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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

As result Of the experience which
various of its members have had
with fines and Inconvenience at
tendant upon delayed drive-aways
while driving through Georgia, the
National Automobile Dealers asso-
citation, moved to action, has Sc
cured from Governor Dorsey OF that
state, highly agreeable promise.
The governor writes that he is con-
ferrinE over the matter with Secre-
tary OF State Strange in the hope
OF arriving at a method whereby
without straining Georgia law deal
ers can drive their trains OF auto
mobiles through.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Of Kansas City bought $4,000 worth
Of Liberty bonds OF the third issue
out OF It's treasury The association
already owns $1,000 worth bought of
the second issue. No campaign was
made among the members this year
because of the different plan Of the
central campaign committee during
the previous Liberty loGn campaigns
motor car dealers subscribed at one
OF their meetings. individually, for
$4,000 worth of the bonds.
Instructions have been Issued by
Ohio officials to finish the gaps of
the national highway between Co
lumbus and tho Ohio river, as sew
eral stretches are still TO be improved
to make an ideal highway to the
east Convicts will he used to COM
plete the work, which will be rushed
as rapidly as possible In Muskln-
gum county a stretch Of II miles
will be paved with brick and in
Guernsey county crushed stone Will
be used.
-Four Of the seven Moutlcr brothers
who operate the Crown Auto com
psny in Peoria are in the selective
draft, three Of them are IN class Al
and one is In B-A In order to read
lust their business to war time con-
ditions they are selling one Of their
branch organizations and are maxi
ing numerous changes in the head
quarters outfit. All of thc brothers
have received thorough mechanical
training and their organization is
considered one ~ tho best selling
business and mechanical outfits i'm
the central west Not one OF the
brothers Is claiming exemption.
Because OF the advanced season
and the fact that much OF tho farm
ers' work was well under way, or
ders for FOrdson tractors which were
contracted for by Michigan ana not
come In as promptly IA anticipated.
The war preparedness board has can
celed its contract with Henry Ford
X Son. No orders We're accepted after
10 noon April q Up to date Ford x
Son received orders tuallDg 5GI
tractors. \ number Of orders held
| back at the board are still expected,
| which will increase this sum slightly
/ SiNty-two counties have been Pur-
gchasers, Wayne county leading with
7 q total of 81 tractors.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Scrani dltc Sicrc.

8riuots Soparin bat in feinsr
rFindoIogis oes @eIAmods" bebaups
tet, in Der GisrpeIt iei pas @eliite
aah 0elorensm mbstanut. Dos 1T
2bcg. fo;e 9. 56erteI in usber Qano
uno Yiecr itrsibt, ourdaus ritt
.'tti9. 0ae iossrannten b~ierbrouens
Zen 9iune, pie giten, Gi6en.
IForne, 9irten, Veppeln. Wsiosn
unc 1n0ere, ionoeru i'm SUM- an
Jrotri1sn. Sohrlohsrn, 4itnarbsn
tInen ihdumjlen in attoboliihsr ga
ring bsiino.ihen Saft nb. nit benz lie
eJrs gten9e 8dIts an3isbsn - 6irihs
tdfer uro anosrs Safer, Qmsiitn.
Sduetsr. Wirmtr, Shmttterlings-
Die idmt uuo fonoers nab Ginger
3eit ole gn;eitsn itipsrs 9si,tun9
tIu9sseu. Dtr Qaraoiespoesl non
Na9uinsa lpito 0uyd ietn @s!ut
U1d Gulqus ~aefdr9en. Die pfsyos
ann 6uuos 5s~ocr3uasn ods Bier. Der
S~,,iant zen Grrat, Der gdr ben
&ranntptiu. uro Ser giit lit idm.Ii
@sn &ogtotiIsu, Die Der Wsni6 Iitbt.
g5duaIih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
GbincNidJs &Oaif.

Gin fratB5iiider 0iiiiion0r, oet
luf cInsm Noote in Der hintiiihcn
&citDropilt5 S3ehuoa Den DunJtle
lufudrtS Iubr, mlrOe III Ser 9tobe
DER @ta0t 6uton pom llier ans be.
ihollen, Die 8cgcuo mimmelte pon
Iuitin0Iid)en ul0 &0uberbanocn,
Ser SAT- boitt alio mcIter nItts
AufiaucnOes. Sum Slid rittetcn
Die &ugeln tcjnen 5dluoen an. lc1
~QilliiOnQr gebot lc;neu 9ootsicnteL
an llier 6u balten, odnlit er lid) mll
zen Au9rcliern u~crlto49latn t0nllt.
0a5 geidiaD, unO ais ole @au0ttc1
d0ell. Dab es lid un etrlen Guro
'0gr 0%nl0clte, eHtldIc0cn lie, 0aB el
enc 6ahrt un1citort fortlctcIl
)lIrie aber er ntilBte Ole Ealro,
ten Gc5abltL. ole man uImllblrUelit
luf ion ablcicuert bate, Ger 4tll.
AR, nit O~ito'iatild'cn p5colnfea
Ijlatu lett ldnlcrcr ,jelt Jtrtr1ui
aidertC iih uidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Iidlts tint nnierem gplfe Gente, oa

es an Der Shmeae elmer neuen 3ejt
itebt, mebr notb, aIs Die erfemttntB,
oaB Die OolfsmGBigen Snititlitionen,
ouf oenen uniere 9emOfrntie rubt,
iiir Die 3ufunft geii6ert DeroelI
muiien ourd] einen regen, lebenoi'
gen, Die gauge Station umfaiienoen
@emeingeiit.
8oS Dor bunoert SSobreu Der alte
B0rres Dem b ut den Belle gu
rief, gilt be1te nId] nod fir ms.
.8obl tbut 8ube un0 titles @e.
mad Dor olem 9ln0ern MOTH oieier
3cit, Die iid in rnitloientEr ciben BET
nabc oufgerieben" beiBt es in Der
5drift: .8euti6Inno un0 Die Rep6'
luton; vaber es bari nidt Die HHb'
Der 8r1gbeit, louoern oIlcin lene &c.
boltcne, feite 8clalienbeit fem, Die
nitt int leerer Salt iif obmiibt, ion
bern gcmciIen mo ibrer ielbIt gcpiB
nit DEM geringiten 9raftaufwano
hire 3mede 81 crreihen iudt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
@ieepniin hnt bnrdl ben Sob pes

grdiiocnten ieincr llniperiitdt elIeu
Idnpcrcu YerluIt erlittcn. Charles u.
San &iie bate auf icincm ipe3iuImii
cniduftliden 8ebict Der Geologic, CT
l1cn internatiinalen Hui. Nohocm "
in ipdteren ESnbrcn lid Den Broblemeil
Der Notionnl Scfonomie 5ltgcnen.
oct, botte er ben 8eg 81 Dem @cbiet
acfunOen ouf Dem lid feline eigennrti
ae Ycri0n.libfeit, Die lih Surh Die
0orte Niiicni6aitler un0 ToIitifcr
dlorufteri'trcn lGBt Doll atlalcben
%fonnte; oie %Nnpenoun9 Der @iiIen-
ihait ollf Dem @cbiete oes Tolf8tpirth
-ifaitsIehcns. Seine r~ciiIte unO bod
tic 2eiItung amf 0ieicm @ebiete lit Die
uon linn bereit5 1906 oerfiinoete Or
fenntuiB, ooB oas 6lin0amentalprob-
lem Der Der. Stoatcn oie GrbaItltltg
Scr notiirlid)cn 9ilf5qucIcn oea Gan.
oes uno S%pariamfcit III Der @errpen.
Dung Der natiirliden 8oocnihdte lit,
ciuc Notbpenoigfeit Die mGbreno Ser
Rriegsiabre aud in 0as 8cmuBticin
0e8 Bottles iib~ergegnngcn iii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Gin Ghineiin 1T NmbnInn,.Ncr:tin

oeS @cllcpnc 6oipitoI8 5l 9tctp Norf.
Die iun1c Game 1T Or. 0onQ Nuen
Sico. Gohter BON Or. Gina. San 5Ieo
aus Nonhond, China. Sic bot ihrr
meoi3. Eriifunqen an Scr North
fueltcrn llnincriitGt int GhicoQo ohar.
leQt. @cnn iic nit ihrcm allrIr i'm
bellevue 0oipitoI IcrtiQ icin miro,
min lie mir6cr in ihrc Scimnth 3lt
nldfchrcn. I'M sort sic 0cnntnif mo.
0erncr Weoi8tn meter 5u ucrbrciten.
sri. Eona g)uen Eieo 1T 3l ihrcrNuS.
bllounq bon ser dlinciiihcn Inter,
rtdlt$ Gomnliiiion nod Nmcrifu &c.
itlidt mor0ru. nodlncm Iic in China
on elmer b6hcren God,tcridulc ihr
Gramcn Qenladlt hattie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

reidJfe Die 3pei ganfbiuets Der 5rou
NIT ben @orten:
.9ies fir 4ntoun."
yllno Gie2" rief Ser oerorste
Mitorbeiter.
.9mn2 Snbe i'd niht nod iiinf.
lebn 6ranfs2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Mit Der NnsidmItnnn brs @pttcs.

gnnOenthunl8 in europa ioutc mon
aud oofiir iorgen, ooB bier oieieni
gen 9ilrger in lire @ren3en 5uriif-
qewieien merocn, bie iih. neil lic
bier geborcn mllr6cn, al3 sic ein5i
gen H%otriotcn BON @otte@ @na0cu
Qufipielcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

am bcIten rub iideriteu lit es. oas
Sch per y 0 It q Il 10 c | lung (gtone9
oroerl. Die Der Boitmeiiter IN ben gros
ftercn Crtlhaften auslteueu lam. 81
iberieuoen. Gbenlo gut mo iIGber lIlo
Die eIiuugen. fpel
die Die gaenten in allen @gpreB>9tdtios
men ansltelen. 8enn mdu 0ds Delo
per Boltunipeiiing ODER per GrpreBnns
tpeiiun9 Ihidt. lit IS nidt notblpenotg'
ben betreffcn0en 8rief regiitriren 3u lals
fen. tucnr Die Noreile oeutlidl geldlrtebeH
lit. Qegt man ongegeu 8aurgeio III Den
Briei, 10 ioIte oieier ltet5 rcgIitrtrt luers
ben INN iid]er gu iein, Dag oerlelbe rld)s
tia anfount. Sir 8eloienoungen III
etnfad)cm @riefpcridlufe llberuebmen
mir teiuerlei Observation-Disclosures. SIN
Ssaae pom a0reBperdu0crltngen oergelle
man ia nid)t, oie nlte %ebeulpDuhl lute Die
ueue Soitoifice C~r5ugeben. oenn loult
t6nncu mir Sen ganeu i'll Den 9udern
gar uidt fiuoen.
Rpren Orhers oilricn niht. mi. bas
70 oft 9eihiebt, ais permeintlidle Quit
tuna ebaItcu Ueroen,
Ipn6ern iiuo in Den 9riefcu u'
tegeu.
6uittung erfolgt uur ourh Genoernna
oes 9dtumS ouf Dem IoreBitreifen.
9ian aoreliire einfdd:
.Turoitern", Ga GrpTe, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Die ScbpreiIe, Der oas Sricoseuhe

bicl GIT tribe tnm, untlportct ouf 0en
@itliernf hmqeroer 6rallcn un0
Sinbern nit 5pottbiIocrrun0
8 aBortifeIn, ocren lid ie0er
mohre Imerifnner ihGmcn muB.
9ieie unamcritnniihc Yrciie briltgt
Die game omerifaniidF Hotion in
miSrrp0it
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Z. CoSeu Imonr, Der hefouutc

8roBid1lGtlter, 1T Ser Gniitt. IS lcien
feine Gn5cifen onfiir uorbonoan. ouB
IN Ser nohcn 3ufunft uno IeIb1t ulidl
fir bic fommcnoen orci o0cr pier
sSohrc cine lnirfIidlc SernbieblnQ ser
Soften oc$ 2cbensuntcrboI3 3u er
tndrtcu lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Die ans europa, bcionScrS ans

Ste ans europa, ~bciUnncrS ans
Gelltid)Iono QcrncIocteu unrihcn,
ldelncn nidt oicI mehr olS cphcncrc
IlISbrildr oe8 monordiihcu Gle
ments 81 icin, 0aS sic ltntluQheit be
9tng, Tih scr Stimmuno ser Stunoe
entgeaeu5uiteuumcrl. onItutt oic Ont
lhetouHQ Der fir Ole ndd)itcn 8Odler
q%cplanten Observation-Disclosures ab,
3tiunrten, Grit oicicr EcriunmlunQ
miro rs porbcboltcu bIcibcu, olc
ELECTROMAGNETIC Proclamation an
bcitdtiger, ibr Die biirQcrlidc Rcuu
blif oor5uSiehcn ODER cine un0crc Ne
gicrnnasiorm fir Sen ocutidlcu Stan
tenbun0 81 %bcitimmen. ISu oicicu
Wodcu ODER nieIlridlt aud Wonatcll
miro bic meme Rcgierung cine idlmcrc
Hrobc uui ihre 2eiitunnSidhiQfeit mo
ihren 9eitan0 abjulcaen hubcu. Nbcr
mat onrf crluorten. oab ou5 ocittihc
Nliracrtbum bis melt in Sic Rcihcu
DER Go%nicrpotiucu binein oicicr RcQie-
rlInq feline 0inocrniiie bcrcjtcu unN
lhr licber ic0e TorocrunQ SI (btjl
Derhcu lalicn NniG. lucun e% mtt
oernoQ sen Giuiliiiicn ihrc@ rd0itl
len 5IiigeIs 8iocrItouo 81 I~eiitcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Die ans Nnmanien uno 9ulen &c.

mcI0cten acknowledgement 3eigcn,
ooB man in gepiiicn SheiIen Der
@elt non Gemofratic mo Civilization
INNER nod reht merftpiiroige &or.
itelun0en bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Sns ltnoermeiblide figen Die
oelllihcr t5iiritcn lid. GieI unnilBeS
8lutpergic6en 0aorrd) perhiltet!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Der t0.Robem6cr mar Gin ocntider
8eoenftag: Der @eburtstog Martin
2uthers, ser @eburtstng Shiuer3,
DER 8eburtStag oes neuen freien
Qc1Itid1Ion0sl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

@ei6dftss2otal:
Roroterns8 ebduoe, 1913 93Gin StraBe'
ga groHe, Wis.
Aeues 3elephon 1913. Altes Seleppon 1913.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
EaMnEz
grIaeint ieoen 6reitas.

eerausaeber: Die RorOiteru. anoeintion
NooIf GdnoriaH. BralIoeHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Ibonnem eHt5prets
~Roraenltcrn", ieoen 0iensta9,
p%ortojrei, .ytOroitern" Ieoer
6reitag, portOirei, beioe 8o'
denblGtter Suiommen pro Sabr
fir .UU
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Butter une Gier i'm @rpEhaneeI
greiIe bon Der edpIen Cont 60.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurx.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

9uma5 bate befanntlih pom ici.
rem @roBoatcr her nod etrud$
lImar3cs Nlllt in oen N0ern. Sdon
an DER 90be oc5 lltcruriitcn Ruh.
mes itebcno. beidllb cr it'd zines
%bcnoS in DEM Salon elmer Wo0c.
Dome III 3ohIrcidcr @cieuihaft. Gr
IIlno nit Dem Hiiden Qeget oen SEA.
min mo mtcrbic.t it'd NIT cinem
&errn lIber literurlldc 8cQcnItGnoc,
ais Elm ltllQer StuBer on i'm bcrau.
trot NIT ser brii5FcIL ohnc ollie Nrd.
Iminorlen oc2 YnItouoc9 porQcbrad)
ten TruQc; Sic limo Ncrr GumaS?~
.,2u oicntn."
~GntiduIolNen Sic. lit e$ nobr.
ScB &hr &ater Elm Nil;lnttc MARI"
o3u oicncu."
Nod) furjem Nahocnfcn irootc
Scr lllnQc NtunH idluum}eIn0 rpcltcr:
Md. Damn NOR "a &br @roBputcr
ein 9tcQcr2"
.3u oieucn."
p Dllnb %hr llrdroBpater? 2"
Gin Vile. mcin @errl Mein
Siammbaum beainnt ga. NO Der
ShriNc altibGrt.
eile$ Cages arbeitctc Grmos nit
ctnem Ieiner MlfSarbciter 3uionl.
men; or mar etlpaS Iei0eno lno Ioa
I'M Ncttc Cine oItc SAou'piclcrin
non einem Der @oulepor0 . Ibcoter
Tom pc,ncno III 6a@ 3inmer.
-NCrr Clmn2. iu0te lie. man
bot mir 81 melucm &enciS Die gui.
tnhruu9 &hrca pgntoru" periuros
hen. &d miIroc elm poHe< Nuus
tetommcn haben Nan hot oieIeS
%tltd obcr ohnc ieoeu @runb uirild.
0lS0acn. ure i'd hutc fuum meme
Soften bcrmi@QcihIaaeu. %h babe
en- Euhr NIicte iu ocicdlcu. Yt1n
iDtrN MIR unN uJciucm alien frdnfcn
&iGHUc allies pcrtou'cu uno ms nor
nc <urc lcGrl &h bin IN Ser
jpcl'llul. : helien Sic INST
Glnmo2 lies IT'D ohue Elm @ort 81
tnt0c]ucu Dos N0itd1tu reideu. in
lCcItcW or ieju Wclo bcru6rtc. Sr
'"ucm &totQru hciauocn fd ;tpci
%,Ict@ iu 500 Gr0uF9 mo orci
Glnf'r1utaitude in oemiIben Gr
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fdie

Yreiie BON !Senrp guoerssa.
as fubl. 3. Etrase.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
y0faler Wtarftberif)t.
4aGrpffe, 90. Hpuember.
Wteh= uno Ttetin1m art.
@etrcioe nno syutter.
yrHchte nno 0emiife,

Sm e%IeinbnnoeI. Breiie pon Sokn
z. BURNS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
WHERE PRESIDENT PREF
Diets END oF<fHE WAR

washington. ~ssfn. si.--President Will
aon. IN ths<fourse OF n message TO the
farmerzf Of America. delivered thronEh
the Farmers Conference at Urbanis
III. made the following very remark
able and significant statement. which
a taken here 10 express the Presidehts
view that the end OF the world war VIII
como during the present year
YOU win realize. as think stairs
men on both Sides OF the water realize.
that the eliminating crisis OF the st'us-
ele has como and that the achievements
OF this year on the one side or the oth-
er must determine the issue. II mus
turned out that the forces which night
for freedom, the freedom Of men az
over the world as well as our own, DC
pend upon us In an extraordinary ana
unexpected degree for sustenance, TOR
the supply OF the materials by which
men ARE 10 live ard 10 fight, and II wiz
be our glory when the war Is over ina.
We have supplied those materials hAa
supplied them abnndantly. and II Wili
be All the more glory. because IN sup
plying them we have made our sup
preme effort and sacrifice"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
TO PATRIOTIC FAMILIES
OF LAWRENCE COUNTY

President Wilson appeals to all, but
especially to the housewives, that the
necessary foods be saved. BY the first
of last month every bushel of wheat
that can be spared from this country
had been shipped to Europe. II will re-
quire the most rigid economy on the
part OF every family to make this sup
ply cover our needs. Having been APP
pointed Food Administrator for this
county l earnestly appeal to you to do
the things asked by our government.
have often said you would when you
knew what was necessary. Abstain
from using wheat products Mondays
and Wednesdays and also every day
for the evening meal. Tuesdays use
no meat from hogs, cattle or sheep, and
also one meal each day. Saturdays eat
no pork. On all days eat all the tur-
key, chicken, fish, rice, corn meal,
hominy, oatmeal, your desire. Give the
children all the milk they need, for in
them is the hope for the future.
JAY H. NORTHUP,
Federal Food Admir-. l.. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
ovlsA. lAwREncE COUNTY. KENTUCKY FEsRuARv .,
$3.50 KENTUcklANs ARE
WANTED AS sHIP5uILDERs

Washington, Jan. 27.--The Depart
ment OF Labor made public tonight the
quota OF all grades OF labor suited to
shipbuildIng which each State is called
on TO furnish during the three weeks
coast tocoast drive for voluntary re-
serve Of $50 900 shipbuliders. II looks
10 Kentucky 20 furnish $500 men, In
diana 10,s47. Tennessee 1852. Illinois
23,662, Ohio 10 S02. Missouri 1882.
West Virginia 5,s27 ana Virginia 45s.
Only those men who have experience
in a trade used in shipbuilding will be
asked to be enrolled. In general, he
said, any man coming under the head
OF one OF the following trades or its
branches can be utilized for shipbuild-
ing: Asbestos workers. acetylene work
ers, blacksmith, boilermaker, shipper
and caullser. coppersmith, electrician,
laborer, loftsman, machinist. painter
plumber. ship carpenter, ship filter.
sheet metal worker and structural iron
worker.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
BLAINE

Herman Berry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. C.. Berry, returned home Friday
from Charleston, West Va, where he
has been visiting his brother, Earl Ber--
ry, who is attending school at that
place. On his way home he stopped
off at Ashland and spent a few days
with his uncle. C. R. Holbrook and
family.
Hazel and Ruth, daughters Of DR..
and Mrs. H. C. Osborn, were visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Osborne and other relatives on Laurel
last week
Frank Damroni the timber man was
down the river few days last week
on business
Tom Lester. former citizen Of this
county, is calling on his many friends
and relatives in this locality. He will
return to his home in Ohio some time
next week.
Chloe Nickle and Myrtle Pack re-
turned home Wednesday from Ashland
where they have been visiting for
the last four weeks
Charley Bishop, who has been work.
ing at Ashland for some time, is spend
ing few days with home folks.
c. n. Osborne, cashier of the Blaine
bank was calling on Lewis Sparks re-
Gently.
A. J. Evans Troy Sagraves and Mon
roe Moore were called to Louisa Thurs
day as witnesses in the contest case.
G.. ". Burton has been confined
to his home several days with a bad
cold.
There was quite an excitement here
Saturday afternoon. team driven by
Asbury Holton ran away, throwing him
off the sled. He was bruised very bad
ly but no bones We're broken The
team ran into a fence and stopped
without doing very much damege.
Jerry Cordle, while hauling fodder
Monday, was hurt very badly. He was
riding on top of load of fodder when
the sled turned over. His head struck
on rock and he received other bruis-
es.
John Kazee and Cecil Ferguson, who
have been working in Portsmouth, o.
this winter are home for few days
BIG CHIEF.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
GRIFFITHS CREEK

There is considerable sickness in our
community, mostly colds.
The infant sor of Lon Brown is sick
with scrofula.
George Chapman has bought the Hav
ris saw mill and has taken a million
feet contract for the Rockcastle Lun-
Der company in Martin-co.
Born to Gene Hensley and wife q
IL pound boy.
d. Harold Vaughan. chemist at tAs
Solvay plant, spent three days VIII
home folks last week.
The recent high water did consides-
able damage on the lower section Of
our creek. Lots of corn had not been
gathered in the bottom land along tns
creek and was covered and washed on.
The Gallup bridge r'floated up" and HAD
1t not been for the prompt action OF
Jerry Moore and others the county
would have had to go to considerable
expense to repair it. Mr.. Moore and
son followed the bridge in the bach
water, towed 1t back to it's place and
tied it so that with small amount
of work the bridge was in as good cor
dition as before when the water re-
coded.
Nearly all of the needles at the locks
were washed Off and the crew was
kept on continual duty three days.
VIII Pennington, who works at ASH
land, is at home sick
Uncle Dick Belcher has been sick
for the past two weeks.
The oil well crew is getting ready to
resume work since the high water re-
coded. which completely covered their
machinery.
Uncle Josh Summons is on the sick
list this week.
M. I. Preece is home from Chatta-
roy, where he has been working since
Christmas.
W. NJ. Childers and F. G. Mcclure
were business visitors in Louisa Mon
day MUTT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
A Big Ocean
Steamer Sunk
More Than 1000 American Soldiers
on Board and About 2lO Lost.

l07th Supply train.
Number 100 Aero Squadron.
21sth Aero Squadron.
Replacement Detachments Numbers
/ and 2. OF the 32nd division.
Fifty-one casual officers.
The Thirty-second division Is com
posed OF National Guard troops from
Michigan and Wisconsin. The division
trained at Camp Macarthur, Texas.
The 10Th engineers was composed
OF the first battalion Of Michigan on
gineers: the 1o7th military police WIS
made UP from the Fourth and Sixth
Wisconsin infantry and the 10Th sup
ply train from the Fourth. Firth and
Sixth Wisconsin infantry.
Thus all the soldiers are former Wis
.consIn and Michigan guardsmen except
those in the aero squadron, who prob
ably were recruited from all parts OF
the country.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
ORR.

Business is very dull on our creek on
account of bad weather and ice cover
ed roads.
Smallpox is raging on our creek.
o. ]. Wright will leave here Mon
day for Charleston, w. Va. where he
has been working for the past two
months.
Miss Hester Boggs was calling on
Miss Sada Conway Sunday last.
Hartman Kidd was calling on his best
girl at Sacred Wind KY, Sunday.
NJ. ". Boggs OF Greenup was visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mrs. Frank Prince is very i'll at this
writing.
T. N. Perkins has returned home
from Ashland.
winston Griffith is still making his
usual trips to w. NJ. Yates.
J. w. Boggs was calling on T. N.
Perkins Saturday.
L. b. Blevins wrote nice letter from
Camp Lee. Everybody was pleased to
read it.
t. r. Blevens was calling on Hiram
Hicks Sunday.
W. j. Wright was business caller
at webbville Saturday.
II. G. Thompson was caller at w.
j.. Wrights Sunday.
Misses Era and Mary Wright were
the pleasant guests of Oracle and Lot
tie Stone Saturday.
Harvey Salyers was q business Wis
itor at w. ]. wrights Saturday last
School is discontinued at this place
on account OF smallpox.
Rev A. Conway returned from Ash
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
BIG INDUSTRY FoR eRgENuP.

According to word which was receiv-
ed from Greenup, company has leas-
ed fifty acres of land from the p. K.
Railroad located just below the River
ton depot and will engage in the man
|ufacture OF steel barges, an industry
which will require the assistance Of az
least five hundred men. A Mr.. Wilkin-
son. 1t is said. will be in charge OF the
new plant which will mean 80 much to
the commercial life OF Greenup ami
Riverton. 1t is also understood that the
new company will have erected at once
a number of cottages for the use OF
their employees and their families.-In-
dependent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-08
A Lawrence COUNTY
VOLUNTEER dies
HUBERT BALL, OF THE COAST
ARTILLERY, A VICTIM OF
MEASLES.

The body Of Hurbert Ball arrived
here Wednesday evening from Fit. Ter
ry New York, where he died of meas
les on Wednesday Of last week. II was
taken TO the home Of his parents Thurs
day by Undertaken Snyder He was Is
years old and had enlisted in the Coast
Artillery, reporting for drill last fall.
He felt the patriotic call very strongly
and answered It promptly. He was a
fine young man, with good education
and bright prospects. He attended
school in Louisa last year and success
fully passed an examination for teach
ers certificate.