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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30
HELPED PAINS
ALL OVER BODY
w. Russ, 1927 Paean Street Says,
81 Feel Like Different
Man."
TANLAC ACTS QUICK
TANLAC ACTS QUICK
Advises all His Friends to Try the
New Tonic Being Intro
duced at Wiki
inson's.

81 feel it is duty owe to my
friends and neighbors- to tell what I
know about Tanlac,' says w. Russ,
retired farmer, 1927 Palean street,
Keokuk
Mr.. Russ who had called at Wiki
inson's drug store, continued: Il was
on the verge Of breakdown. Ny
stomach was not working right and |
was in a general run down condition.
I had no appetite and the little l ate
fermented and turned to gas. At
times it seemed as if I could hardly
get my breath I could not walk over
a square or two without having to
stop and rest.
Although ! have been taking Tan
lac but short time l feel like diff.
ferent man. Yesterday I took a long
walk, possibly three or four miles.
and when l got home | was cot un-
usually tired. I sleep sound at night
and feel refreshed in the morning.
'Tanlac is a dandy medicine and I
think it is wonderful how it fills a
person with pep and energy"
There is now special representa-
tive from the Tanlac laboratories at
Wilkinson's drug store who invites
every person troubled with headaches,
dizziness, constipation, nervousness,
depressed spirits, poor memory, ring
ing noises in the ears, coughs, aches
and pains to call on him There is
no obligation implied in making a
visit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30

sures me that for many years l shall
be able to follow my dangerous oc-
cupation without the slightest fear
of my nerves failing me.
IF / have not always felt at home
suspended high In mid-air l do now.
The prospect Of difficult job does
not in the least worry me. ! prepare
for it by taking Tanlac. A few days
before an unusually hard bit of work
tone up my system by taking Tan
lac regularly. 1t quiets my nerves
and puts my stomach and general
physisue into perfect athletic shape.
Wife Also Praises it,
My wife also declares Tanlac to
be the finest medicine in the world
for rundown, nervous women" he
says. For long period she was
irritable, nervous and restless. Head
aches and general ability had weak
ened her. Tanlac has restored her
and today she enjoys the vitality and
ambition that comes only from
healthy body and mind" Tanlac is
sold and recommended by the Wilk-
inson Drug Co., Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30

hear any woman complaining we tell
them about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and what it did for
me. Mrs. JOHN FRAME, 1121 N. 18th
St., st. Louis, Mo.
Girls who suffer as Mrs. Frame did
should not hesitate to give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, trial, as
the evidence that is constantly being
published proves beyond question that
this grand old remedy has relieved more
suffering among women than any other
medicine
For confidential advice write Lydia e.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result of their forty years expert
ence is at your service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30
GIRLS PAINS
AND WEAKNESS
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Thousands Of Girls Benefited
St. Louis, Mo-" When / was only
fifteen years old mother had to put me

TO DeQ every IHoIiIiA
for two daysbecause
/ suffered such pain.
l also suffered from
a w e a k n g 8 s and
mother took me to
a doctor but he did
not helpme. Finally
mother m q d 9 me
take Lydia E. Pink
hams V Vegetable
Compound and it
has made me strong
and healthy. So
NH nv ~,N<hn~ nv
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30
The Local Water Situation

The governments bureau of war.
risk insurance at sea has taken in
almost $13.000,000 more than it has
paid out and given cheap insurance
into the bargain.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30

It's the only real and enduring smile
the smile of perfect health, vital
smile that everybody can have and
keep all the time. -e
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30
Widely Known for Daring.

Williams is wonderful steeplejack.
He lives in Cincinnati at 262 Ridge
ley street, yet his reputation for dar-
ing and skilful work at dizzy heights
is nation wide. He likes his work,
and the more difficult it is to reach
the "job," as he nonchalantly calls it.
the better Ask him why he feels as
much at home dangling high in the
air as he does near his own coy
fireside, and he answers simply.
Perfect health" He will tell you
also that if it were not for Tanlac
he would not be able to go about his
hazardous occupation with the ease
and composure he now enjoys.
/;
TanIac Assures Safety.
Here's what he says:
''Tanlac is boon to me and as
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30

1.-THE Gate City does not assume re
sponsibility for views expressed BY
correspondents. Writers of commune
cations must furnish their. names
not necessarily for publication. but
for the information of the cdito,..1
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-30
Naturally.

Naturally.
lineage Post: You might know it
nu De woman who made the
s Instance nonstop record.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
Mpitif Gpibemi / Spnnien.

WDitrf Gpioeml SpGnIen. Son,
oon ben 27be Moi. en- mpltilf Cpl.
oen1i gaar oper belle spanien, beret.
ter "erprels" aorreipouoent / Nao.
rio. Man resner, at 40 Brocent II
Befolfningen er angrebet oi Spe'
oommen, Der hammer 2anoets Sn.
ouftrier. Song alfonio er iengelis'
genoe oe man frpster ior, at ban &c
blepen Offer for spgoommen. Gen
beifrioes iom noget 2igbeo meo Sn.
fluensa> ifisnt forifiellig oeri, at Den
Ipge sribes al pIuoielise arampean.
ialo.
RigsbagsprrFhcut aaempf bsb.-
Berlin, pia aonoon, Den 25oe Mai.
(5oriinfet). Higs6asspraiioent, Gr.
5obannes aaenipf os6e ioag. San
bapoe beret Hissoasspreiibent iioen
1912 os tilbsrte BET progressive
Yarti. Gan bleb 76 aar gamnel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30

meo ct bol6iomt Bonbaroement moo
Dpres -Gomiens aana(en Zen balo
Wil eltenfor @oorne5eele) til ben
franlfe 8r9nle Cen W1il peltenfor
2ocre).
Nrtilleriet begpn0te De0 9agglr
un6er en- tpt 1auge oper Oct flamlfe
2oplano> % tpif Snfanteri trpngta
Jig oerpoa fren1oper ben enc 9pl Je
efter Sen an6en
paris oen 276e Ofai. ~GDlferne
retteoe inorges 9(ngreb ouer iyronte:1
nellem YinonlfoDen (ni W}il / 9eor0
og git ior Soislons) og 8beln1s, 4
melote Oct frantic 4rigsoeparten1ent.
(Torti9ttes pau 2oen Stbe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
Drt 8unp KnrH.
$815,816,28 blep aibet / Minmeapo-
lie % 6ennepin GonntD oeb BEN
afImtteoe aampasue.
Maalet par 100000. 2esuoeu en-
Getraimm paa $28O,000 til Min-
aeapnlis lofale Afoeling,

Minneapo(is og &ennepin Count
tp ofllutte6e Trebags lin intenie
2an1pogne for Snofa1uling til Set
Hsoe aors' .arigsfon6 meo at oper-
itrioe Maalet, Ser bar 100000, meo
oper 100000.
Ittallun1lneu for Be fire 0age,
aampagnen itoo pna. bar $815,8t6.=
| %, bleo rapporteset peo Snbfnmler-
ines Milntniugs srtss bag Mi5oog j
arenoia 0sf 6rissis 5llnt Dor
beri 9en,scpin gou,.tp uoenon1 8Den
iamlet oper $4,000. "
.Gen fier6e og iio1te Gag al Sam.
pagnen inbfom iaIt $147,375.22,
booraf $9,294.23 i gountpet.
9esu6en oar ser al en- 6-Monos
@omite inoiamlet foruo for aampag,
men 6egpnote oper $280,0O0 til
! Winneapolis % Sennepin County
slfoelingen al oct Heoe aors. Gent
ne Gum mebregnet bringer Gotal=
Il,mmen for 6en bele Snoiamling op
| / 1906 >8t6.28.
gea Mhlutningsmpoet taffe6e
&ompagnens @eitprer, Jranf 3.
@olo> ia1ntlige Snbiamlere for goot
u0iert slrbeioe og for ben megen 2io,
De bapoe ofret for Bet @soe &ors'
Sag. Sc omfring 1000 9pin6e~,
iom bar 6eltaget 4ampagnen fit II
aampagnebeltprer@olb en- meget paa'
ifiennen0e Smtale for lit interest iere-
oe slrbeioe og oct uomerfeoe Mc,
iultat 6e fun6e oppiie. Gette por fsr.
lte Sang, at apin6er boD6e oeltaget
/ en- 4ampagne af 1aa ltort Omian].
Sc bapoe ber beitet en- grfaring, 1olr
pil fornme Dem ttlgo6e, naar De nelte
Gang tager Gel en- lignenoe Sam.
pagne.
- @aibington, 25oe Mui. Mmeri.
fc bar gioet, bpo6 BET @soe aors bao
om. Sfslge uofficielle- Operilag
baboe man inbiamlet OO>00O,0 900
JonSet peo Miooagstio i6as. Diff
cielle Opgaper tioligere piite, at bet
Dor inbiamlet $97, 100000.
| - @aibington, 26. Mai. Me6 set
a1nerifanlfe Heoe &ors' anbet 500
Weill. 6ono ollereoe opertegnet mes
$t2,O97, ,3O4 biloe Mpnoigbeoerne
i6ag life iatte nogen grenie for gi-
oragene paa Qanpagnens iioIte Gag
imorgen. 0e babbe life Gbil om, at
BET oaglige @ienneminit af ober
SIS, 100000 biloe bIipe ober}teget.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30

iSlpperes ~u6nrerfe6e Mrbeioe. Set
amerifanife Stag fsres nu oaglig
oper Oct omerifarrlfe affnit al slero>
planer. 9plferne gier fore anltran'
geller for at bringe 6isie Malfiner
mes. Siotil bar BET iffe lpffeoes Dem
og fem fienotlige Aeroplaner ct
bragt neo UNDER Jorisget.
&ombinationen alnerifanffe og
franite Aeroplaner er Doerit eifeftip.
Amerifanere fra Chicago, Snoiana=
polls Yittsbursb. Waibineton, ell
Der Gitp> Soma sog Orforo, Ohio,
orbei0er lanmen n1eo De beoite fran=
ife Jlppere. slnterifanife SSlppere
oeltog nplig / en Of be ltsr5te 5lppe-
foncentrationer j Si1torien. 40
@ombe- og 15Os aau1paeroplaner g
mpotes ooer Montoibier os forte
oper ct Snes gon meo lt9rfe
sprengltoffe oper be stplfe 2inier og
falteoe oeln paa forifiellige militare
Waal.
Gangs bele 5ronten arrangeres
Der ipecielle Winbeoaesbsitio
ser. Ylomlter piI blipe foltet fra
Meroplaner paa Be Marfer, bpor
Mmerifanerne 5poe fiempenoe for
Demofrati. Jrauffe 5lppere pil be-
re mes at be6re De os6e slmerifa'
mere. IT.
fo,s4sn4t.a s.c, 0a.r G;a.\
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
mrxtfn--Unh<1.
Ten biplomatiife Gorbiubelie miMer'
tib:g afbrnbt. 9abanf 9risstil'
itanb anfsrt fom Aarias.
Zen fmbanife Regierins erflerer, at
ben biplomatiife Jorbinbelie ,neo
Werieo life er afbrubt.

Werico gitD oen 256e Mai. -
Merico bar afbruot oiplon1atilf Sor.
binoelie ne6 Guba. 9ette bleu off
cielt funogiort tent igaar.
ltbenrigsminilter g(g1ilar oplplte,
at Freiioeuteu 90 aabiuettet baooe
iunoet Oct nsopenoig at biemfaloe
oen merifanife Geianot I Cuba %
uoiette forelsbig mes at oioienoe en-
np Geianot.
~Gen arigstilitanb, bpori Guba er
inopiflet," lagoe ban, ubar tpunget
Gubas Regiering til at trefIe 5or,
anitaltninger> iom mango Gilfel'
Der bersrer BEN merifanIfe 9tegie.
rings Sssnteres1er, og af 6en @rl1no
pil ben meritanife 2egation bpppig
blioe nsot til at giere Senitillinger
til ben f,,banife Megiering meo ben
Jslge, at !Senitillinserne iffe alene
uiloe pere faaf9ngte, men ogiaa ino-
ifrpnfe en- penliglinoet Stations
Sanolefribeo. islgelig biloe bore
oiplomatiife @eltrebelier fun frem.
faloe en- Spenoing, iom bet piloe bli.
be nsopenbigt at opflare ienere for
|at bepdre ben brooerIiae solioaritets
|for1 aItio hnr fnDttet os fii BET III.
banife Soft og alle Iatit,nnerifanife
2onoe."
- Waibingtou oen 25oe Wai.
Mericos pluoielise Mfbrpoelie al ben
oiplomatilfe 6orbinoelie meo 'Guba
betragtes ber lom ct inoirefte 9rnf
imoo oe 1oreneoe Stater, iom n1aa'
lie fan bioisre en- 4fbrpoelie al ben
oiplomatilfe Jorbinoelie meo bette
2ano.
Get, iom egeutlig ligger til Gruno
for Wericos Sanoling, iiges fer at
pere, at Senor Iabela, ben meri.
fanife Winiiter til 4rgentina, paa
8eiien til 8uenos 9lires blep itaniet
II Sapana> ne6ens bans Baggage bleD
unoerisgt. formentlig af en- tllbanif
9oloinipeftsr, iom iiges at baOe fun.
Set pisle Yapirer blanbt Winilterens
gienoele.
&onfi6entielle We6oeleller fra So.
pana gaar uo paa, of pelltnoerretteoe
Yerloner Der oente6e rent fraieet
1abelaafieren -, at Werieo piloe
finbe ct eller anoet Yaaltuo til at
afbrpoe ben 6iplomatiife Gorbinoelle
meo Be Joreneoe Stater.
- Baibington ben 27oe Wai -
Den fubanife 2egation bar betjenot'
eiort ioag> at ben merifanife 8eeie,
ring baD6e unoerrettet ben fubanife
Charge Merieo, at 9ilbasefaloclien
al ben merifanffe Charge 9apana
life betpoer en- Mfbrpoelie af Gar'
binbelien. Den fubanife miniiter
baabeoe, at sffferen bare par af for.
bisaoen6e art.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
llbaab af arpbiertppen ienfet.

2onoon ben 25oe Wai. gu init
ubaao al arDoIertppen bIen irnfet
BEN lite Wai paa Sap ct 8ineeHts
8reooegrao ai en- britiif llbaao. Ser
bar eIforte oper atlanteren. 10.
miralitetet befienotsioroe bette oft.
eielt iaiten. aap ct. 8ineent er oen
igblisIte Hpnt paa 4ortugal.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
6rel7esarmeeus s<ubiamlina.

6rellesarmeens Subiamlimg. -
9tem Dorf ben 27oe Wai. Ireliesars
meens aa1npagne for ct ST 100000
arigsfono bar inobragt ialt $2,257,'
334, befienotgior3e 4ommanosr
goangeline @ootb ber iaften. Seem
Dorf Gitp, ser par onmooet on at
iubfribere $25O,OOO, gop $285, 900.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30
Oct irf-tgHe &emplpt.

Ats up-tyI1S O%oAtpIUt. SuuItt
ben 27oe Wai. (Af Webb Miller).
8ritterne bar opoaget, at enoeI ai
bet sinn-5etn-tpife aomplot gift uo
paa at Isslabe Sunbreber al slterrig-
tie og tpife eipile Beriener, ser I'LL Ct
interneret / Srlan6, os bepebne Dem
moo gugIenoerne, erflerebes ser Of
fieielt ibag. Son Gslge beraf Be.
gpnote oer2eportatton al oisieMano
ioas. Set erHRres, at aon1plot,ua.
gerne agteoe at bebabne oisie eiDile
llblRuoinser meo 8aaben leoeret fra
en- tpIf l1baa6. .~,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30

eller arigsminilter @afer. anorc
lopfpn6ige / arigsoepartementet
mente, at 9eitemmellen inobefatte>e
ga|eballlpillere / l1bifripningsaloe'
rem. Wan f,1noe life faa fat 8rigs.
lninilter 9afer, ba ban pi6neoe for
Sulets 8epilguingsfomite.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-30

Published and distributed under
permit (NO. 80) authorized by the
Act of October 6, 1917, on file at tho
Post Office Of Minneapolis, Mime.
BY order OF the President,
A. 8. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
PROHIBITION
LEGISLATION
MAY BE POSTPONED UNTIL AFT.
Err REcEss-wiRE CONTROL
MEASURE MAY PASS
CONGRESS.
tBy Associated PressJ

Washington. July ii.--Adoption
tomorrow by the Senate Of the House
resolution empowering the Presi-
dent to acquire the TeIegraph-Tele-
phone systems and a summer vacation
for Congress. with national wartime
prohibition legislation postponed un-
I'll after a recess was the program
framed to-day by Congressional lead
ers.
The Senate debated on the wire
control resolution began after the
agricultural emergency appropriation
bill with the prohibitions amendment
had been laid aside temporarily. A
vote and approval OF the resolution
without the amendment tomorrow OF
not later than Saturday is universally
conceded. II is believed possible that
prohibition managers win consent
then to an adjournment until Aug
ust IL.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
SALE OF GAINES FARM

Elsewhere in this paper viii be
found AN advertisement Of the las.
X. Gaines farm near Qracey, In
Trigg county. The farm In two
tracts contains between 500 and 900
acres and the sale IS for the admin
istratfon of the estate. The farm
IS a very desirable property. close
40 The l. {, railroad and in good
neirhhorhood. Il lies in ths eastern
edre ol Trleg county. about ~ miles
ues. of Hepkinsville.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
BELGIAN RULERS.
FLY TO ENGLAND.
THREE sEAPLANEs GUARD AL
BERT AND ELIZABETH
BRITISH WELCOME THE
GUESTS FROM THE
SKY"

London. Jply IA royal air es-
cort Of three Belgian seaplanes guard
ed King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
on their fight over the channel from
Belgium to Eagland Saturday morn
ing on a trip which marked the first
time in history that any ruler has
every made fight from one country
to another.
The royal couple travelled in sep
arate planes. each operated by a Bel
gian army aviator.
On the British side Of the channel
the king landed first near n British
war ship of Dover. The queen de-
seended soon afterwards. her sea-
plane also landed near a war ship.
They started from the Belgian
coast and n,adethe trip to England
in about fifty minutes. The purpose
of their visit to England was to at
tend the silver anniversary Of King
George s.se Queen Mary on Satur-
day. -
This is the hrst time since the
war began that King Albert has Wis
tied London and virtually the 6rst
time since August. iel4. that he been
outside his native land. The only
time that King Albert has been cut
oside of Belgium was during on'
or two informal trips into France.
Queen Elizabeth was most enthusi
sstie about the voyage, telling abou
IL wherever she went and whenevei
any one asked the details Of the trip
despite the fact Observation-Disclosures
ridden in airplanes before. she had
never been over the sea.
The king, who has for a long time
taken much interest in airplanes, has
made many flights so that among
friends in London he did not seem tc
think there was anything particular
ly novel about his flight.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
BOARD
INCORPORATED
TO EoUALIzE PRICE OF SUGAR
AND TAKE OVER FACTORY
PRODUCTION IF NECESSARY.
tJy Associated PressJ

Washington. July ll.-To equalize
the price Of sugar to consumer in the
face of prospects for an increase
due to threatened shortage. President
Wilson today created Sugar Equal
ization Board on recommendation OF
Commissioner Hoover. The board
will be incorporated for five million
dollars and will have authority to
acquire. even at loss 70 the Gov
ernment. the production Of beet sug-
ar factories that cannot, under the
present price of beeis, 5e so,d to the
public at a reasonable price. The
Board can also acquire other high
cost sugar.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
.DESERTER IS
TAKEN TO CAMP

Sheriff Chborne left for Camp
Taylor last night with Pvt. Jim
Hodges who left Camp Shelby some
time ago and has been at his fathers
in the northeastern part Of this
county. He was arrested and brought
to Hopkinsville yesterday morning.
Officers had attempted TO arrest
Hodges once or twice before but had
failed. Yesterday morning Mr.. Lem
Davis, deputy sheriff. reached Hodges
home about sun-up and found
him in bed asleep. He had gotten
in from Todd county about 3 o'clock
yesterday morning ant was sleeping
soundly.
When Hodges learned that MIR.
Davis was present for him, he made
no resistance or effort to escape but
took Mr. Davis advice to return to
camp and obey orders. hodges came
to town dressing in his uniform and
looking real soldier like. A $50
reward was offered for his arrest. In
all probability when Hodges reaches
camp the charge Of absent without
leave will be made and his punish
ment made lighter
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
BACK in CONFUSION
ATTEMPT TO RAID AMERICAN
! TRENCHES AND LEAVE DEAD
(By Associated Pres.)

With American Forces on the
Marne, July ia large German
patrol, which attempted a raid 90
the American trenches on the Marine
front this morning was broken up and
routed in confusion. The German
dead aided the Americans in estab-
fishing the Identification Of the new
German units.
In recognition Of the valiant SER
vices of the American troops who
stopped the German rush on Paris
in the second battle Of the Marns,
the French authorities have officially
changed the name Of Bois De Bel
ieau. which the Americans captured.
to Bois De La Brigade De Marne, and
ordered all maps changed according
ly.
Both the French and British made
further gains last night, the Preach
on the west sideu Of the Marne sal
lent and the British south Of the
Somme.
The repeated local attacks on the
French front have BY degrees strsish-
tended the German salient out and
given the French much stronger pe-
sitions.
The Italian offensive in Albania
continues 70 gain headway. The s<-
vance so far has been about fifteen
miles and be movement is stin IN
leheeked.
Strengthening their line between
the Marpe and Aisne, where II is be-
lheved the Germans will attempt Il
lbreak through to Paris in the resun
ption drive. the French have begur
to attacking appreeiable results b
series Of sharp local thrusts. Ths
latest victory to show a methodica
advance was the capture of the towr
of Corey, east Of Retz forest. which
; straightens out a new strong defen'
sive line and gives the French a great
; opportunity for observation Of nc.
tivities behind the enemy lines.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
ONWARD MARCHING.

Thirteen states have already rati-
fed the national prohibition amend
ment. and did II in less than d months
from the time the first state took
action. OF the 1911 members Of leg
islatures voting on the proposition
1883 voted for ratification while 323
voted against il. In other words.
so per cent. Of the peoples represen-
tatives want national prohibition
while IS per cent are opposed to IL.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
PURELY PERSONAL
4 a

Miss Anne Louise Deeds, Of Frank
fort. is visiting her sister, Mrs. s.
II. Byars.
Mrs. Joe L. Barnes. Of Nashville. is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
+. w. Brackrogge.
Miss Robbie Terry will leave this
morning for Washington. ID. c., where
she has accepted a Government posi-
ton.
Mrs. II. ID. Lapont, and Mrs. r.
W. Robertson. Of Lebanon, Tenn,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. J. Me-
Henry Tichenor, on the Nashville
pike.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
FLOWERS ON
Grave
EIGHTEEN AvIAroRs HovERED
OVER THE cAsKET AND
DROPPED ROSES.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, July li.-Maj. John
Purroy Mitchell was buried today Ia
Woodlawn cemetery, in the presence
of five thousand mourning citizens,
including men prominent in world af-
fairs. Eighteen American aviators.
in battle formation. lowered over the
casket Of their dead camrade in
arms. following the funeral eortege
from st. Patriek's Cathedral. dropp-
ing thousands Of roses on the streets
housetops and grave as the body was
lowered.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

ARE ROUTED
I. IN RUSSIA
(By Associated Press.l

London, July 1.-THE Bolsheviki
forces have taken the offensive
against the Czecho-S -Slavaks, in the
yolga region, and the Government
troops have won a great success, says
a Russian Official statement received
here by wireless from Moscow. The
Czecho-Slayaks in Siberia are also
reported to be .retreating before .
counter offensive of the Bolsheviki.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
BUSINESSMEN
| AND WORKERS
4 wAR SAVINGS STAMPS CAM
! pAlcs{xlLL SEE PICTURES
ar 10 O'CLOCK.

The fanlOps Hills War rle'u.ss lecture
.,ll be shown at The Rex Theatre
4, 10 o'clock this morning to the
ha.1I: men and all W, $. 5. workers
h.,h men and women. The theatre
-hould bs filed. No person under
4 1 xeass of age allowed 70 witness
EheAe pletores.
E<rrr man i uresd 70 be on hand
NJ 10 o'slock sharp. Tie lady workers
H.|I ~ ihcre. Thd atfaelllea cf The
efnan> viii ht explained hy some
~ - 10 pls,ptss ezs shown
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
FAMILY
BOUGHT BONDS
| TO HELP HUNS
tBy Assoeiayd Prss')

New York. July 1.-THE Busch
f2mily in st. Louis. bought at least
one million dollars wort OF German
war bonds. which the U'sS. Govern
ment believes were sold in this eoun-
try for the German propaganda ana
for the purchase Of the New York
Evening Mail and other newspapers
to a statement tonight by
ALFRED c. Becker, deputy states at.
torney general. Becker emphasized
|the point that the German Govern
|ment without one cent expense es.
tablished fund ito seduce part OF
|the American press with good Ameri'
ban Tom, saghansed for mere straps
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