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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

0cfonlnlcn, no Dos @reell 0oliiltD 3l
Gsren oes adle5, oeiien Hroouftion
Der fuit ol13idIIeBli6e @rlperbs6pcig
Ieiner 8cp0lfcrung If, cine groBe
TeitlidJfeit beging, bic let lettenI
1Syahr in Ronroe, Der GPltrnle oe5
,Gountus oaj1brIih gefriert miro-
Ger & Gietog biloet Dos oortigeGr
ciQnib oes SohreS ur0 oos beurige
Set IteIlte leinen Dor Joreer beoelt.
tcnb in ben 5d)otten. S5n Nubetrad)t
fcr 6eier maren 0ie Sdulen uno Ve,
id)6itc IGmmtlih geidloiien nno oie
aor3c Staot nobm on Der 6eItlidfeit
theil. Ser mcite Wfarftplob, oos @es
Id]ditscentrum 0es 8emeinipelels,
oos nit 6obuen uno 8lrldnoen
DrGhtig geidmildt mar, mar nod ME
5llpor 10 beIebt ols ON Gielstug
lleberol ert0nttit iuitige Wuiifmeis
len uno Der Sag begann nit ciltcnt
Noic 2unfeon uuter ireiem Stint
nut, bei Dem $4,000 &1iebrotdlen
umlonIt unter Die Wtenge bertbeilt
murocn. aud) 2offee uno aaiefuden
murocu in Den betreffenoen guoen
Gratis uerobfolot. 4m Nohmittag
lulroe cine groBe Gorobe b~erunitol.
tet. IN Der pieIe feitlid ocforirte
Shoiimogen mo cine aroBc Seroc
prohtpoler Roiienfiibe, gefilbrt bon
Senncrinnen in Hotionaltrodt. 3u
ieben moren. Audl ein Cirrus mar
fir Die 6eier cnooairt moroen. I'M
ter ben GhrenedIten befono lid
aud 8olperncur Ebiltpp,
Ger in eiilem Sonoer5uee nit GROCER
@~egIeitling ors Waoiion eintrof uno
BON 8iirgermeiItcr @iaiom s. 0te.
@rnth ON 9obnbof heariiBt llno nit
qroRer @sforte 3ltnt sSeitpldt d%eleitct
muroe. ESm 8efoIQc bes Staotsober.
houpts hefonoeu iif untcr an6ercm
Der Wtooiioner 9iir0crmeiiter VI. y.
0nnler mo Der itnatIid)e Wolferci
mo Observation-Disclosures 8corgc
=. @eiqle. Ter @oupertreltr llto
lebtcrer hielten bemerfensnertbc &c
Den uno ~qldn5eno nor ser %erlaui
Ser 9nr3en 5eitlihfcit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Su9Seitsglofen.

SRI. SIaa q. aoiier, 5odtcr BON
%ssreoerif Safer bon bier, rno 6ronf
9. &eenou murocn fiir5Iid) III Bis
mart, g. o, %gctrout.
Mrhibalo S. Sofolif unb gGa Mne-
man bier mobnboft. erbieltcn einen
Observation-Disclosures.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Grfer Grfula Der sbippcrs' giIo.

Wv ~
ciotion. Cine Grh6hnno Der Srodt
roten ouf OnhmoterioI. Grutcntoifi-
men unh Vrolterei Qro0uftc spild,en
So Groile mo M|inncopoliS. bonn 10.
ScSoruor 1918 on ootircuo nnh sic in
ciniocu Ndacn bis Eli 100 Grosent
betrlto. lit ourd eiren Grlob Der
ccSntcritotc Gnn1niiiiinr heiieite oeiebt
hrnroen @lcih nod, Vefonnttuodlunn
hicIcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bette oic
ShinbcrS' Niiociotion eiten Groteit
hicrococn e~irncionni. tneIdlcr 3ur Sol.
&c bottc oGB Die Ratcncrh0hmno bis
sum 10. gtohembcr pcridobcn muroc.
Im 3. Moi fun0 bier Gin @erhor
in oieicr Sodc itott. mo Die Grltidei
nnno scr Goumi'iion. Sic 0urdmca
srt @unIten Scr Ga Groiier @ericnber
ousftcI, onn NEittmod Scr ShipprrS'
silicciotion mitoetbciIt. 0ic often
Sroftrote1t bleiben hieriiodl beiteben.
GY 3Wei 3uitGnoc. I'm itorf uno
thotfr0ftia 81 iein, nm forperlih unS
QciItiQ 6oS @eitc s1 Ieiiten. nnlB man
quite @clinobeit beiibett. WSon mub
narouf icben. Dab oos 0lllt. ser SC.
hcnS'trom rein mo froftoon lit. Dies
III feinc 10 conference.-the ODER ihluic
riae Iul1ahc. GS lit MIR nothiQ, Dab
man eeleJcntlih cinen nReiniQunaS.
tro5eb" nit elmer Suncrl1liiaCl
&routerme0iSin mie sSorui'S Aluen
fr01iter lit, ourdnmodht, G$ miro
herqcitcIt ron Or. 9etcr 6ohrncr
*. Cons 60. 1875 81. Some
Mre., Ghico0c. Su.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
2as 3Oaner StreiGaunrtett.

nc 3neifd lDar
Die erite Ntuntnler
oeS 0|ieSidbriQen
g~torntmidpul lin
terbaItu1lqs Sur
Jus, oos Concert
oes 3~olluer
5treid q unr
tettS, Elm iho-
ller GrfoId. Nile
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
County : 8eridDt.

5rouf 5robof murbe SIT 10 5oocn
SAT- mcQen Srunfenbeit p%erlrrtheiIt
Gr mohnt in ga Grolie. lit f3 Sabre
oIt uto %uter BON finn Stinoert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

lB uniere 6eutihen
6ruuen Die 3ier
De hires @eihled
tes oQer yeatio
men biloen ia9en
mir hermit nid)t
Slim eriten Ntole.
uno mas tie &C
ruoe in oieiem
&olfcrrinaclt oil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Columbus : Saa . Scicr. 9tm u

Columbus : Saa 4. Scier. Am -.
s ttober 1892 eutocfte Columbus Die
nene Welt, un0 miro nieie9 GrciQnii
nlljdbrIih IN unierem 2onoc gciclert.
mo lit III t3 Stooten Der llnion 10.
oar qeleBIid]er 6eiertoa. Nlcr mur.
Sc sic Ieier bis sum Sonntdg, ocn
Il. oS.. ucrlhoben. uno miro al oie
lem Gage Der totholilChc Crocn Der
Columbus Rittcr Elm groBeS ,Ycii
obhoItcrL 81 Dem 600 bciudeioc
Sitter aus @iSconiin uno ool on,
Grcn5en6en Sinotun ermartct mcrocn.
Die Tcittbeilncbmcr mer0cn am 9or.
ntitton elmer Nohnlelle in ser &o,
thcornic uto ipotcr ser Giufi,brrng
pou 60 MitaIiehscouoiootcn in bic.
Tiger 2oae beimohnen. Nm Abcno
iiubet in ser oltcu q NJ. e. ". Sol.
le eiu proBcS @oufctt itatt, bci Dem
Iiiorrer Ambroic Nhurphn ol4 Goait.
mciitcr ocn &orlte fiihrcu miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Gteate lid ielbit. z

Stelte iidl iclbit. Gin gcpiijer
@m. Wtunclc, alias Sobn i. aone-
erid,ieu oieicr Gage in Der Eoli5el'
Itoiion unD erfldrte, er meroe ron ct.
Soiepb, DO, aus periolgt. Htndltor
Sdunocn ergoben, ooB Dies Wlrtl'd)
scr Soil mar; Der Wonn bate 90
5clbIt einen Diebitobl begongen, ut
icood nun obne Miittel. 0tnn miro
in bier ieitbnlten, bis or obgeDolt
miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Gcraniianuas . Saiiun er6iinet.

,<n Gemtiheu Ncrcin miro
Sic Rciht Ser @tntcr &cramlQlmaen
brute Nbcno nit rincru Sfat Eour-
nicr cr6ffnet. ESm Scales Glib
frao an Nfenitoo 9totmittac sic
critic 6 Gortcn @eielihoit fur 90,
men itott. uuo mcroeu 0jeier anNCre
foIacn unt0 Spdr ont 9Sofapitto1
Ne% smciteu uno ricrtcn 9jaaStaI
ieoen RouatS. Nnt critcu Garte1ipicl
tetheiligicu iih ctlpo rs Gomcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Npufbcfcr : Erciie itciacn.

tSalac oeS &ricNcS lino oud sic Yre;le
fijr uieIc, Npothcfcr Mooren ncitlc
aet. @lncerin ). Y. 6oS iiir @eidoiie
bcnubt miro. lit Ron u Gents nrii
IS Gents No9 QfutN 9citicgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
IoRdreS s.

Bot uadj 9entihlano. 9oitiadcn
fir Geutlnluno geben am SonnerS-
loo. Den 81. 0ftober nit Dem 0omp-
Ter .CScor H.. BON 9ierU Dorf ob.
sbienoer miliicn ibre Senoun9ert cl'
MAE Gage porber CUR Volt geben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

r1eY9 8. 9. San Mufen @eriides
rungs<Gsent; girqidoftss ooer Cider
belts : SoIbs. 226 Searl Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Eorbon Oermciacrt.

Turoon Oerlueigcrt. 0oS Neann.
h~iounnsneiud bon 9Sohr 2olb uu6
Charles @onmou. beiec non bier, urlb
Grim GoIocrnit. meld1e fir sen Woro
cincS fIeiuen &robcn bel citicm Roub
onfou otf cine gSirtidoit nche Wtin-
nenholiS in 1904 Su longer }uhtbauS.
Itrofe hcrurthcift mtrnel1, lit bon Der
Winneiotocr . 9eQnaoiaunds Nc.
hnroe o%bpcnicicu mor0en Trou ". g.
Sorris. ttt3 Charles Strobc, Die
hon Der llnihltIb oeS ErioS iibericuqt
1T. onb lid oroRe. icooh herocblihc
N'iihc, bic orci iungen 2eilte 6u be
frcien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
9(ac
9lcr5tli6em
3ecepte

@eroen in mciner 4pothcfc nit
groBtcr Noriidt. unn Sen be
item 9iiittcln mcIhe ld) befomnleu
fam. iubereitct. 0ann bctom
men Sic &eiuftcte lgelhc &brer
Nr5t beirieoiQcit. mo mciuc
Erciie Die ih ,>hnen bercdhuc
stlO moRig. &d habc ilber
200.00O Rccepte on Nano oic
id, s,tbprpitrte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Mcncrnl . 0nninl Min, nrinacn

General . Ncuinl &Ins arfaacu,
Nru. &Su. Y. GScdt in Miupoufec
nruroe nor einiQcn Gooen briciljf Sic
trouride Nodridt iibcrnittclt oaii
'ciu BETTER Sr. @cncrolcouluI 9.
NfirnA, mcld,cr oiS Cfii3ier 5cjnt
YIeronocr Rcointent ieit @c
Cirm oeS NrieQcS ,tono rcr Suricut
IN Sraufrcld emf oem 5Sclbc Scr Ghrc
Gcinllc1 lit. Sic Eroucrfuuhc Mrs
IN oul meiteitet &reiicu NnlcritoS
MltAefiihl crmcttn. NOR bod
SIR. Niins. meIdcr irijhcr Sos Antt
0eS hclitid,en @ererolcnuIulS in Heiu
Sort uno cheoen in Gbicd0o iurchnt
tc, cincr Ser bcfountcitrn 0cutihcn
Gr Gina ~Icinerirjt non 1tcrp
9lort aus ais o%cilfidltr Wiuiitcrreii-
hcut nod Ntcrifo. no or ipGtcr sen
g'oiten ocS SeiltidPn @eiouNtcr iunc
&1trs bor Sem IuSbrtd heS
0ricoes fehrfe or nod TcitihIouA
suriif. fiir Seiien Ghre fcdltcib err
ictt oen @eIoentoo eefun0cu bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
..0uiSea @asfet Niarfet Gompa'

mn. 8on VI. 81. 8entlep, e. ~.
@entlen uno s. VI. 8ittmon lit nit
$4,000 @ermogen cine ncle @eieu'
5doit gceriiiOet porocr, Die @roeerus
nno5IGi6maorcn in neuartigergS.,le
on Die Goniumenten nertrelben ipIu.
IS iino borIduiig 8lpei 2aoen Illr Die
ZEN 3med geaiictbet morOeti, einerl an
ser 3. Strnbe uno Den attoeren an
W2oin. nohe 6. StroBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

Die nnroniamcn" Sarbarcn. Die
lleberiec Radridtenoau1titr gibt II.
@. foIaenoe WitthciIrnq ans: Ser
Bcneraloounerreltr. @eflcroI nm 8li.
ina. bot Sen @elqiern II cinem Or
Lob ocs SoItcn BON 9 inqpogetn
melhen sic Iugcn ~otl5geitodlc1 i;n6,
nm iie 5t beIierem Sinaen on5ubdl.
ten. berboten. Ger ShlllBiub 0es
GrIoIies Iolltct: Dir fInitIihc @lcn-
bunu bon 5in1noqeln lit cine @rnl.
ionnfeit. meldle idl inter feincn lin.
itdnocr ouloen fam"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Ger 6aietag in Monroe.
@pnuermenr 8bilipp ais GbreHgait
bel ieinen SdJluciser SanOs-
lenten.

5ebntau
touieno Yerlo.
men aus DEM
iuoli6en 8beil
@isconiins mo
bent noroliden
sSGinois iuoren
AMI Gienstag
na6 so onr {
49,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

8idtiser GutideiO. GoB ainoer
bon elmer qeidieocren 6rnl. Die nift
nit Dem Gater sur Belt leines ourd)
eincn llftoIildsiaa erfoIgtenSooe 5n'
5olunenIeben, nid,t ouf cine GntId1.
nioungsiunnle ouf @rrmb beS ltaot
Iid,en Observation-Disclosures
Aniprlld bobcn, eiltid)ico Hldtcr e..
Iun Stcuefls nno or beitGtiate oornlt
Den llrtbetlSipruh Der 9Snouitriecom.
niifion, sic jiinqit einen ocrortigcn
gntrag auf Gntihdoi0ung abmleS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
FOUND DYING !
CUNSHOT WOUNDS
Former Greensboro Man is Be-
lieved to Have Attempted
Suicide.

Charleston. w. Va. April 3d.
Guy M. Dean. 40 years old, a native
of Greensboro, KY. and for some
time auditor of the New River &
Ohio Coal Company, Of this place,
was found in place known as Ruff
ner's Hollow, on the outskirts of the
city, suffering from gunshot wound
in the head. He was taken to hos
pital, where it was found that the
bullet had penetrated the brain. His
recovery is thought to be impossible.
A revolver was found near his body.
He has been regarded as an excep-
tionally good business man, and it is
said that he was connected with some
large financial ventures in Owens
boro and elsewhere before becoming
connected with the New River &
Ohio Coal Company.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
SHOOTS MANAGER OF
DIXIE TRUST COMPANY
City Solicitor James Campbell,
Jr., Wounds A. B. Cunning.
ham at Paducah.

Paducah, KY, April pa sensa.
tional shooting affray occurred in
the business section Thursday after
noon. when City Solicitor James
Campbell, Jr., shot and wounded A.
B. Cunningham. manager of the
Dixie Trust Company, following a
brief argument. Campbell. who sur
rendered at police headquarters and
was released after giving bond in
the sum of $500 for his appearance
in court. said he shot Cunningham
because he called him vile name
and assumed threatening attitude.
The shot broke Cunningham's left
arm. City Solicitor Campbell is
manager of the city loan shark blu.
reau which defends all TUFTS for
illegal interest filed by the loan agen-
cies, for which the bureau makes no
charge. The bureau 10 branch Of
the city government. And just be-
fore the shooting Cams sll had wen
three suits In Magistrate G. w. EN-
|sFy'e eourt,,1a ,. - 4s>~a,s,.. ...:,,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. A. C. Cavansh has been ut
the bedside Of her sister. Mrs. Coley
Payne. at Hopkinsville for several
days, who is very low Of tuberculo-
sis. -Providence Enterprise.
Mrs. C. A. Brasher is visiting rel
atives in darlington.
Prof. H. G. Brownell. of Russell.
vile. was 10 the city Sunday.
Robt. Walter, who has been III
with pneumonia. was able to be on
the streets yesterday.
John M. Myers, who was operated
upon last week, continues to inn
prove.
R. G. Bsynham and family. Of
2; ovidence, KY, came over in their
car and spent Sunday with relatives
b re and at Kennedy. returning
yesterday morning.
Mrs. y. b. Crutcnnelu mas re-
turned from visit to relatives at
Trenton. -.
C. R. Clark. Alex Overshiner and
T. c. Underwood. who spent a week
fishing in Green River, near Roches-
ter. have returned home. E. B.
Lindsay and Louie Weathers. of
Elkton. were members of the party.
Messrs. John H. and Sam Lander
are at Hot Springs. Ark. The
formers health has not been good
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Booth. of Gin
cinnati. o are visiting their sister.
Mrs. John fl. Lander. at Gracey.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
FRIENDS IN NEED
Are Friends Indeed and Real
Neighborly Feeling is Found
In Kentucky.

The family of Loss Pepper, in the
northern section of the county. has
suffered heavily from la grippe this
spring. The entire family has been
down with the disease, which is a
malignant form. and Mrs. Pepper,
and one daughter and one son have
died. Mr.. Pepper and the other boys
are seriously i'll now.
But Mr.. Peppers neighbors have
rallied to his assistance in every way
possible. One day recently about rs
persons with about 80 head of stock
went to his place and plowed his
fields and planted his entire crops
and garden, fixed and cleaned up
things about the place. then went
over to the place of Ed Pepper, a
brother. whose constant attention to
the stricken family had put him much
behind with his farm work, and
there 1e acres of ground were cult
waited and planted for him. Not con-
tent with this. the generous neigh
bors made up purse of about SIS
to apply on the heavy burial expens-
es met by the family. This is one of
the most notable instances of neigh
borhood charity ever known in this
section.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
W. T. LEACH, Hopkinsville, Ky.
SHOULDER BLADE -
WAS FRACTURED
DR.. ]. A. B. Word and His Two
Children Injured In
Auto Accident.

DR.. j. A. B. Word, of Oak Grove,
was painfully injured in an automo-
bile accident, near the Minty farm
on the GAINESVILLE Pike. Saturday
afternoon. His two children, son
and daughter. were in the vehicle
with him. The boy was bruised and
scratched considerably about the
face but the girl was but slightly
hurt.
DIR. Word sustained a fracture of
one shoulder blade and other less
serious injuries. There were num-
erous bruises and abrasions, but no
other bones were broken. DR.. Word
was returning home from the city
and when six miles out he lost control
of the machine in going down hill
and thecar left the pike in approach
ing:aculvert and plunged into the
shallow stream.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
Two Deaths Near City.

Rebecca White died at the poor
fam Sunday Of heart disease, aged
65 years. Interment at the Boyd
burying ground yesterday.
William Wright died at the poor
farm a few days ago Of Bright's
disease. aged 76 years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
Alvin Clark Reappointed.

Alvin H. Clark has been reappoint-
ed local U. S. Commissioner for the
coming four years by Judge Walter
Evans, of the federal court.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27

Potash deposits of Importance have
teen discovered in Southern Califor-
mia.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
Rev. Chas. Nourse Property
ON EAST SEVENTH STREET
Thursday, May 6, 1915
AT 2:3O P. NJ.
AT 2:3O P. M.

This is the most desirable property in Hop
kinsville and it will be your opportunity to buy
either nice home or frst-class investment
The house on this property facing Seventh
Street, is in good repair with bath and lights
and has rooms with two large halls and sum-
|mer dining room.
The four houses on Fourth Street are all
rented and yielding good interest The eight
vacant lots facing Cottage Court are naturally
graded and well drained.
| will give definite figures day of sale
as to the cost of moving the house on East Sew
|enth Street, leaving the only desirable building
lot for sale on East Seventh Street.
The attached plat will show the perfect ar
arrangement of this property.
This property will be sold on the following
terms:
Is Per Cent. Cash, Balance in 3Notes, Due
i'm One, Two and Three Years
No lots will be sold to colored people,
Any persons interested will please phone
1901 or address GA North Main Street, and |
will be glad to show the property.
w. T. LEACH. H0pl
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27

hMrs, w. S. Dawson is visiting
friends in Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27

VcEESq F; SS: ::sa':ss4sssllsyE
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-27
When Group Comes
Treat Externally

The old method of dosing delicate little
stomachs with nauseous drugs is wrong
and harmful. Try the external treatment
--vick's .'vap-O-Rub" Salve. just rub q
little oversize throat and chest. The va
pors, released by the body heat, loosen the
choking phlegm and ease the difficult
breathing. A bedtime application insures
sound sleep. Csc, SOC, or $1.0O.
ZhE- GENUINE MAS ms TRADE MARX
"WPORUB"'
NyrY,C Group and SAUW
YNhS Pneumonia 0AHE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

TIRE liousion TELEGRAM tss sesnrrs
"a patNossiar oeins a. ere rin-h ~
tae gaaes ne reWssam has saen
ntclN ruhacsten et uher anr nf
frieuf iohn x Lrnsfcrd e1t .t sc
ANEW NAT senae,hIns ha8 saflsel a tor
sitai TOO mach tsasf suN Chrnn
ipie b is N,t2 dlfutait sr make .,g,e
teime so cNcsss "a tnasxh . f1aus .sl
ge anNhov -l,arpes cnNst Caf'sr
fht arustea Tf'estaN eateres
nci1 ifai nar farn ut ysssl ft
fieerishc1 foT a iisse tut Dte s1rfte.
rfrt tie8 down aua thr oaDcr died
NTH n reste tsls4 sfts resnr'e
Tt,e4rsm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04
PARAGRAPHINGS

Arg SGD En- tH al eitrs lefI
ASKED ihf glf iffat 81 rrrNra Nr
twmreN fen as uuo Ne aa
lsa5+- stfsrHrt Hrf fdrr Uf
tetn.N t lfs co. Tfeg ssh ar.
rrf IS saeCrs. 10 satett Nn T
riesf tsr a. Isl On .rat ln hf.re
~ innre ths prespects * u tner art
ere eirh Wsshlnetan Sta1
pa tae sprinE ihs $50 mar'. .~-r
hxtin lHras ia tnf ae eafs c
tnR ud ar D. rhrnmsr sa latssst-
crvfser
Whs sert sos sre.-e vllr
fttks ani .niear trs ae s.. O. E.-
uan1 sar rrhts n tnr Enf
states htFfnt ans srsc.ar rIzr-s
n ths yrlfel states rss.a-tst fra
etatf 2eifiN ves herr he
intsters tfosL
a header ~ nen Is o~, uh. "a.
Hhief ~aA ~ cruub s. swans ~ tirse
'' ~ ie 4heAt ~ d Aichiseu lsis1e
AIRS Neshrch h s.s-e e--. -
tiAp was painter Niss l'anss
What tiA 4ua thlnk 81 wns ti-s
NcNrftth tnrHsht 4 Was 4
ass san l'rans.sca sts
is',es'ns SAYS he uss drseu ts
drink Mafnr ny Uas assyc~ ~,
marked thf saaouic nslshh.r -it
h'issins isa fimia soss q MAR ~
A~fehN eas1 stAmpe,sc.L wasn.a.
ton star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04
A SUMMARY A PREDICTION
AND A coNTRAHT or MEN
AND MEASURES

AND a CON hAhl OF MEN
AND MKASuREs
tias ~ ief lsf 20 Aed.lsuri
F n ~ mil iasb
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81
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m.l. m,. 4. 81,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

Mr lnter u g0ad man Ile =
a modest msn, w. htGieve that he
las hecn sadly misle,i that he aa>
been urged en hy the pcsSe fa.4
ton, hopelcs>lv hcatcn unless Il
can affect a diNisiyn Rut My
Latter, gosd asan that he IS lacks
executive ability, snitiativc. bread.
ne>S q yi>ien he aaS no prs,e,l
cai,aclty hevnid the wallis Of The
Courthouse AZ clerical work NJ
y proticicnt hui h. has never I'M
ms shoulder 70 the wheel II prog,
res, has never taken leadinx
Part N shy mosneRt Cor the hene.
ta " CaFpnS ChriSti a. . whole
Ass bern passive, ont 81 the track
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

Ia several addresses. Mayor Nil.
Pr aas suggested aiding the Com.
rsereiAl C9ab fson the revenues ~
eeiNcd from an she people. in Or
der that IS burlcns may ~ mor
evenly distributed. We have no
mcana 81 knowing his exact atsi.
tusis ia this connection. We Do
know thar The Miller Adninistsa.
iiun FvcogniEes the value Of the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

Thr pphlm health has been
Amply saiegnarsie,i MIR. Mile,
and his associates have mad, sAni.
ieuon hobby. ard the present
Naty phyScian. Or kNffc IA.
dome effcciive work No i,l3ee II
hke siro 10 ihe Ssaie has bad a
lower dcssh rste or greater frcc
Apm lrom contagious Diseases Re.
eenily a garbage cvmatarv has
heen eeveiei az east al Slo 400
afioriing the Cift a thoroughly
me,seim WAY a. ,iiSea>e az IS ref
nec fhe work af sanitation will
pr1trcl. covering m.lk nsl,cetien.
quarantine snd ali nygscnic ~
aeaWmynis And this matter AZ
health, this snpls protection AZ.
foniesi chsl,lrpn and visitors. viii
anpeal "a the MISSES fof the drug
bin Is noi light ilem. while the
lack ~ (, Is an advertisement not
20 d. duplicated IN amy msnner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-14
TREY OF HEARTS.

rl one able hand was next to
,..H In cloae juxiapoHitlon TO tho
.,.,,r Ia the holster ON her hip
without the least warning his lcrt
..,I I'd upon the weapon. with.
ts % md leyeled II at the back u
uau head
H. pulled the trigger Judith nung
,..I bodily upon the arm
Scan .o the bullet found gosl
.,..r DOB another than the Intended
.M The muscular forearm of tho
.t..F.ur received II
VIH shrek Of pain the man ~.
s...d iho wheel and grasped his
lm
p.urr Alan could move 10 prevent
a. H.l.ter the car, running without
ending hand. oaromed OF low
..r,ment 10 the left and shot run.
and INFO shallow ditch on the rirht
,.#f its passengers like peas from
.wt,a pod.
nr anpulted a good twenty feet
arH the air and aiigh,cd with
IL. .-re that he lay stunned Tor
.r..I Uumunia.
HH.. He came 10. he found narcua
,. Dim 10 his feet heavy sey.
Fcr touring car halted ln tho
-ss udicatod the manner IN which
t H.rI had arrived on the tcouo
aH. arr.dent
W. damages we're aussssed Il
"a. Hd that none Of tho party had
.r.-H srnouHly but the chauffeur
tr seneca Urine himself Tho former
l.f# be wound 10 show hove,cr
sf". Ifns lay siill and honsclosa az
trr ..asIdemble distance from tho
,r.I.f automobile
N#rE bot a barely porcop,ihlo
-e a aud Internationally nuttrr
rsI. persuaded them that tho
. lIfe vas not extinct 10 that
r r.I pain rackod body
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-14
COAL OUTPUT OF 1914.

Kentucky managed 10 increase
her coal output in 1914 slightly
over the production OF l9ld. Inc
approximate production OF l'ii
is 10000. 900 tons. Tins is not "a
bad showing. considering the I'm
favorable Industrial conditions
that prevailed during the great
er portion OF the year The iatl
that there was any increased al
all was due to the development
in Eastern Kentucky as there was
decline in the western field Nc
other Southern State, West var
GINA. excepted. showed any III
crease in output.