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The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05

the county in the lower house of
the Legislature. John Snoddy,
who assisted Daniel Boone in
moving his family to Boonesboro
in It's, became a Justice of the
Peace and an influential person
in the Silver Creek country.
George Boone, the founder of
.Boone'S Station and the brother
of Daniel Boone, was a Baptist
preacher, and his station for
many years the leading center of
tradein the county. 1t was some
times celled Trading Hip. WIZ
liam Hoy, who lived at the same
station, was a large landholder,
and traded in all parts of the
State. He was intimate with
Simon Kenton, and Kenton was
largely indebted to him at the
time of the death of Hoy in 1890.
Oswald Townsend, William Cra-
dlebaugh, Peter Hackett, David
Lynch and other companions of
Capt. James Estill lived until long
after the county became peacea-
bic and prosperous, and their in
innate acquaintance with the
early settlement made them val
liable witnesses in all contested
land suit in the county. John
Crooke was the trusted County
Surveyor in all those suits, and
was often called upon to survey
the creeks of the county. In one
suit he measured Muddy creek
three times from its source to its
mouth and noted every branch
that emitted into it, both on the
right and left. He was perhaps
more intimately acquainted with
the location of the old forts,
traces and links of the county
than any other man in it. The
best of the location of Boone's
Trace, Mulberry Lick, Blue Lick,
Clay's Lick, Twitty's Fort and
the stations of Estill, Boone,
Hancock, Warren, Holder, Trot-
ter, Tanner and others can be
formed from his surveys, and his
platS and maps of those localities
are almost indispensable in trac-
ing the history of the county.
Joel Proctor was an old Indian
fighter at Estilps Station, and
joined Methodist church in 1787,
while stationed at one of the forts
in the county, and for more than
fifty years labored as a local
preacher of that church. The
Providence Methodist church of
the county was first called Proc
tors Chapel, in honor of Joseph
Proctor. Nicholas Proctor, an
other Indian fighter and hunter
of the county married the widow
of Capt. James Estill, and the old
Estill Station was sold at his
house in May 1900, for the sum of
$1,000.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
Honor for Gov. McCreafy

Governor McCreary is to have
the honor of making the first pS-
litical speech in the new SIPS, 00N
courthouse at Shelbyville, when
on June 10th he will address the
Democrats of Shelby county in
the interest of his candidacy for
the nomination for United States
Senator.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
R. R. Rates Reduced

The reduction in the L. & Ms.
intraState passenger rate from
three to two and one-half cents
per mile became effective on last
Friday, May lst. The cut will
not be applied to interstate rates,
however, for same time, though
not later than July 1st.
Attorneys for the L. & N. had
no comment to make on the dis.
covery in Frankfort that the. two
and one half cent fare law is
minus the enacting clause, which
may cause doub tas to its validity
Read our advertisements and
deal with orr advnrtiSorS
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
Pekin Duck Eggs

At Madison County Poultry Show, Dec.
10-18, 1913, we won lst and End Cock, lst
and End Hen; 1st End, Bird and 4th Cock
REL Our first pen is headed by Kentucky
Choice" first cockrel, mated to six hens all
winners. Eggs $1.00 per IL.
Geo. B. DeJarnette,
Phone 463-3 Richmond, Ky. R r 4
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05

According to Franklin D.
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of
the navy, United States warships
will pass through the Panama
Canal early in July, going from
Hampton Roads to San Diego
and return.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05

President and Mrs. Wilson an
nounce the wedding of their
daughter Miss Eleanor Randolph
Wilson, to Secretary McAdoo,
will take place on Thursday May
Z. Only the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall, the cabinet and
immediate members of the two
families are to be present.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
Must Be Making Political
Hash

Having robbed the Populists of
their platform, the Progressives
of Indiana have made grab
for that of the Prohibitionists.
The Socialists had better put
theirs under lock and key. New
York World,
Save your fruit by spraying with
LIME SULPHUR. Get if alb
Perry'S Drug Store. Gift
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
Do 1t Now!

Our combination offer with the Enquirer,
ETC., set out on page of this paper expires
May 23rd. It's the greatest combination
ever offered. Get busy
You can renew in advance and thus get
this great combination. Positively no or.
ders taken after May %. DO IT NOW.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
INTERNATIONAL
SlJNA4YSOOOL
LESSON

(By e. o. SELLERS, Director of Evening
Department. The Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago.)
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05
LESSON FOR MAY 10
THE UNJUST STEWARD.

LESSON TEXT-Luke 16:1-13
GOLDEN TEXT-"He that is faithful
In a very little is faithful also in much;
and he that is unrighteous in a very little
is unrighteous also in much" Luke 1910
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

I'm sStIbe nit iiG aebradt bat. unb bic
Qler3te msIben, bnB bic 9obI ber Sn.
feftionslrnntbtitsn nit Begun Der
talttn Witttruns gan5 ipefentlih 5us
riidgesnngen isi. WisIe 3eiftsrtransy
IL iin6 tn bisfm zassn ipitbsr 5ur
,}rout siriidesiehri. unb iie bdbeu NIT
ben neusn HahihHhn bic 2inisu on
bsr Nisns unb bpr Wtrbun gang err
hebIih ptritGrtt.
glribsrsr5eits bensen mir uidt bns
ran, ,inftrs ardfte Snrn unnGthise
ansriffs Su ihrdhen. Der Gssntr
MAO Elm reihsrss Giisnbabnnsb unb
bsii,rs Wsrbinbunssn NIT feinen 5dfen
binter ii9 babsn. Oafiir Iinb uniert
riidipdrtigeu Wrrbinbunatn tabslcs
i'm Gang, iinb b1s feinblid,. 2anb III
gum srpbsn 1bsiI unfer Qisferant.
Wlif Spnnnuns blidt nud) bier olIes
nnf Yornsn, no bic Gntidxibung
ipobl aIsbnIb btDorfisbt. limb bann
a.bt "a aufs GAME. Wenn Der Be-
ainn 6ss Wcrmarffxs nod bis Wsib.
nahten bautrn follis, III man in ben
SfiiBensrdbsn nift bDie bariiber.
Dsnn bic susrif ann, primitiosn llns
terftdnbe fino i,bt 70 fpobnlid, ols g
nur irsenb aina, berseriHtei, unb b.i
msiuem lsb!en gtTud In tinem SGiis
bengrabsn 5eigte man mir btteits eis
n,n 1annen6aum. ben iih bic goms
pnanie Fir aHs GGIle seIidert bat.
limb iein anbtres s5eIt bes Sabres ere
iparien ia .uniere aroben ainbsr bd
brauben sbsnfo iebnliidiig tpie BIZ.
ileintn bobeim. als ssrdbe bas Weibs
nnd,isfsit. llnb bab 4. uns bann fiir
bic aiebessnb.n, bic iis gum Jeite ers
halten, Elm fd6n,s gsssneefhsnt ma,
den fpsrbtn, bapon finb mir fsit iibers
seuai on biefem srft.n Shnsetase bss
fdeiosnbsn sobres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
syriesenss nssSdalmeieH.

G6on felt einiser 3.it iino Stim
men b.s Utibbereniigeus unter Der
stQiirten Iaut seporbeu, tpelt. BIZ
sesenieitis Gnttdui6uHs gum glus-
orud brahten- Die ruiIii6e Offi3iOi'
preffe befaiperte ii6. Dab ibr 9dnt
bic Sauptlait bes arieses traseH miiiis
oa 5rantrsid bislans nidt i'm StaEot
sepeen iei, eiuen Sur4bru6 gu BE-
p.rtii.IIissn, Der n6tbis lei, Inn ber
aries au einem erfolereihen gnbe 81
fiibren unb Rublanb uno Jrontreif
iino .nttGuiht, bab bic britifcte Glotte
pom tpel6er man iolte Munoerbing:
.rpartete, bis jebt abiolut nifts se'
leiftet babe unb bub bic britiifgn @ers
itGrtungen in teinsr Weiie Dem Be-
nirfuib entipraden. 9tuf @runo bf'
len fnb i6ou friiber aIIerIsi Jries
ocnsplGne auisstauht, Die jsboh un-
bea6t.t bliebsn, neil ibre unausfiibr'
bartlett unpertsnnbar mar. SEPT III
Gber BON eirern neue1 15lane DE Heoe,
Der pieQeidt eangbarer mare. Dieter
sebt babin, Dab gublano unb SeutId
lamb ii6 osritanbisen. Der GintpaHb
.isgt nabe. bab 0suti6lanb inter tel.
nen umitGnbsn barau beufen tSnns,
Oeitsrreid fatcn gu lafieu. 9Dd piefe
Sdpieristeit III ni6t uHiiberpinolidl.
Gbe Der Dreibuuo uno bic Gntente
beitanbeu, ipurben Ole @ef6ide guro.
pas DON Dem Drsitaiisrbuno, beitebenc
aus Deutidlunb, Seiterrei6 anb Rub.
lanb. beitimmt. alio Der punb, Don
hsm jeBt bic Rsbe 1T, bat i6on einmol
eriitirt. Die GrunbIase silSete elm
llsbereintommen 5ipiIden 9eutfdlanb
unb Rublanb, oaB ber 8eiibitano in
europa unperdnbert bleiben miiije.
nobel baupiiddlid on Gliabraotbrin-
gen gebada fpuroe uno cine qertdnbie
guns 5ipif4en Rublanb unb Ositer.
reid betreffs SideruHs Der beiberleiti-
gen Snterefeu I'm 9altdn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
2ofal Beridt.
Inrdl Geuer sriuedt.

stuf unaliseflarte Meiic entiianS
acItern Wsorgen i'm Seller oes Sriiics
go. 1870 @eit gIber Sirube Elm 5cil.
er, bas einen gd,aben BON 500 an
ridvtetc. Ias Sans rpirb BON ben s5o
miIian 1ranf Gnner NIB sibe 5rieo-
mann beipobnt. sSrieontnnn iuiiroe ges
acu orei llbr Mlorgens oursb itnrfen
glards aus benz Shlai erlpedt Sduel
alarmirte Der Mann bic artoereil
Sausbepobncr mo feline Jnitiliens
mitgIiee6r, iotpie Die Jeileripebr. Zen
96ifmnnnidaiten selang es, ben IN
bebelltenben 9ranS. Ssr MIR ltnrs
fen Nauh ent,pifeIt bate, fdjnel
ob3nIoiden. gs1brenb Der arbeitcn
Der 5eileruebr itanben Die Gnmilien
mir Ieif,t befIeioet IN Der Wintcr-
nadt aiIf Der StroBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
Militarism in France.

nERLFN. - As result of an invest
igation oil the readers used in French
schools for children oil the age OF eight
or nine years and those OF eleven and
twelve the Allgemeine Zeitung charges
that these readers are used TO ineulcate
tie spirit OF militarism.
Before us are two readers says the
AlIgemeine Zeitnng, zone for children
of eight or nine years, the other for
those OF eleven and twelve, which are
used as foundation in the elementary
schools OF France, country which has
modified her forces against German
militarism. What do we find in them
The eight.year .olds, who are occupied in
Germany with fairy tales and simple
stories, are served In this reader with
long report, covering six pages and
twenty.eight paragraphs about tic
equipment and training OF recruit,
with the moral application printed with
spaced letters, because served four
years in the regiment ! became a fine
fellow The cliild's mind is played
upon even more directly in the reader
for children OF twelve years Of age.
Here, for example, expulsion from the
army il discussed and illustrated in
detail. with the citation Of the official
formula. An exciting picture which
represents the fight of q noncommis.
stoned officer swinging the butt end of
HIS rifle with Arabs is, according to the
text below, supposed to give occasion
to discussion Of the proper relation
between the superior officer and the
common soldier. A third picture, with
the accompanying text, is meant to
show the heroic deed Of young officer
at the defense Of Paris. Besides that.
the teacher is inspired TO make chauy-
inistic remarks In relation to various
geographical and historical subjects. For
example, the end Of the discussion Of a
picture reads. ''You must remember
that In the picture We see drunken
"Prussiansr seated at the table Of a
French house, while the owner and his
wife have TO wait on them" The father,
who has told his children OF this shame.
ful experience, admonishes his children
to remember this story, not in order to
talk about Il, but in order to aet.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
German medical profession
protests.

BERLIN. - As a result of the action
in Paris by French judges in sending
German doctors who had been taken
prisoners to jail for year or two owing
to the alleged facts of violence done
and neglect in the treatment Of the
wounded, the German medical profession
has issued strong protest, published
in the Tag. DR.. stoeter, president Of
the Medical Chamber OF Berlin. Bran
denburg, says in this connection. pro.
testing against the action OF the French
court:
Gas everywhere in Germany. so In her
medical circles. the greatest Indignation
and resentment prevail that French
judges have decided to inflict dis.
honoring and long lasting punishment
on German military doctors on the
ground OF worthless evidence, which
even Frensh lawyers have characterized
as altogether insufficient. During the
legal proceedings not only have the de.
fcndants emphntically denied the
charge. but also the witnesses who were
called. as far as their evidence was
taken, could not substantiate any OF the
charges. A Frcnch general who visited
the ambulance that was conducted by
these German doctors was forced TO
congratulate them because of the excel
lent work they bad done. The French
judges cautiously refrained from saying
what kind tho alleged plundsr in ar.
tcles and food was. Silver spoons or
similar articles Of valne could not have
been among them, for otherwise these
details would certainly have been ment.
ioned. The whole procedure was a
nost fragrant violation Of law. No
body who knows anything at all
aaout such things can be in doubt that
German sanitary officers could not be
guilty Of theft and plumber. We have
every reason to believe that our for
eign office will DO everything il can TO
Justify the German sanitary officers
whose honor and liberty have been 20
deeply wounded
Professor Dr. Bier, director Of the
Royal surgical University Clinique,
speaks as follow
'The news sounds so Incredible that
for the present ] doubt it's correctness.
Should ii prove 10 be true, against all
expectation, hone that the German
government win Immediately take the
scverest counter measures. need
hardly say that II IL altogether out OF
the question that German military
doctors could cofnnfft plunder and vio-
lsnce and neglect the wounded. can
speak from my personal knowledge
about the humane and conscientious
treatment meted out TO the French
Wounded in our military hospitals"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
glaHets.

Nus ieiner Mobming go. 212S
Satmnfer Strabe tpuroe eeiteni mits
.tclIt alitopatrcIipusen Der so Sabre
aIte Sobn 9henian benz itdotiihen
aranfenboiis eiiigeIieiert. Wiemnn
itiirSte in Der 9snd,t gum Treitdg alii
Dem @latteiS nn afte GtraBe
GiaSuft nieSer, nobel er iid einc
grrIesling an Der Siifte 5ll5os. Ter
Wsaiin bate bieier BerIesiiis OH.
fansIid, fcine gead)tlng eeid,enft imo
begnb iid nndJ Saiiie. Geitern wicr.
gen trat eine @eriHedteritng IN benz
gefinoen bes W,dnnes Elm, ioonB einc
lIeberfiibruna nndJ Dem Soipitnl
npttHpenSig mar. ipo Die sIer5fe fefts
iteatcn, ooB bic gerlesungeH sie'nlit
erniier Nntiir iin6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

GamilIe rpusbe NIT brei anbersn 5iis
Iamnsn h eiiita SiemEid) feuhten
Refer gsip,rrt, Der fof ffltin mar. bdb
ipir uns laum riibren tonnten. Wir
srbieItm Elm tu.nis Sirob, 1rint.
ipoiIer unb etpas Brob. Wtil2 fur
bic ainoer nurbe uns Deripsiseri. Das
ssgen famsn fir bic 500 Bis 800 pers
fonet bic mir iparslt, nod brei RdIc
an. bic gsipiFenbaft pertkilt ipurber
Die Br0d&sn adfe. bic auf ben sins
Sslnfn iameu, unb bic eir5tge 3ufplt
gu unisrsm BroD fir aipei 1dse bar.
itelten, ipartn 10 ipin5is bdb fid bic
meiften ibr Hr5dhen trodntten unb
als glHbtnien an bic frdn3oiiI@
WsnfhIidfeit uufboben. 4m Z. Sep
iember abeubs purben brsi perroitstt
aefisI sebradt, bic nit ialism DaTsr
dusgeifsuert lpurbsn unb In berttn
mir uns bann unitrt eriis Suppe TO-
den ionuten. Die BeiianbibeiIs bisIer
Supps fDnrsn WaHer iinb wrpb. Gie
blie6 unIer iGglifts TlobI sipsimal
am Gage, JltiId obtr gier srb;elien
mir ME. Milh gab es nur fir bic
gang iIeinsn ainber; fir mein 3ipsi.
idbria.s tonnte ih nismals einen
9rcpfsn erbalten. 9lls Dtden psrs
ibeili purbsn. tpurbsn Die ainber
ni6t mitse3dblt.
glar aIlss bi.s fdon ihlimu, &C.
mug 70 legte es Der Gommanbdnt nod
ssfIiH.nili6 barduf db, uns 81 qud-
len. 3eittpeiie srbielten mir fein9riui
lpaTer. Die @drien tpurbtn uns dbs
seIp.rrt; einsn balb<n Gag fosdr bic
glbotie. Wir baiten eeb6rt, Sob bus
amtrilaniiGe GeneraIfonIuIat fir uns
iorsrn piirb,. Wiebsrboli bsrfu4ieE
einise Der MGan.r, gsidiperbebri.fe
an ben amsritaniIden U.neroItoniill
gsfanssn 5u Iaifen. Di, Golse mar
immer bic sIeide: Die gsrfafitr Der
Briefe ipurS.n bauernb, bic Uli.
uutsrSeidusr auf AZ Stunbsn Bel
WaiIer lnb grob IN Elm finftsrts.
trisfsnb na1es 9sllerloh ohns Gtrob,
Dsd.n. SibseIes.nbeit ssiperrt; bic
8riefe Dor ibren 4ugen 3errifsn.
Die unsrirdsliftn asibsn, bic
furhibare llniererndhrung unb uns
bpsisnii6cn @srbdIiniife beeirt
flubten natiirli9 bic @sfunbbsitsbers
bdItniii. auf bas aIIerunGipitisiie. Sn
Der 3eit unIerer 4p' >fsnbsit i'm
prieittrIeminar iinbI .1s ainber unb
3ipsi Gltsre WlGnns- seftorbsn. Gin
arSt bsfudfe uns 0sfangsns aipeimol
in Der Wof,e. Gr perIdrisb MiI1.
5leiid. trGftigs aabruns unb pstbot
ben Genub Der 9robiuppen. Wis
dber ipurbs eintm aranisn irsenb sts
ssIisferi; Der 2tr5t sriIGrts, Die g,s
ionesnsn iOIltsn iid bief. ieIbit TAU.
fen - srildrts bas Wenidsn, oeHsr
bie 3umpen bonn 40rpsr binsen unb
bic burhpss Idusit barfuB berumlits
fen.
afm 10. b. R., g1admtttdas, tpur1
ben mir Jrdli.n iinb ainber In ben
3us na9 Gsnf ssbradi. @orber ioIIs
ten mir nod Elm Gdriftfiid unter-
seidnsn. ndd benz 9sbunblans uno
Berpfl.suns gut setpfItn ipdren; mi.
ipsissrtsn uns ale ausnabmslps. bas
81 tbun, uno ba man jest tpphl
Sdipisrisieiten nit bem dmeritanis
ifxn 0eneraIioniaI fiirdiete, IisB
man iins idIisbIih 70 In ben 3us -
uni.re Winn.r suriidIafienb. bic mir
auc elenb. fait ole masenlrdni, trf6l,
tst. rbsumaiiid trubien.
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Sur4brut BON beutider Seite e.
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fendrt. Ws,n marfHuu ssfoIIen lit.
ipas In Den nSGtenN NDcGsn ~ ertparten
iftht, rnb bdbard cine strabe3u uns
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Lamb sef4dfftn fporoen 1T, bann tpirb
man BON unterbanblungen, ipie iie In
ben Depefden ansebeutet iperbcn
boren.
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Seite su MAIDEN. Solde politifte
wlonDper in elmer anselesenkit, IN
ipelder IS iid nm bic ipi&tieiten Sns
tereIi,n bes 2anbes hanbtlt. tonnen
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