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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

Wenn Der prG tbent nidt
nit feinem 9eto oosfpii6en tritt, nirb
Der Stabsdef Der Qrmee, GeneralsUfa-
ior asonarb WopD oisier 9oiten psr@
Iieren, bu beioe 5Guier iid ba6in geeiz
nigt buben, baB Hiemuno StGbssSffis
sier fperben funn, Der niht Sebn Sabre
Bel Der 1ruppe geotent bat. SisIer
Bebingung tonn General Woob niht
sntiprehen, bu er fsbr penig Wuff.n=
bisnft ssIsbeu BAT. Seins militdriIhe
&arrisre Itebt ein3ig IN ibrsr Qrt Do.
8ooo iit BON 5auie aus Wilitdrarst.
Bel Qusbruh bes Rrieses mi. Spanien
griinbsts sr i'm Derein nit Rooftpslt
bas Resiment Der Rauben Reiter, an
beTen Spite Moob als Obsrt ftano.
gs mar alfo fein reguldrss, fonbern
Elm Jreirpiuisen Resiment. 4ls Rooies
belt prdfbent tpurbe, forgte er fiir bos
4pancement ieinss Waffensef1brten
bas nit fdDinoelnber 9efhpinbisfeil
iiber bic 20pfe alter Sffisiere binpea
Dor iia sins. Diefes Giinitiingsfpsfen
bat in Der Mrmee unb ihr perponbten
Greiftn iebr peritimmt uno bnruus tn
offenbor be 8in entftunDen, ipelhe
mooo aug benz oberften Rommanbr
herdusaubalten beitimmt III. Sm Ron.
qreb murhe bebauptst, bob nnbere Gins
fliiiFe I'M Merie iesn. Mls Genernis
Gpuperneur bon Cuba sins moob gs.
cen ben GiDerftarb Der RspubIttaHer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
Wenu bic Domination RooIs

gDenn bic Domination Rooies
belt sufalIen Iolte, tpiro Der n5ut i'm
RinQ" ods Symbol oes Wabltampfes
fsin. 9osten uno aompOniiten muhen
iit ieBt i9on nit 6utlieoern db. gtot
ben gebdliptungen Der 2aftleute tptiroe
aber oas 2ieo ntht am pluse iein,
pel6es bon benz 6ut itngt, woer bat
en- Sbdler toIt'." QDie Ite es oaritellen,
itnb piele SunberttauIsnbe Dollars an
ben Sut gepanbt poroen. Die Rooies
peItiansr erfpioern bic Qntlo9e nit Der
9ebauptung, baB Saft audi nitt NIT
isinem unb ieiner 5rsunoe 9eIb gss
ipart babe, um Die Domination gu sr'
lanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

Ipesien bes Ieither peritorbenen Senas
tors Sanna, nit fhonungsloier Strens
ae oeoen ben friiberen poitmeiiter
BON Cuba, Ratbbone, benz unreblihtstt
i'm amte gum gprpurf setpaN ipuroe,
Dor. 9ie yreunpe Sounas, bieb es I'm
3pnqreB, bdtten Die gernihtuns
Wopbs ii6 5ur gufgabe eemaht. Won
anoerer Seits tpuroe sefdst, oab Der
gulpersSruIt General Wooo unters
itiise. Man pirb nobl oas Rittige
nit Der Mnfiht treffen, oab oas Dit
3iercorps, pas Wopo als Gtnortn9lln9
betro6tet, bas Meiite 5ur Pafiruns
oes 8efebes beigetragen bat. Sopest
ss Die 5bdtigteit Wooos betrifft, muB
anertannt tperoeu, bub er iid iiberras
I6eno gut betpGbrt bat uno als tii6s
tiger Sffi3ier aneeieben pirb. aletn
man tann ibm niht pergeben, oaB sr
in p0Qig unsebiihrlider WeiIe gum
Ro6tbeil alter perbienter Sffi8tere
apancirt 1T. Qubenitebenoe, Die an
Der Gngelegenbeit in teiner Beiie ins
tereiItrt iino, tperoen iih Der Iniiht
ni6t ertpebren tDnnsn, bab es ai6t Die
rihtiee art lit, einen 5elbf4eer gum
@eneralzSeIbmarihau gu MAIDEN.
Der prdftbent min oas gtat
fir Gretutipe, Legislative uno Suitli
nit feinem Uetp beleden urp bdmit BIZ
ganse Resierungsz zMai6iners gun
StilIftanb bringen, neil benz gtdt cir
paragrapb eineefiigt lit, Der nidt Bios
bic QuFIDiung oes Sanbelsseridtes an'
oronet, fonbern duh bic fiinf Hihter
bic oem Tribunal uneebDrt buben, ent'
IdBt. Der prGfoent i't nit bieisr
8draorapben ni6t einpsritanosn, net
er eritens bas 6dnoelseridt gu eine1
ihleunieen GrIebigung Der pro5eii'
bon 5rahtpsrfenoern sssen Die GiIsn
bQbnen fir nDtbis eradtet uub fpei
mad Der 9erfaTung bic 8unoesrihtel
Quf 2ebsns3ett anaeItslIt iperoen. 8i
fortidrittIi6en Republitansr uno De
motraten, pslhe bic 9aHirung bei
qarasrapben perunlabt haben, beiteber
auf ibrem Stdnbpuntt. Sis NADER
benz SunosIsseriht gum 8crpuri. oaf
es ungebiibrIihe 9oreingenommenbei
gu Guniten Der Giienbahnen betunoe
| babe, tpis bic gnti6eioungen beg Sber
| bunoesgerthts, tpeIhe bic llrtbeiIe be-
5unbeIss9ribunoIs umseitoben babsn
erpeiien unb mas ben tonftitutipnsGeI
ginpuno bstrifFt, 70 tpeiien lie oarau
bin, bab oSefferion ebenfaas gunoes
ritter entlafIer babe. Sm Prin3ip ba
Der 9rGIioent obne 3lpeifeI Rsht. Wai
segen bas Sunoslsgeridt gsTagt piro
lit baburh hinfGllig eeporben, bdB bai
Sbsrbunpssesriht benz 5onoeIssSri
buual Tein gerbaItsn porgeihrisber
bat, 10 odB es bic Giienbabnen MID
mebr begiinitioen fann unb bamtt bIoi
feline guten Ssitsn Derbleibeu, baB oi
groseIie 3ur ihnelIen grIsbiguns q
Iangen unb cine einbsitlihs Re6tiprs
dung 9eiihert pirb. gbsnfo mub ma
bem grdiibenten bdrin bstftimmsn, ou
| 8unbesrihtsr Der apnititution gemo
ni6t abgsieBt perben tOnnen, oubs
nah ueberfiihrung in einem Nntlage
oerfobren. 2llIein ale bisfs prin3ipie
fheitern bdran, bob Der prdiioent be
aongrsb nidt apingen tunn, Elm 9e
bait fir bic Ri6ter ausSuperfsn. De
grGiibsHt purbe ouber nit ieinem 8et
| in einen aompf eintreten, aus mel
dem er, foas Die fortfdrittIiten Rs
pubIitaner unb Demotraten auf ibrel
| Stanbpuntt beburren, niht oIs Sieg,
beroorse6en lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
C5lanbt RiefSeria besiHs geIbimsrb

ssrau anna Slorein. bon No. $40
Heit Z. anenue, gln,ibt, bab Die 81
Sabre aIte Morie Gee bem Coroner
Or. Goe Die Selbitmoronote iiber.
iaaoie. Vie sSran sSiorein erflart,
pabt Die geidreibung aif bic ger.
id)ipanScne, Die ieit Slpei Sabren bel
ibr ,pobnie, unb oft bnDon iprnh.
SeIbItmoro beseben su tDoIIen. Grou
;Slcrein periudjte iebesmal. ihr bic
EeIbitrnorogeoatfen ans3ure6en. Esit
ibrem Qcrihipinoen bat ibre 3irthln
nidts mebr BON ibr gebort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

Y II ep oeTrtept9eHp gu UeET
nebmen, baB Der Senut auf ben glun
Der Semotratsn i'm Sauie niht einges
songen ift, bic Iienit5eit in Den 9ers
poltunesdnltern auf fiinf Sabre 5u be-
ftrdnien, pdbreno jeBt Die anItelunS
ouf Qebens3eit erfoIgt. Die Ibfitt 1T
febr Iei6t gu burhihauen. Die De-
mptraten, rpelde 'iid I6on i'm Belize
bes prdiioentenumts glauben, rpolea
0orbereitungen fir einen aQgemetnen
Rebraus treffen uno bas alte geutez
fpTtem fujeber einfii6ren. Die 3ipils
bienit 2iga bat einen gebarniIhten
groteIt eegen oisIes 8eieg eingelsst
unb Der Sendt bat tbm 5olge geseben,
inbem er Die IebensIdngli6e QnitelIuug
beibe6Glt uno fpettere 8prtebrungen
CUR 8erbefIerung oes 0ienites trifft.
@ie bas 9rpbtupitaI in bisiem
2onoe ben tleinen Mann an Die Wono
briidt, bapon liefert bic tupttaliitiIhe
0erbinbung, Die aIs Ilniteb States
Cigars 60. betannt lit, Elm etlatantes
8eifpiel. Dieie bat es Iih our Nufs
gabe geitelIt, ben GleinbanbeI in 81.
surren an iih gu reiBen, iOpeit er be-
fonoers lobneno 1T unb oas piro nit
einem tpIoTaIen Raffinement betrisz
ben. Sie bat fiufsig 9runbeigens
tbums grperten in ibren OieuIten,
bic in alien groben Stdoten bic fir
bus RIeingefaaft in 3igarren geeigusts
iten 2otalitGten ausiuhen. Sobaun
fungirt Elm Stab Bon 3G6lern, biz
rtttslft zines Ipparatss ssnau feitftsl.
len, tpiepiel WenI6en PRO Gag on oer
eeeignsteu 2ptdlitGt oorbeigeben uni
elsi93eitig beri1ten miiTen, rpeIhe,
Grt oieie pafTunten iino, ob lie Der
fouftr6ftigen Rlafen angehorsn obsl
niht. SIT Der 8erItt eingetroffsn
70 prifen Die SrunbeigentbumssGr
perten bic 2ptaIitGt in gs3ug auf ber
Wert6 bes 9obens uno bic borauf ite
benbsn Sduier. SIT es Elm grobes Sc
bGube, 10 muHsn lie feftiteaen, ob bi
2otaIitGten fih portbeilhdft perpertbel
ldHen. Duruuf Beginner bic Inter
hanblungsr gum 4ntauF bes 9ebdu
beg. Weit pslhem grfolgs bas &c
fbie9t, iii i6pn aus Der etnen Sbdt
fade erftdtlih, bab bic u. g. gigu
60. fir ben rperthooqsn 2uben an be
sSiinften uno 8ine Strabs ni6t cine
Gent Wist6e be5ahlt unb aus benz 9e
bGube nod einen grofit bon $3.50
be5iebt. Sir etnsn Der tpsrthpolite
2Gbsn in Vetp gort tommt Der Rom
pugnis bic Wiet1e uuf 5s6n Douar
bas Sabr gu itshsn. Oa ion ein tlsi
ner Sigarrenmd6er gsseH etnen Ron
furrenteu auftommen, Der fir be
beiten 2aben in Der Stabt teine Ufietf
sablt. Sn bieier Dsiie pirb ba
&leingetperbs in alien 9runden fpftt
matiI6 aufgerieben unb ba number
man ii6, oab Die 2euss mibDersniiG
finh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
WsamtsupaaI ser E4sIyriasiyale.

USuWIkuWu1 utt (WysYSsu3sVSsts
Die wereinieung Der gGul. .asrin.
siolc belt geitern Nohmittag ibre
i1brlide 9ennteraDnM ab nit folosn.
benz MeiuItnte:
prdiibent: 8. W. Doumans bon
Der Gb1ie SfllIe.
8i3e.Yr1iioent: q. s.. Menlep. pon
Der 28. Tiitrift. gdmle.
s,rot. Sefretdr:. f5eliy Mebke. bon
Der Dpnb OH EhnIe.
Qcrrefp. Gefretor: GrI. Jronfis
ssobnEp, bon Der Gpainlf6ule.
9AatnseiIter: 0oi. @asrt, bon Der
Iese9ess Gallon G&g!&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
Mu 8 T { be.

Gate: rDu, bor' NAL, 2ueie, it
bulbe es niht ldnser, oab Dir Der
aomiter bonn Giabttbater 70 unpers
bliimt ben 5of ma6t!"
.Nber 4arl - tper nirb eineH Ros
miter ruii nebmen!"
Dom Nusen bes MATTERS
2ebrer: .Henns mir nod einen Qua
Ben bes maders!1
g1iler: nNson fam nuf ibm 81
ben Snieln geIdngsn.@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

Tennessee. while Captain S.. % FIet.
cher viii command fho Montana Both
vessels always carry SIX months sun
t.i".. and with the stocks OF frair
"rd"rs Increased. they could f..d q,
vast number should famine boz in flo
'ra'l ol th" disaster that roe ff.r,f.
ns Americans and other foreigner. ip
tln orient.
Sa," tor tha little gunbo,, so.-
f.nn. .'afion ship 81 Con.farf.ror'o
NUi'h scarcely counts as ulr...fn
N"-" tr" cruisers n.H bn tI. fr.f
American ODD pr.l t.s-ef. Q, r.ss
through fh" famous Straits since tho
Oh Hartford of CI.I War farm. vaa
allowed 20 anchor in front of Cor.tlr.
fnop'n ht special Ger-.o oft OBJ. -nf
ian io fho ro email di.mrv and alarm
ny certain OF th" European powers.
which t.ror1u-i. protested ..atn..
i1" H'.n"af'" OF t privilege fob tho
NHrf"" sup which 800. denied f. f.a
tr"a'..f powers OF Europe
Adsris-opfe Has Not Fallen
rDfIi Sos -ru.rfaf fr~o
Wat th" BULGARIAN army Il. reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
JACK JOHNSON
,coHtiHusa PROM Fir,, Pag.J

bond IN almost any amount. and en-.
IiOtsd Two attorneys. David Iackrach
and Edward Morris. in 40 caort to OH
tain his reloas" Three pros pccf!tr
boud-men failed % qualify. and one
of them. Albert G. Jones. was sent TO
JAIL after he had fnilcd to obtain a
bond of 10000 Tor his appearance in
court next Moufav to answer o. charge
of contempt. which was lodged AGAINST
h.m by fro court when Doc affemufad
10 schedule property said to bcIoue
t0 bic VII" Tony May. another pros.
Irr'ive bondsmln. was ordered our of
court because hn gave answer fu
questions which tho court considered
untrufrful
Give cash bond BOO any amount. bu'
for go0ducss sake keep ma usf of
l1II' Johnson pleaded with his affor.
reys.
10th District Attorney WUko-.on
and judge Lands refused ~ consider
a cash bond
An unparalleled attempt to aVIndl.
this court hy Offering mrua naf
tondfmon hns been made" said judge
Lands - viu not consider ctsu
Iond."
SIR Wiikcrron -l'd rc under. fo1I
That Johnson intended fr leave fhI.
country uu NDtruh.r .I II rc 90.
tanned hia roIol.r Tho oFcr.r v.fb
Which John 0u .. rllrr.I Is rut .un.
..rf f1 r1frHH|fnn
Several other pHIr... lrr.r.f ruHr
.'r r. fI Ir Investigated I. OBI.
frIrI Irt. .IH
District t"Hrr.t WIt.r..r flr .hf
card d." intended fn rf IuIr.uu na
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
HEAD OF
icon ,.Au.a f-== rirs, pa4oJ

considering the adylsabintv OF using
the lna.ga. ANA 10 hr makes fhs -e.
guest. she wiI seq out to-morroo 90
extend such RELIEF as sle i- able r.-t.
lug DO" arrival of her bigger sister.
The Iralrl is fine new craft com.
mand'd hr Captain " - Crisp she
carries "a crew OF 90 men. and ~ tho
anger vessels o. thn European bowers
should overlook other foreigners IN
their zeal for ff'r own nauonaHt.n..
.he JnaiEa could furnish r.fgE. FOR
I've hundred or more Americans
VIII Garry Marines
The Tennessee. The fur- hip % Rear
admiral knight. who $3.50 command
The expedition. AND tle Montana each
"ill carry goo eI.iors aa we'll a- ono
company O.. mlr,u.s Zach s special
train is nov taxing gro WIr .rkrfs
from 'ae Norfolk &1.t Yt-I fo fU
llf Tue shin. crows Captain Harry
a. Field VIII Boz Iu conn. md of ffr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
Trieesren Fight Turks

VIENNA. N0N. s-I-maiI Keiua.. the
Albanian leader WhO ~ .l Vienna. ia
an lnter,4e~ tOda. said th- conquer
or % The Turks would make grave
mistake DO they IT, tp tur4CA them.
selves 90 the cost OF Albania Europe
would never enjoy the blessings q.
peace. kemai added. D.. Albania d, a.-
Nidei -p. ALBANIA demanded indie
I-lgrH,.
The Ma.--ori tribesmen are drl'-
ing against Turk~y.' continued k-iaaI .
tu' not COR Montenegro They ar.
iF.fins :or tIe Independence VI AZ
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END OF WAR
tcon,lnnsa ,ram rlr,, rnr,,

loo-. and Terrible massacre os -r.
nom Nn Pom population took place.
shooting Hrl .o0fnr sore rrunr.f
When OBJ" Greek took rr4a.. ...r.
frrf imprisoned lI fn~ PHaha. .f
hr.ils and Turki.h omcDrs Tho Turl
ish BOO captivity Iu Salon N number
% Iun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

berka-. situated Ga the northern erd
" "a" lclatal.a llne aud about 40
s-6G q la.f u.es .FOU TIE sEoTes =.
th- Black S.a
Acr4aropi- eth - holding out Z;
i- behaved t-e bomb4rtmeut there
hes been suspended Temporarily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

RoosEvrLT ~ CALIFORNIA
-AN TNlNt f-DD N.. r..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
Greeks Win.

ATHENS. NoN. S-k.ug George r.
retf-d trOAu Prince Constantine 5
telegram announcing tie illl OF - Iuu-
1881 a. Gueut. and immediately start.,.
Tor %" captured city on special tran.
a solemn 70 E"um Was celebrated ~
th" Catletra. here and the streets o.
-" capital aud fled with pcOpi.
singing. waving uaT~ and cA'eriuc Tor
Crown Prince Constantine and IA"
army
Minister o. lustlce Ract.yan Pa
been appointed governor OF SJ.0uiEi
and will starr Tor that city tomorrow.
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OTTOMAN HOODS.

UADENkEUl. Nov s-,By wire
less from tac stan %: She Turkish
army az Tchcrkesskeui - headqudr'-
ers hcreJ The ottoman troops o.
cupled Visa. south ot Tirnovo. and
have advanced Is far as kavakly Tho
BuiRarians nave no; occupied Chor.u
heconnA!ssauces IN that direction hav"
resulted IN finding thousands OF BUl-
Garians dead.
Toherkc Sskcui + in wireless com
muuicat.on with Orianop!c, where
tho situation is declared TO be- favor
able 10 g. asserted tina the city NAV
hold out Cor several months
Fresh troops are reaching Chorlu
/ from Makrikcui and re-inforcemcnts
landed a. Midla. on the Black Sea. con
rinuc 20 Join the right wing OF the
Turkish army.
Tae rcseryizts from Constaniinop'o
have proved themselves excellent
soldiers and are fighting with great
courage
Abdu lah Pasha Is in command OF
the Turkish forces az IChcrkcss kcui
and Mul.htar Pdsha AZ Visa.
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b''.'' "- ..- H'..fel.l aaI JOHN
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19

The enterprising ladies of the Paris
Hospital League have completed all ar
engagements for two plays to be given
Shakespeare's Birthday, Tuesday,
April 20, by the famous company of
Ben Greet PLAYERS, headed by Frank
McEntee and Milllcent Evison.
Twelfth Night" will be given out
doors in the afternoon, on the beautiful
lawn of Mrs. w. E. Simms' home on
west Second street, while at night
The Merchant of Venice" will be
given at the Opera House.
Many of our people know of this
famous English company by reputation
and have hoped for several years back
that an opportunity to see them here
would present itself. Under most fav-
orable circumstances the time has ar
rived, and one of our WCr;kiest causes,
the Paris Hospital, will bereft thereby.
Mr.. McEntee has taken up the work
that was started ten years ago in the
United States by Ben Greet, who with
MS company was loaned to this country
by the Elizabethan Stage Society of
England.
Their presentations of the fifteenth
century morality play, "Everyman,
at once won for them a place in the
hearts of our people that ever since has
made them prime favorites wherever
there is an appreciation of the good
and beautiful in literature and the
drama.
The company at this time is we'll bal
anced having among them Leonard
Shepherd, who recently was Mrs. Fiske's
leading man; John S. O'Brien, who was
Manson" in 1.-The Servant in the
House." for two seasons; Miss Helena
Head, who played leading parts for E.
h. Sothern; Miss Augusta True, who
was starred as "Desdemona" in
'''Othello" several seasons ago; besides
these artists who stand high in dramatic
circles-Edmund Mortimer, Chester
Barnett, George Hare, Henry Calver,
J. W. Kelley, Carleton Somnes, Walter
Beck, Dorothy Conrey, and others.
Mr.. McEntee's interpretations of
Hamlet, ShyIock, Petruchio, Malvolio
and Bottom, have earned for him a
country wide reputation, while Miss
Evison as Ophelia, Ariel, Juliet and
Puck, is one of the most versatile of
younger actresses now on the stage.
The seat sale opens on Friday morn
ing at Mitchell & Blakemore's store.
The afternoon performance takes
place at 3 o'clock and the night per-
formance at O'Clock.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
E0yDtian Baron Sill
Trial over q Track 8 Seconds
SIOu 0.0Q1/

Trial over "a Track s Seconds
Slow 2:09A
Sired by Oakland Baron 2:O94, win
ner of Kentucky Futurity. Sire Of
Gail Hamilton 2:O61, Rhythmic 2:O6L,
Baron De Shay 2:08H.
LIST dam Egyptienne, race record
2:l8, dam of Egyptian Baron( tr) 2:O91a.
Egyptienne by Mambrino King 1879.
sire of Lady of the Manor 2:04Z, Heir
at-Law 2:05A, Lord Derby 2:O5A grand
sire of Minor Heir :58H.
I'd dam Bay Hambletonian (by Ham,
bletonian 10, sire of George Wilkes
2:22. Bay Hambletonian dam of Hen
rietta 2:17. Egyptienne 2:18, Don Flu
lano 2:22I (sire Of Maud M. 2:15A,
Best Chimes 2;251a); Arctic (dam Of
Arctic KING 2:l9H, Nora Chimes 2:23H,
Tornado Chimes 2:24, Lydia Vincent
2:28L), Lady Bug (dam of June Bug
2:294j Mink dam of Comanche 2:22LJ
Third dam by Gold Dust $50.
EGYPTIAN BARON is black horse
1872. A grand individual and one of
the best representatives of the great
Baron Wilkes, now known as the Fu-
turity family: He is one of the fastest,
best headed horses in Kentucky, and
has been mile over my thlee-quarter
track, which is at least three seconds
slower than Lexington, in 2:O914, last
half in 1:034, last quarter in :3OH.
Although he is PAGER, he was a nat
ural and fast trotter and could trot in
/ 2:40 at two years old. Was raced
little for education, and proved himself
game level headed race horse, and if
he stays right. we predict a record of
2:05 or better this year He has served
a few mares, and his colts are good in
dividuals and fast. One, a yearling,
out of pacing mare. is one of the best
trotters, for his work, 1 ever had
trotted mile, with few days work,
last fall, in 1854, last half in 1:26,
last quarter in AZ. Egyptian Baron
will serve few approved mares at
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Helpful Hint.

A good way to avoid getting the
fingers inky, if one has a tendency
that way, is to save the fingers OF
discarded kid gloves and keep them
in the writing desk, slipping one over
the middle finger and another, II
necessary, over the forefinger, when
sitting down to write. This often
saves time and annoyance when a
note has to be written just before 60
ing out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Ultimately Reach the Goal.

1.-TWO hearts that eat as one" may
jangle sometimes, not because they
are actually hostile, but just because
they lose step. 1t makes awkward
marching when you are out of step
with your comrade, but you both keep
on in the same direction and with the
same purpose, ali the time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Gigantic Loaves of Bread.

The biggest loaves of bread baked
to be eaten are those made in France
or Italy. In the case of the pipe
bread of the latter country, the loaves
are between two and three feet in
length, and occasionally, even longer;
while the French people make their
loaves in the shape of very long rolls
of bread ranging from four to five
feet, and in a few instances over six
feet in length.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Milton Foresaw America?

Methinks I see in my mind a noble
and puissant nation rousing herself
like a strong man after sleep, and
shaking her invincible locks; me-
thinks l see her as an eagle mewing
her mighty youth, and kindling her
undazzled eyes at the full midday
beam.-John Milton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Reason for His Belief,

noted German astronomer Is Of
the firm belief that Mars is inhabited.
He recently explained his belief by
remarking that if there were 10000
600 houses all fitted alike In the
world and one was known to be in
habited it would be a logical infer
ence to suppose that ali were
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Fortunes in Faces.

There's often much truth; i'm the say
ing cher face is her fortune" but its
never said where pimples, skin erup-
figures it. Impure blood is back of
them all and shows the need of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They promote
health and beauty. Try them. .25c at
Oberdorfer's.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Last of Literary Open Series.


The last of the open sessions of the
Paris High School Literary Society will
be held in the Public School Auditorium
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The two sections of the High School,
annually compete for literary honors,
closing the open sessions for the year.
The judges for the debate will be
from the State University. The pro-
gram is as follows, to which the
general public is invited:
PROGRAM.
Music High School Band.
Presidents Address-Dennis Snapp.
Debate-Resolved, THAT, The Rapid
Awakening of the Mongolian Race is
Perilous to Caucasian Supremacy of
the World" Affirmative, Merritt
Slicer and Marmaduke Brown. Mega
tive, Eli Friedman and Joseph Lynch.
Male Kentucky Babe"-
w. 0. Stackhouse, Prentice Lancaster,
Merritt Slicer and Paul Brannon.
Recitation - Specially jim. -
Marguerite Douglass.
''The Colonel"-Editor, John Stuart.
Music-High School Band.
A Poem Without Words = " The
Bachelors Dream"
CACT on NIIhph |,TEDo
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Have Their Own Methods.

The daughters of the land of flow
.ers sometimes curiously reverse Euro
pean methods. They needle their
thread instead of threading their
needle, and, instead of running their
needle through the cloth, they hold 1t
still and run the cloth upon 1t.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
SIS to insure a Livina foaI.

Care taken. but no responsibility as
sumed for accidents or escapes. Money
due in all cases if mare changes hands
or is parted with. Mares kept on grass
at $1.00 per week.
DOUGLAS THOMAS, Paris, XIV.
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Unrepresented in the Gospels.
Hardly any problem of exegesis is
more difficult than to discover in the
gospels an administrative or organ
izfng or ecclesiastical Christ.-Francis
G. Peabody.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19
Two Pleasant Experiences.

To sing with a toothacae Is as
pleasant as having your friend Dor
row money when you're trying to
borrow from him.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-19

Music--High School Band.
The following young gentlemen will
act as ushers for the evening: Messrs.
Thomas Link. G. C. Thompson.
Lawrence Price, Robert Adair and
Thomas Kearns.
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Daily Fast Freight Service Between
Paris, Lexington, Versailles, Frank
fort, Georgetown and all inferno
date Points. Freight Agents. Tel
phones: Old Phone 1909, New
Phone 3O9.