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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-08-27

AT a meeting Of the State Elk
Association, held at Georgetown,
Owensboro was selected as the
next meeting place. G.. L. Free
man, of Fulton, was elected treas
urer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-08-27

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu.
raleia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter. Rine.Worm. &c.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. Csc
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ARE THANKFUL
5eleisns Praise United States for GEN.
erosity Flag 10 Shown
Reverence.

ROTTERDAM. Dec. BY way of
London. 5:25 n m.-"For the past
fortnight we all have been living on
American food. and u saved us from
starvation was the statement made
today by a Belgian Committeeman dis.
tributing American relief shipments in
.Liege province. AN our grain was
exhausted" he continued. because all
oil II was requisitioned for the use OF
the German army. With the excep-
lion OF a small supply OF wheat and a
nothing.
Our people knew food was expected
from America, and its arrival was the
sole topic of conversation throughout
the province.
THE Americans have saved us
from starvation was the cry on ey-
cry lin. Every American seer In
Iiege was hailed as a b~enefactor.
Whenever an automobile CARRYING an
American nag passes in the streets
the people take OF their hats.
Seventeen thousand tons OF wheat
has been received in Liege." the
committee said. and $4,000 people
are being supplied with nearly a half
pound each daily. II is not a great
quantity for a grown man when he
has little else. but IL is saving us
from starvation. Rich and pool alike
receive the same amount
In Offering cur heartfelt thanks
TO the American people we pray them
10 o their generosity TO continue.
Tor without them we should have
starved n without them we must
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FRENCH STATEMENT.

PARIS. Dec. 6, 2:45 D. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was
given out in Paris this afternoon:
In Belgium on December ) not far
from h Hasseur house the capture
OF which was reported yesterday Gre
ferred TO In yesterdays statement as
that OF a ferry a on the canal be-
tween Dixmude and Ypres) our ar
tlllery destroyed a German field fort.
The enemy made a vain attempt to
recapture Wiederdeft.
On the rest of the western front
there has been absolute calm.
1T was calm also in the region OF
the Aisne.
In the Champagne district our
very active artillery very successfully
counteracted the batteries OF the ad-
versary.
In the Argonne the wal OF the
sapper was pursued. We continue to
progress slowly. repulsing all the
enemy's attacks. Slight progress
was made in the region southeast OF
Narennes. The German artillery
there has been silenced.
On the remainder OF the front
there Is no notable occurrence to re-
port"
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INDIGESTION IS
DANGEROUS!

Your digestive system cannot be-
healthy n your liver r. bad. TRIETs
regulate the flow Of bile and keeps the
liver and bowels regular
TRIETs expel all The sour bile. and
fermenting waste matter. Unless driv.
on out. IT, potsons are absorbed b.
the blood and make you sick an over.
II your breath r. bad. tongue coated.
~ your head throbs. II you 70 dizzy.
specks floating before your eyes there
a. something wrong with your dlges.
tive system You should take TRIETs
a. once
Tnets cure constipation. b|lIIoua.
ness indigestion and other liver and
bowel troubles
Spearminf Favored asy to take A.
most dug stores l0 and 2sc
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RIDICULOUS
Hussians Term Claims OF Germans in
vicinity o. loox Are laughsbie.
Say ~Coneealina Losses.

PETROGRAD. via London. Dec. s.
il:fO p m.-An ofhcial Statement
issued here describes as ridiculous
the German claims OF having cap
tureo enormous numbers Of prisoners.
.snnon and machine guns II says
nat the armies have been fighting
continuously and that II Is impossible
10 estimate the losses.
Inis fact. continues the statement
prevents US from publishing an on
ciai denial. as the general stan care
suny avoids giving any details that
pave not been verified
On the other hand the German
statement hat they have not lost a
single u Is disproved by the fact
maj IN the Brezeziny district alone
tnear Lodz) we took from them
twenty-three guns and a large amount
OF OF spoils As to German prisoners.
lv.VvO have passed one point alone
OF our front where prisoners are reg
istered.
Neither do the Germans mention
the supply columns which they burn
ed nor the cannon and ammunition
which they abandoned in the forests
and which we are gradually finding.
Conceal Losses.
Inc Germans also conceal the
losses which they sustained in the No
yember fighting. although witnesses
say that never has a field OF battle
presented such a sight. as on the roads
oil the German retreat toward Strykow.
Al some points where we attacked the
German tanks. the German dead were
piled not less han a metre high. All
the inhabitants OF the district ha ~
been engaged in the work OF burying
the dead and clearing the fields where
the recent combats were waged.
Several German divisions, espe-
cially that of the Guards. have been
so severely tried during their efforts
TO escape our clutches that they have
completely disappeared from the front
IN order TO recuperate and ~reorganize
their formation"
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NEGLIGENT OWNERS MUST
n FOR PIGHTING FIRES

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Ncw Workers on
whose premises fires occur due 70 their
own Wtliful and culpable negligence.
VIII hereafter have 20 pay tho IRE de-
rartmcut the cost OF estiuRutshiug
them. according 90 = statement by Fire
Commissioned Robert Adamson tonight
The commissioner based his statement
on a decision rendered Friday by the
Appellate division Of the supreme court
IN "a suit which be brought against a
corporation for 81. 1900. the cost 81 nght-
INK a. stubborn FIRE im a big factory
building which the corporation owned.
Automatic H~priuklors had been ordered
Installed in the factory, but the order
had been ignored. ON the advice Of the
fire department chiefs thai had the
~sprinklers been Installed the IRE would
have been stopped IN tho basement in
stead Of spreading throughout the
building the suit was brought and re-
suited IN last weeks decision sustain
lng the commisrioncr and awarding him
the cost ~ nEhting the IRE
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MAKE SUPPLIES
Aliens Held a. ellis island 20 Work on
Equipment for Red Gross
Subscriptions Asked.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Work IN max
Ing supplies for the Red Cross IL 10 be-
provided for the several hundred
aliens who are determined By the i'm
~ulbIatlon authorities on Ellis Island
by war conditions. They are for the
nost part Russians. Austrfans and
1ermaus who cannot return 10 their
naNFe iand ana many OF whom have
Deen % the island for four months i'm
fhHQme ldleueHa a means of EN-
ploying them. Do n 10.
nifht. was found az a conference held
last week Of officials and rocial WORK
rfH, materialF Tor rug making. weav.
lnE, knitting socks. hoods and other
articles and dressing dolls are 40 be-
provided. the finished articles 10 BE-
turned over 90 the Red Cross 10 be
shipped 90 Europe
FOr material. the committee In
charge a. UIa work ia depending upon
ihe public Tor contributions. If being
found tnaf mo- appropriation 81 the
federal government d. available for The
purpose
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KILLED BY BANDITS

GALVESTON, Tex. Dec. 6.-Walter
X lnnes, 26 years old. superintendent
OF the plantation of the Banana Groves
company. of Chicago. at Jude. Isthmus
OF T~ehuantepec was shot and killed
by Mexican bandits the night OF No
vember 22. according to Roger lines.
a brother who arrived here to-day with
the body.
lines was a British subject and. ac-
cording to his brother. both the Brit
ish and American consuls are investi-
eating the shooting.
lines was killed when he tried 10
prevent the burning Of his ranch house
his brother said.
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AIR. Jacob Zilies. well known truck
lsrmer OF North warwood. died yester-
usg morning at 5 O'Clock at the Forth
OF complication OF diseases AIR. Zillcs
Vas born In North warwood. June II.
lees' and has been a resident Of that
section ever since lie was the son OF
ar. and Mrs. Jacob Ziiles. SIR. and has
nNed a bachelor all OF his life. He was
IN ,he torty-fourth year OF his age.
re II survived by three sisters. Mrs
Sharles j. Elig. SO2 Main street. 10
whose place the body MAS taken follow
ing death. Mrs. Robert E;ngelhart. Mrs.
John Lasch. two brotherS Ceorxe
1iiiss. OF ~Clarksburg. and Adam ZilIes.
OF north Wheeling. Funeral services
VII oe held Wednesday afternoon At
tne nome OF his sister and fnterment
VIII be in Greenwood
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FIRST BULGARIAN MINISTER

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Profesaor
stephen Panareton the FIRST bulgarian
minister 10 the United States. and tho
second from the Balkan nations. ar.
rived here to-day on board the steam.
ship kroonland. Tho new minister is
on his FIRST diplomatic mission. lie ex.
poets 10 present his credentials IN
Washington Thursday.
Prof Panaretonr appointment By
King Ferdinand was for the express
PURPOSE Of f%urthernE the commercial
relations between HIS country aud the
United States. he declared today.
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RUSSIANS ANNIHILATED

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Dec. 6. (via
London. Dec Z. 2:35 a MA com
munication issued today says.
We have occupied Keda. an i'm
portant point twelve miles east OF Ba-
tum (Transcaucasial. BY a daring
coup our troops rendered in~operable
the electric works at Batum. Three
hundred Russians were sem from Ba-
tum 10 retake the bridge occupied by
the Turks. were ambushed and com
pletely annihilated."
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me mortal remains OF the late
Jerry Fish. well known fireman from
inc Eighth ward engine house. were laid
70 rest Win very impressive services in
charge OF Rev. A. G. Rasche. assisted by
rev. q. O.. Dean. city officials lead the
Iunerai cortege. m 4 hose wagon
was used as the hearse for the deceased
u~retighter. This IL the same wagon
that hauled his captain. aptain F'erEu-
son. 10 his grave nine months previous.
inteisnent was In Mt. Zion cemetery.
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sERvIAN STATEMENT.

NlSH. Via London. Dec. s. 1910 d.
Servian war office issues
the following Official statement:
On the whole front the success or
the Servian army is reported. Ey-
erywhere the Austrians have been re-
pulsed: We have captured two gen.
eral Officers, sixteen officers. 2.4vO
men and a large quantity of booty.
On n of our fronts we captured
from the enemy four complete bat
teries."
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Austrian 9tatemsnt


DDN. Dec. s. 1888 p.
ers Amsterdam -espon scnds -.
OFFICIAL dispatch received from
South OF Belgrade our troops are
gaining ground. West OF ArabdfoIoyo
borty and Mtlanovatz. the enemy mas
received endorsements and CONTINUES
Sehere ATTACKS In n westerly dfrecfIon
The Servian civilian ropuiation a.
Ieturnlng- Fifteen thousand Inhabit-
hnts remained in Belgrade where tbo
nem austrian administrator already Is
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WAR BRIEFS


VIENNA. Via London. Dec. 8. s:a5
D. m--The following official COM
m~unication was issued today:
The battle In Poland Is progress
Ing favorably Tor the allies. The
Russian forces which marched 10
western Galtcia were attacked by
Austrian n German troops. We
captured 200 prisoners and some
trains.
In the Carpathians there has been
some lighting. The enemy who broke
into Beskia Stelburg has been re-
pulsed with the loss OF 500 prison.
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May Go to Feds.
A NEW PROPOSITION.

ROTTERDAM, via. LONDON. Dec. :
a. 1.-THE Rotterdansche Cour-
AM N an editorial urges Holland Tor
the future maintaince OF the pesce 81
lhe world TO take the lead In "A disar-
InameIt proposal coupled with a prn-
possl TOT the maintenance Of an inter
nAti"tal army and navy under the CON
tfoi o. n judicial court. This would be
a world police force to keen the peacc
not 20 mcnaco g." saNs the nrmsnan.r
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MANY RUM 0RS
Ahost Regarding Players at Baseball
Meetins-vloS and konetehy
May Go to Feds.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Basebau
men. here 10 attend the meetings OF
the National and International
leagues this week. were in Informal
conference tonight at several OF the
uptown hotels. Early arrivals for the
National league meeting were Angus
Hermann. of Cincinnati. chairman OF
the National Commission: Barney
Dreyfuss, OF Pittsburgh. and William
r. Baker; OF Philadelphia: while
Sharles Ebbets. OF Brooklyn. and II.
n. Hampstead. OF New York. were
also on the scene. together with Man.
ager John J. McGraw. of the Giants.
International league men we're in
almost complete array for to-mor.
rows meeting.
Gossipy National League circles To-
night centered chiefly around reports
that Fred Clarke. manager OF the Pitts
Durghs, was abou to leave the team.
Both Dreyfus and Clarke denied the
report. IL was declared. however. that
clarke a not signed for next season
as yet.
May Go TO Feds.
Rumors that NioN and Konetchy Of
me Pirates were about to jump TO the
rederals were also circulated. So far
AioN was concerned this was denied.
Ihe honetchy rumor seemed TO be
given credence in quarters which had
circumstantial stories to tell OF n mend.
Ing deal for Fred Merkle. first base
mar OF the Giants. by the Pittsburgh
cIuD. McGraW, however. was said TO
want q third baseman. while Dreyfus
an inielder. ~
One or probably two circuit changes
are expected to be made in tho Infer.
national League.
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CHRIsrMAs SHIP TO GENOA

hAkSEILLES. vie Paris. Dec. G. ff.so
m-Ihe United States naval collier
Jason. the santa Claus ship" sailed
Inr Genoa to-day after having landed
,hristmas presents for the French chill
dFcn- FROM Genoa the Jason will prn-
,eed To - Rochelle 10 take on the
french exhibits FOR the Panama-Pacific
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LONDON. Dec s.-An order issued BY
the admiralty today that the whole dsb,.
ing fleet In the Firth OF Forth scot.
land. cease operations has been received
ermen who face ruin. The ponnIa 49,
also Is excited as the people believe ths
prices Of nsh will advance beyond the
feach OF the people whose principal
food IS nsh. Tho Firth probabIy viii ~
closed to fishing until the end OF the
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PREPARING FOR ATTACK.

LONDON. Dec. 6. 10 a. m.-The
Central News correspondent at Cop
enhagen says the following dispatch
has ben received in the Danish capt.
tai from Berlin:
Forty British and French war
ships are gathered outside-(name
deleted by censor) with the evident
Intention OF forcing their way
through. This. however. will be i'm
possible as the Notifications have
been greatly strengthened ard the
watr is thickly strewn with mines"
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~sTEANsHrP ARRIVALS.

NEW YORK. Dec. G-Arrfved. Steam
Trs - Paul. Liverpool. Minnictonka.
END Fieraeus. Sailed Steamer Verona.
INhRiOOf~Arrived: steamer Phil
adelphia- New York sailed gn.
New York. New York.
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LATEST MAGAZINES.
VERY DRASTIC
Are Provisions Of Proclamation Issued
BY Commander OF Vera
Cruz Garrison.

VERA CRUZ. Dec. 6.-General Herr.
berto lara. commander of the garrison
here has issuedsa proclamation which
embraces the essential features of the
suspension OF guarantees" provided
for by the constitution and which has
been used by every executive since
1910. Treason. sedition and the pro-
pagation OF ~subversive ideas are some
OF the offenses mentioned which viii
meet with summary punishment. The
publication OF false alarming new will
be punished by heavy n and a sec
ond offense Will meal Imprisonment.
II is explained that I'm the case OF
foreigners the right will be reserved
either TO expel them or TO apply the
prescribed penalty OF offenders.
General CarraINa in a decree makes
white paper r OF duty beginning
January /.
There have been 169 cases OF yell
low fever in Puerto Mexico in the
last ten days. The water tanks at
ITejar Is again supplying this city and
the campaign against mosquitoes Is
so well under way hat IL Is believed
there is no danger Of yellow fever
reaching here. Considerable Roadway
has been made by the health depart
ment in getting the city into a sani-
tary condition.
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SCALE PROPOSALS

Houes 20 1Eaaufaosursrs, Jobssrs, M
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HERE:BY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at its office at Chsriertoa. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which In vested In said Board.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
ers viii be given preferences.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
ja-1-tf Charleston. West VIRGINIA
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Impressive funeral services were held
Hill. lineman for the SunnySide Fiectrio
Company. who lost his life while makfnx
some repairs at Adena, q. He WAS
oroukht TO this city and dice at the
North Wheeling Hospital. Intermeot
was In New Philadelphia cemetery.
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Fortfy1ng venice.

VENICE. Via London. Dec. s. 1907 d.
m-Advices received here from Vienna
say tnat the work OF fortifying the cap
ltai Is proceeding rapidly. Several
tnousS1d men are reported TO be en-
pioyed In digging trenches.
Eighty-eight railway cars hiled with
wounded men are said to have arrived
N vienna one day last week. Among
the wounde was IN Austrion general
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I Funeral services were held Saturday
evening at : O'Clock over the remains OF
me late CHARLES Liston. who died Thurs
DAY. Rev. Jacob B~rittinEham. n 81.
Iukes +. +. church. had charge OF the
services and tnterment was In short
creek cemetery. yesterday afternoon.
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NH''HNNNMs UHN T. 7 IH n orb nnfnWM
l9 reported fo DO on fire sasa tho uaiiv
'~hrnnlrle. ln n dlruafrh from nunEirt
ITO believed fhr conformation was
rHUarn other hf n UrIflHh HmhnrH
mfuf OF fULuru -lureuiIaucr.
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NoTHIN no REpoRr

PARIS. Dec. 8. 1926 d. m.-The
following official communication was
issued tonight:
There is nothing TO report"
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voH ID aoLTE To TuRKnr.

IuNrDN. uec g.. 1850 o m-An
rfHm company saya that Field Marahal
aaron Won Der Gultz. who ~reorEanized
tIo flriI-h army. has lcft Herin fof
fouHfHufIuuulf
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Sapleigh-Clever9 Oh. very, why. she
has brains enough FOR two.
Miss kcen-Then she's just the girl
you ought 90 marry-Boston Transcript.
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Iamarinds. preserved In syrup.
we're imported BY the United King.
dom TO the value OF $4,000 last year.
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IIrId Marshal Won Der Golfr. accord
.uE fn al recent diaratsu from Berlin.
r HH IrIIfVfd - Die position a. mifitaf b
governor ri The portions OF Belgium uu-
Dor German control and attached fnr
fHr remainder Uf the war Co fnr en-
fnurHun ~ .nr Sultan OF Turkey.
Iu 1853 NHruu Won Der gOifg vac rrnf
fn fnrUuafrurt the Turkish army and
continued DO fhla WORK Cor 10 years
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DIED

ErLbEE-On sunday. December 3. 1aft
~ 4 20 o'clock q. w.. a. the ohio Val
Joy General Hospital JACOB EfLIIsS
Jh. In the ifth year Of hts aEc
His remains have been removed % the
restdcmCc OF hla sister. Mrs. Mary EliE
tNl Main street. city. from which
place the funeral services viii b. held
on wednesday. December q. 1910. a.
2 30 o'clock r m. 1utFrmont AZ Green
wood cemetery Friends OF the family
invited
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Tommy TiEEiam-pnw. doesn't re
verse" mean 10 back"
Paw Higrism-Surely.
Tommy F1Egiam-Thon. what did
Uncle 1911 mean when he said that he
busted up in business because he had
too many revcrscs and not enough back
inR1-ChtcaFp Post.
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Electricity Is the only agent which
VIII thaw frozen water pipes under
ground. with the aid Of electricity tho
pipe can be easily thawed In a short
time. the passage Of current through the
pipe heating II enough to melt the ice.
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GERMANS coNCEHrHArrra
BATTLE FORCES IN THE EAST

PARIS. Dec s.-1:35 p. NH. Tur-
kish cruiser Hamidieh which was seri-
ously damaged by a torpedo. MANAGED
with difficulty TO ret back to Constan-
tinople. according 20 a Sebastopot dis
pateh received by tho Havas agency by
competent circles the same dispatch
.ays believe that the Germans are
sansterrlng the center OF gravity or
SohIlnlns themselves on the western
ront 70 n stubborn defense OF the terri
tinEents Of fresh troops pouring in
daIy from the German central provinces
"gnld seem TO confirm this opinion.
me lack Or news from the Turkish
Iront ~ explained by the rigors Of the
chmate. this region being situated Al a
.elkht % nearly ten Thousand feet. the
temperature averaging rs degrees he
low zero. All indications are that there
VIII nc no eertous operations In this
war theatre during the winter.
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W. r Adams. Of Pennington. Ne. has
several russell apples which were grown
in the summer OF 1912 and have been In
his cellar through two winters. The
apples are perfect in every way. not
cNen Mithcred.
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Miss Hobbs saw your wife yes
terday.
Mr.. Hobbs-Did you? What did she
have TO ssyg
Miss Uobbs-Oh. Nothing,
Mr.. Bobbs-That wasn't my wife
TrnrE
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My wife g. going through some army
m~aneuvers with her last years hat"
What dye mean. army
We'll. she's turning the wings
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Five tons Of human hair was re.
Gently shipped in one lot from China
TO England 10 be used In the wooden
industry.
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HAVE you tuberculosis Let me ten
you how ] cured myself. ]. NJ. MIL
call Bell phone. wing. 79s-R for informa-
lIon. Dig
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PERSONAL

VIII any person who rencnh.r.
George X Cartwright leaving here for
the war OF the Rebellion. kindly inform
his widow.
MRS. GEORGE X. CARTWRIGHT.
ISIS Ward 81.
UP Chicago. III.
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FOR RENT-New. ideal. coy and cheer
ful apartment just completed. Three
and four rooms with bath. One three
room apartment furnished. Inquire
Henry j. Arbenz. 80 18th ST. dbl
FoH EEUT-Three rooms. bath. laun-
DRY. Island. Nat. phone 43e-R. DIT