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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
KENTUCKY EDUCATORS
IN ANNUAL MEETING
PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS FoR
STATE ASSOCIATION.
SCHOOL, TO MAKE ExHl BITS
The Louisville Meeting, to Be Held Juns
25-27, viii Be a Record-Breaker.
Educators Of Renown Win
Attend.

LOuisville.-The program of the meet
ing OF the Kentucky Educational Assoc
citation, to be held in Louisville June
1921, will contain as an introduction
the annual address of Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart. Of Morehead, president of the
Association. In the address Mrs. Stewart
will suggest that permanent headquar'
tiers of the association, in charge OF an
official, be maintained, and viii propose
the federation OF district educational as
sociations with the state body.
The Kentucky Educational Association
represents not only the teaching profess
sion, but IL represents, In a large meas
ure, all the interests of the common
wealth; and, therefore, upon its growth
and power undoubtedly depends largely
the development Of the state. Not edu-
Gators alone, but press men, professional
men, business men, club women and all
are coming to relaize this fact, and all
are cooperating heartily to make the
next session a record-breaking one.
The best talent to be obtained with
out regard to cost 6as been secured. A
number Of the speakers are of world
wide note.
All the schools in the state will be
given an opportunity and are urged 10
make an exhibit of their work during
this meeting. IT is especially an APP
propriate and opportune time for those
who have been doing work along the
line of manual training TO make a dis
play of it. Special accommodations have
been provided by the local executive com
mittee for these exhibits.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

II you don't believe win sell you
lumber cheaper than anybody try M.
w. A. Dodds.
H. +. Owen. OF Union city. spent
Monday and Tuesday with his broth.
or. A. r. owen.
A. t. DcBow. Of Louisville. spent
a few days this week with his moth
CT. Mrs. A. NJ. DeBow.
Mr. John Cox and baby OF Union
City. are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. stephens. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Russell and daughter
motored to Union City Sunday.
Miss Sarah VIM Mcconnell return
I'd to her home In Arlington, Tuesday
She has been attending school here.
Ferd Maddox and Miss Virginia
Prather and J. c. Sexton and wife
motored to Fulton Sunday Afternoon.
Stanley Means. a youth of 20 years.
who killed J. +. Workman. In Weak
ley county, Tenn. last May. was sen
fenced TO the gallows. BY a majority
opinion the court sentenced Means
TO be hanged on July IS.
The Courier recently printed new
telephone directory for the Cumbar-
land Telephone Company's subscrib-
ers and by this time complete deuy-
cry has been made. II will be not
ed on referring to the list that the
company has made a very Substantial
gain In It's list OF subscribers which
indicates the growth OF the CONNER
cial and domestic interests of HEX
man. A city's growth can always be
ascertained by the growth of the tel
ephone companies subscribers lists.
II is the endeavor OF the Courier al
all times to give Its patrons satisfac-
tory work and In this instance one
can see by referring to the Cumber
lands directory that We are prepared
to deliver the goods. Nothing too Dig
or too small for We.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
SAW SON KILL HUSBAND.

Mother Love in Trial in Kentucky Muir.
der Case.
Glasgow.-Mother love will undergo 9
severe test when Willie Nuckols, 10
year-old lad, 10 placed on trial, accused
Of having slain his stepfather Willies
mother, IL is said, was the only witness
TO { . tragedy that ended in her hus
bands death and the arrest Of her son.
The victim was Craven Crewe. He was
killed while standing in the window Of
his home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

Goalder johnson and John Wright
spent Sunday In Union City
Mrs. Joe Polhamus returned Satur-
day from East Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Curtin. Of I'm
ion City. spent Thursday with Or. G.
w. Curtin and family. Miss Betty
Louise Curtin accompanied them honpe
for short stay.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Thirteen in Death House.

Frankfort.-Thirteen men now occupy
the death house az the Eddyville peni.
tentiary, awaiting death in the electric
chair. This is said to be the largest
number Of men ever under sentence Of
death at one time in Kentucky. Those
who make a study Of such things say
that the reason the death penalty has
been imposed so often by juries of this
state, during the last few months, is be-
cause the execution Of the death sen.
tence takes place at Eddyville and not
in the county seat of the county where
the crime. occurred.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

Miss Willie Willis, of Paducah, is
visiting Mrs. j. l.. Amberg.
Harold LeSage, wife and children
have returned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ledford and
daughter, Miss Clois, and Miss Leila
Shaw motored TO Union City Sunday.
Let me figure ON that estimate.
will save you money. Try II and be
conyinced.-W. A. Dodds.
w.. l.. Helm left Tuesday morning
for Nashville, after spending a few
days with his wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Veterans Elect Officers.

Louisville.-Offieers we're elected by
the Kentucky veterans who wore the
blue to command the dwindling ranks
OF the posts commanding the depart
ment of Kentucky OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic. About 300 veterans
were present when the department
met for its thirtieth annual encampment.
The rolls were called again and many
an answer Of dead" was given for com
rades who attended last years reunion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
HoowALLow NEWS.

Raz Barlow tried out hls new
standing collar Sunday morning. and
WAS forced TO abandon the idea OF
wearing IL through the day. as he
could not swallow good with Il on.
Sidney Hooks has received Pr.
ture Of Miss Gondola Henstop as
token Of her undivided esteem for
him. II being too large for his watch
he will put Il In his clock.
The stepping stones placed across
the creek al Hos Ford viii haze 10
be replaced with bigger ones. since
Washington Hooks has decided 10
cross there occasionally.
The serial story that has been run
nlng In the Tickyille Tidings Tor thc
past year OF niosu came 60 an untimc.
ly end In the las, issue by the cou.
pie getting married.
Nm Poke Eaziey laid her boz Of
suun down Ina the presence OF Mrs
jefferson Poilocks the othsr day and
has not seen Il since. aA Mn. Pot
locks also us.s snuff
II Yam Sims and his yellow muic
make many more flying trips 10 rye
Straw and Bounding Billows he viii
have TO 30 60 calling his stables
hangar
sim Flinders continues TO llnger
around the store al Rye straw vail.
lng for some stranger to come along
and buy some cove oysters in order
that b. can get the empty can 20
keep his fishing worms In this sun.
mer.
The firrt lizard of the season was
captured AZ che bog IAN church last
sunday during the sermon Raj Dis
covered & on the back Of The bench
and put Il In his special lizard pock.
et which buttons W.
The Mall Carrier brought In a con.
signmcnt OF mustard plastors on his
trip this week. lie had them 10 bis
mall bag. and had hard time get
ting here as they pulled againsi bic
horse all tho way
frisby HaDcock's mule had Close
shave from being run over BY bis
buggy "Wednesday afternoon The an
mai was forced to travel at a breat
neck gallop down long hill to keep
out of the way Of the buggy. which
was running Al high rate OF speed
at his heels.
Washington Hooks has let his long
whisken grow out again This Will
necessitate change In an enlarged
picture he had made few months
ago without any whiakers. In few
days he viii take the picture 60 the
tiniypc artist at Tickville. but dont
know whether he viii have new
picture made or just have some
whiskeS pat on the old one.-kch.
tuckian.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Ashes for Onions.

Ashes are good for the onion bed
as they are for most vegetables. II
properly used. possibly being better
for the grape vines and Strawberries
as these plants require large amounts
Of potash.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Helps a Judge In Bad Fix.

Justice Eli Cherry. OF Grillis Mills,
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad
sore on his leg had baffled several
doctors and long resisted all remedies
81 thought II was a cancer" he wrote
AT last l used Bucklen's ArAica
Salve, and was completely cured.
Cures, burns boils, ulcers cuts. piles
and bruises. 25c at Helm & Ellison
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
WilI Lecture on Hookwo1m.

Winchester.-Dr. l. R. Shirley, of this
city, a member of the board OF health,
win give several stereopticon lectures
throughout the state this summer on the
hookworm disease. Dr.. Shirley is a rep
resentative Of the Rockefeller Hookworm
Commission.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Kentucky Press Meeting.

MISUNDERSTANDING J. c. Al
cock of the Kentucky Press Association
has just issued the complete porgram
for the midsummer meeting TO be held
at Olympian Springs June 1914. All
indications point to a very largely at
tended meeting.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Homemade Anvil.

says the Practical Farmer. This wiz
stand heavy pounding. and comes IN
handy. The rail is just the right
shape TO make an anvil. Take oak o.
any hard wood for the legs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
New Ground for Gardens.

Many persons never change the locs
ton OF the garden, but II is good
practice to use new ground at least
every three years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
School Population Grows.

Mayield.-According TO the school
census OF the city and county, there are
1920 school children in the county.
The total white children in school age
In the county is s,637. The total negro
children number $50, making a total OF
e.2e7 outside Of the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
rirs Destroys Factory.

Paducah.---During rain, thunder and
lightning storm, the factory of the
Hardy Buggy Company was set on fire
by lightning and completely destroyed.
President w. d. Hardy estimated the
loss between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Industrial Kentucky.

Frankfort.-Mrs.E Ella Hutcheson Eli
wanger is preparing for the State De
partment Of Agriculture a brochure on
industrial Kentucky, which is expected
to inform outsiders what Kentucky u
doing in the industrial world.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Woodmen TO HopkinsviIIe.

Hopkinsville. annual encamp-
ment OF the uniform arnk Of Woodmen
of the World in Kentucky and Tsnnes-
see has been AWARDED TO Hopkinsyille
and viii BE- held early in September.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
IsEALl
PRACTICAL HOMEMADE ANVIL
Handy Farm Implement Can Be Cor
strueted Out Of 4Foot Piece Of
Old Railroad Iron.

This anvil can be constructed from
q four-foot piece OF railroad iron on
a trestle. as shown in the illustration
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
JAMES WON HERE.

Delegates selected in this district
last Saturday were lined up as fol
lows.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

Jesse Fields. OF Fulton. was the
guest OF Miss Mary Kimbro Sunday.
A. NJ. Shaw and wife. OF State lime
spent Sunday with J. X. Brown and
family.
Serve PLEzoL TO your Family.
Serve PLEZoL to your friends.
When you are down town drink PIE
FOL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
IA H r. AT
Of the condition Of
Hickman Bank & Trust Co.

doing business at Clinton 1T town OF Kick
man. County OF Fulton. state Of Kentucky.
at the close OF business on the 18th day OF
May, 1912
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30
Horses Dying.

Glasgow.-A strange disease has at
tackled the horses Of Hart and some Of
the adjoining counties and reports from
that section are that many are dying
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

Plenty OF brick at the brick yard
a $3.50. Car lots a specialty.-W. A
Dodds.
w. A. (Hardware) Johnston has
been sick for several days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-30

Mrs. L. II. Ellison has been quite
sick for several days but Is now bet.
ter.
Plenty OF good brick at kiln now.
want to sell you. See me for pric.
es.-W. A. Dodds.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
3uur @fatfOusref.

Mntou 8ebrenot, Ser 9orliber oes
YreBtomites oes Decentralization
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. madt iiber ben
oiesidbrigen SfotfongreB, Ser bonn
25. bis 81. Mai in Gbicago obaeboI-
ten tperoen ion, Die WitteiIrng, oaB
0ieier fommenoe &ongreB, nod oen
oafiir aiseelegten Hl1nen uno nod
benz lebbaften Sntereiie, tpeIdes Iif)
in alien 2eiIen oes 2onOes 0afiir
fitno gebe, gu itrteiIen, ale friiberen
Stnotsfongreiie in Sdatten Iteuen
Der0e. lleber 1000 Hreile, bon Dem
boHiten @leopreis, $1,000, berab biz
81 irgeno einem mebr ODER minoer
tuertboGen 8erfoufsnrtifeL, peroen
our Gerteilung eelongen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@erein gaben.

Der ,,8erein 8a0en" belt am
0ienstaa Mbeno gum eritenmaI cine
Monatsoeriammli1ng in ieinem neu-
Ell 8ereinslofol, &nrl Sdmmels
Sale, $50. 936 @enni. Ipe. g. So,
ob. 9ie 8eriammIltng mar iebr gut
beIudt unO ii6erli6 mas oies 5u ei-
mem aroBen SeiI Der @n3iebungs-
fraft 8u3ui6reiben, pelde Der als
Meitqlieo olbefonnte unO aabeliebte
&arl Sammel in ieiner neuen @igen-
fhaft ols 9erbergsbater ausiibte.
graltoent 8biI. 9ittes bob in Der
Mnfpro6e, NIT pelher er Die Ser
fammlung er0ffnete, Oieien umltano
d~ebiibren0 beroor uno ~fiinOtgte an,
0oB nah grleoiglng Der @ei6Gfte
cine fleine @inpeibungsfeier oerar-
ItaItet weroen ioae. Ser TeriDol-
tltnqgrot beri6tete, oaB Der 8erein
oeaenpdrtig in bieiigen 8auDerei1en
&apitalien I'M ~@eiammtbetrage BON
1886 Iteben babe. Ser oiesiabrige
S%abresbal bat la1tt SerteDt oes
@alfomites trob oes an Dem @beno
berri6enoen iebr ungiinitigen @et-
ters un0 troB Der ltoren0en 8irfultg,
meIbe n~atllrgemdB oas an oemlelben
Gage Itottgebabte 8egrdbnis beg
GRINDERS uno gbrenprdiiOenten
Gbos. @raff atsiibte, Der 8ereins-
foae einen &einiiberi6uB bon 500
ein%getrogen. Nad Der gertogltng
oinq man gu Ser @inmeibung iiber,
Sic BEL einem alsge3ei6netel BON
6rou SonmeI bergeri6teten SmbtB,
nit @elang, Mnipro6en nno 9eflo-
mationen in iebr itimmungsOoaer
@eiie pon5ogen Duroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Sin nener @lmfifOireftOr,

Ser 8pieipaIt, tpeIder mebrere
Wlonate lang 8piiden Dem @orltan-
De oeS @nibington S6ngerbunos uno
oeiien Muiifoireftor Brof. Seinri9
Sammer beitano, bat gu offenem
8ru9 gefiibrt. 8rofelior Sammer
bat a~ufgeb6rt, Der Mulifoireftor 0es
SGngerbunos at iein uno Brof. MS.
@umpre6t, Ser 10 Sabre lang Or
ganilt uno Better oes &ir9en@ors
Der ct. Batridsfir9e mar uno Dor
Sabresfriit oieie Stelle nit ser elei-
den Steuesan Der ct. Marienfirde
bertauidte, lit oIs fem Nadfolger
ins Auge gefaBt. &err @umpredt
fiibrte am 9ienstog gum erItenmole
IN elmer Stngitltnoe oen SattItod un0
ma6te auf ale aftipen Sanger eine1
lebr giinitigen @inoruf.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
geritarfnns mad G6ina.

Mngeli6ts Ser orobenoen Gage in
China bat oaS 4riegsOepartement
am Montag orgeoronet, oaB Der a.
merifanif6e @eianOte Calhoun in
China er~foroerli1en SAILS brett ans
Manila 700 Mann 8eritdrfung mad
China beoroern fam. CT muroe an
gemieIen Dies nod elmer 8eratung
NIT ieinen &olegen bonn diplomatic
iden &orps in 8efing 81 TIM, fails
es ibm 3u irgenO elmer 3eit na6 Iei-
mem eigenen @rmelien 5iDedmdBiger
erl6eint, mebr Soloaten in Yefing,
III Sientlin ODER an Der 8abnltrede
BON 8efing mad Der Meeresfiiite 81
6aben. @ie Die bieitge iapanii9e
@oti6aft befonnt gab, tpltroe ibr am
9fontag bon Eofio mitgeteilt, Dab
meitere tallleno Monn iapanii6er
Grllppen na6 &efing beoroert lin0,
nm Die oortige iapanii6e 8otI6aft
III betpaden. Gin Sell 0ie1er Erup-
pen miro sur See nod Der Smell
gbinpangtoa, Der 9feit NIT Der bon
@eufoen nod 8efing fiibrenoen 8abn
baf0roert.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Sin guridIas snr Site.

Senator Orion bon Montaua, o.
BERT R~ooieoelts &agneleiter, bat
Ieinem ,D4oaegen BON Ser anOeren
Tafult6t~ Dem AbgeorOneten Wtc
9inlep, ser Dem Saft'iden 9ampag-
ne : 8ltreau oorltebt, einen &ori6lag
aema6t, Oabin gebeno, Dab i'm gar-
5en 2an0e republifanii6e &raii-
0entf6afts Brimdrpablen abgebal-
ten mer0en Ioaen, Inn Our1 Die @ab-
Ter, alIo ourd Oos @oIf ieIbit, emit
IdeiOen 5u laiien, Oh Gait ooer &oo-
iepelt ais repubIifaniider &rdIioent-
i6afsfanoiOat aiifgeIteIlt ueroen loa.
sd nebme an, ipra9 Senator 9t-
ron, oOaB Der Saupt3ped, Del6en
mir 6ei0e perfoIgen, Die @rDdblung
zines republifauii6en Eraiioenten
I'M ndditen Serbit lit. @as nun AUDI
S6re peri0uli6en aniidten iiber Die
@or5iige oes einen o0er oes anOeren
&anoiooten iein mogen: mir iino al
le &epublifaner, ale al Dem @rfolg
Ser Bartei intereiiiert unO Diini6en
aQes 5u tim, mas mir fonnen, Inn
oieien @rfolg 8l erreiden. 9ie err
Ite &orbeoingung oo3lt lit, Dab Der
Acknowledgement oenienigen Mann
ais BEN 8arteifanOioaten ernennt,
meI6er bel Sen @dbIern ieIbit om
it1rfiten lit. @ir iolten oaber oie
alIergroBten Anitrengungen MAIDEN,
Inn Dor Ser Ibbaltltng oeS &onbents
feit5ulteuen nelher BON Sen bei6en
Mdnnern gepiini6t miro, INN Die
Eartei i'm geopember gum Siege 3t
fiibren. 9ie bette 3eit, aus3ufinoen,
mas sic @Gbler piini6en, lit Dor benz
&onbent. Ra9 Dem &onoent lit es
5lt ipGt.4
8einabe iiebt oieie Serausforoe-
rurlg pie elm @ingeit1nonis ser
5dnG6e auf Soften Ser &ooiebeIt-
&agnefiibrung aus, IotDeit oie
allgenblili6en 3ominationsausiiH-
ten in 8etra6t fonlmen. Man f0nn-
te 0aralis b~erausleie1 DAB &ooIe-
belts @eiddftsfiibrer ii9 nift re6t
3utrauet, bel Der grfiirung BON &on-
Oentsfanoi0aten ben @ettfampf nit
Der gut ge0lten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i6ine auf5unebmen, tpGbreno 0ie6er=
ansforOerung auf Ser anoeren Seite
Die neber5eugung berrGt, oaB &oo-
IeDelt ais Ser 8eliebtere Ser beioen
9auptfanoioaten ii6 ertpeiIen tper-
De, iobalo ben 9roBen MaIien Ser
Bartei Die @eIegenbeit gegeben per-
De, ibre 8orliebe gu erfennen su oe-
ben. GieGei6t lit ote Serausfor6e-
rnng NIT Dem Sintergeoonfen erIof-
len poroert, oaB Mc&inleD iie nidi
annimmt, Oenn Damn f0nnte man olts
Der ablebnung folgern, oqB 0ie Gait
Seilte lid nidt auf Der 8olfstiimIid.
teit i6res GanOi0ateny lonoern anI
Die u9ampfwaI5e@ perIafien.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Columbia surnOersiu,

ysidt ueniger nIs 10 yetmmern
fiiuten 0as 8rogromm fir ben obu.
moriItilden abeno~, ben Der @OIum-
bia TurnDerein am SOnntag AbeHo
in ieinem @ereinsbaule $40. 827 sc
5traBe, 90. SO. CAB. Cine Ibteilung
ser Marfnefapene er0ffnete Das
Broqramm nit Der SuDertiire 5u
Der 9per Der n&alif BON 8agoao"
uno einem ben Namen oes n@olum-
bia EurnDereins~ tragen0en Wtari6.
9ann trug Serr glug. &inf cine
Sfi88e Dor, betitelt 0es nSrldnoers
Sraum", Dorauf 8tpei @Gite bon Der
Il. @. vMoDfloper", Die Serrn g..
sc. Ebom uno q. 8aaian ii6 in
einigen Banjo unO @uitare : Stif-
en- boren urlo betDunoern lieBen.
6roil 30. 6leming CAB elm Sopran-
folio gum beiten unO Die Serren Sobn
@orman uno Saul 9alfter trugen,
iener einen Monolog, 0ieier elm @Ou-
pIet BON bumoriitii1er SGrbung Dor.
Damn trat cine Sauie elm. Ser 3Dei-
te Seil ser MISUNDERSTANDING be-
gam nit eiuem fomil6en 8ortrag
oes Serrn Otto SaBn, bra6te in iei-
mem peiteren @erlauf einen Btono.
nortrag ngienna 0uoes", cine eng
Iil6e &e3itation oes Serrn S. SIC
&eon, elm 0oeuti6 : italieniid : eng
lii6es Snterme83o Ser 9erren 9.
S9arbau, SO. Slioge uno $. Ste
pban, einen fomii1en 8ortrag nit
@eiang bon SRI. Suzanne @immeI-
blau, elm no9maliges Banjo uno
@uitarren : 9uett Der beioen MaD-
Homer : @dite, elm no9maIiges go
praniolo Der 5rau %. SIeming unO
gum S6luB einen ulfigen Gbor Der
columbia Surnberein Bano~. Ser
5oblrei6en 3ubOreri6aft gefieI Oas
9argebotene 10 gut, OoB ale nit Dem
feiten &oriaB nu9 BEN morgenoen
llnterbaltungsabenO, fir tDeIden
nieOer Elm lebr rei9baItiges unc
nidt minOer o~n3iebenoes 9roeramm
aufgelteut 1T, ni6t gu beriGumen.
llebermorgen, Montog, feiert Ole
9amenIeftion ibr iedites Stifhangs.
felt in Ser Surnbale. gs miro Oa-
bel cine gang neue uno iebr beluiti-
genoe @orfiibrung, betiteIt "a GIN
ger : breaO : partp" nit San3 in S3e-
ne 9eben uno Die Slid bnben, f0n-
men tpertboue 8reiie gepinnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
GuucOrOia @anmer Serein.


Mm 0ienstag, aben0s Inn 1880
fono sic erfte Salptperiammlung
Des Goncoroia MGrmerpereins itatt.
g&od 8erIeiung oes 8rotofoas Der
Gor G%eriammlung i6ritt mon gil
n1hIt aur @abL eiltes 8eamtenlta-
bes. @epablt muroen Serr @bas.
Gfliiaer, 8raIioent; Serr Carl Seto-
Ter, 8i3eprGiioent; Serr 8m. Al-
mann, 5efretGr; Serr @eorg Silt
an, ShabmeiIter. Sin &omite bon
8 Mitqlieoern Duroe BON 8rGiiOen<
ten Oa5u beltimmt, fiir Die bereits
anerfannte &onititlttion nod einiae
gte6eniabungen ais Mnbang 81 emit
perfen urlo oieieIben Der nd6lten
&%eriammlung CUR Nnnabme Dor5u=
legen. @s muroe bei4loiien, bob IN
33llfunft ale @erIammlungen anitatt
Inn 7.30 Inn 8 l16r prompt beginner
fonen. 0ie nd91te B~erlammllng
fi1loet ON 8ienstag, Dem 10. Wtar5,
ltatt.
9roboem Die N3itglieoer8abI, ser
@emeinoe entipre6enO, nod fleir
erl6eint 10 oiirfte bieie Satiahe
bod elm glniporn 81 einem tatfrdfti-
gen @eiterarbeiten aitf Dem @ebiete
elmer guten Sa6e iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@Oitmeifter nnO @OIitif.

Senator 8riitotp bon &anIas Iten-
te am Wontng I'M Senat ben Mntraa,
Dab Der StaatsausffuB fir @oItan-
gelegenbeiten cine unterluhunq an
ltele, UNI feit3ultenen, OBJ ole Be-
i6uloigungen pabr ltno, ooB 8oItin-
ipeftoren ibre Mmtsgetpalt miB-
6rou6t bdtten, Inn oie BoItmeiiter
sit 3tpingen1 ibren poIitiIhen Gin
fluB i'm 0ien1te zines 8r1fi0ent.
l9aftsfanoioaten - CEMENT lit &erl
Saft - geltenO 81 MAIDEN; ferner
Oh Hoitmeiiter bon anerfannt outer
Amtsfiibrung nit WfoBregelung be.
orobt Doroen Ieien, neil iie an poll
til6en 8~eriammIungen teilgenom.
men baben foaen, mel1e i'm Snter.
eiie zines Observation-Disclosures
- gemeint lit Sberit &oolepelt =
abgebnlten puroen, uno orittens, Of
Die 3~uriid5ieBung ser @rnennltng Ell
ner Mn5abl bon BoItmeiltern am 10
8ebruar ben 3nef gebabt babe, oil
@rtpGblung BON Delegoten gum Woti,
onaIfonOent 81 beetnfIulien. Dieiel
brittle Hunft betrifft Die 3uriid3ieb-
ing Der @rnennungen bon a9t Noit.
meiItern in Noro : Carolina. 0as
&omite fir alaBerorOentlide 9[usga,
ben miro entideioenb OBJ oos @oitto.
mite cine o~erartige llnteriudung Dor.
nebmen iou.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
&Ou Sdiuabenberein.

Der 5dpdbiide aronfen-unter
ltitBungsberein belt am Diengtao
I'M i6DGbiiden @ai4ptquartier, Sn,
@aBmanns SaIe $50. 737 Siebente
StraBe g. So, feline r~egelmGBiqe
Notwithstanding ob. SSn Ser
tretung oes @rGiioenten SIR. SQ-
nolo, Der perbinoert NOR, antpeieno
ST Iein, fiibrte oas Ioe6en BON einem
beftigen aranfbeitsanfaa pieoeroe-
nelene perOiente @itgIie0 $. 81.
S6iirger ben @orfiB. Ole 8obI ser
l1ellen Mitglieoer, oeren it6 in Sen
lebten Nfonaten i6on mebrere baben
.aufnebmen laiien, erfubr cine ober-
malige Sermebrung ourd Sic auf-
1abne oes Serrn @rgen Braun, oes
gr1toers nn0 S9anfmdrters oes
Serrn s.. 6. Braun. geldIolien
purOe, Der @inIaoung oes @ermanio
Manner9ors 8u 0eiien am /. g-
pril ItattfinOenoen &on3ert=, 9beo-
ter uno 8aaabeu0 in eorpore SoIqe
gu leiIten.