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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
MORE TRlUMPHS
For Riley'S Horse Nominee
The Great"

j. w. Riley's stallion, Nominee
the Great" is still winning prizes
under the care Of P. W. Ray in the
Kentucky fairs. At Stanford he won
first in the harness class for three
year. .old stations, mares and geld
ings and also first in the saddle ring,
beating some horses considered
among the best in Kentucky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
New Murray Firm.

Cook & Erwin is the at yle of anew
law firm in this city. Judge Thos. P.
Cook. Of Hopkinsville. former cir
cult Judge in this district. and Clay
Erwin, former county attorney of
this county. cor stitute the new firm.
They are both well known in the
county, and have many friends in
the district. Galloway Times.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
Food For Thought.
NUMBER FOUR.

One citizen Hpinsve goes and and drinks An
other citizen of Hopne his sdeboard to his neghbor
Where the distinction to make act
and the other act right and the other
gentleman
In dry" prisoners 100 GOO population
In wet Wisconsin prisoners Jail OOOOo pOpua
dry Maine gazd saloons for
years. prisoners jail 100000 population
In Illinois, containing Chicago licensed saloons there
are 60 persons in Jail per 10000 population.
Crime greed jealousy and these passions
exist in drys we'll as in vets.
dry Kansas deposit individual $l917S
In wet New York there deposit bank per individual $090s
dry deposit in bank individual sa7Sls
In wet California there deposit bank per individual Si9S
Let persuade you prohibition until he gives
the of just dry town that ever made great city
Our dry friends place and bothe in the This
with prohibition logic and consistent with prohibition argu
God d "Thou shalt not commit aduletry said
where time that man should not drink glass of beer
Prohibition hatred strife bitterness where and friend
ship should reign
campaign the ds being directed by but being
Is it the manly thing place battle?
1t is infinitely support plan city regulate the
traffic proposition which permits the traffic
to control the city
Is it within its banks than by
stop overflow the valley?
Any who tries prevent others from doing the things which he
himself does hypocrite.
people who talk live dry Others who talk dry known
to be
Liquor the liquor business supply demand for which
they responsible and which prohibition does not abolish
the good people of Hopknsve and Christian county will stop
drinking the liquor deaersn opknsv might be given free license and
business September
Again. if dry" friends in Hopnle and Christian will
live the they talk fifty cent the liquor dealers in Hopkn
will of business days before the first of October
Prohibition and devou them
promote temperance with club Regulation promotes
s a maker and reducer.
keVmrc che
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
DAWSON REUNION.
More Than One Hundred
Spend Pleasant Day.

Areunion was he'd at the resi-
dence Of MIS- Harriette Dawson,
near Roaring Spring on last Satur-
day, in celebration Of h rS3rd birth
day. Relatives and friends number
ing lOS were present and partook of
an elegant dinner. All spent most
pleasant day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
Notice..

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Mrs. Margaret H.
Wormald are warned TO file same
with me properly proven on or be-
fore October lst. 1914.
AUSTIN BELL,
Advertisement. Executor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29
Kentucky Boy In GERMANY

Basseet Elgin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 5. Elgin. of Madisonville, and a
grandson of Mr.. R. M. Anderson, of
this city. is at Nuremberg. Germany.
unable to get away. He is connect.
ed with Interstate Commerce Blu.
reau at Washington,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-08-29

Truest Repentance.
To DO Il no more Is the truest ~.
pentance.-LutheI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
Germans Sink 5
and Capture l
British Ship
London Admiralty Tells Of Emden's
Victory in Bay Of 5engaI-Koenigs-
berg DissbIes Pegasus in Zanzibar
Harbor Battle.

London.-The official press bureau
Issued the following statement by the
Admiralty:
The Pegasus. in Zanzibar harbor
was attacked by the Koenigsbsrg and
disabled; odt Of her crew Of 234 the
Pegasus lost twenty-five killed and
eighty wounded.
The German warship Emden, on
the China station, entered the Bay
Of Bengal on the same night and
sank five British ships. She sent
another, with its crew prisoners, TO
Calcutta. The Emden is now report
ed at Rangoon"
The British auxiliary cruiser Car
mania was in an action off the east
coast Of South America with an Ger
man armed merchant cruiser sup
posed to be the Trafalgar or the Ber-
lin. The action lasted an hour and
forty-fye minutes, when the German
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
Italy Arms
More Than
100000 Men

Ror.s.-ltzly already has more
iazn raj Z znMsoa men under zrrnE.
TIE beE, q these troops are II camps
aid barracks Z TIE Lon hardy and
Venetian provinees
TIE forty-fogrth anniversary u the
entry o. Italians into Rome was csle-
oFz.s6 with : program organized By
me Municipality The usual proces-
s.oa 70 the po.It where TIE opening
WA made IL The walls Of the city E2E
arranged
The c01tege stopped IL front o. the
British Embassy and eneered Tita
the widest enthusiasm. Thea Brit
.El flag MAS anfurled and the crowd
shouted repeatedly: Long live Eng
and. the friend Of Italy" The
demonstration is continuing.
During The demonstration lines Of
Italian troops, FIVE deep with fixed
Dzyone.s. suFrOuncsd the Austrian and
German embassies and cCnsulates.
The democratic Constitutional party
held meeting and adopted resolu-
Ions saying that the Manifestations
q democracy indicate TO the govern
ment the enthusiasm o. the people for
the time when the national asplra-
t!onE may De realized, but expressing
The opinion that the public should
leave 70 the government the determi-
nation o, ItSly'g final attitude toward
the international conflict
The resolution adds that il is hoped
that the governments decision will
lead 70 The triumph OF those sent.-
men;s Of national democracy from
which alone Europe can obtain an
epoch OF social peace.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
SAYS Kaiser Moves
100000 Men From
Prussia to France

Petrograd.- was rece.v.
ed al the War Office that eight Ger-
man army corps, numbering 800. 900
men. which had been sent east 70 re-
PEI the Russian attack in East Prus-
Eis and 70 strengthen the Austrian
forces in Galicia, have been with
drawn and are being rushed TO the
western scene Of operations in France.
London.-The movement 0: eight
German Amy corps from East Prus-
sia 10 the theatre OF war il France
il taken 10 mean that the Kaiser in
tends 70 aim a final terrific blow al
the Allies in an effort TO crush the
opposition in France
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
WAR NEWS TOLD
IN TABLOID FORM

The French official statement saio
that mass attacks Of the Germans
had been repuIsed and that the Al
lies had made gains on their left
and centre.
The German General Staff announced
that the French had intrenched
themselves and that attacks on the
positions were "sIow in results"
M. MaIvy, the French Minister of the
Interior, announced at Bordeaux
that the famous cathedral at
Rheims had been destroyed by
German shells, and other ancient
buildings badly damaged.
Correspondents covering the scene of
the recent battle along the Marine
reported a great wake of dead.
The Russian army has driven the
Austrians across the River San and
begun attacks upon Przemysl and
Jaroslaw. 1t has defeated the Ger
mans at sandonnir, on the Vistula,
and threatens to encircIe the Aus
TRANS east of craecow.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
BIG ARMIES
BATTLING ON
Resert Frvn Frsr; Declares
Germans Mssiera Wing
Forces Back
Carnage in Early Fighting
Curtis Rsrklessness

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
LIVES ~ MIDST OF DEATH
French o=S-er Writes O. SEXES Ale-s
Battle Lire

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Ing without stopping AID EleSpiog 80
little that this morning fell asleep II
a. automobile and bursting SHELLS II
TIE .osd hardly caused ne 70 blink
HI ssnd-lsde1 eyeiidE
We are holding or owl. but a.
what cost. AL The horizon is il
sanes: al the villages within e miles
are burning and the night SKY seems
glittsri1g with sparks.
The noise is such that one ceases
20 perceive IL We live II Tie midst Q,
death ! owe NY life TO Z miracle. the
circumstances Of which an al loss
70 explain even low. Two big shells
fell OF and wrecked TIE house where
! vas talking 70 General - about
the German wounded ! had come 70
fetch ~ the first explosion. which
crushed the roof. ! advised the Gen
eral 70 take shelter behind the wall.
Hardly had ! left him when the
second shell exploded il the very spot
where ! had been standing The whole
house burst into flames. Captain A.
-. 70 whom ! had been speaking,
fell forward dead, and Colonel B.
-, who vas entering the drawing
room, also was instantly killed.
= got out Of the debris through a
window. Upon the threshold Of the
house were General --. Colonel T.
and Lieutenant Y. all
grievously wounded Ny name has
been mentioned n the army orders"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25

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Two things stand OF Is Jews arGd
lie general uncertainty. One i ia.
-he French Government hzs :Es-ad
DEGREES By which young nen Of less
thao twenr? years, Legally ineligible
to- military Ee-Tiee. are 70 De admit
TED Is volunteers. Tie other & thai
Maubeuge has fallen into German
banda
The first indicates that France has
Il last determined 70 PM torth her
full fighting strength. Properly car
red ou;, his new decree means
thai France win have Z; lszs. 7.990.-
900 men 70 face the invaders, for the
sunno1ing o. youths below twenty
VIII add enough 70 the fighting ranks
10 bring the total up 10 more than
one-s.xth q the entire population
Tie second item. that relating =
Maubeuge, means that Germany now
has free and uninterrupted line Of
retreat into Southern Belgium AID
Luxemburg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
Russians Bombard
Two Great Forts
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
TsENcsEs rLLE7 @r7- WATER

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
EEELis REPORTS SUCCESS
~ BATTLE WITH The ALLIES

Berssn. Va Ametefoam.-Tne follow
ing Official stzfenoea; wa issaec.
'Esceekg Il meeting our offensive
sga.1st he Allied British and French
forces. We are making progress a.
several points. Heavy rains for few
days compelled the German troops 70
Withhold their attacks. but We are nog
uoring forward, with the enemy max
iIg a. energetic defense.
The reinforcements sent 70 The
fTOn; haze given : good account d
themse.rss and have strengthened
our lines b. replacing the soldiers
who were almost exhausted BY the
terrific strain under which they have
heen fighting for days"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
NEW ARMY FOR
VON KLUCK
100000 Men Are Pushed
Belgium to Support the
German Wing

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
ALLIES RESUME THE OFFENSIVE.

LOEcOn.-A yso.en. attack b. the
main bOdy Of the German right. under
Gen. Yon Klnck. drove the Allies hack
over the Aisne Just below scissors
ard for q while Il seemed Is though
the Ksiser's men, heartsned By food
and FeinforceInentg, both o. which
they needed badly, would succeed ia
piercing me Anglo.French line and
putting the Allies On the defensive.
Fresh troops were hurried 10 the
Allies weak point, however, and. re-
suniing the offensive, they drove the
Germans back over the river and a.
nigDfsall the position u conflicting
forces below Scissors was the same
az before the bloody days work began.
On the Allisg' extreme left the Ger
mans gave way On the Oige near Eoy-
on, according 70 an Official statement
from Paris, and around Rheims the
armies o. General Won Einem and
Grand Duke Albrecht have been fore
ed back, but not until q fierce German
bOnDardment had get the city On fire
and mad severely damaged the historic
cathedral.
In the ArzonHe district and below
Verdun, where the army Of Crown
Prince Wilhelm IL at bay, there was
no change Of any consequence. In the
VOgges there have been skirmieheg,
but no important engagements.
From Berlin II IL announced that
the situation on the western front
generally Is unchanged. The Anglo
French forces have been compelled to
assume the defensive along the whole
line. A decisive assault on the line
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
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cA BATTLE -aAE

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
PARIS POPULATION sHRINKs
Number Of Residents Less BY IS Per
Cent. OF Normal.

Paris.-Ofhcial figures on the census
Of Paris, within the city walls, shows
that there are in the capital S62,454
fewer families than there were in
1911. The number of households now
in the city is T61.200 Consequently a
third of the resident families have left.
Numerically as to inhabitants, the
population shows reduction of 1925.
5O7, as compared to 1911. This is equal
TO IS per cent of the population in
normal times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
STILL SHELL TERMoNDE.
Germans Also Said To Have Taken Ur
Various Fortified Positions
In Belgium.

London.-A dispatch TO the Central
News from Client says the Germans
continue the bombardment OF Ter
monde. presumably with the object Of
preventing q further Belgian sortie
from Antwerp. There have been vari.
Gus skirmishes in and near the vii.
lagos surrounding the Antwerp posi-
lions.
3. The Germans have entrenched them
selves between Hofstade, is miles east
of Client and Sempst The fort Of
Waelhelm on several occasions bonn
barded these positions.
The Germans have also taken up
fortified positions al Gembloux and be-
tween Wavre and Louvain.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25

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FrE-s1-es : EEoke Q: rz-zlYE1s, =.
= falling t-cks he- e.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-09-25
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Latest Doings in Various Parts
Of the State.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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