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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
Aoeentuatlna Plant charaotsrs.

1t has been found that under red
light eight through red glass) plants
become more robust than in any 9TH
er. They also become more pro-
nounced in their chief Characteristic
leafy plant becomes more leafy, all
shades Of green become more pro
nounced, the sensitive plant more
sensitive and all in every way become
highly specialized.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
Goldfish Balls.

Boil one cupful goldfish with four
good-sized potatoes; when done mash
potatoes and FISH together. add good
sized piece Of butter, a little pepper
and one egg beaten; roll In a little
-four TO form balls and place IN fry
ing pan; fry brown on one side In
butter. turn and brown on the other
side.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
Poor Mans Stew.

Line bottom Of baking dish with
very thin slices Of salt pork. then a
layer of sliced potatoes Chin layer,
a layer Of onions. salt and pepper
then a layer Of split crackers Put
In another layer of potatoes, onions
and crackers. Cover with milk and
bake like escalloped potatoes. You
probably will have to add more milk
as crackers take up lot
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
To Resume Fighting.

Owing to the assembling of the
Turks, the Balkan Allies have decid-
ed to resume war within week and
Europe will witness the horrors of
winter campaign.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
100000 Packages.

Six million packages were handled
by parcel post during the first seven
days of the operation of the new
system.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21

I:ch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch. the
worse the itch. Try Doan's ONT
ment. For eczema, any skin itch
ing. soc a box,
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21

A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and constipation, -weakens
the whole system. Dams Regulets
(25c per box act mildly on the liver
and bowels. At all drug stores.
Advert sement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
Fatal Street Duel.

In Nashville street Capt. T. R.
Taggart, steamboat owner, and 7.
R. Westbrook, Dupty Sheriff, fought
with pistols. Westbrook is dead and
Taggart is MORALLY wounded.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21

To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundIy and en-.
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family system tonic. Price,
SO
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21

For baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mammals sore
throat, Grandma's lameness. DIR.
Thomas Ecle cite Oil-the household
remedy. 25c and SOC.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-21
100000 Strike.

Forty thousand shirtwaist makers
went on strike in New York yester-
day.
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~ nnr 'tai'
Tbl, uvucr,i oJris himself W"Ii'
srr.pi aIuc-.y was tn.lira;-,I hy >
r"puri reaching her. from Crug IL"
pi-iira. the n.ar-s, ,uiut 1" GIaym1s
held by the Insurgents. Colonel =.
M-nd-E. commanding tia" '"nsiiir.
,iouaiis,s there. reported iba, til"
federal commander had -"uxh, an IN
tcryi-w with him under tn" agree.
mcut that each should leave his base
with an equal uumh.r of M and
mc-, ON n-iiral ground. cclon",
Mcnd-E said he had declined the
offer. fearing trap.
General Aifato obrrgun. command
-r Of ,onstitutiOnaliHt forces In the
northwest. remained here today.
The federal Officers who arrived as
listed in locating The scattered
groups of dcscrting fcdcrais. The
Hcs.rtcrs did not constitute any ON"
command. the Officers said. but came
from ,arious regiments and ba',al-
ions This was taken as an indi''
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BELGIAN KING PLANS
MY6ENIC CITY

iisus.-ii.. p-r. .- kius Nii.-si ~.
belgium has g.k-a up earnestly tn-
rsuj-rs "s !. saaauasHsa as si"ni
-.gid sltss :. I.- = clearing house sag
international husin-s. ass ideas IL
s.s-isswi i~s.ntis Henrik I, Nud"ss
frn. An American sri,lpi"s g"'N-r.s
ps >-p gssE, u l.. hut al" noe lis-s
IN Wsn..l shn iaii h.iaI- 'h- Lins
.Fsuinss sni ..iaas "' ;a-i mfn-us"
conception
Amer, aus. s,.d Us" sius to MF
Nua-ts-,,. ''sr- 'uu, afraid I" uui.r-
TAX great projects. Vr"i-ti. which al
often h-I Isiii T." all humanity. Ton
,iuuiuE his mai-si. ashuJ Gsny
au- u-.iians ai.pu, ih, d-Iaii. "i TIA. ar.
raasviu-uis fer tn" IDEAL city. '-.p"e-
isiiy the central heating system an!
the underground communication.
Ills technical know .-dE- rt til. ~
,,ings Hugpriscd Mr. Andersen until
he learned ,ha, th- King was man
OF wide technical kHuvlC lCds" In cnSi'
rcrr!nE subjects doubtless because
he had taken. when siui-nt. - thor.
uugh course in engineering.
The plans for ihci deal city. copies
luf which Nr. Andersen presented 10
tile King. are the work Of Ernest lie
bard. uf Paris. assisted by forty 9th
.r architects who hIs" reduced I"
precision Mr. Nntcrsvn's conception. ,.
Having approved Of the general idc .
tn, King talked of the possibility OF
lr-ali,irg ihcd ,sivn Mr.. Andersen
cspiai in,d ihat he was not immcdiat'
~ concerned with tn" economic as
p,ct. ui the subject. that these ~cr.
| being worked out by technical &c
merits who would b. able to prcscn,
~ completed financial scheme IN 1916,
| King Albert expressed his appro-
citation OF the advantages to all ua-
lions Of u city In witch all should
hayc n part. and which would draw
all nations into morcp racttiCal ahu
harmonious relations. While other
cities have grown with design. with
some fine and beautiful things amid
much that is mean and ugly. this cit,
! would be built according to n caher'
,ut plan and beautificd BY all that
science and art could bcsto~. Tue
king believed that not only was tn'
vision a splendid one. but that 1t
lrnpublr oil realization.
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CURRENCY BILL SENT
TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
sG.ssssssA s,-s. sss. ~

o~rass. hai Senators Nelson. ~ low
ami "rs~sSE.i. isrrsbiissHs. .iii sop
s-s-r, tbs senate ju sh~ saaI.Eras.,.
Chairman a.tss@ ~ sh- iisus. hask.
lnG .op1alits--. Ato aas sa~ssnssr fos
,Lr bill in Tbs hoIs-. uiii heed ihp
r.ss- s.nt.r-.ss -s-s aiii iurIu,l.
Representative korniN snd Have
Al effort ~iii b- made Ia asr., 90
vpsu shs.h i-Nh hous-s can sss-pi.
~ that the hill nss b" nnAitt .ra
Q.-~~d and taken 4. III. Wits
uoas- io is~~ome is~ ~'sA i'g-s'H
ira, wii.oas signature hJ ru-s!sF-
Th- prin.ipsi pa,sss oi disf.s"a sss
sht.h ~iil have q. b- akT--si On az
.enprosni.-s arr sh- namt-s n' s-r
ssahai reserve baaks. "a susraut~ "f
deposits. the i-asth .f ma'n'iu a..
Paper Tor r-.di.sobnt a, REGIONAL
bssk.. the s-ss.culas~ "f soils f-'
s~re~ so b. I--iuivcsi aEsiuss ID SIS
.alasiss ns,.-. aed the tin" s'u.i' n'
usssssas~s on which national IA IL
~nsid b~ p~smiss-., tn max" 'sfa
loan.
The flsh, In the h"nsv .l-F' iIi'''s
. poS cmS.t So tusug- f,saiui.s 't g
s.ns,r amendment Tor zuarsn''' {
lsahk .i-I-ssits
W-pr~s~uta;.t- Glass declared thr
,nac,mvnt q. ;h- m-AsuT" iatn i'v as
IL came from the senate wuuld IL ~
calamity.
- ~sn, ,hc Liii --n; 60 'nui"s-
-u.-. he said. "b~rausr ! sta Ti.
WINGED ,ha, as the bill has hr-u '"-i'
ulrs.d hy the senate !, vuhld n"i BE-
:. workable Law u" pointed uut
several pr",iaions in III" 80 i'
amendments which h- said 'n"fl', I'd
N-. Giass attacked 'h" hlnl 9
serve requirement.. NJ amvnd"' :,
the senate.
"und~r this PRO, ision. u" I'D
oh, total r,-.ry-s Of III" bank n
,hc system. both In cash aud tn 'r'l'
h, with the reserve banks. woulh lt
less than they are u, present hoi'i1F
in cash. Win Tow months uiiN Y
the provisions Nc would have y
uruia of cNpansion. OF Wild ihil.'
lon." lie declared the sci g
,uaran,cc provisions WIS ~ "m'rr'
prc,cnsc".
There are things In this Hil
which would bring calamity to tue
country and they ought no, To he IL
lowed to become law. he d"rl'Ird u
Majority Leader Underwood clus't
dc debate. Jcclariug tha' the meat
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Christian Church.

."TNi'-s "n sunday aprf"r'ia'" &"
the season IN ID, morning III. tIiu.
isi"T ~iii preach un 'Wru.lipycis ui
j"... In the evening program
-u,iii.i The Ill" Of jrsus ia Spn.
aud STORY all lee rrnd"r.-,. s"n.la'.
,ns .f appropriate Ertirtntal -"l.''
,ion- and the old familiar .-ns-,
with sp-ria, numr-Is. The prorssm
I. "a popular one. and We invite ia,
public 4. ,nIuy 10. SUNDAY school .'
,:i5 q III. aud chEis'iln En !-sSoi
a, .:J" - M Church ir !"n East
Main stree, Randolph Cook. Pastor
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elA1EO OVER
TRUST ACTION
,c.s,,...s ss.. sss. ~


s=a=z-=z-=--z-7---7a--
I.ui,n have n.ycr ben in IL. nat;.t"
OF /, merger. The J'NCi"pu,''t :"
tn, II ltual relations has been oi
,ompIimntary character. Vr IN ~.
tension III yIth ,f lii. other : ii"il'.
ticr.
Care la always been ,ak'n ina.
nothing b. done which would 'iicft
whatever cunl ct,tiun might he CON
sid.rcd to exist.
1t u real merger We're mae ami
time given TO complete the mercer.
ron. cconoWics and additional ne"
tr.ir.s Of advantages 10 i!'r pubic
inish, he intr.dueci Whatever has
been doom already. II IS believed. VIII
he allowed 10 stand. and " is prob.
pblc that some aid,,,unal to.opIra-
tive work may be arCoT p.isn,d.
There is nc .c,.bc,k IN ting s"pira-
ton tn the material interests ct
either comr3n!. yu' on Lir ro'i'rdr'
nov that iru:c i. some nUdcrstd
ing CI NnNl tdn " hin 'thho' ~
done. greater p'ogrc.' along the
lines defined can br expected.
"rhe attorney scunral has bc.i'
very considcrn' VI IN" natcrial in'
tercats of cDmpani,s 90 Tar as COLI
sistcnt with his public duty. and THIS
! uttitu6c WIS clearly reflected iy tie
| president NC thinli tEis p:"b!enl
, has been worked out TO the best IN
| tcrest. of the public and OF the cpn'
hauies.
TO the foregoing VIE Ir"siden'
! lin sbury OF TIE american Telephoh'
and telegraph c'mpa"S added thn'
I no plan Tor the di.rosal of the con
/ uauy's noIrlnss il the N"stcr'
| Union had yet been cpnsid"r'd
You ma, rest assrred," he sh''
| that however IL IL done IL will u
| done in ai,sudlute good faith. There
will he "rmplcte separation of th'
! control =
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bap,is, Church.

rh- suLi- : at the surslay ta.tu US
s-rn"r wilt b- The Christ ur To-.
asy In uhv evening tho pa.,"r -'iii
speak .n "rh- wis. Ch.,s- of Ws.-
us.. rt~ .arias sshu.i v.li b.,
sin at - =. m The inaiss sn.~,.
infs, ! . IA. .ni ,hs Nprn- TO ''s'
,a.-,ias a, i". Si'rsisi mu.i' an ]
. s...l ,a--,ins .s expected Com"
',-, q u. Halter. Pastor
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

,ioh al ,h. eompls,. aAogali1asi0E
vi ,h. federal garrison
IAssa are 10. N@A0 iU1la8
tro-.s.s stationed Esrs und,s sS'aIasH e
of GesefAi JusS Cabrai aEa .z,s in
slsssn. IEsoi.s ar al or,II, '-S
miiss Ia III. EoE'h, ali 0f = aSui aiii
ts moved iaio aaas tsas a. s@SG ss
,h- si,s he .saras,aa aEi ~ lrr0aarS
certain that ,A.E. Bili b. IA. asns"F
of q b-olnbardassHI b. ths lsS iTsi-Tsl
.unt-.Ais saish aas. S-~. Eias ID
the GsEt-of,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
Salvation Army.

shsistusas SINNERS uiii l.. siss n
sat a.i .iisI' ,'u'-,i s, IL. eais aiia'i
sTms from 'h.,r .sii. Sis .'an'n'.r'
tiai ar--'. .n ws',H~..isN L-..m'."'
81 fi- ..rtsina. tree. With toS :
sah.iSs ~. -n ss,'ir,irS ni=r'. lot
..- Inc "hrs,nss. iir.rmt-s g. ios
all I..sr r.sildr-- ~ sh- t''S Top
,ai, ,nJ Mrs. y = 'isa.s
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VERMONT DocXED FOR RPAIRs.

Norfolk. Va. Uec 2o.-The crih-
rIcd b.,ttlc.nin Vermont arrived ~
the Norfolk navy yard at 9:ao a.
N. today IN TOW Oi naval tugs int
stood hy her at an'hcr in Hampton
Roads lag, niaht.. rhc Ncrmort. al
though badly crippi"d. IL in ne dn"-
rar. She Will be examined hy diV"r'
gard for repairs.
~. .----
printing nt every description neat
Is ami urickly\ executed at the
.'hroricie- News Job rooms. Sam pies
ana uuotu;ions on request. Use the
telephone. Trini'iad tlO. II
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El.N y. Z. Chn.eh. South.

SinslsV ssl@ai ss = ia
l.sra9hiDs 8, ~ -. ~, sa@ .,s- g.
80 i'-As-. ss.i eiii soe's'i .aris
Aiti h. a.. us.Hs. al th~ nos saia .
s@fNis- JunsJr league se'ftts- a.
/. sD |-alUs league n'.s'tiss al
.ss", Mrs ,isTnisl la"-E \ Is
i'-i iils tam
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Nn,h.ia. ''Ulary !. God lu ID. li.a,

.N.'h-ia, ''.lpry 4. .ud IL tide i,..a-
.s; hs ,hv ,hpir: z.ip. "sNsis.u.ss
SoHF Mis. Nli-us ''s'irs' yaris,Iaa-
NrrH. mIN--i Hust,",. M.e.is'a-,
'haHdl-r aud ,!lrn-. Hnd N.-ssfs
tone aHd MuiIis ~ 3" i,s M. the
suhr-'' -' ii-'"irs~ will lee "Gs',i
News ~ this service 10" 'h"ii
v III '-nd'r b,i'-S Hacks ''iH isht--;
AMI uCs'" Sabbath s-hpoI b-sins At
/, ~: w-.'nin.t"r icaErv begin. a,
. 10.
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Trinity Episcopal Church

i;ef, J, a. f.tfis. Fsst",s fssir'n
sarsssN in Nasrn,s 'isiN s"sisnpnssa
: 20 a ~. tinias Sc f..i as .
si usarnin$ Isssas i,sa-.s aad sss'
'si.s.s ~ "'c'sSs. s:,-nias service
sna s~rnsoa. a-s Services sn
sLFisiasas Say '."~ ssi-,ssii.r,
s- o. ms h'si. ,si-ata,.a. u a
~
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ChitstlaA Seisnes.

TIE CaEtsiian sFieAss soelsis Hold
f-saisE s@rsie-s rs.sf slaias taofh-
iHs -, i.s Wss, i'ifs, street, Nora
iss s.ssir- a. ~ "'siosL asi saaaaF
seso.si at > go, "Wednesday -vsains
a.-tinss =, : a'sisgk, All ate as.-
soh.r
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
Eirxt PlcsbytertRn,

Rcv. Il. y. Chandler will 'rcach .
ChJi.tinaE sermon ut I o'clock to-.
morrow. his theme heinz Fore
gicams and Realities" The special
snusi, Tor ,h. occasion Is a. follows:
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EiiSl Il. Z. Church.

rIsnk " iss-,hait. pastel rar
das ssEa-.i =, ssis q IA, s.Isena
isaxu. al sac ., M, sansias taogr'
lhs ss.sshins service at II a'siees
Es-aiss sermon by the pastor ~ :
sisi music al both s~rsis->- Ihs
saalss sShooi Christmas sssf,iss
aiti be sis-n sa "Wednesday evening
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

Inp hSIdssss IN question atssoins
s0 sr.ous fss.-y-. .s"s ssr saiae a-,
v-s. gdsvhas-ss u 10 shi~ssspei st
4bcl. So = snsr.s
Mr Nsn NiIi s.sis. sc fs.ssisH'
~ ,ls Nsss.fn 'sses sai UsH.f as'
.~,.ss st It's latter seass~aS rA"
ar .i'-r'"ss "i sh- American I'i-H
III. au E1d I-t-saaph .usaIsnN a'H
also rssisn .ars ki.sssuFs n"a s..'
,.s. the Tsv,.r'~ai arfsnz. H-r's ''s'
,---n ,a- iss ..i.t sni-s u '-ssrv'
4. ,.i-ssaMs received ana srii'-F.
b. ,,i-rh...- usssns t~ eoa'isu.ss
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Wsshgusssn. i-. - uS its MAJ
,- ..ai~isssr Sr- b'Ii .,ss.N - sns.
- ,Ls h"4sg aHsrr = usr' "s-s t..
r.ssJssF 81. eo.i"r-ss s.-i ;hs yu-~'is''
81 - srtars,1 s..- os sctn. 81 tn
scas,. atn-ssits-.ss .lsss.t i' iss
igsts ssu,a.N. -.-. , asked 'as-trs'
hs,s .".ss'ut ta sitsasrru s.i,h -. 80
ate am. .H.,.s u, ,ns srssa ~. .iii a.
spai-rsa's 'taTdpi'4 ~ ..Vssss
aud u.I'-n ~ iiiissis ..ni-n-.''
i4- h-l<- sH.uid have - Hias, cots
;-r-s gs ir- nsis sns said III. y
.ss.rsi 80 .ppsrtuBi,y =" N.'- o,'
.cns~ ~ ,bs sm.nlm-a's
Nsiari,y Leader ,,I~Tv sol vs'
gives unaHiHiF,ts s1.s.s' 4, JsA- ur
'np ai,t. bu, ''- rVsrn'a'ts- .isra'
.t ou'snpu5 1F"svl I" "sa.IS IN 'hT
ss,na'. .srns a. meats .ad ,br r.aan .
~ the fissN ss.s "f snars"s '' sa'
ls sii- ssn7's as sE,'~F's. "Ai.ins
9 ..ss '~,'.K IN 81" ,,s ir ",ii 49,
trs So. ts,l t"t' f'r'"'-
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IN the CHURCHES
Inn.ran Car,ea.
,iNlBs

sanaas ssn.0i Al . - piAihs
ss,sis.-s "a hn.hsh Ne s"s7s,-i's
saNi,. stFaHz-Es to worship si,h us
x Mailer r-nn-itI. pastor,
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ssssus 81 rass. ..sA.: 'sfs, !. ~. e. a...,,
AX~s.s., Asse,p.O. ksesssss - C.. Asess<
~ t1ss-s. A~ss sse.ssA. osssssss Asess 80
ssk N.s/<sAss. c~~ssssss0a- ge.sS tsss.
ssse, .aaf 80 Es.assAs sAS stHtsss 'e .
sass II hszs nass's 0s~ASfsf A>~AssA
1s~s<S Il 80 r.nss .Ssi sss~s ~a-ssf hss~e
Ns,ap. : - I.ge .ssssSsss 49, sSNs $50
~ q : lssssAr ts..ss ~. So suaa-~.sS ses'ss
aasss.ai ssass d - s<ssSsassas - .ss Ae@<S
sas.l s.l.ssssos ~zai - sSrass as =. . N..-P -
4.Fss - sBs 4S@t tss~sssssss'a ID ssss :"
= iss,Sss .sat - sssasss ss>~s ss5sxs sS"* slss
.ssi s.s9aasares Ftslsass rsas kisraF sa-sE~s'ssi
Hes1ss., A.s sass s.&ss es tsS sas,,a fsssts>Sst
sase.ss ~asi tsssa~ a 81 s>s+s "a tsss sss'ss 9
iNsss Mrs.-ss ss tSsascsss Isssas - Us
s,sS4s.sas sss.ss t.t.Fsssss. lSss 49, "a
s.s& ss~ t.ssssssg tss~suasess Asssssg N>ssfS
,.sss. S~sssss Nss .sss<o tSNssss ~s7h tss,ssS
sssses .4S = sa.sSsI 10 esesss s-eR~s.fsi =.
sssss s.s~s s<'sat 80 fsss sssss.t$ .'.ss ~s -
asssssIh Sa~sssss sss tsss ~ Sstf- Ns
eAssSa.ss .ss - wasssH sussss ssss.<~. u
sss.ssss trus to rAs-s ssosSA
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ChiIdr-n take uNi.,.tEb'S IoEE.
not Nj sNEi-r willingly b--.u," !;
taste. nice. There Isn't - better
remedy anywhere for children :
coughs. hoaTs-n.ss and bronchitis
Price eic. sue and Si."" ser bottle
Sold by the HGaisnau Drug Co.
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urv staaid h. s-a, 10 Sost-rvas- aasl
The hssas. iiasI up tos . Sss-,
Th- guarantee of deposits ANS nj /.
msns aas PASSED. ossr daFins ,h.
fish, ga A.. sl"sF. bs,, -b.a sh- soar
t.F.ns. sotsmi,i-- ras g-sis 4" insect.
I, -ss ssa-gaiIS a1a"rs'o-~t ,has
Representative Glass ani shs h.-ss~
scntssr.s ~ossid stand against u.
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Washin.lon. ~, g" seasg Ki--
sS. IL- sisaEIsh shaiss ssssi,s, ar'ias
anasE iastEns,iS1s fE~Hs MahEiA. 'nE-
SALLY ashisi I. ,hs stale islsFln.'A a !
,9aiaY that SgsaIsE saslrgts Ia M"Ni-
rs. ai.i-.i El,- iilsFta ssWsr. ss Tsss
UF1a-si HS s.-hrEzI NIiias 0a0 .irs~Al-
ri bis asIioa - s1hiissatins spastsh
ss0 saEGF ss shsFsiaa 'As, Ssssnisls
residents ia chihnahaa hsa si.sialra4
.l.s nrlsEAiisY laos 1hT 11sl"a sss
>,a,-sa.a, Aas aaais pa.SliS Ds A'1r
Ins s.sss,aFf M""s-
'7isssSSis sss-sN-si ~ ghs A-RasIr
rssas st stats lsE0gsh Ihs SIAsaish
sssbassY d.a4 ,aaE ss- spaIiaFtis -
M-slso hats ,sssh I>sEt IN t.aiIIis
.h-E- snd affirm ,ha, sh"i Eas- sir
Ways s,.@n-si The ssEIs,-sI s-SiiEsir
,.Y ia IL. affairs al M-sis0- TAss~
report. also slas- that ssaIHeashis
sAa, nss. B-vn s-n, osi. tfosa- ~ fas1
,na, ,s- sisasiaEss expelled bs .rn'
ss,i villa had aaas- gable a.n.sn
tFsiioa IN favor ss t1'-rs-a,iun sf
,I. IniI.d states oE have rssnsaiis-si
other acts Of gassitoaabl- -'to:'sirss
silh F-f-r.n.r 4. lssiisissi affair In
MsSiso. ste uasSana.d
fa- department sss.~s Iiis sau"
aasrs os ta,. E-G.ogss tros1 shiN :
haa:
Tie gualiseAsiSa at slSsntst
.soI-s,y IN t.saashas - s"nsirm"s
bS state i.s.sTsassst sssiSsss G-a.r
., Villa ss ssi.I Z. .i.isa ,hs' Sh. -
psi.sss ut 'h. .snia'.is saved '.si'
lives a. they -Sr- In danger Of ma ;
.a.s- By the s.oplIae-. Participation
in -oiiii.sai affair. is ais. shsrs-s
ba, thee ,~rsaas ~ho s"sii rrss'
th.ms~i,.. suii,i.>s o: participation
! .tii t,~ permitted IL r-sarn aud all
- sis.a isi.uaaI,S Tor their losses
rur'h., report. fsom -chisuahaa
|, 7aS G.n-Fsl villa denies ofi-riss ID.
i.,ra,i.n u ~osaen an.i children
rkiiaf-n Refugees rl.-s sE- sssi Is
i,- ts-- ,n Leave ., will
\ b1s-t a.srs;sb .rom ti.s' NJaiE
81 Fletcher sass che situation a.
ramp.c. Is unchanged
i Paris. nses 90 III. IhGsV ss,tni
1 ny at International ssa''t' u ns1s.
! i. q ..sn Is "a. M.sisan s.'-snHa"''
ssf,ri-., 4. m-vl sh- h"ni in'.'"s'
rs, merits iaii.as in~ ~ lS"usTs'
i.aa sG-ans.i tS.'., shT"ush "a
I,anrur pH* Paws iia.
Th- sfoa. ~ 'uml-r 81 ~ far''
l,AuIdn ard Srv N"F. hans"'s 'n'
in ciud.s : ''yrT- ~ N~s YORK
The rari. hsHk. vil, not si'snc
ru.r., than 'h.iI proportional" sls'
~ the anngui und-rsTi''"n ul tn
group.
The negotiations v"'c uunaur'
here bu, III. ani"In, Of the loan 81
,h. terms "n which II is tn "h ri
yaut.i w.g. not disclosed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
FtOERALS FLEE
FROM WEST COAST

.s--,i-.-s tree. s..- y.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-12-19
HousehoId and Mental Order.

Froebel, father of child-study," SAID
that inward clearness proceeds from
outward order" and there is truth
enough in the observation to give food
for thought to the careless, untidy
mother and father. Froebefs saying
was connected, no doubt, with his in
sistence that the child's play and work
materials in the kindergarten should
be taken out in perfect order and SO
returned at the close of the exercises,
and DIR. Montessori, the Italian educa-
zionist, whose method is working a
change in the teaching of children, re-
quires the same thing in her Houses
of Childhood" There must indeed be
| potent influence in an orderly, pune
tual, wisely administered household,
and there is no question that children
brought up in such an atmosphere DC
show clearness in their mental pro
cesses. Fortunately this is an in1iu
1 ence which is independent Of riches o.
poverty and so can be exerted by an!
/ mother.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-12-19
HOPE TO RAISE LARGE SUM
Millions of Red Cross Christmas Seals
to Be Sold for Anti-T ubercu.
Iosis Work.

Few people have any idea of the
magnitude of the Red Cross Christmas
seal campaign. This year over 10O,-
100000 seals have been printed and
distributed. If placed end-to-end
these seals would extend nearly 2,400
miles, or practically from New York
to Salt Lake City. They have been
sent to over $4,000 different agents
and will be sold and handled by an
army Of not less than 100000 volun-
teers, including men, women and chill
dren. Millions of advertising circu-
lars have been scattered throughout
the country, and SO thoroughly has
the advertising campaign been or
ganized that it is doubtful if many
people in the more populous states
of the country will not have heard OF
the Red Cross seal and its mission in
| the prevention of tuberculosis. 1t is
| hoped that at least 5Q,000,000 seals
may be sold this year. The principle
upon which the sale of seals is baset
is that every cent except what little
is needed to cover the actual cost o
printing and handling shall be spen
4 for tuberculosis work In the commu
nifty where the seals are sold.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-12-19
MINDS IN COMPLETE ACCORD
For Once, at Least, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Found Themselves in
Absolute Harmony.

1--WE are united in this movement"
said Thomas NJ. Reed, Denver physi-
ologist, apropos of fight against the
drug habit.
eyes, a single thought possesses us,
and in that respect we're like Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith.
"At a. m. of bitter cold morning
Mrs. Smith in her thin nightgown was
pacing the floor with her colic-torment,
ed babe in her arms. The babes
squawks of pain were terrible, yet they
were easily drowned by the ear-split
ting roars of young Smith, Jr., whe
tossed about his crib with tooth
ache.
"Mr. Smith, shivering in his pajamas
bent over the washstand, trying tt
prepare a cotton filing for his son ant
a mustard plaster for his babe, whel
his wife's voice, scarcely audible allow
the uproar, reached him.
John she said, If seven year
ago, / could have looked forward an
beheld this scene, do you know wha
I'd have done?'
Eyes, love- Smith answered. You
have done just what wish I'd done.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-12-19
SEEMED LIKE RUBBING IT IN
Alaernon Really Had Right to Re-
sent This Last Action of
UnfeeIng Editor.

Algernon was a "free-lance" jour
nalist, and at the moment could have
done with considerably less freedom
and more money. In fact, he was be-
ginning to realize that regular sal
airy had its advantages.
So was Algernon's wife.
A somewhat gloomy silence was
broken by the letter carriers knock,
and restraining any undignified haste,
Algernon went to the box. 1t contained
foolscap envelope, which is not the
kind that editors drop checks into.
Shades of the poets!" quoth Alger
non. "This is really more than | can
bear!"
What is it, dear?" piped his wife.
what is it? Why, sent this editor
two stories and the heartless fellow
has returned three!"