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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-07
Frlendshlp's Obligations.

I must feel pride In my friends nc.
complishments rs II they were mine
and a property in his vlrtues.--Em.
erson.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-07
, p<<<<<<<<<<<< 4 =
OREGON WEATHER

\ Fair, heavy to killing frost 4
\ in the morning; light. northerly :
= winds. I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

-&alfmarm Sbco. Sappmtcpcr boz
Smcnsbille luar geitern bier in Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-Sp. @iebingbagen unb Sodtcr
SRI. Innie 8iebingbagen bon It.
Sterling lnb &aitcn 9uidn1aun. cnu
Bar, nao 0eiien So6ter, Srnit G5ri.
itina Gieolngbagen iparen a,ll Mtitt,
iuodl bier in @eiddften int Nud)lab.
9cri6t.
50. 90. Mltiid lit ans Sulls &c.
fciielt infolge zines Infollcs boz,
@lattcrll. Wl,iid mar l1t,gcrc 3cit in
ct. 2ouis l,nb biente ais @eihpor-
ner Ser Betit Sllrp. IS miro arge-
1lonlmer, bob or bier sic &ronfbcits-
feline aufnabn1. Son ipeiteren Sal.
len bon glattern piiien mir nidt.
ltno ba Ser genannte Sail in miloer
Sorm aufgetreten, lit cine @crbrei-
tllng pobl ni6t at ertparten.
-slnor. 2oeb bon Neb 9irb ltatte-
tc an Montag unicrer Office einen
@eiud al. Sor 90 Sabre %eroffnete
2oeb in &eo @irb Elm 2abengeidGft,
baB er nit srobem grfoIs fiibrte unb
Dor etma ad)t Sabren mieber allfgob.
&i!r5li6 nun berfaufte CT icin &C.
idaftsgebGllbe an Serm. &osfopfc
fir 5000. &osfomsfe ein friibcrcr
&uufmam in Sablcp miro in bcn1 CT
porbclcn gcbGilbe in nGditcr 3lt-
flnft icin @eiddft cr0Ffncn.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
81, 1913, as required by he Act of
October 6, 1917.
Seds unO breiBig Stuocntcn ser
Staats llniperlitGt unb cine MnSubl
WGnner bon Columbia iino
in cine @benoldule fir 2ufti6iff-
fabrtsfunoe cingetretcrl. Sie Sdulc
unter 2eitung bes Serrn Srof.
81. Sebrid. Die &laiie bat iid Or
Ianiiiert Inn iolde, Sic iid fir ocn
meloen, por5llbereiten 90
nit ni6t iobiele als ltnbrolt6bar OBJ
Ieipieien meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Die 8oibingtonfeier in Der ct.
Souls Stride am lesten Sreitag mar
ein idoner Grfolg. Die Miibe ser
@lieoer bcs Sugenbpereines lit reid-
lid belobnt poroen. r
-gabnbofuleiiter &ramer bat 4n.
ipeillngen erbalten, feline Garluoun.
gen 5radt mcbr an5unebmen bis allf
lpeiteres. Sics wilrbe ectan I'M Der
Mnbaufnng bon Srad)t ab5ubclfen.
IS Deroen alio feline G%arlaounaeu
mebr angenommer, es iei oenn, baB
Snbalt leidt berberbenb pGre. IlIe
anoere Sradt miro nod pie Dor OIL
genommen lperben.
--Grn ausmdrtig paren am Won.
tag ecihai:ii6 1T unierer Staot: Otto
@redcafdrup. &oiebuo, s. 6. @runer
lnO Sim Saploe bon Benz, Ben
S6ultc. 6rau emile Sdulte uno
8m. @ader bon OmenspilIe, Monso
Waftbetps bon Sea, Sp. &roeter, 60.
Neoecsfp unb Souls 2oeb bon 9enl,
S. y. Semell bon &e0 8iro, Serb.
Ecglmann bon Ban .un6 Souls
Sdreiber bon MorriIon.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
VIM Ia. Sebruar idenfte SSroi,
ella Sulmann in Hbinelano, Mto.
einem Sodtcrlein Oas 2cbcn. Srou
Si,lmam mar friiber SRI. @aa
Sonef. Sbr 9attc bient 9egcnmdr.
tig IN Der Rational Irnlee.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
%, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-gSaIter Sobs reiite ON Sonntoo
bier onrd. ST befanO lid auf orm
@cse nud Burr, 9ebr. no err auf CT.
ner oarm bciMaftiei iein miro bis CT
iid 5itm 0ienite melben rulb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
-gSalter 9idmeper, bon 81. 3,

-@alter 8idmeDer, bon 81. 3,
reilte ant Wittlpod mad @lOribge,
So, moielbit er allf elmer groBen
5orm bcidGitist iein miro.
-9as @eriidt. oab ii9 elm ge.
fali6ter SiertelooIlar I'M umlaufe be.
finoet, bat ii6 ais u~nbegriinoet CT.
wicien. guf ben eriten rlellen 25
Gelts. Stiiden, Die i'm porieen SSSabr
gepragt iprrOen, lparen Die Orei5ebn
Sternc, lpeld)c Die brei5ebn uripriing.
liden Staaten Der &epllblif barltel.
len %iollen, 10 arrangiert, Dab ie6s auf
elmer lnb iicben auf Der anberen Sci.
te oes Iolcrs arrangiert paren.
S%dasamts : SefretGr Mc4ooo lieb
aber elllelt nellen Gntipurf anfertigen,
allf Dem auf beioen Seitcn oes @blers
fiinf uno urter Dem Ioler orci Ster-
ne angebradt muroen. Mls oiele
Wfln5e in Wtiiiouri eintraf, perbreite.
te lid oas @eriift, oab cine S1li1-
ing porliege, bis cine GrflGrung oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A%uffl1rung brad.
te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Sn 2incoln County ipl,roc leBte
@ode Sames Waitcrion bon bent
Silfs-Sagbmeilter S. 9. Gallagher
arretiert neil CT Elm Heb crlcst bette.
Sas erI6oiiene Sier lpog bel 200
Bfl1ro. Sebt &otmilo 5l erlegcn lit
9eiesli6 perboten uno foitete bos Ser.
gniigen Dem Waiterion MIR $7S.Oe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

-Gonmcrciut Club DISCRIMINATING
ant Sdmstag Ibrn6.
-Gbo6. SongulOocricr mar al,
Wfpntog bier bcinl 3nbnor5t.
-6rcb @lcb mo @nl. llifnlaml
battcn ont Iicu3toQ bel Dem Gountp
@eridt 81 tim.
y. Wartin &un5 bon Gtlob itat.
tetc ms an lcbtcn Samstog cincn
ipilIfommcncn @cilh ab.
SRI. Wnrtbo 6lciid fam letten
Sonrtag bon &nnlna Gin lllil ibrc
franfe Wlltter, Sroll Spbn Slciid 51
pflegcn.
-SttO @redcntGmp, E6ilipp Oh.
fer llno @co. Scooter bon Hpiebub, 10.
mie Simon Stt bon Seenlont ma.
rem Wonta9 in 0cid)Gftcn bier.
Strait CD. Moupin bcgnb iid ON
Sonntag rod Yotsoom. sic miro
lid etlife @obcn bel Serrn ltno
Srml Sranf &idcr auibolten.
-sS1brcnb scr lcbtcn 0rci Mpna.
&c bat Srit Stride $50 loao @rcnn.
bol5 b%crfauft. Nia gum crlten Gan.
ltar erbielt CT 1926, ppm Sunuor an
$3.50 Die loaD.
Sic Preiie fir gl,tomobile.Gei.
fen iinb itetig am Steigen. @ir er.
lallbcn imner nod fiinf 8rosent
Rabatt unb babcn eincn groBen 9or,
rat an Sano.
&lenf 2lunbcr 60.
-Wm. $. NnderbGltmcr bon
0rafc muBte iid elmer Spcrotion I'M
terdicben. Die Opcroticn ginq onr
Samstag in Dem Soipitol bon Or.
&. 8. Saifner Dor lid ilnb murbc boz,
SafIner inter Mtitbilic bon Or. g,lf.
ocrScioc poll3cgcu.
Serb. S6luttca, @egauficber
belt an Montog nit Dem Gountp
@eridt Mre6nuns, sIci65citie boItc
er feline Sdmeitcr, Srou Gmilie
Sarttpig aus Gbamois, ab, lebtere
miro bel ben Sdlottogs in 9lanb ei.
'len ldn9eren 9cil,d MADDEN.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
2S, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Mrnolo Seinlein bon Stonp Sill
ltebt 9egenipartia in Camp Ierritt,
N. S. trb 9eoenft baIo in Ssranfrcid
81 iein. Geo. &cihling lit in Der
@unbesbaltptitaot, or iullrbe fir ben
SienIt iiber See bcitimmt. Sreo
Naiie unb ISM. 8eisner iinb 81 ebcn
0emielben nuserforcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
3ur seiGlliseu Notisnabme!

Mit Dem 10. Iar5 beginnen6 tuer.
ben uniere Sleiidlaben am Sonntag
UNI 10 rbr morgens seidloiien unb
Bis Wontag friib nidt pie6er ge.
0ffnet iperoen.
@. S. 9anuier,
Geo. 81. &ubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

W.. JtilSSS wv Sup Nilu NV
Sod bon It. Sterling batten on
0ienstag nit Dem County 8eridt 81
tun.
Ben Sieglcr bon Smiss rciitc on
Mittpo6 mad Davenport, Sa. no
ielbit err Irbeit auf elmer Sarm onge,
nommen bat.
-Gmil Stcifcn bon Silrnpife.
Geo. Blattncr mo @ult. auguItinc
bon Smiss maren anl Oienstaa in
@eid1ften bier.
S. 9. Mepcr bon 8ap ididtc
am Oienstag 40, Sobn S6neiber 81
uno q. u. &llbn cine gauge Garlao.
ung Sdipeine mad ct. 2ollis.
-Sralt Siaac Riocibollr unb @nl.
Haltglc bon Dem, rno @nl. WorriS
bon Spensbillc battcn 0ienstag &c.
idGfte NIT ser Yrobutc Court.
DITTO 9~redenfannp, Ebilipp Gb.
fer un0 Geo. Scooter bon &oicbuo uno
Sinon Stt bon 9cemont iparen oic-
icr Gage geid)Gftsweiic in Der Stabt.
-5ranf Sdnciber brod]tc am
Gicnstag Gin $50 Eillno idiucrcs
S6ncin bierDer iiir melGeS inn
&llbn unb Sdncioer $97.40 bc5obl-
ten.
-@p. Scnef bat al @ebrilocr
Gunner bic an bos &obnbaus an
gren5enoc Got nit WcbGlloe p~crfallit.
Gic @obnung muroc ibon friiber bon
Gufncr's gcfallIt.
-ltnier Eoltumt bat quite Iusiid).
ten ais Goltamt 5~lueiter &luile pro-
flamiert 81 pcrOen; oern es peroen
BON oculicibcn nlonatli6 $500 inert
Sricimorfcn p%erfaltft.
-Gbos. S6eibt bat in 8barr,
Seros II 9lder 2ano gu $500 oen
ader gefauft. Gr miro benlnG6it
laf Scrus pcr5ieben. @ir wiini6cn
oiel Slid 81 oenl llnternebmen.
-9lue. alpprill nnb Geo. Ielt.
llann rciiten aln 9ienstag mad Sla-
er, Wto. III SunO at beieben. ZIP.
,rill erparb fiiralib cine Sarm I'M
Sottom Die CT I'M @1r5 be.
,icbcn miro.
-Sogn Sobs bot Die GDas. Saes
Sarm an Der Coles Greet fGuilid er-
porben. Die &aufSiunlmc mar
5000. Sobs miro feline Irbeit bier
lufaebcn uno OcnnG6it feline Sarm
,c5icben.
Orei Guseno leOcrne Sfcroefra.
yen gu niht mebr ais 1915 bas
9rei Susenb 9riolcs icocr
grcBen &orratb G%iienipaaren,
%Slasluaaren uno irocnc @cf1be II. (.
D. 81 alten Srciien bel
3. :. Oft, Berger, Wfo.
-@eeen aranfbcit in iciner So.
Mile fonnte Scrr Wills aln @ontaa
llbt bier iein I'M Den fir bieien
angeiagtcn Sortrag 5l balten. ;
sr miro an Sreitag Ue,lte) abcno
)ler letn Inn oieicn Sortrag arf Dem
grosram abbalten.
-Scrr unb Srau Sp. 8itte nebIt !
5obn Sulilts bon @oollam iuoren am :
Wontag IN nnirer Staot. 8ittes
i'm iiibliden Seile unIeres y
sountps moielbit Tie Den @derbou Oh. !
ieeen. 6rau 8itte mar felt 90 Sab. .
'en an Montag mieber gun, erlten ..
nal in Der Stabt. Iuf mar Dies oas ,
rite nal, Dob Sulil,s 8itte in Ser. !
mann mar. \
rue translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, NO., on Feb.
2S, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-gub Die ct. GaliIs Stride beIitt c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01


Geo. s. &lcut mar am Monto
IN 9npnbille.
-auglit Gobs bon Berger ma
OIL Wontog in Der Stobt.
3. .. Gallagher, Silfs = Sago
meiitcr, mar Sreitag IN unirer Staot
-artblr ObenbnuS lit g"egenluGr
tig 9%abnuGrter ON biciigcn 9abnbof
SEER mo 6rou 2oltis Calf Dor
Worriion bicltcn iid Sonntag bel
&eriunlbtcn bier ouf.
-Nm Srcitog iDurc,l @ul. ul0 Sp.
Hebn1crt, ionic hcs letten Sobn, ac.
ifdfts6nlbcr in Scr Sta0t.
-Son eincm 6iueipGhcntlibcn @c,
illd IN ct. 2ol,is fcbrte 5ruu Sp. q.
Seize om Somstu0 5urild.
SoDn 3rllid, Sobn bon GSrnu
@comig gllidmcpcr lit in Milluuufcc
ant Nerbenficbcr erfronft.
-Ynltor &asmann ut0 Sunlilic
bcluhtcl lctte @ohc Scrrn Sp. &oss
mann in Gtlab, eincn Onfcl 0es
Faitors.
50. ". uno Spbn Scmpclmonn,
ionic Geo. Mobinion bon Roicblto
iparei 5rcitag geitGftlid in Ser ,
rlolln.
Set id bon alenf's Garage Elm
@aiolin goupon.gud eefauft ipare
i'd bon 2 Biz A Gents an ieoer @aI.
lone @aioIine.
6ralt allg. 8llrrclmcpcr reiite
mad ct. 2ouis III, ibrcn bnielbIt
ip%obncnoen &inbcrn nit cincrn Be.
illh 81 c%rfreuen.
-9p. Silfcrbaunlcr uno Sohn
Omar uno Geo. S%ilferballnlcr bon
nobc Spensbille buttcn Somstoa in
,~lnicrcr Stoot 81 tun.
Sri. &. @orrell, cine 2cbrcrin
Der 8%usconooc Shulc, mar AM
Sonnstag mo Snnntog @ait in Dem :,
Sauic Der Srau 6. @ilo.
Ser inb Srnu Nlrguit @oltbcr
bon ct. 2ouis pcrlebten Sumstoa
ilno Montag III Dem goitlidcn ,&eim
bon Il,guit 9rinfmonn. eircs 9r,.
hcrs Der 5rau @aItbcrs.
Strait Sobn Sud fam lestc 40.
die bon eincm lGnseren 9cilttc in Ct.
Scuis 5uriif. Sic mar bcglcitct bon
ibrer Sodter Srau Nltic &onitcincr,
Die bier Glide Gage ollf @eiud iucilcn
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSO URI

Ve9run0et 1911.
aapital $4,000. l1eberi@ub $4,000
@,itbaben iiber $4,000.
8etreibt elm aIaemeines 8ant9eIhdft.
8e3ablt 4 yro5ent auf 8eit.0 epoften.
De5ablt 3 8ro3ent auf Spar eppiiteu.
9ot Siberbeitss0 epoiits8dfteu su bernie.
then.
nno bittet freunblibf UNI cure 8unb
ihaft.
Direftpren:
Sim0n 8De9er. g. u. Neger.
q. g%ngelbreft, VI. v. Rocler,
lteD. 8nfd)mann. gha8. %. Omen,
6enrp 2anaenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
20, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-gu6 Die 81. 8aliIs Stride beIitt
cine 9icnitflaese. 9ieielbe entbaIt
10 Sterne. Sic lit gigcntlm Scr g.
.. 6. SonntaeiduI.G Iaiie, sic iie Al,
ebret GINGER Der @Iieoer Scr aIaiie,
Die i'm 9ienit lteben, idon Dor I'm.
gcrer 3eit falften.
-Souiiiant S6neu bat feline
Fferoc an ISM. Soppe Sr. bon Stolpe
oerfaltft. % Souiiiant i'll aIoiie 1
Der 8ceiitrierten peracidnef Itebt,
mlib CT borausiidtIif balb in Oienit
treten. Sas lit Ger @rlrnb mcslpcqeu
or ieine Sferoc perfouft bat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
SERGEANT MOTT OSBORN

washington. Dec. 22,-Sergt, Mott
Osborn. KentuekiAn serving with
Company II OF the 4fth Infantry.
American Expeditionary Forces, has
been cited for distinguished service,
the War Department announced to-
lAy
The citation is for extraordinary
hsrolsm in battle southeast OF Bazoehe
France. on August z.
Although wounded in the head ane
ulhouidcr. sergt Osborn rejoined his
platoon as soon as his wounds mad
been dressed and remained with II
until the command WAS relieved
In this action. the War Department
reports. he displayed rare qualities OF
iaatership and judgment under heavy
are from machine guns and rifles.
Sergt. osborns home is at Load
0reenup-co.. Ky.
His next of Kin Is Nathan Osborn
sf Crccnup-co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
ROAD MEETING
AT PAINTSVILLE
NEXT FRIDAY
BIG SANDY COUNTIES TO HAVE
REPRESENTATIVES MEET
THERE JANUARY sRD.

The highway meeting OF Big San
dlans. calico to meet at Paintsville
FRIDAY. January ard, is being received
With enthusiasm. according TO reports
coming to us.
Ashland and Huntington business
mon are joining in the movement and
promise TO send strong delegations to
the meeting. The newspapers OF those
towns are booming the project.
A. stated last week In the NEWS
tho object OF the proposed organiza-
tion IL the construction OF q modern
read from Boyd county TO Plkeville or
to the Virginia lire, Then would fol-
low tho necessary encouragement to
roads leading hack into the various
counties and connecting with the main
ROAD.
Let all who are interested In inn
proving tho Big Sandy country attend
this meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
KEEP YOUR PLEDGE
ON W. S. STAMPS

December 81 is the limit OF time on
the pledges signed June 2S to buy war
Savings Stamps. II you have not yet
bought all you promised 10 buy please
do so ut once. The government is bor-
rowing money on short time certin-
Gates based upon the amount OF w.
S. S. cards signed, and you are ex-
pected to keep the pledge in order 10
pay on these certificates. IL will be
only four years until you will get your
money back with 427 per cent inter-
est and you also will have the salts
faction OF knowing you did your duty
Those who are cashing in their GER
tihcates now are doing wrong, except
In few OF the most extreme cases.
In all other cases IL is unfair because
they get credit for having bought
stamps and unless the list OF those
who demand their money back is pub
lished, they win get credit for some
thing they do not deserve.
The fact that the war Is over makes
no difference with this obligation. The
money has already been spent The
greater part OF the expense Of the war
will continue as long as the army re-
mains TO be fed and clothed and trans
ported.
Suppose the authorities at Washing
| ton should order the postmasters At
all county seats to have published =
J list OF all persons who cash in their
w. s. s. certificates in 1918 and 1919?
How would these feel who have their
name n that list2 or course, in cases
OF ext.t .ae necessity, II would be al
right liut there are very few such
cases amongst those who bought
| stamps.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
WEBBVIILE.

The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Johnson, who was seriously burned
several days ago, died Friday morn
ing at one o'clock. The remains
were taken to Cherokee Saturday for
lnterment.
Influenza is raging in our communi-
". Mr.. Albert Kitchin and family and
Horace Thompson and family have
been stricken with 1t.
Very sorry TO hear of Uncle Levi
Kitchin's death.
Dosha Hammond and Ida Bell Chat
fin were shopping here Saturday,
Miss Dorothy D. webb is elerkinE
In Eliza Ssmith x Son store.
Fred, Bertha and Irene Lang were
visiting the Misses Ruth and Eunice
Thompson OF Jattie Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Shepherd and Mrs. Sal
lie Gardner were visiting the sick fam
lilies OF Albert Kitchin and Horace
Thompson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Walters and
daughter. Mrs. ID. j. Thompson, at
tended the burial OF their daughter
and sister. Mrs, Roscoe Walters, at
Catlettsburg.
Miss Maude Webb, who has been
employed at Washington, d, c., spent
few days with her sister, Mrs. J. F.
Lang. recently.
Charley Holbrooks passed through
here enroute to Blaine to visit rela
tlves,
Essie and Estin Roberts spent Sun
day with the Misses Ruth and Allie
Shepherd
Walter Thompson, who has beer
lattending school at Wilmore, is al
home for the holidays
Samuel Shepherd had the mis-
fortune of losing two fine calves.
Mrs. Eliza Smith and daughter. Ru-
by. who have been visiting relatives
at Logan, w. Va. are expected home
soon
Mary Frailey and Clara Sparks were
shopping here Saturday
George Stewart is very III at this
writing.
We are glad to see the soldiers re-
turning home.
Dr. d, j. Thompson and wife at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Roscoe
Walters, who died at Washington, ID
c.. and was brought to Catlettsburl
for interment.
Miss Mary Shepherd, of Huntington
w. Va, is visiting her brother, Sam.
uel Shepherd.
Pvt. Green Perkins. of Camp Tay-
lor is home on nine day furlough
Clyde Kitchin and father. OF Iowa
are visiting friends and relatives here
Mrs. Elizabeth Pennington win &C
to Ohio to spend Christmas with hei
children.
Jake and Omar Lang made a bust
ness trip to Ashland last week.
Mrs. Leila Wilcox, of Grayson. was
calling on friends Friday night.
Gray Eyes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
CASUALTY LIST

Dewey Peck of McRoberts was
wounded in action.
IA "a
David Martin of Hindman, previous:
ly reported missing. was killed in ac-
tion.
Patrick Belcher. of iMillarc, Pike
county, is among the slightly wounded
"a "a
Patton Potter. OF Ashcamp Pike
county, Is reported missing In action
IA "a
Capt. Harry A. Sabiston. of Nc
Weigh. Pike county, was severely
wounded.
"a IA
Grade Burchett of Prestonsburg,
died from accident
IA IA
Jas. Caudill, of Riceville, was woun-
ded, degree undetermined.
"a pa
Earl Artist, of Rush. was wounded
in action.
IA IA
Dave Ksndrick. of Pikeville was
wounded,
"a "a
Herbert o. Lynch of Alvin. was
slightly wounded.
n "a
John Miller, OF Catlettsburg. was
severely wounded.
"a IA
Sgts. Reginald Wheeler, OF Salyers-
vile and Harvey G. Virgin, of Gray
son, were wounded
NJ Pa
Lorehza Ward of Boone's Camp. wa:
wounded in action.
David Pennington, of Ratcliff, wa
wounded severely.
"a "a
Claude Vanhoose, of NiPpa, wa
wounded,
Rh
Chas. Leslie Huffman of Pikeyille
was wounded severely. Also w II
Goodman, OF Olive Hill.
"a "a
Monroe Stambaugh, Of Sip. wa
slightly wounded.
Pa "a
| Dewitt Pigman, of Hindman wa
| WOunueu, utBTce uHueleTHllHeu. AIS
Henry Moore, of Catlettsburg.
"a "a
Edward A. West of Ashland, Jas. 5
Damron. of Warfield and Howar
Vaughan, of Rush, were slightly woun
dee.
Va IA
John w. Wolfe, of Davella, Marti
county, was severely woun in action,
E ri
Jas, Manley, of Hardy, Pike coun
ty and John Nickel, of Camel Cit,
We're severely wounded.
IA "a
Waasel PelleN, of Van Lear, wa
slightly wounded.
IA "a
Sergeant Herbert Ward, OF Paints
vile, was wounded severely.
E IA
Private Rus Cordle, of Cordell, we
wounded slightly,
IA "a
DR.. Harry r. Parker. formerly /,
Williamson and Huntington, W. We
died suddenly in an army hospital
Camp Mills, L. l. Monday of pnet
monia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Cared A, Hobart Thompson Il. tc
Myrtle Williamson, 10, OF Cherokee
Ephraim Spauldlng Al, to Mary Ell
len Miller 27, of Martha.
Henry Rowe, 2l, to Esta Lowe, 16
of Georges creek.
Austin Webb, 20, to vata Holbrook
10, of Gladys.
Hobert Daniels. 10, to Maria Susar
Cox. 10, of r. d. 1, Louisa.
Fred Campbell Sergent 22, to Myr-
tie Pack 20, of Blaine.
Bert Hampton. 80. to Nora Clay. "a
of Louisa.
Willie X. Hayes. Fl. to Martha e
Thompson, 20, OF Jattie.
A. J. Mills, 2i, to Ethel Dials 10, OF
Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
CURT JETT MARRiEs
HIS OLD SWEETHEART

Curt Jett, paroled December II from
the Frankfort .Reformatory after sery-
ing fifteen years OF y life sentence for
killing James u. Mnrcum and James
Cockrcll was married in Lexington 10
Mrs. Dora Bullock Atkins, ar old
sweetheart. Jett is now preaching in
mstili-co He did religious work In the
pcnitentiary for about ten years. He
was serving two life sentences when
Daroled
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
VARNEY MOVED
TO ASHLAND

Mr.. varney's success In supervising
trict agricultural agent, has moved
from Plkeville to Ashland BY order of
the State authorities. They selected
that as the most accessible point for
the work laid out for Mr.. varney by
the higher authorities.
Mr., Varneys success In supervising
and pushing along the work in the
various counties has been of the high
est order. He has had under consid-
GRAFTON an offer from two counties in
western Kentucky, but we are delight
ed that he has decided to remain In
this district. where there is so much
room for Improvement in the agricul-
tural line and so much demand for II
strong man TO handle II.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
DWELLING HOUSE DESTROY
ED BY FIRE TUESDAY

A house in Louisa occupied by AL
bert Childers and family was destroy
ed by fire last Tuesday afternoon. It
was the one purchased by the b. & o..
railway company from M. G. Berry.
situated alongside the C. & o. track
just across Jones branch.
The flames got under good headway
during two hours that Mrs Childers
was absent from home Very little of
the contents of the house was saved
there being no water plug near enough
to use. Mr.. Childers has charge of The
pump at the G. s. .. water pump.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
100 FROM KENTUCKY
DIED WHILE IN SERVICE

More than 1900 Kentucky boys have
given their lives, including those who
died in training camps. that liberty
might prevail. Their names aud the
record OF their deeds OF heroism are
being complied by the Kentucky Coun
ell of Defense through State Historian
Fred p. Caldwell and county histor-
ians who have been appointed in prac-
tically every county in Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
M. s. CHURCH sourA.

"The Inspiration of New Missionary
Advance" is the subject Sunday morn
ing. Intolerance is the evening sub
ject.
Morning service 1880.
Evening sermon $3.50.
Epworth League $3.50.
Sunday school $500 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday $3.50.
Bible Class 6;3e Thursday p. m.
Your presence at these services
earnestly desired. HERBERT o.
CHAMBERS. Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-27
PLENTY OF GAS
IN EASTERN KENTUCKY

7. T.. Dimick. gas operator, testi-
Tying in the suit OF the city against
the Louisville Gas q Electric company,
said there was enough gas in Eastern
Kentucky to supply the citys needs II
pipes were laid TO carry the supply.