The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1918-09-11


rruxxsrr are becoming rampant. NC
g,s A, NO ridiculous for them to cir.
-xspx and find hearers. The mum
osrn~sT VI these lies is becoming sc
axr4exl that the Government Is
srsapns apprehensive and asks the
yyxszsGSs everywhere to help STAMP
uxa ssse sedition-sowing villains
nxyw us print a number of theil
Mvc-xx lies which were nailed by
"a. u. Louis Republic, and given
lsna sr she Committee on Public In
gasrEsSsn7.
yx 10. 4. That Mr.. Joseph p.
sgrusxY, secretary to President Will
WIZ. wss found guilty of treason.
-rsr n Fort Leavenworth, stood up
,sunaa 4 wall and shot
y7sgutary Tumulty. in an Official
sy,yrgrO ls 7ication, has nailed this as
Ga. sSshout any foundation.)
gEG 40. 2. That a sweater knit
w e. Louis for the soldiers in
yIs.zg vas sold by Red Cross work
t,,V ,uai identified by the woman who
ftxt L hy a piece of currency sewed
Mss No. fabric.
S8g~5s of the Red Cross Society
nE. Louis have branded this as
.Ass2 SEGREGATION. Nothing handled
sy fse Red Cross Society is soldO
LIZ 10. 3. That all the boys
atrT MAJ between the ages of 16 and
81 rarz of age are to be drafted in
b. rs army by January l.
}Eng,ress fixed the ages of men
.szs PISS to the draft at 81 to 81 years,
lzcIul.7q, and now is to as.
--EHG No. Z. That tobacco collect
rsE &7Rggb the various agencies for
-aSs ,z,au overseas is not given to
sasrU ,mtil they have paid from so
-zsga 20 s2.50 a package for it.
tyef Republic brands this a lie.
,fIg bcgahlic has sent several thous-
Ar ,ERllsrs worth of tobacco to
g-snus. and not one cent has been
saazzzz The soldiers for it,
Any So. ). That no soldier or
xeyH.. after he leaves American
Cd. So. p gprmitted to write home.
Fv:aa lie is patent to hundreds of
saxa z-Js women who have been re-
.1,sg,ns Etai from friends and rela-
riSs5 G The eXpeditiOnary force in
ErxsN
.. .ENs VI. q. Mrs. Charles G. Roe
al g84Ezgo says a caller told her that
'',.sz:yz bldy I know of is getting the
acE - l5ra wool they knit from the
l&.nxSrzzleut, and you ought to quit
.SaE1z2E until your expenses are al
&xetT
s1nSrqss has never authorized
.sEl!ase Ia pay one cent for wool or
aESgT q the knitting CT articles for
sRF cHdiers and sailors)
-IkE IA. =. That the recent regis
lnEfifa at women was to find out
8az sauch money each had in the
lkaRA a8W much of this was owed
ana Fserything about each regis
xEaot personal affairs.
FR,ega this lie was given credence
Sy zAHy women who should have
ttHSU. lstter, still it is without
,Aa1EEiJnn from the very fact that
saaH casa,rarion was voluntary, and
shc SEaslions Of personal nature
~ETI RIC asked. Any woman who
r-asMEscrl Knows this.)
LII 80. g. That the millions
.,sdSTiSI from the public for Red
'5-En Uack goes into the pockets of
Sessgas, aud chat the soldiers and
.Ss.As,s ger none of it, nor any OF its
gez4E This lie was reported by
j z 1lsvis, secretary Of the Elks at
sizabe4, s. D.
Gen and women at the head of
.aos EeG Cross Society are the most
Gear2Ey imaginable. They were Sc
astsL for the work because of this
sgfL T1rk done abroad and in the
king rRmps and cantonments in the
7.xlt94 States by the Red Cross nails
l6e Is pro-German propaganda
An. 80. %. That Base Hospital
EUa Washington University No.
"a aaa been annihilated while en-
,s@iEa overseas, or that leading mem
nrra ri the organization had been
zrrruts5i as spies by the American
koSHuneut.
(yxEhiugton administration emf
.shAtk8lly discredited this assertion
n ag5cial cummunicationsD
Liz No. 10. That canned goods
segi 80 by the housewives in st. Louis
GarG 70 be seized by the Govern
.nfsri and appropriated to the use of
me army aud navy.
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