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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Washington. April 1s.-when the
fourth series OF officers' training
camps opens May is one camp IL to
be established at Camp Taylor. Under
present plans the Kentucky Military
Institute. and the University OF Ken
lucky. Lexington. will be entitled TO
student representation at this train
ing camp. The quota TO be allowed
each will be announced later.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

We pay up 70 SO per set Also cash
for Old Gold. Silver and broken jewel,
~. Check sent by return mail. Goods
held ten days for sonder'a approval
OF our offer. Na1or's Tooth Speciality
Dept. A. cOo1 s. st., Philadelphia. Pa.
May 81.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
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BUY LIBERTY BONDS
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
GERMANY FINANCING PRESENT TROUBLE IRELAND
GERMANS SICK OF WAR
ARE CRYING FOR BREAD

LONDON, May 21-The Daily Mails correspondent near
the border in France says that is certain that famine will
soon join the entente ally against the Teutons He
that the of the Teutonic peoples
the war; and think of nothing but bread The morale
that the governments fear Bosheviki movement
1t reported that in Vienna worknen murdered two prs
oners of war and ate part of their bodies.
Ruthless Measures in Ukraine
LONDON, May 21.-The exasperated populace is spir-
tedy opposing the ruthless methods the Germans adopt
order to gather food in the Ukraine District assemblies
throughout the Ukraine have decided burn all provisions
rather than allow them fall into the hands of the Germans
Twenty thousand peasants who attempted to hold
semby at kev dispersed by the Germans Thousands
attempting to flee from the country
TO prevent starvation in Germany the Teutons are at
tempting to export all the provisions obtanable.
Further Reduced Rations
WASHINGTON, May 21-Officials here believe that the
food situation in Germany critical at any other
time since the beginning of the It is indicated that even
with the reduced ration planned for June the country will
not have enough food last until harvest and further
ducons will be necessary.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
ALLIES MAKE ADVANCE
ON TWO Mile FRONT

While the Germans delay the expected offensive the allies
are improving their positions by strong local attacks The Ger
MANS strangely do not react against the allied nbbng tactics
On the s front the French have greatly improved their po-
sltlons IN forward movement along twome front More
than four hundred Germans captured.
German artillery fire has reduced the village Of Betlune
to rnins.
Harryng the Germans
The allies not permitting the Germans get for
serious blow the western front Here and there
line there have been sudden blows at the German positions
all of them the allies have gained ground The French have
done most of this work
The Australians before Amiens have improved their posi-
tons along wide front
There has been serious fighting in the mountains east
the Brenta river and struggles the slopes.
The French in Macedonia have taken the offensive near
Lake Ochrda and advanced to depth of than twelve
miles.
British Operations
LONDON, May 21-The British improved their positions
last night northwest of Merve in the Flanders salient
cordng to the official statement They took thirty prisoners
and SIX machine guns and crushed counter which
Germans launched this morning against the positions
General Haig reports sharp operations around Locre in
which the French troops made advance front
and captured four hundred prisoners.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
PLOTS AGAINST IRELAND
UNCOVERED in The u. S.

WASHINGTON, May Enforcement agents have
covered evidence Of plotting between German and Irish agents
in this country for uprising Ireland The evidence was
partly responsible for the recent arrest of Irish leaders Ire
land.
This evidence may be made public soon, and it is under
stood that it shows definitely that Irish leaders, mainly Sim
Fem sympazers in the United States have been in touch
with German representatives who agreed to furnish the money
finance rebellion in Ireland and possibly to send and
ammunon to Ireland aboard submarines blockade
The sending of German soldiers to Ireland also subject
of discussion
The uprising set for the time when the Germans
peced to reach the French channel ports the big drive It
expected that German victory would throw England into
confusion.
Action to Be Taken by the Government
The indications that the United States
will soon make clear it's attitude toward the Irish situation
Resolutions adopted by recent Irish meeting in this
country and the reported approaching visit Washington of
the lord mayor OF Dublin understood to have impressed
upon the administration the necessity for action
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
Av|ATORS DROP
ROSES CASKET
0F COMRADE

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May 21.-Major Raoul Luf-
berry. the noted aviator of the Ameri-
can flying corps, who was killed yes
terday in an aerial battle, was buried
today with full military honors.
French and American troops parti.
cipated in the funeral ceremonies.
While the service at the grave was
being read American ayiators dropped
red roses from the sky upon the cot
fin. A French general who spoke at
the funeral said that Lufbery's glori-
Gus example will inspire in US a spirit
of sacrifice until humanity's enemy
shall have been finally vanquished.
The German machine which was
responsible for the death of Lufbery
was armed with two machine guns,
The gunners apparently escaped.
Lufberys only wound, aside from
those received when he crashed to the
ground, was a bullet hole through the
thumb, apparently made by the same
bullet which punctured his gasoline
tank.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
MANY A|RPLANES
BROUGHT DOWN
BY THE ALLIES

LONDON, May 21.-An official bull
letin says that tWenty-One German air
planes were brought down by the Brit
ish aviators and two were disabled,
and eight British machines are miss
ing, the result of aerial operations
over enemy territory in Belgium. The
airdromes, munitions dumps and bill
lets and the submarine base at Zee
brugge were bombed.
A Swedish steamship has rescued
two German airplanes of new, large
type which were forced to descend in
the North sea- 1t is believed these
machines participated in the raid on
London Sunday, and later were forced
to descend.
American Aviators Active
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
IN FRANCE, May 21.-American avi-
ators have brought down two hostile
airplanes.
PARIS, May 21.-An official state
ment recounts the bringing down of
German airman by American gunners.
Five Raiders Accounted For
LONDON, May 21.-Five enemy air
planes which participated in the Sun
day night raid on London have been
brought down, and two others are re-
ported to have fallen into the sea,
says an official bulletin.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
WILSON URGES
ALL To AID WITH
RED CROSSFUND

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The Red
Cross, the nations official mercy or
ganization, yesterday launched the
second big drive for the purpose of
raising one hundred million dollars
for a war fund.
President Wilson, members of the
cabinet, General Pershing, Admiral
Sims, Cardinal Gibbons and other
prominent and distinguished person
ages have indorsed the appeal for sub
scriptions and are aiding in the cam
paign.
President Wilson, in a public state
ment, describes the contributions to
this fund as the discovery of "a new
opportunity of helpfulness under con-
ditions which translate opportunity
into victory"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
ANGUS j 80
SUBMARINE HAS
BEEN DAMAGED

PARIS, May 21.-The German sub
marine U-39, which torpedoed and
sunk the Lusitania, was damaged in
an encounter with a French hydro
airplane off Gibraltar, according to a
dispatch from Cartagena.
The submarine was on patrol duty
and was spotted by the airplane
which dropped bombs. Several hits
we're made, and the submarine was
forced to submerse. 1t regained the
surface with difficulty, and was re
joined by second submarine, which
accompanied it to Cartagena.
Report Confirmed
MADRID, May 21.-The German
submarine U-39 has entered the har
Dor of Cartagena in a damaged con
dition.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
100000 YOUNG
MEN ADDED To
Ne v DRAF 7 LIST

WASHINGTON, May 21.-President
Wilson has approved the bill bringing
under the operations of the selective
draft law men who have attained the
age of 21 since June last The new
measure fixes June 5 next as the date
for the new eligibles to appear before
the local exemption boards.
Eight hundred thousand men will
be made available for service by the
next registration.
Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico are
not named in today's proclamation.
The registration day for those terri
tories is to be set later.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
SUPREME COURT RENDERS
INCOME TAX DECISION

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The SD
preme court of the United States, in
decision handed down yesterday,
holds that in computing income for
purposes of taxation, the value of ore
and timber at the time the corpora
tion excise tax of 1909 became effec-
tive may be deducted from the pro
ceeds of its sale.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
S750,000 FIRE
DESTROYS PLANT
Of A|RPLANE CD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-Fif
teen airplanes in various stages OF
construction, quantity of dried
spruce and much Irish linen were de-
stroyed when the Fowler Airplane
Corporations plant was consumed by
fire last night.
The finished airplanes DESTROYED
were ready for shipment today.
No traces of incendiarism have been
found. The damage, which at first
was estimated at 100000, was late,
placed at $750,00O.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
EX-CzAR RUSSIA
To BE EXILE IN
SWITZERLAND

GENEVA, May 21-Former Car
Nicholas, with his family, has been
given the choice of exile to Rumania
or Switzerland, and has decided to
come to Switzerland.
The Soviet government granted this
concession on certain conditions. the
principal one of which is that he re.
frain from endeavoring to return to
Russia or to regain the throne.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
MANY BODIES RECOVERED
FROM CHEMICAL PLANT

PITTSBURGH, Penn, May 21-
Ninety-one bodies have been recoy
cred from the ruins of Aetna Chem
ieal Company's plant at Oakdale, the
explosion of which wrecked the plant
some days ago and supposedly caused
two hundred deaths.
The work of the searchers yester
day was halted by rain, which caused
fumes to rise from the aeid-soaked
ground.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
FIF FTY SHIPS To
Be COMPLETED
BY j. 8. IN MAY

NEW YORK, May 21.-Bainbridge
Colby, United States shipping COM
missioner, asserts that fifty ships of
major size will be put in commission
at American yards next month.
Mr. Colby says that the submarine
is on the point of being mastered.
1--WE will choke the seven seas with
American shipping" he said
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
GERMAN SUBS
OPERATING IN
ARCTIC OCEAN

CHRISTIANIA, May 21.-German
submarines have resumed unrestrict-
ed warfare on Norwegian fishing
boats in the Arctic ocean. Subma-
rines are Smelling these vessels with
out warning, and especially directing
their fire against the lifeboats
The Germans claim that Norway is
sending fish and seal oil to England
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
PRESIDENT Of RAILROAD
REMOVED BY M'ADOO

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Director
or Railroads McAdoo has removed C.
W. Huntington as president of the
Virginia railway for disobeying gov
ernment orders regarding tae main
tenance and improvement of the road.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
INSECT PESTS DIMINISH
ENCLAND's FOOD SUPPLY

LONDON, May 21.--Insect pests
caused greater loss in the food sup
plies of the United Kingdom last year
than did the German U-boat, accord
ing to the estimate of the board of
agriculture.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21

Everything is in readiness for the
Jitney dance at Eagle hall tomorrow
night. An orchestra of ten pieces will
furnish the music, and practically ev-
erybody in town will be there.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
0vERMAN BILL SIGNED
GIVES PRESIDENT POWERS
WASHINGTON, May 21.-President
Wilson has signed the Overman bill,
which gives to the chief executive
broad powers to coordinate the vari-
GUS government departments.

The steamship Northwestern left
Seward this morning, and as she will
load 800 tons of ore at Latouche, is
not expected in Cordova until tomor-
row night.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21

The repairs to the bridge over the
river at Chitina were completed yes
terday, and through traffic on the rail-
road has been re-established.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21
GEN. kORN|LOFF
KILLED AND HIS
ARMY DEFEATED

MOSCOW, May 2f.-General Korni-
loft, former commander-in-chief of the
Russian armies has been killed in
battle with Soviet troops near Yekat-
erinodar. His army of 10000 men was
defeated and destroyed.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-21

The exterior of the Modern laundry
has received a fresh coat of paint.
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STAVKA SKONcENA.

Po sesti tydnech stavka po-
davacG ma stavbach byla vGera
skoncena. Vladnf zastupce A.
L. Faulkner, pozval k porade
z zastupcd delnickych organi-
saci a Z zastupcd spolku kon-
traktord. Ma jeho prfmluvu ce-
Ia zalezitost odevzdana vlad-
nfmu arbitracnfmu vyboru. Po
davaci kteTf stavku prodlouzi-
Ii, budou dostavat kontraktory
nabizenou mzdu 55c ma hodi.
nu. Az dosud iejich mzda byla
40 a 45c ma hodinu. Nyneisi
smlouva ma platit ma tTi roxy
Zapocata prace ozivf obchod
neb mimo delnfkG zamestna.
nych pri stavbach, mnoho tisfe
iinych d6lnfkG zahalelo, je.
jichz prace Sc stavbou budoy
jest spojena.
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TRI DNY " TYDNU BEE
HOVEZfHO MASA.

v pond6ll bude prvni den,
kdy Sc hov6zi maso nema uzi-
vat. Pfisne sc bude vymahat,
Iaby tri dny v tydnu byly bez no
vezlho masa, tax Sc prohlasll
Ipredseda potravni administra-
ce DIR. Bishop. Jest to vladni ma
lrizeni, ktere Sc ma hned uplat
nit. We vSech jfdelnach a klu-
bech hovezi maso bude k do
stani cd II hod. dopoledne do
II hod. odpoledne, a jenom v
|nedeli, v 1tery, We ctvrtek a v
sobotu. V pondeli, We stredu a
" patek Sc zadne hovezi maso
nema uzfvat.
Pro soukromne rodiny jest
dovoleno jen ~ libry masa
|pro jednu osobu ma tyden.
Majitele reznickych obcho,
dG budou 1radne vyzvani, ably
prodej masa pro rodiny kontro
lovali.
To jest pfanf vlady, tax ably
byl dostatek masa pro nasi ar
)madu a nase spojence. Tomu
|pranf by mel kazdy ochotou
|vyhovet. My name zde dIsta-
tex jine vyzivne potravy, KITE
rou do Evropy nemGzem po-
slat. A proto spokojme Sc pri
nasem pohodlf zde, tim co
name, tax ably netrpeli nedo-
|statek ii, kteri "a mas bojuji.
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moo STEHOVANf PRfcINA
K ROZVODU.

Pi. Myrtle RusselNova, 1856
Scranton rd., zadala Il soudu
zadost o rozvod. V zadosti uda
va neblahou nachylnost sveho
manzela k stehovanf. Ia 13 ro-
XII souzitf sc stehovali 49krat.
Kdo zna jaka prace nastava
hospodyni pTi kazdem st6hova
nj, nebude pi. Russellovou "a
zlfvat, re Sc chce tax starostli-
veho manzela zbavit. Jeji man
Eel prftomne bydli v {. 2873
zap. IA ul.
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KRADEz v URADOVNE.

Reditel dobrocinnosti L. Be
man dozadal policli, ably vyse
triYa kradez v jeho uradovne,
Vecer ulozil $55 do sve ohni-
vzdorne pokladny a rano neby
ly k nalezeni. Zlodej patrne
musel vedet kombinaci zamku
Penize byly prijaty cd veznd z
kaznice We Warrensville, kteri
mali byt osvobozeni.
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DEN VLAJKY.

DIE programu, ktery v ran.
mich listech byl uverejnen, osla
va vlajky We Wade parku bude
neco velkolepeho. Ma 1900 mu
zI, zen a dftek vystoupf v rGz
nych cfslech programu. Ma
1000 zpevakd, hudba 100
mulch mimo jinych kapel. Ia
prizniveho pocasf ocekava Sc
1cast ma 100000 lidi. Nacelnfk
policie Frank w. Smith bude
rfdit policejnf ochranu. Po do
bu slavnosti, boulevardy pro
automobily budou uzavreny.
Ma 5000 scoutG uniformach
budou phi udrzenf pofadku ma
pomocni.
Program zapocne v z h. ve-
Ger koncertem polske vojenske
kapely z pevnosti Niagara pod
rfzenim kapelnika Sininisky-
no. V 7:45 hod. Symphony or
chestra pod rizenfm kapelnfka
Walter Logana. Cd 8:15 do
8:45 hod. bude zpev vlastene-
ckych pfsnf. Pro ten vecer bu-
de zrfzeno elektricke vedeni,
ktere. bude vrhat svetlo ma po-
dium i ma jezero. Znazornena
Columbie pojede pres jezero s
marinaky jako pres more ma
pomoc SpojencGm. Pri tom
sbor 1000 zpevakd bude zpf-
vat Freedom for all, Forever.
Phi tom bude ohnostroj ktery
slavnost zakoncf.
V kazde tovarne v poledne
bude slavnost vztyceni vlajky,
recnfci budou mluvit O jejim
vyznamu a pax budou zpivat
vlasteneck6 pfsne. Pri tech
schGzfch bude vyzva ma vse-
chny, ably jsme v pTftomne do
be kazdy vykonal vse NONE
pro vftezne zakonceni valky.
Ma poTadajfcfm vyboru jsou
nejcelnejsi uradnfci mesta.
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JAK NAME VYVESIT
VLAJKU.

Pri vyvesenf vlajky casio Sc
udela chyba. Kdyz vlajku wye
SINE z okna a podfvame Sc z
venku hvezdy majf byt umfsts
ny v levem rohu nahoTe a pru-
by mali viset dold. Kdyz wye
SINE vlajku z okna ma zerdi,
hvezdy mali byt u Spice zerde.
Kdyz Sc natahne pres uilci, hive
zdy mali byt ma leve strane
pohledem cd pfichazejicihc
prGvodu.
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LISTKY KE SCHU.
ZLDUV GRAYS
ARMORY v NE
DELI, DNE 16.
CERVNA.

mono koupiti po 25c, SOC, rs
c, 81, a $1.50 Cloze), We ctvr-
TEX, patek a v sobotu v kance
lari Ces. Mar. Sdr., 5286 Broad
way; u p. Hocha ma so ul. zap.
strana, u p. Bernreitera, 8719
Quincy ave. Slovaci mohou kou
pitt listky v tytez dny u p. Mad
micheho, p. Slimaka, 1868
Madison ave. (Lakewood), u
rev. Tomaska, rev. Chaloupky,
rev. Necida v redakci Den
neho Hlasu ma Huron Road.
Slavnostnf vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14

jela po Kinsman kare, pri zma
cknuti knoflfku pro zvonek, do
stala electricity proud do t6la.
ktery il nervy poskodil. Dale
uvadi. re v kare byla voda, do
ktere musela stoupnout a to ze
electricity proud zavinilo.
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VYSLECH ODLOzEN.

Soudce Morgan odlozil W.
slech stiznosti obyvatel Is
wardy, kteri agitujf, aby v te
warde jediny hostinec byl od-
stranen. Hostinskou Utmost
vlastni Philip Tanski, 1925
Miles ave.
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cESKOSLOvENsKA voJEN-
SKA KOMISE v N. YORKU.

New York, IL. cervna. -
Prvni ceskoslovenska vojenska
komise pribyla do New Yorku
a usidlila Sc v Park Avenue He
7telu, ma A. ave. a 80. ul., ably pc
kratkem odpocinku zahajila
zde akci v zajmu ziskavani dc
brovolnfkI do ceskoslovenskt
armady We Francii. Jak jiz sde.
leno, komise sklada Sc re ctyi
m'adych dGstojnikd a to mad.
porucika Ant. Holeho, jenz JIG
velitelem komise, porucika Mi.
loslava Niederle, OldTicha Spa
nela a Josefa Horvata, kteTi bo
jovali jiz drive jako dGstoinfci
ceskoslovenske armady v Hall
ci proti Rakousku a Nemecku,
Mluvcfm komise je porucik Me
derle, jenz vyslovil Sc novinar,
skym zpravodajGm, ze Rakou-
sko vehnalo $4,000 Cechd a
Slovaka do armady a poslalo
ma vychodnf frontu do boje pro
ii ruskemu vojsku. Cesi a Slo-
vaci vsak Sc vzdali a pTesli k
nepTiteli, utvofivse pax samo-
statnou armadu ceskosloven-
skou, ktera bojovala proti ra-
kouskemu a n6meckemu vol
7sku az do uzavfeni necestnehc
mfru. Porucfk Niederle vyslovil
Sc dale; lie Cesi a Slovaci bojo-
vail proti Rakousku plnych til
sta rokG nemohli tudiz smifit
Sc myslenkou, aby boiovali
Ia Rakousko v techto rozhod-
nych dobach. Odmftli tedy bo-
jovat a bojujf pfflezitostne pro
ii nemu. Kdyz byl uzavfen ha-
nebny mir, vedeli clenove ces-
kosIovenske armady, co by je
mohlo ocekavat a proto radeii
hledeli uniknout CO nejrychle-
il. Nektefi Sc dali smerem k
Archandelsku, JIM dostali Sc z
Ruska do Skandinavie. Dnes
jsou tfi pluky eeskoslovenske
armady We Francii, JIM sli po-
moci Srbsku a konecne ostatni
bojujf dnes v Italii. Propagace
v zajmu utvofenf ceskosloven-
ske armady byla zahajena jiz
drive povzbuzena byla celia ak
ce prijezdem prof. Masaryka,
vIdce ceskoslovenske revoluce
a ceskoslovenska vojenska ko-
mise jest pevne pfesvedcena,
ze dnes najde sc mnozstvf do.
brovolnikd ceskoslovenskych
kteff uchopi Sc radi pTihodne
prflezitosti a, uchopi Sc zbrane
aby mohli bojovat "a svobodu
sveho naroda a "a prava ostat
mich narodG. Podle vysvetlen
porucika Niederle bude Sc ko
natl vycvik muzstva v tabort
vojenskem blize mesta New
Yorku. Je asi minen voiensk,
tabor We Stamford, kde dnes a,
mada ceskoslovenska Sc rychl
mnozi. Kazdym dnem pribyv,
dobrovoinkG a ocekava Sc, Z
pfitomnost vojenske komise &
skoslovenske bude mfti neoby
cejny vliv ma mnohe a bude jir
vzpruhou k hromadnemu pr
hlasovanf k armade. Ceskoslc
venska komise bude nynf spe
lecn6 pracovat s francouzsko
komisf, s kterou bude udrzovs
ii spojenf. Vycvik bude Sc d
pfesn6 podle pravidel, podl
nichz dele Sc vycvik vojind v
Francii.
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zENA zALUJE MA SIS, 900.

Flora B. Nelsonova, 9812
Eston ave., podala zalobu proti
majitelum poulicni drahy ma
$4,000. Pi. Nelsonova v zalo-
be udava, kdyz 2. ledna 1918
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GRADUACE MA WESTERN
RESERVE UNIVERSITE.

Ma Western Reserve univer-
site graduovali vcera mimo il
nych cesti zubolekaTi M. Krou-
lik, Emil Zeleznik a F. Zralik /;
lekarnfci A. v. Cipra, A. Svet-
lik a F. Hladky.