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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
FARMERS WILL HELP
(The Illinois Farmerl

liz ililllOlS L di ihSiJ
As farmers, we want the state OF
Illinois dry. Most of the state is al
ready dry, but few wet spots are
sending many farm boys to their ruin.
At this particular time the argument
comes with double force. There is a
cry coming up from the nation to stop
the making of booze for the reason
that over 5O,000,00O bushels of grain
are used each year in the manufacture
of Intoxicating drinks.
Naturally, the farmers of the state
will be called upon to do their share,
and there is no question but what they
will gladly assist in making Illinois
dry both for the boys it will save and
also for the grain that will be con-
served for human food.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19

ator Sheppard led the fight against
the ruling, which would have knocked
out the Prohibition amendment. When
the vote was taken the chair was over
ruled by vote of 80 to 33.
This vote is taken as an indication
that national Prohibition will win
when it is voted upon in the Senate
on August 20. Commenting on this
vote, Senator Sheppard said: "Prohi-
bition has gone over the top. l don't
believe there is a chance for its defeat
now Nationwide, bone-dry, wartime
Prohibition will become an accom-
plished fact on the beginning of the
new year. | haven't the slightest
doubt that the House will accept the
amendment promptly, The vote to-
day indicates the minimum of the dry
strength"
The principal features of the Norris
amendment, as finally perfected, are:
Prohibition of the sale of spirituous
liquors for beverage purposes after
December 81, 1918.
Stoppage of the use of grain, cereal,
fruit, or other food product in the
manufacture of beer and wine after
November | next.
Prohibition of the sale of beer or
wine after December 81, 1918.
In final attempt to defeat the Pro-
hibition amendment the vets in the
Senate will present arguments intend
ed to prove that the revenue from the
liquor traffic is required to help finance
the war.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19

The governor of Wisconsin, through
the adjutant generals office, has di-
rected members of the Wisconsin
state guard and the state guard re-
serve to abide by the same rules rela-
tive to the use, purchase and sale of
Intoxicating liquors as are prescribed
for the military forces of the United
States. Accordingly, no liquor may
be sold to members of the state guard
in uniform.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
VIRGIN ISLAND DRY

The Virgin Islands, Americas new
possessions in the West Indies, have
gone dry. The local legislatures have
adopted the governments proposals
for Prohibition, which will take effect
on July / next year. The law will be
subject to revision after the war.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
National Coal Association Says
Booze Must Go or Nation
Will Freeze
RECORDS SHOW THE NEED
Actual Experience Proves Benefit Of
Dry Plan
CONGRESS ASKED TO ACT


composed of practically all the btu
minous operators, in an official state
ment addressed to Fuel Administra-
tor Garfield, declares that nationwide
Prohibition for the period Of the war
is absolutely essential to speeding up
the mines sufficiently to produce the
100,000,000 additional tons of coal the
country will require this winter. The
appeal by the coal producers to put
bone-dry Prohibition into effect at
once has been brought to the atten-
ton of President Wilson and every
senator and representative by Fuel
Administrator Garfield. The follow
ing statement announces the attitude
of the National Coal Association on
the liquor question:
Nationwide Prohibition for the per-
iod of the war is absolutely essential,
in the opinion OF the National Coal
Association. representing bituminous
coal operators with an annual produc-
--sio.ss 81 ..,4arly 400 600 ,0o9 tons. to make
lefective any plans for speeding up the
mines sufficiently to get the 100000
600 additional tons of coal the coun-
try will need this winter 81
"A definite program for increased
coal production. placed formally be-
fore the United States fuel administra-
ton as the best thought OF the indus
try, carries with it the recommends
ton that nationwide Prohibition be
put into effect at once. The coal pro-
duction committee of the National
Coal Association, which formulated
the program, also has addressed let
ter to each member of Congress ad-
vising him of the recommendation.
Booze or Coal
"In the opinion of the representa-
tive committee of operators, which
comprises in its membership delegates
from virtually every large coal pro-
ducing field in the nation, the country
cannot have both booze and sufficient
local this winter Nor can the coun-
try keep booze in the mining sections
now and have enough coal later on.
The liquor traffic is curtailing coal
production and the time has come to
eliminate it if there is to be the sub
stantial increase in coal output the
war program demands.
UTNt,e cA,rI,e,o., .,,oc cbed pra,-
imously after thorough and painstak-
ing investigation by the committee.
The National Coal Association is in
formed that the conclusion is not only
the judgment of the operators but it
is concurred in by Frank harrington,
president of the United Mineworkers
of America for the state of Illinois.
at is understood that Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield has transmitted the
recommendation of the National Coal
Association to President Wilson, who
now has it under consideration"
Based on Production Comparisons
The coal production committees
Recommendation lO luC doSOCidtiOli
was:
Regardless of political affiliations
of the members of the association and
leaving out of consideration the moral
issues involved, and basing its opin-
ion entirely on economic and patriotic
grounds, the committee unanimously
and unqualifedly believes that nation
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
War Prohibition and Ratification

There final for the and that state and national
Prohibition War Prohibition if is merely
extraordinary conditions, but is permanent
a quite the officials close saloons
the saloons This country world
therefore Prohibitions but the people
Prohibition the therefore they will push on to
in permanent form.-Oho Edition.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19

Help win votes for ratification.
Send the Issue at 5 cents for num-
bers to voters in your community. DO
1T NOWl
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
SELLING TO SOLDIERS
3sDISLOYAL; HINDERS
A PROSECUTION OF WAR

Eregard the selling of liq-
uos 10 soldiers as one of the
mpB serious olIcnses that can
be 9emmitted at this time, and
iih doing what can as Al off
Ger of the government to stamp
it out.
man who commits this Of
fej /. in my opinion, is doing as
rntrhto hamper the government
). isstess pros acutionof the war
as eone who makes disloyal
speeches or actively engages in
opposition to the military regu-
lations. limited States District
Attorney +. {. Knots
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-07-19
Division Of Dry Votes at Primary Elections on September
Il May Defeat Ratification in Illinois
WILLINGNESS TORUN OR NOT is TEST OF PATRIOTISM
Candidates Making Possible the Uniting of Dry Vote Is Best Service
Dry Cause
THE VETS WILL WAGE DESPERATE BATTLE

All records for number Legislature
been broken according advance
candidates the and 30l candidates
the filing There will be probably many candidates.
last day for filing petitions 1918 Many leading
petitions candidates. which includes many
Of Illinois and the desperate fight
control the session of the Legislature
The Greatest Danger
The danger the
number candidates who have filed in
districts there many upon
dys divide their strength number dry
receiving the number primaries
that the among
while the vote is united the drys hope
Candidates May
In districts is from advance
withdraw, will be
that
defeat likely
rather than be held responsible for the defeat OF ratification
responsible
will be willing
gressive withdraw
their districts Although
the filing petitions definite direction
real will the
OF withdrawal OF petitions, which IS August 7.
+ Scott Mcbride superintendent of the AnSaoon League has issued
candidates Legislature.
Candidates
fails this the Illinois Legislature will be
making and by doing dividing
concentrate to win
repeat have said continuously that candidate should
Legislature this time who dry lcgis
Ito electth the necessary majority for ratification.
multiplicity great present
time"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-10

przcszywaiy mole stawN".
Ia wiUgne 1898 Wiiem 81: Zapalpe-
70 reumatyzmu muszhulGw. Cierpiaiem lax
tyikO ten mOzo sohie Wyobra2!c, kt0TY go
mial prZez trey lata. PrGbowaiem l"kar-
sIwo po Ieka rstNie / duktura DO doktorIe'
ale wSzystko vyIeczyio mnie tyiEO ChwiIp-
wo. w kOfcu znalazlem lekarstwo. kt6re
wyIcczy,o mnie 'ompletnie I nipdy luz on
ME VIRGIL. Daiem je kiIkom. kt6rZy stra-
sznie rierpieri ra reumatv2m / W kazdym
wypadku Zostali wykurowant.
Ihcia!Jym. azehy kaZdy "ierpiacv Ma i1Ea-
kolwiek fnrme reurnatyZrlU. aL"by spTObo-
wal 70 Z~uaLom!tni silly iCha rstwa. Nc pa
~syiaic!" ari Ccrta ppprostu przySliJCl"
sSoic nazwisko adrcs. n my ~ GarmO do
wyprhboWania. PnzViri. gdy bedziecic NY
wa" pr2pkona,ie sic. ZA ies, - ~ CZ"m
diugo s2Ukacie. to ics: 20 wykuruIe wasa
r"umaivIn. wyElc"i" core IN nicCo iedne-
e Io,ara. roZumie s." n nin zadam va
szy'h pienird2y ,luphki ME i'steECie k"m
nlctr;a zaGoNnlcl. pr""S"la In" 20. Me i"s'
T." r@"tcin!"H Dia'zer" ':"rvi"" dlUH"I. Gdy
uigs mo2r'." 2yskar aUpe,niN "a darmo7
Me EMlnka lie. Els2r-a dZLsiaL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-10

DoskOnaha domowa kuracya udzielona przca
jedneRO kt6ry Ja przecIOdzii. On chce.
ateby kaidy cierpiacy korzystai y mel.
Me posyiajcie pieniedzy - tylko sw6j adres.
Lata strasznych cierpieh I nedzy dOznai
ten cZiowick. Mark II. Jackson, Z Syracuse
New York. kto vie jaII straSznym wrogiem
iudzkosci / Jj s~zczescia reumatyzm jest,
z pewnoScia bed2ie miai wsp1lczucIe ola
wszystkich cicrpiacyCh, kt6rzy So W jego
mOCy. On wiaEnie chce kHademu dotkniS-
temu reumatyZmem powiedzieG jak on 90
stai w~yKurowany. CZy.lJc!e co on powie-
11ial.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
PAINT LICK

Mrs. Ann Moberly is quite i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. Thos. Logsdon was in Rich
mond, Saturday.
Stephen Todd leaves Wednesday
t.r Fort Thomas.
Misses Emma and Ora Estridge
were ut home over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Beazley spent the
weekend with the home folks.
See us for tested seed corn.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
MIR. Stephen Todd has returnec
home after spending few months
in Mexico.
Miss uettie Williams was tn
guest Of Miss Willie Williams IL,
past week.
Miss Geneva Murphy was tn.
gaest Of Miss lea Sanders the frs
If the week.
,lr. and Mr. Stephen Carrier q
aneaster, were gu14.s OF Mr. ans
Mrs. Harry McWAcr.er, Sunday.
Miss Reynolds of Lancaster, hai
taken charge Of tn office o,
Bailey and Moss at this place in th'
Burnam warehouse.
Mr.. John l.. Coldiron is erectinl
a brick building adjoining the druI
store. Mr.. Coldiron is enc OF Gu
most enterprising business men.
II you have any knitted article
for the Red Cross please turn then
in at Ledford's Hall. II you nee
any yarn, let US know and We wi
supply you.
The Post office officials and men
bers of the B. Y. ?. IT,, were guest
at a six o'clock dinner, Monday, 0
Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Burgess, i
honor Of Mr.. W. P. Rogers Jr., on
Of our Rural Carriers, who leave
for Fort Thomas, Wednesday to g
into training The guests sper
most delightful evening ss III
and Mrs. Burgess are known e
their hospitality
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
HOGGIkG' CORN
and BEANS.

4 few suggestions which will en-
able you to improve you to improve
your land. make more pork from an
acre and keep your hogs in better
health.
Due to the scarcity Of labor many
farmers Of this county are planning
to "hog down" a field of corn this
year. This is an excellent idea
and farmers know from practical
experience that il is both "A profit
able practice and one that will save
labor In other words, the farmer
sits around and let's the hogs do
the work
Corn fed alone to hogs is not n
balanced ration, i. e. they are not
make as quick or as cheap gains as
when they have some protein OF
muscle and bone building property
in their food Glover has this com
pound, so have soy beans. Every
farmer knows that corn and clover
are the ideal feeds for hogs, but
they are probably not aware that
corn and soy beans are just about
as good.
Every farmer in Garrard County
who is planning to plant ccrn &c
hog down, should also plant soy
beans at the same time. This
method is very simple and no man
can afford to leave off beans from
the corn which he is planting to
hog down. have talked to farmers
from all over Kentucky, and some
from Indiana, and every one who
has followed il is enthusiastic The
general opinion is that one vii
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
MT. HEBRON

Mr. Spencer Scott is able to be
out.
Mr. J. B. Deane had nice calf
80 die the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vanderpool
are very happy over the arrival of
fine baby girl on the 23rd.
sirs. Joseph Duncan and children
were The guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Russell Vanderpool, Friday.
Flour in sacks; kiln dried
corn meal in sacks.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau,
Mt. Hebron Sunday School adopt
ed "Wilson time" Sunday, let every
body observe go to Sunday Sehoo
Day" next Sunday, and be on time
Messrs Tom Hicks and Henr!
Montgomery and families were a
Scots Fork, Sunday for services
and the guests of Mrs. Mary A
Sanders.
Mr.. VIM. Onstott sold a buncl
of calves to Mr.. Cobb Of Boyle, TO
October delivery at l-2 cents pc
pound. He also bought Of Mr.
VIM. Barker of Jessamine a cali
price s25., and a COW from othe
parties price s45.
Mrs. Harrison Deane entertaine'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
TIME TO INTRODUCE MR.. BEAN
TO MISS HOG.

Shoats may be turned into the
field when beans are still green an .
the corn denting Beans should BE-
pulled up and fed to the hogs sew
eral days before turning them into
the field so that they may become
accustomed to them. The variety
Of food seems to keep the digestion
regulated and appetites dependable
They thrive so that the owner cal
readily see the improving lus;er ia
hair and double curl in tail Plant
some soys with your corn for the
two grow well together and thrive
as companions, King and Queen Of
the Field For further information
address W II. ROGERS.
County Agent, L. S. Department.
Of Agriculture.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
OUR BOYS ~ovER THERE EN-.
JOY TOASTED CIGARETTES.
'I|kNn\|
VOL,

Through the patriotism Of the citi-
zens of this country thousands OF
smoke kits are being distributed to
American soldiersin France. Author
tiles agree that men in the trenches
need cigarettes almost as much as
food and munitions.
Doctors, nurses. and commanding
officers all join in the demand which
has awakened in this country great
movement to keep our boys supplied
with smokes.
Millions of the famous LUCKY
STRIKE Cigarettes are going over"
all the time. There's something
about the idea of the toasted ciga-
rette that appeals to the men who
spend their time in cold. wet trenches
and biliets.
Then, too, the real Kentucky Burley
tobacco OF the LUCKY STRIKE ciga-
rette gives them the solid satisfaction
of a pipe, with lot less trouble.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

make lust as much corn nor acre as
II he didn't have the beans and m
addition will have the beans extra
and will have improved his land.
DRILLING CORN AND BEANS.
Several methods may be employ
cd ?s cOnyCu gat.
First:-Gct a bean attachment
for your planter. thus both corn
and beans may be adjusted exactly
as desired; IN average place corn
around is inches and a bean 6 in
ches apart III the row.
nd:-Drill the corn AS usual,
then after field is done, immediate
~ r,trace the same tracts. using
beans in the planter boxes and drill
shallow. Ordinarily II requires a
bushel Of beans to plant 6 acres in
rows with corn.
Third If planter has fertilizer
attachment. then thoroughly mix
~ pounds Of beans with the fer
tilizer intended for an acre and
drill the mixture rs fertilizer. II
you are not going TO use fertilizer
dirt may be used.
Fourth Thoroughly mix the
corn and beans and drill very thick
in rows, being very careful TO keep
well mixed. II is not likely that
the distribution will be uniform nor
very satisfactory except for con
venience on a small scale.
Fifth:--After you have planted
your corn you may take jobber
and job in beans. This is too SLOW
however. and would not advise il
except on small scale. However
would advise every farmer to make
his replanting beans instead of
corn for replanted corn seldom
does any good and beans will d.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

At a birthday dinner Friday. in
honor of her father Mr.. b. A.
Duncan. Messrs Joe and Jesse
Duncan and families Of Buena
Vista and Bryantsville, Messrs Ike
and everett Duncan and families Of
Poor Ridge were present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
VARIETIES TO USE.

Be sure and plant variety 80
soy which will mature seed IN ,L.s
country The Hiberlandt. Lcyiur-
ton or Mikado are all good varicti,s
for hogging The Lexington can
be bought from local seed men.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
important Scientific Discovery.

Absolute proof that the grsyitationni
attraction between masses ~ matter
varies with changes In their electrical
potential due 10 electrical changes
upon them was obtained by Dr. Fran.
els i. Niphrr in II year u experiments
In the laboratory Of Washington uni
,crsity, ~. Louis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

we'll Also any farmer who u.s.
thinking Of planting corn whl,.
will not come up very well shou'
mix beans with IL SO that he VIII
get a good stand Of something
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02

make lust a. much corn pcr acre as
II he didn't have the beans and m
addition will have the beans extra
-nnI viii hANe ImurnAcd I'M. land.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

zrezygnowai i premier Lloyd
George polecif krolowi przyjecie
rezygnacyi tel, Sprawl ia stoi w
zwiazku z kwestya Irlandyi, kto-
rel autonomii Carson byi zagorza-
lynn przeciwnikiem: s~podziewat
sic wypada, IL obecnie kwestya
samorzadu irlandzkiego LEI po-
stapi, jakkolwiek do jej pomySl-
nego zaiatwienia wciaz ~jeszcze 70
wnie daleko.
PRUS.
Amsterdam, %. stycznia.
Baron Batoci;y, dawniejszy kon-
troler spraw zywnoSciwoych 20
stall premicrem pruskim.
- Niemcy we-Flandryi belgij'
skiej, okupowanej propaguja a
mancypacye autonomiczna Elan
dryi Z pod jarzma Below: UREA
dzaja tam aigtacye zebrania, adre-
sy itp., ktore wladze wojskowe
niemieckie oczywista przyjmuJa
skwapliwie i zapewniaja o naJle-
pszych intencyach n~iemieckich.
CHIN.
Picking, 20. ~stycznia. - kano-
nierka amerykaiiska ,,Monacacy"
z~ostala przyjeta strzalaml dzlaio-
wynn przez Chinow Z Yo-Chow
portu ia rzece Yang-Tse-kiang:
marynarz nazwiskiem O'Brien 70
stall zabity, a kilku innych jest
ranionych. Okolice, Z ktorych
strzelano So trzyane przez re-
wolucyonistow po}udniowo-chih--
skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
~HISTORYOZOFIA SWlETYCH.
Ks. Ian Domauewazh Professor Rzmmko- Kmnkeso smhapum.

Observation-Disclosures ktory srodze przeslado-
wal katolik6w i wygnai zakonnik6w, lecz bezsKu-
tecznie; tedy Sw. Pawef |. dawa} pr"zesladoWanym
koscio}y we Wfoszech, z~ostawiajac i'm lch Jezyk
grecki i ryt wschodni. Podczas choroby Papieza,
ksiaze Toto z Nepi re swymi bracmi Pasiwem i
Paszalisem zebral wojsko i w~yruszyf ma Rzym, by
uwiezic Tub zabic Sw. Pawia, a ma jego mleJsce 20
saddle swego brata Konstantyna, lecz czujny krzy-
sztof-,, primicerius" obalif ten zamach. Wkrotce,
ziamawszy przysiege. ksiaze Toto zbroJna slta
w~prowadzif swego Konstantynalaika, i zmusi4 b.
skupa m. Prenesty wyswiecic i konsekrowac, a lud
zlozyc mu ho}dy papieskie; trwaio to rok i byf "a
w~iadomiony Pipin, kt6ry ME da} odpowiedzl samo-
zwancowi. Potem, wojska Krzysztofa- ,primice-
riusa" dow6dcy i podskarbiego syna Sergiusza "a
bill W bitwie Toto, a Konstantyna wziell do ME-
wolf: zostaf ma sejmie ludu przez duchowlenstwo
uznany przywiaszczycielem i przez lud oSleplonym.
Dziaio sic to wraz pc Smierci Papieza Sw. PaWia L.
W 767 roku, kt6ry by1 pochowanym ia Watykanle;
"a lego pontyfikatu umar} w 760 roku syn kr6la
angielskiego Ryszarda sw. Winibald- zakonnik; sio-
stra iego by4a sw. Walburga, brat Wilibald-Bisku-
penn, matka siostra Sw. Bonifacego, B. M. Pc
smierci Papieza Sw. Pawia l. byf wybranym Stefan
w. zakonni}.
81. Sw. Paschalis l., Papiez i Wyznawca.
Zyf oko}o 824 roku. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
wychowany pod nadzorem Papiezy W ,,patryarchn
Lateranskiej, wysokiej nauki i cn6t Przeor klasz-
toru Sw. Szczepana, opiekun wygnanych "a Ware
Sw. z Grecyi katolikow, w BIT roku byf jednomysl-
ME w diva dni 20 Smierci Sw. Stefana V. Wynieslo-
ny ma tron Papieski i konsekrowany niezw1ocznie.
Papiez Sw. Paschalis I. wysla{ swych pos}6w do &C.
Sara Ludwika w celu odnowienia dawnego PREY
mierza pozyska} przyrzeczone swemu poprzednl-
kowi zatwierdzenie prawa wyboru nowego Papie-
ia wediug przepis6w kanonicznych Koscio}a, a tyl-
ko potem wys}ania ma dwor cesarski pos}6w do Cd
nowienia zakonu ,,mi}osci i przyjazni". Gdy w po-
moe sobie Ludwik przybra} syna Lotaryussza "a
wsp6{cesarza i powierzy} mu piecze mad spraWam
W}och - to ten syn jego udaf sic niezw}ocznie do
Rzymu. gdzie cd Papieza otrzyma@ godnosc l tytut
cesarza. Tedy ma mocy przys}ugujacego mu pra-
wa protektoratu czyli ,,patrycyusza" odbyf w m.
Rzymie sad W sprawie klasztoru w Farfie, a po-
tenn sledztwo z powodu zabicia przyjaznych ola
Francyi Observation-Disclosures i jego zlecla Flo
Observation-Disclosures. Jednak sledztwo bezstronne z
ramienia Papieza uzna}o ich winnymi zbrodm
zdrady stanu, i cesarz Ludwiku morzy} swe siedz-
two. Papiez sw. Paschalis l. odnawiaf koscio}y /
klasztory ma sw6j koszt, ~przygarna} wielu zakon-
nik6w przesladowanych ma Wschodzie, odnalazf W
z{ote tkaniny owiniete ciaio Sw. Cecylii Dziewicy-
Meczenniczki W katakombach; umari W 824 roku i
pogrzebany ma Watykanie.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)