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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-18

fltrbe. Oct er 80 gor, ii0en Sans
Seraenien og 6amiI.e tom BERTH ira
0anmorf, og De bar boet Der ON
firing / oQe oisie qlor. 9fGe oeres
9srn cr gifte og booiatte Der ON
firing nnotagen Get.
Gienoommeligt er oct, at hi bar
bait Here SplobrpQappcr og Iiae
ioa mango @ulobrnnnpper iom @rpl-
upper / Den ienere Tio.
Seq fan 0og life flute oeuue
min Sfr.oelie til o8aniferenos 2G-
iere noen at nppne ct Bor 96osfolo
inoen for M%enia6eoerne. Set fsrite
bar u. g. 0ieliens II noriqe 0ot-
ter 9o9n1, Der oeoe ben Is. Dec. %
bleu 6eqrobet ben 81. poa ct. Nor
tens a%irfeaaoro. Sin bar en- el-
ifeGig lille 4ige, ser igennem mango
2ioelier off mo til SerGigbeoen hos
lin 5relier, iom bum poa oct iiOite
bno OH mart at fomme oa toge
benoe biem til Simlen.
Get onoet bor G6riition 6anien.
ser oeoe Den "a. San. og bleb be
graoet oen 81. paa Slit6inion Sir
feqoar6. San baboe alto oaret NO.
get ibo9eIig men nooeoe BOG at BIZ
be 70 aor gammel. Sonien bar en-
al oe title eanoet, ogtet oa ai6oIot
al ale. iom fenOte BAN. Get bar
after en- al De 9amle Bionerer Der
poa ggnen, Der lagoe 8an0rings-
Itaben neo. gbriItim Sonien o9
Suitrn bar bpret meo / Wenigbeoen
Der, il0en Sc fom Der til ira @inifuo
/ 0anmarf ipr cirea 40 9ar iioen.
5er 0en Iio bar De begqe tronot
ooer poa Serrens Sioe oa baboe
tnaet @lnos blonot De beaige, oo Der
forblco &c igeniem DC moilae aor.
1oitor 9ecf tnlte i 9irfen oper
Seil Oro pao aoriet Get er
fulobragt", % irembpoeoe blanot
nnOet. at oa Seius uotolte oisieOro
pno aoriet, par oct iom I%filutning
al hans 8orioner9ernina til aae
Spnoares 3relie; men itol oenne
bans @erning fontne os til gooe, on
moo ban funoe lotole De lanlme Oro
ober bans 5reIiergerning / bpert
enfelt Menneifebierte.
s Siemmet blep oer life tolt, oa
oen pngite 0otter Silinnne loo ipg
al @igtieber og life funoe toale iaa
megen ltro. Sum er oog M / De
orina.
@omle Mrs. 0eils Maoien, iom
bar p9ret en- fro MeoorbeiOerifc og
5orbeoer / Wenigbeoen | mango aar.
forloo os iioite Gfteroor ior at ia
&c Spbolo hos en- 9atter | Tacoma,
@oib.
Gi ienoer benoe berlneo Dor bier
telige Silienl
9. g. so. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-18
Selma, California.

Get er nh lpnae iioen, b baoOC
port areosmeoe / Cotton, GoIii.,
6por De fleite al @eniabeOen Der oeo
Selma bar meo. ga hi fun bar 10 q
IA Wfil BERTH. Otter 9re0smeoet
nemli9 sc f6rIte Gage / December
boo0e bi noole 0ages WiisiionsmsOer
Der i Selma, iioen bar bi 10 bait
Sllle- o9 Rptaorsfeiter, o9 @uos
Oro far. Gnot fGart og b9ffenbe
iblanot os, og oi bar bpret tilOelt
megen Roooe al Dor @llo og 5relier
Seirs.
0n bar hi faoet 2site ON 9eisg
at Sontbalmisiion9r 8eterien, ionl
10 M refer o9 beieger Meui9be6er-
ne Der | Mmerifa; oct er biIt go0t
for os at 6ere mere ON 6e0ninge-
n%Iisiionen OF SUBS 4anos @ernin-
ger o9ioa iblanot 9eoningerne, ON
ri fun6e mere fomme til at ie 300
uenoigbeoen, og at Oct batter meo
aongens 9grinoe ,at aere ale 5olf
til Sein Oiieiple". annoe hi ioo
foa mere 9prti9beo til @uo og DO
re Weomenneifer, ioo bi mere bar
meo til at beoe og noe for 0enne
Sagl - 9i 6eilutteoe pno bort Me-
nigbeosmsoe I Sonllar at optoqe Ell
Supifription iii Dor Sapon- og Sn-
oianernlisiion.
&oiinoolen nor life goo Der iioIte
g(nr, maolfe bar oct for tert Der,
oa baooe 1912 og 10 bar nGret
terre glor, men mi / Sonuor reene-
De Oct meget, mere emo / monge Ior
fsr, og bi toffeoe SUB oerfor.
Der er Itooig noele al bore
9dnosmGno, iom flptter BERTH 2it
ira, oa flere ~ifrioer BERTH ON at
fomme. Nii iioen Iptoor fom Scr.
$. s. Rielien oG Sultru Der ira
4uolbon, Soma. De bar febt Ell
90 Mere 5ru9tfarm 3 Wfil 8eit for
Selma og boer Der HI. Den /. Sc
brlior fom Wr. 8. Z. Sonlen ira
eos aageles, boortil ban og 5ami-
lie npli9 bar fommen ira 0onmarf.
Der par Sanien observation-disclosures
peo gariiteliat 8agblao" / ajeben-
baun. San ioa mo omfring lot Der,
og oen 3. Se6rilar fsbte Mr. SAT-
len en- 30 Icres Sriigtfarm 4 Wfil
Ror0 ior Seltno, % reiite ioa til
Cos Aageles efter i'm Sultrli og 3
9ern, % De tom Der ben 5. 6ebruor
% boIotte fig iaa poo 6ormen for
at oDrfe Den. 8i or glooe oeo Dem.
Joni fommer Der % oil bare tiao
o. / oct beoite, pi bar, nen1lig
@iIos Hige og Strife Der paa Soro.
Dor a.rfe iom Tor 5 gar ii0en bar
ior itor. er M oeo at blipe Tor lille
men oct CT hi glooe beo.
Silien til oGonlferen"s SGiere
ira o. Der. @0ers Zen
DC. 5. z Quits.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-18

@en.g6eoen bill fioIt / 9[pril @ao-
neo boloe Wiisiionsm6oe.
@nont bar bi fife 6oft nogen
bioere ginter Der, ioo en- bebeuer
life / aor at reiie no til oct ioIrioe
California for at 6libe fri for &it-
teren.
Gn eenIia Silieu til uOanifcren~ )
Rcooftpr % 9looets 2prere.
6. 4. G6rfftenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-18
RorreiponOnnts
Coulter, Sa.*)

Get er allereoe ct Stpffe 5io.
iioei oct bar Sui. Seq oil DOG al
ligepel begpnoe meo al iortGle liot
ON Suleu Der / Coulter.
eiaeiuIeaiten baooe pi SuletrG
i Dor airfe, Tom bar iplbt til
IrGnaiel. Ger er ca. 10 Born i
Dor Senooesifole, bpilfe ale bar
meot irem; DC banoe bper lit Stpf-
fe at iremiigc, % llogle iang. De
gioroe oct ale goot. Yoit. Weis-
mann ialte til 9srnene. ielpislgelia
oaioa til DC plore. ion1 fnnoe
~ioritoa oct; men beo ionoan Ell
9eiligbeo er oct life 9anife oleie,
baooe 1pifere og gmerifonere, iom
Ieber Der omfring. gnor meo. Ger
bIep optneet ct Offer iii Borne
bielnmene. Gereiter uooeltes Der
sGbler og @ooter til baaoe itore
oa iuloa. Son fom Snleoag, oa
ri otter lit 2oo til at innIles OIL oct
aamlc oog oltio me 9uoifob: aGocr
cr | Doa en- SreIier ieotl"
Sna fom gcoelgen. oa ui bapoe
@soe bper Aiten i DC iorifeaiae
Stem. Get par / Sonobeo oeliia-
ncnoe Stnnoer ior @ilos 9srn, for
ri fit %criore, at subs aoio bar
iblonot os, og to iillge W%ienneifer
funoe lope oa prize @uo, at DC
baooe iun0et 5rco / 2ommets BLOB
| oct iorlsbne aor, og uione og be-
DC andre ON at laoe iia %irelie, me
oens oct er 3io. 90 iioen ben 3io
bar Scr pprct boIot Wsoe Ell @nn9
ON llgen / Siemmene, bpor 3olf
oil oobne oeres Gore og Sierter ior
Seins.
ga Serre1 bar ! SatioDe0 fdlof
poa Wcnneifenne | tit Sro, % ina
bar ban tnlt I'll os meget nluorliat.
ioct ban bar taaet grcl Beterien
bort ira os. San too op ON Wor-
genen o9 bar roif, og ,noen Nio-
nat laa ban paa Seiet ina title
% oso. San itoo op % biloe tGn-
DC Slo / aaffeIopnen meo Yetro-
leium. Slanmerne ilog iao no oa
c~rplooereoe aanocn OF. antGnote
hans alGoer; bans Stone lit fine
Sqroer eli Gel iorbrGnotc peo at
ripe 5eict al BAN. San oeoe
famine sliten ST. ttH, piiinof Ell
ter iugre 9ioclier. san blep be.
arabet Den s. 5ebr. poo ct. So
bannes airfegoaro, hpor bans Stsp
bpiler iii Gpiianoeliens Worgen.
Eoitor Weismnm tnlte oper Sere-
mias 30, If. at Serrcn bar 1rcos-
og 5reliestanfer meb os for at a'pe
os ell 8remtio oa ct Saab. Hnol
vi iaa bar lat Soobct til Serren,
ifol hi life bliuc beitpnnlet Ger
citer taltc Yoit. Vlider noale iod
-
> 81 bar fl bette Nr. mootoact
TO aorreipouoonccr ira Coulter al
~pairntlia ianmc Snobolo, fac ri
ueies nieb at optnae ben ira DE
uia1eocns polgtc aorrciponoent.
Nco.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-18

De gornoommeus 8oge iao bfrtig
forininoer, -
IN enc. on ifenne. ou llngoommens
Boar
ei noeen fan aleruaie DC fprIige
Wfinoer,
oi ollie oplepeo' / 9aruoommens
Mar.
6. q. S6raenen,
5oriballlt, Wiinn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

Charley Caldwell and family
of Fremont, Henry Howard and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Howard. OF Crystal, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Howard and son en-
loved and outing IN the lake bot
tom a few days last week hunt
ing hickory nuts.-Ben Hambln
of near Brownsville, WAS in tins
community Sunday.-Mrs. Leila
Williams and sister, Myrtle How
ard. spent Sunday with Miss
Madeline Green, OF Clayton. -
Fred Barnes visited friends at
McAnna a few days this week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Chess Jones were
the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Hen
RS Alexander Thursday John
Howard and family were the
quests of Mr.. aud MS Bert
Howard Sunday - Miss Ihrma
Logan of Brownsville. was tine
guest of Miss Hcitie Guihne
Sunday.-Ben johnson is on the
sick list.-Nlrs. Rufus Gray OF
Lake county, visited Ben johnson
"A few days last week.-Frank
stephens, Of Beech vicinity Is
spending a few days with MIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Hicks and
family.-Prate Jones and family
moved to Number Seven last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Jim DlhbS
have moved near Hickman.
A crowd from Crystal passed
throgh here going to the lake
duck hunting this week.-hrN
Kerkendall. of Hornbeak, del'y-
cred an able sermon at keeiloot
Sunday night. a very attentive
crowd was present.-Mrs. Lrla
Williams was in Hickman Saiur-
day. - j. r. Mccain carried a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold their bazaar at
the home of Mrs. B. T. Davis
next Thursday afternoon. Ev-
erybody invited.
We are requested to announce
that Ed. Austin will preach At
Mt. Hemon next Sunday morn
inc at II clock.
&. T. Bondurant returned sun
day from a business trip 10 Mem
phis.
Lon Naylor and Geo. Miltcn-
berger were in Union City Sun
day.
Mrs. r. Il. Roach, Of Fulton, is
visiting Hickman relatives.
WEATHER Snow flurries 20
night. Friday cloudy.
0vercOats 800 and up-Sulh-
van Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
CAYCE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bondu
rant were in Union City Wcdne,.
day Misses Myrtle and Lorin,
Burnett. of near Fulton. were
guests uf Mr. and Mrs. &. \.
l}ondurant Saturday and sunday
Wilson Rice was n Hickman
Wednesday Tom White, of Mis-
sour, visited nome folks last
week.-Mr and Mrs. Arnold, oi
Union City, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burns Saturday
and Sunday Miss Mary Bondu.
rant has returned nome after an
extended visit with friends IN
Martin.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernice
White left Friday for Lebanon,
Tenn, where they will make then
home.Ifhe first quarterly meet
ing was held at Ebcneezer Sat
urday and Sunday, Rev w c.
Waters conducting the morning
services. A large number NJ
tended Ruby Bradley, of Ter
rill, Tenn, is visiting Willie Mil
ner.-Miss Mary Coleman left
Saturday for Dyesburg where
she has a position as teacher IN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
WHAT SHALL I
GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS?

To be appreciated it MUST be
useful; and its usefulnes,
SHOULD extend thro the entire
year.
1t MUST be something that
they have wanted, and will
want then why SHOULDN'T II
be A CRAXAlIL Pecan Smelling
Machine, non-rustable and IN
equalled for rapidity aud beauty
of design.
The Southern Pecan Co.,
Cumb. II. Home "a, is offering a
limited number of these most ac.
ceptable gifts. and will sell at
the minimum price Of - cen 5.
We deliver if YOU hurry
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

ON Friday evening Miss Anne
l.cc Brown entertained few
friends Refreshments wr,c cn-
Iuycd Different games were
played The guests were Mis-,
rs Camille Barrett. Celeste Rob
rriS Carrie Nav Reid. Thclm1
Balizcr. Lucille Gabby. Jane
Bnford and Mildred Thompson
Albcr T.. Caldwell. Of Clayton
and Miss Clara Terry, of Fulton.
wcrc married Tuesday They val
reside at Clayton, whore the
groom is engaged IA mercantile
business.
g. +. Bonduraut has rented
the Capt Tyler office building
at east end of Clinton street
and viii move 10 It tins week. The
office is located at present ov-
rr the Hickman Drug Co.
Mr. Evans, who has been Ia
the mfirmary ~ Union City for
treatment has returned 30 the
home Of his daughter, Mrs Il. T..
Gabby
Rev. r. NJ. Walker and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, returned last
week from Nashville where sine
had her tunsils removed.
MAGAZINES: Give me- your or
der, Tor magazines Any pubhcl'
ton at lower prices Miss Hon
cf Green.
Misses Mary Briggs and Lcron
Brown and Judge W. j. McMur
~ were in Union City Tuesday
Mrs. G. r. Bondurant has been
on the sick list for the past week
suffering from tonsilitis.
Miss Mary Briggs attended The
FittsBurrus wedding at Wood
land Mills Monday.
Miss Bette Louise Curtin is
able 10 be out after two weeks
illness of tonsilitis.
w. j. Logan came up first OF
the week from Craigs Landing
Miss Carrie May Reid has been
ON the sick list.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

iho school Miss Mary Attrbu
~ visited Mrs. Jean Whayne of
near Clinton, SATURDAY M
aud Mrs &, 4. Bundurant were .
ulrkam Monday Mrs WaIp
Powell, of Oaktou. was the guest
oi her parents, Mr. and Ms. u.
Burns, saturday and Sunday.
Niihe Jclfrces has moved n
ms new home three miles east li
town. VIII Oliver has moved o.
VIII Jcfirccs house. Nj
Emerson Pcugcn. of Oaktoa.
spent Tuesday night with M
Henry Burns Miss Clara Davis.
pl near Cayce, and Herman FL
"sston, OF Union City, surpri3
81 their many friends Suida,
morning by driving TO Union City
and get-ing married Mrs. Nau-
me Lutcn gave miscellaneous
shower November 2oth, in hon
or OF Miss Zclla Carter who s
to be- married Christmas eve.
She received many nice presents.
During the evening delightful
refreshments were served. Quite
a number were present VINO
wished her long and happy life
The pupils making the best
grades in last examination NJ
RE Sccarcc, lst grade, %; LOIS
Maytield, 2nd grade, 9S; Rcb"c
ca Asbell, lth grade, %; Eula
Tucker, 9th grade, 80 Ruby Bon.
durant, 9th grade, %; Clar:cc
Bondurant, 9TH grade, %; Iva
Bondurant, Sth grade, %; Clli
ford Merrill, sth grade, 80.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
DILLON MAY RUN

John T Dillon is being urged
by his numerous friends IN both
Hickman and Fulton countlrs 10
make the race for Representa-
live IN the coming campaign j
T is big enough for the job,
bat has not yet decided whether
be- VIII compete for Legislative
hono0 he has, however, con
scented % give the matter consld
GRAFTON. and ia possible that hc
viii be- induced Ia harkcn unto
thc wishes of his friends Mr.
Dillon has always been found on
the firing line Of Democracy
bat has newer asked any fayor
uf his party
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
ST. PAUL s CHURCH.

Sunday School 10 a. IN.
Morning prayer and sermon ii
"A. IN.
Evening prayer and sermon
I p. m.
Morning subject
The voice of one crying N
the wilderness. -
Evening subject
The Foundation of the Minis
try. Part II.
Rev. w. Il. Rennenberg,
Rector.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
BRITISH SINK 3 GERMAN
CRUISERS IN ATLANTIC.

The following announcement s
given out from London.
At 30 ii. m., ON the sth of
December, the Scharnhorst
Gnciseuau, Surnberg, Leipzig AMI
Dresden were sighted near the
Falkland islands by a British
squadron under Vice Admiral Sir
Frederick Siurdee.
An action followed IN course
Of which the Scharnhorst, FLYING
the flag of Admiral Count Won
Spec, the Gncisenau aud OH.
Leipzig were sunk
THE Dresden aud Nurnborg
made off during the action and
are being pursued
Two colliers also were cap
mred.
THE vice admiral reports that
the British casualties are very
few in number
Some survivors have been
rescued from the Gcncisenuu
and the Leipzig.
II The Scharnhorst, Gnciscnau
and Leipzig, with the cruis r,
Nurnberg and Dresden, compo,.
ed the German Pacific fleet.
which In the engagement with
The British squadron under Rear
Admiral Sir Christopher Grad
dock OFF the coast of Chill ou
Nov / sank the British crusicr
Monmouth and Good Hope with
the loss of about 1900 men.
Since that time British and
japanese squadrons have been
searching for the Grcman fleet, of
which little has been heard.
The Scharnhorst aud Gnciseuau
were the largest ships of ;hc
German fleet They we're sister
chips of 1000 tnns displacement
lIO feet on the water line ami
were rated az mean speed ol
- knots
Each carried complement of
40 men and were armed with
eight 50 inch guns, SIX q inch
guns, twenty "a Founders, four
machine guns and four torpedo
| tubes
The Leipzig had displacr
mrui 81 1850 tons AMI carried psf
men She was 81 feet long on
ihc water line. had beam ol
iji feet and was rated 40 %
knots Her largest guns, Of
which she carried ten, We're 81
luchcs She had also ten ] pound
crs four machine guns. and two
torpedo Tubes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

load of nice hogs Ia market last
week Harry Cloar was n HEX
man SATURDAY Arthur Howard,
of Stamps, Ark, was the guest of
II. w Howard and family few
days last week Drlbrrt Wilson
was in Union City Thursday. -
Charley Pearson was IN Union
City Monday on business - Or.
Glover. Of Bethel. was IN this
vicinity Friday Luther Wilson
was IN Hickman Saturday on bus
mess
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Only one person in every thousand
in Denmark IL unable 70 read AND
write. compared with seven out OF
every thousand in the United states
Andrew Carnegie warned against
the adoption by the United States OF
further defensive measures as =
means of protection. Preparation for
war breeds war" declared Carnegie.
Little Rock. Ark. has been desis'
mated headquarters FOE a new United
States revenue division embracing
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Kansas. In
charge will be David A. Gates.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British
ambassador delivered TO the state de-
partment note giving assurances
that Great Britain does not intend TO
delay American ships unduly in
searching them for contraband.
Rural life produces students better
fitted physically for their work than
those reared in cities. according to
Walter r. Wilcox OF Cornell univer
sity.
Gen. Christian De Wet. leader Of the
rebellion in the Union OF South Africa,
has been captured. according TO Pre-
tor1a Official dispatch 10 the Reuter-
Telegram Co
villa and Zapata conferred In the
suburbs OF the City OF Mexico while
awaiting the arrival Of Provisional
President Gutierrez. and. according to
reports, zapata insisted on naming
Emilia vasQueE Gomez As provisional
president
W. +. Email 81. said TO be the old
est Odd Fellow in the world. is dead
at his home At Lexington, Ky. lie was
a native OF Ccdarville ~ j.. and had
been a member OF Friendship lodge
OF that city since 1889. lie was the
Oldest resident Of Lexington.
Although Juan l.. JimineI has been
elected president Of the Dominican re-
public by majority OF both the popu-
lar and electoral vote he Is unable to
take the oath OF office before con
grcss. The opposition controlling con
gress refuses 20 hold a session.
Sergt Manuel Briddlla and Gunner
Vicente Plla OF the Cuban flagship
Cuba. wefe injured in an explosion OF
one of the guns on board the cruiser
as she was aring salute when en-
teriug Vera Cruz harbor
Oyercharges In freight and passen.
ger rates amounting 10 more than
sl.0oO. 600 are alleged In a report iled
In the United States district court AT
Little Rock. Ark. by J. G. Wallace
special master. against the St Louis,
Iron Mountain a Southern Railway.
and the St Louis-Southwestern Rail
way.
Two sons OF President CAbera OF
Guatemala. probably lost between Der
lin and Madrid. are being sought by
the state department The young men
were In Berlin At the outset Of the
war.
Proposed increases in freight rates
extending throughout the middle west
and west. affecting many classes Of
freight. were suspended by the inter
state commerce commission pending
Investigation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10
Dispatches From Our Own and For
sian Countries Are Here Given
In Short Meter for
Busy Readers.

SnipeS in the trenches OF the Mex
ican combatants across the line from
Naco. Ariz.. fired into American ter.
ritory. killing q Mexican civilian and
woundinE q United States soldier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Our suits must be sold regard
less of cOst.-Sullivan Bros.
Go to the Crystal tonight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

The income tax law caused the de-
auction Of total OF $4,000 from the
salaries Of representatives in con-
gress for the current year. The money
viii be turned back into the treasury.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

The Russian government has pur
chased at New York $4,000 55-gallon
alright steel tanks at cost OF APP
proximately $4,000. to be used in
constructing pontoon bridges.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British
ambassador delivered TO the state de-
partment note giving assurances
that Great Britain does not intend 10
delay American ships unduly in
searching them for contraband.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Little Rock. Ark. has been desis'
mated headquarters foe a new United
States revenue division embracing
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas. In
charge will be David A. Gates.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

The Chicago Association Of Com.
merce has called meeting Of VARIOUS
interests TO consider the advisabiliy
II changing Chicago time from cen
trail TO eastern. an hour earlier than
the present time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Exports Of American zinc in the
last three months broke all previous
records. totaling 65,5o4.574 pounds.
valued at t4.44s.3sl. the bulk Of which
went 10 Europe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Proposed increases in freight rates
extending throughout the middle west
and west. affecting many classes Of
freight. were suspended by the inter
state commerce commission pending
investigation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Gen. Christian De Wet, leader Of the
rebellion in the Union OF South Africa,
has been captured. according TO Pre-
torta official dispatch TO the Reuter-
Telegram Co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

The Republican national congress
sionl committee has only ST. on
hand. after receiving t36.2ls In con-
tributions and expanding s36.20l Oh
the recent congressional campaign.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Rural life produces students better
fitted physically for their work than
those reared in cities. according to
Walter r. Wilcox OF Cornell univer-
sity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Two sons OF President CAbera OF
Guatemala. probably lost between Der
lin and Madrid. are being sought by
the state department The young mel
were In Berlin at the outset Of The
war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Senator Swanson OF Virginia viii
urge Secretary McAdoo to undertake
some relief work for the tobacco
growers Of Virginia and other tobacco
growing states. similar to the meas
ures to aid cotton growers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Christian refugees are fleeing In
large numbers from the interior OF
Turkey TO coast cities since the proc
iamation Of q holy war by the Sheik
vi Islam, head OF the Moslem church.
Ambassador Morgenthau cabled the
state department from Constantinopls.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Lack Of long-range torpedoes 10
pointed To as a paramount weakness
Of the United States navy by Rear
Admiral Joseph Strauss, chief of the
bureau Of ordnance. in his annual re-
port.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

War has spoiled the lobster market,
Canadian Gamers assert and they
have asked the government TO sus-
pend licenses for q year so that they
may work off surplus stock and give
the fisheries Of the Atlantic coast .
rest
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

Overcharges In freight and passe
ger rates amounting TO more tn
$1,000 600 are alleged In a report til'
In the United States district court
Little Rock. Ark. by J. G. Wallar
special master. against the St Lou
Iron Mountain a Southern Railwa
and the St Louis-Southwestern Ra
way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-10

villa and Zapata conferred in tn
suburbs OF the City OF Mexico Will
awaiting the arrival Of Provisiona
President Gutierrez. and, according I
reports, zapata insisted on namin
Emilia vasquez Conner As provisions
president