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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-18
ALABAMA BANKERS
 MEET IN MOBILE w. H. Manley to Be Elected President of the AssO-
 citation Today

Mobile. May 17-(Special)-w. H. Manley of the Birmingham Trust and Savings bank will be elected president of the Alabama Bankers association at the business session of the conven- tion to be held tomorrow aboard the steamer Pleasure Bay. The election of officers. which was scheduled for to- nights session of the convention, was postponed owing to lack of time. Mir Manley as vice president of the asso- citation, will succeed to the presi- dency Addresses by q. Grosvenor Dave, managing director of the Southern Commercial congress; James R. Ste vens, national bank examiner; Prof. J. Laurence Laughlin of the University of Chicago, and State Immigration Com missioner Lee Cowart, featured to- nights session.
 Mobile. May 17.-(speciai) )--Over 500 bankers from all sections of Alabama as- sembled this morning for the twentieth annual convention of the Alabama Bank CTS association. Frank M. Moody of Tuscaloosa, president of the association. presided and delivered his annual ad- dress Addresses of welcome were mads by Mayor Schwarz' and E. J. Buck. pres ident of the City Bank and Trust com pany of Mobile.
 w. II. Maney of Birmingham submit- ted his annual report as chairman of the legislative committee and reports were received from the secretary and the group of vice presidents w. E. Hinds. state entomologist, delivered an address on sThe Business Mans Part in the Boil Weevi Fight" and State Superintendent of Banking A. k. Walker spoke on The First Year Under the New Banking Law
 The convention adopted a resolution providing that nominations of officers shall in future be made from the floor of the convention. instead of by the nom- mating committee. A committee was ap- pointed to revise the schedule of annual dues charged the members
 The delegates enjoyed an automobile ride and attended the baseball game tisis afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-18
Seems So These Days

From Iippincotts.
 Teacher. ''The right to have more than s1ic wife is called poiygamy. What is it yben only one wife is allowed a man?' Willy: ..Monotony. ma am"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-18
RICHESON BREAKS
 DOWN UNDER STRAIN
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 mainng in the death house and will en- deavor to carry out the wishes of the prisoner.
 Throughout the day Richeson had borne up well under the news that all hope was gone. His only comment on the gov ernor's action, which was allowed to be- come public, was the remark:
 AS face execution my principal thought is not for myself but for the sorrow of my family and friends"
 It was before 10 o'clock this morning that Richeson was informed of Governor Foss' refusal to intervene. The Rev. Johnson and MT. Morse entered the death chamber together and a few minutes later Mr. Morse informed his client that all hope of commutation was gone.
 Morse Breaks News
 we were talking in general way, Mir Morse said afterward, and there was nothing in the appearance of Riche- son to indicate that he knew Of his fate. After a time I mustered up courage to say to him: 'Richeson, I have done all that lies in my power to save you from utdtn, put my tllOIiS DhNt bNNiA NANs e''t ing and the governor has refused positive ly to refer your petition to his council Richeson was standing when I broke the news to him. and aside from slight dropping of the head and dejected look, there was absolutely nothing in his man. her to indicate that he was conscious of the fate that awaits him.
 we spent nearly four hours in discuss ing many matters of moment to him and myself but there was nothing in his manner to indicate that he wanted to take the public further into his confidence. T was astonished at the way he took the dreadful news, and I feel sure that he will die as he has lived during his trying ordeal-a brave man"
 In Critical Condition
 When Attorney Morse left the death chamber tonight he said he had found his client in very critical condition, that he was moaning constantly and he feared complete collapse.
 MT. Morse absolutely denied reports that he was preparing a petition for an in- junction to restrain Warden Bridges from executing Richeson on the ground that certain of the alienists had found him insane.
 'I have done all that l can do.' said MT. Morse. T shall take no further steps"
 While Warden Bridges may order the execution any time after midnight on Saturday. it is believed that it will take place immediately after midnight Tuesday morning.
 It Is understood here that none of Rlche- sons family will come from Virginia. The body probably will be buried in some cemetery near Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-18
COLLEGE GAMES
Leslie Watson Injured

At Knoxville; sewanee 4. University If Tennessee o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Specyalna uwaga do naszych
Czytelnikow.

DR KIDD, PRA"WDoPoDoBNIE, WYLEcZYI I 1EczY
DALEKo WIEcEJ PACYENTOW, MI JAKIKoLW1EK
LAT JEDyNA ,yEG0 SP~EGYALEEoscIA JEST Il
NYCH PREF POCZTF. MOzESZ POLEGAc
MA TEN, co ON M0WI.
Nazwisko Doktora James W. Kidd'a Jest slawne ma caiym
swiecie. Gdzie tylko siega cywilizacya, tam wszedzie jego
nadzwyczajna zdolnost i powodzenie " leczeniu So znane.
'Wyleczyi on tysiace beznadziejnych, chronicznych wypad-
k6w, z kt6rych wie1e uznane by1y "a niewyleczalne przez
iinnych dokter6w: To jego nsdzwyczajne powodzenie q.
Lefty cd jego specyalnych lekarstw, jake posiada. Me
szczedzono niczego-ani czasu, ami wydatk6w, ami trud6w,
BY zgromadzie razem to leczace, kojqce i 4ycie dajace
1zash!, %najda!sze zakatki ziemi, zosta:'y pl7eszuksne v Po::
kosztownymi nineraiami,. z kt6rych te lekarstwa So pzy-
gotowane. 1e lekarstwa byly ulepszane z roku ma rok, jak
ttylklo MOVIE 3fodki byly odkrywane. Wypr6bowane zostaly
iokaza1y sic skuteczne " tysiacach w~ypadk6w.
Dr.. Kidd posiada obecnie lekarstwa prawie ma wszystkie
choroby, jake tapia cialo ludzkie-lekarstwa, kt6re So
rezultatem caych lat bahama, ,caiych lat praktyki--lekars
wa, kt6re lecza, gdzie wszystko inne zawodzi-lekarstwa,
kt6re :prawie cudownie lecza codziennie. lego oferta
posania sl.oo kursu lekarstw ka4dej ~cierpiacej osobie jest
Observation-Disclosures podarunkiem ola ~cierpiacej ludz-
kosci Cd jednego z najepszych doktor6w calego swata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Wspaniatomy$|ny Dokt6r
.DAJE SZCZESCIE CHORYM !
s}awny Specyahsta Posela .Jedno-D olarowy Kurs Lekarstw
Ma wszelkie Choroby, DARM0 WszystLdm,
~tr~ Co napisza do Niego. /
Dlaczego ROBBIE Taxa Oferte

Chce pokazae, co mole lekarstwa NIGGA CT p~rzyniest. Me
robi r6znicy, ma jaka chorobe cierpisz, lub jk dlugo ona gle
mic ME macy, ilu doktor6w Gle neutrality-suspicious.
~spr6bowat to leczenie cd dokto1a, ktt6rgy leGzy' ,Rgg d7ie I inn!
MOGA. Tysiace s}abych, znecheconych do zycia mezczyzn,
p%owr6cilo do silly, zdrowia, ene5gii, silly VOL IL ! m ns;y
korzystac Z jego przyjemnosci. Tysiace Gale cierpiacych,
b6lem przygnebionych kobiet, So teraz zdrowe szczesiwe.
Dlaczego ME Ty?
ia ME ~twierdze, ze mole lekarstwa moga wyleczyt raka,
trad, albo inne nieuleczalne choroby, lecz z Gala, stanow..
czoscia twierdze, re wyleczyly one i RZEcZYWlSC!E i
sTANOWCZO lecza kazdego dnia zadawnione chronlczne
jake nieuleczalne. Tysiace W rozpaczy, b6lu j beznadziejnym!
smutku, pisalo do mnie, jake do ostateez ne ln;t Ga%is
moich wskaz6wek i rad znaezli move zycie W pelnem
zdrowiu sie. Nn.
Wypelnij kupon, albo, jesli wolisz, opisz mi swoja chorobe
wlasnemi slowami, przyslij ten kupon do mnie, a poWrotna
$500 kurs lekarstw. Me zadam zaplaty. AM NAWEi
CENTA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Me Zadam Niczeqo

Me p~rzyjalbym zaplaty-ani nawet jednego centa "a $1.00
kurs lekarstw,, "a ksiazke! ami "a list 2 poradami;, c!hce polka
sic do mnie uda. MIN bedzie "a p6zno. Motive, ze swojejj oferty
wiecej juz ME powt6rze: .Chce pokazae CT swoja zdolnos6, a przez
Ciebie-Twoim przyjaciolom i s~asiadom. Jezei Gle wylecze, to
jestem pewny, ze powiesz Q mnie dobre siowo, kiedy bedziesz
miai potemu s%posobnose: To ~wszystko, czego Cd Ciebie zadam.
Me bedziesz mial zadnych zobowiazah wzgledem mnie. Specyal-
ny, $500 kurs Lekarstw. ksiazka list z ~poradami, mic Gle ME
beda kosztowaly. 1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Echa napadu ma bank "
KatOWiCaCh.

Do redakcyl ,,G6rnoszlazaka"
nadszed} list, r~zucajacy pewne
swiatfo ma zbrodniczy napad ma
bank W Katowicach. Zaaczek wy
kazuje utempel %pooztowy miasta
Kodzi. w li6c:e tenn prz7znaje sig
bandyta i6dzkl niejaki6 Jan Pia-
tex, a jak sig sam zwie, przyw6dca
,,M6cicieliss, do zbrodni oplsuje
napad W nastepujacy spos6b: ,,Ja
nizej podpisany Jan Piatek, przy~
w6dca gcupy rewolucyjnej rMsci-
ciell" wykopa}em ten zamach ma
bank W Katowlcach. ,Wszed}em
do banku Wy mierzy}em rewolwe
rem do kasyera, zawezwawszy 60
przedtem, by sta} cicho. GdY ten
zwr6oi{ sie do telefonu, strzeli}em
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Do og6lnego domowego
uzytku.

DU OSUAl1CSU w ~
:, uzytku.
Severy Myd}o Lecznicze
|Sk6rne (Severa's Medicated
skin Soap nalezy do mai.
lepszych myde} toaletowych,
kapielowych do mycia g}owy
i do og6lnego d%omowego u
zytku. Posiadas ono wlasno6c
dokiadnego. oczyszcza',ia sk6.
ry. Me xatyka por6w. Uwal,
MIA cd sk}onnosci do chor6b
skornych. Sk6re czaszkowa
utrzymuJe " stanie zdrowym
i wolna Cd }upiezu, oraz cd
innych 6wierzbiacych chor6b
ek6ry ma g}owie. Ono jest
najlepsze Ola sk6r najdeli.
katnieiszych, nawet ola ME-
mowlat. Kdp je j uzywaj CO.
dziennie. Ma sprzedaz u ap-
tekarzy. Cena rs. cent6w,
Je5li ME. mozesz dosta6 ma
mniejscu, pisz do: w. F. Sc
vera Co., Cedar Rapids,
| 7.- - : p. ~ So
advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
Gonna Lekarska KsiqzkaD armo

Jak tylko otrzymam ponizszy kupon, to ME tylko 5e CT
%poradami, wnskazujacy, jak sic masz leczyt. ,!Posle q take
darmo jedna : moch domowych lekarskich kSiaz!ek;N
ia opisuje " jezyku prostym i zrozumiaiym $50 roznych
chorob i wskazuje, jak MONA %zapobiedz j wyleczyt wiele
Ze szczegolniejsza uwaga traktuje ona Q p~rywatnych sekret-
nych choorobach mezczyzn kobiet, z ktdremi zwykly dokt6r
ME jest d9b1zs o tez,a q :, Shsst b XT RHi3adal jedns 2 tych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

POD NOzEM. "Jestem p ro-
.szona przez p " halt, .sasiadke, a.
by pos}ac Wan jej podsiekowa-
nle", pisze- PAM ,J6zefa Groszewe
ska-x pnr. 1ha Stanls}awa -ulioy,
Rochester, N. Y. Try rasy podda-
la sig operacyi, a. :stawa}o sic jej
gorzej MI przedtem. Straci{a wssel-
.:ka ~nadzieje odzYakania zdrow's,
kiedY lej za]ec;}em uzy6 Gomozo.
'Gdy uzywata aruga butelke, by}s
JUL adolna do podjeoia sig ivy
k}ych domowYeh robot. Bardzo
jest zadowolona wyzdrowieniem,
kt6re spowodowa}o Gonoso.
Me jest ono lekarstwem aptecz-
mem, ale prawdziwas z,olowem le~
karstwem, kt6re przYnosi I'd, OWE
i sl}e cho--5m j. eierpiacym. Spe-
oyalnl ageucl dostarczajq go, albo
mozecie 60 dostac wprost cd fs-
beykant6w. DR.. Peter Fahrney5&
Sons, 10 : rs So. Hoyne Ave..
Chicago I'll. Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
kradZieZ srebra stOfOWe.
20 cara.

go cara.
Jak wladomo, p,zesiad}a sle ro~
syjska para carska z zameozku
mysl'wsk1ego z Bia}ejwie5y do
Spa}y W gubernii piotrkowskiej ma
kllkutygodniowy pobyt. Obeonie
z}odzieje zrobill niem.}a niespo.
dziauke, gdyz skradlt 2 poosagu
m~arssa}ka dworu " spale oko}o
stoGwadziescia funt6w srebra sto-
}owego re sto}u o~esarskiego. Pc
z}odziejach n.ema sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31
CIEKAWE RZECzY
P0lska "g0spodarka'' =
cZy niemiecka?

OlSAu 6OSpUU0l MT -
cZy niemieCka?
w Perlebeld Piessnitz miala
dnia 2 BIN. pewna wedrujaca trupa
teatralna odegra6 znana operetk:
pod tytu}em ,,Polnische Writ
sehaft''. Sala byfa przepe}ulona.
Cierpllwie czeka@a publlczno6G ma
r%ozpoczecie przedsta vienna. Tym-
czasem ami orkiestra ME rozpoczy-
na}a owertury, ami tel ME podno-
zon kartyny do rozpoozecia
przedstawienia. Doplero pc d}u"
giem bezowocnem czekan;u do VIE
dzla}a sig publicznosc re cafe iowa
rzystwo teatra Inc ulotni}o sic "a"
zem Y kasa. z minami s~kwaszonemi
%opuszczali go6cie sale ~teatralna. 20
prawda mieli tel wszelki pow63
do tego, gdyt zamiast zspowiedzla
nej npolskiej eospodarki" ujrzel'
nagle - gospodarke niemieoka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

pozar- Grubo6t pancerza, ochra.
niajacego dino -.obecnych okretSw
woiennyoh, ME plzewytsza zwykle
4h mr., mo4oa wieo sobie wYobra-
zi6, jake z%niszczenle sla6 bedzie
doko}a poclsk, przebijaiacy pan.
GER grnbosoi IS NM. A jednak
by{ czas, kiedy wynalazcy anerys
kansoy wysilali umys}Y swoje "
kierunku dodatniejszych ola ludz-
ko6ci pomys}6w. Dzi6 Ameryka
poaazdro6cifa Staremu Swiatu i
stane}a razeml z MIN do wydoigdw,
kt6re TAX: krzywdz4 lud.ko6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

czas bitwy, dosta} sig " rece Tur-
k6w i znajduje sic " ich obozie.
Wiadomost ia wywo}a}a W oa}ych
:W4oszeoh wratenie nadzwyozajne,
6wladozy bowiem 0 niedok}adnosci
raport6w urzedowYch.
POrWanie hrabianki z
dOmu ob}akanych.
2 Paryia donosza: M}oda hra-
bianka Cohorn pragne}a po6lubic
swojego szofera i zamieszka}a ]uz z
MIN " pewnYm hotelu W Brukseli.
Rodzina jej, chcao temu zwiazke-
wi przeszkolzi6, obstawi}a j. de-
tekty wami prywatnymi 1 polioya
belgijska, kt6ra o~stateoznie dina 2s
lipoa r. b. gwaftem porwa}a hra~
bianke Z hotelu odstawi}a ja do
prywatuego zak}adu ola: obfaka-
nych W Brukseli- Narseczony jedi
max znaIaz} srodki i drogi, kt6re
pozwoli}y mu porozumiec sig z
hrabianka dnia 80 T.. m. uprowa..
dill ja z zak{adu. Hrablanka ucie.
k}a wieczorem W koszull noonei i
pantofelkach. Prawdopodobnie
wsiad}a do samochodu W uocy
j~eszcze przeby}a GRANGE. Wszelkle
poszuklwania jej " Bruksali oko-
Icy pozostaly bez skutku.
OfiarOm katastrOfy ,,Ty-
tanika"
wyp}acid must Towar.ystwo nawi-
gacyjne white Star Lines', We
dug o~rzeczenia sadu zw,azkowych
ranstw " Berlin,e, okolo 400, 900
marek. Jest to dziesiata czes6 to-.
60, co zada}y rodziny ofiar. -op6oz
tego wyp}aci Towarzystwo obecnie
przesz{o $780, 600 NIX. 1910 pozoe
sta}ym pc za}odxe okretu i pasaze~
rom miedzypck'adu.
NoWy d0brocZyhca ludZ-
k0SCi.
Inlynier smerykansk,, DAVIS,
wynalazl nowy, s.ejaoy z%niszezenie
przyrzad. do oel6w ::wojennych.
Wynalazek jego: stanowi po}acze.
ME armaty 2 torpedo ! dale nova
straszna bron przeciwko okretom'
wojennym. W mime um,esoi} dzia-
10 d}ugo6ci 5 metr6w, ualats po-
cisk,em, za~w,erajacym Is klg. ma
t~erya}u .wybuchowego. GdY nina
dotknie podwodnej cze6oi okretu,
dzia}o strzela automstycznie wy
rzuoa pocisk, Pr.ebiiajaoy l.ancerz
grpboSci rs nm. Poclsk ten wy
bucha wewn4trz okretu, szer,ac
straszne zniszczenie wywo}ujac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

do niego, a gdY drugi urzednik
z'ozaf krzyeze6, 1a~eswa'em go,
by bY} cicho, ten jednak schwyci{
mnie "a gard{o, poozem i do niego
strzeli}em. Zabra}em iedne k:se,
drugie] ME zdo}afem zabrat, DO
wszed} pewleu i mnie s~p}oszy}."
Zbrodniarz podaje dok}adny stan
kasy.
SZ0WiniZm fabrykanta.
Trzebnica. w przedsiqbior-
stwach Niemca Glasera " miescie
tutejszem robotuioy musza sig po-
rozuniewac jezykiem ~niemieckim,
mimo re 50 Polakami. Nierozsadne
i szo"inistyczue rozporzadzenie to
spowodowa}o nleszczesllwy ::wypa~
dek. Jeden z robctnik6w, niejakis
Janiczek, zatrzyma{ wskutek nie-
~zrozumienia n~'emieoklego rozkszu
w6zek drag'em. Koledzy jego W
dalszym ciagu pcha11 w6zet, kt6ry
wpad} na drag. Janiczek zosta}
u%derzony dragiem i wpad} do po-
blisklego stawu.
II r06ZiQI SrQhra 0fO{nwQ-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
GALBREATH
ON THE STAND
The Mill Case Is Still Occupy
ing The Entire Time
OF Court
NEARING ARGUMENT STAGE
Prosecution Closed At Noon
Thursday And Legal Argu.
ment Followed.
NEARING ARGUMENT STAGE

The prosecution closed about noon
Thursday in the trial of ]. B. Gal
breath, former secretary of the Acme
Mills.
Gen. Breathitt for the defense
moved to dismiss the indictment on
the plea that the sum of money al
legged to have been embezzled by Mr..
Galbreath had been shown by the
expert accountant Fisher to have
been left to Mr.. Galbreath's credit
on the books of the mill and never
in fact drawn out. This point was
argued at length. the jury being
sent out. Judge Hanbery overruled
the motion on the ground that the
offense if committed at all, was COM
mitted by the act of declaring the
dividend, and that the amount of
the dividend ceased to be the proper.
ty of the mill and was private fund
that Mr.. Galbreath could have drawn
out at any time, and further thai
any money subsequently drawn for
any purpose by Mr.. Galbreath may
have oeen part of the dividend
unlawfully declared. This question
passed upon, the Jury was brought
back and the defense began will
Mr.. GsIbreath the first witness OIL
| theistand.
Mr. Galbreath did rot conclude
his testimony until A pm. yesterday
He has summoned a large number
of prominent citizens as character
witnesses. R. H. DeTreville is here
on parole from Eddyville, to be
U ;ed as a witness by the Common.
wealth.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
AFFIRMED
Judgment Of Morris vs.. Stowe
Upheld In Higher
Court.

A dispatch from Frankfort says
the Court of Appeals on Thursday
affirmed the judgment of the Chris
tian circuit court in The case of R.
T. Stowe against Houston Morris
Morris. young son of Esq Jno.
M. Morris. was struck by appellants
automobile, driven by his SOP. Robert
Stowe, Jr.. near The a. YUM and his
leg broken He secured ju1gm ,nt
below for $1,000. The court holds
the father responsible for the act of
his son.
1t is understood that the real loss
falls on a liability bonding company.
with which Mr.. Stowe has policy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
CUTTING CASE.
One Man Receives Three Knife
Wounds.

In difficulty between Caud Ais
brook and billiard Marbutt. at the
formers home, one mile west of
Crofton Tuesday, Alsbrook was cut
three times with a pocket knife.
One cash was on the side of mis- neck
one above the right eye and one IN
the hand. The wounds are not con-
sidered dangerous. The men were
arrested and taken before Esq. B. F.
Fuller. who held over Marbutt on q
charge Of malicious cutting and Ais.
brook on a charge of breach of the
peace. The men furnished bond and
the affair will be investigated by tn
grand jury. Marbuit's bondsmen
withdrew and he was later placed in
Jail. The men are brothers-in-law,
Marbutt having married Alsbrook's
sister.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
A Great Difference Between
Capt. Peary And Capt.
AmundSen
ENGLAND IS MUCH EXCITED.
Gap Of 100 Miles At Last
TraverSed By Capt.
Scott.

London, March 8 Gables from
New Zealand announcing that Capt.
Scott had found the South Pole come
as starting climax to the race
which five explorers of different
nationalities have been making to
reach this final extremity of the
globe.
Capt. Robert Falcon Scott sta ted
on his expendition from Port Cha
mers, New Zealand, on November
20, 1910. He was well equipped for
this dash for the farthest south, hav-
ing made a previous expedition un-
der the direction Of the Royal
Geographical Society, At that time
he attained record of 81 degrees
80 minutes, which remained the rec
ord up to the time of Lieutenant
Shackleton's notable exploit
Shackleton pushed further south.
and in 1907 reached SO degrees %
minutes, or about 100 miles from
the South Pole. This remained the
record and inspired the hardy navi-
gators of many nations to attempt
the eliminating feat of reaching the
pole itself.
Captain Scott took the route by
way af Australia and New Zealand
He sailed due south into Ross sea. 8
great stretch of water reaching
toward the South Pole. His chief
competitor in this dash was Captain
Amundsen. who is commissioned by
the King of Norway and the Nor
wegian government.
Amundsen chose the route by way
of South America. He left BuenOs
Ayres toward the close of 1910.
Captain Amundsen has arrived at
Hobart, Tasmania, on the steamer
Fran, and according to the first
word from that port he declared
that Captain Scott had reached the
pole
The Latest.
While it seems pretty well estab-
ICsatinued on Fifth PaReL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
BEST CONCERT
AT Bethel College This Evening
To Be Musical
Treat.

At Bethel College this evening will
be held toe first Of the musical con-
cerls given by Mrs. C. w. Best and
her competent ssistant artists. This
concert Is for the benefit Of the new
doimitory of the College.
The three concerts are s1.C0eor
single tickets may be obtained at the
door. Do not fail to go.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
New Baker Shop.

w. M. George. of jacksonville. is
arranging to open Hrst-class baker,
shop in the Startling bui ding on
Ninth Street, near the L. & N. depot.
Mr.. George is a practical baker and
comes recommended as desirable
citizen in every way. He is mem-
Der of the Elks lodge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
Visit Postponed.

Mrs. Desha Brickinridge, of Lex.
!ngton, who was expected here this
week. has postponed her visit until
Thursday or Friday of next week,
when she will deliver an address be-
fore the Women's Civil Improvement
League.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09

Let the Homestead Investment
Agency find the buyer for you.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09
TOBACCO

There was another very active
week in tobacco circles this week,
in spite Of the rainy weather. All
of the loose floors have had big sales
and prices have remained very
skronO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M foIlot1ss
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-09

There were sales both of old and
new hogshead tobacco, which is bs-
ginning to move at prices ranging
from So so to $3.50 for Tugs and
So. so to $1,000 for leaf.
The Homestead Investment Agtn-
CIV has some good city property to
exch ange Tor farm.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-16

Il HE HARVESTER IRUSI- v
HOW TO MAKE NC
With what is doubtless uncon-
seious humor, the directors of the
International Harvester Trust
have voted ST; 100000 for the up
lift of the American farmer.
When first we read this, we
thought we must be suffering
brainstorp1 or an enlargement of
the imagination. But at last the
truth has dawned on US.
For 10 these many years, the
Harvester Trust has been dill
gently separating the farmers of
the country from all their spare
change, and quite a little that
wasn't spare.
Now the Harvester Trust has
seen a prophetic vision of the day
when it will have MIXED the
farmers dry, when the farmers
will have no more change, spare
or otherwise, for the Harvester to
annex.
This, as anyone can see, would
be a truly doleful situation for
the poverty-strickeh directors of
the esteemed Harvester Trust:
What was to be done about it ?
How was the steady flow of mil
lions into the Golfers Of the Har-
vester Trust from the pockets of
the farmers to be kept up?
A hasty meeting of the direc.
tors was called. Grave debate
was INDUCED in, and at last one
of the directors doubtless slapped
his leg, and cried:
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