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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

nd1iten Utrfammlmg am 10. Nlisuii
bie in benz Geidditslotal Der Tral
Stabl. go. 606 Oit Jront Strabe,
dbsebaIten ipirb, einen Gu9re Su pers
binoen iinb iinb su bieiem aIle Wit-
alieber Der 9ameyfpeise Der lingo.
senb unb Der StattoerbGnbe eingelas
ben.
- Brigade General 3. 6. Wes
Graden in BON 1erre Saute, Snb.,
Suriidgefebrt, mo- er Der Ndtionals
aonDention Der uniformirten &. Of g.
beiipobnt<.
- Mapor 5elmboIS entlieb seiisrn
aus bem Stabtsefdnsnib Winnie
Deiba, bic psssn llnfues $25 unb bic
Soften srbielt, ba iis iih am Dienitus
perbeiratben mill. gbenfaus purpe
Wiuiam MeSbane, Der aud eine
5reibeitsitrafe ab5uiiben bate, tes
9nabist.
- gonntbri6ter Bolt unb Mits
glieber bes JistaIserihts inipisirten
bic qrbeiten an Der oteren Wafer.
perts RoaD unb bic bonn Gountb
neuanseifafften Maidicnen CUR @ers
beiieruna BON aanoitraben. Dds
NiOttO Der GOuntbosrpaltuns III:
CUTE ater bilIigs 2anbitraben.
Sorrb 8dre unb Satin unb
9ruber Waltsr Walter unb Satin
baten aeftern eins 4uto -Four rah
Utihigan aneeireten.
- Sobn gsuon, Elm 2lnseitslltsr
Der Relpport Stublmsrfe, lpurbe an
Der 8. unb MonmOutb Strabe, als er
bic Strabe trsuSsn pollte. BON benz
pom Bernard Silss Snsenisur Der
asntudp Qdunorp. aeIeiteten Iuto
astroffen urb srlitt ihmsr5hafte
Sdiirfungen. Na6pem feline @srs
Isbungen bon 0r. Code perbnnben
parsn. purbe er nab feiner Mobs
nuna in Clifton gebraht.
- 5rIs. Cecilia 9lrnolb unb Srene
Ooriep iino na3 Toronto, CANADA,
Riasara, Buffalo etc. sur GrboIuns
ssreiit.
= Daniel Rebmonb ipurbe duf Be-
trsiben isiner Satin tpesen angelo
Ii6sr WbbanbIuna perbaftet.
= Hrau @eors Berger unb sD6ter
Srlg. glfk uno WiIbreb BON Der 8.
llnb glart Mptuue fino na9 CANADA
lereift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

nern. als 9sdbam Ranbibat fir bas
@ouperneursamt mar, no er in cen
Jog. ,,trodenen" Counties Der f4ein,
beiIiae Wdfierapoitel mar unp in bem
vnafieu" Counties in ieinen Reben
rpr 2iberalismus nur 10 triefte. g1ir
Seutide. bic bic Oinae INNER bein!
rehten Namen nennen, fennaeldnsn
iol4s 2eute aemeinbiH als 6eufler,
fie @oTer auf beiben Sdultern traz
gen. Solts 2eute iinb Der untsrs
itiibuna purh cine bsutide Stimme
nidt pertb. Wer bic @eiinnung ned.
felt pie oas 6emo, gu bem bdben Die
Seutlden tein 0ertrduen mebr. Ha.
tiirlid 1T gedham Elm llnterrodspce
lititer eritsr Site rnb Gin Grsfanaii-
Ter reiniten @afer. Der auf bic Wiinz
ife elmer Seputation fanatiider pros
bibitionspeiber mebr 9etpift iegt.
als auf bic bere9tiatcn 8orI@Iine err
fabrcner MGnner, bic nur bas ge-
communicable beg Qanbes uno bes
Stoates i'm 9luge baben. Wenn Bed
ham in ben Senat einsieben fpiirbc,
10 niiroe Sobion einsn piiroiaen
Nd6folaer erboltsn, Der bic sSreuoc
aller probibitioniitsn i'm 2anoe iein
apiiros. Dies iollte untsr alien I'm.
itGnben perbiitet perben uno bic 0sut.
i4en unb bag liberaIe Clement &ens
tudp's ioate fpis Elm Mann aegen Iols
DIE ";-Herlinne ouftretsn, bamit BEN
Staat aentudp Die Shmaa eripart
fleibe, gum Sdlaben unb Ruin bes
Ganoes bei9etraaen au bubeu. Niht
olsin bonn Iiberalen Stanbpunft
aus lit 8edbum ensrgiid su betdm.
pfen. iouberu ou6 neil er SOnneTs
intereiIeu pertritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

NHtfr HNeHI W QuIuiiIbh W
S5rrr Gbuarb Srnf, 449 Glib Jaufte
StraHe. geu Sci. 476 3, Spme
Ghone 1881 u.
- Gie ihredlid perltiimnc!te
oei6e eincs @er,rngliiften rpuroe ge'
tern 1orgen geeen balb 8 llbr iie.
ben oen 9eIeiien Der Genniplpanta
eiienbabn In Der Rabe Der s(Iiaee
9lpenre, ppn-Sem @ahhpad)ter oer
Moslcriden @eIbitranffabrif, 5reo.
TouSiitel, geFunben. Die 9eid,e tpuroe
BON Goeoner Senrp arone beiiftigt
,nb ip1ter aIs, Die bes 25idbrigen
Gun Gldett, ipeIfer bel George
Sammpnb, go. 1926 2ineoIn auen,,e,
in 9ogis mar. ibentiii3irt. 9em uit.
qIiiflidcn iuar Der Iinte lrm bon Der
S6uIter abgefabren, bas Iirfe gein
pom aorper abeeit,nitteu, bas rehte
@ein Oil anie abgeauetid,t, bic Slim.
Lobe getroden uno bic aopfbaut
itIinlm 5erriiien. Ger linfe arHt
ipilrbe permibt, nber ipdter in @iI.
liamseaIe, nabe Gofeottp. mebrere
WPeiIcn BON Der llneliidsIt6tte. &c.
iunben unS ponsSricbensritter S'TeH
cen aeifenbcjiattern Bonner & Gabil
auSgeIieicrt. es mar ausenifeinIid
Elm NcnniuIuaria 8iiter5ug. peIdler
acgeu 3 llhr Sonutaa Norecn iiber
Gudctt iubr, Der enhpeoer bon Dem
3uee Itiirjte ooer IN Der 9eirlinfen.
beit iid alti Die @eleiie eelegt bate.
3luei sSarbige, ,Srant 8arnett
iuS 9feIion Garep gerietben tpdbrenS
eines GrapipieIs in Der @obnung bon
,Sfepe grciper, bon Der Siib Wtonu.
ment slpenue in einen @ortrpediel
lul6 Gorep ipurbe BON @drnett nie.
bergeifIaaen unb oann oltrh sSiiII.
triite I'M 8eiidt imb am aopi libel
,uaerid,tet. greiper unb Garnet rplir.
sen perbnitet iub geitern Wtorgen i'm
9fllni5ipnIscridt Inn So uub Soften
- Gin spciter gfaub i'm SubIoip
fnrf irnerbnIb nft Saaen, iplirbe ge.I
tern Gprgen her golisei semeIbet.
gSciicl 5bomns, 122 Siis aahn Npr.,
ino Serrr 5eIfer. 1G5 @alnut CTR.
linacn Samitas Inn bic mitternadjts.
tirn0e Surh ben Yarf unb lpiirben
,on 5pri jueenbIiden 9uriden iiber.
allen irlo Inn lire 9aoritaft bon 45I
lenis iopie eine Ilaide @bisfep be.
,GuDi.
80. y. SoIlono enpirfte einen
oaitbeiebl i'm @iini3ipaIseridDt aegenl
buitou 5irpin, neil bieier ibm Dor
inem 9Ronnt einen goIoeuen Sling, |
cipir 50 in gnarselb aisfilbrte mo
'nnn bic Sfabt perlieb. er fam nod,
5uriid imb fiel Der YoIiSpil
II Die l6dnoc. Der onseblib geitobIenc
lima uuree in feinem geiit gefunoen. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
Obfer oes SGto.

@iIbur @bitc, 1S, imo slmbroic
Sane, 8 Sabre ali, beioe bon Soutb'
eate, ssp., baorten i'm Gbioflub onl
SUB Der @nlnut StraBe in Iopton,
als tic Die gei6e bes 10 Sabre alteu
8eoree @aSfins BON Tapton, ap..
| fanben lno 0ieicIbe ans llier bradten.
Ter Coroner Or. 0isbp fpuroe be.
t,ad)rifltigt, peIher ole 9ethe mad
Ger 0fergue pon @onberbour unS
Stetter. al Der 6. slpeniie in Gnpton,
brinsen Iieb. @ie es iheint inter.
uabmtn Sobn Ic0ouousb, IS Sabre
alt, ppn go. 326 Dit 8earl Strabe,
Cincinnati, unb 8osfins am Sanlitua
9tad)nittng in gImer gIano's Boot
eine 5abrt nuf bem Sbip. 9asfins
patete bann ins @aiier lnb fiibr Mc.
Tonougb Deiter. slIs 9esterer ipieoer
5uriidfam, innb er @nsfins nid,t irnb
obne an citeu llniaa 5u benfen giuJ
er naf Souie.
- Gin sIiltn ser geder Bros. 60.
iubr an DER s. ino Columbia StraBc
III ba5 3peirao bes IA Sabre aIten
$. giniicao, an Der 8eit Z. StraBe
nohabaft. @aiicao erIitt nebrer.
SdtnittpiulOen uno aontIiionen. @r
puroe nad ieiner @obnuns gebradt.
- 5rau sIrtbur Stampcr, bic ge.
tern ibren 8ntten perbaften Iieb,
mllrbc aus ibrer @obnung an Der ..
linb Nonmolitb Strabe geboIt uno
ibrer eigenen Siderbeit lpeeen eingc.
iperr..
- 9sfunbbstsbeamter Or. spbb
beri6tste foI9enbe SobesfGne fir bic
perfIoiiene Wode: Roier 3piIIinae;
eliie 8. Sfuib, II; W.ar SraHteI;
Wtap 9rant, l.
Sobn Gaitd purbe an Der q.
uno pattsrion Strabe nit einem gies
bolDer angetroffen. Gr bebauptet, bic
Waffe ieiner Satin abssnommen su
baben. Die 9lntIase beg llnfues
apurOe aessn Jpn uubdnsia sema4t.
- Gbeitsine srbislten: Sobn g.
Carlton. 80, BON Cincinnati, unb Re..
lie .. Gmern, %, BON Neptonpiae,
.. - u. Sebberih, AZ, unb 2aura
9ais. "a, beibe Don gatpn, 8.
SreD. MeRrs, som Uacgann
unb Dapib @olff bon Cincinnati
nurben IN 1T. Sbomas perbaftet uub
Die QHfldge oes Sriebensbruhs aeaen
iie srboben. Die 4sdue tommen Dor
friebensritter granbes 3nr Yerbnnbs
lung.
= Sm Osutiden 6aufe fanb unter
hem @oriise Der prdiibentin sSrau
Sbea Stahl cine fsbr gut befu6te
0eridmmluna bes Damen5neiges bes
Deutf5 qmerifaniIden Siabtpers |
banos itatt. Ssrau Waria Weiinsr |
prototollirte. Die Delegdtinnen, bic |
au Der i'm September itattfinbenoen |
Staatsionpention In gopingipn ers
nunnt fpurbsn, finb: Jruu Dm. Sbea
Sta6l, Srnu QouiTs 9inberer, Jrdu
Ddpis, 5rau Carrie Riebes
mann, 5rl. 5rancis glllbeder, Trau
Charlotte 2autif6, syruu aaroIine
Teiitner unb S5rau Wlaria MlalIer.
Sin gei4lub tpurbs gefabi. NIT Oerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
Wu liest Gslumbns besraten?

2luf bem bemnddii in GaniiasS
(gbile) itattfinbenben pan ameriias
ridden apnareB oiirfis nun snbIid
iibcr bic ihon lnnae f6pebenbs Srags
Der Saaffung zines bic gntbsduns
Der yleuen Welt unb ibrsn Gntbedsr
perherrli6enbsn Monuments Elm eno.
ciiltissr gelhluf aefabt ipsrben. 2Im
rlsiitsn 4usiint auf @srpirilihuns
tat. tpis g f4stut bsr DosiHIaG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

Rad, Der Sheibunq perbleiben ale
ainber Der sfran unb nebmen audi
ben WutterndHien an. 4ud i'm GN
redt bat bic Grau cine bebsrriHsnbe
GteQuns: Die ainber erben bas 0srs
inDaen Der Mutter unb bic cs'sse bsf
BON 0ater nub Wutter qtmsiniam sr.
trorbsuen 0iiter; bic anbere 6dIfie uno
fas 0ermoaen bes Uaters asbt an bic
Sinber ieiner dlteitsu Ghpefer iiber.
iSdit bas san5e Gano gebSrt ben
isrduen, lie iorasn auh Fit bic Bee
ipiribihaftuna iie iino Samilienobsrs
bdupt unb 9eripalter ees Uerm6gens.
Stirbt bic Srau. 70 ssben NIT ibrem
@srm1gen auG ibre Rsdts unb ibrs
auioritdt in Der Jamtlie an bic dlts.
itc 9pdter iiber; IN feline Sphter bore
banben, 10 er6t bic 9o1ter bes Glie.
ren grubers bic aommanbDgspaIt i'm
5auie. sSsbe Srau. bic ieine 1odtcr
bat, tann obne llmitdnbe elm Wlaohen
Gls Sodter aooptisreu, bic bann ben
Ramen Der 4boptipmutsr annimmt
unb bic pollen Rehte elmer tpirilifsH
5o6ter eripirbt.
aud Der 6anpsf liegt bei ben Mens
ongtabaus fat nusI4IieBlih tn ben
6dnben Der Syrdn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
u E ~ y o TT.

Die Reuport Office fir bas Sin
einnaticr @pIfsbIatt" befinbet iidl in
Ho. 800 gorf strase. staeniiber Sem
Gunrtfpnic, ,uoicIbit Neniafeiten, an.
seigen II. 7. m. bis 10 ltbr 45 Winn'
ten gbenSs cntasaeunenummen iper.
bcn. ScIeDhpn corth 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

eitsnbs eebenspsife. paanssI an
gsipssnne pssben aeip0bnlid flir pis Iirfa4s
bifl. mas bie iira6e fei, ss fbynsrst, 20 IN
aidibpn, a berbifffn bas peben, ifi6 bsr %
timber eer .anatshs-, bes .bepdbrtsn Daiffte
lin Saburf I'M Bic Gienixbeii psrbisnt eeuiaSf
ercbs sapgn ipir6 nntnisunld asiIeisr, Esnii
s s.n n;H!'sisI's ssasa Il gs gsssss. s'S i:s s:s
gssitssn % tatsn. bssIs ST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
stnr6 am SonHtaa. ben 90 2uh Iq14 in
Der g9obnlna ibfer 5ofter Stuu SSiliam
gplIs No. blp Qiie Sfrdbe
frau 9ulia TptbtI.

i'm eIter bon 50 Sdbreu 9ae observation-disclosures
f'nbet am 2ierftlp. ben 2s. Sul EihmiiGns
I'm 2 llbr. ocm Irnnerbaufe aus TAFT nno bic
gefiaiiune uut oeni Sigbluno 6rieobof 1i0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
ginnisr.ast,in. Gpplnnton.

Tie Wiiplicbfr fino erinhi nf am Ticns'
taa la6miitag nm ubr in brer sale N Der,
fdmMeIn. nm an ocm leifenbesinprib bes
BERT. Wiiialieoes GmiI Gdmiii bon 20 W. 8.
Sirnbe ibeiISunebHen.
Nm SebItn, Qraf
Geore SurmeItua. Seir. 1iG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

Sauie. sSsbe Srau. bic teine 1odtcr
bat, fam obne llmiidnbe elm Wdbten
als So6ter abOptisren, bic bann ben
Ramen Der 2lbopiipmutsr aHnimmt
unb bic pollen Rshte elmer tpiriliHeH
5o6ter eripirbt.
aud Der 6anptl liegt bsi ben mens
onetabaus faii nusI1IieBlih In ben
6dnbsn Der sran.
ueber bic 9ortbette b.s
Jrii baufFebens. Wmn fir
ZEN Sdlaf bic 9ormiiternadts5sit bic
sefiinbeiie lit. 70 III fir bas ipahe Sc.
ben bic 3eit Der Uloreenr5tbe uno
bes Sonnenaufsonsss. bic 3eit, ipstn
Der Eau ii6 auf bic Wieien lesi uno
bic Wdlber buften. bic aeiiinbeite. Die
eriten Worgenitunben, ipsnn Elm neuer
sna aeboren lit. iinb cine Quelle forts
ipdbrenber Wiebsrseburt unb Heuges
burt fir ben Meni1en. Sie pe.s
iiinaen i'm, ia iie ipirten formIi9
elettrtiierenb. Wenn bic 5immeIs.
luft am 4beno slsidiam abgebraudt
unb abaenubt .if. 10 lit fie am Mors
gen unperbrauht unb neueei1affen.
Sic enthdlt om Morgen an meiitsn
bon ienem f6itliden asbsimniBpoaen
Stoffe .Oaon". Gin folhes auft.
bab i'm Mpraeniau III mebr tpsrib. als
atIe qlpotbeten in Der Wslt. aeiHpsis
se als Der S9lof Biz in ben Saq BIN.
elm. Ran fust, bic Rronfbeii Der 3.i.
iei beuts Rerpuiitdt. glun, bann tit
bas 6eilmitteI Der 3eit bas Griibaufs
iiebsn. Senn fir bic Rerpen gibt 2s
ni4ts geiIsres aIs sinsn Moreen.
ipaSierauna iiber bic tdutropfenbcn
Wieien poer bur9 ben fpurSia buftens
ben Malb. Dann ipirb man aud am
iid, anihIiebenbsn gtbenb miibs eenus
fein, nm entfpre4enb fritz su gett 81
aeben. urb man ipirb tisf unb rubig
ihlafen unb erquidt nub aeitarit ar.
tpa4en. Or tpirb einsm fein, aIs fei
man nod einmal iuna aetuoroen, uub
man ipirb ii6 faaen. bab man gee
,dlufen babe fpie bamals, ala man
np,l aino mar. @obl bem, bsr's
tapnl
Oas bebrobte 2oTADi.
ter g SdiIIerbGusden pie
ceridIiebene 3citiugen aus Tresoen
berif)ten, brobt 5ur 3eit bem In ben
sSabreu BON 1885 biz 1887 BON
S6iller beipobnten Sdusden in 2oid,.
ipib bel Dresden @efabr, ,peiI nas
@riinoitiid Don ieinem iesigen @efiBer
uerfdrft lperoen iol. 9eioer !tellen
iid Der erbaltilng bes SaiisAeits iebr
erbeblide Sdiuierigteiten entseeen.
gu benz Sdnsd,en gebort aitb Der be.
tonnte &ornerihe @einberg iiuo bds
aorneride Sommerbai,s. 0ieies
@rimoitiif III fpdter IN Sipei 9beiIe
getbeiIt Doroen. Die iutere SdIfte
oes @erses nit oem dlten 21rners
Sauie gebort jebt b. 8iitifmibs Or.
ben, bic anoere SdIfte nit benz Sdil.
ler.Sdusden SSerrn SaHlann, Der fei.
nen geiis Jest germ perfauien m5dte,
nber bafiir ben boben @etrag non ei.
ner @iertelmiliou forbert. eseIbit
uenn bieie Siunnte befpiQigt fperben
piiroe, iuare irHIuer tinr etfpas Sof.
bes erreiht, benn bic anbere NGlfte
sebort 81 bern geiit uno ipiirbe tpabr.
!deinIid elm aIeid grobes Spier er.
foroern.
Sn f4erer SUIT.
.9llletpetter - iiRb bas elm paaf
'rddtise 6unbe! Wsm ssbSrsn bsnn
'ie bsiben Rief.ntbiersg"
Die bat unfsre Si6nbeitsbes
'5rbe ansefdafft, bamit Der poIi,sts
lnnb ni4t seitcblen tpirb.'
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geuer GpeaiaIiH.

a.: rRun, ipis ssbi's, 6err Doitori
arst: sd babe mid auf cine Gpss
5ialitdt sepOrfsn unb bin - Rabfabr.
drSt esporben."
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lluier gecnt in Samiltou IN
Srrr Gbnarb grud, 449 Glib Jaufte
StraHe. gen Sci. 476 3, Some
Ghpue 1881 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

.9tlIetpetter finb bas elm paas
prddtise 5unbe! Wsm ssbSren bsnn
bic beiben Risf,ntbisreg"
Die bat unfere Si6erbeitsbe.
b6rbe ansefdafft. bamit Der poIi,sb
bunb ni4t seiioblen fpirb.'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
The Rex

AT The Rex to day VIM. Fox pre-
SCENTS seeds of Jealousy" a note
worthy Memo three part feature.
In this modern version of King Co.
phetna and the b 'ggar maid, Har-
din, young banker, marries beau
tiful street singer.
After a period of blissful married
life serie' of occurrences make
each of the young pair suspect the
other of unfaithfulness.
The climax comes at masquerade
ball where by strange coincidence
Hardin and his wife wear costumes
that are exact duplicates of those
worn by two of the other guests.
Complications follow which in.
crease the mutual distrust and jeal-
Ousy of the young couple and as a
sresuIt the wife secretly leaves her
home.
q Needless to say, this tangled skein
& Of circumstance is unravelled and
the happy conclusion is all that could
lbe desired.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
0. E. S. OFFICERS.

The following were installed OF
Tuesday evening, Dec. Is, by Mrs
Lulie N. Billiard, p. w. NJ, as officer
of Carrie Hart Chapter No. 83 o. E
S, for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Temmie Sacks, w. M.
J. T. Wall, W. p.
Mrs. Theresa Davis, A. M.
Mrs. Fairleigh B. Clark, Sec'y.
Mrs. Carrie Hart, Treas.
Miss Fannie Phelps, Cond.
Mrs. Mary Klein, "A. Cond.
Mrs. Lulie N. Bullard, Chap.
Mrs. Mildred MCGEE. Marshal.
Mrs. Lulu Lowenthal, Organist.
Mrs. Minnie Bellamy. Adah.
Mrs. Belle Frye, Ruth.
Mrs. Laura Fosher, Ester.
Mrs. Bivlan Watkins, Martha.
Mrs. Camilla Wall, Electra.
Mrs Marian West, Warder.
B. M. Weaver, Sentinel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Scalding Ends In Death.

Carlisle. Ky. Dec. 16.-Tne g.
yesr-old son Of Marshall Richie. for
merly of this county. while playing
about tub of boiling water at the
home of his parents in Cincinnati,
accidentally fell into the tub and was
so badly scslded that death resulted.
The body was brought to their old
home here for burial. The child was
a grandson of Martin Richie. of this
county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Protect the Birds.

There is every reason why the
people of the farms should protect the
birds, all kinds of them, which destroy
the insects that are annually bring
ing hundreds of thousands OF dollars
of loss to the people of the country,
first the farmers and then to the
world. The game birds are insectivo-
rous, but they are not all that are.
There are numerous birds OF the for.
est and field which work day in and
day out for men and yet these same
men who should be protecting them
go out to shoot and rend them unto
death.-Exchalge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
SEEMS THAT INSTINCT ERRS
Deiuded Rabbits That Make Homes
In Oil Pipes In California
Birds Grave Error.

That almost unerring instinct which
carries animals through grave dan
gers has led in many instances in the
Midway and Sunset oil fields of Cali
fornia to their undoing, the Scientific
American remarks Chief among such
victims are rabbits and water fowl.
A jackrabbit and a cottontail find a
nice round, smooth hole. There are
many such In the oil fields where oil
piping is a necessity for the transpor-
tation of oil to the reflneries. The rab-
bits decide to set up housekeeping
there. The cottontail desires a per-
manent home. and the iackrabbit
wants a refuge safe from malevolent
man.
Soon they discover their habitat is
being moved. No doubt they are
frightened, but they instinctively stay
within their retreat. One end of the
hole Is closed. Even then they do not
leave. Soon the other end of the hole
is darkened. Then II is darkness
eternal for the furry pair.
Some time later It is discovered that
a newly laid oil pipe is choked. After
a great labor the line Is dlsjolnted and
the remains of many rabbits removed.
Thousands of rabbits have been thus
exterminated In the oil fields.
The death rate among water fowl is
even greater. Again. as with the rab.
bits. instinct leads them to certain de-
,struction. Every little lake OF oil In
the vicinity OF gusher is a trap for
the unthinking birds. At twilight and
dawn these tar-coiored lakes appear az
bodies of water to the deluded fowl.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Mcct Appropriate.

10 you know" remarked Mr..
Gaynor, to his wife one evening. II
think photography is a very strange
profession"
why so?" queried Mrs Gaynor.
with a smile, because it develops
negatives?"
Not that, exactly" replied the hus-
band. but, as an example, my dear,
you recall that picture | had taken
the other day, in my riding togs-not
on a horse, you know, but just stand
ing in my riding outfit, with my crop
held in my hand. Well, today the
photographer 'phoned me that the pic
lures are ready for me and that they
are all mounted"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Sick Seaman Kicked To Death

A man believed to he Frank Gala.
CHER AZ ears old, of Nashville, Tenn.
ives kicked to death in St. Louis in
the reading room of the Pacific he
tel, 907a Market street. by James
Foy. a laborer. Foy. who lived at the
hotel, declared he caught the strang-
er leaving the hotel with a bundle Of
his clothing. Foy was arrested and
is being held at Central station. Wit
nesses who saw the fight say Foy
knocked the stranger down with his
fist and then kicked him twice in the
head. He then drew a knife from
his pocket. but was prevented from
using it by porter. In the clothing
was found masters certificate for
sick and disabled seameD, bearing
the meme of Frank Gallagher, and
containing description which Ia lied
with the dead mans appearance.
The certificate was issued Novembsr
10 at Cairo, Ill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
How tho Humbus First Burned.

1t Ia not generally known that the
word 'humbug." long so much In
vogue. Is Of Scottish origin. There was
in oiden time a family called Bogus.
or Boag. of that fix in Berwickshire. A
daughter OF the family married a son
of Hume OF Hume. In process Of time.
by default OF male issue. the Bogue
estate devolved on one Gordie Hume.
who was called popularity Hume o.
the Bogue, or. rather "Hum o. the
Bug"
He was inclined TO the marvellous,
and had vast inclination to exalt
himself. his wife. family. brother and
all his ancestors on both sides. His
tales. however. aid not pass current
and at last, when anyone made an ex-
traordinary statement In the Nearns
the nearer would shrug up his shout
ders, and style It Just "A hum O. the
bug" Tails was shortened into hum
bug and the word soon spread oVes
the whole kingdom.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Della Franklin. of Charleston,
Hopkins county, is the guest of Mrs.
J. B. Fosher, on South Virginia.
Col. John B. Gaines, editor of the
Bowling Green News, spent Thurs
day in the city.
Mrs. Ida Chappell has gone to Bir-
mingham, Ala, to spend the hoii-
days with her son, Jas. E. Chappell.
M A. ID. Noe, Sr., who h as been
quite sick for two weeks, is now
rapidly improving.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Pair of Them.

Within three hours time Wednes
day two persons committed suicide
10 Louisville DR.. Benjsmin w.
Smoct aged 81 for the past twenty
years lie In officer for Jtfferson
county, tcoF his own life by slashiug
his threat 9Th a rszor. Mrs. Mel lie
Russell, as, hanged herself from a
rafter in the coalshed at her home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Princess

THE Perils of Pauline" Nineteenth
Episode.
Pauline Marvin. ....s. Peat White
Harry Marvin. ..... Crane Wilbur
Raymond Owen. ..... Paul Panzer
Louis Wrentz. ......... M. o Penn
The villainous Owen, ever striving
to secure possession of the fortune
of h ward, Pauline, is not di cou-
rag d by the numerous times his
plans have been foile by the cou-
rage and enterprise of his intended
victim and her finance Harry. Dis
gusted with the lack of success
which has attended the efforts of his
accomplice. the gypsy Balthazar, he
lets him go and enlists the aid of a
villianous cut throat who masque-
rades under the name of doctor"
Louis Wrentz.
This is next to the last episode
and things happen in quick success
sion. Only one more episode is re-
quired to complete the serial and
you cannot afford to miss either of
them. Several other reels will make
up the usual excellent program.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Aviator and His Feet,

"If one did not know BETTER" re-
marked an observant man, che would
be inclined to believe an aviator is
akin to centipede. Not long ago
was telling a friend that a certain
airman had dropped As feet. 'YesT
he asked. And how many has he
left?"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19
Whan You can TeII Them.

( ~guccess brings out q mans
Friends" Eyes. but II you want to
know your real friends count the few
who support you when you don't seem
10 have q chance to win-"-Detroit
Eree Prass.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-19

So 90 Serving Trays at
Hardwick's for $1.0O, as long
as they last.