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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

eiie oes 5taates gan5 getpiB> bab
our6 @ernibtung Ser @etranfein6u-
1trie eir1e ser ipi6tiglten @innabme<
queuen oesStdates nidt 5erit0rt miro
@ef 9abe es 6enno9, Damn miiroe aus
Der berri9en6en Stel1ernot cine re-
gelredte &ulomit6t tper6en, unb Die
@tGbte tpiir6en ouBeritan6e fem, BEN
our6 Sen &rieg betrahtli9 gelteiger-
ten Mnfor6erungen an lire ftnon5iel~
le 2etitungsfabigfeit 5u entipreden.
eD 8erfubrerii9e Musii@r
t n iino 6as ie5enfaas ni6t, un6 6ie
Bep0lferung bon Minnelota bat ale
@eranlaiiung, iorgfdltig nit ii6 gu
State gu geben, Oh fie geitotten fann,
ibren bliiben6en nn6 5ufunftsrei6en
@taot ser nngeil1n0en Prohibitions
moral nit ibren i9d6liden mirtidaftz
li9en nn6 io5ialen 8egleiterideinun=
gen ous5uliefern. @em fie 6as ber=
mie6en boben tpin, geniigt es ni@t,
6as 8%robibitions = ENHANCEMENT CUR
Staotsperfaiiung ob5ulebnen, fie
muB a11d geiebgeben6e &0rperi@af=
ten mdblen, bon 6enen lie tpenigltens
einigermaBen sic @emiBbeit bat, 6aB
iie iid Sen @inflilterl1ngen Ser Mntt~
Ialoonligo nidt .als 5ugangli@ er<
meiit, un6 UNI gegen Il eberra=
{9ungen bon 6ieier @eite GET
9ert gu fem, lit es n%ottpenoig, 6ob
CHARACTERIZATION nit folder Mebr<
beit obgelebnt 1per6en muB, boB oas
grgebnis elmer MiB6eutung ni6t fa-
fig it, unb es miiiien %geiebgeben6e
&0rperi9often getpdblt mer6en, 6ie
NIT ser @rfenntnis an lire Mrbeit
geben, 6aB mir au6 in Minnefota ge'
genmGrtig 8i6tigereS 5n tun baben,
ols nns Mber sic Hrobtbitionsfrage
gu 5or1fen. l1nb 8eiieres Dor
aI1em!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
MAerbetlt8en
ieeIen.

Streiter, Gbriii, id)a11t gum Stu1mel,
@ebt, geid)art tint @ottes Sbron,
Cure 8riber, e1tre Sdmeitern
Mit Set &alm unb S~iegesfron'.
SSH Der &f etd betf erideinen,
@dyper bas Sod 1no iteil bic 8abu:
CARTE Snnsfram'n, &tnoer, @leiie
@ingem 1nnttg eud bpran.
l1nb lie belfem fGmpfen, iiesen,
&eiden germ 11ns ibre @ano;
Sic int @immel, uns bienteoen
Clint ser 2tebe gpl6nes 8anb.
11nb bies 8ano 1tmidltngt AUDI iene,
9ie entidlafen 1tnb nod nidt
Trieben fanben, Sic itd iebnen
SdJmer5bpq nad) bes 9tmmels 2tdt.
Sbne,1 laft nns &ilfe brtnsen
8eten6, opfernb, ltdtentbrannt,
sis bei Got ,1ns al nmidltn9e
Gmiglid Der 2iebe 8anb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
erbtibun8sbeat AUS
ftGten.

Ser Observation-Disclosures iabr<
8ebntelang elm ftarf bernadlafiigtes
@ebiet, bot 1ol6en nmfang angenome
n1en, 6aB man 6obon 11ur nod in GU
perIotiben 1pre9en fann. Die 8erei<
nigten Staaten baben nunmebr ent<
I9ie6en 6ie rite Stennng auf 6ieiem
@ebiete erobert nn6 laiien ielb1t@roB~
britonnien, emit Die bgi meitem flei=
bigite @9tffsba1t : Nofion, meit btn-
ter ftd 5urud.
SIZE lebten Monote boben fir
Mmerifo mebrere groBartige @eitlei<
|tn11gen I'M S1iffSbo11 gebra6t, Set
ltungen, sic man 1i9 Dor Muaen bal=
ten muB, tpenn man boS beihlennig=
tie Eempo Ser @9iffs=&ro6uftion
ri6tig iiberieben min. IS mar I'M Mrt=
QUIT 6ieies Sobres, ols Sic &ereinig=
ten Gtaoten Ben 8riten Sic 8orberr=
1hoft inn Sdiffsbou entriiien. Sn
6ie1em Monot iiberf liigelten :nniere
@erften sic ser @nglan6er nno ge=
tpannen einen groBen @oriprnna.
|@ir hoben bente bier mebr @6iffS>
borb0fe, mebr Shiffsbouer ols IT.
qen6 elm 2on6 Ser @elt. Seit benz
]. Mngnit 1917 itn6 ouf nnieren
Ehiffsperften mehr Sdiffe bonn
GtobeI geIaiien tpor6en, als in elmer
g1eiden Nerio6e lie 8ubor onoersmo
geiheben iit. 8is a11m /. September
1918 nidt meniger o1s 574 S6iffe.
Gin Eaa, Ser in Sen Mnnalcn 6es
omerifoniihen Shiffshn11s rot anqe=
ltriden 5u per6en ber6ient, tpar BE-
fonntIih ser lnabbdnoiafeitstog Die
5es esobres. SIN oem eeinen Sage 1ieR
Mmerifo 95 @hiffe bonn @topel, mos
mebr lit, ols friiher Dor Dem &rieae
in einem gon5en Sabre bon omerifa'
niihen @erften ms @oiier q1itt. Scr
oon3e sSSnli mar Elm Monat Ser 8elt=
%leiit1ngen. 1876 S6iffe mnroen Dem
fel1dten Clement iibergeben, mebr ols
6oppeIt 10 bie1, als sic griten ie IN
einem Monot fertig bradten. Mor
fam 6orans erfennen, mie Ser ame'
rifoniihe Mieie iid 6aranf beltnnt,
6oB niht MIR ser omerifnniihe &on=
tinent, ion6ern orh bas lanoerber'
bin6enoe Meer fem notiir1ides Edtig'
feitsfel6 lit.
@os @dnenigfeit in Der Ser tel
lung ein5elner Sdiffe onbetrifft, ID
hat Mmerifo ebenfgns ale f@rllherer
2%eiitungen %iibertroffen. Ser $500
Eonnen bolten6e Gambler "@rnm1
@eps" p1troe in "a Eagen gebout
Ser &ohIenhompfer ~Srdohoe"
$500 Connie ho1tenb, entitanb in 81
Toqen. Sic @elt miro o1tf bie1e Set
Itunoen' hIifen miiiien, sperm tie Die
he1ttiqe nn6 fiinftiae Stenung bet
@%ereinioten Gtooten o1tF hem Welt=
Nicer rihtig einihdten mia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
Gin 8rtef otS @rdnoen:
ten.

@ouberneur STANLEY bon &ertufD
lit 1otpobl bon leinen politi1den 8eg'
11ern mie bon Sen Mngeborigen Ser
hen1ofratiIden' Hartei> sic i'm uls
@anoi0aten fir Sen 8unoesi enat mo-
minierten, ser @ortpurf Ser Saopoli=
tat gemo6t mor6en, neil er 1ein geto
gegen oie @on=@oo1e=&orlog einleg=
te nno 10 b%erbinberte, baB lie @eIeb
>p1tr6e. 8efonntlid iob sic San @ooie
@orlage Sic Mbi6affung 6es oentld=
lpro6igen l1nterridts an Sen offent=
liden G6atIen Dor. Setner5eit CAB es
beion6ers I'M n0r6li9en Sell 6es
Ma6barl toutes 2ente, sic 6as Sor>
oeben 6es @oubernenrs alS unpatrto=
tiih nnb illopoI perurteilten. Son
3eit 5u 3eit erldienen Mrtifel in Sen
lonoesiprodigen 3eit1ngen, in benen
erflGrt tpuroe, 6oB 6ieier un6 iener
Demofrot BEL Sen fommen6en Serb1t'
moblen fir BEN republifoniiden &an4
oi6oten 1timmen per6e, neil @on=
perre11r @ton1ep 6ie Mbidoffung oeS
be1t1h1prahigen nnterri6ts in ben
0ffentliden Sd1tlen berbin6ert babe.
SeSn gerbinoung lit ein 8rief bon
sSntereiie, Sen Nrdiibent IS L
ION in oieler Mn~gelegenbeit gei6rte=
ben bot. M11s 6ieiem 8riefe gebt flipt
l,n6 flor berbor, 6aB @ouperneur
EtanleD I'M Ginflong NIT Sen 8iin=
iden ser M6miniltration banoelte, ol&
er fem 8eto gegen Sic San Sooie,
@orloge einlegte unb 10 berbinoerte,
boB Sic BON notibi1ti1ber &11r5it6tig=
felt 6iftierte @orloge sum- @eieb er.
hoben muroe. Ser 8rie 6es IS d
|{i6enten, melher an Bolf
|2afoon, Sen 8orItbene6n 6es Ser:
teioiaungsrotes bon &enton Gonntp.
oerihtet lit, Ioutet: ~8eiBes Sous,
@dibington, 10. Sftober 1918. Meir
lieber SEER 2ofoon! Sd beantporte
Sssbren Brief bonn 7. Sftober nit nab:
rem 8ergniigen. @ouoerne1r Stan:
lep tam Inn Sen Stat 6es Bureaus
fir gr5iebun9stpeien Elm, ebe er ie1r
8eto qegen sic Borloge einlegte, mel
| die Sen neutrality-suspicious. nnterri6t II
ben offentlihen Sdulen %berbieter
moIte. Meinem nrtei I nod
hon6eIte Ser @oubernel1r inn al g e.
nj Ell nen 8iI6ungSintere
Re, uno gana gemiB 1oute er infolg{
6ieles @orgebens nidt I'M aeringlter
MoBe ols irgen6me1fer Sllopolita:
idul6ig betradtet meroen. Sd Der:
troue @%onoernel1r Ston1ep 6urdnts
unb es miirbe mir leib t1tn, menn IT
! oonbein MiBperltdn0nis binlidtltd
'ciner getpeggriinbe in hieier ODER IT
oerh elmer anberen Mngelegenbei:
~~tltehen ioGte. Shr iebr ergebene1
so nn6rom Wil5on." 9ie|e1
| Hrief lonte fih Ser Staotsiduliuper
~~tcnoent bon Minneioto in Sen SUI
febcr u15 hnrnoh harbeln. orltnt
>o~on al qeben. bem oent d e I
'1nterriht in Sen Sf111en oeS Staa
teS sen @nrous 51 MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
Snfmen3a ,ano MrbettS:
5eit.

9ie Snfluen5o tpitet in unge<
i9md9ter 8eiie meiter. Sun6ert=
t%ouien6e iino lire Spfer H.. 3ebntau=
lenoe tperben bon ibrs babingerafft,
16reibt sic Seem Oorfer @olfs5eit11ng.
Son 5l1itdn6iger Seite miro 0arauf
bingemielen, ooB l1eberanitrengung
permie6en tper6en 1oute> neil in if
rem &raften eri60pfte Men16en Ser
Geude leidt gum Spfer fanen; neil
l1ebermiioung ur6 grid0pfung oen
Bo6en borbereiter1, a11f 0enen Ser
giftige &eim Ser &ronfbeit gut ge=
0eibt; neil ge1dmd6te Meni6en BON
ser Snfluen5a leidt ergriffen un6
leift babin gerafft mer6en. -
@enn SOS ridtig lit - nn0 ar5t=
Ii6e @nto9ten baben Sic &i6tigfeit
oieier Muffoiiung beltatigt = 10 lit
es sic 8fIi9t ser Mrbeiter1da6ft I'M
moblberitonoenen Selbltinterelfe, bob
iie barouf iiebt, 6aB iie it6 nad&raf-
ten Dor neberanltrengung nn6 Dor
Gri90pfung biitet, um 10 Der Mnss
breitung Ser Seude e%ntgegen 81 mir
ten. Sn @un0erten bon 8etrieben
aber miro gegenpdrtig ~l1eber5eit ge=
orbeitet. SSn bielen @erperben lit ote
l1eber5eitarbeit Norn1alorbeit getpor~
Sen. Ser Mdttun6entag lit 5nm
3m0lHtun6entag gema6t un6 1elblt
in ssnoultrien, IN 6enen 6ie geottpen<
6igfeit 6afiir ni6t borliegt> itno Sau=
len0e bon Mrbeitern ge5mltngen, IN
einem Sogemerf an0ertbalb Sogeor<
beiten at perri6ten.
Scan meiB, 0aB 6ie lteberitunoen
etmos bober be5ablt meroen, als Die
getp0bnli9en Mrbeitsitun0en. Man
n;eiB audi, 6oB 6ie1er umitan6 in bie=
len 6duen 6abin fibrt, 6oB sic SIR
better, lint etmos mebr 2obn beim~
trogen at f0nnen, Die l1eberi tunoen
loqar au%s5u6ebnen iu4en. DoS &e-
iuItat ober lit: iibermdBige @rmii-
sung, ibermdBige @ri60pfung. Man
femme uns ni6t nit 6em @inpanoe,
6aB sic Mrbeiter friiber on6 5molf
Stun6en un6 mebr g%earbeitet batten,
obne 6aB fie cine onBeroroentlt@e
Grmmonng b%eripiirten. @er ettpas
ron ser Sod1e perltebt, Ser meiB, bob
nit ser 8erfur5nng Der Mrbeits5eit
cine intereiiante Observation-Disclosures
in Sonb gebt.
Mon iogt nidt 5nbiel, penn man
behouptet, 6ob 6ie Musgabe bon Mr=
beitsfroft beute in odt Stunoen eben
10 qroR lit, olsr friiber BET 5polfltun=
hiqer Mrbeitsacit. l1nb 6esbalb tit
es rihtio uno beredtigt, gu erfldren,
Dab sic l1ebcritunoen, o1e 1ebt b1eltaf
qeidofft >per0en, eine Sdtpa6nng
Ser Mrbeiter bebeuten; ooB lie ben
go0cn bcreiten. ouf meldem &rant.
beiten o1er Mrt nnb %he'onoers altd
Sic iett berrlhenbe setfe, gut &C.
oeiben; 6aB Sic grldopf,1ng Der Ar,
better infolge ser 1onaen Mrbeits5eit
cine ser nrio6en fir sic meite yer.
breitunq Ser &ranfbeit lit nno fiir
sic groBe Spfer5abl, Die tie toroert'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
Sic Nopemb ermablen.

>u1tO WV So''O\ "~'D~ "'NI~'SS~
@ablen bor5unebmen. 3und61t muB
Elm neues notionales Mbgeoroneten@
bous gep6blt mer6en. @ub Elm Sell
ser size i'm 8nn0eSiena mnB neil
beiebt merben. SsSn Sen meiiten 9taa=
ten miilien neue @ouDerneure uno
neue geletgeben6e &orperidaften ge=
mqblt meroen. 9luBer6em iino 0rtli=
DIE @oblen Ser beridieoenlten Mrt gu
erleoigen. % eitnnsb sic 10 i@tig g.
It e @obI lit sic @ongreBmabl. SSn1
uoblberitan6enen Sntereiie 6es 2an<
6es Iiegt es, 6aB Elm &ongreB ge+
mqblt miro, auf 6en Ser Praltoent ii9
unter, auen umitanoen berlal1en
fam, bon DEM man iber5eugt iein
fonn> ooB er Den Brdiioenten in al
lem unterltiiben miro, mas er in Die
fer ididialsidmeren 3eit fir sic
@obIfabrt ser @elt iiberntmmt. DaS
iebt sic @abl bon Mdnnern borauS,
oie nit ltarfem patriotiidem gm=
pfinoen ltaatmdnni1den 8eitblid
berbin6en, Sic fabig un6 bereit iino,
oem Erdit6enten ouf 0eW 8ege gu
ben groBen 3ielen, sic er iid geltedt
fat, gu folgen, aues 5u permei0en,
mas Sic grreidung 0ieier 3iele ge=
f4br6en f0nnte g..
Mac6lt Ben &ongreBmoblen itn6 fir
uns ste Staatsmablen bon be-
1on0erem Snterelle. Winneiota bat
einen reue11 @ouperneur, cine Heibe
a116erer Staotsbeamten nn6 neue ge=
iebgebenoe &0rperihaften gu mablen.
Die 8emerber nm 6ie ein5elnen
@tootsdmter, an 6enen es feinen
Mongel bot> 6a it9 BRET beri6ie0ene
Harteien Inn Sen 5ieg entgegeni te<
ben, lino nit ibren Frin5tpien
binldngli9 befannt, 10 oaB Die 8abl
groBe 59pierigfeiten nt6t MAIDEN
1onte. Son mebr mie gemobnli6er
8e6eutung lit 0teies Mal Die @eu'
mabl Der ge1eBgebenoen
&0rperidoften. Sbnen miro oaS
YrobibitionS Mmen6e-
NJ e II t CUR Understanding CUR &a=
tifi5terung unterbreitet &peroen, nro
0os lit @run0 gen1tg, geraoe o1e1e
@obl nit %beIon6erer Sorlt6t ppr5n=
nebmen.
Maeroings miro sic Bepo1fer=
ung am f%iinften Nobember a19
iiber einen 3uiab CUR Stoatsper fal<
flung ob5uitimmen baben, oos Die leB=
tie @ntidei0ung iiber 3uidbe our 8u11=
oe%sberfaiiung 6em iouperanen 8olte
BON Minneiotq i%ibertragen baben
min. Sic M%bitimmung iiber oieien
3uldt lit bon gan3 ouBeroroentli9er
@idtigfeit. Mebr als ienals ml1roe
be1te ser 5ieq ser -grobibition Elm
unglid fir BEN Gtaat iein. Sn Bet
ten mie Sen gegenmartigen muB man
gan3 b]e1on6ers oarauf be0adt ietn,
Sic be lteben6en Sn6ultrien gu erbol-
ten nn6 5u fraftigen> belonoers 6ann,
menn es iih UNI cine blubenoe Sron-
1trie ban6elt, mie uniere @etranfein=
ouitrie lie oarI teat.Gas geb1eter m1rt=
ldaftli6e, 1%o5iale nno %f1nan51eQe
@riin6e. Dos 2on0 miro nod bent
&riege pirtihaftlid lei9ter 5nreft=
fin6en un6 neu orientieren, penn ie1=
ne 6rieoensin6uitrie ltorf geblieben
lin6. SIN Snterelie oes. 2onoeS liegt
es audi, 6oB oues bern1ieoen miro,
mas nn5nfrie6enbeit atd nnr inter
einem Teile ser 8ep0lferung erregen
f%00nnte, oaB inon alio nidt 1ei6tfer-
ia sic griIten5 bon Snnoertton1 er1oe11
non 0anilien pernidtet, mte es bon
Sen Sen @ortfiibrern Ser M%nti1aloon<
lioe folten 8lrtes beri nft miro. uno
ongeiidts ser in alien Sta6ten berr=
1chen6en Steuernot liegt eS tint SSnterz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
@irtSmdftsmehse1t TIT
Den Snondatett.

g}oh biz Dor f1trser Belt heidranf=
te man 1id in Ser meiiten, Siioitooten
6oral1f, ols 6o1tpterse1gniS Der
oon6mirtfhof 8ontnmone GIT siehen:
Sem Mnboue bon @etreibe aller Dirt
ODER Ser 8iehsudt trur6e MIR 10 ae.
rinoe Mnfmerffomfeit geidenft, bob
sic 8%epobrer iener @taoten biesbe.
siiqIid fat anSi9lieBlid onf Die 3u'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
LIBERTY BOND
D|SLOyAL|STS
ARE SENTENCED

Cleveland, O-The men who be
lieved thai hoy could not be touched
by the Law for Liberty Bond dealings
~ almost any character whatever arc
learning their mistake.
The recent arrest and conviction
and sentencing Of men who have de
pended upon alluring ads 10 lead Lib
erty Bond owners who needed the
money into their offices ought to have
n chHling efrect upon other brokers
who have hulit their hopes upon the
same foundation.
lsadore Gantz. pawnbroker Of Far.
rell, Pa. was arraigned and held on
~ 600 bail for the November grand
jury session lie advertised TO buy
bonds. and then offered the bond hold
ers who responded TO his sd about 81
cents on the dollar for their bonds
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12

He argued 20 anyone who questioned
OF the bonds. that anyone had a right
10 sell any bond he owned at any price
he chose 10 lakeland could get: and
that anyone had right 10 buy a bond
~ anv price he saw ~ 10 ofrer-and
could get the bond for. II Ia the same
Of the bond price cutters. And in ordi.
nary times II would hold. probably.
But MIR Gan'z learned. when he was
before the district attorney. that the
United States IL al war and that there
are. in consequence. limitations 20 GER.
tain activities which do not exist In
time Of peace
In order TO give an excuse for his
offered price for the safest securities
In the world United States govern.
ment bonds-Rantz was forced to ar
eue that they were not worth much
more than that His prosecution was
therefore possible under the sedltlon
law
W. 8 Bennett Of youngstown was
sent 10 the workhouse within the last
few DAYS for similar suggestions. and
other cases are in process Of being
prosecuted in the fourth federal dis.
trict at the present time.
Lewis b. Franklin. director OF the
United States war loan organization.
In addressing a meeting OF the Liberty
Loan county chairmen OF this district.
emphasized forcefully the importance
~ keeping ones bonds. and OF urging
other people 20 do so.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12

Girls are natural beauty lovers. The
thought girls give - their dress and
the pride they tax" in Whatever Is
pretty and becoming proves that. But
the girl who loves beauty must be
careful not to put higher estimate on
the beauty Of bright eyes than on
that Of sweet soul. Do not value
the sheen of silk above the charm OF
kindly speech. In seeking beauty. do
not lose sight Of the beauty which is
the highest Of ALL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
Pracli,- Kindre 90.

Kind words cost no moro than un
kind ones. Kind words produce kind
actions. not only on The part Il tho>y
to whom they are addressed. hut on
the part of those by whom they are
employed, and this hlbiuglly in vir-
tue Of the principle u association
Jeremy Bcnihnm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND.
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.
4. W Dailey's Admr and Hrs, Plfs,


4. ". Dailey's Admir- and Hrs, Plfs.
VS..
e. " Dailcy's Iir, and Creditors.
Defendants.
Pursuant 20 4 judgment rendered
q; the August Term, 1918, the I'M
dcrsigned Commissioner will sell at
public auction TO the highest and best
bidder before the Court House door
IN Lancaster, Ky, at II o'clock A,
NJ, or Whereabouts. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1918,
It being tNe first day Of the Garrard
County Court Term. sufficient
amount Of the real estate mentioned
in the pleadiugs TO satisfy the lien
debt Of defendant. Kentucky Rural
Credit Association, amounting to
S3,O2775, and the estimated cost Of
this action amounting to $4,000,
said real estate described as follows
In Garrard County, Kentucky, and
bounded AND described as follows
Tract No. / Beginning at a fence
post line down with same y 10 "
ga chains corner to same; thence
y 80 W 1912 chains corner to T. W
Daley. with same s Al W 22.iO
chains to locust tree, corner to
John Land. with same S so Ia +
1850 chains to an angle of stone
fence S 50 W 3 chains to stone /:
thence new line running with a
large oak tree as side line S 81 "a +
& chains 70 stone; thence S % "a
r 6.6I chains to point on stone
fence with same y 10 ga W S.2S
chains TO the beginning, containing
26 acres, being same property CON
veyed to I. W. Daley by William
Burton's heirs, Deed Book 80, page
622, Garrard County Clerks office
Tract No . Located in Garrard
County. Kentucky, on Paint Lick
Creek and beginning ~ noint in Paint
Lick Greek corner to j. W. Davis lot /;
thence his line to same 80 l-2 W
SO l-2 poles to bar post, at the end
Of stone fence, corner to same and
to W. ii. Norman land, heirs: thence
with line of W. II. Norman 25 Ia
+ $500 poles to a locust tree corner
to same; thence 10 Z 20 poles to a
stone corner to same and Lot No 10,
p. NJ. Davis: thence with same Davis
n ~ Sd + 1916 poles to stake cor
ner to same and Lot No. \. l.. ~
Davis heirs; thence with No. 8 n
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12
SHERIfFS SETTLEMENT With FISCAL
COURT
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-


This settlement made T. Sheriff
for 1917 by W. Dot Com
for County Fiscal Court this Mar list 1918
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12

new substitute for outs made with
coarse ,roaclc l. given 20 horses In
Paris.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-12

sss9SsSs ssssSsss
Respectfully submitted
DOTY Comr.
Examined and approved April 1915 by
the Fiscal Court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-28
HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT
IN ARGONNE FOREST
Amercmss Force Germans to Yield After Stubborn
COnrestS--Line MOues For,rdrd as
Villages Are Taken

region of Charpentry, which continued
until late in the day. The Germans
left strong detachments of machine gun
rers flankng the town, and It was con-
sidered wise to supplement the infantry's
work with that of artillery which was
placed in position at midday.
In the same part of the field bitter
fighting eliminated In victory for the
Americans along the road between Mont
blainville and Eclisefontaine.
Prisoners brought from the American
left gave information indicating that the
Germans are re-enforcing their line.
Among them were troops from two
guards divisions, one more than hitherto
accounted for.
One watched with tempered regret the
admirable markmansrfp of the American
gunners. shaking roofs into ruins and
busting the hillsides with the powdered
whiteness of walls. But the enemy
cung to the shattered places and the
American advance was stayed for a
while until Cuisy, to the right, fell to
the men who had taken Bethncourt, and
fanking movement, which ended in
Septsarges being taken. threatened to
cut off the defenders of Montfaucon
The town and hill of Montfaucon were in
the center of the American advance and
may be considered the dominating posi-
ton.
The towns of Montfaucon, Septsarges
and Cuisy form triangle and a kind OF
hinge where the Volker positions Joined
the Hagen positions, enabling the enemy
line to swing some 80 degrees to meet
any attack from the south and to pre-.
vent any successful exit from the deer
wood In front of It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-28
PHILA. LIEUTENANTS
DIE OF INFLUENZA
Spanish Grip Claims Two
Navy Offcers-2OO New
Gases Reported Here

Two Philadelphia lieutenants of the
navy and Catholic priest are the
latest victims of Spanish influenza. 200
new cases of which have been reported
In the city The two dead officers were
Lieutenant James F Feeley, thirty years
old. $500 Powelton avenue, and Lieuten-
ant Gilbert NJ Neuberger 1904 Skunk
street.
The Rev. Joseph Tierney, recently or
dained' a Catholic priest, died yesterday
in St Josephs Hospital Father Tierney
was a member of the Order of the Con-
gregation of the Mission and upon his
ordination, four months ago was sent
to st. Joseph's Seminary, Princeton.
where he was professor. For eleven
years he was student at St Vincent s
Seminary. Germantown.
Lieutenant Feeley, who was member
of the naval reserves, died at Newport,
r. l., and Lieutenant Neuberger, of the
Fourth Naval District. died in the Naval
Hospital Both developed pneumonia
after the influenza.
or the 200 new cases 123 are among
civilians and seventy-seven among en-
listed men of the Fourth Naval District
Sixty-eight of the civilians are in South
Philadelphia, forty-six in North Phila-
delphia. and nine in West Philadelphia
or the seventy-three deaths reported
for the week ending yesterday. sixty
nine are among men of the naval district
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-28
FRENCH CAPTURE 5000;
4 TAKE STRONG POSITION
BY WALTER DURANTY
SpeciaI Gable to Evening Public Ledge

Copyright. 1918. bD New York Times co.
with General Gouraud's Army, Sept. 2S.
The French advance continued yester-
day. The weight of the attack was
launched against the German positions
where the main line OF resistance was
situated. According to the latest infor-
nation, progress was rendered dinlcult
by a network OF machine-guns, whose
density increased as the troops pushed
forward.
The conquered positions of great
strength and the number OF prisoners
which now approaches 5000, speak for
the Importance of the victory. In
broken ground. criss-crossed by barbed
wire and trenches, IL Is extraordinarily
hard for the assailants TO Keep touch
and maintain unity of progress.
But the striking proof of the value
of Thursdays operations is aHorded
by the fact that the army everywhere
reached and at many points went beyond
the objectives the high command had
set for the day.
Yesterday aviators reported certain
enemy units advancing rapidly, which
suggests that the enemy has decided 10
resist.
Prisoners speak in awe-struck tones
of the terrible effects of the French artil-
lery, especially the gas shells