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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27
lie TAX ME
d0brze.
ods}uehan

q czwartege pistra zeszla ma 'trze-
Gle, szukajac ko2os. pred kim uza-
Ei6by sic moglaHz syoich utrapieh.
Me trudno ~zRaleae; zawsze sic ma
darcy ,~,litoSeiwa >dusza", ktora z
mniejszem lub w2iskszem wspelezu-
cien wyslucha n~aEzekah.. ,,Gzy to ME
okrepnoSt! - m6wiia W lekater-
ka 2 czwartego pistra de sssiadki }
tr4eoiego - ,,pemime re mieszkam
tax wyseko, firanki, ktsre zawiesi-
lam trey tygedpie temu. So juz zu=
peiuie brudne cd tego kurzu z uliey.
takieh firanek nigdy ME miatam,
kiedy mieszkaliSmy W ma}em mia
steczku; ma smierthsm sic sawsty=
dziia, gdyby qrDechedzaey zrohili u
wage, jaka ia jestem nisperzadna, to
te5 frank mole byly zaWsze Jak
| snieg bale, pemime re je pralam
tylke diva razy de.reku. Ale W ma
seem miasteczku bEo ezyste, ME o.
siada} ma mich kurz.ani py} 2 wegli;
stzasznie brudne to 'wielkie miaste,
chociaz lyle tn pelioyi; u mas tylko
dw6ch bylo ~polieyant6w, a | CT ME
mieli co robid: drzemali ea}y dzien
a W noey spali jak Sabici. U mas byt
przadek, a O dziesiatej to juz spekoj
i ciemno, ME tax jak tn gdzie sic
ludzie nocami wl6cza j krzyklfwie
wracaja do dem6w mad ranem. MOI
maz mi sic take rozwalesal: weze-
raj wr6cil po dwunastej / pierwszy
raz edkad sic p6hralismy. peki6ci-
lismy sic ma dobre. Niema to iak
male miasto: niema sposobnosci do
huIanki i tracenia pieniedzy".
TAX, o tax, droga PAM" - Cd
pewiedziaia miesskanka trzeciege pie
ira pocieszajaco - ,wczoraj to juS
byiam ,,wsciekla' - kiedy p~rzywiez-
Ii wegle dla mieszkaneow u dolu.
Wiadoma rzecz - teraz r~obotniey So
tax independent, robia, co sami
chca; wegli ME chca nosie, zwala ma
droge .petem trzeba zapiacie esobno,
5eby znieSli do bezmentu, a TAXI
przytem robis ,,rwetes" n~ieporza-
dek. Gala moja czysto umyta
,.perche" a navel kuehnia pelna by
Ia weglowego pyiu; kiedy pozamiata
lam, kilka koszy teGe wyniesiam.
TAX! TAX"
u mas " maiem mieseie" - eia-
gne1a gesposia z czwartego petra -
,.zavsze by,e czysto pemimo wegli,
no tam chrzesei1anie rezwozill po-
malutku skladall. Jak Wy sobie tn
rade daieeie z tymi aunistamt", ME
rozumiem ,Albo ! Q hieiizna, co ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27

P. Anna. Me WIEN o takiei ,posa-
die, jakaby PAM otrzyma& mogla
bez znajomosci angielskiego jezyka,
chyba cie5ka praca jake sluzaca W
polskim domu, Tub nianka do dzieci.
reszts W gazecie polskiej - (ktora
papi O to czyta) So W inserataeh
,,Praca" - rozmaite oferty trzeba
tylko wybraG i pr6boWaG. So r0wniez
adresy szk6l ,,angielskiego jezyka",
gdzie MONA nauczyc sic "a try mie-
STAGE, czytania, pisania i zrezumie-
MIA. Jezeli PAM umie debrze szyG i
rozumie robote k~rawiecka, meze pa
nj ia dostat, W kazdym sklepie depar
tamentowym; nalezy tylko uprosic
jaka znajoma umieiaca Pc angielsku,
zeby z pania peszia zapytaG o robo-
to; zreszta wszedzie prawie pracuja
Polki, kt6re ~przeciez pemocy swoiej
W porozumieniu sig z przelozonymi
rodaczce ME odmowia. Pracujac W
,~,ofisach" ola, Polak6wj trzeea znac
angielski jezyk.
Spos1h przyrzadzania kieibasy.
(Na zadanie.) Ma kielbasy uzywa sic
miesa 2 ~przednich szynek, oraz skra-
wk6w miesa z karku / kawaik6w z
znajdujacych sic pod schabem ma sfo-
MIME. Mieso to pokrajaG drohno I
usiekae lub pezostawi6 krajane. Ma
piee funt6w miesa, wziae poi ewierci
funta soil. treche pieprzu t~luezonege,
zwykiego ! angielskiego, tylez MAZE
ranku, maiy zabek tartego czosnku
! #lac jedna ssklanke p~rzegatowa--
nei. estudzenej wedy, ~ymieszae do
brze blaszana szpryea aaa5ieWae
tenn m.esem kieibasnice, ktore male
ty zamowie u rzeznika; mieisce ma
dete powietrzem pokfuc sznilka. zro-
bione kieibasy prZewiesit ma drazku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27
DZIAL L KOBIET.

duszy Wv czystoSci, ola Nieskoh-
czonoSci! Bo - w ten czy ow
sposob, Nczy z punktu religijne6
WARY cay filozofii inte1lektualnej
sama natalra uczy mas, IL wierzyc
w WieczroSc musimy! Tu - ko-
nice, ~cierrien ola ciafa, tam - ko-
nice mskiAdla duszy j wiecznasdla
niej uciecha!
kto tylko zechce, zawsze INA
Ilezc moze sdroge i furtke, /kt6ra
sic zdo1a pred sczyha!
Ijacym ma zgube 'duszy szatanem.
Jaka to moa:? Oto mysl o ME
skonczonoSai, o WiecznoSci. Ma
wet twardysgrzesznik wierzy w
mia, chocia1 sic z,tem kryje. Kie-
10y patrzymv W to cudne Niebo,
obejmujace Swiat'caiy, wierzyG
musimy - itksiezyc i gwiazdy i
Gala natura VFierzyc nam kaza, jak
mali jesteSmF z,ziemska rozpa--
CA W obec iszczeSliwej Vice.
noSci! z wiara4ta przyszli5my ma
SWAT i z wiarqa "a umieramy!
SzczeSliwa knbieta, ktora tmat-
nauczy: mo dl sic i pracuj ;
w Niesl;onczoneSG, reszte
zostaw Bogu! 1toto przypomnia-
lam sobie tie siowa matki, zapa--
.trzonasm przepieF'na, o5wietlena
bladem' Swiatiema ksiezyca- ma
trre. Pistolet rzpciIam w wode.
w samotni mel, kiedy rezpacz
znowu ogarniacs 1nie pocyna}a,
biegfam szukaci ul7ojenia w natu-
RE. DIS juz pozbylam sic 'rozpa-
czy. Pracuje. I tab bardzo zawod
moi ukochafam II tych biednych
chorych moichl I1tak bardzo i'm
wdzieczna jestemsza tie wdziecz-
nose, kter9 mic da:rza, "a ten US
MECH ich radosny'dla mnie ma
,,dzien dobry" i S,dobranoc." Mi
lose ola mich wygnaia z serca me-
go te lima, dla ktC5rej dusze, goto-
wa byfam zgubit,s w g~odzinach
wielkiego smutku, kiedy patrze
ma cierpienia biedaka jakiego,
c%hetniebym oddala Uemu zycie
mole, jemu przywiszanemu jesz-
cze do ziemi, DO ia -sniczego juz
rie pragne, tylko -sspokoju te-,
raz. a potem spelnienia obietnicy'
c WiecznoSci! I lekkim stall mi
sic moi krzyz, kt6ry-mie niegdyS
.przytlaczal do ziemi.,.. tax lex
kim, jak ow... ,,Czerwony.
Erzyz" na ramieniu smejem!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27
KOLEGIUM
zTia1ku NarOdOT, POSksgO
" Cambridge Springs, Pa.

Uznare przez wiadze krajove "a pier
wszorzc ina Szkole Wyzszs o bardso
wysokim poziomie ndukowym / "a do
statecznis boEato wyposazona u
wsze,kte srodki naukowe. otwiera 20
~wakacyach " pierwszych dniach wr1s-
snta 1918 roku n~astspujaCe wydziaiy:
'. szkole PrryEotosswcHa.
Szkoa Przyzotowawcza o~dpowiada
kursov. s:6dmeso 1 6snszo rok pier
v-szo~zednet amerykahsEiet sskofy pu-
bricznes. a raczej nowo orsanizujacym
sic [. w. intermediate Schools" luo
Junior High Schools.
~ sskole wyasss.
S-lola Wyzsza odpcwia4a pierwsso-
rzedrvm ameryksnskim High schools
1 rrsis1a ~nastepujace trey kursy:
Eurs 4. Przygotovsvczv do Kurs6w
EoIleEla.nvch UniwerSyteck;ch (Col-
leae Preparatory Course.
Kurs b Techniczny. Kurs ten odpo-
wiada ansrykanskim Technical High
Schools" a; zluzvc ma tym kt6rsy ME ma
skim seudvom insvnieryi. lecz juz "
Szkc-s NNGS8eJ EnCa sic p~rZESpoSoolC
doststeosnie do posad / zawodow zwia-
ssnych przemyslem ~fabrycznym i bu-
1ow.snym
Eurs c. Haadlowy- Kurs ten odpowiada
arervkanskim Commercial High
Sahoo,s'. j sfuzyc ma tym ktorzy po u,
konczsniu Szko&v Wvzszei chca sic oil,
lac ~karysyze Handlowej.
Kalls=;um u. y. p. ma ~urzsdowa a.
probate Ttads szkolnych. kt6rs uznafy
a "a pier vsznrzedna uczs,nie. Abltrrv'
snci Szk1}y Wy=szej KoIleEium T.. y
P. ws.spowac mega do Kolleslow
UntTersytet6w ma tych samych warun'
kach ma jakIch ~wstepUja absotwenc
pierHsz3-zednyNh shFsdytoSanyCt
izk6i 4merykahskiCh.
Pc blizsse s~sczeg6}y. warunki. kata'
OF. i b.an6iety aplikscyJne zsiasBst
sic na,s1y pod adresem:
F. ". MIKOLAJCzAK,
- Director p. y. 4. College,
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27

przemawia do mas sioncem, ziele-
mia, natura Sliczna, szepcac: -
aPojdzcie, pocieszymy was.'.
Me zrozumiaiem jest, ola cze-
eoAudzie tax obojetnie przecho-
Idzac n}imo tego, co koi Dol, co ma
Irany du&zy chof chwilowym jest
balsamemA O rozkoszach, jake
dale pieknaA naturas ME wiedza
mic i ME czuja\nic oprocz: strasz-
nego upalu lub dokuczli@ego zim-
ma. I Mkt prswie ME zwroci u
wagi, IL w tym\rokuStak cudow
ME ma Swiecie: niSto upalu strasD-
nego nj zimna przenikliwego, / zei
mozna uzywaG do vol, parkow'
S,icznych zielonych, przechadzek'
dalekich bez umeczenia, "a dar--
mo. I malo kto odczuwaAjak9 I'LL
ge, jaka pocieche niesie\z SODA
dobra matka-N atura.
A OTTO jeszcze jeden przyIkSad:
Pewna parma. przeczytawszy wv
gazecie sensacyjna i moze ME It'll
peinie z prawda zgadzajaca sse
,wiadomoSc, jak to\Francuzki ,,Po-
rywajq" amerykahskich zoSnie--
rzy. same sic i'm oSwiadczaja, a
mezczyzni, oczarowani- wdzie--
klein ich i urokicm, zapomniaW--
Eszy o pozostalych ukochanych /
narzeczonych. zenia sie Z niemi,
wpad}a w rozpacz, mySl2c o swo-
i'm ukochanvm tam dalel:O, ktory
LEI tn miloSc przysiegal a teraz
tam moze z inna... ~postano--
villa umrzec. Oto. co pisze 'sama
c sobie: - Cd chwili tel, kiedy
przeczvtalam te wiadomo5c ME
lbyio spokoju w sercu moJem. 10
cha}am go tax bardzo, tax cud-
ME roiliSmy o szcze5ciu przysz-
lem. Pomimo wszystko, pomlmo
Icjezkiego, smutnego pozegna-
tnia, wierzyfam, re wr6ci. Mode
Iserce ME tract tax iatwo nadziel.
ZabiIo ia tych kilka slow w gaze
Ecie. Me pisa} juz pare \mle51ecy,
zapomniaf o mnie! I me&a ia W
duszv zvc ME moglam i ME chcia-
ham. PoszIam wieczor do ogrodu,
lcisnac w dioni Pistolet, ktory -
odjezdzajqc dial mi = on...,,,dla
wlasnej obrony" jak mdwlf,
Przviozviam do skroni pistolet {;
ME zaiowalam niczego ma swiecic,
ME balam sic $mierci, SERGE ude-
rzalo 7 ulga. Il "a chwile - skoh-N
czy sic meka moja. Raj jeszcze
machinalnie otworzv}am oczy /
podnioslam ie W gore. Gwiazdy!
one mic ocaliiy! W tel prze}omo-
wei chwili buntu duszy i serca.
Iakbv pochodnia rozSwietli}y u
mienie mole. w ciszy nocrej SLY
zapachy kwiatow a liscie drew
zdalv sic szemrac: Porzuc roz--
PACE. dziewczyno, czy warto?
lev warto dla atomu bolesci "a
tracac dusze? Czyliz ME wiesz
mic o Wieczno5ci?... o smierci
duszy. gdy powazysz sic wraz z
.Ic;a}em ia zabic?:... oto znikl Dol
fizvcznv serca, Dol e%goizmu, 20
~staia W ciele duszd z dazeniem do
nieskohczono$ci! .
Wzieia ia w uSeisk cudna natu-
"a rozSwietlona bladem promie=-
MEM ksiezyca i mieniacemi sic
gwiazdami. Glossy jej duchow
swietlistych szemraly... niosly
nadzieje ulgj pociechy W vice.
Inesci... prosi}y o zachowanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-27
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.
ZBOZE.

Ieczmieh, buszcl $1.C0 do $1!20
lZyto, buszel No. 2......... $1.67
BYDLO.
Weiy, ........ $17.25 do $1S.45
KroWy, tuczone . $3.50 do $14.65
Cieleta, ........ $11.15 do $17.25
ISwinie ........ $1.175 do $3.50
IOWce ........ $500 do $3.50
NABIAL.
|Jaja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin .......... 44c do 45c
|Jaja, druga sorta,
tuzin .......:.... 38c do 99c
Maslo, pierwsza sorta, #. =. 44c
Masio, druga sorta, funt
40c do 42Hc
Ser amerykanski, funt 80. 25c
Ser Limburger, funt 23c do 24c
Ser szwajcarski, funt 34c do 44c
DRoB zYWY.
kury, funt 281ac
Kurczeta, funt ...... 31c do 32c
Koguty, funt pc
.kaczki, funt ....... 20c do 24c
Indyki, funt 30c
Gesi, funt ......... 23c do 24c,
WARZYWA.
Buraki, 100 wake ...... $1.25
kalafiory, l tug. -. 40c do SOC
Ogorki, l tuzin $500. SOC do Soc
Cebula, nova, worek
illinois, ...... $1.75 do $1.S5
Kartofle, MOVE Ohio"
100 funt6w $50. 1920 do 1925
Pomidory, 4 kosz. SOC do 75c
Kapusta, nova
100 funtow 60. $1.75 do $3.50
Marchew, 100 wiazek -. $1.25
Rrzodkiewka, 10 wiqzek $1.25
Szpinak, pudelko 49,. 40c, do SOC
oWocE.
|Fomarahcze, pudlo $3.50 do $3.50
Tabika, move Illinois
buszel ........ $3.50 do 1925
pudle -. $500 do $500
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow, sztuk ....... $4,000
Bydla, sztuk .......... 5000
Jagniat, sztuk ......... 1000
IOwiee, sztuk .......... 11,00O
Uwaga. - WedIe preklamacyi
Prezydenta, kupcy drobiazgowi
musza sprzedawac, a odbiorcy
musza kupowaG z kazdym funtem
biaiej maxi, jeden funt jakiegos
substytutu. Pozostawia sic do
wyboru odbiorcow jake substytu-
ty, maxi i kaszki noszqce W targu
navy: cornmeal. corn grits, corn
starch, corn flour, barley flour,
rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled
oats, sweet potato flour, soy bean
flour, feterita flours, feterita
meals. Maka zytnia moze bye
sprzedawana be- substytutow.
Maka czysto pszenna i maka gra-
ham (zawierajaca 100 proccnt
czystej pszenicy) ma bye sprzeda
wana wedle normy jednego %
funta czysto pszennej hub ,,gra--
ham" maxi z szeSciu dziesiatemi
(6-10) funta substytutu. Kupiec
must wymieniG cene kazdego ar
tykulu PREY sprzedazy mieszanej,
a ME radawac ceny kembinacyi.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19
RoRpERlANp. w. va.

Sunday school is progressing NIGEL,
at this place,
There will be church here all weel
BY Rev. Spencer
We are sorry to say Miss Margit
Castle. who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. J. w. Cochran for some time, j;
going home soon
Miss Edith Belcher was visiting Mis-:
Margie Castle
Mrs Ella Compton was calling OF
Mrs. John Hall.
Mr. Troy Cochran. who has beer
working here for some time. win leave
for home Saturday.
We were made very sad by the death
Of Mr. Pete Webb. who was killed al
this place a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall are going
to visit home folks
Mr.. Tom Cochin is talking of NOV
ing 10 his farm soon.
Miss Rosie Caudill is visiting her
sister at Ashland.
Miss Elite WeIlman and Miss Pin
ME Coddle passed through here sat
urtay.
Mr. and Mrs. James Castle have
gone to Dixon on a visit
we are sorry 10 hear of George Cas-
lie. son OF Rev Jim Castle. being in
the hospital at Welch, dangerously ILL.,
Two Chums
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19

Smith lobe is very low at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Bette Marcum. of Praise. is
expected to visit her parents at this
place soon.
Mrs. Jennie chaffin was shopping
here recently.
Lindsey and Isaac. Moore were or
Twins Saturday.
ed church at Morgan Creek Friday
night
Mr.. Horton, travelling salesman, call
ed on merchants at this place recently
Charlie Chaffin and Billy Adkins
were out riding Sunday
Nellie c.. Jobe was the pleasant guest
of Birdie lobe last week.
Harl Curnitte was at C. Jobe's sat
urday
Mrs. Robert Dean and son were here
saturday
sam Burton was calling on Garfield
Kelly last week
Ella F. lobe was visiting her pa
rents here recently
Cecil Adams and Taylor Young call
cd on the lobe girls Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker BARLEY were
visiting her mother here Sunday.
Willie Hughes called on A. Queen OF
Sunday He is all smiles this week.
Euaiena and Lizzie, Marguerite
Bradley were shopping here Friday
Hattie. Birdie and Ivory lobe Ceci
Adams and Taylor Young attended
church at Poily's Chapel Saturday ane
Sunday night
Mrs. Lizzie Adams was at Garfield
Hays last week.
Mrs. Connie Jobe called on Mrs. E
lobe Sunday
There viii be church at Loves
Twins the 4th Sunday. You are cor
daily invited.
a A Pet.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19
YATEsvILLE

our Sunday school is progressing
nicely here with very large attend
ance.
Misses Myrtle and Martha Clark at
tended Sunday school here Sunday
We are all glad TO see Corporal Bent
ley back at Yatesville with his friends
once more. and think he is as glad to
see them.
Miss Dewey Sparks, WHO has been at
Akron. o.. has returned home.
A large crowd from this place at
tended singing school at Fallsbure
Sunday night.
Miss Eva and John Bentley enter
tanned quite number Of friends Mon
day evening.
Corporal Hobart Brainard failed to
fill his appointment Sunday.
Mr.. Worth Biankenship. who has
employment at Holden is expected
home soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19

Squire Bob Hill. OF Muhlenberg
township. Pickaway county. Ohio. has
never made any pretentions TO ex-
cessiye patriotism. He has Just lived
along In a quiet sort Of way and at
tended TO his business. leaving his
patriotism to take care Of itself: much
the same az most OF us do.
But along about wheat selling time
last winter there was a Y. NJ. c. A.
campaign in. Squire Bob sold his
wheat at s225 a bushel. II was more
than he had ever get for wheat In
all his life
I'm not entitled 20 such a Sfics.H
SQUIRE Bob told his friends afterward
u can make money at dollar a
bushel less Uncle Sam is entitled q
part Of this years proceeds"
So he gave the Y. NJ C. A. hun
dred dollars. And he might admit
having bought a Liberty Bond OF two
And he took fat hog over to Circle
Vile and auctioned II of on the pub
lie square. turning over the proceeds
TO the Sammies' Christmas fund.
And the funny thing about II al
was that his 800 contribution TO thu
liz. NJ. g. A. made some OF TN
weather. and more ambitious ctti
gems Of the township dig down for
second $50 to keep pace with thi
modest squire OF Darbyville.
wha. pity there aren't more Bol
Hills scattered around OhioI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19

BY the Honor Flag OF the Third
Liberty Loan we will know the pa
friots Of the nations--the individual
patriots, the town. city OF county pa
1riols. the state patricia
The community over which the
Honor Flag nies flrst win be the com
munifs which has first loaned TO
Uncle Sam all he has asked TO borrow
from that community to carry on the
war for the freedom Of the world.
The specially designed Homer Flag
shown In the picture will be awarded
70 every community 70 which a quota
has been assigned as soon as that
community has attained that quota
Then each subscriber in that com
munity win get small poster for
homo window display containing n re
production Of the Honor Flag and a
blank for the name Of the subscriber
In each community 10 which q auotn
hne been assigned q large honor roll
win be posted A. ccnspicuously a
poesIble At the top OF which win be
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19

Lieutenant John Phillip sousa has
lost his beard.
That beard had become a national
institution. 1t was known wherever
band music was heard But when he
began training the Jackies OF the
Great Lakes Naval Training school
band at the naval training station at
Great Lakes. ILL.,. and took on the title
Of lieutenant he left of the beard.
The loss OF the Jaw adornment was
not accompanied BY any loss, how
ever, OF the old Sousa knack Of get
ting. the most out OF a band that is in
it Lieutenant Sousa has impaired
all the old fire to the boys OF the
naval training station and how .aith-
fully they have absorbed 1t viii be
seen in many cities and towns OF the
Fourth Federal Reserve district dur
fng the weeks of the Third Liberty
Loan drive. The band is TO make a
tour OF the district
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19
CLEAN UP! PAINT UP!


From the 22nd Of April TO April 9th
Inclusive. we insist that In order to
eliminate fire hazards and disease
spreaders every patriotic citizen in the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky use his
best efforts TO save and conserve the
resources Of our state and nation.
Therefore. we request that the may
ors OF our cities. towns and villages
at once issue proclamation calling for
clean-up. paint-up campaign during
the week of April commencing with
the 22nd. and continuing 10 the 9th.
inclusive. and we appeal to the civic
bodies. Boards Of Trade. Committee on
Fire Prevention, superintendents,
principals and teachers of schools. fire
chiefs and every other loyal American
TO heartily cooperate with the civic
authorities in an effort 10 make the
Commonwealth of Kentucky fire and
disease proof.
On account OF our being at war with
a foreign nation 10 preserve our in
situations of liberty II behooves us TO
put forth our every effort for the con-
servation of food stuffs and finished
ard raw materials from destruction
by fire, and to do our bit in the great
war for the freedom of mankind we
must not only buy Liberty Bonds, but
we must do all we can to furnish our
boys in the trenches with food, cloth
ing. munitions and supplies Of all
kinds.
Therefore. carelessness and neglect
on our part at this time is indeed GRIM
inal. Cleanliness is big factor IN
the prevention of both fire and disease
Accommodation OF dust rubbish. rags
waste paper, etc, in Easements, bach
yards. and piled against buildings ars
always dangerous. Better have the
ash heap or rubbish pile in the bacl
yard converted into a garden spot.
Many fires can be prevented by us.
ing ordinary care. "A fire in any cas-
10 calamity, but a careless fire II
crime"
Therefore. we suggest the week o
April 22nd to 9th, inclusive, as clean
up-week be observed throughout tn
state. and we call upon the Mayors
Chiefs OF the Fire Departments. Healtl
Departments, Chambers Of Commerct
Women's Clubs. &c, and on each an
every individual in the State to coop
crate with this department to hel
put Kentucky over the top in clean
up week.
t. B. PANNELL,
State Fire Marsha
I Frankfort, KY, April 10th, 1918.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19
Lemons WHITEN And
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make THE beauty lotion for your sses-
neck, arms and hands

At the cost Of a small jar Of o71l-
nary cold cream one can Drepa1e -
fun quarter pint OF the most wonder
full lemon skin softener ana eomDloz-
ion beautifier, by squeezing the 51l4e
of two fresh lemons into a bottle co.,
tanning three ounces Of orchard vnito.
Care should be taken to strain ~
juice through a fine cloth 30 no le--
on pulp gets in, then this lotion u1N
keep fresh for months. Every -
man knows that lemon juice is USED -
bleach, and remove such blemiahes -
freckles, sallowness and tan ana -
the ideal skin softener. whitener AID
beautifier.
Just try It'll Get three. ounces Of
, orchard white at any drug store and
| two lemons from the grocer and make
| up quarter pint Of this sweetly fra0
rant lemon lotion and massage =
daily into the face. neck, arms and
hands, 1t is marvellous to smootben
rough, red hands
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19
FOODS TASTE BETTER COOKED
TOBACCO TASTES BETTER
TOASTED

Since the day Of the caveman, who
liked his meat raw, civilization has
learned lot about the scientific treat
ment Of the things we eat.
Naturally none of US would now
prefer to have our meat raw, our po-
fatoes as they come from the ground,
our coffee unroasted.
And naturally follows. the great dis
covery recently made by The Amer;-
can Tobacco co.-that tobaccotastes
better TOASTED
This wonderful new idea'-simple
like all great Inventions fret
used in producing the famous LUcKl
STRIKE cigarette-madc of toasted
Burley tobacco.
Buriey has mellow favor, entirely
different from the tobacco usually
used for cigarettes. It is pipe to-
baiccoandL UcK1s STRIKE Cigarettes
taste like pipe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-19

replica OF the Honor Flag and the
slogan: Help Our Town Win the
Right TO Fly This Flag Space win
DO left below for the enrolment Of
names Of all Subscribers In the com
munity.
A large Honor Flag sill be award
ed 20 each state In the union as that
state reaches It's quota On the state
Gag will be enrolled the names Of the
communities In that state ~ the com
munitiea reach their quota The dag
will be down at the capital
The parent flag Of all the Honor
Flags win be unfuried al Washington
and on II VIII be recorded the names
Of the states in tho order In which
they go -over the top"
The Honor Flag is white with red
border and three blue horizontal
stripes through the white rectangle-
4 The Honor Flag for communities
win be rs inches wide and 81 inches
long. They are Of the same quality
as the fiags Of the navy.