidfalls oas Srobibitions
ENHANCEMENT 5l,r notionalen aonltitlt-
|tipn ratifi5ieren milrbcn.
9atrid 9prne, Elm I%ngeitellter Der
garbola 8ipe 2ine 60. ipuroe fiir5s
lid in 9lano bon einem ltnfall be-
troffen, weIder ieinen 500 CUR Solge
batte. 9prne fubr alf Dem binteren
Sbeil zines Wotor . Sruds, als er
auf irgcno cine @eiie berabfiel, mobct
iein aopf riidm1rts ,,nter ieinen &or.
per gebogen fpuroe.
Set unierer lesten gelnlmer mllr.
Ben sic f~olgenben llebertragungen
bon 8runobeiis rcgiltricrt: Sarrp
Saas uno anbere, an Sreo Saas, Got
10 uno ser oitlide Sbeil bon Got 81
meniser 4 SUB, on Der meitliden
@ierten StraBe; in SermamL fir
$44S; 2ouis Sdsner an Souls $.
|S6sner. 100 ader in ser Habe bon
Sermann, fir $500; s. 8m. &lle'
bigger al Sobn s. Slid, 203 Slider in
Ser NGbe bon Stolpe, fir $3.50;
ssoibnu S%appu1eper on &ap Sett, so
Mder iiioli6 bon Snetspille, fir
$4,000; Sobn Sdinmel ont Barbara
Inoreps, GOT ~, 9lpd IL in Sm'
enspiIle, fir $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sn elmer S%eriummlung oes Srnnf-
lin Golntp Council Of Gefenie, lpel'
dc an 4. Sum-, in Union ItattTano,
lu,troe bei6loiien Dab pffcntlibc Ute,
ocn in irscnb elmer fren,ocn Sprade,
ionic oas 2ebren irgcro elmer lrcn,'
Dem Sprade in ben 0ifcntliden ooer
Sen &irhenifulen, i,nwciie uno ltlt'
patriotiid unb barauf berednet lit
bas scmobnlide 9iirscrtbum IN
Sbeile 5,t aertbeilcn, Die Der be1tet1
@obIfabrt amerifas feinolid iillo.
alle sutcn 9iireer pilroen eriidt Die
amerifaniide Sprade 5u 'preden
unb amerifaniiden @runoldten treil
81 iein.'
Gin 2~uftbebGlter in ser Garage
bon 8. $. Sdroeber, in @aibington,
meIfer Ii,tobeiiber gratis nit Siift
fir ibre pneumatiiden &eife perIorgt,
fam BORT in Scr borigen ISOLDE 5ur
Grploiion. Sas Gnbe oes Scb1lters
rib Elm Sod brrd Den 5pei5ol.
lieen SuBbooen, flog ourd Die Sede
bes &aunles rnb beidaoigte bas
9ad,. 9ie @rploiion eridiitterte oas
gauge 8eb1ube uno 5ertrilmnerte
cine an5abI Senitcri6eiber. Serr
Sdroeoer befano lid, CUR Belt Der er'
plo'ion gerabe iiber benz gebalter,
mlrbe aber gum Slid niht nerlest.
Der 9ebGlter mar auf eitle1 Srltd
bon $50 Bfunb gepriift lpcroen ili,o
mar unter einent Druid bon nnr 20O
8funo our 3eit Der Grploiio't. Us
bot iid berauseeitellt, Dob Der ge-
balter s,tr SaIfte nit @aiier aree.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Sranf eng, bon @asconaoe Gorn.
tn, uelder Bis Dor <r5em al,t elmer
ISarm in BET 91be bon @ora Springs,
Soma, beidGftigt war, idreibt llrs
Dab er iid iest in CAMP Sooge,
Soma, befinbet; oils elm Sbeil oes
|Quot1,nls bon Soma.
0ie Wetbo6ilten Freoiger oes ct.
Souls 9iitrifts, meIde iiingIt in Stole
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

an ser @aibineton . Silla Hioge
StroBe lucroen gegcnpdrtig 30
Str1ilinge aus Dem Staats . 3ud,t.
bouie 5ltr grbeit perrpenoet.
Gnlil 9toienbcrgcr, bon Nont.
goncrp Gitp, bot leine &anoioatiir
fir oas s(ntt bcs 3a6laB RidterS.
in ieinem Gountp. CUR In5eige &C.
bradt.
4noebotc fiir sic @i~eoeruliTbaii.
ung ocs Gountp Gourtbauies bon
Cole County meroen am 2icnstag.
ben 16. SilIi, BON Scr Gountp court
erofinet peroen.
Com. Butler, beiicn Same iid allf
ser 8arolc q. 2iItc bes SUM- Ser.
Minis oes areisgcri6ts bon SInge
Gountp bciinoet, lit fiir5lih in @aIb.
ingtpn, Io. an Der @aiierideu ge-
itprbcn. gr muroc ON %. Wtar5 bon
einenn tollcn Srnbe achilIen.
@m. Stoeppclnlnn1, Don Berger,
lit Dieies Sabr Der critic 6arner mel
der 9eidGoigl,ng ieines @eiSens.
o,trd) sic @eiicnflicsc, 5lir In5ei9t
bringt. Gr berid)tet Dab rngci1br :
@dcr ieines @ci5cns total rninicri
iino.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on june
13, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
9tiht aoll5 cine Willion Wt1nnc1
rcgiitrierten lid an. porigen Witt
nod. 9tad) SdaBllng BON @ererd
Gromocr lpiiroen 100000 Wunl
ser 3icbllng bin5ugefilgt meroen.
2olt Mn5eige Ourb bie Wtilicur
9ipiiipn scr Ser. Staaten NGbrItoff
@crtpaltung (l. 9. 5000 aominiitra
tiorD lit 264 Gents pro 8fl1no oe1
b0ditc Treis, melhcr i'm alein.%er
faltf fir nStanourO" unb vSiIal'
l@inoeridnlr (binber.tmine) crlollb
lit. 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Ilscmeine Gonutb Nenisfeiten.

Iu9emelle epuIlfg Nent9tel1eH.
Sbermun 6. Saobor uto Sra SO.
Gibion, beioe bon Owenspille, erbiel'
ten in Union cine Seiratbsli5ens.
Gos Guuntp . @eridt miro lid uill
20. SUM- periammeln, our grtbeilllrg
bon Sdanfli5enien.
Is. S. Sbompion, bon &anias Gitp,
uno Sri. 2puile 6. 9iermann, bon
Sernlann, 81. S. g., muroen hir5lid)
in Union, Mo. getraut.
Sol. Holler, aus Ser gtdbe bon
Smensbille, befinbet ii6 bier, i'm
Gollntp : GefGnenib, Inn cine Strafe
bon $50, nebit Soften, abauiisen. er
befannte ii6 bes aleinoiebltabls
ifuloig.
Sim Sonntag, ben 16. Stunt, miro
in Ser Naaaretb Sresbpterianer Sir
die, in Smiss, ser &inoertaa gefeiert
iperoen. Die gltern, iopie aud Ole
Sreu,be ser Sllgeno, iino biermlf
ber5lid e~ingeIaben. &ommt alle r,1o
freut gll6 NIT ben &inoern.
S. S. gerscr uno Samilie iino bon
Snenspine na1 ct. 2ouis ge5ogen.
9ie SamiIie batte felt IA Sabren II,
SmensbilIe geipobnt mo Serr Berger
elm iogenonntes .@eneral = Mtertan'
oiie" @ei6Gft betrieben bate nno
Damn ipGter Der &aiiierer Der Smetts'
billie 8anf gepeien NOR.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
8asconaoe County bot biz leBi
8riegsiparmarfen i'm 8eiammtbe'
trase bon $23,000.OO setauft; bas
lit aber nod niht gan5 e~in.5ebntel
iinleres Suotltms.
Son pielen Srten im County
fontmt bie &lage oab elm GROCER Sbell
oes @eiSens nit Dem 8ranb dntitt)
bebaftet lit. Sieier 3uitano 5eigt itd
nirgenbs no Der Saatpeiaen nit Der
blalen 9itriol . 2oiung. ODER mil
Sormalin bebanoelt pilrbe. User i'm
fommenben Serbit @eiaen idet, iollte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Gin @roccrp 2obcn, in Wiiiollri.
nllroc Dor Sturgeon I'M fiinf Sddc
@ei5cnmcbl bcrnllbt, llno in DER fol'
genbcn Had,t lpltrben aus ocnliclbcll
@eidGit fiini eide &ornmebl geltpD.
len. Scr Grocer lit Ser Weinlulg baB
Der Ginbrcd,cr, nofbeT err fono oaB
er ous critic Mal Die b%alb.lno.bulb
(5O.5O) Hcacl nif,t beadtrt batte, bon
ieinem @crpiiicn 10 geplagt pilroc,
baB cr pcoer ruben nod ralten fon1.
re, Biz or 5l1 Sen flint Sdden @ei5en-
mebl aud nod flint eide &ornmebl
eeitpblen bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@adridteu aus ansreuSenben 9oun'
ties, ans nuierem Staat nnS
anocreu Staaten.

an ser @aibineton . Silla &ioge
StroBe ipcroen gegcnmdrtis 30
Str1ilinge aus Dem Staats . 3ud)t.
bulle 5itr grbeit perpenoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Sberrnun 6. Saobor nno Sra Wt.
8ibion, beibe bon Smenspille, erbiel'
ten in Union cine Seiratbsli5ens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Gnif GoIenbcrgcr, bon Ront.
gomcrp Gitp, bot Ieine a%anoioatiir
fir 0as slmt ocs Ma6laB . GidterS.
in ieincm Gpuntp. CUR In3eige &C.
braft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Gas County . @eridt miro lid ON
20. SUM- %periammeln, CUR grtbeilllng
bon Sdanfli5enien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Is. S. Sbonlpion, bon &anlas Gitp
uno Sri. 2ouiie 6. 9iermann, bon
Sernlann, 81. S. 8, muroen filr5lid
in Union, Mo. g%etraut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

4neebotc fir sic @ieoeranfbau'
rng bcs Gountp GourtbaiieS bon
Cole County meroen am 2icnstug.
oen 16. SuIi, bon Scr Gorntp Court
erofinet meroen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31
CABLE NEWS
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 30.

VERSAILLES-Britan. France Italy and the United States represented War convened here presided by French premier.
 PETROGR AD-Ten allowed officials legation depart from Russia. Repa Rumana Totzky gold Moscow billion, hundred million ubles. The custodian of this fund is under
 NEW YORkSxy American vessels the beginning unrestricted
 IUAREZ, MEXICO.Vila wrecked train Santa Rosalia killing Mexican soldiers civilians.
 WASHINGTON-A dangerous international situation has devel Russian hold Ambassador Francis Peograd responsible for life freedom Alexander Ierkman under jail for violation of the draft law
 PETROGRAD An ultnaum declaring that the American Am- asador would be held personally responsible for the anebery Alexander Berkman forwarded David Francis by arcbist group of sailors and workmen.
 OLYMPIA.-The affirmed the decision of Judge holding Spencer McAan, Alaskan Olivia b. Larson with whom he ived $2oooo reputation the result defendant being then the husband of another
 LONDON.-Theen aeropanes aded England last night dropping bombs Kent and Essex the Southwestern and North outskirts of London There spectacular battles in The raiders finally routed
 WASHINGTON.-Senrtor Hughes died today.
 ROME-Two Americans attached Red Cross killed Sunday dropped by They William Cutts Fairfield Mass. They the first Americans to be killed at the Italian front.
 LONDON.Dssas6ed with the of negotiations German wormn brought about government Independent
 while k the leaders of obdurae workmen have been In immediate vicinity Berlin work hanperng works aeroplane There strikes districts along the Rhine and Westphaa
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

Chas. Hall returned on the Princess Sophia Tuesday from a trip to Seattle and Portland. MT. Hall attended the dedication of the new home of the Moose lodge in Portland.
 Neil Mcdonald was here from Petersburg this week on his boat Louis" Mir. Mcdonald was en route to Ketchikan.
 The Treadwell Mining company has engaged Chas. Darwell to build a dock at their molybdenite property at Shakan. The dock will have a 100-foot approach.
 Mrs. Ida Uhler has gone to Loring for a visit with her daugh. ter, Miss Margaret Uhler, who who is teaching at that place.
 Collis Green and Colonel Mason are employed at the Wrangell Machine shop.
 Chas Darwell and a party left for Deweyville on the Marguerite Saturday morning. They returned to Wrangell Tuesday being un. able to get through Dry pass, which is frozen over.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

N. Nelson, who arrived home On the Jefferson from a business trip to Tacoma, reports that the work of completing the build- ings for the cold storage plant at Scow Bay will be rushed as fast as building material can be pro- cured. Stanley Beck, who has just completed the installing of q cold storage plant for the Gla- eier Fish Company at Tacoma, will come north within a few weeks with cold storage macf1in- cry for Scow Bay, and a 5 h.p. Fairbanks Morse Semi Deisel engine has also been ordered for this plant. MT. Nelson also re. ports that the Glacier Fish Com pany will hereafter be conducted under the name Of the Alaska Fish ( Cold Storage Company, a new corporation organized by the Glacier company officials as a branch ofthst company. Peters burg Report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31
TUESDAY, JAN. 2o

LONDON-Fteen German five of which reached took raids last night Only the engaged penetrated down falling flames height of burned death. indecisve fought by with raider the All of the British pilots returned safely.
 PETROGRAD-Rumanian representatives being out of following the of the severance of diplomatic General Grgoivitch, mander Rumana been oulawed of the people,
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Common Sense

It has been said that there is nothing 50 rare as common sense. It is the most uncommon thing that we meet. Common sense, it's source, it's enemies, and it's final victory will be the theme at St. Philips Church, Sunday evening, 7:30, March 5.
 Holy Communion at 1O:3O am.
 You are cordially invited.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

The Moose lodge will give a stag social following the regular meeting tomorrow (Friday) night. All members should be on hand. Visiting Paps cordially invited.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31
Card of Thanks

From the depths of my teart l wish to thank my friends for their many kindly ministrations during the last illness and death of my beloved wife.
 WI. C. THOMAS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

Royal A. Gunnison, federal food administrator, was aboard the Jefferson Monday en route to Portland to attend a meeting of the food administrators of North. western States which is to con- vene in that city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

Officers this week found twelve gallons of whiskey stored in a cottage owned by J. C. Grant on Cow avenue. Yesterday MT.
 Grant was arraigned before U. $. Commissioner c. E. Weber charged with having intoxicating liquors On premises owned by him. Mir. Grant denied owner. ship of the booze and demanded a trial by jury which was grant ed. The following witnesses were examined: F. M. Goodrich, Jess Platter, Earl West, Frank Adams, H. J. Wallace. The jury sitter delibefating on the matter brought in q report that they could not agree on a verdict. What disposition will be made of the case has not yet been deter- mined. The jury was composed of the following citizens: A. Eng strom, F. Matheson, H. D. Campbell, L. c. Campbell, A. T. Spader, P. c. Mccormack, Chas. Benjamin, Elmer Carlstrom, Walter c. Waters, Donald Sin clair. J. H. Ha11, M. c. Marshall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-01-31

Food means life; it means some boys life; and you cannot escape responsibility.
 Use substitutes for wheat and help win the war.
 Eat mere fish, cheese, eggs, poultry and save beef, mutton and pork for our fighters.