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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 6, 1917 · page 6

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ouowaa Ill-denim; do“ not

what we've doing. Ilia remark: are i
a crude bluff..meant partly to [Each
t-Lui‘e his own people, but meant priv
to lenient trouble .between
1America and Ja‘pan. atter‘ thegurualh
:Pruesian manner. it's an essential”?! .
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women of this city to jump in and.
.V push this thing through and unless
receive wlcient funds betore uouiuong
Friday. I shall call the entire matttvr'

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l appeal to the patriotic men and

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. , ' almjeicmvh the men at Can

We must all these tickets to the Dove-as that the reception will rot 597

tail and to the two Sum-r aim 39151
theatre perfume”, and we mun!

y‘ get auhseriptiona in addition. other?
what we are gain; to (all. i

Sigurd E. B. GALLAHHR, 1
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MIGMNG A ‘ALE
Salesman~What rile shoe do you

Proud Peariy~xo 2. i‘thinL
Salerno n--~ You misunderstand:

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. ”“0330” ‘ 1H: aLquaasa MYTH i

Ask any citiun in any other local
iitv what the word “Kentucky" ronveys
W W .- , - WV». -, .«;to hint mind and that-banter are about

Meme of the M653“. Pl“! nine to one that be will answer “Blot

. The Associated Press is exclusively _ > . '

l' filmed in the use for publicatLon cf.“"‘9’" hotsea. “Milk". (b0th daylight

‘All new: dispatches credited to it orlgnd moonlhlne), pre'Jy girls, and trol-
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~ a“. $213.33“.‘:;-.”‘...Ii‘.‘;:t':i;".i.3:23.. .t... a... n»- horse». «rm

" All rights of republication of ape-inhibit“ and marry the girls." Feud:

nigh widow-m rm-
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chi dammit-hrs mm" me ‘15" re imar be. mentioned. and illiterate
mved. ,
M... - _ mountaineers.
This is the bluegraas myth. Lilli~

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.113 ‘3" "Willi. it had its foundation In
PW” hart, but the facts are now ant-lent
Y" en Dace—93. t Eltlatory and Kentucky is in tho stream
IN 3 Gama“: iof progress. '
4 W3 38140110042183. E Hornet-i arn still raised. but otht’t

.Oity Editor's Residence—14924.

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111342" 1h,- imporiance. and the coitmel’a non
L”, t _ ,. ._} _ drives on automobile. The girls seem General Duhbouin, ”mm”, alumini-
' PUBLIC BOND ISSUEG gtut lil‘t'iiv as ever. but they are no “1 (‘Dmmflndt-r-im'hiet of tho Russian

< army by the Bulahevik uorornm t.
“mg" "“9” dependant “9°“ "'9 '3' refutwd to take its orders and lit-uglier
labor of an alien ract». The coloncl'ni a traitor by .pronoiiina pesto» to that
fitter-mans. Thereupon he was dt‘pufit‘t‘l
and Enlixn Xrylenlto. who known
nothing of the army. wan made you
erai in command

Thu tintted’btflflsshas tremendous
tinanoiui pom; but. it is not financial-i
“'9 can raise whatev-fi'dauubter belonza lo a woman's club
and aim is exceedingly active in can
{minus t-lonn better;
whoolu, educating ‘the illiterate, in-' -»‘-'

troducins: trade odunntion and spread-5 AN ‘PPEAL 7° NORWM-K

iy outnipottn'.
er morn-y is needed to win the biggeflu
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ire. this extraordinary 'ft-at we cannot
raise mom-v its usual for ordinary pur-

poses,
This t'nrl is rt-t-ouitizui

“in: the gespfl of woman uuffraxe and To ”u. people ”mum.“
prohibition.

lndientions til'i' ntfom'.’ that in .1919,
tho blur-L’l'flss state will write herself
imo tho (ti-v column. The Owensboro

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“-V m" In- Our .‘llavor has wiahed the mnnnuv-t
men! of next flaiurday'a demonstru-i
tiou to our men from Camp lit-WM
on my ultouldors. and while i am [wot
fectly williur~ trom patriotic motlvesl
to pin- up mv time and a goodl
quantity ot my money to thin enter-'
prise, you must remember that i can-
not iiundlo this affair without tho ro-t
operation 0! the public. r
You can figure out the mat ol this
affair yourself. an the tank which run

vestntrnt Brnko-rs' Association of
America, with h is svsmnatically dis-
couragino ho‘nd liisllt’fi not itnnwdiate-
ly contributing to ”to war. it has
been proposed that this effort be tur—

thered by proclamations taunt-d by thtI

lit-suenuer Haw-t “a dozen memhoru of
the coming legislature are wing with
our-h other for the honor of introduc-
in: the prohibition resolution no soon
as the assembly convenes." The elm»
tion cannot be held until 1919. but the
g_.\lv.~4rr~nt:or declares all signs point to "omit the various committee‘s.

a dry victory at that timo. i There-taro more than 200 men com-

Wiih tho tiiyiillt‘rips prpvgmed trout int; and the railroad lures tor a round
trip is about Sit. Here we have man

“M! '1] il . , . 1‘ than $1,600 to aturt with, and added
d H PM!" nmim for more In tith. i: lllf‘ rout of the mullc, Drllt‘tv

annn trans. and with increasing demand lug, Hr” “-m ‘1. will bring lllt' totnl eit- ‘
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for commercial alcohol '

governors of all the- states, asking cit-
ien, counties and townhhins to with
bold from the market all issui‘s not ob-
aoiuteiy lnlllfipi’nflablf‘.

it is recognized that the financing
cannot he‘

is no desire

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of public improvements
wholly: stopped. Then»
to interfere ‘wilh sewer’diuzinz.
terwoiks r-onrtruction and school or

making whiskt-y immune of the war.

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‘pngiong' {m (-xnnlpll‘: But littio 911- made from ponw not fttr from $2,000.

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didn't ask you what nize you liked,

'scaars a; murrs

in all

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C. SHAYNE &‘_- CO.
importer. and Manufacture" of ,
STRICTLY RELIABLE FURS

New Yoda

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Loomorrw V

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t‘cheertul claim, square or V
min. to: length and ample
width, finiahod with heavy 4
cord girdles . . $3.49 to $7.98

WOW“ FUNNEL.
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woman; ANGORA .
CAPS AID 80W!
In a splendid anoriment
of plain colon and beautltul
combinations. Special $2.25

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A mart lmittcd novelty, Charming patients and .
atylfab. beautiful and season- 0030". in all sizes,
abhfipoclal....i....$2.25 $1.25to$l.98

' ‘ ' wom- 31“
wow 8 VW’ 31101108 m 4‘ »

with or Without dean, , .
made in knitted worsted Au- 8m“ ‘ " """"" 98°

Good quality _servicea.hle
flannelette, sizes up to 54.

NR SCARFS, .MUFFS
AND 8BT8

gora. sateen and quilted Iilk;
a useful and warm garment.
‘ 890 to $1.98

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“The Troutittoau House of America”

MONOGRAMMED LINENS
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY ' GIFTS

At prices no higher
than diarggd. elsewhere

Handkerchiefs. Bed Linens
Table Damask: Cotut‘ortabiea
LunchfiSéts . Towels." °

- 'Auto‘ Rohca

Tea Napkins ’

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F lFTH AVENUE, 44th. and 45th STREETS

NEW. YORK

Beautiful nil in many
kinds of attractive furs;
prices ranging from _

$24.50 to $69.00

A large assortment of col-
or: in all the new-eat Itylea.

Sites 24 to 28 .3150 to $2.93
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hm. iii 3‘3” In a delightful variety
Newest. efl‘ecta tn collars, $7.50 to $1350
belt: and pockets, plain col- , - , .
or: and combinationa, 8011335
. 33/19 to $5.93 Great assortment of_ the h
: BEAUTIl'UL . newest models $6.50“ $18.50
‘ Barn nouns catwm's' am
. Made of fine quality “393- All the wanted furs,
; con" Blankets. in bright, $3.49 up
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would
Ft‘t-n‘l to haw liflltlr- mood to ”RM ”10

Hitch pro- main. rotusv. tho {wt for-om

ctmmgoiut'ul is gin-n for

pnrks,‘ ort‘t'tinfi iollowu:

1, lit-vonun from tlt‘kt‘it‘ for the ball
at tho urtunt'v on Sniurduv niuht.

. lion-lute front tit-ki-ta for tho SIN."
riot shown to ho hold ut the Point-o!
Th" “film” "My how- lH-t'n n ('linrm- nnd livat‘nt l‘iwutrr'tt on Sunday night l
3 Tho porrentnuv of profit which:

jot-ts as butin: ntvu‘
costly (-ity balls or t-ourt liOllnt'h‘, Ho.

The ptihlir‘ will readily urouiotat‘t» in
this View, “hon (inl't' tho eituzition is

momuro wry stronulv.

 

Fonds Vanish. boron: education and
tt-ntpornnm.

undorstomi, individuals and inmilio-s

y. . . - .. « .. . - m m-nttemm “it t J ~ - it

“Si no \tlllltilli mam llllnth ill will in}: 0 . t . i it \\.I.‘~ (H ‘ . i

m h 't' it ' ont iitfort llli "Inf iliq um ml (1 u i will route front ”In Mr“ (‘ompanyi
.- \- ~ m4, its ' ' ' ~ :. '. ' . -‘ ' 'I l'

limit. so mut toutuiuni t t l . it ,ilomP (iuflrti. lt‘tllll their dilut'f' a”

that ivr trill lmx humor and more iutpnilv, the Armorv tomorrow “m", l

of the big niisi‘oi'tuut-s of war ‘
roam “Mill" and llt'r'itnblt' l'vtl'liit' im‘. “M ”M low none of their l'llill‘lll bt‘? t. Rt-wnuvo front the football Klimt“
ram-.0 ”'"V “'9 helping lllf‘ir Hinto nt- on Sunday :IlNTHOO'J. ‘

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mum T‘W‘Onl‘llt- ()tti‘m'll’I-s to that, tir-v Hun tbt- hem-rust ol modern “pr .1. Ruenur rm". ,,1I|tmr:lpttt.n h\ .1" ‘
i ‘ —~“——- ~ to to tho venom tun .

rivinr r-onaol'ition from tho hi: Imm- . O :lmbl i. ' ‘ i

- l . 1 i 3 PER CENT 355;; i l hnvo atm-t‘t-dod in enlisting or.‘

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tits m. ”We" to gain. ’rommittN-s 'lit‘ MTVlCt‘fl or some of.

”Mir lllnnill'u‘llli‘f't hen-an” is in:
' ‘ ' our most nroarossivn and best rrri—

Vorrlr-r oi tho rirt-stdi-nt. to contain not d, “m. who :u'r- working under n". fot.‘
mort- than 2 pt-r f't'lli. alcohol, /

We rllilll lillt'i' up our big t-omtuuni-
ly enterprises atturiiu» w: r, and hnn~

tile lllt'lii nil tlu- llt'lit'l' lil’i'tliifif‘ of the TM“ bruins: f‘lliili'liil'ni

ilvcvptIlm—‘(lt'nt'fiil Russell Frost.
-Elllt'l'iillnl‘llt‘tlt «it, C. Millard.
(irnnd Marshal—Freeman
Lieut. l'. S. R.
l‘uhliritv--—‘.\'. t’i. .‘vlcbcnn.
.liiiitnrv-~‘-.l:tjor Edward 1’. Wot-d.
Flnnnre--~Frodm‘irk L. latuson.
All thou" rentlruwn L'th‘ freely;
.their llillf' and their motlm’ for your;
rtity, and it is up to «very man and:
Woman in town to throw their film“:-
0“ m“ "“wydcr to the whorl and make thin Hunt!

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brings ht'i'r almost within the ('luttsif

mature combination“? lini't- L'll'i'“. . _ . ' .
i’tt-ntlon of "~=olt drmkx.‘ i’oi'nwrlv ,
we

them. and bt'rnlist' of ”w n 'w 7.0!” and ngh

“I” from i to t'.
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:pvr cont. alcohol. ’l‘ht‘rt- are "tempor-

tho but-mun routuincd
V ‘('i()i‘V

sense of sorority that
brought.
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HINDENBURG STRATEGY

Field Murrhnl Von liindt-hbut: in u , ,

‘ . .ton roulatn nearly that much.

‘ ”Wanner interview expresses t ed

: '1 ”vi “.Xtiterir-nns. will hardly“

Wophu'm d “Hmono- who not» drunk
lend their nt-u'lv r'l'f'llif'll army tot

I .atom! at once, as by so (loinz‘tht-ir:

”,llf'f'l' could not drunk on ice cream so?
Tco‘ttmrv would hit rrnd‘TPd ht‘ll'li't‘t‘ l“! . .
.. - . that line are much diminished. For
a” lean should show a sudden in“ '
. it. may be

ion to square up old amounts:z
muted that "light wines" are likely to

.. America." . _ .
r , . hate about it. per cent. alcohol, 1193..
est, he says. we cant transport ,

“tum- bot-rs," made to he sold in "dry":
; territory, that (obtain 2 l! per cent.

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”1" will” or high balls abtut .‘ r . ‘ .
me armv to Europo, and even if. ‘ y l 21 he “i! . ."
. ' . . , h t 00 crown welm-m" anti whittkey about 50 per cent.!;; . A.
00' t e l' .‘t a .., ‘
I “‘d 3'9 ‘ l" ' . Thf' manufarture of Whiskey an.“ i ‘ . —-—-—-—_ ‘
n't sent the nrccesary supplies. . i g

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iothor spirituous liquors is already for-1 lf 3
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hidden. There ll-i said to in; a sum ‘

cient aupply of them in the country to ,
last about two years. if the war con- i

rinues ionizer than that. it is evident .‘___ a”. __ _
that. the drink problem may be virtu- ‘

ally solvod even if present prohi’bi‘l
lion prospect» fall of realization. ‘

.e haven‘t not the ships. And it we
' the 1143th would stop them.
. is impossible to believe that the
mmander-in-chlof or the German
'mlee‘is a man of such feeble men»
tv or alight information as his
omenttt might seem to indicate.
v-lv he is aware; that the United
at??? .‘li't'it'lv hail in France a larger
'2' of armed men than ‘lhia country
r br-t‘ow assembled at onetime,
t. than} t helm otehdily nutrient;
nd that mr teas than a lull-
.mnn Americans V. wtll..}.face . hint .on
he, 'western' from next... «1mm;
9i: thi’lt‘ .a 4.2:;qu . million
prelim 'to =i'oliow."'i'hciie' aro mo ‘ . _ W ..
not; two. “auditorium-heir, tiltiu‘é’attitifia‘imi‘
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December 5, 1917.
Editor of the St-ntinel:
i thank my 'iioqvenly, Father, '

“0-7—— thrpugb His Son.‘ Jesus. the Christ.
whp came into the world .Lhai he

WOMAN’S ACTIONS ‘ i a 9 once or a ' 0
want: PECULIAR militl‘ifi‘lhpiiol‘t. it... [£9,935.31

more‘ acriiiro. i do thank’himtor the
0901“)". Mast. “9°. 1’4"". many leaning be send: to his believ-
'vecuilar action; of a woman in the

era that put 1 uttt in him. it is through,
Keyea. in Franklin, a week“ before

hire) Keye‘a death. to which a witness
[notified vyeatadax‘. m the but: for
; ti-ooii-gxnntinatlon at toda 'a scallion

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° You? would", enjoy a Victmtar
4 We have every. style... .- '

Have you ever thought of all the pleasures a V ictrola brings to the home?
Companionship for the wi
man in the evenin , entertainmentand instruction where therearo children, a .
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zhow you our stock of Victrolas. Listen to- your iatiroritc music-‘—
.tbat wonderful book, the Victor Record catalog. ' '
uldn't ask easier terms than ours. Come in

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the enioyments that make a Victrola the most prized possession of the home. ’
Remember-the Victor artists are always the world’s greatestmtists in
' every phase of music. And when you have a Victrola it always, plays‘your
' ,,/"selections. . . ' ' ,
it is a matter of pride with us .to itave‘a complete line of 'Victn'l 'n in. ,
. our store. Whatever style or size you choose an enduring enioymcnt'goes. 9
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