The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-09

At last the Huns have some one
who knows how they feel. And his
name sounds very much like Will
helm.
The R-S4 brought cat from Edin-
burgh to New York. The crew also
had graphOphOne for entertain
ment.
It is said that 10000 German pris-
oners are remaining voluntarily in
Siberia. Au German prisoners are
now free to go home.
Much activity is being shown in
drillingb wells in the oil fields in AL
len county. Several good wells have
recently been brought in.
Since the former successful cam
paigner, Judge B. I. D. Guffy, is
dead. there is no one to explain why
lion. P. j. Noel, of Somewhere in
kentucky, is running for Governor
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The Home Telephone strike has
failed in Louisville and the girls have
gone back to work. Strike leaders
say they were won by being fed on
ice cream and candy.
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The R-34 had close call on the
completion Of its transatlantic voy-
age. When it arrived at Long Is
land, it had only enough gasoline to
keep afloat ninety minutes longer.
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The ex-Kaiser's five youngest sons
-all but Frederick William-havel
sent telegram to King George Of
fering to take their fathers place
to spare him degradation"
$3.50
Earle Williams, of movie fame, has
been adjudged guilty of breach of
promise to the extent of $4,000. At
any rate, the size of the verdict is
quite flattering.
Since the American boys. broke
Hindenburg's line, Hindy himself is
making all sorts of breaks His la
test is to offer to stand trial for the
wood chopper of Amorengen.
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A London couple, both cigarette I
hends, undertook to set a new society
precedent, by smoking cigarettes as
they walked from the church follow
Sng the marriage ceremony. Like the
cigarettes, they were well matched.
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Bellevue Chateau, the famous bull
ding near Sedan, where the last En-
peror Of France signed the armistice
ssaEms dictated by Wilhelm's grand
father in 1871, was spasred by the
Huns in battered condition. Il Il
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Louisville is in the midst of strike !
Of bakers and many housekeepers |
are confronted by the danger Of hav- |
- Ito do their own baking. Now is
the time for the domestic science |
graduates to feed their hubbies on ,
sure enough bread. {
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If the x-kaiser-note we spell it /,
With small ks to be exiled and }
lot shot, why not send him to Guam, (
what Bernice Gooch says is true I
.bout that speck in the Pacific? The !
,nly trouble is that the climate is not !
yuite warm enough to suit his case.
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What the Pantheon is to France,
Westminster Abbey to Britain, the
National Victory Memory Building
viii be to the United States. It is to !
,e erected as monument to the
american soldiers, sailors and ma
ines who took part in the World
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The Russellville Messenger calls
pom Chief Justice Carroll to resign.
)on't do it, Judge. Alton B, Parker
nd Charles e. Hughes of New York,
9th tried that while running and y
ost clear out The Office Judge Car t
oil has it worth much mere than his O
hance in the primary. il
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AThose Americans in the army of ]
ccupation should not be judged too
arshly until all of the facts are \
nown. Many an American soldiers a
lother was born in Germany. Love n
nows no race nor law. Many
ghting rebels daughter married the
.ounded Yankee soldier she nursed
ack to life and many rebel prison Il
r returned with a Yankee bride. p
$3.50 Il
The National Society of, Fine Arts n
as ann,oxyad tba nlans for tho Ma L