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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
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@aibington B. 2Obe Nop. Sfibe
laiteoe meo 100000 Con Tropiant
iii oe bungrenbe @efolfninser /
I%orbiranfrig, Seleien og Siterrige
er aIlereoe paa Selen til europa.
9e aiieileoe unber f~orieglebe Or.
bres, ser, rlaar De aabnes, bill unOer.
rette Ssrerne ON DC Sapne, De ifal
aaa I'll, og eiter anfomiten til oisie
oipente nGrmere Srbre fra WabaO-
miniitrator 9erbert Soopcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
Ophopet 5lypelfoIe..

llbbana. Sa., 5. 206e Rou. In.
ocrpisningen peb oen militpre 1lp.
perltoIe peo SuinoiS StatSmiperlitet
tnoitiucbcS loog eiter Orbre ira
Irmt0cpartemcntet. &c auoettcr,
lom enltcr at iortirtte lin llooan.
nellie, bill bli icuot til Muffin, Seras.
Cnltrcut @aIpoeIcn al Dem bor iii.
ficioe9Ipet, al DC enifer at iortintte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

Iprgcticneitcn melem Quebec %
Scpia maatte inoltiuc5.
Srplait, ion Ioa opItablet paa
9rpggerne, ifpIleoc9 bort, % mango
2rgtere repes los ira inc 6orteinin.
ger o. antages at prre 9naeoe iii.
bun0s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
;6aar beholoe uniformen

@aibineton 8. 19oe Nop. Sena.
tor Gummin5 ira Soma bar / Sena.
tet freniat ct 6orilas ON, Of BET ifal
tiQaoes ale bGberlig afmenltreoe
Soloater at beboloe line llniformer.
9ette er ell meget betimelig og
pnafrGpet Sorbolosregel, Oa utpiI-
iomt S,iiinoer al Soloater pil bape
panitelig forat ifaife Tia chile 9Ip.
Der meO Oct ionrme De afmsnitres al
Siellelten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
prins 2lrels Picmreiic.

SieIge ct Telegram ira Nerp 9ort
tiltraaote Erins Arel al Garmarf,
iom en- ier Tigers (i0 bar opbolot
Jig beri 2nnoet, Den 23be 9topember
pia England uteO Gun.
narbIinjenS Camper "Srouna".
Nriuie nuGgteoe at uotnIe Jig uGr.
mere ON lit Seicg bcri Yonbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
NY Qmbasiaoor

@oibington Den 19oe Nop.: NrG.
iIOent @ilion bar igaor i~orntelt no.
mineret Sobn v. 0aoiS til amcri.
fauif gmbasiaosr I'll Storbritau.
MEN og Ilcran6er Sling ira gtIan.
ia, Ga, til GaDiS' gitermalto iont
Gegieringsaopofnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
Sp0r Oioepanbsbeloe.

Gucbec D. 19oe Ropember. en-
Sioepanosbslge, iom al Ell Yaalanos-
itorm orepes inooper Gpiten o. op.
isienrem 6looen, o~ncrflommeoe belle
Den interchangeable Del al gpen %
anretteoe Ell Sfabe paa antaaeIia
minoit 100000 Collars. Wange
gaaSe tnIites iIloo grpgserue. %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
Gobemsnaerme / @oaamo.

Seller @ilbelms Stoltbeb, "fom no"
prniioer - life for at ilaas, men for
at fire fit Stag og opergipe Jig til
DC Inierebe. fsrit % fremlt til "er'
fcfienben" england.
Set bar Sorsbug Worgen, at
SuifIano fapitliIerebe Tom "Stor-
nlagt paa Sapet", og gegipenbeoelt
fanot Steo / 2it for ben i~fotife apit.
Saoucl nteb Seuipn til biitorilf Be
tponiua oa Geffepiooe Iom til Set
imponerenoe Sfue, bet bso pao, bar
bette Sptrin ubenfor Den lfotlfe
Siorb Tirtb Of Sortb neppe noget
SiopItpffe / @erbensbiitorien.
MIt off nsiaetigt efter oct / Sor'
teien uoIhifne 9rogram.
2iot efter 3 ON Worgenen be-
onnote ben aniereoe Slaabe at oam'
De uo af Tirtb of Sortb for at moo.
taae Splferne. S TO &etfer meo 6
Wtils Meaemrlm itepnebe De no.
rper Sapet, DC enbelsie Sinler al
@eroets Itsrite % pGlotglte 8rlg5-
iribe ODER 400 / Saaet, bporl-
blonbt GO 9reabnaugbts, 80 Set
frpbIere, onlfring 200 Oeltropers %
en- 8rimmel al minore Sfibe.
6slgenbe lem amerifonlfe 0reao'
1tallabts UNDER aommanoo al Iontl'
1al 8ooman beltog / oenne peroens'
hiitoriIfe 9~egipenbeo: Stem yorf"
slbmiralens S1agifib "0lorioa",
"S9os", "@pomine" og "arfan-
ias". Sgiaa en- @ifoSre al t@ran'fe
arpbIere bar Der, men Stsritepar.
ten beitoo Of glomiten al ben bri'
fife Ilaaoe, Iom itben Spil paa oelt'
he Oog oplepebe oct toilette Glebllt
i lin Siitorie.
Omtrent SO Mil tilbaps eler mel
lem 80 % 40 Wil / GIT for Vtap
S,slano, laeoe Slaaocn Jig title tor
ol pente paa Spiferne.
0eb 9.Sioen ON Morgenen Tom
Den tpYfe Slaaoe iiigte. Toran gift
Cardiff" mes Ell "SGnfeballon ipG'
penoe beit oper Sfibet og bite @el.
Gre &aben9ngoer bagenfor fonl
SIaaIfibet "Srieori6 Der @rosle",
Mbmiral bon 9feuters 6lagifib, og
berefter Sfib eiter Sfib / Ell enfelt
Meffe Iaa lang, at ben itrafte Jig
Iongt bagom Spnsranoen.
Sc icilebe inc i ben breoe 8aoe
mibt imeGem De TO &9ffer aniereoe
Sfibe. S Sausbeb ieilebe De IND /
henne @abe, 90 / Sausbeo blep De
mobtoaet. Sffe ct &itrra billeoe De
tpIfe Noltpparer. SauIe itoo De allie
rebe Sfficerer paa Seffet al tine
Sfibe % iaa be Ip9re aolosier fcile
forbi - for iibIte Sang nnoer inf
Stag.
Sen brittle Speraomiral, Sir
9apio geuttp, iagttog Sflieipiaet
ira lit Tlasifib Queen Glisabctb".
Ser foresif ogiaa Den formelle Soer'
nragelIe.
Sen tnfe SIaabe tulte 8 SlngIfi-
BE, 5 Slasfrpoiere, Z S%etfrpoiere %
so Oeitropers ialt II Sfibe. Gn
al oe tpIfe 2etfrpoiere iteote paa eft
Miuc paa Operreiien oper Noro'
iisen % ianf.
Gnonu to tpife Slaglfibc ifol no'
Icpcres, men Dc err unOer Heparo'
tion / en- inf Sam, og eli brttllt gO-
uliraI err reiit bcroper for at mootagc
benz.
SaaInart set iibite al De tplfc
Sfibe par fommet ino / "@uoen",
tou Ssioc meb DC poerit auierebe
Stibc, penbte bisie ON % tiltraaote
9ilbaeereiieu mc0 iamlne 6art ION
Tpiferne.
Gre H9tfer al ariesifibe = ct
Gnes WiI | 29ngoe - itepncbe alt.
ica MI iuooper moo WurSiuecn al
Sirtb % Scrtb nleo Den tpife H9fte
| Mioten.
en- Zig SainIine Of arissifibe
bar oIorig Ter oGret feet paa ct be.
acenIet Smraaoe. Oct oil iise, Oct
par 10 bare en- fprboIospis lioen Gel
al oenne umaaoelise 6laaSe, iom
tunSe ices paa en- Gang. leIu ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

&aus i Spiflanb. De rabifale Gle
menter impb DC Moderate SOeia.
litter. Gn ny itor tpif Mepnblif
heb NprSiipen mcb Sambmr8 ipm
Sppebiab. SSotplflanb nil ifiac
Gaq mcb Trpiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

MarIebem mob &binen fortiGtter.
auma Gilbert % hans Sropper
muotascs meb urlOis Snbel /
Srnsiel. Mmerifanerne bploes /
2mrembmrg. Teribins hos Sertns'
inDen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

Den tsife Tlaabe mubtases al 400
aaierebe arisafibe, bpuriblanot 8
amerifanfe elasifibe. @eroens.
biitoriems ksrite Samlins At
arissfibe paa ct besrGniet Sm'
raaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
Gfter Krlgef1.

Zen itulte tsife MrmaSo fapitnlerer.
8 slasifibe, 5 shsfrpbiere, Z
2etfrDbiere % 80 0citrppcrs nole'
peres til be Maierebe mbenfor birth
OF sSurth / Sfotlanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

Gsr.lsstss sos she :
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08

blurred hollow in the distance. But
he uttered no useless regrets. With
horses they could have ridden south
through q rolling country, where every
stretch Of timber gave on grass
grown level. Instead they were forced
back over the rugged route by which
they had crossed the range the sum.
mer before. Grub, bedding, furs and
gold totaled two hundred pounds. On
his sturdy shoulders Bill could pack
half that weight. For his wife the
thing was a physical impossibility.
even had he permitted her to try.
Hence every mile advanced meant that
be doubled the distance, relaying from
one camp to the next. They cut their
bedding to a blanket apiece, and that
was Hazel's load-all he would allow
her to carry.
you're no pack mule, little person. !"
he would say. ut don't hurt me. I've
done this for years."
But even with abnormal strength
and endurance, 1t was killing work to
buck those ragged slopes with heavy
load. Only by terrible, unremitting ef-
fort could he advance any appreciable
distance. They were footsore. and
their bodies ached with weariness that
verged on pain when they gained the
pass that cut the summit Of the Klap'
pan range.
"Well, we're over the hump" Bill re
marked thankfully. "It's q downhill
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08

make respectable showing on Hascl's
outspread handkerchief. And Hazel
was In . siceful mood over the fact
that she had unearthed . big nugget
BY herself. Beginners luck, Bill said
trnsinsly. but that did not diminish
her citation.
A. the days passed there seemed no
question Of their complete success.
Bill fabricated his rocker. q primitive.
boxiike device with Q blaakst screen
and transverse stats below. Il was
faster than the pan. even rude - II
was. and Il caught all bat ~ anse
particles Of gold.
A queer twist Of lSck pat he cap.
sheaf % their undertaking. basel ran
. spliatar 4 vsod into hse haa4 tAns
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varying from pin-point size to the big
ness Of grain Of wheat.

varying from pin-point size to the big
ness Of . grain Of wheat
that's the stuff." Bill murmured
TT looks a. II we'd struck It pretty
fair, It's time, too-the June rise will
hit ~ like whirlwind one Of these
days"
"About what 10 the value Of those
little piecesr' Hasel asked.
"Oh, afty or sixty cents," b an
swered. mot much By itself. But It
seems to be uniform over the bar
and can wash Q good many pans In
Q days work."
II should think 90" she remarked.
TT didn't take you ten minutes b DO
that one"
"Whitcy Lewis and I took out over
two hundred dollars . day on that
other creek last sprine-no, year last
spring, It was" he observed reminis-
Gently. '~This isn't ~ good. but its not
to be snee1ed at. either. I think TIL
make me q rocker"
II can help. can't Ir' she said e.
geriy.
''6ure," he smi:"i. You help . lot.
little person. Just sitting around and
keeping me company"
"But want to work." she declared.
1--WE sat around now till I'm getting
the fidgets."
"An hight; I'll give you . 3d." hs
returned good.naturedly. Meantime.
lets eat that lunch you packed up
here"
In q branch Of the creek which
flowed down through the basin. Bill
had found plentiful colors % soon a.
the first big run-o6 Of water had fallen.
He had followed upstream painstak.
insly. panning colors always, and now
and then q few grains Of coarse gold
to encourage him In the quest. Tho
loss Of their horses precluded ranging
far aneld to that other glacial stream
which he had worked with Whitley
Lewis when he was free lance In tho
North. He was close to his base Of
supplies. and he had made wages
with always the prospector's lure OF
rich strike on the next bar.
I'm the morning." said he. when
lunch was over. "l'll bring along the AZ
and some nails and a shovel. and get
busy"
That night they trudRed down to the
cabin In high spirits. Bill had washed
out enough during the afternoon to
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
HAZEL AToNEs FOR HER THoUeHTlEssNEss BY MAX
ING 4 LUCKY "STRlKE."

synepss-Mss Weir stenosaph living at Granville
for which she
blameless To tho roundess that
Meadows
boarding 6fst
Roaring wagsta weknown character Of the country
while walking in the woods
reaches Roaring Bs" IRE
take her the morning but she
wandering the
Roaring Bill" finally admits that he taking
mountans Hazel nnds their arrival at
the wilderness before
spring During Roaring Bill" treats Hazel With the
induce
she refuses In the spring takes her Bella coola
At Hazel takes
realizes that she loves Wagstah
Roaring Bi oveoyed and to-
gether they and married After
months decide farther into the
Arrived at their destination Bill
builds feed the horses till spring
Hazel sparks chimney the stable which
burned animals from death BY
Bill compelled to shoot them.
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p. O. ., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
tTo BE coNTiNUED.I
.oeetselNas hsllstrssa,

The delicate hsliotrops 10 scarce anA
unprootabls 70 ths psrfumer. he u.
teets in Id odoe. howsves, ths aroma
Of vanilla comblesd WITH the sharper
scent Of bitter almonds. Therefore, ~
ADDS to . unctufs of vanilla q snsil
quantity Of The otto a hitter ainoeAe
and rose and orange Aowse ssssasA
and thus easily 0ahsD a1n1se c ~.
4uoA
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08

shoot to the Skeena. don't think its
more than fifty or Eixty miles to where
we can take to the water"
They made better time on the west
ern slope, but the Journey became .
matter Of sheer endurance. Food was
scanty-aouf and salt and tea; with
meat and fish got BY the way. And
tho black dies and mosquitoes
swarmed about them maddeningly day
and night.
So they came at last to the Skeena,
and Hazel's heart misgave her when
she took note Of its swirling reaches.
the sinuous eddies-a deep, swift.
treacherous stream. But Bill rested
overnight, and in the morning sought
and felled . sizable cedar. and began
to hew. Slowly the thick trunk
shaped itself to the form Of q boat
under the steady swing Of his AZ.
In q week 1t was finished. They
loaded the sack Of gold. the bundle Of
furs, their meager camp outfit amid
ships. and swung of Into the stream.
The Skeena drops fifteen hundred
feet In q hundred miles. Wherefore
there are rapids, boiling stretches Of
white water In which many . good
canoe has come to grief. Some Of
these they ran at imminent peril. Over
the worst they lined the canoe from
the bank. And In the second week
Of July they brought up at the head
Of Kispiox Canon. Haselton lay few
miles below. But the Kispiox stayed
them. 4 sluice box cut through old
stone. In which the waters ragged With
deafening roar. No man ventured
Into that wild gorge. They abandoned
the duEout. Bill slung the sack Of
gold and the bale Of furs on his back.
"It's the last lap. Hazel" said he.
"we'll leave the rest Of It for the nrst
Siwash that happens along"
30 they set out bravely to trudge
the remaining distance. And ~ the
fortunes OF the trail sometimes be-
fall. they raised an Indian camp on
the hank Of the river at the mouth Of
the canon. A ten-doliar bill made
them posseasors Of another canoe. and
an hour later the roofs Of Hazelton
cropped up above the bank.
"Oh. Bill." Hazel called from the
bow. "Looki There's the sams old
steamer tied to the same old bank.
We've been gone . year. and yet the
world hasn't changed . mite. won.
der n Haxelton has taken Rip van
winkle sleep all this timer
"No fear" he smiled. II can 80
some new houses-Quite few. In fact.
And look-by Jiminyi They're WORK
Ing on the grade. That railroad. ~
MEMBER
A few louneefs Viewed them with
frank curiosity. Bill ~ out the treas
ure sack and the bale Of furs, and tied
the canoe.
"A nsw hotel. By Jovei" be n
marked. when upon gaining the level
of ths town . new two-story building
blasoosd with . huge sign it, fune.
uon - Q hostelry. Getting quite
metropolitan IN this neck Of the woods.
Say. little person. do you think you
can relish . square msalf Planked
steak and lobster salad-huhf ! won.
der II they could rustic salad In this
mans townf Gay. do you know I'm
Just beginning to 6nd out bow hungry
! an for the desh.pota Asa't you,
hoor
She was: frankly %. For long
moootonous moaths shs had bse1
struggling against Just such cravinGs
Impossible of realization. and there
fore all the more tsntulisins. Shs had
bsen Q yeas u he wildsensGA an
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
CHAPTER KIN.

rke otrooe q tks Trail.
Roaring Bill dumped his second pack
o. ~ summit u the Klnppan. md
looked away to where the valley that
eDeosA out e ~ hoslA showed II
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
Hay AND GRAIN MARKET.

=. O. D., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay.
Bnylnx Prices.
Colorado Upland, per ton. .$16.00Q170e
Nebraska Upland, per ton. $500 o 1900
Prairie Hay, Colorado and
Nebraska, per ton ...... 100 90
Timothy. per ton ......... 1900 1900
Alfalfa, per ton .,,,,... 1900 1900
South Park. per ton .,.... 1S.0O02O00
Gunnison Valley per ton. 17.00018.00
Straw per ton ~ 500
Grain.
eos ests blH lSS Ss
Corn chop, sack, selling. ....... e.36
Corn In sack. selling. ;:........ S.S2
Gluten feed. sacked. selling; 49,: 19s
Bran, Colo, per 100 lbs. selling. 1.S2h
Fl0uk.
Hungarian Patent, SS lbs, sacked
subject to discount ........:.. .H.76
70 discount ,..'.............. 1ssA
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
POULTRY.
Dressed Poultry.

-. graded No. / net. =. O.
p OouVCt
20. graded No. : net. y. o.
3. Denver ...............
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08

oul svS6sNly rsallass shsS
Asssl 10 tirsd q ths Wilderness
and 10 Sseldss On Q mevs thst 10
70 have Q bic effect On thsle
later llvsa A hint sS Whist 10 10
eens 10 0lvsH In the next lnsesi.
msenG
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
nsDns AND paNe,

FLAT. bysehss, is.............. n
klinns. kln '"i suii Ana :ss:. si:.iiHs.. iH....::::
Flint cults and glue. is.........>t2s
'AH Ho..s a.s's s,d.:. ars.:i.ii /: i.:;.s.sk'.1:
price Of green salt.
ss;,s: s;s: 81! =; 3; = 81; @ :|,s|E
evlis and s!sss is............ !eoiSe
OSssn. 10 ID. lee tAeA cured.
0sI Ssese essSs.
ssss ~ sS.eriis::.' IA. l.. ',S;.'.: ':''ss
Re. Z AuPratn shearings. tb..., ~
ouaho. saddles Ana 1asese at vaiuN
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS Markets

Ps1oes oostoA ~ lgotola.
4oW York.-BAr silver, $50.
fss&..ssG1.S$ts.s fss&.ssG1S$tss'''*.
tast st -spsltsr-Ss.o oeOa1Sk
ss:,a; ,ss Se'sT';E:ss:: cent iss'::; =;
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08
DslutA. 1iaa. a.-Ensssa-SA.ss.

C1Bso6o Nv 09osk 00o4a18oaa.
f;:a! scss7s3:'' !:.sS.rS:. :,sSssS
pFsns iS9S :' .sS%cs oSs s1cssf sss me- sas
Cows and hsiferet li.SeS iS.Sk. ca.
ssd fssdsrs: aeed. eSeiss ana fsssS:
91e:e D Ie.9e; inSerior, eomD00 a64
ii;s: eSils. 'Sia Sis.so cH Sis.y 3. Ives: s
Choios and prime. (ll1S olleS: NJ.
Si.SoOss ' ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-08

NJ ch4IesSSs,:Z.cs,,.s=;Ns: : ysiiev.. .9t34
,. o.ts1Hc; ;,HN;;... :. White: pa. 1solSXG
s...:;sSsIZ.ijSss.seenss.
E|ss:.1;..::i::i,ss:1s Es:.;9.:::. : ~. ..........
Pseoo q O00os.
.!Ns::,- H. q, Isrt; io., e,s:s. Sss:sf.f7:
s;,r Ss:r os ss::: xSs* iss .ss.: S:.:
sfats6 and diamond A. i.tS: eonSsetion.
sfs' A. 7.S0: No. l, f.SS.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
LOGAN TO QUIT
CAPITAL RUMOR
CHAIRMAN or STATE TAX COM
MISSION REFERS ALL TO
GOVERNOR.

FRANKFORT, Ny. July l3.-friends
Of NJ. NJ Logan. chairman Of the
State Tax Commission are Interested
in the rumor current here that he
will shortly resign AS a member OF
the commission. When asked " he
had resigned. or intended to do so.
Logan replied that the matter should
come from the Governors Office No
information was available there.
Logan came to Frankfort as As
sistant Attorney General under At
torney General Garnett. He was cleo
ted Attorney General on the last
State ticket, resigning over year
ago to accep. a place on the State
Tax Commission.
II is probable that Logan. II he re
signs. will engage in the practice of
law. lie is interested in the rock
asphalt fields Of Edmonson county,
his home town being Brownsville.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
BREAD CRUMBS TWENTY.
ONE YEARS FRESH.

Here is story from Nebraska
which will surprise a good many bak
ers who are very familiar with bread
and It's keeping quality. W. r. Fur
man, Of York. has in his bakery store
a jar Of bread crumbs which he con
siders a curiosity. for the crumbs are
n years old. and are still AS good a.
ever. On the 2nd Of March. 1897. a
wedding feast was given, and MIR.
Furman made several loaves Of bread
for the occasion. When the feast
was over the mother Of the bride
found several extra loaves ON hand.
She proceeded TO crumble the bread
up and pack Il in glass jars, preserv-
ing IL for future use in buildings, etc.
She thought she had used IL all up
many years ago, but few days ago
she found a jar Of crumbs stuck far
back In a dark corner. She men
toned the fact 10 Mr.. Furman and he
prevailed upon her TO bring the jar
10 his store. The crumbs are as fresh
as when canned, and as nj for use
Bakers Helper.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
leland
ONE OF eleven
TWO OTHERS HoNoRED GAVE
LIVES IN BATTLE WITH
HUNS APRIL 20.

Washington. July l3.-The DIS
tinguished service cross has been
awarded by Gen. Pershing TO eleven
more officers and men Of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces for gsllsn-
try, the Official communiaue snnoun-
eed today.
Lieut.. Col Logan feland and Maj.
J. S. Turrill. Of the Marines. received
their crosses for their part in the
fight at Belleau wood June 6; Maj
Turrill being cited as having dis
played extraordinary heroism In lead
ing his men to the attack"
The others cited TO receive tn
crosses, seven Of them for their worI
at Seicheprey ON April 20 and u
were: Sergts. Benjamine James AM
Joshua II. Broadhesd. Corp. Jane
r. Thornley,. Privates II. r. johnson
J. c. Parent. Edward l.. Dion, Jere
miah Tryon, Frank 7. Gordon AM
Willard S. Pauley. The awards Z
Broadhead and Gordon were mad
posthumously.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
DEATH OF AGED LADY.

Mrs. Susan A. Berry died ycster-
day morning at 4 o'clock at the home
Of her son-in-law, Mr. J. r. Wells,
near Carl. Che had been III for a
ar or more, suffering from stom'
ach trouble. Mrs. Berry was 81 years
old and was the widow Of the late
wis Berry She had long been a
member Of the Baptist church and
was held in the highest. esteem By
every one who knew her Several
children survive. The interment will
take place this afternoon at O'Clock
in the family burying ground
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
GOES INTO COURTS.

The Court Of Appeals yesterday
took under submission TO motion. &c
enjoin from taking Office the newly
created State Board Of Health. The
injunction granted by Judge Robert
L. Stout in the Franklin Circuit
Court will prevail until final decision
is handed down by the Appellate
Court. The controversy between
the old Board Of Health and the new
involves question Of constitution
atty.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
MAY FLANK BULGARs.

The town o. Berat. the most i'm.
Portsnt point IN southern Albania,
has fallen into allied hands. II is
reported that large quantities Of
Austrian supplies stored at BerAt
were destroyed by the retreating
Austrians ofheial reports would APP
pear TO show that the advance Of
ne French and Italians is reach
q further and further east into
n mountains and toward the rear
the Bulgarian positions around
s,cx Sstir Serbian positions near
.- ity have been ssyAgsly attacked
Bulganans who. after gain
"a .momentary foothold in the
!. trenches, were driven out
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14

BAINBRiDGE.

Aetu'eths N.Y. ". T. ~ W. y
To The Daily kentuclisn:
Finding no correspondent from this
part Of the world | am sending n
few items Of neighborhood news.
Farmers arc very busy making hay
and threshing wheat. much wheat he
ING yet unthreshed. owing to the
scarcity Of labor; crops do not look
well. owing to dry weather.
Misses Willie Underwood and Elsie
Dockryman Of Birdsville. and Mr..
Bruce woodward, Of Hampton. Liv
ingston county, who visited the fami.
~ Of their uncle. o. G.. Wood. last
week. have returned 10 their home.
The singing at the Bainbridg'
Grove Church Is successfully pro
crossing
Mrs. Nora Williamson opened
school Monday morning with fit,
pupils enrolled.
Messr. r. c. Hopson and +. II
Bryant. Of your city. motored out 4
our community one day last week.
Wishing much success to you
Daily Kentuckian.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14

Margaret Deland, who has gone 10
France for the Woman's Home Com
psnion, tells Of the wonderful endur-
snee Of the French nation in her
fourth article, THE Things We
Thought Were Big" She makes a
stirring appeal to America to rise to
the demand upon her and save the
world. This article is especially time
~.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14
WILLING TO QUIT.

Chancellor won Hcrtling. speaking
before the rcichstag. declared at the
scssson Thursday that Germany Is
willing TO consider peace terms when
made seriously" by the allies. lie
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14

9ns e The murdererS Of Count
Nu Ngtach, German ambassador to
tnHHs. uss arrested Thursday, ac-
eufrl,r ~ Moscow dispatch TO the
f-artf.r1sr Leitung. which is trans
nsr-<> from Copenhagen by the Ex-
riRrrs Telegraph company.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-14

General Baron Friedrich Won Falk-
snha1ssn, the German governor gen.
ersl Of Belgium, has decided, says
the Hamburger Nachrichten, that
Belgium shall be turned into a feder-
al state on the lines Of Austria.
flanders and Wslloon, the newspsp-
ers adds, will live separately under
one king or president under Ger
man control.