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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-20

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-20

VIM. Aitkin was Richmond WIS.,
itor the past week. He came to
move his furniture to Preston where
he expects e Flocatsssss as.s.,,..., \,
Mr. Ed, Wsyo AEin Ladrsas a,d
Clarence Hahon, Z After frq6
4osM. Ssvs Zone Il nanny II
to Montana. They expect to fish in
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
CTETE TUTO LACI A IVA.
zUJTE O nj.

"a akru urodneho pozemku,
SO akru pod pluhem, mono o.
rat vice, dobra stavnata past
vina, zivy potok cely rok, 7 a.
kru javoroveho lesa, nova ban
60x100, velky slepicnik, milk
house, sypka, novy 8 pokojovy
dunn, 3 studne, dobra voda,
akry psenice, 7 akru korny, 20
akru ovsa, 2 akry brambor, SO
tun sena. 10 nejlepslch holsty-
mex krav, 2 telata, 2 slime mia
de kone ceny $500, SO slepic,
veskere farmarske stroje, cisty
rocni prijem "a mleko $1,000,
cena teto fanny pouhych 5000
dollaru, hotove $4,000, zadny
handl, presvedcte Sc a uznate.
lie je to lace; dale nam velkou
|radu jinych urodnych malych
j velkych farem ma prodej neb
|vymenu.
Jos. Pechota. pozemkovy jed
mattel, 6319 Hamm Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
H''''a'''''' ''Numm'' '''''''p
!! Bila PAM Il! J, /. |
Roman Napsa w. Collins

ven Sc mnou vysla prlchozim
vstric take hospodyne, kterou
kdyz baron v prujezde spatri,,
lined k nj pristoupil a pral 81
vedeti, zdaz ptal Sc ma neho ne
kdo v dnech poslednich. Hospo
dyne vyrizovala, re byl tady ia
kysi pan, jenz Sc vyptaval, kdy
panstvo prijede. Baron ptal Sc
lined ma jmeno onoho pana,
jenz ale hospodym jmena sve-
no neoznamil. Potom jala Sc no
spodyne neznameho popisovati
a tn baron svrastil cello, zabru
eel cosi a v patrne zlosti vessel
do domu, aniz by vice S nekym
promluvil. Nemohla jsem po-
chopiti, proc jej takova malic-
mohla rozzlosm :vileue jsicut
! kost v te mire mohla rozzlo-
biti.
Dale jsou oba hoste, hrabe u
hrabenka Foskovi, V mem Sc
znamu nejblizsi. Zmlnim Sc
nejprve hrabence, abych s nj
co nejdrive byla hotova.
Laura mela pravdu, kdyz mi
psala, ze jeji teta velmi Sc zme
nila a re neni ami k poznani.
Hrab6nka byvala V mladslch le
tech odpornOu a zlostnou, kde
ITO nyni chova Sc tise, skoro po
korne. Je nesmirne hubena,
tax re podoba Sc kostre, ma nlz
saty byly naveseny. Nynf cita
asi triactyrycet let. Cele hodi-
ny dovede vysed6ti ma jedinem
miste, pfi cemz bud plete, ne
bo vyrabf dosti uncle cigarety
pro sveho manzela, jemuz zda
Sc byti neobmezene oddana a
ma nehoz primo zuriv6 jest zar
livOu.
Chvilemi objevi sc ma jeji
rtech osklivy usmev, ktery
svedci. zatatn-zenstina az do
sud jest zlomyslnou, byt to
lpeclive skryvala. Ia to jeii
manzel, hrabe Fosko cini ma
mne rozhodne pfiznivy DOZEN,
ba priznivejsi, nez jsem Sc ma
dala. Ami nevim, proc jsem 81
no tax obllbila a proc ma neho
casteji myslivam. Skoro osty-
cham Sc sveriti to temto listum.
Az posud ma zadneho muze,
ami pana Hartrighta nevyjima
'je, tolik jsem nemyslila, jake
ma hrabete Fosku.
A prece neni ma mem mic
zvlastniho. Je ku prikladu veil
ce telnaty. Druhdy byl mi ka.
zdy podobny clovek nejvys cd
pornym. Vzdycky jsem Sc vzpi
rala nahledu, re SLIM, tlustsi Ii.
de jsou dobromyslni. Nyni sou
dim jinak!
Jeho tvar jest rozhodne "a.
!, j!mavou. Podobat Sc skoro up
! ne svetoborci Napoleonovi. Ta.
, tic napadna podobnost nej
vetsim vojinem nyndjsiho veky
, ucinila ma mne hned pocatkv
: veliky DOZEN. Take jeho po
: hled jest prazvlastni. V sedyck
: Jeho ocich jako by spocivalc
7 nejake kouzlo. Rada Sc divan
do jeho tvafe, pri cemz vsah
vzdycky pocitim cosi znepoko
Jiveho. Barva jeho pleti je bi
la, coz zvlaste jest V odporu ;
| vlasem jako havran cernym
Baron Percival rekl, re hrabt
: Jest iiz skoro Sedesat let star
coz zda Sc mi byti pravdepo
! dobno.
Neni pochyby, re ono kou
zlo, ktere ma mne tax mocnt
t pusobilo, spociva v jeho ocich
4 Take spusob jeho mluveni j.
zajimavy prijemny. Angli
cky mluvi tax lahodne, JAKE
: by od maickosti I'll v Anglii
z Vubec jest ma hrabeti vsechnt
yVI Sty,1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
Severiv
PraSek
ma nohy

(Severa's Foot Powder). Umyjte 81
vzdy ma noe nohy horke vode a
rano vetfete troohu prasku do no.
hou, ma slapadla, mezi prsty j do
patty a vsypte trochu prasku i do
strevicI a punGoch. Jest to nejlepsf
pohova pro potici Sc, bolave, nabe-
HE unavene nohy. Udrzuje obuv,
puneochy nohy suchu. Cena rs
cent? "a krabici vsude v lekarnach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

ildk il HepOJIHeIluJe, HeZ UluJ
andeli!"
O moji prizen zvlaste pecli-
I've sc uchazel. Prokazoval mi
lined pocatku vselike zdvori-
losti, ale vzdy jen tenkrate,
kdyz hrabenka to nevidela.
Kdysi zeptala jsem Sc baro-
Ina Percivala, co jest mu znamo
e minulosti hrabete. Baron dal
mi odpoved' dosti neurcitou.
|Setkal Sc MIN pry pred lety y
Rfme a cd te DOLBY jsou prateli
a procestovali spolu skoro pul
Evropy.
"Zda se," pravil baron, "ze
|hrabe jest obeti sveho% polite
keho presvedceni a re nesmi
Sc trvale zdrzovati v Italii. Ji-
sto jest, re udrzuje ustavicne
lstyky Sc svymi krajany, v An
|glii usedlymi. Jiz druhy den po
SVEN prlchodu vyptaval Sc, jak
|daleko jest do nejblizsiho me-
sta a zdaz tam bydli nekteri
jeho krajane."
Kazdeho dne dostava mnoz-
stvl dopisu, opatrenych velky-
mi pecetemi. Vsimla jsem 81,
re jsou to peccti 1radni. Patr-
ne jest We spojeni Sc svojf VIA
dou, coz by ale Ease odporova-
10 commence, BE jest obeti poll
tickeho presvedceni.
Skoro Sc mi zda, ze napsala
jsem pfilis mnoho tonito hra-
beti.
Tretiho dine po prijezdu no.
vomanzelU pfisla do domu ma
vsteva. Sed6li jsme prave V sa-
ionu snidani, kdyz tom We
ljde sluha a oznamoval:
'Pan Meriman prave prisel
a zada pana barona "a soukro-
mou rozmluvu."
Baron Percival Sc ulekl a ia
hledel Sc zlostn6 ma sluhu.
"Pan Meriman?" opakovai,
jake by neveril svemu sluhovi.
"Ano, pane barone, pan Me-
riman prave prijel Z Londy-
na,' pravil znovu sluha.
"Kde jest?"
"Uvedl jsem jej do knihov-
ny, pane barone," znela odpo-
ved'.
J Baron Sc zvedl spesne ode
sci, aniz by jedineho slova pro
nesl.
"Kdo Jest tento Mcriman?"
ptala Sc Laura ke mne obra-
cena.
! "Nevim a take jsem posud
toto jmeno nesIysela," odpove-
della jsem.
Hrabe Fosko prave dopijel
cokoladu, nacez klidne pravil !:
PAN Meriman jest pravnim
zastupcem barona Percivala. "
.Byla to prima odpoved' na
otazku Laurinu a prece byla zA
techto Okolnosti nedostateC
nou. Kdyby byl pan Meriman
Ipfijel ma rozkaz barona, neby-
10 by tom mic napadneho, ze
|opustil hlavni mesto vydal sc
ma cestu. Ale kdyz advokat pr
jede z Londyna do Hampshiru,
aniz by k tomu byl vyzvan, a
kdyz jeho piichod tax nepri-
jennie prekvapi, jak jsme to Il
! barona videli, tn zajiste mozno
Sc domnivati, re prinasi dule-
ute neocekavane zpravy.
> Laura ia zustaly jsme jeste
asi ctvrt hodiny mlcky sedeti u
\ stolu neprijemnvch predtu-
chach toho, co Sc asi stale ne
trpelive hledely isme ku d>e-
> rim, jimiz mel Sc baron Perci-
val vratiti do salonu. Ale kdy2
baron dlouho neprichazel, po.
; vstaly jsme, abychom odcsly.
hE Iy,D-uE ~ -,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

Kdyz konecne po dlouhych
obradnostech molly jsme Sc u
chyiiti samotny do meho poko-
'jiku, ocekavala jsem, re prece
povi mi neco o SVEN pomeru K
baronovi, SVEN manzelstvi.
Avsak sotva dotekla jsem Sc
teto veci, polozila mi ruku ma
usta onim vabnym, milym po-
hledem, jaky mivala pro mne
vzdy, dokud nebylo mezi nami
zadnych tajnosti.
"Ucinime nejlepe, mole dra
ha," pravila, "kdyz mole man
zelstvl povazovati budeme je-
nom "a to, elm skutecne jest a
kdyz o mem budeme co nejme-
ne mluviti."
"Tedy nechces ukojiti moi
zvedavost?" zeptala jsem Sc s
jemnou vycitkou.
"Rada bych tt vse povedela,
mila, vse, co Sc mne tyka," pra
villa, "avsak tim bys nebyla u
spokojena a mole zpravy byly
by neuplne, nebot potom bys
chtela, ano musila bys chtiti
zpravy o mem manzelu, ktere
vsak muslin zamlceti We pro-
speech svuj, We prospech baro-
ma i tvuj vlastni. Tim ale ne
chci fici, re by te ty zpravy Ia.
rmoutily - o nikoli! Mech mne
tax, jak jsem. Chci byti stast-
ma We tive spolecnosti!"
Pc tech slovech rozhledla Sc
po pokoji a jevila prijemne pre-
kvapeni.
"Jak isl hodna, re jsi tolik
veci, tolik starych znamych pri
vezla z Limmeridgu," pravila
a pristoupila ku skrince na
knihy. "Tato skrinka, tamto
tvuj stolek sici, urovnany jako
vzdy, ba stary, veliky tvGj
destnik budou posvatnymi pa
matkami v tomto dome! Ovsem
nejmilejsi nest mi tvoje upri-
mne ale made vSechno libi! O
rikas, ze neni hezka, ktera Sc
mne ale made vseechn9 libi. o
M arie, slib mi, ze sc nikdy ne
provdas, re vzdy u mne zusta-
nes."
Pristoupila Ease ke mne a
vroucne mne objala.
"Dostala jsi nejake dopisy
V posledni dobe?" zeptala Sc
pri tom skoro septem.
Rozumela jsem, proc Sc pta
la zavrtela jsem hlavou, ne
majic po ruce vhodne odpo-
vedi.
"Slysela jsi neco O nem?"
rokracovala, hladic duvern6
moji tvar. "Vede Sc mu dobre .
Je Stasten We SVEN novem povo
lani? Zapomn6l uz ma mne?"
Nemela Sc tax ptati, mela 81
pamatovati ma svuj slib, kterJ
byla mi ucinila pred svatbou
kdyz Hartrightovy kresby M
odevzdala a kdyz pravila, ze
nikdy jiz nechce je videti a nj.
kdy mem mluviti. Ale bohu.
eel, clovek jest tvor slaby, "a
pomlnajlcl velmi brzy ma sIibs
ucinene. PrOto necinila jsem i
zadnych vycitek a jenom jsen
j rekla, re poslednich dnecl
vubec jsem Hartrightovi neps.
la a take cd neho zadnycl
zprav nedostala.
SpOkojila Sc a nel'ikala nj
echo.
Nyni ale Jest treba, abyci
zminila Sc take ostatnich os,
bach, jez Laurou pribyly dc
domu. Prvni mole pozornos
patti jeilmu manzeli. Barol
zmanil sc ponekud. Je ustavi,
ne mrzutym a IDA Sc byti hub,
nejsim, nez byl driv. Bee usta
III pokaslava. Ke mne neni il,
ia k Vlldnym a ZdyOrilVm ITyi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

PRODA Sc dvourodinny cihlo-
Wy dum velmi LEVINE aneb sc w
meni "a menSi domek. Haste
Sc elsie 1920 Svec ave. z E.
131. ul. v Mt. Pleasant. 7-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

PRIJMOU Sc prodavacky We
slriznim obchode E. j. Vorla,
3737 Broadway. /?
The sun., 1918-07-20
WILL DARKEN SIGNS
FOUR NIGHTS A WEEK
Garfield Orders NeW Ban to
Soue Fuel for Winter.
Special Despatch 10 THE Sun,

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-More lightless
nights, but of a modified character, have
been ordered Fuel Administrator Gar
field, fearing another failure Of fuel next
winter, has decided to begin curtailing
Immediately. His orders, affecting the
Northeastern States more materially
than the rest OF the country. stipulste
that on specified nights the use OF arti-
ficial light for night displays and adver-
Using signs. including shop windows. Is
forbidden.
Four dark nights week for North
ca stern States and two a week for the
remainder Of the country are ordered
The four dark nights schedule will be
in effect In all Of New England, New
York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Della
ware, Maryland and the District Of Co
iumbia-
throughout the country Monday and
Tuesday nights will be minus electric
Advertising displays and similar illumin
! atoms. In the Northeastern State
wednesday and Thursday nights als'
will be Iightless as far as the order de
| mands
Investigation by the Bureau Of Stand
ards led TO a report to the Fuel Admin
istratIon In which II was prophesiet tina
F. half million tons OF coal would b
saved yearly and that 10000 tons wouit
| be saved IN New York alone.
The sun., 1918-07-20
ROOSEVELT SILENT:
SEEKS NEWS OF SON
"Politics Furthest Thing From,
My Mind" He Says.

Col. Roosevelt under no circumstances
will talk at this time about the Repub-
Iican Governorshp question. All po-
litical matters are to be laid aside by
the former President until some definite
information is learned Of Lieut.. Quentin
Roosevelts fate.
Politics is the furthest thing from my
mind at the moment. There Is only one
thing before me. and you know what
that is" he commented last night
Col Roosevelt said that he had re-
ceived the telegram from Attorney
General Merton F. Lewis in which the
latter says that he will withdraw from
the race for the Republican nomination
IL the Colonel will consent to run. How
ever, the Colonel does not intend to re-
oily to this telegram at the present time,
and neither will he do anything about
the round robin which has been signed
by delegates at the convention at Sar-
atoga,
Scores OF kilograms urging him to be-
come a candidate were received by the
Colonel at oyster Bay, and many OF
them were from women. These too will
remain unanswered for the time being
The sun., 1918-07-20
NEWBERRY TO STAY IN RACE
Detroit Man VIII Contest for Sem
ate Sent Against Ford.

DETROIT, July i9.-Truman II. New
berry will not withdraw from the race
for the Republican Senatorial nomina-
ton, II was announced here to-day.
The announcement followed reports
that Republican leaders were endeavor-
ing to bring about united backing for
one candidate against Henry Ford The
latter's name is expected to appear on
both party ballots.
Chase $, Osborn Is candidate. and
petitions have been circulated for Sem
ator William Alden Smith.
The sun., 1918-07-20
Mgr. Iaye. viii Sail Soon.

II was announced last night by the
knights of Columbus committee on war
work activities that Mgr. Patrick j.
Hayes. Auxiliary Bishop of New York
and Bishop Ordinary OF the United
States forces. with supervision over the
knights of Columbus chsplsihs. will sail
for France soon after the knights OF
Columbus Victory Convention In New
York. August 6 and 7.
The sun., 1918-07-20

wAsHINGroS. July l9.-Provost Mar
shall General Crowder to-day issued an
additional school draft call for 3,4O0
men. allotted among twelve States, The
men are to be grammar school graduates
and qualified for general military ser
vice. They win entrain between August
"a and 10.
The sun., 1918-07-20
Ask Reward for whitman.

We believe that the one test which
should inspire and control the action OF
every voter Irrespective OF party in this
coming campaign. should be the noni-
nation and election OF the candidates
whose service In office will best assure
that New York will continue to do its
part in all that pertains to the war, For
ourselves and our candidates, We shall
gladly accept judgment according TO
| that standard. and We challenge the
closest scrutiny OF all that New York
has done for the State and the nation
under the leadership OF its great war
Governor. Charles s. Whitman"
| After commencing the Whitman ad-
ministration generally, and calling
specific attention to the Improvement In
conduct and management OF the depart
ments having in charge the prisons, thu
States insane and feeble minded wards
and the agricultural and the fnanca
interests, the platform concluded;
1.-THE return to the standard type o.
Democratic state administration would
mt any time he a public misfortune. ant
under present conditions, It would be
rational calamity. All that we ask is tina
the people remember. and see to II tina
1.-The present high standard Of State ser
vice Is maintained.
The sun., 1918-07-20

Cuban OmiciaI Leaves for 4. o.
A CuBAN PORT. July l9.-Brigadisr
General Jose Marti. Cuban Secretary OF
War. has departed for the United States
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Grccnwood Count, Irn4 ncnI.Wcll

The MIA hauf1H tll 81 tlS '7' 80,
ou tho Dryden farm iu 3G-2i-N is a
iol' OH well. The owurr1 are swnh-
bins IL and It ls mixing 500 barrels
atlls II is the best wcll set com'
plotted In Greenwood county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
srnNI. nILII

SrONI BLiII Th" 'ofdon on 4"
Grs co s drilling nt goo feet on the
ltothtmmcr farm iu tho southeast
corner ut the sdulhNr. ul l-lb-l'.
The rumo company has a small
showing ~ the NcNnolds No. iu tho
center uf the north iinr oi the north
east OF tho northwest ot b-lo.Ib ana
viii shoot u II has been drilled lhru
the sand 90 total depth OF l,2l0 feet.
-. g.. GooIo is sun smut down at 900
| feet ON the $ Barnett No. Z In the
center of the east line of the south
west Of the southeast Of S-lb-l5.
In p.lG-l5 the Bl1Ckhlwk No. - ON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

SOUTH OF EIDORADO "A. L. Der
by associated with Black and Adams
have spudded No, 2 on the Sluss farm
oftsettng the new Patton we'll lust
completed TO the west II ls In a5-26-5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

CoPhN-Herring and Medler will
spud IN Tuesday In the southwest cor
-urr~, OF the northeast OF 24-2s-i2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

CARRIER The Sinclair oil & Gas
Co. is drilling At SS5 sect on the Hoy
No 10 iu 26-22 iw
TIE same company No on the T..
Crews farm in 1g-22-3w Ia drilling AZ
1000 feet
The Sinclair company No. | on the
at $3.50 feet.
The w Wiudier No I I'm 30.22-2w
Vt the Sinclair oil n Gps GO. has been
shut down for a 1000 000-taut gas
we'll at O90 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Tho Gypsy pll company waL shut
down FrIdny far sds ou the 'oun'ld
vcu ut ynlc u l7.I0.G. Ih" lrpth
is a.otO feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Tfaino ripr ilue leporiA shipment u
for the month ,.ldiue DcD"WH't 5l'
I111. Hs 4,SJltat5a barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

SOUTH or LEON ARD W n NIT
shaw. trustee. has the rig up yet FOR
No ~ on the Stcil farm I'm the center
OF the east llnc of the northeast of the
southwcst OF 2-t6-l4 This RIG has
been mp FOR months.
Henry Horneukcr has shot 40 on
the Billingslea farm I'm the northeast
corner of the southeast OF the north
west OF the northwest OF 2-l6-li and
II * good for / 8 barrels
Peterson and others are shut down
at 1890 feet on the B. Grayson SO .
in the southeast corner Of the south
west Of the northeast of 25-l6-l4
Hcnsley and others No, 3 on the u
Anderson farm In the center of the
east line of the southeast OF the south
east OF 36-16-l4 is drilling at $50 feet
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-08
.COLORED EXAMS.
HELD YESTERDAY
NEGROES IN 1919 DRAFT CLASS
- APPEARED BEFORE LOCAL
BOARD.

Like the white boys who were OK
amined Tuesday the Class I negroes
Of the f9is registration were in
high spirits when they appeared
at the Court House yesterday for
their physical examination. A strik-
ing feature Of the boys in this new
bunch a the few defects. Both the
white and colored men were splendid
specimens Of manhood and all seemed
eager to go to the front as soon
as possible.
The examinations were conducted
by Drs. Bassett, Flenor. Sites. Roz-
zell. Jackson.and Harmed. assisted
by NJ l.. Eth. J. W. Adams, J. r.
Teer. Clyde vinson II. J. Mercy
nolds. Gus X. Stevens. y. n. Higgins,
r M. Anderson. Robert Chiffon.
Hudson McReynolds Ed Curtis, Buck
Cravens, Pettus White and J. r.
Ellis as clerks
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Somewhere in France" to his
cousin. Mrs. Clay Myers. Of near this
city.
France, July 10. 1918.
My Dear Cousin:
| will take the pleasure Of writ
ing you short letter to let you
know that I still think Of you as
dear cousin and hope you have
thought Of me since have been
over on this side. have been in
tending to write you for a long
time. but could not find out who
u married until the other day.
Papa wrote me that you had married
but did not say who to; so when
wrote | asked him to tell me who
you married and | just got the ans
ser the other day. So. am writing
you today as have little spare
time. Don't know whether you will
appreciate hearing from some one
"over on this side" rnot. | have
been over here for six months in
this beautiful country. but ! am get
ting tired Of H. When first landed
here could not understand single
word that the French said. but | am
getting where can understand most
all they say. have a girl in one Of
the small villages that pay regular
visit TO once week and believe me
sure do have a time. am allowed
pass once week 10 visit the
various villages in the vicinity. am
going down to see her today WED
nesday 10TH guess | will meet
her coming up to see ne. hal ha!
The "Sammies" will never give up.
but believe me we are going TO Ber-
lin before we quit, ha! ha! | am
in il and willing TO do my best to
help win this war and | think that
every boy ought to feel the same way
about il. also think that the boys
are doing the wrong thing to wait
for Uncle Sam TO draft them they
ought to think enough Of their coun-
try and loved ones to go and enlist
and come over and help win this
bloody war as soon as possible. !
have been in the service almost ten
months and don't you know that !
haven't seen a single boy friend from
home, but ! get letters from people
in the State telling me that so and so
was "out there" and II had seen
them, but ! hope some day that
will run across them.
must close for this time for fear
that | make you tired reading this
mess. ! hope you will write me a
long letter and that soon.
Your Cousin.
HOWELL LAYNE.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-08
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETS A NEW SAFE,

II rs round. screw-door steel
safe, furnished by the Mosler people,
and has the appearance Of being alb
solutely burglar proof, as il purports
to be, and is marvel Of human
skill and ingenuity. II is fitted with
a triple-movement time lock and
has already been delivered and is be-
ing placed in their vaults. With their
usual enterprise, this bank is using
every available means OF safeguard
ing the funds placed in lis keeping.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-08

BOY SCOUTS

Boy Scouts who are going ON the
camping trip August 18th to 10Th
will report at the armory hall tomor-
row night at 1880. Boys are request
ed to be in full uniform. Any boy
who is not a Scout and wishes TO 90
on the trip will Sc the scout master
at the hall on this night
A. s. ANDERSON s. NJ.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-08
PURELY PERSONALLY

Dr. r. 4. West and family have
returned to the city after an abb
sence Of year or more in Detroit,
Mich.
Dr. w. n. Jefferson and Mrs. JEFF
ferson are at Diamond Springs.
Mrs Annie Hubbard. OF Blythe
vile. Ark. is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. J, W. Terry and children. OF
Memphis, are guests OF Mr.. J. g. Ter
RVS family.
Mrs. Max Sabel and children have
returned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Tate have re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Nashville and Lebanon. Tenn.
Mrs. w ID. Cooper has returned
from visit to her son Robert Coop
err. who is at Great Lakes Training
Station. near Chicago.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clark. who spent sever
al weeks visiting Lieut.. and Mrs. Al
van Clark. at Hattiesburg. Miss. re-
turned home this week.
Mes Rosa Nourse gave porch
isrty at her home On North 7th St.
in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Galloway,
Of Dason, Ga, who is the guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Mcpherson. Those
present were Misses Elizabeth Cal
loway, Elizabeth Mcpherson. Francis
Garnett, Lena Clark and Nora Coli |
day.
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FOLLOWING THE FLAG

Mrs. George Wilson. Of Gracey,
on yesterday received a letter from
her son, Albert Wilson. who went
overseas some time ago. informing
her that he Was twice wounded dur
ing the drive July 49, He was
wounded in the legs with shrapnel
and Is in a hospital. where he will
probably remain some time. The
letter was written on the 18th ult.,
just two days after he received the
wounds.