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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15

Noifen mad ir9en0 eiuem 9ano oui
oem amerifaniiten Sentiment pr.
bletet. Uelhes iih I'M 3eiheu oeS
Au'r'Nrs beiiHoet. Qie Reiolutiod.
nelde ucu Dem 4omite cinitimntig
az ''"'nen puroe. ioa Dem Senat
or1'R Id porQeIagt neroen unO
ioiort in SSrait treten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
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g2cilcn IN rot. soc
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glcw ~ riios 2clcaotrn.


Rotcitcr q y. 13 @id8.
Qci ciuec Molli1icu midltu }rei
Trodlhiileu Der l2gp 9orf Geutral-
@ahn }mei Bdeilcn norolih non
Waccoon. mlroe Der SdaIiaer Oe5
eincn 6radt5uge5 aetotet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
6biensOcr Diarftberidlt
S5rienberidi.

bec6 RufbtoH& & 60. Sreiero.ss.
bduoe beribten iber Den Getreieen.artt nj,
folnt.
Aue ecireiocmirite iraren tcuie ncre1S
sseiieu mar dHangs eft fel odun 'fiea fuies
cet uno iiel IN oer letter Siuuoe Auo ihlpf,
nieortaer lit dre Nlonaie
norm fiel bcr 72c dIi Tic fir llai Cuft
hat II hc September auf TfMc snrsSorn
mar y &c nieoriqer
Suli s' '"'
1is S6lnhpreile pnrpn pie foIai
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
Jamr rrOd dnet
taflkampaene.

a 0rGnlciu GIOiS Galibnn, Die iidl leit
jcbn SGbreH OOm pOlitiidlcn Seben
5arlItaeiOgcn hattie, crOiincte in
St. Eaml, Minu., OaS Salt.
banptGnnrticr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
SmHrfei.
Ser italieniify-tiirfiIdle Grica.
Nenahoii, 5rlp., 14. Wiari

SengDaJL Srlp, IA. Mars.
gtat elmer italenllhen Uie.OunJ
ioIlen Die slraber geltern unter III.
radlollung Oon 4oer 1909 Suten nHO
acknowledgements nah emem
futloaren Sample aus einer uelelit8-
ten 'Stellung norooitIid oon 6orlat
oertrieuen mor0eu leln. Ter &erluit
Der lStniiener miro aui 3 Giii5irrt
uno % 4Gann, iomle 90 &ernunOetc.
anJBeben.
aonitantinopeI, IA. 0tdrj.
Gobem Haita. ser tiirtiite aom.
man00ut im Gitrift pon GenS1ajL
meiOet Dem Grieg3miniitarium pon
einem be0euten0en Sleg DER uere.nlJ-
ten liirten nuo 9Ird5er. Gr iagt,
oaB Ole ,taIicner pertrieben luur0en
unO iih ndh eIitiinOiger ShIaht 6u.
ripfjiehcn muBtcn.
G0acm Raiha 6eiifiert ben Ser
Init Ser [taliener ali 2000 Cote nuO
&ermunOete.
Der &erIldt Ser Araber mar e6cn-
iau@ icbr groB nuo ihIieBt uiele ora.
6iide TtouGn elm, oe oca lrupqen
III ser 0eiedtslinie 9ImunItion 5u.
trugCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
SebarrIih uuO san.
Zen Yihttern Der fiiuitigCn &ir0cr
oes eauOes iOu aus crjicberiidlcn
@riinosn Oas Stimmredlt gcae.
ben iuerocn.
SOflidltcitSnuStnuih.
@aihinlton, Il. pidr,

5raueuredltlerinuen aus allen Sci.
len Der &erein.9.eu Staateu. Qciibrt
pon ocn b,fanutcittn &orflnpie.
rlnnen illr ,5rauenredlte cridliencn
Dor einal &onBreBtomite. 0a9 ii,h
ants HDdtJliHocrn btaOtr 0Iuier 3u.
ldnnenicBte. nm tire Sou0eutil
ser 3ucrtennna ocS Stinlm.
rehtls an Sic lul5ihtn 9iirltr Ser
Union 81 belriin0em Gas Numi.a.
5mmer. in Dem sic 6rducurtdlilt
rlnncn ihren &erlanQ1u nlh elmer
9Imen0ierunl ser 9NriaihtuQ 9lua
0rut perIieheu. lpar bis du' Sen l,t.
ten EIab pon Srducn aus alien
StdOten 0c2 Ean0ts Otiillt. n
Annn Sl1olu mt0 ,Frau @aioldn pcr
liderte Oie nafnerfiam iuaoreuoeu
Senntorcn ug0 Reproientduten 00b
Die oerianwudtcu Srducurcd'tlern.
ncp ourdllus fclne repohltionircn
2IbIidlten babcu lon0crn MIR beharr.
lid mn l0b an ihrem Rtd)tc beit>
ben mcr0cn ubO 9dB lie nltt vi
f6tnpfen um0 Ill bcfelren auihorcl
mG'0cu. buor tie nitt crrcitt IA.
ben mas Sic Tmuen 10 uitler Stoa.
ten ser Union lett tangent itou be.
itben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
Ser Can't NitQragaas.

Ter FrGiiocnt fOnfcriCrt nit 6banS.
Icr ,luecriun ilber onS icrucrc Ser.
Baltcu oer &crcinigtcn Staaten
5u Ocn SticOSaeridDtS-
UcrtrGnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
RdOIutiSn anseuummcu.

Tie RefoIution muroe ipdter Dem
Senate por9eleIt mo ucun aud nod
feline ioIortiaen Seidliiiic geiaBt Wur.
ON. 10 glaubt man beitlmmt, DAB oen
3oIIbeboroen an ser meritaniiten
Srenje ioiort ISnitruftionen 3u0eben
pet0en. oen @eriono oon @aiien
nat Ner;fo 3u uerbinSern, bis Die
lQuienoe HcioIution erle0iat 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
1cntidDlanO.
gtrltn, IA Mars.

G,ne lcDr ernte &en0uHB pat Der
aroBe Siret M peltlaWoien &c0-
lenreolcr genommtn, un0 llgon Itsi
sn0 eIHt AHjOO4 Olulger &on1lhIe
5plden ROubu unO SIrchtrn 81
lutr5tlhneA. 0Cou0cr2 blati9 Juj
Is IN @erne. . Nitl,tn pom &odlhL
SIT. eiHe Inj09i Streiter lUdrleH
1telue dul elut A3tuutHl pcuuNHt.
ter E0IBel uHo ldoB mn 9coo.Uttn
aif 0lCletQe, pu]tcR0 lie EQD ener
@rube mar'datltt. nm 0itltl9t tdui
Groer 5u peldWecn. Sle Ngamttn
cupi0erteu 0ua Seuer mo ctnrr Ger
@trtlter lulr0e Jetottt 81 Qdm.
born. NO Ncltcrn 0lc erilcH Utud.t.
tatcn Uortdneu. iii ciue 1ro6e F0tl-
5cWcrltarlWl dn3tt0nmcn IL oaB
0ds 9lllgcDot pon Qdlitdr oorldulIJ
nldt notIg eI1hcut gSaprcno Der
9idtt mldten Die Strciter utrhle'
ocntIld &HgrIile an Sic YoIl}cl. ~.
Dem iie aua 0en obern Stoduertea
Ser pauler nit SteMCH uno Nldldlcu
ai 0ieielbeu murlCH malren0 ole
@eautcn 0urh 0lcStrdBen 5ogcn, um
9&djtitreifer 3u bcacilen 0ine grobe
: d)dar uon Strcittrn }Cntorte autl
cine 2mabl Hoalampcn IN Der Sta0t.
uuo uiele Nauilcutc hdben iidl &C.
Suunacn qcichtn lore Noocn 81 Der
barr.foOicrcn 1eute bcrridt mie0er
2rOnnnl. Cine groBc 2lnluhl ben
@crbaituugen III powenommeu NOR.
Sen }lus perldieoeuen @elcnnen
Iauicu Mel0unlcn pun crritcn llnru.
ben Gin. un0 0ic llrbcit3milljlcu mil
ZEN pen ser FolBti itort bcihutt
uer0au
2onOon II 0}dr}.
Ole Ncrbnnolunleu }pllden oen
WruhcubcgGtrn m0 Neraleuten limo
heluc I'M 9cneln ucriticoener Edrla.
meutamtalc0pr inter Dem NorllBe
0cs RrcnicrS N9luIth mIeoer oulge.
nommcn mor6Cn @au3 GnlIan0
icBi ielue ltttr Noi'an9 oul 0leie
;3uianncntmit. ,Snppiihcn 1T Sic
@ale i'm Qau3en 0onllrCid-e afui &c
mor0cn oeun tdllif mer0en ton
icn0c pou }lrbcitern entlalleu 0encn
man bcm 2Iu3brpdl 0e5 NohlCnltcita
cine iiia8i1e aiJn0iauna }ugcttilt
bate III Den @obien0Nir!!ten III
@alcs iej0en labrejhc 6am,Ien
Nunqer. Ije NeridmnIunl FCutt
irilb 0auertc 3mcjejuhalb Stun0en
moraul clnc 6ribiiidspanic cHtrai
9}cp Dorf, II 4}ar3.
Die bcutiaen aonerenjcn Bier lmo
IN You0oH mer0cn pon Der aan}eu
@cIt nit SpuununQ ucriolgt 0cuu
0a9 ShjdiaI uou l2aIpnen bon
D}eniden h1nlt lebt io}uiagen on
cincm iei0encu 6aocu ,lrgcno mel.
de Gin5elhetcu iiber 0le Ncldlllic I'M
beiigeu NohIeu0ispui mcr0eu uber
njht hetau5le8eben mo ioutu and
nidt uor Der &eri1Hmhma u1roficnl.
lld't luer0cn
Vcrtin IA D}ir.
,5u oem }Icrootom IN ,5obauuia.
tbal lau0 bcuta enc idaoete aoai.
lion 3luiAen }mu Acrop.aacu iid,t
Gie Dou Sdaoe afii6ria Niaidue,
Die duBcr0eW ctacn FlNaller ua
mems Ha0oW fp uiaict,, tradte 5gi
til in eiueu UoH Nctimger aeiiArcn
Acroplou Neiac Wlidfnqa mu0eu
itorf hgiHTAf1t iinh itiir,tef ar ago-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
NbiIidlteItSanstaMidl.

Erdlioent (a.t cruieoerte bcute
adS Gantrlegyumm Oea kr,atoeA4eI
Gas pon gtitdraJIa, oaS 9tltcrn IN
SSelBen &ame eusetyoUcn mar, m0
Der 6rtu0t oeS Nraltocnieu mo oes
@oItes Der Ac3A0lit uoey 0tn SeluD
oee StaatS letreiara &uog 9lusorud
uerlltD.
@r0lioent Sd1rerd non Guatemala
ocpelhierte btute an &etgu Gait
nm ion Der ber5lrhen AuRognr 81.
per1lhcru, 0le ser umerGamlde
StaaiSlefretdr ouIaBIid) iemeS in
Aua1tht gcltcutcu Ntihhe3 III 0uo.
tcmula iiuoen miro. Gr bob 0erUor.
0aB oa5 amerltanjihe &olt ourh o;t
Merle oeS Siaut9ictrctdrS rno ieintm
ocu 6cpubliien Sil0umcritao uo8e.
iiatteten @cnlhc enc NenntnlS Ger
mdbrtu 3uilanoe in Sil9ulerltd cr.
lunlen miro bic ea iih an feline al.
0cre @clie hattie auti1utn tonncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
DIiif:i.::'eltcr
Babnraub.
Gin Tahnsierjna wiro non ;mei per'
weaenen JiGnbcrn nnfgebnltrn unO
EUit. luir Gprchmneen merocn
abaefUppelt.
4eiitcs9rgeui art.
Ter GrprefbOte SrOusOOle t6tet ben
rincn 9iGnber onrdD eincu SdIIGs
uuo Den jWeitsn OurA cinen
SdnR.
&ciie iOrtseiett.
81 Naio, leras, IA. Ntdr5.

Ser Soutbern |acIilc Naiiagiet.
3u9 No. 8, ueldcr bier nm llbt
30 iaaig mar, lit beute ltott nm
, llbr 10 3lpei Reilen oitiit Dor
Sanoerion. Ger, Don Jiaubern iiber.
fallen moroen. Sofomotlpe. 8epod-
mo Noitpagen muroen nbgefoppelt
ur0 iubren uon oen an0ertn @agen
iort.
San 2Illtonio, Ter, IA. Wiar3.
Cine wotrbait. teroiide Eat poll
brafte Der GrpHbbote (rorsNale.
Dem Is 5u per0anten it, ouB Neben
mo Gigentum ser Faiia9iere seret.
let mur0en mo Die 9tauber Ibyem
8erehten Sbtial anbeIm'ielen.
9iatoem ser 0}aidiniit untcr Dem
Hepolper oes eInen Haubers nit 0ea
abQefoppelten 3agen iortacidhrea
mar, be9ab iid Der anoere RGubtr
mitlroua0ale, oen er ebentalla unter
Ser NtiinOung ieine9 Reuoluers belt,
nah Dem GrpreBlpaqcn 3uriif mo
beQann Ods 9luar0lmeu oes Cider.
bcitsidranfCa mo Der &iItcn. (rou9.
oale lpnn0te MN Den alien Grid ar.
un0 iianalilierte elmer finlierten Ecr-
ion hlntcr Dem 3duber. Gicier
orcbte it'd cridIrofcn nm uno cbe cr
cine }mcite Menoung MAIDEN fonnte.
erQriif Srous0ule eincn anilppcl un0
ihlul Gen @anOiten 10 idlmer iiher
Sen &opf. 0nB er nui Der Stelle tot
3u @o0en ianf. Damn beluniinete Der
mafere @eamte lid MleunI9lt nit
0em 3eDolucr oc3 totem Haubcr3,
lCate iidl in Sen 6interhalt uno mar
tctc oui Sen &ameraoen 0es Gritlc-
Qencn. anum eriden 0ieicr oui Der
@iI0IIdd)c 10 iprana Iroua0ulc ais
ieinem &critef heruor un0 totetc tim
ourfl cineu pohlQciielten SduB
9Iacs qcitohlenc Giqcntum lpuroe
MN ifueQ mlc0er 5lIanlmenQcholt.
pcrla0C.~ un0 ser 3ul icetc ieluen
@cQ iort
(rous0aIe. meIder Gin nod luqcr
M}onn lit. mar etit Dor fur3cm 3uu
Qicnite i'm GrpreBoicnit beior0ert
mor0cn un0 iuobnt III Gan 9lntoulo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
arsumcntc 1raulein Sane AaamS uon
Chicago.

1rdulul 'Saue 9Ioams nom sui.
houie Gmcoao. iiihrte ans oaB enc
N2iQion fr1uen in 0cn tomm1loeH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attn bci9ll1i
lcin pcr0cu mo 0oB bciaahc ot, ooQ'
uclta @lnaal an ltd0i'hcu @alIen
In 6tn Gcraniqtcn Stlateu Icl.neh'
mon 5ic nics oarat' Hu ooB one
Groucn oc 2citer un0 f3rnaer oIt-
ler tllloGtrcpilder limitation nm
NM an 0en 8iltnrou'1oen 0cr Ia
ttor le1aa'tcn 2fnteiGne1nica 1ie
iaatc oag bic 0jn0criir'ar1eHHo pas
CrWhunls ueicu uHutr n'er 4Hlt'
p1caaen Ger NW6g .eaaraen m.ro
sic Jest ihcn enc aeui'ie NoH'r'l'e
aus5cn mo ijr o tId'ae er.
jclun1 Ser tn'ti3cH vrer SO 'ar.
oen FIR cine Eiljdt 6e sa a1I.
Ten Tu Bitter a6er ieIen maM be.
redlti1t an oen Graicaun1 r11aL
he urn Der QrcpaIha7 ere II per'
Ben oftmcu 9fnteil }u neamgn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
aufi6ten Der Splomatcn.

@litgIieoer oes europdiihen oipIo.
matrfen Corps bier ieben in Scr
ircien Ealiage pou g&aiien noh Sua.
res Oie aroBte @eiabr iiir Wierifo
uno tritilieren ihorr, oob @albnl.
ton nod feinCn 2luslpeg geiunoen
Bat oieiem llebelitanOe nbjubelien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15

redailt. BON ieuGu fouititutione,.
len Redltcu @cbrluh AZ nahtu uNO
oic &cridliunN 3u crldu5cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
WaffenIufubr
abaefdnitten.

gnf Griuhen Srs IrGiioentcn Ma.
oerO bcantragtc IrGiioent Sait in
einer SOnierenS i'm Meihcn banie
cine 6raGn,nng Der Nentra.
litGtsscieec.
Imeritnner bon ameTifnniid)en @ui.
fen beorpbt.
Der ErGiioeat luiro Ons Hcdlt baben,
ben Gerfaui uno bic 9lusiubr uuu
&affeu nad amerifaniIdlen &e-
pablifcn bcoinsunsSWciir III
DerbictsG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15
Sic Wcicbc lino non Widnneru fir
NidHucr aCacbeH

Gie felrlglt1 ulTo ilber3cuaeHN'te
Re0e belt Srduleln %euord C9ttllln
pnn ltau 93rf. Sic &ertroterH Or
Nraucn Oie cnac.uicieu iino, ihren
,ll2&en &ebeneuutcrhaIt III pet0ic.
nln. ng&r ucdbiidtilcu nidt" ldlie
lie. ,SlncH iolidc {ariadCu por5uIpIe.
l.ln. mar uonen nldIt 0ou N,oliom
0le MIR anitgClen Iprcd'H o0er oar
bGlauptcu. Ems mir an Ser 9crlulI,
iuaa 0e5 Y0uo2a tdiutaitu moueH.
i'm Der Sdde it.tit ullIen Mir per.
lonleu 0d5 l5tluutrctt aua eilon.
nijej1en @riin0en g9Ir befommcr
nidlt anndbPruo lenu1 l3abIt un
auuduoig lcbcu ~ fonucn nno och
Mrs pon ms uerllnli 0ai mir on'
itdu0l 6leibgn ,<hr l}anncr mutt
0icl5ei2Be. mo %hr 'piliet lic 10 iu'or.
men Dab m1n1 cine 0Htertire or.
len iHpf. 0urh 0Io ,Shr cni7dlii;p'ea
fSant. mcuu Ole Sitter 0es 8aeBes
end mal1u @eiebeapsrlctNlan dul
Sen Tencn itt0 }l5cr msnl mir
Iruen iibroia'n 0ann 'nt1e1en lpir
Ser oit nidt uer0icnten Sr1ie nidlt
mo mir mGiiicn i'm Seiin1niB uo
in Sf moe enoeu r'3dnner noIlt
oas Qae0 reid a1o bih'Ho iehen
un6 nsur,iMt 0cu Raidtm 0cn
noriteGcn"
Tr : aoD bat 'als einc oiesa,.
3iial;du }lcaacrml Der 8oH'ijtHnon
pom 1m1te nitt cntp'ohlen ncr.
0en ioate eiu, llntcrNidnH1 pr
-Sranoraau1un1 In Sen &ogciHi8tcn
1'1airn IN hcantraQCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-03-15

Die ,,Hor eitern"-5eitun-
gen BADEN oiS Geiebiebte
ren Ga Greiie ntcbt nuy
niiticbreiben ieneern nit
MAIDEN belien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
SPECIAL WARMING

Information having reached the Publishers
tina. O. pi~a-cd edition @,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION
Held A Meeting At the Court
House Yesterday.

The precinct committeeman of
the tobacco association met yester-
day morning in the county court
room. Most of the members were
present and reported that nothing
of Importance was going on in their
neighborhoods in the way of selling.
Only few sales were reported and
prices ran from So to So per hun
dred. There are very few buyers in
the field as yet as the continued dry,
cold weather has kept the weed in a
condition that prohibits it being
handled.
After getting through with rou-
tine business the business of electing
prizers for the association was taken
up. We were not able to get the
names of all the prizers that were
chosen. the following being all that
were furnished: H. H. BolIinger.
Robt. Woodbridge, Adams & West
and G. W. Barnes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
Purely Personal.

Mrs. R. W. Ware has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
McRoberts, at Lancaster. KY.
Miss Eula Long, of jacksonville,
is visiting Mrs. Will Kimmons.
R. E. Cooper was in Louisville
yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert Mcpherson returned
from a visit to Bowling Green Sum-
day.
Miss Jennie West, who attended
the Southern Educational Conven-
ton at Louisville last week returned
home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Milan, the teacher of
Pisgah school, Sinking Fork. was the
only teacher in the county who at
tended the Southern Educational
Association at Louisville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Gardner spent
Sunday with relatives near Cerulean.
Judge John D. Shaw. of Trigg
Furnace. spent several days of last
week in the city on legal business.
Mr., Thos. C. Underwood went to
owensboro Sunday. where he de-
livered the memorial address for the
Greensboro Lodge Of Elks in the
afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03

Blytheville. Rev. H. D Smith.
pastor Of the Ninth Street Christian
church, will ofFiciate.
Mr.. Owsley was for many years
connected with the City Bank and
Trust Co., Of this city, but for two
or more years has been travelling for
Louisville paint house Mr.. and
Mrs. Owsley will make their future
home in Mt. Vernon, III.
Sam Owsley came in from West
Virginia Saturday night and with
his mother, Mrs. Fannie May Ows-
ley. Mr.. S. F. Holloway and Rev. b.
D. Smith. left for Blytheville this
morning.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
Early Morning Fire Destroys
Only Automatic Plant in
Kentucky.
LOSS SAID TO BE TOTAL.
Cumberland Phone Plant TAX
ing Over the Service Put
Out of Commission.

The automatic equipment of the
Christian-Todd Telephone Co., for
merly the Home Telephone Co.'S
office, was put out of equipment by
a fire at l:90 yesterday morning.
Misses Bessie Baker and Ethel
Minish. the telephone girls in charge
of the office, responded to what
seemed to be trouble call" and
in moment the entire switchboard
seemed to be ablaze with electricity.
One of the girls turned in the fire
alarm over straight line and the
other ran down and opened the door
for the firemen, who were quickly
on the scene and put out the fire,
but not until the plant had been
practically destroyed in its mechan-
ism. Manager D. G. Edwards says
the loss is $4,000 and is practically
total, with only $4,000 insurance.
The Home subscribers are being
connected with the Cumberland as
rapidly as possible and it is uncer-
tain if the Home service will be re-
sumed, as the same company owns
both exchanges.
The automatic fire alarm system
is out of commission, but the fire.
men are being connected with the
Cumberland exchange and there will
be no serious interference. Mr.. R.
E. Cooper. President, is out of the
city. He will return to day, when
some definite announcement will be
made Of the plans for the future.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
At the Sacred Session Of the
EIks Sunday After
noon
AT THE UNION TABERNACLE.
Interesting Program Carried
Out With Large Crowd
Present.

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
the annual memorial exercises of
HopkirsvilIe Lodge No. 545 B P o.
E. were held at the Tabernacle.
General F. NJ. Bass. of Nashville,
was the eulogist of the occasion and
proved to be an orator of the finest
attachments. In the absence of Ex-
allied Ruler Chas. M. Meacham, Past
Exalted Ruler c. r. Clark presided
in his usual graceful and efficient
manner.
A delightful program was carried
out.
Miss Clara Bonte presided at the
piano.
After the opening ceremonies in
ritualistic form The following pro-
gram was rendered.:
Introductory Address.
c. R. Clark, P. E. r.
Male Quartette. ........ Selected
j. L. Shrode, 1st tenor.
E. w. Clark. End tenor.
Guy E Barnett, baritone.
Prof! L. E. Foster, End bass.
Solo. 49,. 80. Angels Serenade
Mts. L. E. Foster.
Duties Defined. Officers of Lodge
Sign of Gri4 &c.,. Members of Lodge
Opening Odk(Air "Auld Lang Syne''9
Invocation. -. Rev. A. R. Kasey
Violin Solo. .Bercause from Joscylin
(Godard)
Miss Katherine Burrus.
Introduction. Judge j. T. Hanbery
Memorial Address. Gen. F. M. Bass
Nashville, Tenn.
Saxaphone Solo. ITO the Evening
STAR" from Thanhauser.
S. H. Homer.
Male Quartette. .....,.... Selected
Messrs. Shrode. Clark. Barnett
and Foster.
Closing Ceremonies, -. Officers of
Lodge.
Closing Ode ("Doxology"). ....,.
Audience.
Benediction.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
AZ MARRIAGE LICENSES
issued During the Month of
November.

There was quite revival in the
matrimonial line during the month
of November, County Clerk Stowe
having issued AZ license for month.
On Saturday he issued license to
Oliver Crick and Miss Florence Carl
ton, harrison Martin and Miss
Monte O'DaIi1l. Yesterday license
were issued TO Daner Grace and
Miss Beulah Faughn, ]. A. Vier and
Miss Defer Griffey.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
BaSS-Cullen.

Mr.. OSCAR L. Bass. formerly of
this city, was married in New York
Nov. 9th to Miss Helen Cullen, at
the home Of the bride. After stay
in the East for some time they will
be at home in Pensacola. Fla. Mr..
Bass was a widower with several
children. One of his daughters,
Mrs. j. M. Forbes. lives in this city.
He has many friends here. The
bride is an accomplished and attrac-
tive lady.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
Secret OF A Newspapers Power.

An independent and ably edited
newspaper that commands a great
circulation is probably the most po-
tent influence for good in the United
States today.
The power for the better things
in public affairs and policies, for in
stance. welded by such a newspaper
as The Chicago Record-Herald can
scarcely be exaggerated, and much
of that strength comes in the case of
this leading Chicago daily from the
fact that it is absolutely independ-
emit, fearless and fair. 1t is not the
mouthpieee of any interest except
that Of the public. Here is the true
secret Of the power Of the press. No
newspaper has very much real power
over men and events unless it is
known to be standing steadfastly
and sanely for the public good--for
the welfare Of the community and
nation-for public honesty and a
square deal. whatever happens.
The Chicago Record Herald champ
ions the cause of the good. the clean,
the beneficial in every matter Of the
city. state or national moment. II
is the knowledge on the part Of its
readers that II cares not whom it
hits or what enemies it makes, so
long as it is battling for the public
good, which gives to The Record
Herald most of the wide influence il
wields. This philosophical edi tori.
al policy also permeates its news
and critical columns. The most COM
plete and impartial reports Of the
doings Of both great political par
ties to be found anywhere. year In
and year out. viii be found IN The
Chlss9e Reverb Asrll1. 80
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
Affidavit.

The plaintiff, Mrs. Emma Merritt,
states that her claim in this action
against the defendants. Louise Ed
wards and Lula r. Shelby is for
money due her for the alienation by
defendants of the affection of her
husband; that her said claim is a
just one and that she ought, as she
believes, to recover thereon much
more than So. 0C0, with interest from
this date until paid; atlantis states
that the defendants and each of
them have departed from the State
OF Kentucky with the intent to de-
fraud their creditors and that they
and each of them have left the coun-
try of their residence to avoid the
service of a summons upon them
and that they are so concealing
themselves that summons cannot
be served upon them. or eli her Ct
them; that they are out to re-
move their property, or a material
part thereof, out of this state. not
leaving therein to satisfy this plain.
tiff's claim or the claims of said de-
fendsnt's creditors; that they are
about to sell, convey or otherwise
dispose of their property with the
fraudulent intent to cheat, hinder
and delay their creditors.
MRS. EMMA MERRITT.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me by Mrs. Emma Merritt, this the
Both day of November, 1912.
BLANCHE HARNESS,
Not Pub. c. c. KY.
Then follows another affidavit of
like import.
An order Of general attachment
has been issued covering all the real
and personal property of the de-
PENDANTS in this city and county and
also in Trigg county.
Mrs. Edwards and her mother left
the city at 1920 p. M. Nov. %, be-
ing escorted to the L. & N. depot by
Merritt end went north. On the
following day Merritt himself left
the city going over the l. C. rail-
road towards Princeton. He told
his wife that he was going to see
his mother at Paducah but infor-
nation came to Mrs. Merritt that he
did not go to his mothers.
There is much speculation as to
where the principals in the affair are
at present, the concensus of opinion
being that they are in St. Louis or
some point beyond that city.
DR.. Edwards left last week for
Lexington. KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03
HEAVY COLLECTION
OF State and County Taxes,
Saturday, the Last Day.

The total amount of state and
county taxes paid to Sheriff Low
Johnson last Saturday was. in round
numbers $4,000. Saturday was the
last day to save the 6 per cent. pen
atty and there was a rush all day
long late into night. The total val
uation of Christian county for this
year is $1l, 704 ,508.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-03

A Jew named Abrahsmson saved
the day for the Servians at the battle
Of Korprulu. In a desperate charge
against the Turks the colonel, sever
al other officers and the colon bearer
fell, when Abrahamson seizsd the
color standard and crying. Come
on dogs, follow me" led the Servians
to victory.