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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
Bethel Association.

The annual meeting Of Bethel
Baptist Association will be he'd
with the church at Adairville for
two days in the week following the
first Sunday in August. About 40
churches are in the association. M.
L. Fugate, of Adairville, is moder-
ator.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
COlOred Farmers.

The date of the Colored Farmers
Institute for Christian County. has
been fixed for August IL and IL.
J. H. Garvin. of Winchester. A. c.
Burnett and DR.. E. E. Underwood,
all prominent colored speakers. will
be on the program.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
Walker eacham.

David A. Walker and Mrs Louisa
A. Meacham. q middle-aged couple
from near Kelly. were married Tues
day afternoon, Rev. j. P. Cleavenger
performing the ceremony.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
Two More Soon.

NShay Pen-nan, Lincoln county. and
oliver Locks. jefferson county. are
the next murderers to be electro
cuted at Eddyville, the first Aug )
and the second Aug %.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27

Parrots and even canaries have
been known to refuse to eat and
have died in sorrow and grief over
the loss Of their human companions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
on ths Reel Or On lho sand9


The picture or parable Of one house
built upon the rock aud the other
house built upon the sand refers not
to the Church and the world but to
two parties In the Church None are
In the parable except "those who hear
these sayings OF Mine" The world
hears not our Lords message at all.
As the Apostle declares. the world is
both deaf aud blind TO spiritual things.
Those who hearken to and appreciate
the Lords sayings represent at least
a nominal Church. and amongst those
OF the nominal Church are some who
are obedicnt to the Lords Word. while
others are disobedient The obedlent
are built upon the rock, the disobedi.
ent upon the sand.
Those who build upon the rock our
Lord explains to be such as not only
hear His message. but are obedlent
thereto 10 The extent OF their ability.
Let us remember the words TO which
He refcS-thcy are The message Of
the Sermon on the Mount. which show
the things which are blessed OF God
in coutradlsiinction 10 the things
which would not have His approval.
Those who hear the Masters words
and say. Yea. Lord" but who do not
put IiIs teachings Into practice, are
not built properly npou the rock Of
Truth. upon ClTist They are building
their hope their faith llelr trust. upon
n foundation which will not stand.
When the time of trouhlc comes upon
such their hopes wiz he undermined
their faith viii collapse
We thank God that although many
Of the nominal professors of Chris
tianity and teachers and philanthro-
pists will not be accepted amongst the
elect Bride class, nevertheless they are
far too good. too rohle to merit eter-
nal torture. Nay, thd Lord win not
even conslgn them 20 the Second
Death. 10 annlhllatloh Rather. He
will provide for them. under Messlah's
Kingdom. Il gracious opportunity OF at
tanning and demonstrating. n still high
er type Of love aud loyalty than they
have yet experienced or manifested
In proportion lis amy shall even then
faithfully use the great privilege ac.
corded him. his ultimate perfection
and salvation will be pssmred.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
sh.rloek llolmon, ocialnsI.

Sir a. Ccnau Doyle often rpcountcd
Incidents regarding Dr. Joseph Eeli.
the Distinguished Scottish surgcol
from whom his character OF Sherlock
Holmes was drawn One of the most
remarkable was ths:
Or Bell was leclurlng to his class IN
surgery. OF which Doyle was one. when
In regard 10 the subject he remarked;
"Of course this Lam has been u sol
dicr In II highland regiment and prob
ably bandsman."
The man had the soldiers swagger.
but was too short to be anything but q
bandsman, the doctor explained, The
man vehemently denied this and said
he was shocmaLyr Or. Hell. still
confident that his powers OF reasoning
aud deduction had not led him astray
had the. man stripped and on tie LETT
side of his chest found little blue
ID" branded on the skin. The doctor
then declared 10 his class:
'"rhls man was deserter This Is
the WY tiiry we're marked In the Cri'
mean days. though 1t Is not permitted
now"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
COAL is NEARLY GONE.
IT WILL BE EXHAUSTED IN f7S
YEARS, SAYS AN EXPERT.
Sir William Ramsay's Facts and Flo.
ures Concerning the stored Up
Energy Of the British Isles
Are Rather Alarming.


The available quantity of coal in
the proved coal fields is nearly 100000
million tons. IT. is easy to calculate
that If the rate of working increases
rs It is doing our coal will be COM
pletely exhausted in 175 years.
We have in this world of our only a
limited supply Of stored up energy;
in the British isles very limited one
namely the coal field The rate at
which this supply is being exhausted
has been increasing steadily for the
last forty years.
In 1870 100000 tons we're mined
In Great Britain, and ever Since the
amount has increased by three and a
third million tons a year.
Between 1905 and 1907 the amount
Of coal raised in the United Kingdom
increased from 236.O0O,O00 to 2GS, ,OOO,-
600 tons. equal to six tons per head of
population, against three and a half
tons in Belgium, two and a half tons
in Germany and one ton in France.
England's commercial supremacy and
its power of competing with other
European nations are obviously gov
erned. so far as can be seen, by the
relative price of coal, and when prices
rise owing to the approaching ex.
haustion of the supplies VIC may look
forward to the near approach Of fam
inc and misery
Some have deduced that from the
tides, the winds, and water power
small supplies of energy are no doubt
obSainable, but that in comparison
with that derived from the combus-
ton of coal they are negligible. Moth
ing is to be hoped for from the direct
utilization of solar heat in this tenn
perate and uncertain climate. and IL
would be folly TO consider seriously
a possible supply Of energy I'm con-
ceivable acceleration of the liberation
Of energy by atomic change. 1t looks
utterly improbable too, that we shall
ever be able to utilize the energy due
to the revolution OF the earth on its
own axis or to its proper motion
around the sun.
II is open to argument whether II
might not be wise to hasten the time
when smoke is no more by imposing
fine for each offense; an instan-
taneous photograph could easily
prove the offense TO have been COM
mitted. and the imposition of the fine
might be delayed until three warn
ings had been given by the police.--
Sir William Ramsay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
HELPFUL HINTS.

A nice little arrangement to use
for n birthday cake is the cover Of
a candy pail. Have holes bored around
the board deep enough to hold a
candle. stain It any desired color and
rest the cake in the center with the
candles around Il. or course many
more holes may be bored than needed,
as the candles used need not fill each
place. In this manner each member
of a large family has the use of the
candle board. 1t is safe, pretty and
economical.
To loosen glass shoppers, pour lit
tie oil around the mouth Of the bot
tie and let It stand an hour of two:
If the stopper is not loosened then. set
the bottle in a dish of warm water.
When hot remove and gently tap the
stopper on either side and 1t VIII
come out easily.
To wash chamois gloves: These
gloves are serviceable, and If kept
clean are the most satisfactory OF
gloves. When washing them, put ca
the hands and wash as you would
your hands. rubbing on soap and rims
ing all Of It or. then wipe as dry as
possible on towel and leave for u
few moments on the haHds to dr..
Pin up in an open window or hang in
the air to dry. DO not lay them on
a radiator or register to dry.
When you have tho tough end OF n
steGA, cut II into cubes and rour
over water to cover kGd small
piece of carrot and onion and a po-
tato or two ard cook until tender. II
the meat has not been previously
cooked brown Z, IN lt,le hot suei.
Keep n well-corked bottle of chloro-
form TO use I'm removing spots from
delicate fabrics. Rub brlskly and
there will be no ring TO mark the
spot.
When a little onion juice is desired
in any food, cut off a slice OF un.
peeled onion and press against the
groove, working with n rotary mo
tlon. The Juice will flow down the
groove.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
Whsn the nuLs soruhbed.

when The luke Of Coburg-Gothn was
a very yoIng royal highness he was
taken by his mother. the Duchess Of
Albany. 70 Mr. Wesley's school FOR
boys. Eefore taking In the royal
yaungsicr the mister stipulated that
rl,c re'r pupil must conform TO all the
rlieS. This was agreed
one day his royal hishness upset II
bottle Of ink ON the floor Get buck
ct Of water and wipe It up" said the
master.
But" objected his royal h!ghness.
you dont mean me to scrub it up.
do your
"Yes, indeed"
"But you must forget my grandmoih-
er II the queenT
ION the contrary" said the master,
II remember it very well Get thewa-
ter
Whereupon his royal highness the
Duke OF Coburg-Gotha scrubbed
Chicago Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

A Judge was ANGLING ~ the Mrn,:a
wick waters and Just aficr Gmner be
came involved IL ~ rr@umelt with
his boat companion The debate last
ed some minutes, and during thnt llnie
the judge had his baitcl hook dangling
in the mir over his shoulder
The guide took hand,
"Judge." said he peycu,ptorlly, drop
your lire in the water There are no
flying fish around here. Chicago Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

Cincinnati, Dec. 2.--Adolph Kun
mer president of the central labor
council of Cincinnati, in an Interview,
today, says the McNamaras should
"be strung up as quickly as possible" :"
81 am only sorry these men are
Getting away so easily. No enemy OF
l1bor could have conceived anything
worse"
Other labor leaders declared the
men should be given long sentences.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
A Rioh One.

The yisitor-And what are you going
to make OF him?
Mammal want him to he q phllan-
throplst.
"Why, there's no money In that"
but all the phllanthroplsts have
been very rich"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

Battle Creek. Mich. Pee. 2.-After
many weeks cf toll the merger be-
tween tho Advance Thresher com
pany OF this city, the Rumely com
pany OF Lalorte, Ind, and he Gaar
scott company OF Richmond, Ind.
was completed. The new corporation,
Incorporated under the laws of in
diana at a Capitalization OF $4,000,
900. Is TO be known az the NJ. Rumely
company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
BILE physicians. as the damage they
will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them, Hall's
Cheney & Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. IL is taken Internal
" and made in Toledo, Ohio. by T.. ].
Cheney a. Co. Testimonials free.
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
gtipatiOn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
THE HARVEST RIPE
FOR GARNERINC
FTultagG Of This Age Soon to
Be Harvested.
NOT TO CONVERT THE HEATHEN

Pastor Russeirs Visit to Heathen Lands
Does Not Imply His Hope For the
Conversion Of the Heather as the
Means For lnausuratins Messiah's
Kingdom. but the Reverse - The
Kingdom Must BE Established Before
Every Knee Will 8ow-Heathen Havo
More Than Doubled In Last Century.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

Dearbon-What have you got that
string tied about your finger for? Wa.
bash-Oh, I've been getting married,
and my wife doesn't want me 10 for
get it.-Boston Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

Brooklyn, Dec.
Sd. - The public
was not made
aware Of Pastor
Russell's pres
ence In our city
today. No udver-
tisements were
given forth be-
cause the Acade-
my Of Music was
n OF obtainable.
and the Taberna.
Gle would not
accommodate the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
Its Sort.

"Did Jerry ever tell you the time
when he made his opponents bottle up
their wrath?"
Yes; It's a corking story Balu
more American
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
Contented or Discontented.
Which? t 3l

Young men: Are you content with
your present education? III called upon
tomorrow To write a note, a check, "a
draft, receipt or single contract,
could YOU do Il? Are you good PEN
man? DO you understand interest and
discount, stocks and bonds, etc? What
about your spelling ana your Engllshf
Are You content with YOUR present
knowledge of these? If hot, IL would
pay You TO enroll With The Marion
Business College and take up a spec
ial months winter course at special
reduced rates. The term opens Dec.
18th.
For further particulars write, call
or phone The Marion Business Coll
lege. over Kirby's Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04

Mrs Roy Brewer. who resides
north of this city. Is reported recover
ing after a very serious Illness
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
IeeA4-.Hk Hks-,<e.eN-.
To Cnre a cola m one On,

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails to cure. IL. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box, 25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
shOiIId Lc Strnnr Un.

Buy Beatty 81 Longs school SHOES.
'nd keep the childreps feet dry. /
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
.Z1l9MTFGHEN 1l


d FIND earth not gray but
.1cA rosy;
Heaven not grim but fair of hue,
DO l stoop7 ! pluck a posy,
DO stand and stare2 Alls blue.
Robert Browning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
DAILY DIET AND
III EALTH HINTS
BY DR.. T, ]. ALLEN
Food Specialist
DIETARY FOR lNVALlDs.

Unoooksd apples, grapes, or
anses, pineapple, make a good
morning meal for an Invalid or
lnfirm person; a whipped egg
with we'll toasted dry bread for
dinner, and rice alone In In
creaslng quantity, as strength
returns (no milk, II the dges-
tlon be very weak, and but
termilk only or grape juice only
In the evening, for which may
be substituted pruaes (alone)
as strength lnerease', thorough
ly washed. This dietary calls
for little vitality, yet contains
every element Of nutrition, and
can be relied upon 10 sustain
Indefinitely anyone not doing
much mental or physical work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
a Never Knew You"


Our Lord implies n great number of
nominal followers devoid OF His Spirit.
who in the end Of this Age would not
be bringing forth the fruitage that He
sesres, who would not be members of
sIis called and chosen and faithful
class. though outwardly. nominally. all
of these. He points down to our day,
saying. ''ln that day"-in the closing
Of this Age in the testing time. in the
time when He shall come TO make mp
His jewels and to glorify them as His
| Bride, His members. His associates in
the Kingdom. Many at that time-in
our day-wlll profess that they know
the Lord. that they are prophets or
teachers. that they are casting out
devils. opposing sin and multitudlnous
forms OF evil. and that they are car
rying on mighty works. benevolent in
stltutions. colleges, seminaries, etc, in
His name The Revised Version gives,
by Thy name" intimadng that the
name Of Christ Is used rather as
charm. to conjure by.
But the testing time is near The
Lord will inquire respecting the
fruit of these. He will not be de
ceved; yea. He will expose the bad
fruit. that all may see that His judg-
ment is just. 1t Will be manifest that
neglect Of His Word has led to degeh-
eracy, decay that the suckers of
worldly ambition. pride, wealth. show.
etc.. have been cultivated notwith-
standing all of the trying experiences
which might have served 10 prune
these. 1t will be shown that many Of
the prophets OF Babylon are false
prophets. whose teachings have mis-
guided the people and. instead OF bless
ing. have done injury; instead Of en-
Tightening. have blinded II will be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
VISITORS
TO SEE THE DRYDOCK

Plans have been perfected by the
Hawaiian Engineering Association for
the reception and entertainment Of the
members OF the American Engineering
Association, who will arrive on the
Siberia from their Oriental trip. The
party will be taken aboard the United
States naval tug Navajo and will BIO
giNon an opportunity 10 SEQ what bias
been done Ia making Pearl HaFbor
channel ga almost straight waterway
by dredging q channel Tor WaTahipn VI
tho largest type.
They will 90 ashore and Inspect the
qTydoek aud viii then proceed 10 FORT
kamehameba, afterwards leaving Ia
special iaiu for lionolulu plantation
apa Nili then bf brought hnef 70 ipHu,
llnthlna IA the Commercial Club Tbe
visiting p1riF nnmhnH shout drfy
people. hDd ihe l0eal affafiaflen n,
llnffQff Compelled n iIni lha nnm
hff ~ local nemhtff aho VA eafou
lanf ile YlsliQla, ~ iha hRFaIa holds
lHHi ~ HHpfl $40 nQ meff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
FORMER ISLANDER IS
KILLED IN A MINE

Mr.. Fraser of wainalsu, Hawaii, has
received news of the death in Peru OF
his brother, Robert Frazer, who wss at
one time a resident of Hawaii. An
Aberdeen paper gives the following &C.
count: Information has just come to
hand of the death, ON September 20
last, Of Robert Fraser, Oldest son Of
robert Fraser, Overseer, HRFlaw Road,
lnyerUrie. Deceased had a Bubcontraet
on a silver mine in the Andes at a
town called CerrO do Pace, in Peru.
lie had entered the mine too carly
after a blast had been fred, and was
found suifoeated along with two
natives. The deceased had been four
teen years in foreign parts, and spent
three months holiday with his parents
at Inyerurie last winter. Prior 10 his
going abroad no worked on his fathers
farm at Moss-sido Of Drum, and was
also for some time In the employ OF tho
Cutter Paper Mills Go. He left Cutter
for the Sandwich Islands some four.
teen years ago, and Wis very fortunate
IN business there. lie WIS general
fayorite, and tho deepest sympathy Is
felt for Mr. and Mrs. Fraser ana fam.
ny IA their sad bereavement. +"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
BROTHER MATTHIAS
HAS HIS DOUBTS

Brother Matthias of Hilo, the terri
'torial entomologist for the Big island,
who has been searching for stegomyia
-calopus in the bananas of his district,
reports failure to find any. So persis-
tent has been the failure that he is led
to the belief that the calopus does not
breed IN bananas.
mind you, L am not saying posi-
lively that the Stegomyia does not
breed in banana trees" said Brother
Matthias to an Advertiser representa-
tive last Sunday. 81 can merely say
chat never in all my experience found
the larvae of the Stegomyia in the ba-
mana trees.
AS a matter of fact, 1 do not be-
lieve that the larvae can reach develop
ment in the banana trees. The cups
forming the water are so small that in
dry weather the water evaporates be.
fore the time required by the larvae
is up. In rainy weather the water is
constantly changing and the original
contents of the cups are soon washed
out. Furthermore, the trees are SO con.
stantly in motion that added to the
other circumstances, would make it a
poor breeding place.
So, while do not say definitely
that the Stegomyia does not breed in
the banana trees, / do say that have,
in spite of careful examination, never
found one there, and l do not believe
they do breed there.''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
To az SEAT
FOR REBEL WOUNDS
Chinese Women Of Honolulu to
Meet Sunday to Organize a
Red Cross Branch.
lFrem rhurday . AdNersIaerl


Bandagos and lint 70 dress the
wounds Of injured chinese rovolutloa.
lists will soon be forwarded 10 China,
prepared by the Chinese women OF la.
vail ~ il proposed 20 organise here
a Hawaiian branch Of the Red Cross
among tho Chinese women and a meet.
ing Of the ones interested has been
called by the Chinese United Society,
to meet In the hall Of the society on
Sunday afternoon at half-past one
O'Clock. This notice appeared yester-
day on. posters Of flaming red through
out Chinatown, being addressed paftie.
ularly to the women
Not only is It Of interest TO note
the fact that the Red Cross, which is
meeting with scant recognition in the
war now raging in Tripoh, is recognized
30 eagerly among the combatants in the
civil war in China, but il is Of partic.
ular interest to note the invitation on
the part Of the leading Chinese society
of Hawaii addressed to the Chinese
women of the community. This is n
decided innovation, the participation of
women in public affairs being some.
thing heretofore repressed by tho Chi
nese sterner sex.
Tho meeting called for Sunday is not
intended to be exclusively Chinese af-
fair. Any of the people of Honolulu
who may be interested in the carrying
ON Of Red Gross work in the revolu-
tionary army are cordially invited to
the meeting and their cooperation and
assistance viii be cordially welcomed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
EIGHT INDICTMENTS
ON SERIOUS CHARGES

HI1io, November 27.-fhe criminal
term of the circuit court got good
start last Thursday morning when the
grand jury, after having been in SEES
sion since the preceding Monday, ro-
turned the following three bills:
Lazaro y Pamintuan, murder first
degree. ~~sS 90 sts., .s
Juan, Berenaldon Felipe Santiago,
Antoine Perry and Julian Melcado, as
sault and battery with a weapon obvi.
ously and imminently dangerous TO life.
Shimamura Eida, manslaughter sec
,ond degree. rs. ,-.e.e.l - s,-, .e
Maximino Monies and Matsuno Du.
nosuke, assault and battery with q
weapon obviously and imminently
dangerous 70 life. s ts'l.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
LAVA LAKE RISEN
NEARLY zoo FEET

H1LO, November 27.--A report to
the effect that the lava in the crater
had risen to within 1875 feet Of the top
and that it was still rising rapidly,
brought number of Hilo autoists to
Kilauea last Sunday. 1t turned out
that the report had somewhat ez-
aggerated matters; still che trip WINS
worth taking as the activity was ex.
cellent. The lava has been rising con
tinuously during the past week. II is
now within about 225 feet Of the top,
while, when Professor Perret left It was
over 400 feet down. The lake is rapidly
getting larger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
MISS M'CR0ssON is
BRIDE or s. !. GIRARD

SAN FRAk0lsOo November H.
a pretty weddlnr took plaee yesterday
nl fhe Hotel ~ Francis when Mise
Anaa Nicholson, ono of Honolulnia
bellies. became iho bride ~ aisuiuy J.
oimra VIII The exception on th6
hrlaea patents. NJ nnd Mp. >. 4.
hfefoafon. and q faH inilmaie friends.
sHeha whom Huf fHnrr and Princess
haianlaneola ihefn Hfl6 ffn n pffsaBt
congratulations fhs henagHeoh h u
~ spfni NJ fhe a0Hlhlane saa "a ihaIf
iriHfn ihfF nill mals IS flaatlsEa
iHflf rflHaaeai taua