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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
SPOZnaVanie - viz SOcialiZIna.

Socialist Sc MISC nikdar ukvarjali : prero-
kOvanjem V TEN smislu, kakor so pogoStoma no.
tell kratkovidni ljudje, Xxi so ma primer vpraSe-
vail o ;isocerih podrobnostih, o katerih maj hi Sc
jim natancno pripovedovalo, kako bodo urejene,
ako Sc ustanovi socialiSticna druzba. Yeast so TIA
XII modrijani mislili, da so sprawl sociali,te V
strasno zadrego, &c so ma primer vprasevali, kdo
DO hodil V socialisticni druzbi V realko, fdo pa
v gimnazijo, ali kdo DO delal klobuke in kdo sa-
dill krOmpir, ali pa kakO DO urejena pravica potO-
vanja ma zeleznicah in ladjah. ker MISC dobili
OdgOvOra ia take otrocarije, so 81 domisllali, da
socialist Sploh ne mOrejo odgovarjati ma vpra-
SANTA O socializmu in sami sebi so Sc zdeli kot
triumfatorji, XII so pobili rdecega zmaja.
V resnici je bila njihova slava popolnoma
brez Gene. S takimi v~prasanji sc ne dokazuje mic
druzega, kakOr popOlno n~eraZumevanj socializ-
ma. V nasih cash, ko silijo sOcialna vpraSanja
boljinbolj ma povrsje in ko postaja socializem re-
alma moe, pa nj takO neznanje noben pOvod "a
baharijo.
Kdor ina lie kolickaj zmisla "a socialism,
ostaja s takimi v~prasanji donna socializem nam
rec nj nauk o jah bodocega zivljenja, am
pax spOZnavanje %temeljev, ma katerih BIO osnova-
ma prihodnja druzba - ne pc wolff %posameznih
liudi, ampak po wolff zeleznih zakonov razvoja.
&c hocemo, da mai solnce izpremeni svojo pot V
prostoru in Sc zemlja zacne ma drugaGen natin
sukati, ker mi ne ugaja sedanja menjava dneva
in noel, pa hi rad dosegel dvajset ur dneva in lc
Stir ue noel, sem norec. &c so pa ljudjc V pre-
teklosti opazovali astronomiGne pojave, Jill belle
zili in naposled sestavili eel koledar, 30 katerem
Jim je bilo mogoGe prilagOditi svoj natin zvlJe-
MIA toplejsi in hladnejsi dobi, casom : krajsim
in easom z daljsim dnevom it'd, ne ola hi bill vsak
dan izpostavljeni najhujsemu presenecenju, tedaJ
je bio to kOristno in praktiGno delo.
Prav tako tudi socializem ne misli ma to, da
hi IL kaksne spekulacie vrgel sedanji svet $ svo-
jega tira in mu predpisal novo pot, katero 81 je
kdo izmislil "a pisalno mizo; ampak kakor so a
strOnomi studirali zakon teze in NIGGA ucinek, pa
po tenn spoznali, kdaj BIO dan najdaljsi ,kdaj nal
krajsi, kdaj mora mrkniti solnce in kdai luna it'd.
tako studira socialism zakone druzabnega raz-
voja, da spozna, kan mas vodi pot tega razvoJa.
&c ne odgovarja socialism na VISA radovedna
~vprasanja o pOdrobnOstih, nj to dckaz nJegove
slabosti. Taxa prerokovanja enostavno MISC nJe'
gova naloga: in njegov odgovor je popolnoma
pravilen, kadar sc glasi Kadar Sc ustanovi socia-
hstiena druzba, bodo ljudje tudi imeli mozgane IN
jh bodo rabbi. Temelj %njihove druzbe'bo TAX, ka'
krsen DO moral biti; ia temelj lahko spoznayamo
4c sedaj. Skupna lastnina proizvajalnih sredstev
DO glavno nacelo socialisticne druzbe - ne cato,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

Ravno takO tudi he bi smell ziniti nobene besede
o lusrsnjem dnevu, kajti "kar pride, to itak
pride"
Tia filozoiija nj niti IA cent wee vredna cd
prve. Socialism nj nikdar smatral ljudi "a slepO
orodje kaksne skrite Usode, ampak "a Viva bitja
S cutOm in razumOm. Cloveku Sc ne more prizna-
ii tistO b~ozanstvo in tista bozanska moe, XII sc
lzraza V besedah, da je "vsak svoje sreGe kovaG."
' resnici so razmere motnejSe cd MEGA in &c mu
razmere ne dovolijo sreGe, tedaj lahko kuje noe
iii dan, pa 81 je ne BIO nikdar izkoval. Tcda Ge cd
metava socialism to brezumno poveliGavanje
tlOveka, mu priznava vso tisto moe. XII 10 V resnici
ina.
DanaSnji clovek je plod tistih razmer, Xxi so
bile pred MIN in Xxi so Sc Sedaj ma svetu. Am.
pax ia Glovek ina sposobnosti in zmoznosti, XII mu
omOgOcajo, da vpliva do gotove meje ma bodo.
ci razvOj in pomaga popravljati, kar ie slabega.
To nj nOben fatalizem in nobeno prekriza.
vanje rok, temvec delo.
&c sem veik ali majhen, mocan ali slab, belle
ali rjave polti, nj odviSno cd meme. TAX sem, ka-
krsen sem. To Sc pravi, da sem plod razmer. PRAY
tako nj bio odvisno cd meme, &c sem prisel v bo-
gait ali V revni Hist ma svet cd meme nj odvisno,
da je bila druzba kapitalistiGnO urejena, ko sem
priSel vanjo.
Ampak kakrSenkoli re sem, imam nekaj du-
Sevnih in telesnih moGi. TIE lahko porabim, ne lie
cato, da povecavam kapitalistiGno bogastvo kot
tOpOglav hlapec, ampak tudi da spOznam, kakSne
so bile razmere doslej, to Sc pravi, zakaj sem Sc
daj v prokletem ~polozaiu, ampak da tudi nadalje
spoznavam, kakO bi sc tie razmere zbol jSale OH
roma %izpremenile in da sodelujem pri TEN izpre-
minjanju ne lie kot mrtev instrument, temveG kot
misleG, xiv, 2 gOtovo moGjo obdarjen Glovek.
To pomeni, da je socialism praktiGno in po-
zitivno delo. In vsi, Xxi zele "a vse ~SloveStvo in "a
svoi delavski razred boljse ~zivljenje ma TEN sve-
tn, so dolzhi sodelovati pri tenn delu.
To delo zahteva tudi nekaj, kar zamenjava-
10 kratkovidnezi pogostorna $ prerokovanjem.
Treba je opazovati ve dogodke danasnjega dne-
va, da je mOgOGe po njih spoznavati in sklepati,
kaj prinese i%utrSnji dan.
Kdor Sc V sedanjih casih malo potrudi s ia
kim opazovanjem, pa lahko spozna, ola prezivlja-
va mas svet ogromen p%reobrat, V katerem sc ne
izpremeni lie nekoliko dezelnih mel, ampak XII Sc
ga do korenin vsega druzabnega ~zivlienja. Prav
vsled voine sc vrSi mogocen socialen preobrat i'm
ma obzorju sc prikazuje vsem jasnim Deem zarja
socializma. Resni drzavniki, Xxi MISC socialist, spo-
navajo ia znamenja; TEN bolje Jill mora spo-
znavati delavstvo. IL tega pa mora tudi ~izvajati
nnine posledicc. XII ne pomenijo mic druzega, ka-
kor vstop V socialsticne vrste in zavedno delo
"a bodocnost, XII sc javlja v svetlih zarkih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

sc he ukvarja 2 neplodnimi prerokovanji in ne
nastopa V vlogi ~kakSnega modernega Ellie.
IL tega dejstva hi nekatere modre glave 20
pet rade ~izvajale napacne sklepe, naravnost ma
sprotne onemu, XII zahteva cd socializma natancen
opis vsake BODICE kuhinje in vsakega kOkosnjaka.
III drugi ~prijatelji spekulirajo, da je socialism
neke vrste fatalizem pc TEN bi moral socialist
opustiti vsakO praktiGno delo, Sc zadovoljiti s
TEN, da napovedujeio prihod "tiso6letnega kra-
l~jestva." in prepustiti razvoj "samemu sebi."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

ker je TAXA 'kaprica" socialistov, ampak IN to,
ker nj nobenega drugega izhoda IL sedanje gospo-
darske a%narhije. POdrobnosti 81 bodo pa ljudje
uredili pc tedanjih potrebah s pomoGjo svojih
mozganov. Oni ne bodo leta 1850. vprasevali, kaj
smO jim mi predpisovali leta 1918, temvec bodo
reSevali svOja vprasanja pc razmerah, po potre-
bah in pc moznostih svoiega casa.
Ker vemo, ola Sc ne DO nihGe menil "a naSe
predpise. smo pa dovolj previdni, da ne delamo
takih predpisov. u drugimi besedami: Socialism
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

devica V Doverju placala pet funtov Sterlingov
denarne kazni, ker ie Z mlekom I'M piSkoti hranila
svojih stirinajst pudelinOv - ampak zaradi vse-
ga tega Sc Sc ne podira Anglia! - Cas- je, da
dobe naSi vojni hujskaGi nagobcnik."
Zdruzene drzave so V sporazumu s Portugal
sko ustanovile mornariSko postajo "a varstvo la
dJ v Atlantiku in ma pOtu V JUNE kraje.
lZkrcai so re topOve "a utrdbe. OporiSce DO
sluzilo ameriskim potapliacam, razruSevalcem,
drugim majhnim ladjam in letalom.
IL Petrograda p~orocajo, da obstoji med nemsko
in finsko burzvazno Waldo tajna pogodba, pc ka-
teri ina NemGija pravico drzati svoje boine la
DIE V finskih lukah. Oskar Toll, komisar finskih
bolJsevikov, je izjavil V Petrogradu, da hoGe Mem
ella odrezati Rusijo cd BaltiSkega in Ledenega
morja. "NemGija namerava dobiti kontrolo ma
F%inskem, kakor je storila V Ukrajini.'' je dejal
Tokl, "nakar hoce S pomoGjo belle garde welt ru-
ske luke OBJ BaltiSkem in ArktiGnem mOrju."
NemSke in burzvazne finske Gete Sc blizajo
Helsingforsu Boljseviska rdeGa garda Sc pogum-
no brani, tOda sovraznik JIG v veliki premoci.
IL Washingtona, D.. c., p~oroGaio:
Grska dobi $44, 200, 600 p~osojila, kakor nitro
grski parliament pooblasti svojo Waldo, da ga
najamc.
kredit je bill a%ranziran V Parizu pO Oscar T.
Crosbyju, pomoznem zakladniku ma medzavezni-
skem posvetovanju.
Grska je zadnja drzava ma strani zaveznikov,
Xxi dobi posojilO cd Zdruzenih draw. Rumunski je
bilo re pred wee meseci dovoljenih SIC, 666, 600 kre-
dita, 5000, 100000 je imelo biti izplaGanih pa Ru-
aiJi. Nsled padea Kcrenskijeve Wade nj bill denar
%izroten, ampak je bill vrnien zakladn;Stvu. Polozaj
ma rumunski 'front.' je sedaj tax, ola o TEN posoiilu
sc nj izrefena zadnia beseda.
IL monarhij silijo narodi v republiko. IL repu-
bike ne siiio v monarhijo. Cemu torei ustanav-
ljati move monarhije?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
SOCIALIzEM IN KULTURA.

Use ina svoj cas-. Pomlad Sc mora umakniti.
kaaar prihaja poletje; to pa he more prepreciti
jeseni in jesen ne ZINE.
Clovek Sc rOdi kot dojenGek, r~azvija Sc kot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

IL monarhij siliio narodi v republiko. IL repu-
bike ne silijo V monarhiio. Cemu torei ustanav-
ljati move mOnarhije?
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
TAKING CARE OF THE
SOLDIERS. BLINDED IN ARMY.
(By Associated PressJ

Washington. Aug. 9.-For those
who shall exist in darkness to the
end Of their days-soldiers who have
paid with their eyesight part Of the
price Of victory the army machinery
Of reconstruction is now beginning
to function. At General Hospital
No. 7 just outside Of Baltimore. and
under the special Red Cross Institute
for the blinded. the first group Of nine
has been assembled. and is strug-
Cling painfully out hopefully over the
intricacies Of Bale type, taking the
first steps on the long road that will
end when senses Of touch and hear
ing have shArpensd To keenness that
will to some degree compensate for
the missing optic nerve There are
10 more on the way back from
France to take up the training, and
up to a recent date. this was the to-
tai number Of the absolutely sirhtless
that American armies had to report.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
PENNSYLvANIA'S GREAT
MINERAL RESOURCES.

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. S.-Pennsyl-
vania's output from natural resources
during 1917 is calculated by Colonel
Henry c. Demming. Of this city, to
have been worth at wholesale ST.
$50, $4,000 In a compilation pre-
pared for the State Handbook for
1918 he says SO minerals are found
in Pennsylvania nearly all Of which
are profitably mined. Col Demming
notes that much Of the culm. former
ly discarded rs mine waste. is now
utilized.
Bituminous coal leads the value
with 1881 ,Oi6. l55. anthracite being
next with 5s7.ioi.s2o while the
coke was valued at S3i6.5S2. $50.
Petroleum rs valued at $2Ll66. 800
and natural gas at sl736l.i 400. In
teresting items include silver SIG.
gold S6OS. asbestos sii6, platinum
s62. gangister S3si,6l2. graphite
$40, $50. peat S5i9i. salt $ils6, tale
500. l2i. chromite $50. copper
LIZA. bromine $s,l4O.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
CAD|z BOY
IS KILLED

Washington. Aug. 9.-The sixth
section Of the army casualty list Is
sued tonight showed Sergt. Frank
n. Jesse. Of Danville. Ky. and Pri-
waite Arrice Gray, Of Cadiz. killed IN
action.
The young mans name Is Orrice
Gray and he is q son Of James Gray
formerly assessor Of Trigg county.
Including 632 announced today
the army and marine corps casualties
received from overseas and made pub
lie since Monday, when the toll Of
the victory on the Aisne-Marne
front began to come in, now total
3.75s. Six army lists given out to-
day contained 57l names, including
333 missing in action: One marine
list has 81 names. Nearly half Of
the men named in the army lists to-
day we're from Pennsylvania. Out Of
a total Of 239. 70 were from Phila-
delphia.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
PERU TO TAKE A
NEW CENSUS IN 1919
(By Associated Pres,J

Washington. Aug 9.-American
government officials are interested in
the announcement from Lima that
Peru has ordered n census TO be TAX
en- next year. Statistics Of populs-
tlcn and industries in South Amer
can countries are vague and unreii-
able for the most part n no census
has been taken in some Of the coun-
tries for many years.
According TO information received
here the 1919 census viii be fairl'
complete and based to great extent
upon the recent census Of the Unit
ed States. although the elassiheation'
will not include as many items as
have been included IN this country
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
IrUtTAcklEs GUM
Eookedsuke Food So They Tried
v to Eat u.
Now tIsvs Remarkable Regard for ths
American Digestive Ap-
parstua
HEARST PATHE NEWS"

partS-One 81 the struggles In
which the French soldiers became In.
volved when the Germans swept across
the Anime between Scissors and Reims
was with chewing gum. refer 20
Chicie Americans. the-to us-well-
known vegetable product which may
he found adhering 10 the underslde Of
desks. TO shoe soles. and 20 trouser
seats throughout the United States.
The self-same article that at once
soiaces the weary shop girl and tho
tired business man who endeavors
herewith 10 conceal the fume Of the
drinks that cheer.
An American ambulance train WINS
operating In the general region 81 tho
drive. and the army post exchanges
established and operated for u by tina
Y. NJ. g. A. were well supplied with
the things which are necessary 10 the
comfort-physicai and mental-of thu
American soldier. The Red Triangle
officials had established a storehouse
70 supply these exchanges. and a car
load Of supplies had been shipped 20 II
just before the Germans started their
drive. The carload carbohydrates
chocolate. tobacco. canned goods.
cookies. etc.--a considerable quantity
OF chewing gum
when the drive started the Red Tri-
angle workers available started out
with what they could carry 90 serve
the men TO whom they were attached.
The storehouse wns left deserted. As
the French retired they foraged To
keep supplies from falling into en-
envy hands. using what they could and
destroying the rest.
The Poilus who came upon thu
chewing gum--iike most Frenchmen-
were totally unfamiliar with Il. They
knew only that u looked like food.
was wrapped like food. and was stored
with other things they knew 60 he
food. They ventured further and tried
n. siufpng the entire eontents OF Q
package Into their mouths 81 one
time. n tasted like food. % after .
brief period ~ msstiestion they 80.
snyed 10 swallow n. Too many NJ
them succeeded. While no serious
casualties resulted the Pollus were In
splred with n remarkable regard for
American digestive apparatuses and
considerable awe for American edibles.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Thomas Bottomlcy, Of Louis
vile. IN visiting her mother, Mrs. =.
X. Yost.
X. Baylor Hickman, president Of
the Ewald Iron Company, and one
Of Louisville's best known business
men, will follow w. W. Davies. At
tilla Cox and other prominent men
to France to work with the Red
Gross
Mr.. Hickman has left this city and
will shortly be engaged In inspection
duty which, II is expected, will re-
auire his presence in France until
the fall. lie may be assigned to du-
ty throughout the war.-Louisville
Post.
Ben Cowherd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. W. Cowherd, left this morning for
New Orleans wre'e he u ~ the cl'. =
cal deI itment Of the q ). Nav.
So, les been in n ~ nsvil'i for TIC
Ben has been in Hopkinsville for the
past few days on furlough.
Prof. L. L. Foster and family will
leave this morning in their car for
Knoxville for a visit Of ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stoekley went
TO Bear Springs, Tenn, in their car
Thursday and Mr.. Stockley returned
last night.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
GOVERNMENT SENDS
AN URGENT CALL

The president Of the civil service
commission recently wired;
Need for stenographers aud ty-
pists at Washington grows more
acute daily. Increase effort all pos
.ible.
The Government and business con-
Germs are short FIVE hundred thous-
and bookkeepers and stenographers.
and are offering beginners salaries
never before heard Of
The government drafted our Civ
il-Service bookkeeping Set, and
about ElGHTY-FIVE per cent Of
the governments stenographers
write the shorthand system that we
teach-THE BEST evidence that our
courese are THE BEST
Take, BY MAIL. our eight-weeks
Civil Service Mercantile Book
keeping Course or our Simplified
Shorthand course, the latter course
consisting Of THIRTY Lessons. and
we guarantee you $50 TO Si25 a
month as soon as you qualify. Money
back II not satisfied. Two hundred
thousand satisfied. money-makinG
former students. Clip, fll out, and
send Us the following coupon:
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
CARBoNvoID.

Will save fifty gallons Of gaso-
line for loo. Use Carbonvoid in
your motor car and increase your
mileage 25 per cent. and eliminate
all carbon trouble. Upon receipt Of
si.00 we will send you prepaid a
full sine tube Of Carbonvoid.
Sold under a positive guarantee 10
do the work. We want reliable men
and women As our special repre-.
sentatives to sell Carbonvoid in Ken.
lucky. Exclusively territory.
KENTUCKY KoALINE KOMPANY
sol Louisville Trust Bldg.
132-4sat Louisville. Ky.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
MoRGANFIELD SOLDIER.

Morganfeld. KY, Aug. s.--Mrs.
Iva Wall, a widow Of this city. re-
ceived a telegram from the war de-
partment tonight announcing that
her son, Matthew Wall, Of the marine
corps. had been wounded In the fight
ing in France. II stated that the
degree was undetermined. Young
Wall was working In Evansville at
the time he enlisted in the marines
on registration day. June s, 1917
He reached France last September
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
GETS INTO ARMY At LAST
Man TRIES FOR Three Years 20 Join,
and Leaves In 30 Minutes when
Chance comea

Pnsadena. Cai.-Louis Deschanps IL
a Frenchman and a patriot.
Illness has kept Louis from the bat
tie front for three snd n half years.
hut he kept persevering and recently
succeeded passing a physical exam
nation. Then. just 20 minutes before
no draft men were 10 leave Pasadena
for American Lake. Deschamps ap-
peared before draft officials OF ex-
emp,lon board No :.
Eve passed my examination" he
shouted. "what are my chances for
actIonf'
"Your chances are fine" was the
answer. III you can get ready In
thirty minutes"
Dcschamps chartered high-pow-
cred automobile. closed up his busi-
ness affairs In record time and was
the second Of the drafted men TO board
the train.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10

Former Mall Clerk. Q Feet sHs Inches
Tall, Enlists In Service st
Baltimore.

Baltimore. Md.-Uncle Sam now has
q feet 81 inches Of real U. 8. marine.
He II Carroll william Doggett. twenty
ave years old. n mail clerk Of this
city.
When the TIN inches Of humanity
strolled into the local recruiting sta
tion. the officers In charge had the
shock Of their young lives.
After some little difficulties. which
included humping his head on the cleo
tric light fixtures In the ceiling. the
lengthy caller managed TO get down
into a chair.
Upon examination he was told he
was 81 inches too tall and % pounds
underweight SO Doggett got busy
and after much work and worry ar
ranged for a waiver from Washington.
He n the tallest man In the marine
corps.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
Total Army Casualties.
3o3 AMERICANS TAKEN.

Washington, Aug 9.--The names
Of three hundred and three officers
and men missing in action were con-
tanned in FIVE army lists published
today. which aggregate 4ss.
The marine corps list brought the
total TO o20.
Nearly half Of the army list is
from Pennsylvania.
All lists show % killed in action,
Ia died Of wounds and died Of dis
ease.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
SHEEP FOR SALE.

$40 Stock Ewes, l6 lambs and one
Southdown Buck. These bucks are
between two and three wears old.
Apply to y. VI. Major, Hopkinsville.
Y. 3. or n. u. Wallace, Hopkinsville.
XIV. 1906.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
AVIATOR INJURED IN FALL.

San Antonio. Tex, Aug. s.-Lieut
Morton Knox Of Redwood City. CAL
was perhaps fatally injured In the
fall Of his airplsne while flying sis
miles south Of Kelly field this after
noon. He was taken to the base hos
pital at Fort Sam Houston. His
companion in the machine escaped
with minor injuries.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
sPEcULArIoNs CONC ERNINo
USE OF TWO PAIRS or HOLES
IN CASA cRANpE RUIN.
DID THEY MEASURE sEAsoNsr
Twice Each year. for . Few Mis-
utes Each Time, the Sun Pssrs
Through One Of These Psirs
Of Holes.

fOr many years two pairs OF holes
in IN. w.Ii. NJ An. r.,.h,.,.a r,.s,.
-. . go ~ -
nave gwen rise 70 muen speeunooo
not only on the part OF tourists but 81
archaeologists also. The holes are
about an inch and half IN diameter
and are bored through walls four feet
thick They occur IN pairs. each
pair on opposite sides Of a grest
central room. The holes In each pair
are IN line with each other, 80 that
one standing In dark hrst noor room
behind the central room may look
through the innermost hole. across
the central room, and through the
outermost hole at the sky. One pair
points due east The other pair points
north at declining angle. u.
The interesting people who built
this most ancient OF pueblos have
LETT no traces behind them. One
car ealy imagine. by analogy frcfA
os''e, SHOWN he'snoornooo rso&
OF ia'er PERIOD what their eivi'isas
''on may nave oeen' rhst they were
s,, ussp'y religious people and .of'
snipers OF inc sun Is an assumption.
Recently an interesting thssry7 Aas
been advanced to explain the helssD
a0'o'u'ht 70 h's neory msss
"o's ,v'" S""' m'en' DC esws
se"so"a' e'O'N "'ee year esss
:" wv ~" "o'~ "o''h snu once
- = "oias sou'n s'o"e .s' eastern
no,','"' y .'SeS 70 h"e WIN 'ne east
49, po'"."s "o,.s ana TOT one
.s. -, p''oy 'n,ee minutes
s o"' vi "s"' INTO 'ne dark
- -. IN -
IL ~ '%'s u' ee,ehon'A' .a'end.f
.',, IN u~sVu "na certain ies''vas
80 o. ." ~. sAn'e aaS year ai'es
- o"e 'noeu OF S'ons'
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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
Making Greek chssss.

Madison, wis.-rhree factories In
this state are now manufacturing
Greek cheese The factories ars 10.
Gated at Milwaukee. GAINESVILLE and
Shawaao. The manufacturers are con-
ndent that the work has passed the
experimental stage. They are making
Two ysrieues-Fetz and MynSsthsaL
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
CASUALTY LIST.

Washington. Aug. s.-Army and
marine corps casualty lists snnsunced
today contained a total Of t42 names
divided as follows:
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10

New York. Aug. elderly thrsss
and q hall sold two-tsptbs Of one per
cent above par today. " "
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10

MULTIPLICATION as Book
keeper Of clerical work. Address
this Office. lSz-zt
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Draughon's Business College.
Nashxills, lem.

AHasn"ht"f
Send me, FREE. your book on
Home Study, and tell me about your
new plan Of teaehing-the plan
whereby il is EASY to learn. BY
MAIL, Bookkeeping. Shorthand,
Penmanship, etc. This notice was
clipped from the Daily ksntsekian,
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Yours truly.
...... -. .. .s.......
(Name.)
...s. -. -. -. ..s.'.........
(Addrsss.)
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10

LosT-New 37x5 Silverton Cord
tire on crofton road Sunday after
noon. Reward for return to Hotel
Latham. l2S-4t
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10

10 acres or more Of clover fsllov
for wheat for 1919. win take an
rental sas-third Of wheat crop.
Miss Althsa Flstchss,
Oak Grove Ky.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-10
Baseball Results
National League.

Pittsburg -. -. -. 's''
Cincinnati -. -. go.
Only two games today.