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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14

Mdbreno Bic 11@ter Sobr
Millars BON 5airfielo Mpe., Golb=
nell, q. g., neulid na9mittags nit
benz 9unoe oura Elm @ebDl5 ltreif=
Ten, ltieBen lie cuff cine &upfernotter,
pel6e Die 6 Sabre alte Msnes be-
orobte. Der 5uno iprong aber auF
bus Heptil gu unb blB li6 in bic
54lanse felt. Die 5htpeifern eilten
Reim, UNI ben @oter gu boten, unb
als er nit einem 9tode na6 benz
8ampfplaBe fam, batte Der 5unb Die
S4lange t~otsebiifen. Mber aud
n9nn1, ein @ddferbuno, mar BON
Der %rgopperbeob" gebi11en mprben
llnb perenDete balo barauf an ben
Btrtungen oes Sites.
= lIeber ben 6e1oentob Ell
mes Meiteroffi3iers nirb aus Se5Eer=
reid beridtet: Inter ben ,3ablloIen,
Sic in Seiierreid f%reitpiaig ibre Diem
tie benz 8aterlanoa CUR BerfiieuM
i%tellten, tpar Nnton Baron 5fcbenstn
elmer Ser Gr5ten seipeien. Sbmobl
f@on So Sabre alt, @oter uno @robs
batter, lieb er ii6 iofDrt Bel ieinem
Negimente, ben 3neillanen, als
Sbe,leutnant einreiben mo tdmpfte
als e6ter 3ittmeilter tibn unb bor=
5tlolth in alien @eiehten, ser erIte
an 5dla6tfelb, Ser leBte Ser es Der
lief. Wit einem Clan, Der Ieine Sab
re traftpoa 9ii9en itrafte, rift er in
alen QttaGen porals unb ols BEL
benz lleberfall Bel Matenie am %.
Ilguit oie apiaten in unpioerltebliz
der lleber5a6l iein 9eto6ement lm=
rtNgten, raifte er nit 3uruf unb Mn=
felerung ben Re1t Der Mann5daft
51Iammen nnb Bot, oa Die me6r als
5ebnfa6e l1ebermadt Der a~bselprengs
ten Sruppe Elm iiegreihes 9ur9I9lo=
gen unmDglid ma6te, Elm bentpiiroi=
ges Seiipiel, pie leloenbaft Elm t.
uno t. Geiteroffi3ier 81 lterben peib.
Pin einen gaum sur 9edung selebnt,
I6ob er bret Der beran3tiirmenben Ro=
Iaten aus Dem 5ottel unb i9lug nit
benz Sdbel ioill gegen bic 2an3enreiz
ter, obne i1re 4ufforoerung, Ii6 gu
erseben, iiberbaupt 5l 5eadten. I'm
rtn9t Don alien Seiten, fab mon i'm
rod mentlpegt tampfsn, bis er ems
li9 iterbeno auIammenbra9. 9as
D~silitarfreu6 nit Der Grie9soetoraz
ton, Dos ibm perliebsn puroe, tonnte
niht mebr Die 9ruIt bes Sapfersn
Steren, aber es e6rt iein Mnbenten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14


PEG bon bier Silb @rcitc :nntrhoIb 10
nah Miltabme bieier 9sciolution
gelegt lperbe an ber @eiticite oer
@rano 9uenlle 5luiidlcn COLORADO Str.
ltnb Sober Court lno Dor iplaenoetl
@rtrbirilefcn:
NDroIitbe ein6lnocrt u,b oreibio
G130l Sllb bon Got eff (tt) in sui
tons InBeulots 5Ir Staot Sanenport,
ber8u'felen aus fiinitli6ent Gtein, &C.
rltert ooer @ranitoto.
9eltatigt oieien 4. Ml1anlt 1915.
8eldlloilen bonn Staotrath bon 9az
oenport, oaB ein permanently seiten<
meg bon bier SUB 9reite innerbalb 10
Sagen na6 Innahme oieIer Nelo(ution
acleat meroe an Scr gforSieite ser
3freitcn Ctr. 5lpiiden 8oef Sslouo IL.
Solua Ctr. linb Dor fplgenDeu @rltnb~
%ltiltfcn:
Got ein a. u1b Sic meitlidjen Ieds@
nno 5lran5ig SUB bon Got 5tpei ~
III Slncf fit1funoledsis t65) in &C.
Glairc's 4. 9bo. 5tr Stant 9apen=
port,
'fer3ultelle1 aus funltli5em Stein, Ges
ment pber @ronitpio.
geltdtigt oteien A. 9ltault 1915.
8eldloiIer bonn Gtaotratb bon 9os
benport, bab Elm ~permanenter @eiteus
neg bon bier 6lb 8reite inerbalb 10
xa9en nod Innabme bteIer Hejolutiou
gclegt lrcroe OH Ser Iproleite Ser 2.
StraBc Slpilden HDd sSslato u1b Sssptpa
Str. lnb opr foIgenben @runbitiideu:
Siiolide adtuuoliebsie (7S) NuB
BON Got Elm % in 8lpd filniunoz
5ledsis (65) in 2eGtaire's Gierter
IOoitipn sur Stoot 9abenport,
hersnlte(fen Gus tmnitlidem Stein, ge<
mc11t ODER 8ranitpib.
8elrdtiat bielen 4. M,erIt 1915.
8el6Ipileu bom Stabtratb bon @u.
benport, baB Elm her1nanenter geitens
meg bon 4 SuB 8reite il11erbalb 10
5ogen nad Mnnabme bieler Melollltion
gelest lperoe on Ser Siibieite ser 4.
StroBe 5lpilden Gaines Ctr. unb
8romn Ctr. uno Dor fplgeuoen @runbz
ltiitfen:
Got flint ~ uao Sic 1itl. picr5ia
(40) SUB bon Got lehs co. in glpd
leds5ehn (t6) IN Sriginal Sotpn in
Der Staot 9apenport,
ber5uitelen aug fInirlidem Gtein, Gez
ment pber 8ranitpib.
gerdtigt oielen 21. Suit 1915.
8ei6lniien bonn Staotrot6 bon 9uz
%benport, bnb EN- perrnanenter Geitenz
meg bon 4 Sl1B 8reite inner6al6 10
ISa9cn nah annabme oieier Helolution
aelest iperbe IN Der Gillette bon Mitz
selest peroe on Ser @eItleite ser
@uiues Str. 5lpiiden 3. uao 4. Ctr.
uno Dor felgerben @runoltiiefen:
Got flint ~ in 8(otf Iedsse6n
(16) i'll original CONN in Ser
Stabt 9apenpprt,
6ersuitelcn alts fiinltlidem Gtein, gez
n,ent pber @ranitoib.
@eitatigt bielen 4. Mugui1 1915.
geldlonen bpn1 Stobtratb bon 9uz
benport, buB Elm permonenter @eiten<
) meg bon 4 S1lB 8reite inner6alb 10
|9u9en nud Mnnnbne bieler 8elplution
gelest iperoe an Ser Siioleite Ser 8
StraBe 5lpilden 8errp Ctr. ms God
Sslanb Str. ut1o por fplgenoen@runo
fifteen:
M6rol. 5tron5ie 6uB bon Got 5efn
(10) in glpd iedssis COY in 2ez
Glaire'5 2. 300. sur Staot 9openz
port,
ber5uiteuen alls fiinitli6cm @tciu, gez
tne1lt nber @ranitpio.
Senatiat 0ielen 4. Mllgllf 1915.
i ts5o%5rtiebung fulet.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14
@ic man III Mrgentinien iiber
Scutidllanb 0euft.

Sm @egeniab SIT ser angIopbilen
Grelie ulieres 2anoes iteben bic ge-
bil6ete,1 @olfsfreile Mrgentinier1s nit
ibren SDrnpatbien auf 5eiten Deutih-
lanos. ginen nelle,1 8crpeis oafi t.
liefert Ser nad)folgelloe bon ser in
8nenos Mires erl6ei11elloen 3eitmng
ga l1niolt" ber6ffentli6te Mnfrni
6es argentiniid)cn 2iterotllrbiltori-
fers Galirto Quela, ser ais 9rofei-
ior Ser pbiloiop6iiden Iafultdt an
Der oortigen l~1niperiitdt mirft. Ser
@lfr1f ber0ieltt INN 10 me6r Beadp
turg, als Gulirto 3l1ela at Sen ber=
sporraaenblten @ciltessr0Bcn gang
Siioamerifas ge5ablt miro.
i Ger argentiniide @elebrte lhreibt::
npSeil oir1 @erlnania, 01 @robe,
Starfe! Mie ein madtiger cpiidpr
@rooem apebt es bon oeiner gebeilig=
ten @r0e. Die balbe @elt per-
idftportt ffidy aeaen oids trodtet nit
: allcn @ittell11 ielblt Sic @ilfe nie6ri=.
ger folonialer golfer nidt perldm1a-
be16, nod Neilter gerntdtlu1g, nod
Dem Stllra oeirer &l1ltur, ser bod
item. eoelltelL groBartiglten <ltur,
bie ie alrf grbelt geglan5t.
On narit cs, Sic. i'm Mittelalter
Dem s%erfaqenel, peroerbtens @orper
oes &omilden Meides 1reltes 9ll,t
un6 laelleS 2eben 5l1fiibrtelt. gu
nabrnlt leine &ult1tr III Sir ollf nn0.
fiibrteit tie meiter auf bofere 5tnfen.
8erapanoelit feline Sprade nno
aoblt lie @0lfern ger1nal1iider Mq1le,
bie bellte falidlidyer @eiie iib 2atei-
ner nel1nen.
5pater, III ap%ll1r6erbarem, beItqnoi=
gem Maftieg, beaniigtelt ou bid nidt
amt Dem idmad)en Mbglar5 ibelleni,
ider &llltl1r, apie fg11om i'm a11fgenom-
men 1t1l6 berbreitet batte. Oil ielbit
1l1dteit Sic Son1le @riede1Ianos. Sn
Der olptnpiiden S%1tlpiration 0eines
Supiters SIT @eimar feiertei nl Sic
erbabene 6od1Beit oes Idlilt 1t11o Ser
&elena, Symbol Ser frlld)tboren Ser
einigung oes fluiiiiden @enirs nit
Der mooer1ten 3eit IN rie bor6er ge-
fainter ooIleltbeter 8erifmel5rng.
NbiIoiopbie uno 8iieniduft. 9idt-
funit ans M1liif, g%r5ieblt1g u1t0
@o1fsmirtbidaft, Tie alle erreid)te,1 i<
6eine1n 5d)oBe Sen @ipfel nenld)li-
der &ollfommenbeit. 9m 1parlt ul,o
Bit Sic 2ebreri,1 oller 8illen0eL 5ie
ge1pl1poerl,tg oller 5tarfell, Ser giei6
1i1b SUB fleinli1er geelen lt1b gei=
itig Mrmer.
l1nb 1pel1lt bn III beil1em er1ten
2ebenso6idmitt ber @rieg marjt, ser
itarfe, reil1igenoe gillbrlldh Ser, tpie
Ser 5turm ser Nampa, bie Miasmel1
bes IDIOT Dor bem Gobe fnalenoel1
&orpers apegiegte - 10 1pari It SIT in
Dem 51peiten 9lbldunitt sic @1tltl1r, sic
BEN @eiit 5lr b6jd)ltens 6DGbetl erbob.
- SIT beinem 6ritten 2ebensabIdptitt,
bieiem unfaBbar beroiIber, in sen 6ll
jebt seilegstretgrNs pertbeioiglt bli nit
sen Esdffet Settle @r0Bc, Sic Ser
5tul5 Der, @eIt1s5eigt Sen garbaren,
hen y&'rarnern, Sen Mem1le1l, sen
@6arafterlolen, Das bas NiIIen ber-
mag, mas ser Wille erreidbt, ser i6e-
alen 33ielen 5uitrebt.
Altf7 G@ern1unia, 6l1. @6riglide, Go
le, Serrlide! Sample, perfolge, iiege,
rettet &ette oidJ lelbit, rette Sic
Greue, Sic &raft, ll1ro Sic altltllr Ser
@elt! Golirto AueIa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14
9pIitiidc nnb unpplitiidJc
&anogloHcn.

&anoglofcn
Gin miir0iger &cpralentant 0es
: o%lterretdii1 : 1,l1gariiben
@iinoniB lit @rin5 aeopol0 bon @up-
erlt.
- ST lit ser 8rl,oer oes @Dnigs
BON 9aDern nl10 Sdmiegeri obn bes
&oilers BON Del terreid nno &01igs
bon llngarn.
Seine Bemablin lit sic altere
Iod)ter 0es &aiiers 6ran5 Solepb
lu10 Die filtOergelegnete @be cine lebr
gliidli6e.
- &rin5 2eopolo, baierii6er inns
prcuBild)er 6elOmaridol. Der NIT
ieinen 8aiern IN @aridall ein3og, lit
iebt binter Ben Nlllien Der, oaB 0ieie
talim ST. Mtbem fo1nme11y
- 'AP4t Mll11rteH mtrD gege11tpurt1g
oermaBen ei1gebci5t, sob es ibnen TO-
gar in ben 2uftIdloiiern, sic lie mab=
rel1o oerseritel1 ariegsmonate erridtet
baben, az Aeib miro.
usWseim mir itegert, mltB9cutih.
lano uns lein rollenoes Giiellbabn-
material abtreten", erfl1rt bas iral1-
5oiiide giien6abnn1iniiterium. So
10 c II !"
49, Diejenigen, Sic init Ser milita-
ridden Sage pertrol1t ltn0 w lagt Sic
britiihe Ereiie - 1piiier baB eine
|Sffeniine inn @eiten iest unidt itatt-
BAIT ~dre. @e1iaiten. often!
- 8as imaltcr 1l1al1 on ieiner aus.
mdrtigen 8olitif a,s5uieben babeu
mag: Mal1gel an &onleql1en5 fam
man bem Yraitoel1ten nidt gum
@orlpurf mad)ell. gr lit immer
ltl1r ei11er Meinlmg. 5einerM ei.
ltllng.
SSn Metp yorf iino fiinfuno=
5tpansig Mgellten scr fran50iijder
&riegSleitl,,rg eingetroffen. Mnerifo
miro l1ad1gerooe sum- @ol,ptql,artie1
Der Gerbiitoeten. Nelltral 1tno api1
aber nod inn1er.
Ser bette @run6 fir Sic Mnuab.
me, tbub ben ruiiiiden @eeren lire
Sllld)t nidt gelingen miro, lit Sic Sc.
|1pibbeit, 0nB ste oeutide &riegslei.
|tltng, Die bisbcr 10 menig &ehenfeb-
Ter begal1gen bot, al,d) biesn1al IN If.
rem groBten lttternebrnen gut gered.
net bat.
Ser merifnnild)e Mbenteurel
|Garra1t5a beriltd)t in ieil,cm Sbrei.
[ben al Staatsiefretdr 2aniing Ser
Con ser Iebter1 2niitania : Note gu
fopiere1t lli0 man allllB linn 0as 38u.
|aeitdnonib matbeu, baB Ser gerilrd
5iemlid gut acl'1ngen 1T;
Ser BON bel1 bcl1tidet 2llft,
si6iffen ~angeridtete 5adid)abet mar
|iebr nnbeoeuten0, es p1rbcn nur eli.
lttge &riegsidiffe beid)dbigt, Sic 2on.
|0oner Gods a%erit0rt mlS bcoclltellbe
geellballten Sic fir &rtegs5,pede allf-
gefiibrt Dnroel1. iii 5dNitt pertpanoeli
- me iter II ihts.
.
@iner aubel6epeide allfolgc 40
ben bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon
Mandelter, england, beldloiIe,l 12
Sa1re alte Climber eilten pollelt Sag
|l1nb ~11iabrige einelt balbcn Gag ar.
Ibeitell 5t lalien. @orals mieoer Der.
porgebt, 6aB Sic Gngla,loer aus
ld)lieBli6 5ltr @rbaltung ser 3ipili.
latlon gegen Del,tidlan0 fdmpfen.
SSett m6dten mir 1,llr piIie1,
mos ocr at1erifaniide aorrcipolloeni
Wc@prmid 5lt ioge1 bot, Ser lid) bei
oen rliiiid)en Mrneer beianb 1,1rS
oenielben begeiiterte 2oblieoer fang,
@senn man linn @laube,t Idenfer
|0llrftc, bann tpar es MIR cine sSraae
|Hpf. 0pif mn1fn ,Ain r,tifiIH,pn 0I,,,,nnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14

SSest modten mir ,tl,r miIle,1,
mos Der anerifaniide aorreiponoent
W1tgormid SIT iagen bot, Ser iid) bei
Ioen ruiiiid)en Mrn1een befanb inns
toenielben begeiiterte 2%oblieoer fang.
8emn m1a1 linn @laubelt id)e,,fen
bann apar es MIR cine Srage
Der Set. apa1m Ole rl1ltid)en Mrr1een
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14

Seine @emnblin lit sic altere
God)ter oes &aiiers 6ran5 Solepb
ln0 Die filtOcrgelegnete gbe cine lebr
gliidlide.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

Lebanon, Jet, Ky.-Mrs. Minnie
Lamb. Of this place. say: Il believe
/ would have been dead by now, hal
1t not been for Cardui. | haven't
had one of those bad spells since |
commenced to use this medicine. !"
Cardui is a specific medicine for the
ills from which women suffer. Made
from harmless. vegetable ingredi-
ents, Cardui is safe, reliable rem
edy, and has been successfully used
by weak and aiIing women for more
than fifty years. Thousands of wo-
man have been helped back to health
and happiness by its use. Why not
profit by their experience? A trial
will convince you that Cardui is just
what you need.-Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
FRANKFORT TERMINAL
LOST BY L. & N. R. R
Company Forced to Deed Back
to Frankfort & Cincinnati
Line Property Bought.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. l9 An or
der was issued in circuit court by
Judge R. l.. Stout requiring the
Louisville -& Nashville railroad COM
pany to deed back to the Frankfort
& Cincinnati railroad company the
Frankfort terminals of the road.
The order filed was the result of a
decision of the court of appeals some
time ago holding that the Louisville
& Nashville railroad company could
not legally purchase the Frankfort
& Cincinnati railroad company, a
parallel and competing line. The
terminal is valued at about $50, 900
Assistant Attorney, General Chas.
Morris said that the commonwealth
would endeavor to have the stock
that had been owned by the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad company
in the Frankfort & Cincinnati COM
pany sold at public auction.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
O'NEILL AVENUE


A good many people have adopted
the habit of mis-spelling the name
of O'Neill avenue on the West Side.
which is getting to be quite prom
inent residence street. Even the
Caron directory refers to the street
as "O'Ncal avenue" The avenue
was opened in a portion of the With
ers property owned by Mrs. H. G.
O'Neill and the street was donated
to the city under the name of O'Neill
avenue. Prof. O'Neill later removed
to Memphis. If the purpose of the
donors is to be carried out, the name
should be perpetuated as a street
name by spelling it properly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Kentucky Widow Weds Jap,

Evansville, Ind Jan H. Benja-
min Kuroda, Jap, aged 22 years,
employed as chief in the lunch room
of the local Young Mems Christian
association and Mrs. Lula F. Leg
gett, a pretty blonde, aged % years.
Sebree, Ky, were united in mar
riage here today by Magistrate H.
II. TOdrank, Mrs. Leggett was di-
vorced from her first husband last
Wednesday in Kentucky. She came
here for one day several months ago
to shop and took luncheon at the Y.
M. C. A.. and it was there that she
met KurOda. 1t is said Mrs. Leg.
gett became engaged to him the day
after she obtained her divorce.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
AT THE CHURCHES.

Strangers in the city and the pub
lie are cordially invited to all SER
vices at the following churches:
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
j. B Eshman, Pastor.
Sunday School at $3.50.
Preaching at IL a. m
Christian EndeavOr $50.
Preaching at 7:30 D. m.
First Baptist Church. Rev. C. M.
Thompson. Pastor. Sevices as
usual.
Sunday School-9:30 a. m.
Morning Service -11:00 a. n
Evening Service-7:30 D. m.
Second Baptist Church Rev. w
r. Goodman, Pastor.
Sunday School-9.45 m.
PreachiDg-11 a. m.
Preaching-7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night-7:00 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev.
Lewis fOWell, faSJOr.
Sunday School-9:30 a. m.
Morning Service-10:45 a. m.
Epworth League-6:00 D. m.
Evening Service-7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. every
Wednesday.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. G. H. H. Branch, Pastor.
Sunday SCHOOLGIRL a. m.
Mems Bible Class-10:00 a. m,
Morning Service--1l:45 a. m.
Evening Service 7;30 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church-El
mer Gabbard, Pastir.
Sunday SCHOOLGIRL a. m.
Morning Service 11:U0 a. m.
Evening Service 1880.
Christian Endeavor-6:45 D. m.
Weekly Prayer Meeting. -Wednes-
iay-7:30 I. m.
Grace Church-Rev. Geo. C. Al
bitt. r ctor.
MOrning prayer and sermon at
10.45.
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Vestry Tuesday at 4:30.
Chrislian Science Society Ser
vices. SUNDAY IL a. m. Wednesday
z o. M, Re- ding Room, Monday,
Thursday and SAturGa, 2. to- o. m.
Alsre coriially inv ed to attend.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Farmers Society of Equity.

In point of interest and attendance
the Farmers Society of Equity meet
inE at Omaha. Dec. IA. 1914. sur
passed any former convention of the
society. 1t was decided to continue
the society as one of the several
national organizations In the coun-
try, rather than merge it into the
recently formed federations. While
probably every person who has CIV
en- serious thought to the matter will
admit that not one of the present
farmers organizations can hope to
completely solve the national mar
keting problem for farm produce.
yet the Farmers Society of Equity
has come nearer it than any other
one This society is probably con-
ferring more financial benefits on
farmers now. and can continue to do
so, than all the other national organ
izations combined.
There is a qualification as to mem
bership. This society thinks farm
ers can attend to their business bet
ter than any one else.
F. B. McG0WN.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves
gravel, cures diabetes, weak and
sme backs, rheumatism, and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women
Regulates bladder troubles in chill
ireD. If not sod by your. drug gist.
will be sent by mail on receipt of
S1.00. One small bottle is two
months treatment, and seldom fails
perfect cure. Send for testi-
monials from this and other states.
Dr. E. w. Hall. 1926 Olive Street,
81. Louis. Mo, Send by druggists.
Advertisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
The Oldest Institution.
(CIarksyiIls Le,f.Chronic e. J

(Clarksvils lie f.Chronic e.
The Clarksvile Ch onic'e (Of which
the Leaf-Cnronicle is he successor)
ostensibly was established in 1886.
Our authority for this sta atsment is
derived from a copy of the Clar ks
vile Chronicle bt airing date of IS47,
sent to US by a friend ss rather a
rare crrio.,, This copy in marked
'Volume E even," mesning that the
paper had then been in existence for
eleven years. This would, it seems.
fix the date of its establishment in
the year 1886. There are good rea-
sons, however. for the belief that
the paper was really started in 1903
or 1909. About the beginning Of
the nineteeth century a small sheet
va, tegun here called the Rising
Sum-" There once lived in this
county ore Josiah Hoskins, E:q.. a
man of intelligence and information.
He resided about five miles from
Clarksville. 1t is known that Mr..
Hoskins had in his possession copy
of the c ark sville Chronic e printed
in 1917, end held TO the opirion that
the paper, under the name. had its
beginning in 1903 or 1909. and was
publ shed aud edited by one Francis
Richardson, Mr.. Hoskins had bt en-
subscriber to the C lronicle for
nesrly fifty years at the time of his
death, and being a man of undoubt'
ed verscity, we feel no hesitancy II
making his statements part Of the
history of this now tie oldest paIel
in the state of Tennessee.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
KITTY TALK
Definite Plans To Take Shape
Here Next Sunday.

The Kitty League Magnates will
meet in iscity probably Sunday al d
it will be definitely decided then
whether or not the League will con-
tinue
If reports are not erroneous eight
towns will be ready to start the
Kitty derby next May. Owensboro,
HopkiEsville, Paducah and Cairo, of
last years Kitty, it is understood,
will remain in the league. Jackson,
Tenn. Centralia, ILL.,, and Vincennes,
Ind, so tits rumored, will have a
representative at the Hopkinsville
meeting and will make application
for berth in the league.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
commends the Judae.

As the Judge OF one OF our western
courts was leaving the bench, ~fter
making decision in a case, the losing
attorney remarked with some heat that
he was hopeless of getting a square
deal" in that court. And what did the
Judge do-recOnvene the court and
-mulct the attorney in a heavy fine for
the fragrant contempt He did not.
He came back It the attorney in good,
strong AngioSaxon and prepared to
thrash him If the insult was repeated.
Involuntarily wo are impelled to say.
Good for the Judge. who thus valves
an easy advantage OF judicial power
and as man to man submits his honor
70 the civalrlc wager Of battle!-
Law Notes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

South Carolina is getting rid of an
eccentric governor but Ohio is ac-
quiring one. Gov. Frank b. Willis
refuses to have anything to do with
the new Legislature, elected with
him, and it is his announced inten-
tion to observe in the most literal
way the functions Of the three CO.
ordinate branches of the government.
Further Gov. Willis will not even
make recommendations to the legis-
lature, it is understood, contentine
himself with suggestions, merely.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Lo, The Poor Farmer.
New York Sun }


Look on this picture painted by
he department of sgricul ure as q
result of Investigations into farm in
comes:
The average farmer receives lit.
tie more money for his years work
than he would be paid if he hired
himself out as a farmland. In other
words. though he is in business fCI
himself he gets little or no money re-
ward for his labors and the risk and
responsibility he has assumed "
Now look on this picture drawn
by an exhibitor at the automobile
show:
There are approximately 1900.
coo cars in use in the country, repre-
senting a cost of about 81 100000.
600. The average value of a lev
rutomobile is $3.50. One-hslf of al
the auto mobiles in this country art
owned by farmers
50 much for the agricultural de-
partment's average farmer in the
abstract. The cal farmer is some
hing else again." and the mo or cal
salesman knows his own. For the
purposes of income taxation the
farmer is hard up. but the deslvri
in devil wagons are the best detec'
lives Of sJlvency that the world hal
ever seen.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Beyond Him.

A party OF New Workers were hunt
ing In the "piney woods" OF Georgia
and had as an attendant an old negro
whose fondness OF big words is char
acteristic OF the race. One Of the
hunters. knowing the old Africans
bent, remarked to him: Uncle Nose,
the indentations In terra frma In this
locality render travelling in a Vehicular
conveyance without springs cecidely
Objectionable and painful anatomical
ly. Don't you think so2"
Uncle Nose scratched IFS left ear
q moment and replied. with slow
shake Of his woolly head: "Mistah
Gawge. the exuberance OBJ yoh words
AN bey0n' NAH jurydiction."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
WCK'S s.eeSSR .ya sSys SATVE
F0R AL 0IO TR Q - . EE S
-Four Prisoners Escape.

Richmond. Va, Jan. ll.-Four
prisoners. serving long terms for
murder. forgery and robbery. over
powered three attaches of the state
peniteatiaEy here tonight and
escaped. The men used a rope to
reach the ground from four story
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

Italy, one of the few countries OF
Europe not torn by w-r, bas bce1
been rent asunder by an eartt quake.
But earthquakes are 70, as bad IS
war, such as has wrecked and i'm
poverished r lgIum.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

A refusal to let the d moor Is Of
Kentucky prepare a plat orm OF
principles to make the coming con-
test on, will he 4 step t,wards M e
chine rule that the people wi rese t.
The rank and fl e RenersllJ know
what they want.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Barred Rock Cockerels.

Two or three good Holderman and
Latham strain Barred Rock Cooke
rels for sale at 81 each. Thorough
bred stock and in fine condition.
Telephone 81 or 449,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Youngest Soldier.

Christian du Jonchay, aged Ia, is
said to be the youngest soldier ac
tually on the fighting line. He is in
a French regiment. Several boys as
Young as " have been helping as
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

There were 4,5l6 births in Tennes-
see during the MOI tn of November
"a to every l 600 of population
The hath Iate was IA to III = l,O0O
during the same time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

FOR RENT-Three rooms over
Barrow's Grocery. Also ore house;
orchard and garden ground. ear city
limits. Apply T. L. METCALFE.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
Preferred Locals

See ]. H. Dsgg for contracting
building and general repair work OF
all kinds. Phone 476.
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