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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
PRESIDENT AIDS
FOUR LABOR men
Commutes Sentences OF Four A.
Legged Dynamiter COnsplratOrs
Convicted at Indianapolis.
NO GLtMfNCY FOR OTHERS
Remainder OF Lsborites Must Serve
Their Full Terms--No Hope Held
Ovt That Their Cases VIII Re
ceive Considerable.

Washington, June 25.--Pr-sldent
Wilson commuted the sentences of
Michael j. Hannah. Frank K Painter,
Fred J. Mooney and William Shdpe,
four ui TO-, lylsuitsrs convicted al
ludl. laH.'r iI ,OuCeCtiuu with the
outIa yes committed BY the Iut5rua-
uUhal Association " Bridge aud Strlc-
tUral Iron Workers The president
decided that the sentences Of these
four men, who are now serving time,
shall expire At once.
The PRECEDENT held out that sentence
should be- carried cut Immediately %
John ii. Barry and Paul ]. Hyrl 5, but
decision as " executive ClemsBcg ia
the cases u these men Is 70 be re-
served TOR consideration on receipt OF
separate petitions.
Denies Cismeuey for Others.
Applications for clemenCy made in
behalf Of the e other convicted men
were denied and they must serve their
terms.
These are the man u whom Pres
ident Wilson refused % grant Gle
mency or ~ hold out any hope tor
further consideration OF their case:
Frank NJ Ryan, Eugene A Clancy,
Michael j. Young Jack Bright, alias
J. c Munsey, Peter J. Smith, Henry
Lesleightnsr, Ernest c. Basey. VIII
lar II Reddin, Edwin Smythe, George
Anderson, Frank J Higgins Michael
J. Cunnsne. Philip 4. Cooley, Frank c.
Webb. Murray l. PsHneli, Charles N
bauI. Jchn 7 Butler and " Bert
BTcEB.
HANNAH. a Scranton. ISs., man. vas
serving D sentence :. three years
Painter, Who halls from Omaha,
sentence OF two years; Shupe, Chi
cage man, a sentence OF year and
day, and Mooney, who comes from
Duluth, year and a day.
Barry and Morris, both OF St. Louis,
were sentenced respectively 20 terms
Of four and three years when con-
victed
Men and Their Sentences.
Frank NJ Ryan, president OF the
structural workers, must serve term
Of seven years. The sentences Of the
other men aud the cities from whence
they come are as follows:
Webb. New YORK. six years. Butler,
buffalo, sA years. CLANCY. S4a Fran
cisco. elk years. Young, Boston; SIX
years Cooley, New Orleans; six
years. Baum, Minneapolis; three
years Basey Indianapolis; three
years. MuUsey, Salt Lake City; six
years. Smith, Cleveland; four years-
PenneH. Springfield, Ill; three years.
Brown Kansas City No: three years.
Smythe Peoria, Ill three years. An
dersoh. Cleveland, three years. Hig-
gins, Boston, Two years CunuaDe,
Philadelphia three years. Reddin.
Milwaukee. three years.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
FALLS WHEN 10000 FEET UP
Aviator GrSss 1Sv0 rset IN Flight
Over sIsyiS RE, ada
Mountains.

Lone Pi2s. Cal. June 25---Aylator
Slas ClristoneISou aAd nls uAa~N~eer,
L. Carl Wallen. Who vas riding as a
passenger, narrowly escaped ie1Jh al
al altitude Of 10000 feet ever tie ST
ezra Neyadas. Tie aeTopiaue became
yuruiy and fell sideways. II dropped
| 500 feet before Christoffsrsou got
control The night Was preliminary u
all aceGpt ChrstoEersop vail make
10 fiy over Mount Whitney, more than
l4C0g Feet tlsh II successful the
fight will establish a lev American
altitude record
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION
Tobacco Mems Association Conclude
Their Annusl Meet.


Louisville, ky.-Uuanimous In sp
probation Of The entertainment pre-
yidsd tor them and the optnion that
the holding OF their fourteenth annual
convention Louisville ia bound to re-
suit in much benefit ~ tue organize.
ton and to the trade at large The mem.
beis OF the Tobacco Mems association
Of the United States. VINO were IN ses.
sion here. The meetings were con.
cluded at Lexington. The principal
business az Lexington vas the cleo
ton Of officers and number Ot en-.
teItainmeuts irClrdiug visits 20 rev.
eral Of the famous stock farms Of the
neighborhCcd As the guests Of the
Louisville convention ana Publicity
League, the delegates enjoyed ban.
uuet az Magnolia Garden winch they
pronounced the final touch ~ the hat
ter Of hospitality and good fellowship.
X W. BTONu n. managing director OF the
convention and publicity league. PIE
he ME mleis OK the association Gu
their efforts 10 establish aud maintain
Ligh standard: It education and bust
ness conduct ana ,unsratulatiug them
IN the wisdom with which they elected
to hold their business sessions and
have their enjoyment in Louis rille and
selecting LCEia s;On "a ~ IDEAL resJI:
for rest and recupeTation from their
ldboTs
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
THE PROTOCOL is SIGNED

Hia-lr. Falls. On..--Terms tor com
posing nl' international differences be-
tween u, United states ana Mexico
have I."H concluded The coalitions
under which diplomatic relations viii
be- resumed We're embodied In pIo
focal which Was signed by the 5mbas
saiyr from Brazil the ministers Ut
chile and Argentina aud the American
and Ug,r't delegates The character
ut tan settlement Is not expected 10
aruu.y opposition from the consJ'tu
uuuaus,. who wiz participate ia I
and to ed large degree would mold The
5dIu.tLiouJ ut all iutrruai d!sputes
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
WORST STORM
IN HISTORY
SHORTER RIPS PATH THOUGH
WISCONSIN,, LEAVING "Afif
pF-p EHp HEAVY DAMAGE
More Than score Of Persons Were
Killed end p, Least Seventy.
five injured

/ " estoru Newspaper Union News Service
Milwaukee, Wis.--More than a score
IF persons were killed and at least
10 were injured when what is said to
have been the worst storm In the his
/ tory of Wisconsin swept over the en-.
tire state
Tho properly loss ia estimated at
s1-0ooo1. This docs rot include the
damage TO crops which is expected to
reach into the thousands.
Tho most serious single storm cas-.
WIu was 30 Emmett In North Central
. Nt.a,u-.U t-a mites from Moslnee,
".,.. U.a persons were killed ana 70
injured ..u probably fatally. The
c.,.oa. struck a barn IN a..l 4 wed.
DIM dance 'us iu pro=,ess U.!g TIE
. tuu. and groom e.clUed unhu'.
At Ng-ugo tb. damage is asti.ratei
B a' 2j9.opo There ceres OF barns end
! farm ,."". v.r. destroyed lu nut
.,w, .YHn'' J.rr g,raan. were E.lled
/ inI .. asylum fur a., Insane vas
w...,t o.. Inmates. t.'.,,r ere
Rescued %. ...u g aud Guard.
So % la 10 one person vas Eillei
/ D., I.Hnna nd slUVyU worth Ut prop
/ erg a,a destroyed There 10 persons
/ ,r. Injured one person was klIled
81 i'.uug. .Nrr, were injured aud the
property b.. .iIl reach S25.00p
THE E., men employed by Mas Vic
. tor lL..ru at chicago. at her summer
lomr thrl.. assisted Ia clearing az
| me d-hri# Hrj caring Tor the injured
. NJ "5.r.r'r one person Wds KILLED
-ut ruH.. rIuusly iuiurrd There the
/ loss Is -sumated Al S25 900. Jud Al
Jp4r.t tH, 1gm1.u ~til exceed soc,y'n
= sparta woman was killed. "a
, Touah the loss was $4,000; at Wau
, kesEa $4,000 at Berlin. $4,000 ant
at MsuItoToc, $1,000 At Berlin boy
vas killed
At Lacrosse the storm caused dam
and estimated At $4,000 This in
. cludes the destruction By lightning
| ami fire II " r Smiths Indian rehc
| COLLECTION. the luest private collection
| in the country There was i loss Of
/ $50 40 Minnesota City across the
/ turr Here the property loss was
[ yl5uuut one person was killed anG
/ three Injured
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Corn Er. com is quoted ~ FOL
laws Va , Whit, ,Ila TTsC. No 8
White .r.,u;,ioc No. ! wnitl 40, {
Tsl... DO. " yellow 14C75C. No s gel,
10. a mo. W i yellow ia sc
No . mixed ..I,4e. No. 2 mixed - a
,., .. missed ,Uu re mixed cal
;au,1r. .o.iie ear I6GlSc, yellow cal
.E4.g,
H.. -. timothy $40. -rtLddTd
........r .... No . si,vy. .r. = -Im
..., .. 80. clover $l55v, No
,I-..r ..Is.l Slg 50, No. J. clover So SO.
.,. . ,.-.a -ll.5g.
r....r n White l"I.G4s.. sJsui
-, ..n..s A. t4.r.r. .o } whit. Al n
-. .r,i- ANAL, No
,,.... a..olf. ~, u.,.-u .yp
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
THREE PARTIES
ENTER RACE
REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS ANn
eRoeREssiVes AsE NOW ~
TnE FIELD.
WILL ROTATE BY DISTRICTS
Candidates For Some OFFICES Draw
Lots For the Best Positions
on the Ballots.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Frankfort, Ky.-Entries for tho pri.
mary, August 1, have closed Three
parties will participate and there sill
&c nominated by the Democrat, Re.
publicans and Progrcssives to bc "o,Ci
on at the election next Noycmbcr, one
United States senator 10 sery- nom
the November election dsy until March
4, 1915, one United States senator 10
begin siX.year term March 1 1919.
one judge of the court OF appeals, mira
appellate district, and eleven congress.
men. The names of candidates On the
psrty ballots fer senator will rotate
by listI!ItE. The trst name alphabeti.
ydlly vii head the list IN the First dis.
tiicr, tho other names following Ia ~
phahetlCal order on the ballots iu
tur Second district, the ramr an'cn
heHded the list ia the t1rat district
Wit a. to ~" hpttum tn1 the urN' ia
order will lead. So they will alternate
throughout the eleven congress luEal
districts Candidates Tor the other ut
noes will draw lots for the positions
Vi their names on the talluts The
Candidates aie.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
HuERTgs HOPES owtNoLIEe

IL t.sa. Texas husyta's iWibdlins
l-t.- tldt he yGu.a check the gstSi
advance and retire a. Provisions!
Presto ga. -. McN.co IA peaceful man
lcg have .aJlrlec Ea.atscas. an in
l,rsa. ly OF Central Mexico, Tell
,u,u t.e hands O. the Constitutional.
1879, according u announcement %
Gen Villas officials here Two u
Niua's generals we're wounded aud
Que is reported 10 have been KILLED
Tho Coust.uutionAhsts were hssyy
losers. says an official dispatch
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
SACK TIE ONE PRICE MEASURE
Pharmaceutical Association Urge Rep
resentatives to Support Bill.

Lexington, Ky-The principal &C
ton Of interest of the Kentucky Phar
maleuticai association was the ell.
dvrsemert OF the Stevens price protec
tiou tIll ryw pending in congress aud
tue passage Of resolution asking the
Kentucky senators and congressman
~ vote tgr the measure, coupled with
che edmonton that il the request was
lot complied with the druggists might
"Iorse- hem
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
HEAVY HAiLsTosm REPORTED

Hsnd arson, ky.--Steriss Il danasS
from the terrible hailstorn continue
TO pour into the city. In some place
the hail fell 10 depth VI three inch
es ami remained on the ground unu!
the middle OF the forenoon, especially
IN shaded places. Farmers gathered
the nail in buckets and brought IL "
the city to exhibit The hail VAS OF
unusual sixs. sspsesially IL the bot
toms North OF the city. Some farmers
report haiistonss as big a. walnats-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
WILL ABOLISH TIPS BY LAW
Senator Works introduces Bill i1 Sen
ate &c End Evil-FineS Are
VERY heavy.

Washington juno 2J.-Tips OF any
kind 70 employees On railroad trains,
steamships and other interstate com
merce lines are abolished by a bill in
uoduced in the senate b. senator
Works OF California, Tho one who
tips, the one who accepts il, and the
firms which permit the practise ara
made equally responsible. punishment
being iine from $40 10 $1,000 or from
one 20 twelve months Imprisonment.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
SUES FOR LIFE INSURANCE

Bowling Gresn, Kg.-Mrs. Matte
Loving Poynter THURSDAY ale1 su,l
in the Wgrreat circuit court asa;Lst
the Citizens National Life Insurance
Co., Of Anchorage, Ky. for $1,000 the
amount OF a policy. which she claims
her husband, Frank T, Poyuter, lad
carried from September Is, 1906. Until
MS death on April ~, lsl4 She says
there was . lean " $500 "a tue policy
aud asks for { per cent interest since
May ~, ls'a
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
Labor man Is Kuled.

Chicago, June 25---George Ham
mon, business agent Ior the E1CSya-
tors union, vas shot and instantly
killed while riding IN his automobile
on the Southwest side. His asssuanJ,
who vas IL a buggy ana hAi eyideutly
been waiting fer Harmon to pass, es-
capped
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
AEs SEEKING APPROPRIATION

Hickman, ky-An appropriation
viii he asked OF the Mississippi riyer
commission tor the Reeltoot levee
which extends below Hickman 70 Tip
touNile. Tenn. and protects an area
OF several hundred square miles. Con
gresham Alben " Barley, of this
district. has volunteered his services
in helping secure as large an allot,
ueUt as possible for this work
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
Democrats.

For SENATOR LONG TFPND
Governor. James + McCreay, torw-r
Governor 9 " keckham, VI Frank
fort. Consi essinsn. A - STANLEY IT llen.
detsvn
ron SENATOR ,SnUkT TERM
eeratuI ! y camden, Ot Versailles
turmvI CONGRESSMAN Btyij II Smu ~
H"dgehNili7 zen benhstt IT. Louus- 81
Louisville. commander " CEe Uritsd Con
iGl=tziG veterans.
FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST District-Consrsssrrsn AIysn W.
taikiey, Of PaduCah. State SendtUL Rob-
ct II. scott, Paducah; }. W. Williams
fecCrI District-Circuit Judge j ".
Henson. Henderson. u Kincneloc.
MSdSOnville
Third Distriet-Congressman R !
Thomas, Central City; Superintendent J
V Chapman, Franklin City schools
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. S"agar
Sherley, Louisville.
Seventh District-Congresssm
Campbell Cantrill, Georgetown. former
State Senator Claude NJ. Thomas Pans
Helm Stanford.
Ninth District-Cong ressmau "
Fields; olive Hill; J.: p; Han ;ps West
5. Haley. Grayson J. Roe Young MAYS
vine
Tru,h District--County Chaimor +
Eleventh pistrlct-Nat Is. Sewr!i.
Republicans,
SENATOR (LONG TERM
\ Wilson, Louisvlile 4 +; F:nsr'
IyFlhSton, Lott Mclaughlin, M"diso"
vile .,,.,,,o ,,,,,o,, .,,,r,,
SENAIok iSftokl iEtNb
W Marsall Bullitt. Louisvnle.
FoR Congress-
-
Fhst SulCl-fuWlh rare h"t q"
oeConu t'stilNt-A''lh II '''iA n. 'CE
kinsyille
Ihiiu Lhsul't-J fIahh LAY" ''.'.
soy ,,.,,t, "a .r.,.. r.,.
f"urth bislil,t " Hhtl'h'L b7l
liai dlnshus u T. l!"StoL Lett nn~l'
LIhusTS MOI lsoH' Nesh NM
tnth Disuict-iioN without Louis He
SKIN plstflcl-
seventh blstil''-L' h'ls'o"t 'e''s5
Eighth D,stri,t-Jarnss = su,T.sa.
harrodsG1g
g, Nihth lhsti't-h Glenn l1elahH ''''s
hiii
ithth bisi''''- jon" VI LahsIs'r l'sv
vale ,..-.-... ,.,-,
f!-Eshth lnstLl,t-Cdlsb, tHNeis tet.
noufNtAe, ? eosWo'th AlddissUv1v.
s-our,&siv.s.
,u,>,,rop 49,, ,rrp-,
SEN Aibf' 'AI'NN bHf-''
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
rhree Die in Dollar Guest.

East ST Louis, III, June 25.--JOhl
" Finders, a contractor. and Cyrus
Giles and Lev Harold, employed by
hin, we're sspbyx;sted by ssweE sos
while attempting ~ reCoTer 81 post
holo digger which fon iato III s1caya'
ton.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
MORE MoHEI FOR uHiVERs,Tf

Frankfort, Ky.-Goy McCreary has
gwen assent 10 the acceptance ty the
State university ot $4,000 tIom the
federal government undsr the Lew a--
~ use il IN agricultural extensive
work The executive act is essential
when tie general ASSEMBLY is E>t 10
SESSION
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
BRIDGE MEN ARE APPOINTED.

Frankfort, Ky.--k {. Terrell. state
road commissioner. appointed Dan V.
Terrell. OF Bedford. highway engineer.
AT 31l5 4 month; Marion Ross. Of Lex
lng ton, assistant engineer, NJ Sll6 II
month, ii. Williams ot Lexington,
craftsmen and blue print. SIS a month.
aid " J Carroll. OF Lexington ss
sIstant bridge engineer at al6O =
month
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
KENTUCKY BREViTiES

Sutibyyillv. ky-A final settlement
Tith the Fails city Construction c..
the general contractor on the new
courthouse. was effected by the terms
OF which the company accepts Sl4,
70l54 ia full payment OF the balance
due ii ch the compile tioh OF the work
Winchester, Ky.--HolmGn Rice,
TtiiEruWu farmer and cattle trader
Of Bath county, vas almost Instantly
killed IN an automobile accident on
the Lexington pike, about one mile
from this city His neck was broken
ami he 'iyed oalJ 4 few minutes.
Trenton, ky-Ihe farmers OF this
section ale busy harvesting the big
gsst and best wheat crop In many
years TIE wheat crop oI the Treaton
district represents thousands II dol
lars annually.
Hickman. The trst cotton blos
SONS Iot This rear were reported az
blooming On June IL These bios
sons we're found on one OF 5 L
Douds plantations, few miles 6slo"
town.
Shelbyyille, ~ The Shelby County
Cow Testing association has cCmpist
ed It's nrst years work, ana has made
detailed report OI the results al =
q So. T,T ~ .
Louisville ky-GoV McCrsary sign
ed the commission VI NJ. Camden al
United States senator from Kentucky
70 til the vacancy caused by the re
cent death of Senator Bradley.
FrauRfort, ky.-T K. Beck, for sey
erai years mail clerk running between
Frankfort aud Beattyyills, has been
appointed postorice Inspector, with
, headquarters in Frankfort
Msyheld, Ky-The first Official aSl
sr Judss. r L Smith when be tool
his ssat ..as iadts OF the Graves cir
cut court was 10 appoint Judge L b
!, Anderson as master commissioner
= rue' appointment Followed the resis
hNS5u u re Robbins as mastel
commissioner - t.
FISnkfort. ky,-The Gresnyills Goa
Co. secured the. contract 70 furnish
coal for the EddyTills psnitsntisrJ
from the state board OF prison sommis
sioness. The contract calls for abosi
1900 tons run VI mine coal 81 tl.e1,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
ARE AGAIN WRITING INSURANCE

Carlisle, ky--Nsarly ali Of the 10
suraGCs agents OF Carlisle VINO write
hrs aud tornado insurance, have been
notified by their companies 10 again
begin writing insurance, aud tie
ageIciss have resumed their Tork,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Eriedr1cheshaIen. Germany June rs,
The bodies OF ten men were recov'
ered from Lake Constance and at least
rs more are missing. believed 70 have
been drown in a sudden sroxm which
epaPnqSsr this ragtQp ---J
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
SENATOR skAptsS"s LAsr a!sT

Lancaster ~ A cannon which is
4 gift from the late Senator " o.
Bradley. has arrived Ia Lancaster. and
will bs mounted aIi placed ia the
park II is a lzpounIsr, ana was
shipped from the United states arsenal
at Rock Island, Ill.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
THE BLUEGRASS SEED CROP

Winchester, ky.--Thomas ". Brock
mas nnlshed the gathering or his grass
seed crop and the yield will be 10 81
cess oI 10000 bushels. The crop hAs
been sold IJr August delivery al 90
cents.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
Warrant Against Ty Goth.

Detroit Mich, yuuo CIV. L. Car
penteT, tho butcher whom Ty Cobb
chased around witt an automatic ro-
viewer swoEe oat a UeyTalt IN police
court charging Ty With disturbing the
peace
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
PLAN FOR Local OPTION VOTE
Elections To Be Held In Several
Counties.

Georgetown, Ky.-Following the
close OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union meeting here it was an
nounced that the body had decided to
ask for local option elections in the
five counties Of Fayette. Scott, Clark,
Bourbon and Montgomery, September
IS. At the same meeting officers were
elected.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
WARNING issusp 70 FARMERS

Louisville, Ky.---Dr. Edwin Callde
meier, county live stock inspector
has ISSUED warning 10 farmers 10
be CAREFUL or the feed given i've stock
IL was discovered that spinal menin'
gltis had KILLED two horses belonging
to Joseph Finn farmer living al
Hikes Point. uu the Iaylorsvills
read, the animals dying ia harness
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03
KILLED az PASSENGER TRAIN

CloreTport Ky Chester Brown
% wears old. Of Lewisport Ky, was
struck ~ passenger train No, lac on
the Henderson route near here. He
died lew hours later
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Kaiser Offers Yacht Race Cup.
san Francisco. June 25.-rhe Ger
man emperor viii give a cup 10 tho
winner OF tho sonderkiasse yacht 'raca
sc<Aofe }aciep exposttaoa. =
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

FISrkfort. Ky.-The Greenyills Coal
Co. secured the. contract 10 furnish
coal for the EddyYills penitsntisry
IRON the state board Of prison eommis
sionsss The contract calls for about
1900 tons run VI mine coal 81 sl.eI.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Hickman. X The irst cotton bl0s
SONS IoI tLis rear we're reported al
blooming On June IL These bios
sons we're found on one OF 5 L
Dolds plantations. few miles GsloN
town.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Trenton, ky-Ihe farmers Of this
section ale busy harvesting the big
gsst and best wheat crop In many
years Tue wheat crop oT the Treaton
district represents thousands u dol
lars annually.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Shelbyyille, ~ The Shelby County
Gov Testing association has compist
ed It's nrst years work, ana has made
1 detailed report oG the results al =
meeting " the dairymsn or tLs county
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

FrauBfort, ky.-T K. Beck, for sey
erai years mail clerk running between
Frankfort snd Beattyyills, has beer
appointed postot1ce Inspector, with
Headquarters in Frankfort.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Brown Kansas City. No; three years.
Smythe Peoria, Ill three years. An
dersoh. Cleveland, three years. Hig-
gins, Boston, Two years CunuaDe,
Philadelphia. three years. Reddin,
Milwaukee. three years.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-03

Louisville ky.-GoV McCrsary siEn
ed the commission of J NJ. Camden al
United states senator from Kentucky
70 TIL the vacancy caused by the re
cent death 81 Senator Bradley.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-19

-
daughter, taken from the Orlando
Reporter-Star. The DR.. Spearman
alluded to is a brother of Miss Eoline
spearman of Sharon, Pa, who visited
Miss Janet Weathers last winter:
9In the recent letter from Miss
Dorothea Mann, received at Bishop
stead after five weeks journey, she.
mentioned the visit of Mr.. Conger, a
representative of the Associated
Press, to their Red Cross hospital at
Gleiwitz, Germany, where she is sta
toned, with the eleven other nurses
and three physicians who form one OF
the twelve units sent out on the
American Red Cross ship last Sep
TENDER Miss Mann was welcoming
the opportunity which Mr.. Conger's
call gave to entrust her letter to him
for safe mailing elsewhere, as she
cannot send letters at will, nor write
of what is transpiring. She writes
the wounded soldiers are very brave
and that it is a JOY to help them. The
mention which Mr.. Conger sent to a
New York paper of the work under
the two American units in Germany
states that the American surgeons
and nurses have stood the test SO well
that the German medical authorities
have the greatest confidence in their
skill and devotion. The unit at G1ei-
WITT under command of DR.. Charles
II. Saunders, of Washington, already
has taken over in addition to the
emergency hospital in the city thea
ter, a private hospital in the accom-
modations for over a hundred pa
tents. If the request of the German
] Red Cross for three additional Am
erican surgeons is granted they are
to be given entire charge of the large
city hospital, with two hundred beds.
DIR. John F. Spearman, of Baltimore,
assigned to this unit, has been called
upon frequently to operate in other
hospitals, particularly in cases re-
quiring delicate head operations, his
speciality"
The friends of Mrs, Lewis of Ken
drick, the death of whose husband oc-
CURED in May of this year, will re-
greet to hear that the little one born to
her on the 4th of this month, did not
live, but they will be glad to learn,
however that Mrs. Lewis herself is
progressing splendidly, and hopes to
be about again in few days.
Beyond the fight of time,
Beyond this vale of death,
There surely is some blessed CLINE
/ Where life is not breath
Nor life's affections transient fire
/ Whose sparks fly upward to ex-
pre-"