The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-17
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President Wilson was asked again
20 indorse a constitutional amendment
for woman suffrage and Federated
that the question was enc for the
states.
The Turkish government. through
Ambassador Morgenthau. has signified
90 the state department It's willingness
that an expedition BE- sent 10 the relief
Of the people IN Jerusalem. The eK.
pedition is being organized by Hebrew
pkalAnthropto societies in New York
The house paused the Barnhart
printing bill to codify the laws relat.
Ing 10 the government printing office
and 10 check waste Il will cause .
saving OF 100000 a year
According 10 the Petit Parieiene.
the war IL costing France 5000 900
daily Minister Of Finance Ribot is
quoted as making this estimate
The Rev. DR. Miecyclaw BarabasE. a
prince Of Poland. who renowned Il.
tlss position and wealth to become a
priest. died suddenly at Baltimore. Nd
Mrs. Ella Fiagg Young. superintend-
ent ~ tn. Chicago schools. whose sal.
airy IN $4,000 year. was reelected by
. vote Of l6 10 Q. A fight bad bean
expected. but the support Of Mayor
Harrison assured Mrs. Young q her
place.
Only three families ~ fnll-blood Sac
and Fox Indians are left on the reser.
walton north OF Hiawatha. Kan. There
are only two full-blood lowas and the
intermsrrisges Of the last decade have
made the full-bloods almost extinct.
Since Aug. Is. according 10 an Of.
fetal report. the German military
service and hfe insurance company
has paid ou, 100000 marks ga.
10000.
Prince and Princess Kampengpetch
Of Slam, who are making a tour Of the
world In the interest Of education. ar.
rived In New York on board the steam.
ship Minnetonka from London. and
Will spend several days
senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska viii
introduce in the senate bill prohibit.
ing tie sale - arms and explosives by
american firms TO the belllgerent pow.
ers. Foodstuffs and clothing will be
exempted by the bill
Thirty-five deaths and $40 injuries
were caused by baseball during 1914.
according to records made public by ].
r. Vickery. who has made a study Of
the effect Of the national pasiiine on
the life and health Of young America
Juan Isr1do Jiminss was proclaimed
president Of San Domingo by congress
and took oath OF office The sltuatioD
N quie,
Officials of the department Of agri'
euiturs believe the foot and mouth dis.
ease among cattle will be completely
under ccatrol By Jan. l.
The Korean government has sup
pressed the opium monopoly and put a
ban On the smoking Of opium. These
steps Of the government were advo
Gated by American missionaries.
Special appropriation Of $4,000. coo
10 Aght the epidemic Of foot and
mouth disease was proposed in q bill
favorably reported for action to the
senate by the agricultural commit
tees.
There are about $1,000 unempioysd
in Chicago. according 10 the report q
Mrs. Leonard z. Meder, commissions
Of public welfare or the total 5000
are men. 1900 single women and
l6.eee married women
Those VINO are unable to obtain the
new war tar stamps before Jan.
would b relieved OF penalties BY Sen
stor romercne Tho treasury depart
ment alrssdy has announced its intsR
tons 10 interpret the law literally.
Estimates presented to congress Dut
che cost u conducting the government
during the fiscal year Of 1916, which
bssins on July l. nsxt at ti,oee,I7k'
i3A
IRE 1ssareycA he pisat q the
gsathsra Sewer Pipe company At
North Birmingham. Ala TIE loss b