davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

glmsteromn, bubtif. Z. = 8erIi.
nisi1 llosannettiin puoliipirallinen
iulistus tGnGGn iosia urtposteltiin
preiioentti 8ilionin ellen illalla pi.
t6nt1G pubetta 8altimoresia, @o.
SGsiG iulistllfiesia MUM obeIIa
lahilitaan, ettd Bilion fGGntG6 bis
torialliiet toiiaiiat pl0salailin. Sii.
nd laiiiutaan ettG maaiInta tietdd
Io6an iota NIT fGpoGGn lGnlirirlta.
MALTA alfaneen liittoutrneioen tab.
oosto, be baluii1pat iitu.
SiinG iatfetaan, ettd preiioentti
flttiru npt foolle faiffi maboolliiet
ia iaatatpisIa oletpat poin1at faifen
iofialaiilliioen fltfistantiiefii ia fai.
fen len fufistaniiefii ntifG ipastiis-
taa liittoittrtneiben pprfinrpfiid.
Safla Ell tltle taipiimaan tdn1Gn l.
feen alle.
@belleen lanotaan iiinG, eta
8ilionin pube on paan fiiboituspli.
be iluoen lotalainan banffintiiefit.
Ice on faifista parbain fiiboitus
meibGn ontolle lainullenrme nlitG
Iopii o6ottaa. Siitd fGp feiiudStt
elille mitG Safialla on oootettafpis-
IN ios ie ioutuiii bG1piolle tGsid lo-
0asia.
Waelfein faiffi iafialaiiet leboet
Iii1ltGpGt pitfiG firioitilfiia len Job
oosta, ettG glnerifa on npt puooen
ollut looasia Safiaa mastaan. Sot-
fut lebbet pitGtp1t litd epdtpiiiaana
tefona, ettG glmerifa Deoettiin lo-
taan Safiaa tpastaan. Soiiet leb.
oct iroraan tuonitieipat tGtd tefoa.
@rGs leboistG lauiril, ettG Safia
nuenetti tpiineiien toitponla pitdd
s[merifa erilIG1n iooasta fun le ei
estGnpt 8ilIonin tulemasta lllloel.
leen malitufii. SGn1G lebti pitdG
8ilionia Observation-Disclosures Iiiott'
teeltaan ia mielipiteiltGGn. "Welitta"
iatfau leDti, ION mristettatpa, ettd
8ilion talee piaffoin tefemdun mt
oen raubon ebootiifien."
@rGs toinen lebti louiuu, ettd tp.
ipnps ipeoenalaiiista laitpoista oIt
main tefoipp, ionfa noialla Slmeritn
Iiittpi iotaan. Gen taafie iopi gSil-
lonin piilottaa faiffi tobelliiet 10.
taan pbtpnisippnid. Wte enune pml-
nGrrG ollenfaan anierifalaista DleiS
tG ntielipibettG.
| 8erlinin Sageblott ei usfo, ettd
glmerifan a1tama npu tiilee tiotaa.
moan notion Iiittoltltneille. Slime.
rifan apu on npt 10 iaaiprttaniH
buippufobtanld. Se on pnffolit0.
tputtaniit faiffi iaatatpisia oletpat
Iaiipat, iotfa meibGn tpeoenalaiient.
me tiileipat b1fpittGntGGn ntltittontan
fitiifaiioen fiiluesia. Sitte tiiletpot
liittoittuneet nGfemGdn laa6adrrto
itriia laiipoia rafennetufii fplIin
nopeaon. Eoinen lebti pafruttton,
ettG 9lmerifo ei ole lGbesfG6n fpen.
npt tGpttdni66n it'd ntitd Iiittouta-
meet ooottiapnt iiltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
gillp SnnSap tnlee Snlntbiic
Wfinn.

Bostori 8olfer BillD Sunoapn
.aiianties OH ioapiinut GuIutbiin ia
oIfoa rofenniittaan iiell1 ililirta to-
bernateIia, iobon mubtiiu noin
5000 ibntistd. Tofennis pitdiii
tlilIo fpoLmiitIi emf toiifofltuIlo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
@eraerin fnipa rpltettrt.

@ogerton, Bis. - @oeertonin y
iuffaat paniiuat toimeen iiuiren ii1n
moalliien fofouflen latantai iItano,
ionfa lopettaiaiiifii poItettiin tltnne.
tnn ioiioIistin gictor 8. Bereerim
flitpo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

2ontoo, GuDtif. Z p. ilrnotetaan,
ettG brittilGisten onnistui pasta-
bp0ffGpfiesIGGn iafialaiIia tpastaan
ellen iaaba tafaiiin balturnia Ioe-
Inn nleti1n, lGniiprolella glncro jo-
fea, pobioiieen sllbert nintilest1 fall
puneista. Sota toir1isto tieoottao
tGnGGn, ettG brittilGiiet iaiipat to-
faiiin faiffi menettGmGnlG olueet.
Safialaisten bpoffdps brittiluiiiG
wastaan 9llbertisia lpotiin tafaiiin
| ia toinen tentoonien bpOffGps Sebr'
ternesta etelGGn niirrifddn Ipotiin ia
faiiin ia mnierrettiin brittilaiien
tDffitulen oapullo.
@belliiesiG bpoffapfiesia iaitpat
brittil1ilet 100 ipanfia ia lleita TO-
netpffeiG. Somonn pGihndn1 ltuois
timat iafialaiiet bDoffdpfienid, ntiit
ia beioGt lpotiin tafaiiin. Subellt
Sebnternea iafialaiiet tefitpdt bpof'
f1pfien npobenmin illalla, n1utto
len murtitpat brittilGiiet anfarar
tpffitulen afpullu.
llieintpien pienentpien bpoftaps'
ten apnlla Ianan pditpGn aantnllo
oninstltihpat brittilGiiet parGtta'
moan aienniaan Sonlme ioen ete'
ldpuolella ia iaiipat 40 panfio
8oifalliIia taisteluita tGllG oiallo
liniaa jatfui fofo pGipin. Sofia
loilet tefitpdt trtliiia bpoffGpfiiG iaa'
iputtaafieen tafaiiin menettandnlo
alueet, ntltta beioat onnistuttiir
toriumaan fuitenfin tafaiiin ia nue.
nettipdt be palion miebiG.
Son1on p1itpGn aanllino tefimat
Iaflolaiiet bpoffGpfiid brittilaiiic
lpastaan lGbellG 8ucquop nimistt
paiffaa, n1utta rGrnafin bpoffapflet
toriuttiin tpffitiilen alptlla.
Safialuisten bpOffipS ranstalai
Tia mastaan @rtmeneiin ieuoulla e
pdonnistui..
&beimiiG pontntttimat ioflalaile
onfarasti ipiime BOND. ytoDon ieit
oulla tpiime pond oil anfara pont
mitus moleinmin puolin. Santeer
gsoposta onnistii iafialaisten iaa
aprttaa ipGb1n ialaniiiao, miitta be
oGt Ipotiin tofaiiin p0n fnlnesla.
Oiien rittamalla iafialaiiet itit
bistiipat 5pottGpfienid labelld Gbau
npa ia @oriiis nimista faitpnnfia.
2GbellG Gbeninid prittiipat laf
ialaiIet palloittao ratsfalatster
ipalliboiitoia, mlitta iiina be CPD
onnistuifpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
airnnpiimdllG iammntettiin tnIi.
paIu.

Wsrs &. @rombiten TlainfieIo,
8is. talon iantnurtti naopitrit tuIi.
palosto t. t. s b. fantaen firmlpii.
ntid ldbeIlG olelpusto ineiieristd.
SulipaIo oil ia1nniitettu ennenfatn
polofirntaIaiiet fserfiiiipGt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

lalliuttiin toiipomllfiia, ett1 &oti-
maa laaiennettatiiin iofapGiip1iiefii,
firjaIliiultoen teboffaalrrman leipit-
tanliien iGriest1rniietii oliii tGpt1n-
nollinen iuinlnitelma tebtGipG j. n.
G. Sifi 80 pitbeenpuoroa fGptettiin
mif1 oioitti liilrrta barrastusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Snomalainen mnrbattn. inlmaIla
taipalGa Spaniamisfa.

glberoeen. Bosb - Sllntn trtur.
ba tapabtui uaaIisf. 81 p. iposten
p5IId Soquiamisia geortb Bestin
iabon Iabeiippbesid. SuomaIainen
ssaIIe Soritr5m ioiitai iotertfin tap.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Senaatti lniittaa epGiiGnmaalliImmt-
ia fosfeiuia lafeja.

True translation filed with the
postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as re.
quired by act of October 6, 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
SafIalaiiet lebbet ariupsteleiuat pre-.
iibentti @ilIonin pn6etta. :.

True translation filed with the
postmaster Of Ironwood, Mich. as re.
quired by act Of October 6. 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

tumbitaan puiffafrman fristillisten
piirien yb.ei9to'liii,,tao. Soiapoer
fannatusta lalailtuille aiatufiille ia
fontitean malntistanille poniille e.
fifth lopufii, etta firffop1ifpGt eiipGi
baiaantuiii, ennenfliin fGptGnn0lli.
iiSt1 toiqllenpiteiSti on paGtofiiG tiff
tp.
&ristillilestG ianonalebbistostG
ia len merfitpfiesti eiitti tobt. We.
9fltlitb ieilraatpdt p6Gaiatufiet.
&ristifanian onann lnnomaleb-
oistoon nGboen firffofanianlme tar.
fe1nG toinintuelimenG on erifoinen
firffofnnIan onta lanontaleboisto,
jonfo tebtGipGn1 on al ola iiiiGn.
p1in firtfofaniat pboistGpGnG ia
b. olla itlospdin firffofanian ebus-
tohpana observation-disclosures.
g5tti fristifanian ianomaleboist0
moili t1tG tebtGhpG1niG tGpttGG, tor
pitaan aiianbaarain mltfaan pai-
faliiia, paatinrattomampia obiel.
4laa pstaalpia ianomalebtiG, nllitta
len obella ia ennen faiffea mriita-
mia illurenrpia p1a dGnentannotta-
iia, ioioen obieGrna, toiulituslpoirnat
ia -tapa iefG tofo ia lelpiffi mas.
taunpat tGt1 aiemaa ia tebtGhpdG.
&irffofanlan ilib6e mllltbun plei-
ieen ianonlaIeboistoon:
&irftofanIan oman erifoiien ia-
nontnleboiston tarne ia totelittanli-
nen ei iaa merfit6 iitG, ettG le eris.
tpili tostetutliStu MUM pleiien ia-
nornaleboist0n fnnsia, ntifGli liiben
on tilaiiliitto; iuaan niinfuin on
monista ipist1 tarpeellista, ettd
fristifaiinn piirisia ieurataan niitG
MIN on ntDos Dbfa farpeef1 etta le
pprfii teboftaasti maifiittomaan iii-
6en ia len faiitta Ell toboiIle. Seu-
tGboen on AZ fristifcnion pfiitpisten
jdienten fpfpnfa ia diionbaarain mn
faan otettaipa teboffnasti oiaa nlp0-
t6ntieliien ianomale4oiston apusta-
miieen; b. on idries5etpn fristilliien
ianomalebtitoiiliston ahpulla NAB
oolliliuoen nlitfnan ipdlitettiipG ia-
nomaleboistoon aiinlliiia tietoja ia
periaatteelliiia firioitufiia usfonnol-
liiisto ia frisfolliiista fpiDmpfiistG
ia niioisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
"gsnoriio on fiinnitettGiua tpSb0r

SGinGn waatintiifien eiitti "&oti-
opinfoia ia fltrsieia tdlittGhpGsiG
olitstitflesiaon op. 8ilb. Sienna.
SeurafltrltotpIen on teboftaasti
fannuteetnpa fotiopintotpot6 iefG
.5enfiiellG ettG oineelliiello otpltstltf-
ielloon.
&otiopintotpotG ipolaiieipio eiitel-
miG on ipltoiittain iGriestettGtpG ai-
nafin iofaiieen foilitpiiriin.
On febitettGtpu fotiopintofirialli-
iui1bella, paripGiipGiiiIIu flirsieilla
3. NJ. iopiipilla fsinoilla fotiopinto-
len iobtoiia faiffiin fpliin. S1lloin
on etltpGGSiG paittotpa buonio alfr-
toullt- ia iitnnurttaifoitluopettaiii
iefG fanlanopistod fapneeieen nlio-
riioon.
8npiston oliii eritoiiesti pioett1-
ma buolta iiitG, ettd fotiopintotpo
ioa6oas fGpntiin fristilliiisiG nlori-
iopboistpfiisid, otlpeluleltroisia 3.
NJ.
&ippifoiiluSia on pibuttnfpa ipa.
loiietpasti ia tpaifnttaipasti fotiopir
totpon tGrfeDbest1 ia niioriio beti
iiiben fiinnitettGipd. 3unafin ipron-
nal uetaqn lamoa firjaa faiffialIo
maasia. Siti uppodds rippifou-
luaifana, annetoon object Iiifenti-
ieen ia ntaGrGt61n tiitfintoaita.
SGnlGn feip1ttalmen ia enii ipfipn
opirtofiriafii ebootan = parentntan
puutteesia = &otifastpatiispboisb N
tointittaman "llstonpubbistufien
ntiisto" iippear1pi laitos, ionfa
iroritiifiesta 2otifdstpatiispbo boistps
oritoo tooistufien.
Seuraaipitii fpaoiifii on rippi-
foulisuoriioa iparten toin1itettamo
ipnoiittoin oma lDbDt, faniontoiui-
men totiopiittofirio.
On idriestett6np1 erifoiiio Ipbpen
pid fursieia eri pioltlle moota foti.
opintojen iobtoiia parten, fumes
faaooan iopiipo Ioitos tdt6 taifoitiis-
ia fparten.
eesfnsteIusio fnnnotettitn ia t6p-
oennettiin aIustiifiisia eiitettpid mie
| Iipiteitd. SanomoIebbist0n iubteer
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

eiitelmiin. T1iipGllislonlan i1lfeen
otettiin eiille fpiprnps
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

lemmin puolin ia entistG birpedm.
pia taistelmia moi pltbieta miIlotm
5ptpGniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
2iittontnneet ipoittaneet tafaiiin aie
miaan

True translation filed with the
postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as re.
quired by act Of October 6, 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Sucfen Gvanke|i$ -uteri|asen krkon ensima$et kirk
kopdipdt


Satfoa eoelliien nunleroon
"llsfompmbSistifien perintS ia ,uel.
iuuitns"
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
Beyond the Dreams Of Her
People a Few Years
Ago.
CROPS IN MILLION BOUNDS
Have Increased In Figures
That Almost Surpass
Belief.

Big industrial centers have long
had the habit of Dragging about the
increased value Of their output from
season to season. Thccommunitics
where the farmer was very much in
evidence were almost dazed by the
big figures which were needed 10
make these comparisons. This idea
Of colossal figures from the produc-
ton Of mills and factories and small
fgurcsfor the production Of the farm
and gardens in the country has taken
deep root in public opinion, says
James Speed In the Courior-Journal
The manufactures has always been
prone TO advertise himself, his pro
ducts and his community with a
heavy barrage Of figures. The farm
or has always been content TO live his
own life on his own farm with no
thought Of telling thu general public
how much better of he was than he
happened 10 be in 1909, or eyon as
late as 1916. OF course, in a general
way everybody knew the farmer was
getting better pricen for his crops
and that he was buying an increasing
number Of automobiles, tractors,
trucks and other expensive pieces Of
heavy machinery; but as the farmer
kept his mouth tight shut no one
was very much the wiser.
The writer. as the editor Of farm
magazine with practically all Of its
circulation in kenluaky. knew that
the farmers Of the State had sold
their crops for huge sum Of money;
but he was not in the least prepared
for the figures he fo1nd given In a
circular issued by a large advertis-
ing agency This circular stated that
a comparison Of the value Of farm
crops in Kentucky in 1909 and 1917
showed an increase OF 1886. 900. 600.
When the reader realizes that this
huge figure does not include the
value OF the livestocE sold, he will
understand how stupendous they are.
The difference between the crop val
ues in 1916 and 1917 are even more
startling and will enable one TO real
ize iNgome small way the prosperity
which Is not centered in any small
manufacturer district, but is scat
tered over the whole Commonwealth
In 1917 Kentucky's crop brought
her farmers Si54.399.O 900 more than
those marketed the year before. This
means that II this amount were dis
tributed evenly over the State every
one OF the 1870 counties would have
million and a quarter more dollars OF
crop money 10 spend, besides having
the money which came from the sale
Of livestock.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
MEDICAL
INSPECTION
AND BETTER MUSIC FOR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS URGED IN JOINT
MEETING PARENT-TEACH.
ER LEAGUES.

The Parent Teacher Leagues Of
Belmont and Virginia Street Schools
held joint meeting yesterday after
noon Mt the Public Library from $3.50
TO 4:30 with very encouraging
number present, Two subjects vital
10 our public schools were discussed.
These were emusic in the Public
Schools" This subject was dis
cusscd la detail by Misses Jean Me
Kee and Mary Walker and Mrs W.
T. Fowler The next subject was
Medical Inspection for Our Schools "
and this was discussedby Drs +. VI.
Sites and Cant Gather and Mrs.
Leroy, community trained nurse.
Everyone present WAS made TO feel
the Importance of both Of these sub
iects and the vital need Of both re
forms being instituted in our schools.
This is the first Of what is hoped
10 be series Of joint meetings Of
this nature, and every parent and
public spirited citizen should lend his
or her support 10 this move.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open eompe-
titive examinations for passenger
rate clerk, freight-rate clerk, and
tariff clerk, for both men and women.
Vacancies in different branches Of the
service, at entrance salaries ranging
from $1,000 TO $1,000 a year, de-
pending upon the qualifications Of
the Appointee and the importance Of
the duty 10 which he or she is as
signed, will be filed from these ex-
aminations.
A large number Of appointments
will be made from these examina-
tions, especially in Depot Quarter
master Offices and the Interstate
Commerce Commission, in both OF
which the usual entrance salary Is
al, 200 a year.
y On. account Of the urgent needs Of
the service, applications will be re-
ceived until further sotice. Papers
will be rated promptly and certih-
cation made as the needs Of the ser
vice require.
Applicants should at once apply
for Form 1912. stating the title the
Of the examination desired. to the
Civil Service Commission. Washing
ton, ID. c.
For furher information Sail on
Elbert>rurner, HoPkinsville Post
ONCE.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
Patriotism Shown By Ira D.
Smith In Being Examined
With l39 Others.
MORE CALLED NEXT WEEK
Will Bring Total Examined
Up To Six Hundred
or More.

The second days examination Of
drafted men procee ied yesterday
morning at the Avalon in about the
same manner as outlined the first
day Only n few changes were made
in the personnel Of the volunteer
helpers.
Although 1863 were called for eN-
animation yesterday, only l3i Of the
Christian county men responded, to-
gether with 6 who were transferred
from other places and were examined
here.
Wednesday and Thursday. March
20 and 2i, examinations will again
take place. 1853 being called for each
OF these days The total number for
four days will be 652 called. This
will leave about 250 whose cases
are before the District Board on APP
peal from the classification made by
the Local Board. As soon rs the
cases are reported back the Local
Board will fix another day for the
examination Of all C;ass men.
The special fetaurv Of the cxami-
nation yesterday was the fact that
Mr.. IRA ID. Smith, member of the
Local Draft Board, was called and
examined. Mr.. Smith made no effort
TO claim exemption from service al
though he is entitled TO same by
reason Of his wife being dependent
upon his labor for support lie made
an effort recently 10 get into the
Aviation service and made trip
to indianapolis, only 20 arrive aft
er orders from the government were
received not TO enlist any more men
in the Aviation Corps.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15

The absent voters bill Is safely
through the State Senate. This bill
applies 10 all absent voters, whose
duties customarily keep them from
home on election day, but does not
apply TO municipal. school and spec
ial elections. An amendment pro-
posed by Senator Rives was adopted
before the bill passed. limiting II
10 soldiers, sailors, Federal and State
fiocers, and excluding primaries
from its provisions.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15

To hte Honorable Christian Circuit
Court:
The grand jury. for the present
term Of the Christian Circuit Court
would report that all crimes and mis-
demeanors occurring in Christian
county of which information could be
obtained have been as fully investi-
gated by this body as possible and
that indictments have been found
and returned in every instance where
sufficient evidence 10 warrant same,
in our judgment, has been diseov-
cred, except in the matter Of short
weights in meal and -four and other
violations under the Pure Food Law.
That upon being advised by the Com
monwcalth Attorney that prosecu-
tions under the Pure Food Law
should originate By the direction Of
the Experimentation at Lexington,
Ky, and being further advised 10
transmit a copy Of the evidence be
fore us TO the Director Of the Exper-
iment Station We transcribed said
evidence and forwarded same TO said
Director And we would further re
port that In response TO said evi-
denee so sent TO the Experiment sta
tion by the Commonwealth Attorney
under our direction Honorable Willis
G. Terrill. State Food Inspector has
been In Hopkinsville two days In
specting the weights. measures and
purity Of meal, -four and other food
products for sale 10 the public.
The promptness with which thia
investigation Is being made warrants
the confidence that the Pure Food
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
n. b. NJ. A. MEETING.

A meeting Of the business men
generally will be held at the II. r..
NJ. A. Office tonight at 7:3O o'clock
to consider the cigar factory PROPOSE
tion and hear the report Of the com
mittee which visited Paducah. This
Is n great opportunity for Hopkins.
vile and every man who is interested
in thewelfare Of the town is urged
to be on hand.
GARNER +. DALTON, See
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
CAPT. ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
Gets CROIX De CUERRE
Showing UnexceIled Bravery
While Waiting With His
Troops to Lead An
Attack.

American Army In Frsnee-Msr.
I4.-Here is the official French order
to-day. which accompanied the be-
stowal Of the croix de caerrs War
Gross" upon Capt. Archie Roossvelt'
Captain Roosevelt was -s~see
wounded by shell frsgmsnts upon
the field Of honor. while in the pur-
suit Of his duties, showing uncxeeiIed
bravery With his troops while await
ing orders to 10 forward TO a surprise
attack into the enemy lines. C~f :
Roosevelt has shown himself vsioro \
and worthy Of specific msntion.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
ACTION 1
ASSURED

CBy international News Serviee)
Washington. March ii.-Direet
contract between Congress and the
on in the conduct OF tee.
war was established tonight when
the Senate military affairs COMMITTEES
conferred with the super war council
a. the War Department. The meet
ing was at the request OF the acting
Secretary " War. The House Mill
tary affairs committee will meet in n
similar session tomorrow afternoon.
This marks the first Of series gener-
al conference, conducted weekly
throughout war. so Congress may.
know every step taken. II represents
the first tangible move 10 bring on
both Congress and the administration
together for a successful prosecution
uf the war.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
DYNAMITE ON
HOG ISLAND
(By International News Service }

(By International News Servies.)
Washington, March 14.-Sccrct
Service Agents are probing Hog Is
land ship yards to find out who plant
ed $50 pounds Of dynamite there.
The fact that dynamite was planted
was made known at hearing by the
Senate Commerce Committee. There
are no Germans or Austrians ON the
Island, but many Russians and Ital-
Ians are employed.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
TO MAIL LIVE CHICKENS.

Washington, March IA. - Live
chickens may be sent by parcel post
after March l5, provided they are
properly prepared foS mailing. In
announcing this decision the Post
Office Department ordered said chicks
could not be insured or sent c. O.
d.. nor carried 10 destinations more
than seventy-two hours mailing dis
tanee.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
Dutch SHIPS
TAKEN OVER
CBy international News ssrvie..)

Washington, March i4.-S,x hun
drcd thousand tons Of dutch shir
ping in allied ports will be taken over
by the United States and Great
Britain to speed the movement OF
American troops TO France. Full
viii be paid Dutch own
ers mad generous provisions will be
made to issue food to Holland. A
proposition is before Holland 10 place
ships in the service Of the allies vol
unfairly before March 1S, or have
them reQuIsitioned.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
FIGHT OFF

CBy Internstio News SsrviSe)
Kansas. City, March ll.-The pro
posed fight between jess willard and
Fred Fulton was practically aban-
doned this afternoon when F6itons
representatives objected TO terms.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15

Department Of the State is alert, that
IL is making frequent inspections Of
all food products exhibited FOR sale
and that the public will be as well
protected as Il is possible for the
Department TO do.
+. W. DABNEY, Foreman
Grand Jury.
March IA, 1913.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15

Former Senator Joe Blackburn now
more than so years Of age. who is
resident commissioner Of the Lin
coin Memorial Commission in Wash
ington, has been in quite feeble
health recently. Last week his wife
died suddenly and he suffered a re-
lapse. but his condition is now some
what improved.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
TEXAS GOES DRY

(By international News Servies.)
Austin, Texas March l4.-The
Senate today passed the statewide
prohibition bill ~ TO .. which had
passed the House. II is expected the
Governor will approve aud sign the
bill. Il goes into effect June I, 1918.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
OlJSTED

(By International New. Ssrvies.)
Milwaukee. March i4.-Mayor
lloan this afternoon by vote 10 10
. was ousted from Chairmanship Of
Executive Committee Of the Council
OF National Defense. Five votes
against were all cast by Socialists.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
YOUNG SOLDIERS BODY.

The body Of Raymond Magraw ar
rived from Camp Taylor yesterday
TOO late 70 catch .he train for Cadiz
and the trip will be made this morn
ing. The burial viii be In Cadiz
to-day.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-03-15
WARRANTS ISSUED.

(by international News Ssrvies.)
Norfolk, Va, March 14.-Federal
warrants were issued tonight for the
ringieaders Of the crew Of the Rus
sian steamer Omsk. charged with
mutinous conduct.