davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1918-12-10
FAITH JUSTIFIED
BY EVENTS.

I do not believe that drastic
) force need be applied to main =
; tain economic distribution and
sane use of supplies by the
great majority of American peo-
; pie, and | have learned a deep
. and abiding faith In the intelli-
. gence Of the average American
; business man, whose aid we an
tlcipate and depend on to RENE
dy the evils developed by the
war.-Herbert Hoover. August
10, 1917.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1918-12-10

Farm enterprise and much soft corn
Increased pork supplies, food conser-
walton increased exports-total ship
ments doubled.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1918-12-10
Americas Pledge of Food
Gave Heart to the Allies
In Their Darkest Hour

Whatever is necessary America will
send. That was Americas pledge to
the interallied food council. And be-
cause the American food army had
hitherto made good they took heart
and went forward
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

ielben megen Mallgels an @ei5mats-
rial geidloiien meroen miillen.
SIM Ilter bon AZ Sabren ii
Sri. emma Hobe aus Dem 2eben ge-
l1ieoel. Sic NOR IN Nen=graunfelS
geforan mo batte ieit etna liebe.1
Sabren IN San Intonio gemobnt. ge-
trauert miro bie g~erltorbene pom IT,
rer Mutter, 5tpei Sdmeitern ullo bier
6riioer.
SIN @arle ieinc 3oIter, Der
Sron $. Gifmanll, lit 2uomig 8apc,
eil geborener Neu=9rallnfeller, I'M
Sitter bon 6S Snbren %geitorben. 81
miro iiberlebt bon fiinf Sobilen uno
5ipei Sodtern; Die geiieellng finoet
auf Dem sSrieobof Der Sermonnsiobac
Itatt.
Die Sittenpoli5ei nabm am
Mittipoh pieraebn Serbnftungen Dor
ullo nelll Meitmlrants an Ser Wonfe-
req llno Condo StraBe, lomie an Der
Santa Sofa Ipenl1e mllroen geldloI-
fen. Die Holi5ei b%eballptet, oaB Die
MeItaurants MIR ols 0edmanteI Iiir
oas in Sen 2ofalen ~fIorierenoe I'M
iittIide ilnD ilnIaltbere 8eIddft Die
rer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
S.
WAR SAVINGS A
ISSUED BY THE /
UNITED STATES
Segas,

SIN 9ienstag nbeno ~ltiirste be-
~43-iabrige Sermann 2ied BON Gon=
perie 10 unqIiidlid Don jeinem Sc
aen ab, oaB er augenbliflid getotct
mltroc. gr miro BON icincr Witnc,
finn Sobnen, iotpie 5Dei gritoern
nnc elmer Sdwelter betraucrt. Gie
gciieeung farlo in Gibolo itatt.
Das &riminaI Expectations
geriht 5t Militin bat ben gum Gooe
Derurteilten 8. &. 2iggon, melf)cr i'm
Mai Iebten Sabres Melpin Wapfieio
getotet, einen i1elten Yro5eb befDil-
liat. Gas MppeIIationsgeridt ging
bon Dem Stanbpunft aus, oaB Die pcr
Dem 0iItriftgeridt itattgefunoenen
@erbunollngen BON einem gegen Den
Mngeflagten noreingenommenen Wob
beeinfluBt fpuroen.
Die @raio Surp bon Gnero bat
eillcn SSSuiigen, Der eirlen anoern 9Ild-
ben raIflcns See SSrnn5 81 MelbnadJ
ten bel elmer aeilerei iiber Den &ppf
aeIdlaaen mo oaolreb einen Shaoel=
brad) Deruriad)t bate, in ben MflfIa-
ge8ultano periebt, Der gerlebte lol
iib iest auBer @efabr b%efinoen-
,sn Claim lit @iliam Wteua,
elner Der dltelten Aniieoler Der oorti-
gen Gegero, I'M Mlter bon so Sabrc
5ur Hlibe eingegarlgen. gr mar III
Deutidlano geboren ilno botte lett
1865 IN 9eras gelebt. getraliert tpiro
Der gerldieoene BON bier Sobnen uio
elmer godter.
0as llnteriudnngsfomite oec
Qegislatur IdIdgt Dor, oaB alle 4nsc=
~iteLten oes Stoates, 0ercn Aenltcr
nidt oireft ourb Die SerfalIung gcs
iduffen iino, unter benz Gipiloienitges
Jet nngcltcllt naroen ioaen.
81 @uIbiltgton erfldrt man,
ooB Der Blan unieres @oupernears,
cine AaDallerietruppe pom 10000
Mann gum Sdute n~nierer merifani-
ihen @rensc 81 biloet, nid)t ourd)s
iiiErbar iei.
9ie Observation-Disclosures iolen an
Der merifnniihen @ren5c fiInftig
id)1rfer beobadtet uno burdlgefiibrt
per0en.
Gds Neutrality-suspicious. Der
2egislatiir Fat ieinen 8eri1t iiber Die
uniperIitdt Dem 8orliBenoen oes Go-
mites eingereidt. Der geridt iprid,t
iidJ i'm allgemeinen anerfenneno iiber
oie 3ujt1noe in Der llniperIitat uHO
Die art uno 8eiie, mie bic Inltalt
geleitet miro, aus. lteberaa miro ge=
Iobt, a[les lit i'm portrefflid1en 3u-
ltanoe. Ssn Ser 8eif1ftsfiibrung iper-
Den einige 8orihldge gemad)t, nie
Die 8ereinigung Der Memter oes
Guortier-. uno @eihdftsuertualters
Der gali zines ecntralen Store
9oile~ nno moeres, aber alif BORT
iii ales in better Sronung. Die sra
ternities," Die Shioenten : 8ereiili-
aunger, baben iid) ourd) Die iorgfdlti-
gere Hegulierung Ieitens Der llniDer-
iitatspertpaltung auBeroroentli6 &C.
beiiert. ailr5, aIes lit I'M gutell 3u-
ftanbe, audi Der @eilt, Der an Der Uni
beriit1t herrift, miro 9eriibmt uno
es miro berporgeboben, bas aomite
babe gefunoeiL baB Die llniperiitoi
iest niif oemofrdtiidlcr 9aiis aeleitet
miro.
u. .. 9romn, melder in Wai
letten Sabres einen gcmiiicn Sim
9ermes auf Dem CUR Boitoffice Don
8eepiue ~geborigen @runoitiif err
ldoiieu bat uno Der oesbaB segen-
w1rtig Dor benz 8ainbesgeriht in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

Sniolge oeS alIsnabmstpelie
idarien 8inters fino piele Eouriiten
aus Dem Noroen bier eingetrofieli
1ir1o fdmntlihe SotcIs iino iiberfiilt.
9elonoers ionimerlih miro ben Horn-
idnoern infer &lima 5ur 3eit mobl
audi niht borfomnlen.
Der 6irina WcIton 4 arogsr
lit BON 8riegsoepnrtcment IN @alb-
ington Der Gontraft fir Die aonItruf.
ton Der in Econ Springs ,lelt SIT er.
ridtenben garadcn iibertragen NOR
cen. Die 8aufoiten weroen iid niii
emo $4,000 belaufen.
Die BON Der S. & Is. q. @ob;l
IN Siio-Sm Mutonio erridtcten neu-
Ell Berfitdtten iino iest fertis geruor-
Sen. Die aonltruftion Der @cb1ulity.
feiten bot 100000 gefoftet.
am Snmstag giebt Die 2ouiit
5tuebe 2oge Der 6ermannsfobne eli.
g,en groBen WasfenbnII in Der Ser.
anannsiobne : 6aGe.
Sos &riminnl AppeIlationsgs.
rid)f 5ii Muffin bnt bic BON Der Staoi
Gan Mntonio erlaIiene Oroinan5
apelde forbert, Dab famnltlid,e Sit
neurs cine 8iirgidaft BON lie $4,000
FL leiIten boben, einItimmig als gill
fig nno 5u Mebt beltebeno erfldrt.
9rotoem Der fir bic 0fientli'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
Observation-Disclosures

Yartmma aetdum on Sobn 5. 9Lders
mann. @ruubitiid III Der Ganar StpaBe,
50. 800.
NaGblas bon G. 81. StriDling II. NI, an
8. Ghfparb, @ulnoitiid an Der 8tiat1e
apenue, $4,000.
eugene Goeb an Soc XOgaiio, @sutlos
itiide i'm 9Th 8Lpd 2f13; $40 Ii. n.
g. g. 2odett unD Sruu an Senrn
9fnbe, @rlinoitiid IN Narlborougb Nlace;
$500.
s. 3. Yoieat uno Sran an 81. 8odl ullb
Srmi. @rllnoitiid i'm gitp glod S78,
5000.
9. 1. 9ittmar an aiab gsbite.
0runoftiif an Der 8iacreit Gp0.nue /,
$375.
g. g. uno u. Mathis an ". Y. sSobn=
ion. @jrilnoitiid i'm 9Th Nlod 1906 $500.
s. 81. Gnott an s.. Wueiler, Gritloitiid
in Der Miifletoe Iooition; 81 900.
Otto Ruppe II. q. an s Senoalel; iulo
Sssrnu. @runbIriid I'M Gin 9lod CT,
So, 100.
&ntherine uno Soc 8lad an 99aries
aubn 9sr., 0runoitiid in Der We2ane 4os
oition; 81 II. q.
". $. Wnener rno Srnn an - 81.
Cane. @rlinoitiid inn 9th 8iod 2o9s;
81. 900
2atepiep Soipuiite Company an elifn
Sartmau. @rlnoitiid in Der 2afeuieip
Iooition; S130.
Srnl e. y. @litner nn0 @enInhl an
Clara Rprid, GjrunoItiide an Der Mnta-
moros StraBe; $4,000.
s.. 6. 9idinion uno Sran an 0enrb
6naeIiteiu. @rinbftiid in Glaino Seiebts;
$40.
9. 6. @antt an ssreo 5eitfnnp @rlnos
itiid in ainalton 2eisbts; $725.
/, 9. 6. @dntt an War s 2iiioig,
8nlnoitiid in Der 9inaitou Seiahts sers
race; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

Corpus Gbriiti pro5eliiert miro, gie5t
an, sic Sat in Selbltperteioiguflg BE-
aanoen SIT babell. 81 erflarte, Dob
en- NIT 0ermes ldon frit9er Strcltlg-
feitcn gebab uuO oaB oieIer ibrl mt
einen IaiOelrmelIer a~ngegriFfen ba=
be. ST lei uugefdbr 5tpall5lg Sdritte
pol1 @ermes perfolgt moroe1l, retI=
rierte, big er leiten 9iegeumantel err
reid)rn mo ben BARN ltcferoelt
&epolper ergreifen fon1ltc. 81 babe
baum ans 9}otlpeDr lulo liln ieil Sebf1l
qeaen oell miitenoen Wfarm 81 ldu.=
sen, bier Sdiiiie aui oenlelben abgc=
%fclleri.
Der staotrat BON @ouiton bat
bic bon Der SoutbDeltern Selepbone
Company bort e~bellfalls nerlangtc
Gr1obullg ser Selephpn Raten 3lt-
riidgepieler,
0as sun Sinoerlng Der Aotlogt
Mt oen teraniiden 3iirregesefoen g.
biloetc apnlite, pelbes beabiiftigte,
ii1 am 81. 5. 0tts. uad) 8%aibington
81 bcgebeL I'M bort Siilfe mo lii
teritiibllng fir Die Aotleioenoell 81 lit-
den, bat leine NbreiIe bis sum %.
ssanllar Deridoben.
@ilbelm 8ebe, Der leit oret
Sabrcn ais Sa6perltanoiger liir
9anmmollc heim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nnrteluent IN Iultin anaeiteut tpnr
uno I'M @opeulfer ais 2arloesfeino III
8aco perbaftet mitroe, ioll lest alf
9efebl bon @eneralalliualt @regor9
in Sort Sam @ouiton interniert lper-
bcn. @ebc, Der nidt anlerifaniIder
8iirger, ipnoern nod oentldler In
tertar iii, bot felt Der 3eit @leillsr
Gerbaftltng I'M Gollntpgefangnis 5l
Muffin IN llnteriud)ung gelel1en. u
lit nidf befannt, pb er MIR DprlonfIJ
poer fir Die 9alier oes arieges anf
Sort Gam @oulton interrierf miro.
Muf Dem ellington .6lugfeloe
BEL Sonltou Itiir5te ser 2%4=iabriae
Sliegerfobett sSeral0 Carroll aus Yal
laic q. s, ans elmer @oDe bon 5000
Sub ab llnO lunroe mlgenbIiflid) 81
totet.
Gic StuOt- lulo County Be-
borocn, ionic Die Sanbelsfamuner BON
Del Mio baben Dem Stnats /, Departt=
nlellt cine Yetition iiberianot, in ser
tic I'M sic gtablierung zines nmerf
faniid)en &onln!ats IN Gel Hip bitten.
Gle GountD aomnlillare BON
Mbarton Go~nntp lbaben beIhloilen, el-
lie ants iiinfSis Mnnn t~eltebenoe
Some Guarb" 81 orguniiierelt nno
fir oieien 3med Die Slrnlme BON
1900 beiDiaigt. $1,000 io0en far
Die AnId)nffiiug Der nOtiaen ShieB-
ellen unh 5000 fir ben Mnfailf bon
Mniition pertpanot perOeu.
9us BON Dem 9diptmann Se-
tpis @bisIer III Der Wilit1rbnnf bon
Camp syiiniton bel GailIus Gin ge-
rnnbte @elo im 8etrdge bon libcr
S62, 900 muroc 3tpild,en ben 8allocn
Dcs bon benz aapit1lt ~beDobnie,l
CHARTERS in cilleill ioraioltie angc-
legtel geritef gefnnOen, 8bislcr
ld)eint oieies 8erited nit groBcrSorg-
fnlt id)oil Dor ser AltsfiDrlulg bes
@crbrehens angelegt 81 habell lmo
hattie oarin Die meiit ans Yariergeio
~reltebeloe geittc IN moblgeoronetel
@ditfben glit perforgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
Gas slueite Gonsert bes HbilGarmoni
idlem GrdcIters,

rueld,es aeItern abeno in Der yeetbp-
ben Sale nnfer Ger geldidten unD be-
rpdfrten 2eitnug pom 9errn Mrttls
GIaaiien 1taitfano, NOR elm funltlerl=
id)er grfolg erlten Ganges mo Die
Soliltea, Der gertiale Dirigent leiule
nas fiibtige 9rdeltcr mlroen BON oeni
o~amfbnren Y1lblifnln init oonncrnoen!
9eifaa iiberlbiittet.
9as &onserf ipliroe init Dem
Star SpangleD 9anncr@ eroffllet.
Dem lid) Sol @apon's wlliocrlicblld)c
Militar Spntpbonie, in iDeldler nles
ale &omlpolitionen Dcs nlten Meiltcfs
darafterilierenoe Seiterfeit unp Sri:
Id)e beionoers gum MllsOrud gebrud)s
uernen, anld)lpB. Die game Splis
pf,onie |prmoeIt Don 2chensluIt inlo
sytoblilm iiber lllin uuroe polL oent
OrdocItcr nit @erpe, iriih nno nun
ter in briilallter @eiie boractragcn.
MIs critic Soliltin ocs Mbeitos trdt
Die ituierm mulifIiebellbcii Eliblifnni
bereits moIbefaaItc 5angerin SRI.
Marp Mubrep NIT Ser Mrie 80 Son
fatdle1 aus 8erois Sper DON Gar
los nlif un6 rib 6lird lire ipunoers
bar idt5rc, gcIHmeioiec nno peidjc
Mlts5fimme, sic 5id III allen Eonla-
gen gleidb Meibt, sic 3uDorcr 5ll Ell
mem uabren grt5iiden bin. als 3n=
gabe Iieb iid Sri. Nilbrep 81 goIti's
,,@ooobp" betpegeil, iDelbcs lie nit
aIeifem fiinitlcriidcn 8erltdnonis
itito beiouoers flarcr nrO reiner anse
iprad,e portriig. Gs mar oas lcste
auftretcn Der illIisen Como lDdl-
reuo oieier SaiioM 6a tic iueaeli ucls
ferer 5tuoien San Mntonio auf chi
ge 3eit gu perInIIeu benbiidtigt. Ter
inngen 6angerin Itebt aller BoDr-
ideiuIid)feit nod cine groBc fiilltieri-
Idle 3ufunft bepor.
9fIs piertc Skinner iuurOc Grieg
lingenlGn ldpieriges &lauicr Gptl
5ert in M-mon poll &crrn Solnl N
Steinfelot init g~elpobntes Meiltere
idoft oorgctragcll- @ic nid)t aioers
iii erfuartell, entIeoigte CT iid) lcircr,
oie polle 9eberribnug Oes alauicrs
crbeiihenoen Mnfgnbe nit Scr ibnt
Icit Sabren nadgeriiDnIteli @iftllolii
tat. Sic id)ipicrigiten Gffapcngdnac.
Die fonlpli3icrteiten Srillcf, Ifforo-
pallagen mo 2aHfe Qnoflflt init Ipie:
lenoer 9eidtiefeit untcr ieineu 3ii;-
gerit berpor, 10 bob bic 3nborer at
Oie5er mulocrburea Iednif Die
5dmierigfeitem melde Oas Stif bic.
fet, gons pergabcn. ais 3ugabe lieij
Ser S~teinjeIot iladl ulcbrmaligenl
0srporrufen cits bon inn ielblt fom-
poniertes Gapriccio folgcll, iDeld]es u
nit gieidber 8ollenOrilg crefiitierte
8eethopeu's b~eriibmte 0eonorca-
Snpertiire go. 3 id)loB iih ben So.
1oportrdgen an ullo iDltroe, iuie Sic
Spmpbonie, pom Grheiter pr1dhtia
zillo idpunapo1 o~urdgcfiibrt. Dill
Ser &Dmne nAmeriea", meld)e BON
Hutlifnm itcbeno m~itgciulgen iuur.
De, fonD ons Gon5ert ciieu wirhigcf
Abdlub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
Neme Ngentem.
L.okaIes.
@abrideinlidss @etter-

sir San Mntonio uno ltmgegeilo
5eute abeno uno 6reitag flor. 6rol
iiber na6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

g. s.. 2ieoede an u. 8enapioes, @rlulps
itid in 2olppa. Ger, $3.50.
8. IS. glefie Ii. u. ourd Anfpalf, al
q. &. Otto, @riinoitiide III @eit Saltrcl
Soeigbts; $500.
Selir g. 9nan n n. Z. Sttp, @ruaos
ltiide in @eit 2a.irel Seiabts; 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
2l1s Il rFt ) Seriebt.



Cotton.
Gan Slntonio, 6ente 80 Seilts.
@dIpeiton, geitern 3f.50 Gents.
GDtlunfamen.KrpDufte.
e5on Iutpnio, Scr, IL. San. 1915. -
Yrime Crude Cotton Seeb Oil. S1-31.
GeutA peI WoDone
6arm.Eroonffe.
Gan Nntonio, Ser, II. San. 1915.
Wiltter 29cA4Oc per Yfuu0
gier (nar frifde) SO. 1, .56e per 3sp
DllbrIer $50. s.. .2lcTzoc per Sfp.
Curriers' 24c per EfuEo
Meisen ....... 1920 per gnid)ei
&orn ...... 1925 per BuldeI
S,aier 97c per 8uideI
0eM $4,000 per Soune
Demiie.
anrtpffelm, neue, &c per Yfunb,
California, So 90 Der 100 8fun0, Colo
rahp $3.50 per 100 Bfuno.
Siibfartoffeln. pam, $3.50 uaO $500.
3niebeln. Gaf., Ihite Globe. $500,
Cal. 0clbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per gto. s8iinbel, SOC.
8obnen. g~oloraoo. Yinto, per 8f0.
Zoe; California 8dpors, Der crpt
Sf1.0o; Einfs. $1,000; Gina, SIC. 90;
yiapp. $1,000; 8Ladepes. S1t.00: HoinD
Green, per 8uiheL campers. $3.50.
Somateit, taliforn.. SO SIS per Grate.
&obl, 1926 II. $3.50 per 100 Yfuub.
@riirer Sfeffer. 81. so ulo $500 per
8uIdieI.
8aoiesden, Acc Der 9b. 8lnoel.
Spinot. Toe per 8p,deI.
Crime @rbien, $500 Der Camper.
@eeteil. $500 pee 100 8flInb.
Reerreft,esW uraein. per Bfo. 1874
@nrfen, per Grate. $500.
Eenerie, soc un6 $500 bet 9ubeno.
9ioaltinq Gar. 40c per 9uebno.
geterfiIie. 40c per gtb. -ginbeI.
gierpf1anseu. $3.50 umb $t.75 per
Bnfhel.
aopfialat, gnl., $500 Der Crate.
8eIbe 8urseln, $500 per 100 Tfuuo.
Sauafb. per 8nidl. $f.75.
Ora, Elm brittel 8uihel. $1.25.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 Rfunb.
Eicb Narft.
San 4ntonio, Ser, II. SalL 1915.
aiibc, $500 bis IS 90.
adIber. $3.50 bis $12.25.
8ulIen, 1925 biz $1t so.
Ohieu $9.65 bis SIZES.
ct. 2ouis, II. Gan. 1918. Tinoz
hieh, Seras : gieb, $6.75 Bis $1,000.
S6ipeiue, $1400 bis SIG. rs.
2eHe.
@eialseue 9dute .......f 5c per Bib.
Trodene 61ute ......... zoe per Tfb,
Crime Sdute .......... f2e per Yfb.
G1nte.
Hnoora. Hteaen befh6bint 4 ya
Boil unD Nnds ........ 80 gts
angorasS ieaer. Der BIB. /. 10 Gta
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

DIE ,,3Jrete Krtne TWr @eTNa
erideitt ais Sageblatt rno Nsnhenblatt.
Gas saaebIatt lit pierkitig uno foRt Soc per Ieonot ODER SIS per Sabr.
Gas Sspdenblat tit ~iebsebneiig uno fofet So per Sabr. gaad aterteo
50 @alb. Mada europe, 9orto einsebloien, So.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15

The resolution as adopted follows;
Joint Resolution Proposing an A.
mendment to The Constitution Of the
United States Extending The Right Of
Suffrage to Women.
Resolved by the Senate eand House
ETC., two.thirds Of each house concur
ring therein, that the following article
be proposed to the Legislatures Of the
several States an an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States,
which when ratified by tbree-fourths
OF said Legislatures, shall be vahd as
part Of said Constitution, namely:
'Article-Section /. The right Of
citizens of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States or by any State on ac-
count of sex.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have power
by appropriate legislation. to enforce
the provisions Of this article"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
WATCHING FOR SUBMARINES.

A modern Paul Revere came to
grief right at the spot where George
Washington took his observations.
And that is Observation Rock, on
Washington Heights, writes New
York correspondent. A man climbed
to the top Of it and sat for hours
gazing eastward through a pair of
field glasses. The observer failed to
move from his lofty perch and at
tracted crowd. Finally a policeman
came along. "What are you doing
thete% he asked. "Well, you see,
officer" answered the man, ''this is
the rock where Washington and La
fayette watched the British feet in
Flushing bay. II they could see the
British fleet then, | can see the Ger
man submarines now. So Pm going
TO watch till they come. Then I'll
warn New York" The man was
coaxed oft his high perch and is now
being observed by "bug' doctors.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Row RoDlu EARNED HIS FOOD
Sculptor, Unknown. First Applied Him.
self 70 Various Voratlons, 40
eordlnq TO judith cIsdcl.

In "Rodin: The Man and His
Work." Judith Cladcl tells how. in
order to live, the famous sculptor,
then unknown, applied himself to
the most varied occupations:
"Ile Clipped at stone and marble
for the benefit of sculpture then in
vogue: he made sketches for trinkets
for certain fashionable jewellers, and
fashioned certain objects Of decora-
tive art ordered Of him by manufae-
turers. Despite a considerable loss
Of time. he obtained thus a true ap-
premiership in art wholly like that
which in earlier DAYS was obtained
by Ghiberti. Donatcllo and most Of
the great artists Of the Renaissance,
who were proud TO be good artisans
before they were accounted great
sculptors. Thus finally he was en-
abled to realize his first dream-to
have an atelier Of his own. His ate
lierl IL was a stable, at a rental of
S2i year, in the Rue Lebrun, in the
quarter Of the Gobclins. near which
he was born. Ii was a cold howell
cave, indeed-with a well sunk in an
angle Of the one wall that at every
season eyhaled its chilling breath. Ii
did not matter. The place was suf-
iiciently large and well lighted.
There he accumulated a quantity Of
studies and works until the place |
was so crowded that he could scarce
y turn himself about, but being too
Door to have them cast he lost the
greater part of them. Sometimes the
lay, through being too soft, would
ettle and fall asunder; sometimes it
would become dry, crack and
rumble"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
ELEPHANT EATS PAPER.

Since the food controller has put a
ban on the offering Of buns and bis
cults to the animals in the ZOO, the
elephants who 60 about begging
among the people are reduced to a
between-meals-diet Of monkey nuts
and paper, says the Westminster Ga
zette. IN
The manner in which the biggest
elephant accepts a single monkey
nut and conveys it in his trunk to
his mouth is an object lesson in Dig
nifty in the face Of disappointment
and his appetite for paper as a sub
stitute for breadstufIs is greater than
any goats. E
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Single Men Must Fight.

Draft men in Class l Of the selec-
tive service will not be given commits
sions in the noncombatant arms Of the
service, under resolution adopted by
the War Council and approved by
Secretary Baker, 1t is the announced
purpose Of the War Department to
draw fighting men from this class Of
registrants, and the department is said
to be determined to prevent further
inroads upon the nations fighting
material for staff positions unless
there is a substantial reason for excep-
ton in individual cases due to special
qualifications of the men involved.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Marching 70 the Left

Soldiers when marching Mt night
Though open country invariably gravi-
tl,c toward the left. not the right
This is the experience Of an old sol
'dler. says the London Chronicle. who
thinks the tendency Is due to causes; |;
First. as the rifle Is carried In the
right hand II naturally follows that
the weapon arm must be kept free.
aud in case OF pressure. when In close
formation, the instructive rule ls 20
put up the lett elbow and say. Ease
OF 20 the LETT Second tie soldier
always steps OF with the lef1 foot and.
although Il mar be hard 20 prove.
there Is always a slight .deyiatiop 70
the left. even when a 'battanoh Is
marching In daylight toHprd . REed
polnt. or any other "d's0g4 W =
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
One Secret Taken.

LONDON. Jan. l0.-A group of
men in the British textile trade. has
captured the secret formulas of the
great German dye industry. accord
ing to the Daily Mail. which displays
the item under large heads. The rec
ipes, numbering 257. belonged to
the great Badische works.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Mr.. Brewer Sells Farm

MIR. @. Z. Brewer has sold his ex-
cellent little farm on the Clarksville
pike to DR.. L. A. Tate. The price
was not made public, but, Il is under
stood. was a fancy one. There are
SO acres in the tract.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Volcar O Destroys Town.

oUAYQUIL. Ecuador. Jan. TO-
The volcano of Tunguragua. in CEN
trail Ecuador has been in eruption
for several days. emitting stones and
ashes. The population of the rigion
is alarmed at the demonstrations Of
activity from the crater. 1t is report
ed that the town of Banos. at the
foot of the volcano. has been dc
stroyed. H.s
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
PLEA FOR CLEAN LIVES.

"Court clean wounds Of pride" |"
said John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., in a
speech at Camp Dix, "but shun
WOUNDS Of shame as soldiers Of the
best army the world has ever pro-
duced. To win this war you will have
TO keep physically fit and the only
@ay you car do this is to lead clean
lives."'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Catarhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There IL
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and tfat 10 BY constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal DEAFNESS 10 caused By an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube 10
perfect hearing. and when q 10 entirely
closed. Deafness 10 the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored 20 its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused BY catarrh. which 10
an inhamed condition of the mucous sur
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured By Hairs catarrh Medicine. Cir
euiars free. All Druggists. 1Bc.
" J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. o.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15

Almond Supply. u
About one-fourth OF the worlds sup
ply Of almonds are grown in Spain.--
Christian Science Monitor. w
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Different Methods.

Many women get a red nose from
shedding too many tears over man
who got a red nose from taking too
many "smlles."-Farm Life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15

$50 you're saving up to buy an air
ship? You're quite an ambitious lit
tie boy"
"Yes, sir, wants ter fly over jim
mie Mack's yard an drop bricks onto
bimr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-15
Elephants Cats.

The elephant cdn neither trot. canter
nor gallop; it's only pace Is a walk,
capable OF being bastened to a fast
shufle.