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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18
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anf oie 5roge: SIT 9eutidlanf
frtegStniioe2" onttportet sic aaol
tfild)e golfs5eitins" nit einem alat
ten 9ein uno bemerft oabei:
@ober iolte nns cine arieqsmii.
oiefeit fommen2 @ir ba6en oieier
8rieg gepiB nidt begonnen aus
ariegsluit. 4ber tpenrt mir i'm aus
artegsluit b%eeonnen batten, 10 fotln.
te 9epiB nifts 10 iebr uniere Grieos.
lnit thinner tpieoer bon neuem an.
lpornen tuie Die Gage, in fDeIde IN.
lere 5eitoe bisber idon eeraten iino
Sranfrei6 nno HuBlano baden fem
reeues St1tereiie mebr an ser Sort
lesung oes 9rieges, TIRE Soffnun.
gen limo bereits enbgiiltia gefd)eitert
ytrr englono bat nod elm Ssnterelie.
tpetter3lfdmpfen, neil es meiter-
fanipten muB, fpenn es lid, nid)r
lelbit geben mill. Set oie giirfai
III Nftion aetreten lit lit oieie Nut-
fpenolgfeit anf ibren Sobepunft ues
fommen: Die aroBe 8roge it, o5
5ranfreiG nno HuBlalo fif) ipeitel
oa5a bergeben meroen, fir gna-
lanos 8eltberrI6aft 5u fdmpfen, ar
ltatt lid anf ibrr mirfli6en eiaenelt
Stterelien 5t b%eiitnen nno suriid-
au5ic6eil. aber bieie Ssroae lit ipeit
GROCER mo beoeufunsgpoaer fir
6ranfrei6 unb &uBlano, als fin
nns. @ir iino 10 melt, bah mir sic
GntDidlung bieier Srase rubig do
marten foriten. Mae iie fid) emit.
marten fonnen. Mog fie fid EFT.
pifelf ipie iie tpilI, anf ieoen san
bleibt fir uns bic Haroie: @ir 6af.
ten ourd! gon &riegsmiioiafeit i'll
gar feline Heoe. Gas lift 6os einsia
feite 6itnoament, fpenr nniere Sec
ner Spefulotionen iiber ibr gerbal.
ten anitellen MOLTEN, nidt MIR
6ranfreid uft6 4uBlono, ionoern am
alermeiiten Gnglano. @craoe neil
England nod niht iibertuunoen If.
lit Die Stimming beg goIfes 10 I'M.
%erbtttlid) uno erbittert felt: aein
@adgeben, fem @%ufb0ren, bis ae.
raoe gnglano 81 elmer &egelrng ser
internationolen 8erb1Itniiie ae5tuun.
cen tit, iuelhe ms einen ebenio
braudbaren wie oauerboften 5rieorn
nerbiirgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18
great Yreitt fit seras:: 9paneriag IS. 5tbrnar 1915.

lie ielbff 5tpeimal pertpnnoet. Sur
oteies tapfere 8erbolten lit 6raulein
Nult nit Dem gtiernen areua al1sqe-
seid)net iporoen. Ser S~berbeblsbo-
Der oes 9itbeeres, @eneralfelomor-
i9aa b. Sinoenburg iiberianote Ser
lungen Dame Die @us5eidmna uno
lpra6 ibr III einem perl0nliden
S6reiben Donf uno Mnerfennlt1,q
fir ibr beloenmiitiges @erbalten aus.
MnBer Dem &ren5 bon giien miro
oeranabit nod ein anoeres lelteneg
gbren5eiden oie 8rnIt Der iunaeu
Weftfalingerin 5ieren. Sin Der idle
lilden @ren5e rettete SRI. Mult nit
etgefier 2ebensgefabr otpei 8in6er aus
Der boot ongeidpoaenen Soer BON
Sooe oes @rtrinfens. @ls 2obn Die
Ter Sot ltebt ibr oie Gettnngsmeooi(-
IL III Iusiidt.4 ugenblidli6 ueilt SRI.
Nlft sur fnr5en @rbolung bel ibren
@ltern IN 9odatm. 0ber lire Sebn=
ludt ipeiff iie 5uriid CUR Sront, an
Die Settle bertpuaoeter ltno pfleaebe-
birftiger Grieger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18

ao6iu Ser @oubernante anbertrout
bdtte. Sn oieiem Stile lit 0os aoade
Bud gebolten. 9ie @ouberltanie
teitt Dem oufborbenben GnaIa11o
auf NIT oaB fie gatla getau erfab.
rem babe, Der oeuti6e aronprina iei
MIR oesbalb nab Snoien qeididt
fporoen> Inn bort 6ie einheimfhelt
SiirIte1 auf5ubeten.
Ser v9oifp telegraph" ioat M
oteiem 8uh: Plus ieoer Settle oieIes
gubes fiebt man Die beutihe Mb-
iidt, europa gu 5erftoren uno Sag
eegen @ngluno uno Ole gnqlanber
iiber oaes IN Der @eIt gu feben, uno
penn es nod auf Der @eltfuael cine
ein3iee 9erion gibt, oie nidt an
9euti6lonbs Sdulo fir BEN qeae1s
partigen arieg glaubt, oonn miro
tie in oteiem 8u1e Die Inttuort fin.
ben, tper Den &rieg beranlaBt bot
8oB glatter, Die ernlt genomneil
iein tpollen, auf iol6en 9ienItboten-
flati6, Der bon ether entmeoer iebr
beidranften ODER iebr perlogenen
engIii6en Nurie nerbreitet miro, her
einfallen nnb i'm audi nod als 9e-
lpeisoofl1merte fir oie finiteret1 oert-
i6en Glate auffiibrert, lGBt BEN Der
fad oes engGilden Snteaefts idliin.
mer eridoeinert, als man nod Ben
perlfieoenen Hroben Der lebten Mos
nate atnebmen mltbte. Sot Sic
gerfoiierin Deg 9udes ni6t bieaeid,t
auf einige barbariide o@reueI4t
an li6 ODER anoeren 2euten erfobs
rem oie man Der ltnteriudunesfom-
milton als Bacterial ibermeilen
fonnte?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18
siise ooer slSShnn.

Sn gnglono lit Elm Bud erIdiencr,
oas BON elmer iun9en gnglGnoerin
bon gutter &erfunft gei6rieben Ic;ll
ion, Die aber ibren Nanen nibt an.
eibt. 9ieie Game ioa Dor etrpa fini
Sabren ais @oupernante BEL siDei
ifleinen Hrin5en BON 8 uno 6 Sabren
aus einem f0nieliben oeutihell
Sauie tdtig geiueien fem. Dici.
prin3lihe Samilie babe einen 8aloil
in Berlin beieiien, einen anoeren in
elmer fleineren Gtaot in YernBcn
Elm SdloB i'm Shmar5malo nno Elm
anoeres am 8bein, uno bier mil Ole
@oupernante lire Sdtigfeit entfaItei
baben.
9as gauge Bud lit ein aIberner
Shwinoel bon Mnfang Bis 3n gn0e.
Der ober ieet bon Der enefiiden
Hreiie nit @enuB ausgebutet miro.
Ghon Der gintritt Der augebiid)er
@oupernnnte in bas prin3lide Sous
lit reht farofteriItiif. Ganod bit
ten Die fleinen 8rin8en Elm Spiel
Dor iid gebobt, bag in einem boil
itGnoigen MobeG Der Staot Con
bon nit aGen airhen StroBen mf
@ebauoen beItnnoen b1tte. 9oriibei
bdtten iie feline Experimental
flicgen lolien nnb Elm iuteer preu6i
ifer 9eutnant b1tte oafiir geiorgt
oaB bel bieiem Spiel Der NOTICE
SaB in Die Ser5en Der ainoer gegol
len mor6en fei. Damn ner5eihnc
sic @ouoerftante nod intereifont'
@eipr1d)e NIT Der Qohin Cd. fporous
gin5eIbeiten aus Dem aarafter De:
auiiers miteeteiIt meroert Die oi'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18
SnIano.

Ius @aibington miro 9etneloet
es brau6e 0iemano banae al iei,t
bob mir bier in Den Ser. Staater
trob Der itarfen Iusfubr Monael al,
Sebensmitteln befommelt fonnten
Sic Ansfabr an @etreibe betr1gt oil.
genbliflid ungef1br cine Miaicll
gnlfel per Sag, ober ielblt ipenn lie
in oieler ungebeiiren StGrfe nod
cine 3eitlang anoauern ionte, 10 iinS
Die @orrote bod 70 eroB oaB mir fiji
nniern eigenen 8ebarf nod INNER
reifli6 iibrig boben. uniere Iette
8eisenernte betrue 89t WliQioneli
gnid1el utto 6er lleberid)nB BON
Sobre 1918 belief iid ouf 76 Miai6,
men, 10 oaB 81 slnfa1ig bieies Sabres
iingefabr 976 MiIionen guide( sur
8~erfigrng ftonben. liner ge6orf,
@rsiaat eingeidioiien lit NIT 6f0
Willionen 8uidel geoedt, 10 oaB fir
Den erport 357 Miaionen guidel
@ei5en aflein iibrig bleiben. Sis gum
80. Soruar iparen BON bieiem lleber-
iduB 2t0 Miaionen guihef per=
es itonoen aIio nod imlrer
147 Milionen Miaionen 9uideI CUR
Berfiigung, mebr nls uniere iGbr=
lide Musfubr felt flint Sabrert I'M.
ter normalen 8erbaltniiien betrng.
Sim Wittnod brnngen orei
jnnge Manaer, Die feline Masfen
trlgen, in oas @eihdftsIofaI Ser
8anf in 9uentpeg, elmer Mi-
nenitoot in Der @egenb BON Soplin,
Mo., idloiien ben aaiiierer in bem
ein lno madten iif) nit
1900 Collars oapon. Ser &aiiierer
hattie aber porber @erf3enge in oos
gelegt uilo es eelana inn
Gle Siiren idnen 81 offnen. Cine 4oi-
Ie ipiiroe o~rganiiiert mo man fan6
Die orei Burden auh balo in einem
nabe Soplin. sic geltan=
ben fofort Elm, ooB iie Sen Haub Be-
gangen bitten uno ipurocn I'M @e-
gu Sopliti untergebraft. Son
Dem 8elo befam man aaes nit Mus-
nabme bon 1854 mieoer.
8erihieoene 2anobeiiber aus
Siiomelten boben iid) an Som
arebrepraientant SloDoen geiunnot
ano i'm gebeten, belgiihe gintpanoe-
rer nod ibrer @egeno gu oirigieren,
lie miiroen ibnen 5ipei Sabre oas
2ano our 9enrbeitung iiberlaiien, of.
ne ooB iie irgeno pelde Badt oa-
gu be5ablen brouhten. SInpocn|
panote iib III oiefer Mngeleanbeit
an ben belaiihen @eianoten in @ni5-
uno oieier erfl6rte ibnI er.
lei oeu gliten 9euten i'm GiiomeIten
iebr oonfbar fir ibr menihenfrenno-
Mnerbieteu, ~berl6ufie moIe Die
helgiide &egierung bon einer iolden
MISUNDERSTANDING aber nidt5
iie fonne nod ieocu @ann
ge6rmlden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18

Son elmer tapferen iungen Co
me meiB Der y@eitfdliide Merfur"
ME folgt 81 ~er56bIen: gaB aud sic
Softer Der rotten groe ben 2orbeer
tunbren Seloenhims gu pfliifen Der.
iteben, oobon elm geiipieI, bon oell,
mir our6 3ufaa aenntnis erbalten.
als Der arieg ausbraf,, regte iif,
.tpie BET bielen oeutiGen M1o6en INTO
5rauen aud inn Screen elmer iunden
@ohumerin. Sr1nlein anIf, Der
@unih, als freiuiaise aranfenpfle.
germ nit bi"nmts3ueiIen an Ole
5ront, nm perputioeten uno franTen
Sriegern bei8uiteben uno breG hmer.
Sen gu lin6ern. Ser grlaubnis Ser
gltern 81 oieiem S9ritt mar oas
madere W1oden mol nidt CANA Iifer,
eorum erbnt es oieie grlau6nis niGt
erit, fonoern gab Dor, 5u @ermonotpil
nod Miiniter gu reiien, frat aber itatt
oeiIen in oaer Stille in Die groBc
Sdanr Der f~reipilisen aranfenpffe-
9erinnen elm. ltno m1breno Die gf.
tern lire Tofter nod in gutter Gllt
bei oen 8erpanoten in Miinltei
pdbnten, reiite oieie nod Dem Often,
miiroe eingereibt uno Denies iid) aIs
cine Der 9apferiten uno 8eiten. Del
@ombin, iiioIih 8lo5f nno norolid
&utno folgte Die iunae Seloin mnierr
SeIograuen in's @etiimmel Scr
Shldht, bolte, Der feinoliden Gu.
aeIn nidt atten6, 8ernuuoete OH:
Der SenerIinie un6 berbano Tie gum
9eiI i'm @efedtsfeloe. Gabei piires
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18

Inter ben atiipi8ien Der io5ia-
liitijhen Hartei miro am Sonntag
Radmittag 8 ubr in Der Mooie Sau,
1922 9it Grodett StraBe, cine Ser
~iammlune ~abgebalten, in melher
&ep. Geo. Badger bon Der l1nitario-
nerfirde iiber oas 9bema: n@arula
idneiben ii6 oie euten 2eute in Gu
ropa gegeniettig Die &eble ab", lpres
den miro.
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MIterIsi.

Ger oeutfhe 8ortraa BON Gro,
feiior Or. auebnemann iiber oel;
arieg mo ieine llriohen, ser Gums.
tag dbeilo, UNI balb nel1r l1br in Sci
9ermannsiobne Soae itattfinoet
miro our6 ben @efang Ser oeut.
lhen Sdager eingeIeitet ltllo geidlol.
Sesl Betde @irfung Yrofei1or Guel.
1tel1aHn ais Geoner ausiibt, qebi
Gus eirem griefe berpor, Den MIR Die
ger Gage aus 8aeo, mo cr an1 Conn
lug geiprofen bot, erbielten. vHro-
fefior Guebneinann ipriht 10 unbcr.
gleihlid, beiBt es in Dem grief
Dab er mol ieIten ieinen 3med Der.
feblt. Der perbiiienite Geutdenboliet
miro bon ieiner Geoe befebrt." BRO.
feiicr auebnemam ipri6t Samltal
ubeno In Der Sermonnsi6bne : Sale
0eutif un6 Sonntag nbeilo I'M Gro.
ben Spernbouie engIiihe. Ser Gin.
tritt lit beioe Male fiir ieben fret.
lin ole i'm SdruIrat megen oes
iiber suei Sabre binausgeberoel,
gerlnins Der Miteiieoer entltanoeucr
5hwieriefeiten 81 loieil bat oas
8ierte Gipil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ert.
sd5ieoeH oab ale neuen 9ruitees an
10. stpril lire gentcr nieoerlegei
aui0 cine Neurabl a~ngeoronet miro
Gie Iitglieoer Der geboroe lind
Dr. 5reoerid Serreu, graiioert
Mrs. efi @erbberg, 6. u. @oetG
Sam Sarris, Ms. 2ena Maperid
Green, Mrs. 81. 5. 9Iiem, g. IS
9edtel, 4lnin Seioef uno @altoi
5000.
Ser Sdulrat bemlftragte oel
slrd,iteften SEQ 9ielmann, Yl1ne fin
5wci SdyuIbduier, ieoes nit bic
3Immern, m5nfertiseu, bic 5iiammer
$4,000 foiten ioIen. Ger Shulrlt
crteilt griaubnis fir ole Mnfiteaunl
ciner 8ronSe : Stotue oes YrofeiIo.
8ernbaro Madenien i'm Sofe Dc;
@ohjduIgebduoes.
Sci transport Der 9iere bel
Nortbnm Wenagerie bon Den Saii
Grounds mad Dem @eb1iloe in Del
@eit-Go commerce Strobe, mo goriiel
iungen gegeben iueroen iollen, Off
nete i'd Die Iiir Der 3miihentuont
IN einem aafig, Die einen Bnmn Der
eiuem Qoipen tremte. Ger 2otpI
eriff ben 8itma an uno ieste ibm Der
maBen stl, oaB er trob better Bfles,
feiiier 81lloigerin, grneitine Ga &oie
Itnrb.
Der Staot giieiior giebt oet
@ert oes our 8eiteuerung ongegebe
men perionlihen uno @~run6eigen
tuns III Der Stnot ouf $105,482 ,0ei
an.
Gle Giienbabnbeomten protc
itierpm geaen Die annabnte eine
@ia IN Der 2egisiatur, pelde es oei
Reconsideration SUR Bfliht moti
r.nbeuutte ODER nur teilfpciie benubt
giienbobn Eidets ein8uloien. 81
neinen, Dab 6aourd spieoer DC
3fpiidenbonoeI NIT giienbabntidet
aeforbert miro.
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Weueife &rieaSbi[6cr

SIN groben 0~pernbauie bier lper.
ben am Samifae uno Somntcq
&riegs6iloer, Die fin Die Stem gort
Sun" senommen nnroem ge5eigt
8iloer BON beiBen anmpfen uno Der
fiirdtbaren @irftng Der eroBet1
6eutiden &a11o1ten. auffalleno tit oel
friib@froblibe @efibts- Mnsorud bel
oentiden Soloaten. 8eginn ser 8or.
ffeaungert / llbr nahmittags.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18

@enerolfelomaridoa bon Siu-
oenburg bat ii6 fir Sic ibm als SIM
oenburg-Sp Spend iiberreidtel1 stuei
Wdaionen Marf = befanntIih sic
@abe elmer An5abl beutider 5taote
IN elnem S6reiben beoonff oo8
fol9enoen 8ortIaut bat: uMtt BE-.
lpunoernngsmiiroiger S~reiaebiafeit
pat mir cine groBe In5abl oeutid)os
Staote fiir5li6 our6 Die Serren Sc
belmrot Sberbiirgermeifter Or. 9eut-
Ter, @ebeimrat Sberbiirqermeiiter
Or. @ilms uno Stootrat a. 6. Sc.
Sutber Die Summe bon 8tDei Miaio-
men Winrf als uSinbenburgipen6e fir
oas Sftbeer" 3ur gerfiigung geitent,
INN ote mir anpertrolten Sruppen
oltr6 gefddffung Don gel5en aeqen
Ole MISUNDERSTANDING 81 id)iiben.s
3teran lit aud in berporraaenoer
@seiie bic oortige @emeinoe beteiliat.
9ebmen Sic ouber meiilef uno mel
iter arnleen tiefeefiblten 9onf fit
oieie pabrboft patrietifd)e 8ot Ell.
9egen. Mit Stol5, Sreuoe uuo
9onfbarfeit erfillt uns, Sic mir fir
ben beimatli6en Sero fampfen, oos
@etpuBtiein, oaB Die 3uriifgeblie6e-
men nnierer in 10 liebensunroiger
~geoenfen uno bemiibt iino, oie
Gntbebruneen oes 6eloauees au Der
binoern. Dit @ottes Silfe tperoen
mir ben nns frepentlid aufee8rmm-
gcien arieg itegreid 5l gnoe fibren.
Damn Der goloene Srieoe all9
@emeinoetpeien ipeitares 8li-
ben uno @eoeiben bringen gum Sc
item unieres geliebten 8aterlanoes.
gas tit meii aufrihtiser @uni6l
BON Sinoen6ure,
@eneralfelomarihaa nno Sber6e-
%feblsbober Ser geianmten oeut=
i6en Streitfrafte i'm Often"
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S. A. r COMPANY,

Bouquets, @fumenitiide fir So6seiten
uno Begrdbnifle, Sopfpilan5en, Hofe1s
ftrduder, Sbitbdume, Gtiefmiitterd5eu
in gIiite ODER @eetpflan5en. Gomnli
IeIbit. S1reibt ooer ~telepboniert grodett
I7f02. SOB Brain Gbe. Ianl Cas-. Mn<
naeer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18
Std WsrEt.

Gan antonio. Ger. IS. 5ebr.-1915
Ohien $3.50 un6 1910.
lGiibe $500 biz 1925.
4dlber $3.50 BIG 1926.
8ulen 1885 Bis $4.10.
Shnfe $500 unb $3.50.
9ieaen $2.25 bis $3.50
ct. 2ouis, IS. Sebr. 1915. = @irlos
bieb, SerassWieb. $5.75 uno $7.75.
SADeine $3.50 bis $685..
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Iarm.yrooufte.
DeuHIr.

Ueltliir.
aartoffela. Colorado II. S6abo, $3.50
lirto $1.65 per 100 Rfun6.
9ibe @artoffeln, Seras. $3.50.
Wadsbobner, per gnifeI S.; griine
Dobnen. $3.50.
Sonnaten, Segas, A a0rbe, $500 ms
SIPS.
gterpfran5en, $2.25 per gufdeI.
Deeten. 40c per Gsb. sBiin0eI.
Yeterfilie, 40c per 9bo. sEiinbeI.
Spinnt. AZ per Rfnno.
gantdIoupes, go uno csc.
Miiben, Bic IL. 40c Der Dtb. sglnbeI
@eIbe Bur5eln. 35e u. 40c per DSb..
D1nbeI.
Griiuer Yfeffer, Csc.
gurfen, Gal. $3.50 Der Crate; Serns
3tpiebeln. Oregon, 1925 nno SO. SO,
Ohio, $3.50 per 100 Efunb.
Sauafb. $3.50 Der 8ufdeL
8Iimenfobl, $3.50 per Crate.
Seaerie, $3.50 per Crate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-18

Saaaiiuols

SUH NIIIUlIIU, o 0eTI9.
COLLECTION, 9efterl 8.45 Gents.
G~uttpniarssn : Ersbatte.
San Antunio, Scr, 18. Sebr. -t911
Yrtn1a CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, As
gctIts Der @alIone.
Netu glorf, IS. Sebr. = Spot $40
lino $725; Sebrliar, $40 nnb S7.fS.
Rar5, $7.16 unb $7.f9; MpriI, 1929
ntto $7.25; Wni, $7.2S rno S7.2g,
SUM-. S7.38 urb $40; Snli. S7.4S
lifo $7.49; Gngrlt, 1888 uno s7.56:
September, $3.50 nno $7.67.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
GARRARD COUNTY TOBACCO
Sill Leads and Brings Big Price On
Danville Market.

That Garrard County has raised the
best tobacco in the state wss again
demonstrated on the Danville market
last Monday, when the crop of Tom
Broaddus brought an average Of $40. As
from the ground up. This crop con-
sisted of 1885 pounds and brought q
total of $749.45. Mr.. A. w. King, one
OF the cleverest men that ever winked
an eye at an auctioneer, a. well - the
most liberal buyer on the DanviiIs
market. bought most Of the Broaddus
crop, the highest basket. containing
1886 pounds was knocked off to this
clever gentleman at 40 cents a pound.
Mr.. King represents the well known
firm of Liggett and Myers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
GIFTED IN The ART OF
BURYING TOMAHAWKS.

The Republicans have just held a
banquet in Louisville the purpose of
which is to bring about a reconciliation
or reuniting of factions. When ex-
igencies of the occasion require it. or
the prospective distribution of pie in.
vites it. the Republicans can bury their
differences, and get together quicker
than any party organized since the
establishment of governments.
The Democrats would do well to
emulate the example of their ancient
enemy in the art of burying toma-
hawks, smoking pipes of peace and re-
conciling differences Lions and lambs
lie down together. the Bull Moose and
the Elephant Craze in the same field
provided there is enough field to go
around.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
E. v. LILLARD
COMMITS SUICIDE
TAKES LIFE BY SHOOTING
AT HIS Home IN DANVILLE.

Danville. KY. Feby. 17-Col. z. w.
Lillard was found dead in his room at
his home on South Second street about
4 o'clock this afternoon. He was alone
in the room and pistol was found by
his side. The superstition is that he
took his own life.
He and his wife have been spending
some time in Mercer county. Mrs. Lii
lard was in hTcsr county when the
tradegy occurred. Mr.. Lillard drove 70
Dsnville today to spend a short time
and went to his room at his home. A
man who came with him waited long
while when he went for him this aft
ernoon. Deciding to go to his room
his dead body was found.
Mr.. Lillsrd was seen upon the streets
today and il was noticed that he APP
pesred to be very Respondent.
He was sbeut fifty wears Of age and
Is survived by his wife and three, chill
dren.
The family have the deepest sympa-
thy Of this community in their dark
hour Of sorrow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
PROF. MARTIN IN TOWN.

The field work CT the Eastern State
Normal, of Richmond Ky. is well rep
resented by Prof, VIM. Martin. who
was in the city Yesterday, preparatory
to making a few addresses before the
different schools of the county this
week. Prof. Martin is learned and
entertaining speaker and treat is in
store for those who may be fortunsts
enough to hear him. He addressed the
school Wednesday night on "Modern
Child Life. Tonight Thursday he
will speak at Bryantsville on The
Child and The Plant. Saturday night
he will speak at the Paint Lick school
on The Splendor of the Human Body"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
fire MARSHALL HERE.

Mr.. Edward N. White. assistant
state fire marshall. was in the city last
Friday inspecting the water works sys-
tenn Of the city and found the pressure
all that it should be and pronounced
the entire system good. Mr.. White
also inspected the school and found
there that adequate protection had
been provided for the children to es-
cape in case of fire and was very COM
plimentary Of the building as a whole.
He inspected the two picture show
houses and found no complaint to lodge
against either of them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
TAKE Off YOUR HAr''KEG. "

Hon. w. b. Mason, better known as
"Keg". was over from Lancaster yes
terday. and said he had announced as
candidate for reelection as circuit
clerk Of Garrard county. Mr.. Mason
has been in the clerks office since the
memory of man runneth not to the
contrary, and is considered the best
clerk in Kentucky. -Danville Messen.
ger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
CATTLE SALES.

Mr.. j. G. Robinson sold twenty-one
head Of HOO pound cattle TO C. C.
Seal. of Cincinnati. tor II cents a
pound ana same party bought of
Hughes Bros, % head of 900 pound
cattle at 81 cents.
Mr.. E. c. McWhorter. of Paint Lick
sold nice bunch s,lage fed cattle to
Simon Well. of Lexington, for s7.35 to
be delivered as soon as quarantine is
lifted. These cattle will weigh about
1900 pounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
Can YOU SAY IT?

Once there was boy who went to .
circus and watching his chance msnag-
ed to crawl under the tent. After the
show was over he went about saying II
was no good. Every time we hear any
one say their home paper is no account
nine times out of ten we find that they
are not on the list Of paying subscribers.
or else owe for several years subscrip-
ton and then we think of the boy who
crawled under the circus tent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
TREY OF HEARTS,"

Owing to the popularity of this pic
ture the Rex management will be I'M
able to secure il until Feb. 25. Instead
of il being shown on Saturday night it
will be shown Thursday night. as quite
number Of the business people have
asked that this change be made in Or
der that they may see it. Saturday
night being their busy night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
LOOKS LIKE A FRAME-UP.

Quite sensation was sprung in the
Zelma Young murder mystery at DAN
willie Tuesday. when John Walker. the
chief witness declared that the whole
affair was "fisme-up" on John Price
another negro charged with the crime.
Walker now says that detective Morris
agreed to give him $50. q new suit Of
clothes and job in the detective ser
vice for life. II he would make certain
statements on the witness stand. WAL
ker now says he never saw Price be-
fore and burdened with the thought Of
swearing an innocent life away. he
could no longer refrain from telling the
facts. Opinion Is still divided ss to
which statement Of walksr'sis correct
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
COURT DAY IN DANVILLE.

Little Britain where the great
white way CLEANS. and where many
things occur that cannot be published
in its two good papers, was the scene Of
lively court day Monday. Quite a
good deal of stock changed hands at
fairly good prices. A representative
of the Record was shown thru the
:Shop Perfect" which will be the
pride of Danvillians when it opens its
doors this week. 1t is up-to-date in
every detail. being built with an eve to
sanitary conditions. 1t is an honor to
the town and the promoters should re.
ceive liberal patronage.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
new FIRM.

Mr.. M. c. Turner, whose advertise
ment appears in this issue of the
Record. has just opened up new stock
Of groceries and general merchandise,
in the store room recently vacated by
Mr.. White Msrsee. Mr.. Turner solicits
the patronage of his friends and says
he will give the highest market price
for country produce. Read his an
nouncement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
MISS Higgins ABSENT.

The people Of Cincinnati have made
plans to extend an extremely cordial
welcome to those attending the De-
partment of Superintendent in that
city next week. beginning Febv 22nd
and continuing for six days Miss Jen-
ME Higgins. our county superintendent
will attend this meeting and will be
absent from her office all of next week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
LOSE HONE BY fire.

Friends and relatives in this county
will be sorry to learn that the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Eason, who live
near Bsndville. in Mercer county. was
destroyed by fire last Saturday even
ing. The loss will probably reach near
81. 900. with no insurance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-18
SELLS FAMOUS JACK.

Mr.. Mark Coins. of Marksbury. sold
his famous jack "Reid" to DR.. ]. L.
Hearr,, Of Texarka ana. Tex, last Tues
day for 5000. This is considered one
of the best jacks in the county and it
seems unfortunate tor the breeders of
mules that a good jack like this should
leave the state. He was shipped by
express Yesterday.