davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record., 1918-08-22
The kaiser's Dream.

The kai e. dreamed that he would
re;eu from Naples to Alaska; his
sunisc,s would be found in Maine,
aud up il Athahssca, He'd ride IN
= ii -,e-as5y---,tsa 3as1ont town and -swag-
ger in Toronto, and see the peoples
knecIiog down-whcre has the vision
cote to-? Oh Wllhe.m ate some
i,verwurst Que night before reMring.
aud saw himself IN sp)endor burst
rpon world admlring. He had a
throne set up IN Cork, another oLe
in lansing, he saw Through koches~
se-. New I>rk, his retinue advanc-
ing. The nations bowed 10 hail
their lord. revcrcd his two faced
eagle; he gave the vanquisned as re
ward smile sublime and regal oh
4Y:Ihe!nl ale soCIe Outw0Tn cheese,
before be sought his s!um bcrs; lot
batty dreams like these he had ID
endless numbers. If You eat goose
rs. re YOU sleep aud dream you're
Alcxa2der, you say, Hereafter / viii
Keep away,frorn goose aud gander"
Bnt Wilhelm thought his dreams was
sane. and not The fruit and sausage;
a,.A 50 h" spoiled with bloody rain
she age Of peace, the boss age, Nav
&c be geiening on rock when this
srim war is eaaed, some lonely crag
where scaeu,l dock ans 81! the woes
are blended. WALT MAS0M.
The record., 1918-08-22
NOTICE.

Al persons who have become
t"cn'y-one years of age since June
5ih, 1913, will be required to regis
ter at the Ofhc= oflhe Local Exemp
ticp Board IN GreenyiIle, Kentucky y
between The hours Of 7: A NJ. and
9 r. " "n Saturday, August a. the
President having issued a Psoelapa,
tioaAo this e0eet, as pro,MSd by
Act Of, ColgGess.
Local Exemption B B'Ard f l
M"hIrnbeg County, f, Green
vile, Kentucky.
The record., 1918-08-22
Notice To File Claims.

Persons having claims against the
estate Of N. 5. Wells, deceased, are
noiiied to present same, properly
proven, to me for adjustment.
Persons owing the estate should ca
and settle.
St. J. T. Reynolds, Executor.
The record., 1918-08-22

has been done in Oklahoma, where 99.3
per cent of the roads are dirt. Other
statGS with low percentages Of surfac-
ing arc South Dakota with per cent,
Iowa with /, Kansas with 1,3, North
Dakota with 1.6 and Nebraska with II.
The excellent maintenance of many of
the dirt roads Of Iowa makes riding
and hauling over them easy, except
during the spring or after continuous
rGins.-NashViile Tennesseean.
The record., 1918-08-22

WCMtN's skirts are 10 be higher
srd scaniicr, saith the Paris oracle.
Ladies With Chippcndaie legs and
those with mission ankles will! pro
test tha, this is not making !he world
safe for dc tmocraCy.
The record., 1918-08-22

WITH alarm the piain people.
trained and accustomed 10 decimals.
look upon the proposal to coin 3
cent piece as the entering wedge OF
confusing Guodecimal system.
The record., 1918-08-22

Wide tires for the benefit Of the
public highways are being endorsed
quite generally by both vehicle users
ard the niaprfGfturers Of farm wag;
ops and implements.
The record., 1918-08-22
Enemy of Earth Roads.

yyater is the natural enemy of earth
roads aud must be kept out of them,
off OF them, and away from them.
The record., 1918-08-22
This paper has enlisted
with the government IN the
cause Of America for the
period Of the war -----'-

i'4ERE Is little in The war news 10
encourage the great American sqmr
rel. Lots RI crack Shots viii come
back from Europe presently,
The record., 1918-08-22
70 Prevent Ercdine.

The outlet ends OF the cuivcrt should
be rf1Yapped to prevent eroding away
on the road on the lower side Of tho
grade. -'-s>,s... -. q e,@-.. ,...,,.-
The record., 1918-08-22
Road DRAG Is Enough,

Ef 2 dirt road is properly built, the
road drag will keep it in good coEdi-
ton.
The record., 1918-08-22

II -.r t.;t. 1u.ust .ct<r :. CnrIs
4nu i.uLdIeds VI Uthe>s at kOark's
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21

gliiab mad, elm Jarbis
ger. pobnbaft an Sibpater StraBe.
philadelphia. ipurbe DON Wirs. Sos
rab Sarrasb, 1850 ansora serraee.
ols Der Mann ibentifiaiert, Der fie orn
2. Sunuar in ibrsn Ipartements
iiberfallen, seiptirst unb um $40 be-
raubt batte. Ser Reser enttam ba.
mals, als Elm Sobn Der Srau, bic
Witpe tit, gu 9ilfe fam. Der 9ans
bit entfprang burd Elm Seniter. Ulad
1T aud Der Regsr, Der Wlrs. @brin.
ger, ppn 81. unb Catherine Strobe.
unb MiB aotberins Waullen. 5516
Webiter Strabe. cine &afifererin dnf
elmer Station ser glspateb. anssfols
len baben fol-.
Srei MGnner, 5nei baosa
Sireftoren Der Nintb Warb 8uilbtne
&: 2oan Qlffoeiation, unb Der britk
elm 8anbit, ipurben in gopinstoa.
Rp., set0tet, aIs Der 8anbit nit stpsi
&umpanen baS Sibunss5immer bse
2lIfoeiation betrat unb ben Oirettps
rem bsfabl, ibr. 6dnoe bod su bas.
ten. Poliaeidef Sbeooore &lumpes
bon gopinston, Der elmer Der Direfs
toren bes Snftituts 1T uno an bse
Sibung teilnabm. erOffnete iofsst
Seuer auf bic 8anbiten uno i&sb
einen bur9 ben ROpf, ibn auf bee
@telle tjtenb, bic onbsrn beibsn 8on~
bitten er6ffneten ebenfalls bas Seter
unb erfdoifen anbretp glorbmeper..
SO Sabre alt, prdiibent Der 4ifss
citation, unb Sohn Rebm, 83 Sahse
alt, einen Gdubma4er. Gs ipuss
ben bon 3lumper unb ben 8anbiten
ettpa % Sdiiffe abseseben. tporouk
bic lebtsrer DON einem Saufen, bsr
$1,000 in 8eitrdsen entbielt, etipas
@elb sufammenrafften, aus benz De-
bGube eilten unb In einem Iutousos
tbil ihr gnttpmmen belperfitslliatens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
S1.OO llnteruuslins

Die @ruppiruns suiammen uub bic
ipejielle Yrobuftion uon ungen0bnti'
den Wsrtbeu in harmanten nutermuss
tins 5u einem populGren Breis erpiss
fid 70 s,fdllis fir uniere aunoen, baB
mir bereit mahten eiusn anoeren sroBen
Tti9 NIT @smdnbern. @uuelope Che
miie, @amiioles uno Sloomers. In Ya'
tiite, ytainiooi, Bitherp Crepe uno
maihbarem Satin in meiB unb 5leiif
farbe. Spiseu unb Stidsrei uersiert.
70 id6n uie iie isin f0nnen, uno bibit
ausi ebsnb slsidfalls. msnn Der Breis
aud flein 1T sl1e resuldren @roBen.
3neiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
9ie taibionablen Trab;
lings &0fe

iinb periertist aus Tricotine, Selours.
Poplin, Wole Mndunssn. Gwesos
unb 9bati Ind, wdbreno bic populd
rem Sarbsn iiuo Copenhagen. 2an,
9taup, grim. srau. idwars. ropal blau.
Peiin bluu, Hoie uno Sammp. Sbawl
uub pisrsdise 8rassn uon mittlerer
@r0ss /; lunse. ssrate 2inien NIT fsbr
ipenis Yer3isruns (; @hrtsl unb einfads
@fisfte, brsite Wianibeiten unb einlge
eroBe &u6pfe, nm bic Steifbeit 3u sr'
leibtsrn.
Dunosrbar belle unb sefdlli9e 66ds,
Die innsrbalb Der 8obe pon 9telp Yorf
empiangen murben, pertreteno Die neu.
eften unb beiten Otter uno uorseihrit'
tene Saii on Stile.
$3.50, $1s, 500, s22.5O, $25 uno
aufw1rtS.
3weiter StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
Qieblide 8lnien. SO so

! @eorgette Crepe unb @repe be Chine
tn ansuss Sdattiruu9en. bell semadt
init wei6sm arasen uno Ssitse; pier
ediser Sals. siniad ssidnsicsrts nnb
feinsinssiGiir3te Stile; einiss NIT gar
ter Stidersi. Dies LIT cine punoerbnr
quite 4usitelluns uon Slnien. Die be-
6euteuo bObsr I'M Preis wareu. Sect
finb iis Die lssten ibrsr Sinie. 3niam'
men gsnommen. 1T Die auswabl Der
Sr6sen uollItGnois.
Iss..o.. Swsiter Stcd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
Yolar.Sdliff perloren.

Wie Der ~Yerliner 2otalanaei8er-
erfdbrt, 1T Der Dampfer rInrora a,
Der bic MitsIiebsr Der Siibpole1pes
bition Sbadletons beimbeforbe,R
iollte, auf Der 5eimreiie untersegaRs
gen. Disie sipeite antarftiihe erpe-
bitipn bes Siiopolentoeders Sbodtss
ton ift betanntli9 1914 abgesangen.
sic mar bonn MiBsei9id perfolgk
@badleton ielbit tonnte nit eini8sG
9efGbrten auridtebren, bic anbe1s
9ruppe Der GGpeoitionsmitsliehe<
mar lanss 3eit bonn Giie einseidlnt.
fen unb mubte befreit perben. Run
1T bas Sdiff, auf oem bic @erettes
ten beimrsiiten. untersesansen, ,nse'
man mub befiirdten. Oemnddff a.
borsn, baB lie ollie ppfer bisfer 2es'
toftropbe seipOroen iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21

fluB oes oeutiaen Ret1stases aut be
gsitimmung Der beuti4en 4uslanos.
politit fdeinen fpenig 3peifel bariibsr
Su lafen, bab feline @ntideiOuns IN
bieier 5rage berart iein pirb. bab
iie bic ausiidten auf cine baIoise 81
nigung perbeiiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21

Sn6er 2iebe Iernt Der Reae
reidIte ipie Der Rehedrmite Aia
@renaen Der Sprade beereifea.
geur Der gmpfinbunesarrne fR99
iie nibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21

(True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Scranton. Pa. on March al, 1918, required by
the Act of October 6, I9I7.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21

Wtdnnlids flsine 86de fur 3nabsn
con 2A bis 6 Sabren; Eren4 uuo re-
euldre Stile In idwar5 uno weiBsn
&bsdS, blauem Serse unb anberen ia.
brifateu; gut bsilsioet, fein ssiduei.
bert. $500 bis $6.75.
3uubsn Habsn, apeiter Stod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-29
6reit YrtFe fit stras: 6rtitag ben %. WRdr5 1918.

&leio ongefertigt botte, Oelien Bis 1T
Elm paor gpaulettes BON Baliemer~
trie beltano. @eroefe fa1o bas alto
6raud,en in leiner 5agboften Wiiroc
fait ergreifenb. sic bate nun eift-
mal sen Slid fiir aberdeen, pie tie
germ bon iid iogte, nno ioD arh 10
tort, oab Die garonin SammerriFf
aus elmer golt5 anoeren 2ebens5one
fam. Die beioen 8riioer lebten Out
ibrem Ddterlihen 8ut balb uno balb
III Gerbannuus. SIR Daiein NOR IL
men io5uiagen nuf baIbe Station 9e-
lest. Sic batten iabrelang oas 0rel=
uno Gierfahe perbralt6t. gtun MIL,
ten lie lid finanSien, ulto dltf forper~
lih etmos ousrnben. 8os ote 8aro=
min, sic @attin BON 6reo, Dem Meltcz
rcr, anbetrai, 10 beiaB lie etrpas 9es
n1eiliomes nit Dem Maoden outs Der
Srenloe: nlal, mnBte nidt, ipober lie
folt. Sic io1te cine Selterrelderin
leill, aus oen &ronldnoern. Sic lprdd)
uber ell 9eltif, oas Dialeftfunoige
allf Berlin &c. torierten. Seoenfals
itallo ouf ibren giiitenfarten: NaDine
6reifrau b. Sommerriff geborelle bon
grantollpi. @ieleidt Ipor iie pos
aino emit porlleblneF, 66dtln bernilter-
1efoulrtener ltngorrL Die oos Sdid'
lal rad} gerlit perihloeen bate.
Genlt ooritl marell alle einig: leblIeB-
lid fonite 6ommerriff bod 1lift oltl=
Sen, oaB feline gattin lid) onf ibrcil
Giiiterrfartell ulto bel ihren Sricfnn=
teridriften einen Moel annlabte, Der
ibr llid)t 5ufon1. Inf 10 etmas botte
oas Serolosarlt III Berlin ctn ou5ll
diaries Iugc.
C6ortiesune fol9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-29

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
Sit G%pilcpie beilbar? aiir5liG

Sit Gpilcpiie beilbar? &iir5liG
brad)ten Die 3eitungeu Die Mittei-
hing, ooB ein Gbieugocr @elebrter
Gin Serum elltOedt babe, neld)es lib
ais politdnoig erfolgreid BET Der Sc
banollne Der Gpilepiie ermieien ia
be. Sic Gatiahe lit, oaB id)on leit
pielen sSabren 2eilte, Die al oieie:
idredlid)en, fir mbeilbar gebattc=
nclL &ranfbeit litteiL Selling i'll Ell
llerll alten, %bclpdbrten arolltermittel
aefullocn baben. 90 id)reibt 3. g.
SEER Sonmel Saltoer BON Gurnfielo,
Sasf.. sd mar nit Der Gpileplle
bebaftet. Die Mnfdlle l~telltel lid.
ale orei Monate elm; lie falnen plot
lid) m0breno Ser Nad)t. @abrellO
bieler NHf1lle mar i) pollitalloig be-
mnBtlos. Sic fonnen lid) Den
Sd)retfen poriteqen, ser bel iold)cn
@elegenbciteit nteine SSrall befiel nlln
mie nnfdbig lie mar, mir 81 belfen.
Naboeln ib nngefailaen, 6ornis
9Ipenfraiiter sll gebraitd)erl, batte id]
i'll ied,s Monaten feincn gfnfal, oas
NOR Ser lcbte nllo and mir eili leid)s
ter. Sd bin JEST pollifdnnig geiiHo.
ipofmr id) Soft uro oieier number.
barren Meoi5in 0anfe."
6orni's Ilpeltfraitter iibt einell
tpunoerbar mobItatigen ginfluB alli
ben meuid)liden Sraattismns aus;
es nabrt, itarft uto belebt. Gs lit
feline nb~geltanbene 4potbefermleoisin.
9eloltoere Igenteu iiefern es oirest
ans oenl 2aboratorillm Ser 6eritel.
Ter, Or. Geter 6abrnep & Sons 60,
I2501 @aibineton 9lpo-, Chicago,
81. (Mn5.)
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NeSch6fte= 3nlenber
@pteis.
/ HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Mlamp Ifasa biibfd moblierte
refine 3immer. Toe uH0 81 pro 8d9, PEI
A@ode $40 0 nlo anffuarfs. Mltes &elt
bhon grpdett 65S.
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PACIFIC LINES
l6auptIinicl taalidl.

Noultpn 800. 0bellN5 !
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Iicturia Sipiii pm.

Infimft=
$40. 301-Sdalih uoE 6ollton,
Bort oaunea. Sictoria uno
@1terp ....... dbciIo5 1to3
Ibfahrt=
No. 300 Sdgiidl itnd) @uero. &ice
torin, Bort odnacn mn
Gnliitnu nhclN5 SIS
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: FAHRPLAN.
|. G. N.

|. & G.. N.
Iufunft-
$50. 12-Gpn 2areoo .ulorsell5 600
$50. 6-Gon 2areDo. .nad]n. $50
So. Soon ct. 2ouis lnor9e1s 9:15
SEQ. 1-n5mnibine 5peciol" bon
ct. 2olti5 ...... .abe1105 9:4o
$50. S-gom Noroen .abenps 500
$50. 7-&pn Sort @prtb, 8aeo.
0plliton uIto Santa Sc
Srten ....... -morsens -
Gbiahrt-
So. 4 Mod5 Soleitil,e BORN. 1900
geo. 2-u5unibine Special" mad
ct. 2o1iS ..... .ntpraer,S 500
$50. S-2ofalsra nad Sarlor Il.
Gdlleb sSSlInctton ..aben0S goo
SO. 6-Iaf ct. 2ouis, 8aeo,
Sort @ortb lllD aanias
GttD ........ abeltps S:13
SO. 7-gfod 2arebo BORN. ! 9:25
$50. 11-God 2orebo (eemiidter
Sug) ......... ndcbts 11.O0
SANTA FEE q. & C. N. Depot)
Mnfunft-
SO. 7-@om Morocn PORN. 1925
SEQ. 1-Som Nnrben =. abenos 9:45
Ibfabrt-
So. 2-Nadl Dem 91orben PORN. 500
SO. 6-HaG Dem gorben obebs. 0:15
NJ. X. & T.
anfunft-
go. 19-Spn NorosSeras BORN. 7:30
$50. 25-uaatb Slpet" por1it. 1870
SO. Soon @aco nnO 4ltltin
.......... nadmittag5 4:43
go. % aobt oimiteo" abcnos 1855
So. 1-ggeros Gpecial" abenos $50
no aD'" anNad auitin uno Moco
SO. SEEMS 9peciai~ BORN. 500
So. 80 &atp 2imiteb" BORN. 1000
So. 26-uaatp Slber" nad ct.
2pllis Ii. @onlas gitn abbs. 800
go. 20-gfnh gturbSeras nadlts 1000
S. A. & A. P.
4bfalrt-
| $40. 11-Nad Corpus g5rilti.
6ollltpn lrnb @aco porlu. 9:25
Np. 15-gtod ae1lebp ..nadlm. 1:25
SEQ. 13-Ia6 Corpus G6riiti nlo
Spltitpn ...... dberD5 1880
$40. 40-gia6 &erroiae, nur al
Spnntngen mDrgeils 1:45
90. 42-T deb Camps tanlep, rlr
oil Sonntagen, .mor9ers 700
| $50. 44-gtad Camps tanle1. mir
an Sonntdgen, -. .i1nd)m. 4.30
SO. 46-Nad Camps tanlen, MIR
Spunabci1Ds mDrge1ls S.l5
Np. 4s-Sinh Camp tanlep, nur
S~onnasenbs, nadlm. 1920
So. 60-9ia6 Camps tanlen, tag
lid] alts9enpnum1en Gonna
benos II. Gonntaes BORN. $40
| go. 162-9iadl Camp Staulet tdgs
fih ausgenomntcn Sunraz
benos ii. Sonntngs und)m. 2:30
so. 64-Gnh Gerrbille. tdalidl.
.......... nadmittnas 4:50
SO. 156-N Sad aerrpiue aenuidls
fer 3ng. taalidl. arsaenome
men Sonntoas. mnraens 1:3o
Infunft-
| 80. 12-@on a~iiitenprten hadlnl. 300
| So. t6-Gou aeneDn .ebenbs T.05
| go. 14-@un 6pniton llp Sir
ltefprten ...... n1nrgen5 5:5j
$50. 4t-@pn Gerrbile, mr. an
Soniltaoen ...... abeno5 $40
| $40. 43-Gon ganpS tanlep. nm
Gonutaos purrn. 9:45
So. 45-%on Camp Stanlep, nm
Snnntaes, ...... abenOs 7:20
| SO. 47-@pu Camp Stanlen. MIR
Sonnabenbs, ~. nnr,m. 2:5G
So. i9-Gpu Camp Stanlsu. mn
S~onna6enp abclios 6.f5
SO. 1G1 Son Comp Stanlcp. tda<
Eid), m~isaenommen Sonla=
benbs II. S%nui1ta9s. purm. 11.45
$50. SO Son Camp Sta1len, t1az
lidl. aiisgetomn1en SnnIlas
benbs II. Spnutaas. nbenos 6:15
SO. 65-gmn acrrbiIie. tdglid.
abclbs 9:fa
SO. f55 San Gerrpile. aemiiflter
3sug. taelidl. an%saenorpmen
Sonltnas, abeno5 $40
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-12-19
MAT COHEN MAKES GOOD

II Is a singular fact that in the
development Of States as well as Of
nations there comes forth at the crit
ical moment man of courage and
unusual resOurcefulness to guide the
ship over the turbulent waters When
Mat \. Cohen was indicted into office
las Commissioner of Agriculture Of
kentucky there We're those who
doubted that he would make an eff
tient officer because of his limited
farm experience. Many people felt
that he was essentially a hOrseman,
and that the interest of the farmer
would be overlooked during his adj
ministration. When he announced
the then unheard of saddle horse
stake for the 1917 fair, there We're
those who thought ii sufficient evil
Gence that all of his interest was CEN
tered In the horse to the exclusion o.
the other important matters that
were under his charge. But that Com
missioner Cohen had an object in
view has been evidenced by suisse
practically the whole world was at
each others throats, and Mat Cohen
was wise enough to realize that under
conditions that existed AT that time
something spectacular must be pulled
of In order to keep the interest in
matters pertaining to his department
from dying of hamilton. That II man
of less nerve and Initiative would
have made a dismal failure during
those times when all interest seemed
to be centered on the world war, goes
without saying.
As is generally known, Mr.. Cohen
went a step farther and again broke
all records when he announced the
$4,000 stake for fatted and feeding
cattle at the 1918 fair. Again there
was criticism and doubt was express
al as to his ability TO give such large
takes and make n financial success
Of the fair. But the recent supple
nentary statement submitted by Sec
rotary kremer shows results that not
oply reflect great credit upon Com
isNNibhti 'pii'i anu Ail''f .''Nf' itAl'A
with him in the management, of the
fair, but they also bear out The fact
that Commissioner Cohen was the man
of the hour for the unusual work
that was necessary TO be done II, such
an unusual time.
When Commissioner Cohen be, lme
by virtue of his office as Commlss m
er of Agriculture, the head of The
Kentucky State Fair there was de-
felt of $4,000 AT that time tLa
prize list amounted TO s2s,0O0. Not
withstandlng the fact that the prem
jum list was increased to S7s,0Oo for
the 1918 fair, the report of the secre-
ary shows that all the Indebtedness
has been paid and that there remalns
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-12-19
BY Way OF Exculpation

, 1t is barren mind that can't
think up excuses, and now some we'll
meaning apologists have come for
ward to excuse the Kaiser.
Careful scrutiny of his recent de-
meanor in Holland, they say, indi-
Gates that he is insane. His grandil-
oquent and theatrical behavior points
to paranoia. He has for some years
suffered from a form Of mania, mani
Tested in his frequent illusions to
the Almighty as his confidential
partner. And if he is insane he de-
serves pity rather than blame.
This lets out Wilhelm. The Ger
man people have already been let out,
because we have been repeatedly told
that they entered the war at the be-
hest of their emperor, and not of
their own desire.
So no one is to blame. Millions
of homes have been desolateds mil
lions of men have been unspeakably
mutilated, millions more killed.
Millions of women have been afro
oiously mistreated. No ones fault.
And yet one wonders why nation
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-12-19

gone to work
Mrs. Mary Wynn Of Conway !,
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. H. Ely
Of wallaceton..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wynn spent last
Sunday at Crab Orchard with Mr.
Ben Howard and family.
Mrs. Orville Boone Of Richmond
was the guest the past week Of her
sister, Mrs. Edd Williams.
1t is with regret the many friends
Of Mr.. W. c. Fish learn Of his illness
at his home in Richmond.
When you buy Meal. call for New
Kiln Dried Corn Meal. made by
Garrard Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wynn and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Roop
are visiting relatives in Harlan.
Miss Sherley Denny Of Lancaster
is visiting'h her aupt, Mrs. Robert Wal
ker at the Howlng Dog Ranch.
Donald Lee Wallace of New Haven
Conn, who is now stationed at Camp
Taylor, visited II. L. Wallace last
week.
There will be preaching services
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EASING The CARES
OF SOLDIERS FAMILIES

The ten thousand Home Service Sec
lions of the American Red Cross, in
their work of looking after the fami-
lies of the enlisted men, ore doing won
ders for the morale of the army. Our
fighters are not men who are going TO
worry about themselves, but II they do
not get cheerful letters from home, or
II anything goes wrong there, they are
going to worry. and that delicate thing
the army men call morale Is going to
be disturbed II Is TO safeguard
against this and also to prevent need
less suffering and to promote that sp!r-
It Of neighborllness and kindly aid that
binds each community into an organic
whole that the Home Service was or
gauizcd.
over 10000 workers are serving on
these ten thousand committees, which
reach into every corner Of the country,
however remote. Not a town or vii
LACE or crossroads that Is not within
reach OF the Red Cross; not n wife or
child or mother of a man In service
who cannot claim the ready aid Of the
Red Cross workers.
More than 100000 families of Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors have been re-
lleyed OF money troubles. legal difficult
ties and worries OF all sorts by the
protecting arm OF the Red Cross. II
the allowances Of allotments under the
Var Risk Insurance law DO not come
the matter Is at once referred to Red
Cross Headquarters, taken up with the
proper government bureau and prompt
ly Strengthened out. II, through the
delay, the family finds itself In need
Of money sums are advanced TO tide II
over until the allotment arrives. Dur
ing July over sixty thousand inquiries
4 this Kind were received, and more
han a third OF these were taken clear
|! rough to headquarters before they
could be Strengthened ont.
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"a the bank TO the credit of the Sttte
Fair $500. But that Is not all. Mr..
Cohen. in a statement in this issue Of
the Farmers Home Journal, an
nounces that the premium list for the
1919 State Fair will reach the spectac-
ular sum of $4,000.
We present these facts to our read
ers because we believe that Mr.. Co
hen is entitled to the appreciation OF
every farmer and stock breeder in
Kentucky for the untiring efforts he
has put forth in their behalf.-Farm
ers' Home Journal.
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and business meeting ut Mt. Tabor.
Saturday morning at eleven o'clock.
also preaching Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. James A. Todd holds the ban
ner in this neighborhood for raising
turkeys. She sold so turkeys which
Melted her n little more than 5000.
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failed to detect insanity in its SOW
ereign when ne Preeipitated and pro-
'onged the bloodiest catastrophe Of al
time. A nation that eountenanced
such a sovereign without imputing to
him either lunacy or crime is itself
either a criminal or a lunatic.
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PAINT LICK


with flu.
Mr.. r. n. Beazley was in Richmond
Monday.
Mrs. X. G. Woods went to Rich
mond on business Monday.
Plenty Of good Block Coal at
Garrard Milling Co.
Mr.. A. ]. Wilder Of Berea spent
Sunday with j. NJ. Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Logsdon and
Geneva, were guests over Sunday in
LONDON.
Miss Marie Ledford Of Richmond
Normal spent the week end with the
home folks.
Jim Harve Ralston has accepted a
position in X. II. Ledford's and has
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-12-19
$l25. d Month
For MEN and WOMEN.

Men and women, ages i6 to as,
who have finished eighth grade or its
equivalent. are wanted. from eacn
county, for business positions paying
up to 1925. IA month. Chances for
promotion good Experience NOT
necessary. We train you. Mail this:
COUPON
DRAUGHON'S Nashville. Tenn. Box
X 81. Send particulars Of your
proposition
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(NameD
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Address,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
BOdirs Recovered.

PHRENEPOHT. La. Feb. s-The
bodies OF Capt W f. Dillon president
OF the Shreveport Traction company
and HE negro attendant. who wer,
drowned on a hunting trip in Cadd,
lake on January no. came 10 IN" sur
faco today The disappearance OF
capt Dillon and the negro created d
mystery that was not solved until IN.
bodies were found They were prob.
rbly caught in a blizzard and the boat
I'm which they were travelling was
overturned