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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01
Die aonItitutionaliitsu in 9ampicO
ieusrn auf Ten fubaniih.n Dam
pier .2lntilla",
gr tonnte aber unter benz Shub oes
f}eusrs metiianiidsr 4anonsn.
bOote am 5od au!sgen.
Or. Rpau. Elm arnsriiansr, iol in Der
Staof Rssito als Gbion sr=
idoheu tpsroen.

Wa biBgiDn, .. g., 30. 2lpri!
Sas Don Der Stabt Weriio auseesau'
gene Gsriiht, bab Die SafenitaoiWanr
saniap am Stilsn S5ean bon sinsE
amsriianifden 8ri.ssihiff bsfdoH.r
tporoen isi, purbs am 0pnnsritag IN
Wsibeu Sauie fir untgabr srtldrt
Die Ratfragsn babsn erasbsn, bag in
Wlan5aHillo Elm Sdabenf.usr, pabr,
i6einli6 in syolee BON granoitiftuHg.
bsbsutenoeH S6aoen angsridtst babe.
bic glmeritansr absr ni6ts bamIt 3u
tbun batisH.
auf bic be5iieIife 9lufrass battI
Ibmirdl Soparo, Der aommanosur
Der 5lotte i'm Stillsn SasaR, gsant.
tuortsi, oab oas sSsusr in Wansani!lo
ausssbrodeH lei, ebs Elm amsritani-
ffes ariessidiff in Dem SaieH anss-
tommeH ipar. Der glbmiral it.at.
aud in 4brsbe. baB amsritonii9e
Marinstrupp.n in Salina Gru5 g,s
laHb.t poroen isien.
4omiral Soparo meloete aud, baB
Si. Rsgisrunsstrupp.n uno bic aons
iiitutiOHdliiisn ipnobl Inn Man3.!lcn
dls um 4eapuleo tGmpfsn. 9lu6 BE-
ridtet CT, bab bic Radritt BON Der
0srmittstung ieit.us 2lraeniinisns,
graiili,us unb gbilss bei ben bsiIeren
flafsn Der Werifaner siiniiigs Mufr
Habms gsfunbsn ba6en. 0i. 9oiItafi
tourb. burd bic 2inisH Der 93eaisl
runsstruppen an bic aonitiiutionaliz
fen ssfdidt, bic iie meter bef0rbertsn.
0tueral Suniton man
tirt lett in 0era grna.
@era Gru2 80 elpril. griga.
bsaenstal fSrsosrid Tuniton. Der Som.
H,anbeur Der fiinftsn griudbs. bat am
ScHneritaa bi. 9spdhuRg Der Staoi
Wsra Cruz uno Der llmlebuHd iiber-
HommeH uno bic WarinstruppsH limb
aui ibrs Sdifie auriidqstsbrt. 3ds
Grisasreht IN nod in 9rafi. bic iidos
iifae geripaltuna 6efin9st iih aber in
ben 6Gnoen bss amsritanii6er Gipils
aouperneurs Robert Z. aerr. Der a6er
eiHs game gnaabl meritaniifsr ge.
emts anaeftellt bat. Die Sta0t tpirb
auf Grnno Der meritaHiifsn 9eieB.
peripdItst.
Rafo,m am Woraen bic bieien
omeritaniihen Sruppen unb 9laus
laden burd bic StrnB,n mdrihirt
paren. nnhm bic Staot i5isbsr ibr nor,
r;alss. etipns idIdfriass 9sben uuf.
9lm glbeno a6er ipurbe ss Ie6baft Die
pr,Isn gnfes unb Rsitaurants iiillten
iid. ss purben 9tnnsrsGeisIidaftsn
i'm Treien abaebnltsn. Wluiit ert0rte
iine es rpuroe aud an sirissE pIdben
osianSt.
Die glusffiffuna Der dmeritdniifen
9tupptn 6eaann am friibm MOraen.
Sie puroen an ben Oods uno in ben
Gii.nbabnh0ien upfaeiitllt unb Dor Der
O,itidgsitunoe bntttn idmmtli6e3 3rups
pen ihre Guariiert in Der Stabt unb
In ben 9orItGbien bssoeen.
9lIs bi. perifisbenen Rsaimenier
nit Wnfit unb flisasnosn Habnsn in
tis SauptiirdBen Der eiabt sins
ffpsntten. ui6ientu BE gtntpohner
ouf ben gaIionsn ihr.r 5dufer ober
lsmsn aud .auf sas Itoitcit -harauly
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01
@inceut 2Iitor per9stras
tbet

Staatsturg, R.g., 80. 9tpriI.
Die 9ermd6lung BON 9incent 2litor.
Sobn bes reritOrbenen Sobu Sacob
Iftor, nit 5rduI. Selen Dinsmpre
!6untinston, fanO am 9onneritag in
6opslano Souie, bem 2auOiiB oes
@atsrs Der graut, Robert 9. 6urts
inston, in 9egenipart DON 400 Gditsn
itatt. ginrent sIitOr tit % unO ietDe
Satin 20 Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01

Nus benz Deuti6en Reid
Gerlin. 30. 2lpriI. Sm 2lbac.
croneteHbauIe tam aeleaentlih Der ge
rotfunasn bes aultussGtats iensl
iuttIum befannte inb ols isGIIduno
gsbranomartts &niier6rief aur Spra.
de. pslhen Der aaiier Wilbelm an
Die aus oem 6aufe 5ob.Hsoasru itam'
mCnoe oerpitttpete QdRbardfin Qnno
ppE oeiien asihrieben tabeH ioqte
a!s Oieie i'm Sabre 1901 aum Satbo'
liaismus iibertrdt. 3iesmal polemi'
ii,ts Der Gentrumsz4bqeorbnete porit
il eH,rQiider Weiie GsQen bic Brett,
tretimg bss taiierliden 5anoidreis
bens. ipel6.s iih i'm Rdnlab bes tiira.
Id OeritOrbsnsu iFiirI5iIGofs Or. Dor
Nrpp in grsslau bcfdH6 unb bieisn
pcn Der 4orefatin nit Der Weiiunl
i6eJGebsn porosH par. IS i'm Salt
iclHes Qbls6sHs an ben adiler auriit,
2uaebsn.
Die Qusilbrunaan b:s glba.orbns'
Ten QipieItsn oariu. oaB Die sSniinua.
tion, FiiritbiihOf Or, opn &ppp babe
ben Brief Der Ganoardiin mad Rom
'i;b.rmittelt oosr oot] iGiden lafcu
uno babe Das Sdrsi6sn, beiien Qes
fdlitter eSnbaIt 10 unsnblih piel
Staub dufsspir6slt bat. 0nbsrsu gi,
ihSfen uno foaar GsHtramsabasorbnes
ten 0eseiat, ais abioIut uHtpabr 5uriid-
asuieieu tp.rosH mug Riemanb nil.
ouh nur ettpas 2lutsntiihes.
Sultusminiitsr 5rott au SDIs srhOt
iidl icfort unb bsitdtiqts bic friibsrsr
9lusfiibrungen in Der nRorooeutiden
9lIlasmeinen", BEN offiaiOien Aeaie.
rrnasblati. Gr .rtldrts, er babe ben
9rief perf0nlit 1sIeisu uno Tonne
t1rum als tompetsnte psrfon psrs
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abitatte
Be It @irgtnieu.
Die GrubeHtotaar0p6e IN

Be it 9irgtuien.
gccles. 0, @u., 30 2(pril. glQe
9rlinun3. bar duh nur nod elmer Der
l72 U}dnuer, Die iih in Der @ruoe
y{o, . Der yien Riper GoQierieS @pm
paHp 6efanoen. ais oicIe AM 8ienitag
gG6mittaa Ourdl cine GrpipTon I6la-
9enoer Wetter 3erIi0rt purbe, an Ges
ben lei, purpe am 2lbeno pan ben Res
Qlerunas= uno Staats STperteH alifaez
qeben. Bis um neun ll6r 9l6enos
paran fiinIaia 5Obte in Der Uine auf.
oeiuHoeu tporoen unb aqe Qei6sn pers
| DEN bis gum WIorQeu hercusaebracht
nproeN iein. Sine Shmieoe, Die iid
ne6en Der Gru6eReiufabrt befinoet, iIt
tempordr in cine Sootentommcr un-
qepanoelt poroen. Die meiiten Der
Seihen iinD tart perbra.nt uHo iAeis
nen our6 bic Grploiion cine qtobe
Strete nett ueIaleuDert pproeH au
iein. I2un QIaU6t. oaR teine peite=
ren 2etheu in Der HdAe oes Shd4tes
ae1uRoeH peroen llno oaB bic onoeren
unter Sautt unO 5riimmeru pergras
btr liegen.
Gine ariinolide 0ur6IuaunQ Der
gline piro Dur6 ods iortpGbrenoe
6elabfaQen ppn 9eitein etc. erihDert
urc an cilliaen Steqen itebt audi bo5
gSoiisr orei TuB tief IS peroen 10
I1neI als m0qli1 9umpen inftanyt,
I'M bos DaiIer bsrauspumpen au t0n=
nen.
Der SpbIentrteg.
Sen Der, Gpl,, 80. glpriI. - U2it
bengunoestruppsn am 9laBe berrI6te
beute Rube i'm GOIora0per Streifges
bet. Die W2ili3 Sruppen tperben
10 i6nsu abgelDit, ais Die 8unbess
truppen antommen uno es beiBt, oaB
bic Streiter ouseinanDergeben. Die
9unoes Sruppsr patroutQiren 5re-
mont Gpunt1 unb limb oua in Ddlz
ienburq etugetrOffeu. Scfpeit babet
bic Streiter feline Daffen abgeliefert
uno beabfidtigen ous audi ui1t 81
tbun. S5obr 2aipioH, gtitgIieo Der
9cntrdlbeb0rpe Der 9(rbettersl sllnion,
Iugt, oub bic 9ersleute iia nt6t segeu
bic 9unbestruppen itellen peroeu. sic
bGttsn iich auh gegeu Die WtiIi5 nt6t
9eiteQt, bdtten bieIe nidlt bic Wltnens
tpdfter in ibrs Reiben uufgenommeu.
Srinibao, Sol, 30. 9lpriI. -
!5ier lit nab 3ebntGqigem &f bic
Rube eingete6rt, ieitoem 300 Waanu
9unoes Sruppen inter Maior Sels
broot iiir Sronuno fDrgen Wie GeBs
terer mittbeilt, iino llnterbanOluuaeH
Sur Gntlpaffnuuq Der 9ergIeute i'm
Ganqe. Die Minenpddter peroen lire
Waffen bebaIten, bob miiiIen tie ibre
5bdtiqteit duf 9eI9iiBung Der Berg
perte beItrGRten. 2tuBerboIb oer
9erqperte oiirfeu iie i6re 8affen Hidt
gebrauhen,
Moboneps @bithten.
Rem gott, 80. 2tpril. - gei
Der beutigeu @ernebmung Oes Dt.
@rsqprg 8orite6er ber SrrIinnigenz
&linit, ilber ben 3ultdno 1tdboneps,
Der bas 2lttentat duf 9lu1or WsitheI
mudte unb itdtt oehen BEN Sprporas
tions Qlnpal Bolt perlpunoete, iugte
Der Qlr5t aus. baB Wabonep mob 5pei
Q(nbere auBer benz WIaAor UlitfeI
tooten poIIte. Wd1one1 mahte tbm
oos GjeitdubniB, baB er gorneaie um.
brtnqen nollte Wer Der 9ritte ipdr,
benz er ans QebeH poqte, odriiber
perfpei9erte Uiabonsn jeopsbe Qlus.
tunft. glda gtniiht Ns glr3iss iis
Rubouss Riat snrs4nunGsfaais.
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QSetterberibt.

Sir Obio unb oas peItlid,
re .uiplpanien: Sd0nss Wetier am
Jrsitds; am Sdmiiug tbeilfpeiie trii-
bes, fpdrmeres Wsttsr. gloro0itlidc
bis 0itliGs Winbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01

GeeIcs, 70. @a., befinoen.
Dis BARN am 9ienitag cine Grplo,
iion i6Iagsroer Nettsr itottfarO,
@ieoer 2tle5 ru6ig i'm &o4lenOiitr,it
BON Colorado.
Die Streitsr geben pieoer na4 Souis,
liefern aber lire 0affer Hi6t db.
Die gun0estrupper Serren Der Sts
tuation.
Die an Der 2(rbeit bsfiuoIiaen aoh.
lengrdbsr erbalten ater fortpd4.
reno 0rob6riefe
N}idael Mabpne9, Der periufts. heU
Wtapor WlitdsQ BON 4ep gOrt gu
ermorOen,
0atte Die 2lbii6t nod orej anoere
Wtanner, Darunler 2lnoren Gar
ne9ie, 81 tDotsn.
GunDesienatpr Poiuoerter Derlanqt,
oaB cer &on5reB Dem Or. 9yre-
Oerit GoOt ieinen Gant fir Die
Gntoetung oss NorDpoIs
abItatte.
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9fnfra( 3unIlOn
Jmbrt jptt bas 8nmman6p
in Nera Srit5
Sie Wiarinetruppem ani bic
Sdiife ;uriidsetebrt.
Sc
Saerta nimmt ben @afieEitill.
itnnb an.
ells qntiport ouf bic Dafieniills
isanbspori6ldge Der iiibamsritanis
iden Rspubliten
Sriift absr Gen. GarrdnSa 0or6ereis
iunssn fir bic aampagne gsgsH
SaIiillO.
Die iaon in ndditer Mode bssillnen
, sSur bic gelagerung BON 5ampito iols
len 1900 Ulann mobi!iiirt
iperoen.
Cie Raariht BON Der geIdisbuug Dor
Wansanillo uHpabr.
Die 9onItitutionaliiten in 9ampico
ieuern auf hsn iubaniithsn Dam.
pier .Qntila",
gr ionnte absr untsr benz Shub oes
sSsusts mstiianiIdsr aanonsn.
boote ON 9od auIsgen.
--SStS
Or. RpaH. elm Qmrilaner, ioa in Der
Staof Wsrito als GpiOn sr=
idOfeH lperoen.
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Seine c9ofullng me6r
Gud nnr einru Der f72 Berg
leute AM Hcbcr su finOen.

Sie lid In Der @rnbs DO. > Der
9ieiu Hieocr Goileries 50. bel
GeeIcs, 70. 0a., befinoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01

GOl. gtoOIe0slt nit isiHer GtpsbitiOu
in RanuOs, graiiIien. angstomm.n.
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.lus!ano. o.SeIegrapb
jim preu6ildjen taA0laO
Sab Der befamnte Staiierbrief
uOdmals AnlaR Sn sinsr
i1arien Sebatte.
Ter Staatsiefretdr bes 9leukeren
BON JasOw.


Giebt Qustunft iibsr bic auspdrtise
poiitit OeutfdlaH0s.
.->x>-
Sin 2ot6ringsr in Meb unter Dem
8srba9t Der Spionage Osrbaftet.
Cine aus iie6en perionen tsItebenpc
5amilie
Sn Ssi1en BON Rdu6srH ermorbet.
Gillian ROrOicu, bic, felt iie i'm De.
5ember S6iff6rut geIittcn,
trant mar,
2isgt in gataoia. Saba, i'm Sterbsn.
>e>--
Wdbrsuo ibr 9atts, George D. gouua
BON RsD gort, in Genr1 auf
ibre 2lutunft par!st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-01

Dis BARN am 9ienftag cine GTplos
iipn i6Iagsroer Detter itottfano,
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@ieoer 2tles rubig i'm Ro6lenOiitr1it
BON Colorado.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
Seven Keys to Paldpate.

Seven Keys to Baldpate, George Nj.
Cohan's ga!loping farce, based OIL Earle
Deer Biggers' novel, which will be seen
at the Ben Ali Theatre, Lexington, is
Cohan at his best. He has constructed
something entirely different in stage Of
ferings-a farce with tense dramatic mo-
ments and without horse play. In fact,
the audience is the one on which the
Joke is played. Cohan has achieved
new height in his career with one of his
peculiar gifts, drawing characters so true
TO life that they have a chance at I'M
mortality, and this through the medium
of farce Until Cohan brought his genius
and stagecraft to bear, shudderingly
m elodramatic situations have never been
able to work in harmony with gales of
laughter. But that is what Seven
Keys to Baldpate" exemplifies. The
plot of the play is SO clever that to tell
it in detail would detract from the en-
joyment of Witnessing it. The main
body of the play within the play is in
two acts. A prologue precedes it and
an epilogue succeeds the concrete play
itself.
Seven Keys to Baldpate is one of the
greatest successes of the stage today. 1t
played to over year at the Gaiety The
atre, New York and for six months at
the Conan Grand Opera House, Chicago.
The original cast and production will be
seen in Lexington. Included in the COM
pany are Lee Sterett, William Gibson,
Spencer Charters, Walter d. Green,
Frank Monroe, J. Hooker Bright, Ethel
Intripodi, Christine Mayo, Rita Harlrn,
Jean Shelby, Laura Bennett, Fannie
Mackay and others.
Orders for seats, accompanied by re-
mittance, will receive prompt and cour-
teous attention from Manager Charles
Scott, care OF The Ben Ali. Lexington.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
STOP BUYING EXPENSIVE
COUGH REMEDIES.
Make The Best At Home.

Money spent for the old style, ready
made, cough syrups in bottles holding
only to "a ounces is very largely wasted,
because most of them are composed prin-
cipally of sugar and water. Yet you
have 10 pay the same price as if il was
all medicine. Stop wasting this money.
You can make better cough medicine
at home at one-fifth the cost. Merely go
to Henry L.. Perry's Drug Store and ask
for ounces (50c WORTHY of Schiffman's
ConceI trated Expectorant. Mix this
with one pint Of granulated sugar and
one half pint of boiling water, which
makes full pint DC ounces). This new,
simple, pleasant remedy is guaranteed
TO relieve the worst cough or cold. Also
excellent for Bronchial Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Group, hoarseness and whooping
cough One bottle VIII make enough
home made cough medicine to probably
bly, last the whole family the entire
winter. Children like it, it is so pleas
ant to lake and it positively contains
no chloroform. opium, morphine or
other narcotics as-do most cough nix
lures. Keep it on hand in case of emer-
gency and stop each cough before it gets
firm hold. The above druggist has
been authorized to return the money 10
every single case where it does not give
perfect satisfaction or is not found the
best remedy ever used. Absolutely nc
risk is run in buying this remedy und 81
this positive guarantee.-Adv.
Dec. to Jan. 9.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
Saturday, The 10Th Day of
December. 1914.

on the pre- misses, at 10 o'clock a. M,
sell to the highest and best bidder at
public auction. The following described
tract of land:
certain tract of land on the waters
of the Kentucky River in Madison coun-
ty, kentucky, near Baldwin, KY, and
being the same land inherited by Letha
Davis from the Masters estate, contain
ing 40 81 acres, and fronting on the
Whitlock and Kentucky River pike, md
bounded by the lands of @. L. Baldwin,
T. G. Perkins, j. H. Jones, and running
back to Jackson'S Branch.
TERMS-The land will be sold on six
and twelve months time, the purchaser
being required to execute two sale bonds
for equal amounts, payable to the Com
missioner bearing per cent interest
from day of sale until paid, with ap
proved security, with lien retained to
secure the payment of purchase money.
H. G. RICE, NJ. G. NJ. G. c.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09

need, and a great kindness came to
her. Perhaps we could come to
terms
81 have 81 that have saved, and
think can spare so cents each week.
I only make So" she added, apologet-
ically.
"Six dollars!" the woman gasped,
as the enormity of the girls project
came to her. "You may have it at
your own terms" she said impulsively.
"Ohi" For moment the girl held
it to her breast, then she handed the
money without regret to the woman.
In the days that followed the woman
became very fond of the girl, for she
came often to gaze with awe upon the
silver caddy of quaint design, and in
the short visits the woman learned
to know what a difference an ideal
can make in a life. In watching the
girls love for the thing that kept her
poorer than she need have been the
woman found her own life broadening.
On Christmas eve young man per-
sistently tried to buy the caddy. until
the woman finally told him the story
and then asked for the name of the
girl, who seemed so great a marvel
that he wanted his mother to see and
help her.
The same evening, after the young
man had left, the girl made her final
payment, and with wild Joy throb-
bling in her heart carried the tea
caddy home, and with it a beautiful
bunch of holly, festive touch from
the woman.
She had pinched hard to save the
so cents each week, but her reward
was great, and worth the happiness
the ideal had always given her.
It was again Christmas eve, and a
dainty woman, wrapped in soft fur
coat, opened the door of the little
shop, and with extended hand came to
the woman. Merry Chriemas!" she
exclaimed. Don't you remember me?"
In the deep, winsome eyes there was
something familiar, and suddenly the
woman threw her arms about the girl,
and peering over her head espied the
man.
I'VE have Just been married." he ex-
planned my mother found her for
me, and we wanted to come to thank
you for what you have DONE"
81 have missed your example So"
The woman held her very close, laugh
ing softly through her tears, for they
were suddenly all so happy, and it
was Christmas, for outside faraway
bells were ringing.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09

leys.' Last summer was so crippled
with sciatic rheumatism could not walk
without crutches. l spent over $500,
but received no help. | had tried nearly
everything, but was finally persuaded to
try Rheuma. By the time l had taken
three bottles the rheumatism had entire
ly left me. Since then l have sent Rheu-
ma to every friend whom | knew had
rheumatism. Two have already told me
it has cured them. Will answer all let
ters sent to my home address, 265 Day
ton avenue, Saint Paul, MINI. Guy
Torley.
Rheuma will do just as much in your
case.3 1t drives out all uric acid poison,
brings swollen joints down to normal.
reduces the pain. and restores the whole
system without the least injury TO The
heart. If it fails your druggist will re-
turn your money;-Adv. Dec. 20.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
Beleian Relief Fund.

The meeting of the Woman's Club
and friends took place at the First Chris
tian church Monday afternoon, Nov 80
DR.. Telford opened the meeting with a
beautiful prayer for those in distress
through the European war, and the
meeting resulted as follows:
That boxes for the collection of relief
funds be placed in the banks and stores
for one month, to be called in the final
week in January.
Further, through DR.. Telford's sug-
gestion, which met with general APP
proval, it was agreed to hold mass
meeting and service for children and
parents one Sunday afternoon during.
this month. to be called the Children's
Self-Denial Service.
Representatives were. chosen from the
different churches, who met at Mrs.
Voken's home, Woodland Ave, on Mon
day at 2:30 p. m. to arrange details in
regard to this matter.
In the meantime the parents of Rich
mond are asked to set aside half the
money that they intend to spend on their
children during Christmas time, and at
this service the children themselves will
be asked TO give the money for the des-
titute Belgians 1t is undoubtedly an
excellent idea for creating unselfishness
and sympathy in the young hearts that
have so much to be thankful for.
Mrs James Bennett very kindly offer
ed and promised to give 81 "a month for
six months towards the fund and Mrs.
Rhodes Shackeiford and Miss Gibson, of
the Normal School, followed her gener-
Gus example
The Citizens National Bank has open
ed an account known as the Belgian Re
lief Fund and will be glad to report
further donations.
Mrs. Gilbey Vokins,
Mrs. Grant e. Lilly, 7 int Secs
Mr.. John W.Crooke,
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures
diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism, and all Irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women.
Regulates bladder troubles in children.
If not sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt of S1.0O. One small
bottle is two months treatment, and
seldom fails TO perfect a cure. Send for
testimonials from this and other states.
DR.. E. w. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st.
Lous, Mo. Sold by druggists.
Sep. O-'14-1Nr
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
Best For Kidneys--Says Doctor

DIR. J. T. R. Neal, Greenville, S. c.,
says that in his 80 years experience he
has found no preparation for the kidneys
equal to Foley Kidney Pills. Pain in
back and hips is an indication of kidney
trouble-a warning to build up the weak
ened kidneys, making them vigorous,
Kidding your blood of acids and poisons.
Foley Kidney Pills will help any case of
kidney and bladder trouble not beyond
the reach of medicine In SOC and ST. 90
sizes, For sale by all dealers every
where-Adv. Dec
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09

the trial of Caleb Eads, which resulted
IN the last legal hanging in the county oil
Madison
An account is given of child's party
given on the anniversary of Mamie Hunt
and Jerry Powell, children OF Hon. g. S.
Powell, which was held Saturday after
noon, Nov. "a, in the spacious parlors OF
Squire Powell, on Broadway. A list of
the guests were given, many of whom
are now married.
The Irvine people wanted sidewalks
or stills. They don't seem to care which.
Irvine is now one of the best paved cit
les in the mountains
G.. G.. Wallace, contesting candidate
for sheriff at the time, commenced TAX
ing depositions.
Hon. A. r. Burnam and G. d. Che
nault were in Irvine on SATURDAY. of that
week taking dispositions in the county
bond suit.
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment of the Madison County Tobacco
Fair by the enterprising firm of J. b
Walker & Bro, which fair was held in
the interest of the tobacco growers of
Madison and Garrard.
p. P. Ballard received telegram from
ex-Gov. Francis, announcing the death
of his father, aged rs.
The Hayes Fork Baptist church dedi-
Gated its new house of worship on Sun
day, Nov. IS The pastor was Ii. l..
McMurray.
Mr.. A. G. Reid. OF Red Honse, and
Miss Smiria Reeves eloped and were
married at Jellico.
Landman, the optician, was visiting
Richmond.
Dave Tevis was in Paris Saturday on
''le-gal' business.
c. F. Higgins, of Cincinnati, was in
the city.
Miss Fannie Watts, of Fayette, was
the guest of Mrs. Edgar Turley.
Mrs. Elmer Dedtherage had returned
from a pleasant visit to her mother in
Lexington.
PERSONAL.
Miss Mollie Fife entertained her friends
Mrs. Glass and Misses Lucy Scott and
Clara Crockett, of Lexington, the week
before.
Miss Esther Burnam gave Chrysan-
themum Tea in honor of Miss Lucy Lo-
gan. of Shelbyville, and Miss Evelyn
Price, of Harrodsburg. Covers were laid
for 10 guests.
G. G. Cornelius. the polite and accom-
modating clerk at the Glyndon. who has
| been spending his vacation in the noun
tains, has returned
Window Glass.
Get your window glass at the Madison
Drug Co.'S, First and Main. 6-4t'