davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

The Southern team. of the Railroad cir
cult, was weakened somewhat during the
past week. due to some of the players be-
ing out of the game on account of vacci-
nation, but managed TO win from the Car
Department on Tuesday, but lost to the
same team later In the week.
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gterblidfeitSberid5t.

Senrp aOIb, 70, 20 GsrnbaIe gGps.,
9erSleiben.
6eIene 1ifb, 2, 1861 99leaiant Str,
Sipbtbsritis.
gunice epsriull, Ss, glt. Qlirp, glies
renleioen.
gbriitine Saud. SO, 1873 psete
Ctr, Riersnleiben.
Sobn 6. Gpsriuu. IT,, SO Wat. airp,
Risrenleibsn.
Bernard Sdults, "a, 1922 plsaa
iant Ctr, 9ebirni6Ias.
Senrp Sd,rOoer, 81, 41o Sit IL.
Str, 9eberperbGrtuns.
Samuel Neutom, 55, 3oo7 9Isnbos
ra ape.. 9ubertuloie.
Marp 8urnet, 80, 2122 9luburn
glps.. Rierenleibsn.
anna gaoIier, 43, s49 4rmorp
4Ss., MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Gts.GrIan5xifiaeise.

|9tlbert See Grapforb, %. Milforo
I Sbio.
eliie Iup 3suts, 1s, princstor
lSotel.
JRop 2ops, %, 523 Sunt strabe.
Gillian Springfielb, %, 529 gssle.
liton Strabe.
(ssrnaro $. s4lasbsd, &, See,
I BART.
lSDa Setter, AZ, 524 Soptins Ctr.
}MoreG $: Sabman, 26. Gbicaao, IN.
}Garrie q. Smith, %, 32O Dts. Ctr.
]SsbOrns 3. graseltOn, 27, princes
ton, Sno.
aaura glidmirs, %, 1886 spptane.
(alrtbur :. Watters, AZ, 215 Deit
46te Ctr.
lRinnie RussIes. 40, 712 90. 8. Ctr.
]Soiepb s. Stabl, q, 9ranD unS 2ts
bertp Strabe.
(aHna Wisoenbein, "a, Saislbf.
(Suso guej9ol3. 25, 9o2 Sim ctr.
Wart9a 9eblte, 25, 902 Gin Str.
}5rans 9rintsr, 65, 4o3o @lenpap.
Catherine ennis, 30, 1922 &sabing
Roab.
I5arrs 9. Ban atta. "a, Columbus,
Sbio.
9earl Gurttpdnslsr, %, 1852 Oar
Iriion qpsnue.
Grant 3. gepilaequa, 81, 21o1
Reaoins Rpab.
lSuIie Giannstti, 20, 90 DaInut.
IGOfparO :. Sa6n, 20, SarriIon, 8.
Dora W. Soparo, "a. SarriIon, 8.
aOsun McGartp, "a, asrinstou. ap.
.5anuis grrt4fieIb. %, 601 70. 6.
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G@ob aui Ginbreher.
Ser leidtfiikise Snride founte jcbod
feline Sludlt beiuerfitellisen.

Mie Der poli5si ssitsrn BON Gam.
renee 8iesel, 10. 919 Sdipt6orHs
2lpe., miisstbsiIt ipurbe. bDrte Der
Wann seitsrn gu friib.r Stunbe eil
@erdufh in Der aiide nnS fanb. benz
@erduf4 nadforifrnb, sinen Gin6re.
der m ieinsr WObnung Dor. Der
9uri4e bate Our4 elm unperrieselteg
aiidenfenftsr 3utritt 5u ben Wo6n.
rinmen eefunbsn un6 $4..75,. bic aui
BEN 4iihentii1s Iagen, er5eutst. giss
gel tpdrf iid auf ben 8urId6sn unb es
entitanb Elm hsftiser Ranlpf sfpiitsn
ben bsioen MdRnern. iebo9 aslang ss
BEN Oieb, bur9 oas pffsne aii6en,
feniter 5u enttommen. gisael boI!e
fdnsa ieiu @spsbr aug benz 5Gldi.
simmer mb fsuerts 3ipei S6ufTe auf
ZEN Gliidtlins ab, obne isbo9 3u trei.
ZEN. Der poli5si luurbs cine quite Der.
icnal6eidrsibung Opn benz einbre6er
aessben.
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Rauptet, baB go6en fein aonto bebsu'
tsnO iiber3ogen babe, troBOem bas Sc.
i3Gft ii4 ni4t rentirt bate. Oes.
balb ieisn apif9en i6nsn Differenaen
entitanben, bic ii9 ouberseriatlifj
nidt i9li4ten lieBen.
9eotutsuos 20 We d felfOr.
berun9en.
Die 3psite NationaI 8ant DOH
Cincinnati bat seftsrn 3ebn oeridisOs.
nc We9felforberunsen i'm 9efamnt-
betrage BON $39, ,342.53 gesen Spbn
q. Ro6infon, 3o10 Rsabins Roab,
singst!agt.
@insersidts ssfaments.
Sofepb Sreibera Der psr.
itorbene Senior Der Sirma S. C $.
6reiberg, oerma4t BEN Siibti6en
Waiienbauis IN gleDelano $500, bsm
jiibiI4en Soipital, aponoale, $500;
Dem Siibiiden Qltenbeim, 2loonbale,
$500, ben llniteo Setpiib CHARITIES.
6incinnati, $1,000, benz 6ebrspl1nion
Gpaege, Cincinnati, $500, benz Raz
tiOnuI Sepiib SOIpital for gonfump.
tipss, 9enDer, Co., 5000, Der aiuDsr.
beimatb in Cincinnati 5000, ben.
5ome for Sneurablss, Cincinnati,
500, unb ben Reft fsines 9srmDgens
alei46eitli5 ieinen ainbern, ba feline
9attiH ibm i'm 5pbe porausgeaansen
1T. Die SObne Qlbsrt g., 2ubpig T.,
arthur uno 5arrb u. 5reibsrg, iopis
Der S6Diegsriobn Charles $. Stir
foaen als 5eitamentsDonitreder fun,
siren.
S o bn u. $ offmann bermadt
9sin etpa $4,000 betrasenoss 8erm0s
gen ieinsr Satin GIisubst9 9offs
mann.
Na9fab ga den.
gaen Gonnellp lit Radldbperpalts.
rin DON Soiep6 W. Wbite; @runo.
eiaenthum $25O0.
Soiepb MsnB III geahlabperpalttr
ocn sophia 9emI MsnB; perfonalien
S751.
elnna %. 9risie 1T gaadlabSers
lpdltertn Don Marp 9rieIs; 9runbs
sigentbum $4,000.
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2sOOncanOr 3anOOun, %, 1927
Central 9lbe., Subertuloie.
George s. Rodpel, "a, 118 U5uIA
bern place, Snqueit in Sdpebs.
9ertsr &rauib, 81, itdbtii4es 9o4
fpital, Snqueit in S9nebe.
Sp6elia Opler, 80, 320 Nep Str,
GabertuIofe.
SOispb 6. Ort9, 81, 1914 Rnce
Str, Hierenleiben.
Clara aeenan, 56, 721 Sresmun
aDe,, Snqueit in S4pe6e.
Carl Stepie. %, 961 Sit Dritte
Ctr, Subertulofe.
Senrp 8eningbouie, SO, 319 GOta
Inns 4pe., 2eberDerbdrtung.
Daniel Yenroo, 80, 1922 GaiterR
Qpe., S6tpd9e.
alOpitus Sust6lein, %, 112 Rama
feb Ctr, 1ubertuloie.
Catherine 5snn 81, Dsft 5ort
Niereuleibsn.
fsrunt @opben, 21, 9etbesbd 5oipiz
tai, SSnqueit in S6pebe.
4melid 9erretp, 80, 841 Soptins
Ctr, 5u6erfuloie.
Geo. Wlulen, Is, 6oipital gum
9arm. Samariter, Ser3leiben.
4melia Rodpea, 80, 118 UaalDern
place, SnaIeit in S6ipebe.
Sames Douglas, SO, 3239 9iibop
Ctr, Snqueit in S1ipe6e.
Wilion Stone, 73, 1887 Sremont
Str, NS6pife.
emma Meinbarbt, 49, 231 CALHOUN
Ctr, SerSleiben.
Sallie SiqbtOper, 80, 400 Smitf
Ctr, Seraleipen.
0ublep One. SO, 422 Weit Dritte
Ctr, @ebirnihlaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
Gnersiih
@tro bas @cinnbGeitsant bic Sipg-
teritis befampfen.

Sas itGbtiI6e @eIunbbeitsamt pirb
in febr ensrsiider Wetie porseben, I'M
bic Oipbtberitis, bic in einigen Staot5
tbeilen in tbatIddlia bsunrubigsnber
@eiie srafiirt, enersiI6 gu betGmr
pfen.
Die Mebrsabl Der 5GGle iino Iolpsit
in Der neuntsn, Der elften unp Der %.
WdrD gu er5eianen getDeien uno Die
SiitrittsdrSte baben itritte @eiiung
erboIten, ibr Sauptausenmsrt auf bic
S6ulen in ben senannten @arbs gu
rihten unb bort oie &inoer gu untere
iu9eu.
Snsseiammt bsfinben iia sur 3eit
oem geritt nes itGDtiihen @eiunbf
beitsamts 5ufOlse, 1872 Gtp6tberitisg
trdnts in 9ebunolung.
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Sat Der aampf Inn bic neusm Raten
fir GIatrisitGt.

Die eriie offeIitli6e Sisuns Sea
Sfabtratbsfomn,ittees fiir geleuh'
tung In bieier anseiegenbeit. =
Sta6tantpaIt Sdoenle's Sr6inanj
nit Der greisDerringerlins itobt bei
Der Union @as & electric 60. aui
Sppofitiou. = Die Geieaifaft be.
itebt arf Der Rate bon 5ebn Gents.
- 9en @erid]t bes itaotii6en CT.
perten q. 6. Sing be8eidnet iie ais
lmbillig. - &geloip uno ssrnnf
6. gea baben aud on Der Croinans
8eri6ieoenes alis5uiesen. Sim
Wontag tuiro Der Staotratb ben
gegeniuartigen aontratt tenlpordr
DerIdilgern.
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ssrri4eadlte @eaelaaersr.

anbie aHre6te 2lbrsiTe iamen in Der
Rodt gum Jrsitas 3,Dei Meselassrer.
ipelde an bsr Central QlDsuus, stpifdaI
aibsrip unb Mobe Gtrabs, Dr. 2aius
renee Carr Don no. 828 Sim Gtrabs
gufautn unb bsrauben iponien. Der
Ir3t fam uou einsm aranisnbt(u1 3us
rid, dIs eS Don ben Gtr6fdxn aeifsIIt
ipurns. Cbnt iih ldnss 3u befinnen
Jog bsr Mr5t isinsn RsDoIDsr inb feus
erte Jnei G6redfdiiiTs db, mas bic
Haridsn 5ur fhIsunigsn 1luht Der.
anIabte. Die GHiiiIe batten aud eis
men pcIi5iiten btrbsisslodt. bod lparen
bis WeseIueuer bsrsits aii6er Gsbpeis
e aIs hsr Hsamte sintraf.
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!3s@nji@riser kalarr(
spHete mid
eimes 6sss.
fen Gen.
Yermma
beilte
mid
prompt.

Ssrr Charles g. w1anb. ~ gsaisr etr.,
cfiiniHs. y. D., f6rebi: sd bate sebu sabre
saotarrb nnb beriuGte sabIlofe arhn bon Wle.
btainsB nei6e mid einen 6aufen 0eIb foite.
feiL otns mir sn beiieH. aniiatt 6effer al
tpsroeH. f6isH 70 ftIe6ter su ipersen. Dseine
angeH fudrsn bIniurterIauieu. meine Iafe rod
10 fuioesUdrfis. eab Id milo fbeuie. In GefgI.
ffaff su aebefi 80 mar ein RaAtmaffer i'm
oefdHsHib uub pnroe 70 f6ipinbeIia, bat5 i'd
rtnen sdIf fu9en mubie. nm MID Dor benz lin,
fallen gu tef6absn. 99 las In Der g,eip posf
@orib a6er qsrma unb badte. eincu aerfu1
santf ,u maHm. SD berbraudte unsefdbr
sfen 5lafden nnb tuar BON staiarrb aebtiIt
linb eds fdipiubsIise 0efiibI berf6ipaHb unb
10 babe Mot niebr baraH su Ieiben. 30 tdite
gernna TN oaiife nnb ipenr 10 eiHe Grfdliune
hetnnfcrnnIfr iifble. Hebnle Id etne tIetue 2ofe
odpon nnb 81 tut mir gut
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Der Grag6oic lsbtsr akt
Coroner Gr. Toertmeper pernabm ss.
tern pieIe 3enaeH in Der 9iorO-
aHb Selbitmorb. .Affairs bes
George 6. @od,pea.

Cine srobe 4naabl 3eussn batter,
iia ssitern au bsm Snquef in Der
George 9. Rodipea Worbs unp Gelbits
morp 4ffaire por bem Coroner auz
iainmen sefuuben. Wlit ii4tbaren
Spuren Ser grfdiitteruug unb tiefbes
ipest md4te als erite unb einaige 9lus
seu5eusin oes @orfalIes Jrau Mprtle
edrlep bon Ho. 231 of Wierte Stras
be ihre 2tusfasen. Die Dame eripdbn.
te bic bereits mitsetbeilten Worgdngt
tn berfelben Gorm unb sr5Gblte bab
fie am Dorabenb bes Dantiasunsstas
gts tinige Stunben BEL ibrsr Sreuns
bin Grau amelia Modnea unb beren
5o4ter. drdnlein Sollifer. NIT elmer
aarten partie oerbrinsen polIie.
Jrau garlep tbeilte bem Coroner nit,
odb Jrau Rodpeu pieoerbolt babon
sipro9en bat, cine Sdeibuns segen
ibren WGnn einauleiten, bd Der Mdnn
1biolut feline Qtrbeit perri9ten pplIte.
Oss9leidtn beitGtiste bic 8eusin. bdb
ole gheleuie oil. finan5isller Diffsrsns
sen talbtr, ftrttten.
Sn tur5en 3iisen sradblte bic 3sus
gin alsoann bic Sdieberei unb be
merite, bab Rodmen NIT ben Worter:
.Jebt ptroe id allen Elm gnbe MAJ
den aus ieintu 3immer beraustrai
unb bic perbGnsnibpolIe ShiiiTe ani
.eine Satin unb SoHter a6gab. Sci
bem erfen Sdub purbe bic 3ensin
ohnmdhtis unb fam srft pieber 3u fid,
ols Rodmel ben lebten Sfmb absd6,
NIT tpeidem er ieinem 2eben Elm gnbe
seieBt batte. Grau garlep fanb Grau
Rodipeu I'm Mobnaimmer liegenb duT
unb bic SdlpsrDernunbete iibsrgab Der
3eusin i9re Oiamantbroi&e NIT oen
Morisu: .Wisb Sieies msinsr 2o9te..
osnn ID iterbe unb fei ihr cine quite
WlutferD.
0ie nd6ien 3eusen fdloFen iif
I'm srobtn 0anaen Den MusIagen Der
ertten 3eugin an unb es fpurben 1rdu
GbrtitiHa Qobman BON go. 130 Mlals
nern pIoce, Gattin nes polisifien
aobmaH, bic nit ibrem Waan ala eis
ner ber Griffin auf bem G&auplab
oes Werhre4tns eintraf, 0rau Marie
Sullipan non 30. 118 Ttalpern pfaB,
4iIen 9reeb unb Der 8ruber Der 1ers
itprbsneH. midaef Gbrman bon 30.
hot G6ur& Strabe. aatonia, Der,
riDmmen.
6err @reeb beftdtiste, bab CT cine
Misthere4uuns fir cine Gapass an
Jrdu RofpslI be3abtt babe, unb bieies !
robi bon RDdiuslI seb6rt tporbsn III. |
unb 'fcmit 6ie 9e5dbluns Der Uiistbe |
susntuea Der biretie MnIaB 5u Der Sras
s6Sie tpat.
Middel gbrnan tbeilte bem goros
ner NIT, bab ieins Sapefsr Die Grs
bin zines Werm5gens bon uHssfdbr
S65. 600 mar, ipsldes ibr bon ibreIn
lbopiibDater Or. Otto palm 3ufiel.
Die Dabingdhiebene tpirb auber bon
ibrem grubsr Wi9aef nod BON benz
gruoer Geo. gbrman an Der 6isblanb
aDe. unb Donabus Ctr. pobnbaft,
unb bon 5fpei Gdpeiiern, syrau 4nnie
Strong. HO@slIe unb 6igblan6 4pe.
irohnhdft. unb 1ruu 2eua Gpans. IN
gortb Nenb, ilberIsbi.
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&ebmrfen.

Gbarles unO Ona alein, 1880 Sat,
BERN Str. anabe.
goparo unb gipra 6arper, 2648
Spring 9rope 4pe., Mdo6en.
William unb SOa DsnseI. 2633
Goot Str, WGb6er.
gilbert unO 2ula Sarris, 9anton
ap.. Snabs. h
Sobn unb katherine S6oettner,
437 Stanlep aoe., MGbfen.
Ro1 uno Nellie gopsI, 1857 8apf
miller Str, &nube.
Senrp uno 9tngeId Seriug, 3572
2iloc 9lpe., Mdoten.
Sermdnn unb Gobertd Sei6mdnIl,
2101 Sranbin Roab. &nabe
Senell uno gropnie Wdits, Netps
port, M1b6en.
Srancis unS Sslen Sumptins, Reps
pprt, MGb9en.
Waltsr uno gearI Teroler. gat
gfirn, MGb6en.
galsntin unb Gjarret Barter. BOub
Sin, &nabe.
Carl unO Srene Wbitatsr, 423 GOns
Iibine Qpe., MGb6en.
Sobn unb Wltrrie Stierineer, 427
Miltpn Str., &nube. 8
Millaro uno Mdrie Siltou, gppiHga
ton, &ndbe.
SOfepb urb @otbte s6edter, 419
glart Ctr, Wdphen.
Dapib unb Sareua Cohen, 219 10.
Str, 9uabs. 81
Georae uno Gliiobetb glsrl, 16 %.
Glber Ctr, anabe.
Sobn uno Sutbrpn Siearan, 2716
9lrbpr glpe., 9rdbe.
Sobn uno Cola 9ibbs, SO Wtain
Str, &ndbe.
Senrp unb 5drrn Subbenoorf
2445 8eetman Ctr, &nabe,
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mDrrboioen nno Der febHlide Wunid Der Get.
beiloen aebeilt 5ii iueroeH, bdben ulebr attutts
feHlofc RtlIberei unb rrebr iiibloic uito Idldb'
Iide GebeimMttteI berborgerItet ais irpcnb sin
lnbereS aetber, hem bic 9lerf9beii mnterlJnrfm
1T 9erienige Der ie ale gebrauht bat, fnTar
bon @Ild fdaen, ipenH et ubrc Giftelr. pfhers
unb 1nbere geIdlirfirc ooer etn perwnnerses
2eiben bes Mfter& bdboufpuimi. Ttetet De-
fabreH lam man eutgebeH, fpent man anafeRe
gebraucbt Gs ifs bleB hds Hnerfts 5nbetIdfs
ngite, pirifnrIfie urb berrnnihnitc uller ietf
beinnutgr 6elImitttI. BrobcH bon eirdfeB
iperbgfI ron q. gseuildbtcr q o.. Nok iHtA
glsp perf trst bs<iatbt
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
ENDURANCE RIDERS
PASS BOWLING GREEN

Four of the seven starters in the
600 mile motorcycle endurance race
left Bowiog Green Thursday morn
ing. on muddy rosds. to push through
as far as they can. This is the Sec
ond attempt made to make the run,
the first being stopped by rain. On y
professional riders are ia this trip,
which started from Louisville We'd
nesdsy morning, and three dropped
at Mammoth Cave. Kline. Becker
and Walker decided to quit. Those
still in the running are BikeE. Tue
bener. Pardon and Marshall their
records being clean. They will at
tempt 70 cover the distance from
Louisville to Owensboro and return
before they quit. Baker fell off his
mount Wednesday and hurt his knee,
but will stick to the run. un.-Louisvills
Post.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
Editorial Comments.
WE ARE ALL HERE.

The Pennyroyal Fair opens to-day
j, and it is the one thing upon which
Nwe can all unite and pull together.
The fair emplifes the most progress
sive spirit of Hopkinsville people and
itAremarkable success last year will
be repeated with added emphasis
this week. As county fair, it is in a
class by itself. 1t is something more
than county fair, standing for all
that is best in a great section of the
state. The name was happily chosen
and the cooperation of the people
of our neighbor counties has already
wiped out county lines and it is in
fact Western Kentucky fair. Every
department is scrowded with exhibits,
The cry for more room is being met
as well as possible, but by another
year there must be added a doub-
ling Of the capacity for stock and for
people. A list of the entries in the
speed rings published to-day will
show the condition of things in other
departments. The cattle barns are
overfowing, the hog pens are crowd
ed, the poultry show is packed with
1000 birds The floral hall is fuller
than ever before and a whole building
is devoted to the Educational exhi.
bits. The fair is the pride of Hop
kinsville, the show features are all
right, the weather is ideal and the
people are coming by the thousand.
All together and let's make ita howl
ing success.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
NEGRO MAN
SHOT WOMAN
At MerrittStOwn Sunday Night
And Is Now In
Jail.

Walter Rives. COL, shot and
wounded a negro woman whose
name is said to be Peacher at the
colored settlement krown as Mer-
rittstown on the Newstead pike,
Sunday nigh. A pistol ball went
through her right hip. glazing the
bone but making only a painful
flesh wound Details of the trouble
are mesgre. Deputy sheriffs went
at once to the scene aud arrested
Rlvss. who 10 10 jsiI.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
ALLIES STILL
HOLD FIRM
Germans u Men Against British Front Only to Be Repused
With Heavy Losses, Official Statements Of
War Bureaus Report
THE INVADERS LOSSES REACH TO 100000.
News From Peograd That Austrans Are Retreang From
Pemys After Having Been Sheled by Russian Artillery

On the Battle Front, Sept. 27.-
tVia Paris. Sept. 28.)-Desperate at
tempts made by the Germans on the
western end of the long line of battle
to break through the allies forces,
which are engaged in a turning
movement, have resulted in the most
furious fighting that has taken place
since the beginning of the campaign.
After fighting without respite day
and night, corps after corps of Ger
mans was hurled against the flower
of the French and English armies
today only to be thrown back.
The infantry bore the brunt of the
incessant fighting, but the artillery
of both armies continued throughout
twenty.four hours to lombard each
others positions. Hand to hand
combats occurred at many points and
bayonets were used freely.
The French Colonialinfantry, most
of whose men wear medals for brav-
cry in colonial campaigns, was to the
fore and beside these men fought
the black Sengalese troops, while
further along the line the British
troops held an important point with
the greatest determination.
The French troops showed more
than their accustomed dash in at
tacks and everywhere acts of Won
derful courage were performed. The
cavalry also participated in the en-
gagements at many points, the allies
horses having enjoyed long rest
which enabled this arm of the SER
vice to distinguish itself. The fam
Gus Scath Greys, finding the color of
their horses offered a prominent
mark for the German rif1emen, dyed
their mounts brown.
The French General Marquet has
met death on the field.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
Japs Defeat Germans.

Toxic, Sept. est is official y an
nounced that the japanese have de-
feated the Germans in a fourteen
hour battle on the outskirts of Using
Tau, seat of government on the Ger
man leased possession of Kiaochow,
China.
Japanese casualties are given as
three killed and twelve wounded.
According to the statement the
fight began September 26, German
grnboats bombarded the japanese
troops. Japanese aeroplanes proved
effective in reconnoitering expedi-
tions and are reported to have es.
capped unharmed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The Berlin Tageblatt says that in
view of the enormous sacrifices made
by Germany, DR., Won Bothmann
Hollweg, the imperial chancellor,
and Gen. Won Moltke, chief of the
general staff, could agree to peace
only after Germany's future posi-
ton had been made quite unassail-
liable. This viewpoint, the paper
contends. is in conformity with pub
lie opinion throughout Germany.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The Petit Parisien says that the
French commander-in-ch chief has been
compelled to send back the African
troops transported to France because
they were not fitted for the winter
campaign. The strengthening of
fthe French forces in Morocco also is
reported to be necessary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
German Casualties.

Berlin, Sept. 2S.-The total Ger
man casualties in dead, wounded and
missing, as officially reported to
date, are 104 $50.
The casualty list announced yes
terday adds total of l0,527 casual
ties to those previously announced.
The total casualty list is made up
as follows:
Dead, 1854; wounded, 65,90S;
missing, 23,007.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

FAIR OPENS
Brilliant Outlook For Record breaking Attendance and Ex
hbits Are OyerAOwing In All Departments. Finest
Cattle In Western Kentucky Will Be Shown.
THE WEATHER CLERK is ON OUR SIDE
Tracks In Ideal Condition And The Program Of Races Reads
Like The State Fair

All is well with the Fair which
opens this morning. The cattle
rings come first this morning and
some of the finest cattle in Western
Kentucky will be shown. Other
rings will be sheep, hogs, and sad
die and harness horses and ponies.
Speed rings take up the after
moons.
The Horse show will be four
nights, beginning tonight,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The City of Los Angees has stop
ped collections by the Salvation Army
on the ground that one-third OF its
charity funds are not spent in the
city as required by an ordinance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

Ultimate independence for the
PHILIPPINES is planned in the Jones Bill
brought before the House yesterday
with a special rule limiting debate to
twelve hours.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The Carnegie Public Library ives
formerly opened yesterday and
aud cards are now being issued to
citizens of Hopkinsvlle. The rules
issued by the Board are crowded out
of this issue.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
Died at Pembroke

Miss Kathleen Bronaugh. aged
about 10 years. daughter ct Rr.
w. D, Bronaugh. died at Pembroke
Sunday morning att o'clock. of tu-
bsrculosis. Interment yesterday =.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

Judge John S. Rhea is likely to
have opposition for circuit judge in
the Russellville district by S. Wal
ton Forgy, of Elkton.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

Why not send the Russian General
Kutusoff to cut off Gen. Won Kluck?
There is nothing like adhering to the
fitness of things.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The Senate Finance Committee
took up the War Revenue Bill yes
terdsy.. An effort wi | be made in
the Senate to change the tax on gas
oline TO one on automobiles.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

That woman policeman in Somer-
set will probably balk when called on
to take her turn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
HALF MILE DASH.
THREE-QUARTER DASH.

Tuesday is Old Soldiers Day and
Home Coming Day.
Tomorrow will be HopLdusviIl5
Day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

The first ears operation of the
Wisconsin eugene law shows a short
sge of 1900 marriages, although
many couples left the state to wed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

George Fred Williams. Sir Lionel
Garden and A. Rus EN- Bey. are d.
plomatists who talked their fool heads
y off.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

1t will probably be necessary to
keep troops at Vera Cruz as long as
Villa and Zapata are unhung.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29
Servians Sent Hot Answer.

Nish, Servia, Sept. 2S.-According
to reports reaching here from Bel
grade, when a representative of the
Austrian commander, bearing white
flag, was admitted to the presence
of the Servian commander with a
demand for the surrender of the cap
ital, the Servian officer replied:
Return to your camp, and in
three hours you will receive my an
swer from the cannon's mouth"
Three hours later a Servian bat
terry opened fire on the Austrian
positions across the Danube.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

Twelve counties voted on prohibi-
ton yesterday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-29

RACE PROGRAM.
FIRST DAY, COUNTY TROT.
First Race, Purse $4,000.
Black Patch, b. g.
Dad, S. h.
Pilatis Bell, b. &.
Jim Redo, s. g.
Johnnie Jones. b. G.
FIRST DAY, COUNTY PACE.
Second Race, Purse $4,000
Happie Mike, b. g.
Sport of the Times, b. g.
Lula Direct, b. m.
Edna Vernon, S. m.
Bill Bailey, g. g.
2::3O Pace, Stake $1,000.
Marie Locanda.
Gentry.
Lillian 7.
King A. billiard.
Glenda Binnes.
Sadie Fulle.
DR.. Griffin.
Tamerlane.
Paducah Kid.
Hattie Constantine.
Swamp Maiden.
Gentry Hal.
Don Wilkes.
Arsissa.
The Rebel.
r, M. l..
Frank K.
Black Adward.
Hancher.
F. B. c.
Edna Vermont.
Ed rhythmic.