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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-26
THINKS HOUSE WILL KILL II
Underwood Believes Woman Suffrage
10 Certain Of Defeat.

Underwood Believes Woman Suffrage
q Certain Of Defeat.
Washington, Dec. 26.-Democratic
Leader Underwood predicted that
when the proposed constitutional
amendment for woman suffrage reach.
ed q vote In the house 1t would be
defeated probably by q twosthirds
vote.
.I shall vote against it and SO will
most of the Democrats in the house,"
said Mr. Underwood. "The party, by
caucus action, has gone on record
holding that woman suffrage, like pro-
hibition, is state issue and not a ma
tional question. It is question for
the states themselves to act upon and
not for congress. .
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he II
senior partner Of the frm OF F. J.. Chen
ey Z Co., doing business in the City Of
Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and
isa rP T or tas saeR Of and G
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December
A. d. 1886.
(Se6D A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarra Cure Is taken internal
" and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
tor testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
uon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
S;armen, SS1tfet % @apen.


= @roomaIct Salt % SuopI
blanbet iammen, ian1t rent Sono
ifnIoc Sailen / Sommertioen altio
bare aogang iii.
Der er mango "aamle, gooe
&aartegn; men nnar Srolfcn begun.
Der at holbe auncert bortc | "Stor.
iIlta", fam man prre trpg ON, at oct
er %aar.
- SoIo Sie nlco oen llngbeit, iom
gier Snnearbci0e Tor ieritc Gang
iuoarl @egpnoer Sen at "hpnge so.
rebet", ian or oet iiffert Se9u poa, at
oen err oo~erarbeioct.
- &enierc ifl1loe abioIlt life ioo
N~nIeoning iii at hriffc Splepono Ell.
Ter @anb, iom iiper no ira Ell @ieb.
leIopnge eIIer Ell Stalb. : % rlnbt
Seniebuiet ifltIbe ma aItio hare oct
rent og tort, OF folot, rent Tono
ifuIoe Spniene belle Siocn bare Nl0.
gang til.
- 9lt boIbe SONS al fIere 9tacer
lamtioigt, betaler Zig life for 6ar.
mere / 4Iminbeli9beo. Gn, heiit 10
Nacer er nof. Set ginloer at prIpc
Ben Race, man Iifer beOit, og forbc-
ore SIoffen bpert N(ar.
- Sffe en- itor 8arbell, men eli
goo en-, pleaiei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

9lcn Lar os life giere bette RED mco
6rnocrue | Stlsoet az lpnae Village
lduae. Der iutet gamer; men Lao oS
al oeres @rcmpel isle oS oreone nj at
aicre oct, pi Tan ior Dem % oeree ret
frroiae Sae. Vdb % odnne en- Sors
emma al Noniic Slcsuigerc / Hmeriid,
Der mar fra 6ap I'll 0dp, III Stette
FOR pore @rsore / Siemldnoet | oereS
Stamp MOB Neu p%reiiiiie Acsieriu9 Tor
Sri6eo % Ret. for oereS Nrore5
Sproe % Sorb. CAB os lrtte Siord'
act laa ldpt, iod ale fan oTre meo,
25e, SOC encr en- Solar dnrlig. Selo
% Gents piIoe atpe ell RET betpocIl9
Save I'll Sem oerbiemme. nnar duc alt
meo. Spi!teu 8lroe biIhe bet lie
prrc beroper ar iumleS meo en- ltsrre
Sfnre ira sc hiemligc 99ne % lilfte
Cro ON nlt. oi bar tlcnot on eliet
ncrhiemme. "a bore oct ldmme gtadl
GA Soneialo runnt om!ring. % ldnlee
ON iaa ooo % rOcI en gag. en
zoo. Ser bar aolet % ls'tet bent Der
biemme. mod oqind trruc able og lefte
os. Ga bpilicu @Irbe for Dem, ON DC
Ino. hi bar meo bent ri tunoe oeo
itsrrc % minore Rsber % Setter 'elo
tnries / Dor egen Nump tor port
zproe oe Dor Rationol'iets @eodrelle
beropsr. oa ri hnoe gisre oeres gag
mere be,ienot for Sen tore Seroen, oelS
peh b;sie Reoer oq bels oeo ar 'tnoe
Wruh. Ser funoe tribe I'll De tore
plone ON hereS gag. gRnn 'lenoer
bsrnner nm Der Nciier". Sogters
iorbi Der err en- Sci tpiic Aner'tanere'
Ser blrier / 9ur FOR ham. Vrslerne
pil 10 pare banoc irommc % oanneoe
Nennciter. Iaa / al sab en- Tel az
Sem piloe ounuoe iis, ON oereS 6Gro
bIeu a~Imincclia fienot. Vi er DC enc
lie, Ser ubcn Snrc ian ii9e Sdnobcoen.
% ri or nrrmeit til at gisre oet.
vi er rel MI for urr peo 1sbe apriI
iii at uoget fan oroncs til ben Eto.
Wer Sdgen huuoe oreites ! DC blcrl'ge
areoie % / 9Inoene. ioa Der nj ben
29oe Stunt pa ser iioitc Stptie al
Slespios Sor0 bIeu iaaet, tunoe idnls
les Ncprricntanier. Der iunoe trGiie
lnnbaune Qitaler, al 6orcuingen Fan
prre fulot orgauiieret III H%drsodgen
Tor Trcos1utnigen / NoOember, IA ben
large. Israeligc Stamp isrit ret be-
qpuOte gno os prspe, ON 81 lie Der
/ Eit .an odunc ZEN fsrite arcb5.
G6r. a. Beoerieu Brett.
Sem 6noer, Conn.
eens "Iecorab. Goicu" III STRst % Zen.
ner bet Qdmle Qdno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
gpen al. i Ct ubepootet giebli,


Nen al. / CT u~bepoatet giebIi. -
life ira bans Sioc men andres -
Tom 9ip bort Ell NpeIo. Set pdr eneod
uioer ct raicnbc llpeir mco Sthrtrcqn
% itrrt SIGit. Sporoau ait ser tiI2
bIeo Barnet aieniuuoci2 Raor? 6por?
0porIeneS2 or. "a. on bette %
mere annet ,unbe iea aItio oipe CplnS.
ming. Men lea unber heller 2ricren
ieIo Den ltore @Iroe at nnoe Set 10.
Nddr ina CT aiort, nil Su aanite ii.tert
life au8re q het. Set ioriitrcr ica.
Slist CT iorueielta % beIiie 2rsnin9
for llrnoormer.
@o8en uheier 90 SiSer. or oberrnnas
DC ocIIfrcecr. rem odrm % ABEL, Spros
oct iGrhcIeS LEI % ipruNIcnNe. Van
Nct ontrc. h,Ierte Cm1dQ or oeSuocu ei
@iueoc al mango Verioncr i Here Sars
Der. Sen d%nbciuler ij9 ieIu til ale.
Saa oS Irs.
SeiuS % hans Gcrf / rcIiaiouSbiitoriit
SpS Al Fafor aarI @olN. Snmmc
6orIna &ris SIR. 100. Striitei
~bebnnolcr ire Siup. Sciu C~pltanScIs
le. Sciu SuoitifteIic al Sodbcu %
SnoitlftcIien AZ Ndoperoeu.
On Gel nS~erIiaQaacnoc ariti,crc IL
Ger ucmIig: "SciuS CT life ~cpitauNcu.
6au bar lie inoitiltet noaen 2adb.
NoouerNeu life heller. Sorfdttcren
otier icrlt irem Sc %nabeu. hpormce
&c mooerne ooINiomt betirmper oiSic
Sro%cslnnobeecr. "a Set or iadmer
me8ct intereSiont StrommcI. Aterr
melt iorueiella CT set AZ npcrbepiies
ON, hoorliNet oercS iormcntIiee Scrrc.
Spno oR Bile oucr. &c cr inmmerIia
rllitnc ia e9cutIig i%oruoeu baaoe Ga %
o..
&na sem enc Sioc bill NOT 2Gierer
faniie inloce meo onb @eorspeIie. Soor'
FOR? 30. ioroi iaa mauae ipiIoer bort
lin Eio. arnit % 9rrbom meo at nm
| berarnoe Nriitcnoommens @rumooolo.
Som ON NiSie l'uIhe haze fhnoct ell be
hre Nlippe euo BEN iom laat CT? Nei'
pan Ben nnocn She piI o9iaa zen
triitne 2rier meQct QIroeS / fin Sirl
% pine frd'tlg ltortcf | Stpel Hdd
Nrelier5 SUB. Shi ale Storme %
Ingrcb iii Srooa "@uoS fate
@rntbooIo itaar bo9 % bar bette SceI,
&errer iienoer line. Set iinI birIpe
ben troenoe StriNSmnno iii at hinge
meo %iornnet @tob % SeicrS Stprie:
"NorirroeS ci on lille &ob
lfieut Nienoeitareus Yarm % Haob
ira ale Sioer 9lolbe.
- @uo putter 0iGmper eno pna SorN
iom 6erreu9 SoIt % 6errcus Orb
ital mduoeIig i%oripore".
Som andre npperIipe Sfriiter, ON
"Sibsipsr9smaoI t%riiteIio belnit". al
inmme Sorinttcr CT Set iaore e%nifeliG
at oaiaa Bette her innr mango Sriere.
Ser iorticner tor uobrehelic.
6piIteniombeIit al oisie @saer iaoes
pna A~uesburg |ubIiIbino 6ouie % hos
andre norite @o9bnuNIere berooer.
S%ohnuueS @rauitom
@iunebngo E%reiteaadrb, Yute Nils.
Solpd. Ncbrudr 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Wpe Sp9er.
Min pionnberligc SipsSrsm.

|ytbit ilbN >tpEutpms ~ SAtIlNl
Smitb 8ieber, 11S Sioer / imutt
SmiIog. CONGRATULATIONS goa6ans
Del, ariitianin. Str. 1.75.
SGberen er. en- 9anbsbel al Noroe,
iom meget foa Gorits amerifanere. ia
tanife life mango / 6iemIanoet heller,
tienoer tort iii. Reoifriperen beraf er
oeso9rre en- al 6isie. 9erfor bar oet
mig iaa meqet mere finrt at InIe BEN
ne fortrGfieIi9e BOG.
So~rtruinaen "Min ~bibunberIioe
2iusbrcm", or meitenSeIs benIagt iii
SGberen. Oh faor 6ere abniniat ON
6aoet, iom er imlItt rnar bet roIiQen
borIbcr. inobel iom mar Set 6uIbrer
o9 bruier / Storm % @rIoe. QiQes
Ieoes ON Sc uenoeIi9c 9bngheier % oeis
iigIte Solneogar9c Ser rent fortrhucnbe
fan faa 2riereu / Snrte % Sino til
al hoppe al Trno. Wan fer % ticroer
het ligeIom ida n9r beo % iGttc5
mibt OBJ / Bet aItinmmcu.
Sorfatteren IrQger belle T%ortr1irs
gen / Iunoeu baa en- uug Suitui.
llmanbeIig InteIiq Iebeo bum meS lin
@anb. Seq 9aa famine Sio ogiaa
ip9rt uIutteIig ibIarbt. Sbi CpfnloeIz
len al benoes tirreite 9ipsbrem inntcs
aItio Iaa iierr, iau fern. Settle tprei
paa Nrrfterne benbes bnaoe leoemIiq
og anoeIig. C9fnloeIien Tom BOG oms
iiber. men oo heIt andre og utruttc
@eie.
@iitnot haobe BET tnnife birtet enSSa
nnturIieere og qiort goaeu eno mere
tiItr0.tenoe. ON Sorbolbet melem 9Gqs
tefrQcrne par bIjt itiloret meo npgei
miu6re @lso. Suu1bom fan 10 cuoo1
Oct bebite bGi iaa itesenbe beSt, al Del
lueter brGnot.
Tlen bette piI not 99ierre mer emf
tilgipe.
Sogeu er iortr9fielie Itreoen. Get.
lGit os intere3iart fra gesbnSeIic Ill
gnbe. sc iaa pattert Spros on. Ro.
raIen i SEN er goo BELT isicunem. Ser
FOREIGNER ar ida mango aisbere.
Ia Clip bIep bsrts. vi Sesba stret.
ton. 1aa uorit bel CLARA S6ue gb.
ueu. Wis SL. LOU luHlHlt ypl'
lag.
Ser Ear ri after en- IioIie Stiloriur
al en- .ienbt oa tlrr Siribent. Zen e.
bentet fra Be usIe os msrteits Strea
al 2onoou.
"@ip" er en- 5ortorteIie al Sater.
jenie. 6un isoies iii Yeroen ! Der
poerite 6attigoom % gIenbisbeS. Sen
oes Ror. Ct i~ororuttent Subiett
ooerIoo altior sierne ben lille Sinsei
iii groberen. SanSa. enboa ban pal
bare @utuneen. 90 troos Siaer. Cult
Sapu % RsS al al Slaas Iog Den
unae pete @utisu pare paa QiIeisiier
8ip. meo beuuNrlussp9roie. opoirenoC
] aiGrIigbeo os Sroitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
CARMEN np Dnpfu.
Reotseret at en- praftii GarmsI
0ibt p,,t Smprlapning.


Sm Smsrlapning paa 6arnnn 81.
Der @aIbington Experiment Sta-
tion en- IGffe 8inf, iom er pero at
l9gge Wterfe I'll.
+. @ftieI 6ls0en ira Seporato.
rem burtigit milig iii 80 GRADERS i.
cller lapere.
,. Slano aIorig BARN 6loOe iam.
men meO foIb.
3. Slano iunmen Sen Slsoe, on
bill fierne, / en- aonoe eller Fotte
minoit IS elmer, fer on pil fjerne.
4. 2ao 6lpoeu / 6 q s Elmer fsr
Gicrniu0en "moOnes" / en- Sennpe-
rutur al 20 70 8raoerS &, og rpr
I'm / 6looen tiOt % oite oiSie 6 a s
elmer.
3. aifiel 6le0en til ben rettc
@armegroo Tor aierningen, i%aainort
ben oertil err "mooen".
6. 2oo 6leoer itoa s elmer eller
Longer (oper Notten), ~eitcrat Den er
o~ifielet i0ien OF bar Den rette Gem
perotur Tor at fomnle / &iernen.
I. llnoer a~iernin9en iflIbe 6le-
sen habe en- Semperat,lr, iom Loo
Smerret fomme frem etter 30 q Az
WinuterS aiernirg - 80 q 60 @ra-
bers =. alminoelig.
s. gr bet enifeligt at BRUCE
Smeriarpe, ifuloe Oenne blanoes
Slsben meo set lamme, man begpn-
Der at fierne.
8. Sierningen ifuIbe lutte, raar
Smsrpartiflerne er Itore iom s@rter
eller Speoeforn, og a~jPrnentelfen
ifulbe ba itrar aftappes.
10. Ioif Smerret meo rent Tano
al famine Iarmegrab iom Smsrret,
brei ON aiernen 8 q A 8ange, og tap
al @anoet.
II. 9oif igien Smerret meo
@anb, Ser err pmtrent a @raoer par'
mere END ferItn9onte 8aro, bret ON
aiernen 7 a s @ange, og top al @an'
bet.
~. Silipt Saltet naabt, mems
Smsrret enboo err iom 8rpn. 1 a
11b Ounce Salt for bpert Nnno
Snler efter Smag og gebag. Sffe
allie pil boue Smsr Iise meget ialtet.
13. arbeio Snnsrret bare iaa me-
oet, at Saltet bliper iepnt forfeit.
IA Sois Smsrret ffal ienoes
Iarfeoet, bsr Oct paffes net og pettt.
git ppparme IseriurSem.
Sfisnt Igeriorbens Semperatnr
fsrIt og fremit 6eror paa, bporoon
@eiret er, og er ufbengtg at folot
eller mrilot @eir, fan man Dog ON
@aaren ofte foranbre Soroens Cent
perat1lr flere @raber oeo ct for1tan'
biat Mrbeioe / Ssorben, ifriper ct 5ar.
merblab. Sel orpneret Igerioro ior
Gr. bill ON 8aaren opparmes meget
hurtigere enc baarlig brpneret Iger.
ioro. @rulloen er iinlpeltben Den, at
en- a11biffob Sorb er lettere at parme
OBJ emo en- &ubiffoo @anb. 8an'fe
tor Soro bliper berfor burtigere
BARN enS poao, raa Sorb.
Naar ntan enifer at iaa tioligt, er
BET al flor gistigbeb, at Soroen paa
Sperflaben err tor og BARN, meo an
Ore Orb peIififfet til at tage imoo
SGoen og brinee BEN til at Ipire og
gro. Sor iaa tioligt iom mltligt at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Habarbra.S pltctpi.

4 Eunb Habarbra paifes. % ifrGI.
les % flores OF i ~tommelange Stpf.
fer. Get bPlbes op | en- Spltegrpoe
o. bIanoes meo 3 |uno 8ranulateb
Sufter, et Yuno iteniri &oiiner, oct
repne Sfal og Saiten al 10 appelii-
ner. % Oct reune Stal o. Saften al
cn 9itron. Otter al Oct er rert rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

zig sobt iamnen, itaar set en- 1ime,
iaa iPttes BET bospoa Siopen, hoor
Der fan toutme Ianeiomt itos o. iao.
mart oet begpnoer at fose, er oct
beolt at ie paa aIoffen. iaa set fan
foge affiIrat 3 Smarter (45 Mimi.
teri. Get mac rcres / oite isr set
bespnber at foge, % eiter Oct begun.
ser at foge maa Set rercs / omtrcnt
belle Sioen. GA Oct hor meget. LET for
at IGgee fig peo | Sunoen.
9rnoret G%abarbra.
21a Tuno &obarbro poifes %
ifrrIles % ifiGreS % / iman Stpf-
fer, omtrent en- Grcoicoel$ Sommc
LANCE. sc bapeS % / Ell @rpoc meo
> Guno Suffer, Is Sop Gooifc, EFT
5beife 8anel og Il Sheifc NelIif.
Set brinaeS til So~lcpunftct OF itaar
OF inoafoger I'll 0et cr rigtil inf,
Get fnloeS ga pon >SeIIp.@laSic %
"Traiiine @ar" hGIocS oper, naar
set er blepet foIot. 9eggc oiSic er
uomerfet iii &iebrcttcr.
Trusicn Ippcliiu Tubbiua.
Gn Sop Suffer % % Sop %ono
foqeS ianrmen, til en- 0raabe pil
"ipinoe Saar", mar man looer ocit
lon9tiomt orpppe ira Sfcen. Neri
rores Set renrc Sfol al > NppeIiincr,
II Sop Ippeliinioit % ct libet @ran
Salt. Oct irtteS ioo tiIiibe. til bet
cr aifieIet. SmibIertio piSpeS en-
Gint 6Ieoe, iii Sen err oloeIes tin
o0 beri rsres, libt otter Iibt % ullocr
Itaoid &iSping Den fogtc Sirup. >
Hlppcliiner Flores tperSoper og Snb.
mooen tngcS iorii9tig uo % oeIe& op
/ Smaoitpffcr. Soitcn, iom !eber
al observation-disclosures bellies 90 / en-
Tornt, o. iaa bar man ct sag az
Sleoemasieu beri, oq beroper nogle
al observation-disclosures, ioo 6Isoe igien
0. /. b., I'll Soruen cr iltIo.
2oa9ct lPtteS ioo oucr % ct Stpf.
fe Sei, opppet / "Faroiiine War" ir.
ties rllnot Sanmcuieiniugen, ian
cnoeIig life noeet al SoItet fan trTn.
0e inb. Iormen iptteS Ioo op / Ii9c
0elc al "Hocf SaIt" % iinhoffet IS,
Itoar oeri TO elmer, bppIpes ioa no
90 ieroeres.
Nugle Naab.
Noor Sipr / Nuoernc or bIeuet
imloiige, err Ell GOD Woobe at reuie
Dem paa islgenbe: @icr iorit Ell lie
Sen Iobning / Sen enc Gnbe al Bit
Sen, og bplb en- Gel foqenbc %ono
neo oper Sipren. Get fogenbe
@ano oil faa Dem til at ipnfe fam.
men / Ell paao Masie, iom ilet life
pil fp9e rllnot, % Tom er LET at toni
ME op / pormt Spbeponb. sc po.
ifeS ooot / SGbeponbet % ifpllcS /
: eller ire @ano eiterpoa - Ion o.
ioo ber bore lrnfent - Iau al SG-
bet fon fomme NO al Dem, % lao
ipIoeS Sc tilbo9e / Fllbcparct igien,
iom imibIertio err poifct % ifnlIct.
Siernet boor @obnineen bIcp giort,
Ipes iannten igien % ioa brngeS
Tltoen / Solen oQ @inber. 6jprene
blir ba Iette % terre % ipitImer op
iaien Ioo sc oIoeleS iploer Ellber
igien. Taa bcnne Ntoooe miiter
man life noget al SiGrcn peo Oct at
De fp9er run6t heller.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
Marshall Garrett Escaped AZ
ter Shooting Nora
Gray.
BOTH PARTIES COLORED
Result of The Wounds Not
Yet Fully APP
parent.

Marshall Garrett fired three shots
into the body of Nora Gray, Satur-
day night at the corner of Seventh
and Campbell streets. Both part
les are colored and it is said CARROT
met the woman and urged her to go
with him to a dance and when she
refused he drew a pistol and shot
her. The worst wound is in the
back and it is not yet known what
will be the result.
Carrot made his escape and ha:
not yet been arrested. The woman's
condition is very serious. The trou.
BILE occurred shortly after dark.
The victim is a young unmarried
woman, a daughter af Rein Gray.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
TWO SMALL
JUDGMENTS
Given COIored LitigantS Against
Railroads For DAM
ages.

The jury in the case of Arthur
McCrae's administrator VS.. the Lou
isville & Nashville Railroad Co. gave
a verdict of 500 and costs for the
plaintiff. The railroad in an effort
to compromise, had previously paid
1915. McCrae was baggage porter
at the depot and was killed while the
train was in the station shed. His
administrator sued for $4,000. A
motion for a new trial was made.
Mile Bryant, the colored woman,
who was hit by afalling trunk at
Gracey, was awarded $500 against
the |. c. Railroad Co. She was
standing on the platform when a
trunk was knocked from truck and
hit her on the head. The court de-
eided that the Cadiz Railroad could
not be made a party to the action.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
.SILOS UNDER
DISCUSSION
Expert Stock Feeders Make
Most Instructive Address
eS at Grange.

At the Church Hill Grange Friday
there was an interesting discussion
on siios and silage, participated in by
Morgan Hughes, of Bowling Green,
S. l.. Cowherd and jeff. j. Carrot.
They have all had successful expert
ence with silos and Mr.. Hughes is in
charge of farm demonstration work
for this part Of Kentucky and is a
stock feeder on big scale.
Mr.. Cowherd makes a speciality Of
fattening cattle for the market and
is thoroughly Informed on the sub
ject. Mr.. Garrett is also a pioneer
in the use Of silage in the county.
The meeting was largely attended
and the talks were interesting and
very instructive.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
ENTERTAINMENT
Given at Opera House to Be Re-
peated Friday Night.

The teachers of the West Side
school have been urged to repeat the
little entertainment given last Fri
day night. On account of the inn
mense crowd many parents who had
bought tickets could get no seats,
therefore, the children will give the
second performance Friday night,
April 8, at Hollands Opera House.
The teachers are so opposed to the
sale of tickets on the streets and in
stores by the pupils that tickets may
be bought at Anderson & Fowler's.
25c for children and adults. No re-
served seats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
NOVELTY IN
PHILANTHROPY
EIbridge Cayce Without Explain.
alton Donates 20 Hogs To
His. NeighbOrS.

Elbridge Cayce, leading farmer,
entered the role of phi.anthropists
in novel way last winter and the
facts are just coming out from a
comparison of notes by his benefi-
Charles. Last fall a great many of
the farmers who killed their hogs
early lost their meat by a sudden
change of temperature. The Ken
tuckian at the time made mention of
their misfortunes, giving many names
of those who suffered loss.
Mr.. Cayce had not killed his hogs
and later when he put up his own
pork he had surplus of 20 hogs.
Instead of converting them into
money, he slaughtered them and liter
ally gave away more than $500 worth
of meat. Hitching up his wagon he
took the 20 dressed hogs and first
driving to the Orphans Home left
two. He then made a wide circuit
through the county, leaving a hog
with every farmer he knew of who
had lost his meat. Some caught
him in the act" but he would drive
off and refuse to discuss the matter.
Some of those who were presented
with a hog attempted to pay Mr..
Cayce but he refused to even talk
about 1t and still declines to offer
any explanation. One of his bene-
ficiaries who was particularly insist
ent on the subject of giving him
check, was extended an invitation to
go to hades, as the phone receiver
was hung up.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
SENATORIAL SPEECH
Congressman Stanley ArOuSeS
The Natives.

Stanley, the silver tongued orator
of the End district for two hours
held the democrats of Owen spell
bound on court day. He is a past
master at campaign speech making
and when he got through his oppon.
ents had received severe drubbing.
A large crowd was present and all
seemed to be well pleased with his
speech.
Many ladies were present and a
number of the sons of Owen were
heard to express themselves for the
gifted Congressman when the speak.
ing was over. A crowd of school
children attended the speaking and
enjoyed it. The man who can enter
tain the voters better for two or
three hours with speech has never
come this way.-0wen Democrat.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
DEATH OF
MRS. RICHARDS
Died Here While on A Visit To
Her Sister, Mrs. Geo. E.
Randle.

Mas. Hayward Richard, of Mem,
phis, fromerIy Miss Edna Price, died
Saturday morning at the home OF
her brOther-in-law, Mr.. Geo. E. Ran.
die. She came here about two weeks
ago suffering from a liver trouble,
seeking a change of climate, but
took to her bed soon after her ar
rival and grew steadily worse. Mrs
Richards was a daughter of Mr.. E..
n. Price and was born Mar. 20, 1873.
and lived here until her husband
moved 70 Memphis a year ago. Her
mother died several years ago and
her father made his home with her.
She was a member of the Chris
tian church and was lady of lovely
christian character and goodness of
heart. Besides her husband and
father. she is survived by four sis
tiers, Mrs. Geo. L. Randle, Mrs. w. B.
Smith, Mrs. j. w. Gish and Mrs.
Jno. W. Longwell. Funeral services
were held at Mr.. Randle's residence
afternoon and the interment
took place in Riverside Cemetery.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
Lucian H. Davis Donation To
The ElkS Lodge Being
Installed.
ELEGANT MARBLE SLABS.
Memorial To billiard M. Dalton
His BrOther-in-law, and
Other HOnOred Dead.

The memorial tablets donated by
Past Exalted Ruler Lucian H. Davis
to Hopkinsville Lodge No. 545 B. P.
o. E. are now ready to be put in
place on the west wall of the lodge
room. The memorial is to be &C
companied by an inscription setting
forth that it is presented in memory
of billiard M. Dalton and other hon
ored dead. There are two marble
slabs by s feet with a space be-
tween them. Each slab will hold
two rows Of names and one of them
is already half filled, with names cut
in the marble. The tablets will be
surmounted by panel holding the
eleven O'Clock dial and the head of
an elk. Mr.. Davis plan is to have a
panel on the other side of the room
containing a portrait gallery of the
past exalted rulers of the lodge, bat
this has not been fully arranged as
yet.
The donation to the lodge is q
splendid, costly and highly appreci
ated one and is lasting testimonial
of Mr.. Davis generosity and of his
loving devotion to the order.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-31
CORStitutiOnaIiStS Hold All PO-
SitiOnS in City Except
Three Barracks.
5000 HORS De COMBAT
Nine Hundred Rebels and Two
Thousand FederaIS Killed
and Wounded.

Juarez, Mex, March 30.-An Off
.cial message from the front last
night states that fighting is still go
ing on for the possession of Torreon.
The telegram says the rebels now
hold all positions except the main
barracks and two smaller barracks.
In the last "a hours it is reported
that General Villa took Correro de la
Cruz and the Torreon foundry.
Another telegram admits a rebel
loss in the last six days of 900 killed
and wounded, and place the rebel
loss at 1000. AS there are already
at Chihuahua 500 wounded, the re
port of rebel losses is thought to
have been minimized. Among the
rebel wounded is General Thomas
Urbina.
1t is said that private soldiers TAX.
en- prisoners are being taken into the
rebel ranks. but their officers are ex
ecuted, unless they take the oath o.
allegiance to the constitutional cause
All irregular troops in the fedora
garrison are executed on capture.