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NsSf. Nartt mar Httia. - sstat1.
ystsnts ~ 30-4.ss, stratsSts $780,. so,
0prtns tatsnts tIo 500, Gtraisss SO. 50
$50 passrs s3.<o-se0.
1ettea. -eRr glsi s13z-o2Lc, ON
eSlut 9l7se; fir 1ali s91s s-s97s a., sm
ealut a9J1.; fur zsptembsr sS1S - ser.
en- eaIut ss14e.
1elf4tsrn.-ssr RAJ 491S-5I7.s
sm eAlut 4s3le; fur sali So35-5l e. am
stlus s05se, fur September SI1s-621se,
am s5Ins 6l5st.
&sfsr. - ssr uai ssl1-sss5,. am
eaIst 3sI<e; sHr5uII SO 1-ss7 y ana z tlss
553st; sar eep.em',r SO - 333ss, am
eaIut s3lst.
Eeaatn.-Ae. q e4t.
0srse. - Cat. gattsrssr4s so-54s,
sxitsb Asies Ral,s,rf. 6S--71e.
8 30 Der Geataer.
aIssissnsa. - elo.0o-ls.so Sss
GeatHsr.
H.t,sr,.- xu.s s17so--I7s2 ~
6hr Sanuar $l7.55 - 1875, en- sGlus
tl7.e0; fir Nst tis.sS-ls.271l, an etIni
4ls.o7k.
S&aat,ss4TS -earsanaar ,e.421-
$50. an ShIub 99.4S; far wat ts.70-
-9.s31S. am saIub s9.T31.
1hsrt AtppiHfst tea 3 90 - 9T5
Gar 5aaaar 1880 -- s.75. ON ehluS
$3.50; fur Raj $9.eS-9.T5. am eaLus
t9.sTh.
euttsr. - Narst IN F.tis. grsaa,ri,s
ff--35e per vfunb
eisr. Mari, mar fst.-Srifts l8t -
-24Is per 0absRs.
s.-Nar't ii hstia. Taifiss 1sst
-l7t, 5sins l6l4-isl<t, gsxna gmerll
tans les4-l7s, sous Ssrns ls34--l7c ps,
| pIuue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08
91Sli6er Rarft.C erid,t. /.

gtssiaastt. 7. 5anuar 1918.
DIE aaAfstssnb<a nsstirssss. ts,lstsu
~ nur sxf easrss frsssafsisass. D..
sieinsrsn osfAifisa ssssss snas SSbsrs
trstfs bssstast
prssifisasa.
Ter Narst 1sr rsbts, bic vrsifs R,tia.
e4naIl. -vriHa Stsan t9.S0-9. "a
Eat.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harst
Diaisu. u.-etsrt dear Gsiisn ioL - lie,
fhsu 1ibpsaisi,ss Ion-los<t. srtrs ibsrt
dear esitsa io<-lnAs, o1xltsrs lo,.-
1ots tesasss li1z-l3l4s Isis SAB ~ mssr
ssrSaft.
1sssa.-Harst a.ts. otsrt flsu sei.
ten ll4 - LIZ, furp ai3bsafsitex lik-
llAs Etrs ben dsar Gsiiss ilk-IiL,
0Askssa IL ~ Ike ual DelisS Ian-
lSt4t les N ls per vfsas nslr ssrSax..
Sugar Cured -oisiit. ~ Harst il tstis
iaL -i2s1. s..siiai sssss is = is'
e4sI.srn ID - l2k. xss Dssi Sat e4ul.
tsrs lit - 10, fss<sss Dsr. etiaisu
S.00-36o0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.tis.
0eiafsa lAl-llA. vitxis oAslisru
Iss.s 4sl-leNS OSalfuS
n-llAs Ass Bed gsf eAslssrs III
-llks.
trif4atIsif4.--e4i,isa II is.--ls.
vissM e4sItess loh -iOks e4sltsra l0l,
--l0s1s, ftsrt 4ippsalsitss l0A--lls, fbsri
ilass eatss ii llxs, sytIs ilsss osstea
le4-lls Hsuns l1-ISks Iss vfsss.
essf Garsat 1,s-1o<-
Rstt SAB Osirsit.
yestI.--M Msxss Dialse vatsst 44.so--g. 90
0istsr 6aass t4.SS--l-7e. 0ianr taniIi
A.Oo-4.lS. eyira $1.7E-S.D0, ssSis1rsi
s1.4S-8.6S. esrtst 0stesu pafs1t S4.6S--
SOC. b. faseS t3.7s--l.10. b, tanils q. y
--l.oo, AssssamstI, asssDstiil asniIAtsl
N.46-l.SS, SGits 1870. I'd, ssniiA
tes tl.3E--l.6S Der O6l.
0silsa- - Qarst astia. ~. 70
f1st ntntsr liz - liza. n. 3 b. los
lIze. Hs. I rsttsr 80 lO4s Der Nulael
Wsrfauit rurssn: / GGr r.. rothsr 0,ats
~ 1lDe. / ear 30. 3 30. ~ 1895. l Gas bc
10 l0ls. l Gar 40. 4 es. ~ sSs, / Ga. mad
Drebs b. N llls, 800 1s. saA Vrebs rot
Ser nit Gern ~ Slf nsf sem esIstis.
0sIj 4isrs. - Naslt u rstse ssh Re-
tia. %. ssitss 30 = So. 10. . pstts,
ts-S0e. As. AsabsS ~ k-ASks. ns. sslbs'
ls-sis. Ne. -; g : lss; Ns. -. Z
--lSs. -. : sSsnii4tss - = Sic, Ks. as
l1--4exs, 0s. : D. ~ - So, ssitsS Asl
bsaisss l8-Sls. ssibss b. le--6ss. esniiA
isS %. 1s-Sls Dss Dsiosl DstfasIt paEssa
Gar 10. 4 sslbts ~ 48t, ! Gar No. 3 bo
~ lDe, 90 Nu. b. NIT caiss ~ l6e. Ga
Ns- ; esmtf4tss ~ l6f, - 0a. No. { bo
rtt @sissn - l7ks Gar esmifAtss aal
,bsssssa - eos sul ssn osssiiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08
Gtitau7. Sannar 1913.

Ntnbst.s. --Sssss IS $40, fsFss
Gtiers 81. .70--5.8 81, ssaliae etiers $40 -
TAO, Stsfers sss s.ss.rs "a. 40 - so.
Rtts nab ottfsrs 3285--T so, RaIber $500
-11.00. Nartt it.tis bis farf.
SAsstss. - ssiAts S7.20 - TAO, ses
Hifst. $715 740, iAsere $7.16-r.40,
rash. s715 - T.25, teriel 1s.75-7.40.
Wdrtt fblob 1o--15e si,oriser.
Ghsf.sus e simmsr - ehafs: Gin.
h.iwiiAs "a. $3.50. ssfliGe $475--6.00,
sabrltnss Sc. .25-8 10; aanmsr: eiHb.tsis
10. 1856 -- 800, ss&Iite s6.75-7,I0,
Wartt l.bbaft uno lo-15c bober.
3ufubr -- aiubbieb 1000, ShpeiR +.
3s. .00s SSsft uno qdmm.r q, 600.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08
0sts. esxss sms ait.tn IN Rep psri.

gsfs. Gents sHs ait.su In NsD psrs.
osD .sR saa' ssrot Sa ~ - 81 ausss.
liebsH.
yrima ea4aitsyapisn ssrbn ~ ss
HslsRtirt.
Gtsrlins er6aHss u fen. - 6i&t
~ sl<-4.86H uas Gsmmsrtial gtas
N.S2-l.S2ts.
NaRbss. CbTisatisasx ssrss Ae,
ns 1RD narssH Sie fslst sustirt
Ser. Otaatsx NsfuHSins ~ l0l--f0l 4,
~ rssisrirte fls35) ll35s-ii4ls, Asrysss
li3ss-i14lk, ~ resihrirts l02A - lob,
GssSsns l0zK 80 103, pa1aHa Assifsrss
- l005S--l01L.
Mftisn arft.--Ter AbmirtsbeSeauna
ipnrhs beuts einhaIt asbotsH unb Der Mar'i
mar Aars. Tsrislbt bsrbIisb aud 70 bic ium
ShlH6 unb bic eAlntuotirunssu fanesn
bur4mes Hbu bsnsn BON ssaern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08
). Nsinms-s. IL. i x.rts.sa Sas.t,

4. - iAsimme.s. Hs. xsrttsrs DaIstl
S0ht s.s.k. lAsimmsnb.
0sH 6fsrn- snfake 5000, Bsrfanst
1000 0n.- Narft mar Hetiq. eYpsrt ~. >
S61s N eissatsr sns 5s1xte I. b. i6Sim.
Mens.
4afsr.-s ss'ssr IS, 900 o., snfanst
44.000 On. Der Nsrtt ia itH.--etsnssrs
seller 40e suf BEN s.lsiie. ys. 3 stitsr
sst. Hs. s 3Sh-s91it, Re. 4 3s-B9s.
sn IN fetts. s.anbarb lose, Ns.
l07l--1l0s, Re. . 1so--l02l<s, Hs. 30
SEr.
1sbfen IN fetia. - State srSinar.r bic
6stee 1919, 2s-32; 1917. 1a--15e; "a.
sift Scat srssadrts Biz Asiss 1912, l6 -
2Se, 1911 13--l6e.
State kns fen. -- Gestral Imsrits
a7kt, Dslsta 37--2se.
ReSer IN fen. e.mlsS 4s-2se.
Ysrt faam astis.--samits S2l. so Ia. so.
nsrt elear s2l.6o--23.0o Rel t18.75-
1926.
Sect IN fen. - ssmi.s S2l.oe-25. 90,
Net tl0.o)--al.oo, s.i. . Sia.ta 5000
--s2.00.
GRt Neats sns a.tis.-s.,s..lt. Del.
Ihs, 10 bic IL vfs., 12t, b.. eaaI tern 81 -
81t, DO. 09tafsn l4-14iIe.
94aaI, lit ihpat. Nibble 8ss Srims
1886 - S.75; Nsffrirtes IA pinia. asstt.
Hsns 5000. .. Z. tIl.s0, Gsmpsxns "a
---Ss.
fal "A fstia. - yrims Gtty ix sLs,
Gsaxtss 6-e4e, ss.ciaI 7e.
! ~ nh slg men o eE iii piuia --
Drima rstss ~ &S.07-5.13, trtma 6ssssr
esites 36.17--6.37.
Sstrsisxn n astis -- EaFtnirtsi
NsD Dvsrfts.S). ettln:Iptia xasDILstm,::
$e.5e b. In Bait 81 -.
Dslls u fetis. Cs1sais eIssss Cbis
3l--3zt.
Sart ID ruhis. straix.s, Sss5taIiS 4 .s
BIZ sutss $6.75.
trbeati sN isf ~ ave.
esis IL Atiia.-s sussimiftx s-sXs,
yatHs 64-st<t.
Nslaffss in ftttig. Nss orlsans pen
Kettle, snisr Bis Asit,. 85--56e.
1a DER. - Nsir n iteiia. Nusssssss
- fsa, s.05e. GsntrifaaaG ss I.t 3.s5t.
HsIssss.3s4sr % IA 2.8oe rafEKir..r
IA rubis. Sat 4ssf 5.5os, Grsfiss 5.40s,
NsrIs ;. .I" S.0ss, Sgss 1855, yssSer.s
z.s6e, orsaafatss 4T0e, Diausns n"
4.7ot, ,Ess'tsttsasrS Il" 4sSt, r.. 4.4s,
Hs. 34.loe, ~. - 25t. Rs. ~ 3os, Ne. s
4.iS, Re. 8 4.aos, RI. T4.I6t. Rs. $40
Res A.oss, r.. 10 4 Ok, r.. Ii 3. s5. 10
II 5.sos. Ks. Is 3.sSs. 10. ID 3.s5:.
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Sinstunati. 7. 5aHuar 1913
Suixtr sns s,rianst naar.as Der s.rtsi.
fsseH ~ etuHssH, ssrsIidsH mit ssm ssrbsr.
ssbeHssn fass sarsa Die ioIs.;
1sfxSr Russ,, SAsaa. e6ss.
ian. &c.. .2lo5 1899 7Te
san. 7..... 3Ta 1867 81
Oar esriaast s.trI3 In s.ri,l,.a s,ie
5aH. 8 ..... rs llls -
ian. T.... SIT S302 --
Rtnsei,b. - Die 4aairaae psr nu,
m1tis. bic 3ufahr Hidst ercs aas bic Brett:
hstia. - Ststtrs unb steosrs nartu tn aa.
tar aahfrase une aare i'm Ir,ii.. - Iiih
sabs NHe rsr uuo tars.
0ADHs oti,rs s:aafea Se.75-7ss, sytrs q
e8.00--s.45. fsaes -, Oafss t275--6.7 z. :
elsitNertisrs IS oo-T.65. ausertei.n. $7.5t
800. Ssifers 81 43x-eS5, trtra S7.0C
-7.25, fnte 33f5--565, arsulef.ss BIZ
Iirs ek.75--6oo. GaRasrs &7.S0 - s.s5
eis6srs saS Ssssers e5 5.oo--T.00. etaS
essisrs s4.z5--6. 90. 0tod.slhs t3.s0~-4. 20.
Fulisn. - Ter Murtt mar hsut, nttis
bic 5sisss sstins uHo eis Rahfrase sut.
Nassre asS lsiSts &4.oo-A75, esIssRs
Ms - $50, sItrs tS.sS, istts esasu
u. $3.50.
adfbsr. - 9si maSis.r 3uFuas uno ga
tss AaAfras. mar esr Nor,t a,ute sshs.
DxAin1ss sas srsis eA.60-loo0 fair BIZ
gate lei4ts 81 .5o-l0.ko, srtra l0.TS-ll 90
A6itsr ia ssa Asanil6sRs- Sisfsrs. -
taxss l04s, prima bic aussrIsisas 81 -
l01(s. syAiniu 6-8ke.
eAcsins. Die 3afnbr een o hHsI.
nta mar bsxts istr ssrins Hne Ger wari
tanefam Iao ftlpa heg.
9Assrs s7.so-T.e6. suts bis asssrlsien.
eert a2alas- sns s6ieii9srisrtsH 81 .so--7 IS
osnif4h Eerps sfssssisrtsn 81 5S-7s5. sr'
6ixdrs bic aassrIsfsas f4sers Fstts S6u,
q. .oo-6.eo, srtrs 36.sx- 6tass -. .ot
- $50, srsra % <0---e.60, Iei6ts SerisHst.
ierfes 17II-7.sS. esrtsl ssa ITO vfuHs
sab nssissr 575--7.6O.
04afs a6a1sE Die 3afuh
nar sien,lin lsbhait uno ets prsifs ftart.
0Asfs. - ertra e415, suis BE sus
srlsisae 13.16--sl5, esSin6rs tis este $2 u
--s.eS, 5ahrliuss S4.7S--6oo.
aknnsv. - aTtra braAsen tS.76, suts b.
axssrlsfsns es.so-&66. srstaars bic isir
lSS10-s.lo,
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Ans,S1rtiae W1rste.
NsnAart. Z. SaHnsr


Nstf. - Ssfstr 5000 Dtts.. usrfsast
10. 900 DtIs.-Tsr Naris par tsuts hsfts.
oprins va,snt t4.s0-A.6x, UiR.sr etrsitsts
N.Ix--l.SS, Hinisr Vatents el.6S--x.00.
Gprias tIears t4.l5-l.45, 0ixifs eytras
~. N.oS-<.lS, Ns. Z bs. tS.9S--<.0S,
&aHlas etrsissis 3<.0e--l.l0.
1s1ssRnss! sar sutis. esir bis sutes
e3.s1-3-S5. Asia be fsass t3.90--<.00.
Dx4satsnnstl Dar siiis ~ t1.oS
pu loo vinnb fair bs sstss es.sS
--S.l6, 4siss bN tanss t6.oo--3.M.
Nstsasl | Sar fistis. tsiass ssitss
sns ssIbss ii. 3o--i.8S. Srsbss tl.2S-l.00,
AilnSriss t3.l6.
0nt1stpsR nsRtnsa. uRsrtsaR eSs
aal GaRasian Sse &. l. I. Reg osrs.
HsSSsn IN assis. - 10. . DeesSx
6T--t0e {. L 7. NsGals.
GerAs ID rabis.- MaljessAs 6o-7oo
Il 4. HsHaIs.
Ost,s L. 0ulsts 16s. 900 Ds. essia1bi
l2S, 600 On. Nsrst ~ pitits. Ne. asse,
ssttss lo6k & / I. In eissstss xaS- 107t (,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08
metau WGrtt.

HsSosrt, 7. 5aRaar.
slxR ia iApah 10 $50. .fo-5o.30 sxsftr
N Hetia. eisetsrslstie t17.62 - l7s7c,
sah tlT.62-l7.sTG Gsttass IN slTa5
-l7.37 1lsi ruhia N t4.2s-4 IS. Shelter
rutia N S7.20-T.4o. eiisn ia rahia ~.
esxabrn Nsrtssrs Sl8.S0-lS.0o, ~. 3 DO.
lutl5. .0o-l8.5o, Re. l Ssu.ssrH 3ls.2S-
1890 sHe. xs.I Ssstsera isit ~ tis. Ia
laTk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08

pafss.--ylastt 10 rnhss snb iietis. Np.
ssiter 36--36Jke, etAabarb pssjev 81 e.
36t, NJ. . nsitst 4tf--35s, 10. 1ssSsf
Se-Sle, Ns. . semif4ter 84h--3Ss, Ns. 8
DO. 331-34e. ~. 4 bs. B3If--38k Der 81.
Strfauft nurben: 2 Gars no. 8 lptitsr 40 3se
Gar 30. 4 bc. Bu 33lse, Gar rad Ssos
bs wsiber su 821fs, 200 Bu. DO. nit Gora ~
33he, ! Gar Stanbaro Deiser ,u 361s. !
ear 20, 4 aemifhter ;u 341<e, 900 gu. no.
8 DO. NIT Hossen ;u 3le. Gar mad ercbs
asm,fdtsr ~ 331as, / Gar DO. su Akt nnf
bem Gefeiie.
Nsess.. - Nsartt f.s.r. 10. 67--s9e.
-. 5 61-s5s. Ns. 4 S2--59e. gsrfauit MIR.
ben: 400 gu. 30, 8 NIT Safsr ~ s4s auf
btm Gsleii..
es rte.--Hs. 8 Rist.r 5o-7oe. no. :
6rabiahrs 6s- -s2e, 10. 66-6se, as.
40--57s; tniteraerhs 40-5Se per D..
onss - 6rabiatrsssrA TX
--s0e Der -.
SHstei + bn %.tr.ist.Sr.ifs mtt s.ff..
aisssam slsitss rars s.t ssrls.s 5asrss:
5anuar, 7. 1913. 5anuar, Z. 1914
Mtiasn. Ns. : rsthsr 113e s9ht
DsHAtsru, 10. 8 stmifAtss 43: 63s
Safer. NJ. . ssmifAter nea.r 3s: 6ls
Ssssen Ne. Hener . s7t s8t
esa Ns. I fimstts .t17.00 eA.7b
nttsts
1.Ywar.s ~, f.ti. Tsr'asH sxrs.u /:
8o7 Hbn. DihiGers tsaiftss Sssss aa'
Der vaks ssa tl.33psr 0sasa..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08

1ie a0nigiu aQcr GiQcu 1T
oie Ct. 9ernaro. .arauterpiQe, Detde
lett 2Sabrbunberten nit qroBter
SorJfaIt uon oeu ebrruiiroiqen ct.
Bernard 9rIoeru bereItet noroen tit.
Nus cen heilfrditIqen Alpenfrdlltera.
meIhe Die fronnlen 02onhe nit tuu-
oigem Siuu iannalteu er3eagten lie
0as iiberaus pertbnoQe &eilnlittet.
neld}es lid) BEL &erItopnna, SeberieI.
DEN, GeroautHgsidpDQdle un0 allen
St0runaeu Der lluterleib8 Crgalte
auf 0o5 8Idu5enoIte Be-
mahrt Sci6eu0e per0eu eS nid)t be-
reuen, 0eH1 alteu uno beiUdbrteH Dent.
lf)eH SellmIttel 3u Oertrallen, ebe iie
it'd 3u threm Rad]tbeil Don DEN gleiB-
AHpreiiltugeu perthloier uno
idd6Iider Nfirtltren. 4iacu uno aR.
berer Erdparate perleiten Iaiieu. a,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-08

9eaen BEN 8 l3purmr rpiro
arepiot0l empfublen. 8osIelbe piro
nit einem YinieL auf oas 6oI3 aufgez
trugeH. g(oh bohiten8 3Ipeimaligem
Quitrite pflegt Der 9ol3purm 81 per-
Ihptnoeu. Sine eugltIhe GommtIIion,
Epelc,e in ge3ug auf Die 9ertttgung
ppn 5ol3tpirmern in fpurnirtsu Ulo=
beIn uno 6Dl3ihniBereien gerIHhe ans
seitelIt bate, empfabl ais beites Rittel
tas 8eHsin. Die Utobel uno 5hniBe=
reien pelns It'pu isbr DON ben 4na
griffen Der QBurmer gelitteu batteH,
fuurDen in DerItlisB Bbdre Rdume gsa
braht, uno bei Der Wdrme pes Sornz
mers Sddlen NIT Benign hineineez
iteQt. QDenn eine portipn perpampft
lit muB etne neue auigeaoiIeu, uno
bieie Operation 10 lauge pieperholt
lperoen, bis man grobere Wteugsn
tooter sSuietten poer Qarpeu i'm l3imz
mer finbet. lin 6oI3drbeiteH 10 pt
IdIben, oab Der Burm uift btneiHs
qelungt, tptro oorgeid1lagen. bic 9egeHs
Itaupe NIT etHem leber3uge BON SefH
3u periebeu; um benIelben frirtfamer
gu MAIDEN, tam man alf elm Quart
Der 2eimIDiung uod 1/l5 un8e
Guetlilberalorro loien.
Ruu MIR o's Tagl
Srml Sdgrtoi6e (su ,srall &lilide):
,g9euu id1 BLOB ruuBte, 100 H1eIne
Sage gebllehen tit"
,8ft. eSd3 ruIa eShreu mai mas Ia.
gen; Die ,Srau pom oent sSItfldltItr
aus'm 4eaer, oie bat iif geitern Der
Der SausbdItertn oas &e3ept Fir Sa-
ierbrater aus m seot,psd9 abgeltrse-
ben. Gerire9R sex"
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adAsstsnss fabslIt ssn TN sisassn Ksrst
ssAnsl'asn Ssnss sas assisa subt sh ~.
sisusa GsstiruHssa "a:
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% 8 [ Z -.

~rwar'. s,r f:tts. Str'as't 1xrs.n :
5oa Sb1. DihiGsrs ttaiftss Sssss aa'
Der Daks ssa ti.33psr 0aasas.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
GOSPEL HYMNS FALL SHORT.

Lexington, Ky.-In his lecture de-
livered at the Broadway Christian
church before the students of the
School of Method, being held at the
College of Bible, w. E. NJ. Hackelman,
of indianapolis, we'll known as a
church musical director, severely con-
demned ragtime music in churches,
and declared that orchestral music
such as is now used in many Sunday
schools should not be tolerated. He
recommended that a committee be ap-
pointed to censor orchestral Sunday
school music. He stated that this was
being done in a number of Northern
and Eastern cities, and that this re-
form was badly needed Mr. Hacked
man created something akin to a SEN
sation when he declared that "our
church and Sunday-school songs are
too often mere vaporings of an untu-
tored mind, whose lines are not poetry,
but mere doggerel of doubtful mean
ing, and certainly powerless in build
ing up Christian character" He pre-
dicted that "99 per cent of our present
Gospel hymns will be laid aside as
falling short" He charged some of
the modern Sunday-schooi and Gospel
song books with containing "puerile
and degrading music" which consti-
tutes problem that is much graver
than it appears to be at first notice.
Mr.. Hackelman condemned the "aver-
age orchestra" in the Sunday-school as
"a curse and a hindrance to the best
interests of our schools" He advocat-
ed Sunday-school chorus choir, and
urged Sundaysehools to use churchly
hymns, in fact learn and sing the
same standard church hymns that the
elder. people sing in their Sunday
morning worship.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
PRISONERS ESCAPE
ROPE LADDER USED BY TWO CON-
vIcTs, WHO SUCCESSFULLY
ELUDE THE GUARDS.
After Saving Bars of Their Cells,
They Escape From Federal
Prison at LesvenWorth.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Leavenworth, Kan.-Steel bars, high
walls AMI numerous guards were fnsuf-
ficient to keep r. P. Murphy, alias
Richard Osborne, from escaping from
the federal prison. Murphy, with a
companion named Layman, eluded the
guards in the dollhouse after saving
through the bars of their cell, and.
crept through a window to the main
corridor of the prison Opening a door
they entered the prison yard. Here
they used rope ladder 10 feet long
to scale the wall of the administration
building, three stories in height. The
ladder had hook at one end, which
was thrown over the sill of the win
down above as they climbed from the
roof of the administration building. An
automobile stopped near the prison
shortly before the escape of the pris-
oners was discovered, and it is be-
lieved the men had confederates, who
carried them away in the motor car.
Murphy, or Osborne, was serving a
term of IS years for grand larceny in
the District of Columbia. He was for
merly a convict in the Ohio prison at
Columbus. He made two previous at
tempts to escape from the prison here.
The last time, year ago, while q
ball game between convict teams was
in progress. His companion broke a
leg, however, and the men hid in the
Enclosure for two days before found.
Layman was sent here after he had
escaped from McNeill's island, Wash
ington, and was recaptured.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
sPANlsH-AMERlcAN VETERANS.

Lexington, Ky.-About 400 veterans
from all parts of the state attended
the tenth annual encampraent of Span
ish-American war veterans held here.
Gov. McCreary responded to the toast,
Kentucky in Peace and War" The
program of addresses for the banquet
was as follows:
Invocation-Dr. Chas. Lee Reynolds.
THE Man Behind the Gun"-Col. j.
Tandy Ellis.
''The Man in Front of the Gum
j. Edward Bassett.
The Survivors Prof. NJ. A. Cas-
sidy.
THE Rough Riders James H. Null.
ligan.
my Country, IT'S of Ihee"- Wood
G. Dunlap.
"He Who Fights and Runs Away
Will Live To Fight Another Day.
DR.. J.. w. Porter.
Kentucky in Peace and War;
Gov. James B. McCreary.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
DRAWN FROM HAT
POSITIONS OF CANDIDATES ON
PRIMARY BALLOT DE-
cfDED BY LOT.
First Name Drawn Got First Place,
Second Name Second
Place, Etc.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Frankfort, Ky.-Drawing for posi-
lions on the primary ballot took place
in the office of Secretary of State c.
F. Crecelius' Office A number of can
didates were present, but most of them
were represented by state officials, to
whom they had intrusted their inter
ests. All candidates for nominations
in the primary in legislative or judi
cial districts embracing more than
one country were required to file their
petitions in the secretary of states Of
fee, and where there are contests the
order of the names on the ballot is ar
ranged by lot. There, was no confu-
sion in the drawing. The names of
the candidates in one one district at a
time were placed in hat by Assistant
Atty. Gen. M. NJ. Logan. Secretary of
State Crecelius held the hat over his
head, and Assistant Secretary of State
Cecil H. Vansant drew out the slips
containing the names until all were
out, the first name drawn getting first
place and so on in order on the pri-
mary ballot.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
DIR. Fred MurisHlgR
Transferred To State University and
Takes Charge of Farm Demonstra-
ton and Boys Corn Clubs.

Lexington, Ky.-Dr. Fred Mutchler,
of Bowling Green, is to be transferred
from the Western Kentucky Normal
school to the State university, and will
take charge of the farm demonstration
and boys corn club work in Kentucky
under the cooperative arrangement
between the United States and Ken
lucky departments of agriculture.
Teachers of agriculture in the two
State Normal schools will have charge
of district work under DIR. Mutchler.
The plan will not go into effect until
about October 1. Then between %
and 80 farm demonstrators will be
scattered through Kentucky, the Fed
eral government and the counties in
which they are located bearing the ex-
pense. A board consisting of Bradford
Knapp, of the federal department;
Commissioner of Agriculture ]. w.
Newman, President. Barker, of the
State University; President Cherry, of
the Western Kentucky Normal; Presi-
dent Crabbe, of the Eastern Kentucky
Normal, and DR.. Mutchler will have
the handling of the funds and super
vison of the work.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
WORKING FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS.

Carlisle, KY shall instruct the
grand jury at the September term of
court and urge indictments against all
persons violating any and all pro-
visions of the election laws and if suf-
ficient evidence is produced l shall see
to it that indictments are returned I
would suggest that you call public
meeting and appoint one or more per-
sons to attend at each public meeting
place during election day and take
the names of all persons who are &C
lively at work with the voters who
are supposed to be susceptible to in
fuence and have their names given
to the next grand jury, together with
the names of all other persons who
may be able to give information re-
garding any violation of the election
laws" This is a portion of letter
written by Circuit Judge L. P. Fryer,
of this district, to leaders of the move
ment here for clean primary election
regarding petition largely signed
which was recently sent Judge Fryer
informing him of the movement here
and asking him to instruct the next
grand jury to indict persons violating
the election laws in the coming pri-
mary.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
MAYOR OF NEWPORT INDICTED.

Newport, Ky.-August Helmbold,
mayor of Newport; the county Judge
of Campbell county in which Newport
is situated, and seven magistrates are
named in indictments returned by the
grand jury in the county. The mayor
is indicted on two counts, one al
leging false swearing, the other charg-
ing malfeasance in office. County
Judge H. L. Hawkins, Magistrates c.
]. Gleason, H. D. Phillips, A. J. Masch-
mot, F. NJ. Woodward, r. K. Hutchin-
son, James McCrone and Jesse OAR
hngton are charged with knowingly
and unlawfully voting to expend and
expanding money in excess of amounts
levied, collected and appropriated TO
road and bridge funds The bonds for
Mayor Helmbold are fixed at 81 1000 in
the false swearing charge and $500 in
the misfeasance allegation. The
charges on which the indictments
against the mayor are found are that
he authorized the purchase of sewer
pipe and other like material for the
city, without first advertising and
without competitive bidding The
jury also reported several other in
dictments, but not against officials.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-01
Mr.. HAeelN TO FIGHT SUIT.

Lexington, Ky.-James B. Haggin,
multimillionaire Kentucky horseman,
thinks $4,000 is bit too high a price
to pay for a portrait, even if the can
vas is life-sized reproduction of him.
self and painted by no less an artist
than Princess Wilma Lawoff- Parlaghy.
The aged turfman therefore announced
that he would fight the suit filed
against him by the princess. Mr.. Hag-
gins secretary said "Mr Haggin III
tends to fight this case simply because
he thinks he has been imposed upon.
He is perfectly willing to pay $4,000,
which he considers the portrait worth
The princess claims the price of the
picture was higher because Mr. Hag-
gin sat in the famous Catherine De
Medioi chair, but perhaps Mr.. Haggin
did not appreciate the honor 'Mr
Haggin intends to summon the best
art critics and portrait painters in the
city to testify that the portrait is not
worth the $4,000 the princess asks.
Nothing was said about the price of
the portrait before the sittings began.
Mr.. Haggin presumed that the prin-
cess would charge him no more than
she did other wealthy New Workers
whose portraits she has painted, and
he knew in a general way what they
had paid