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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

The Panama-Pacific international
exposition. in celebration of one of the
worlds greatest achievements, the com.
pletion of the Panama canal, has beer
opened. A stately city of palaces has
been built, and the biggest show of the
century will soon be in full blast.
Notwithstanding the European wal
that is in progress, al foreign nations
are participating in this wonderful
enterprise with pavilions and displays.
Forty-three states and three territories
Of the American union will have their
buildings and exhibits in the city Of
palaces and splendor.
This is the first great exposition to
open on time and, it is said, the first
to be built within its budget.
According to the worlds best critics,
the most beautiful display of architec-
ture. horticulture and natural setting
are embodied in this consummation of
art, science and ingenuity.
All eyes will now be focused on the
city of the golden gate, all roads will
lead to San Francisco and all thoughts
will turn to the Pacific slope. California
with its Panama Pacific and San Diego
expositions will be the Mecca to which
all our American tourists will journey,
The thousands and thousands of our
people who have heretofore sought
pleasure and recreation abroad will be
compelled to confine their itineraries to
their own country this year or account
of the great European upheaval. 1t
will be good thing for these globe
trotters who have failed to 'see
America first" They ought to become
acquainted with their own country,
where there is so much of the majestic
and beautiful, the equal of which is not
to be found any other place in the
world.
"All accounts agree as to the greet
ness and beauty of the show at the
Golden Gate. Reports of the first-day
attendance run sufficiently close to-
gether to prove that the record of
176, 453 admissions established at the
st. Louis Worlds FAIR in 1904 has
been surpassed by an amazing count
has perhaps been doubled.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
NOTICE

Pvrsuan; to Judgement Of the Gar.
rard Circuit Court. in the case Of Al
bert Huffman's Admr. etc Va. Albert
Hufmsn's heirs etc. the undersigned
commissioner will at the Court House
door in Lancaster. KY. on Saturday.
March 18th 1915. at two O'Clock z. NJ. 4.
rent the lands belonging TO the estate
Of the late Albert Huffman in Garrsrd
County XIV. on the waters OF Sugar
Greek. where he lived. containing
about LIS acres. on the terms set out
in the orders of the Court in this case.
The renter will give bond with good
surety for said rent. without interest.
due January LIST 1916. Said rental be.
ing for the rest Of the wear 1915.
w. II. Brown, N. c. G. c. c.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
Mr.. JOHN GREENLEAF I'LL

Mr.. John Greenleaf. who for many
years has lived in Richmond, but who
was born and reared IN Lancaster, sus-
tanned slight stroke Of paralysis Mon
day morning. His sister. Mrs. Emma
Kaufman. fastened to his bedside and
at this time he is resting well and his
friends. here in his old home. are hop
ing for speedy recovery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
OUR RIGHTS ON The SEAS

President Wilson has stoutly affirm
ed the fundamental principle that no
power can close the high seas to neu.
trial commerce. He has firmly declar.
ed that though the belligereuts may
work havoc against one another. no
warship can attack a neutral Amer.
can vessel without being held to strict
accountability for committing hostile
act against the American flag. and
American lives.
This is perfectly simple. and il is
the international law which is beyond
question.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
GETTING MARRIED
IN WISCONSIN.

Wisconsin's eugenic marriage law,
which went into effect on the first Of
the new year, makes marriage in that
State impossible. according to some Of
its critics. Others. more hopeful. say
that il will prove dead letter. II
DEGREES that marriage licenses shall be
issued only to those who present
certificates from reputable physicians
that they are sound in all respects; il
requires that these certificates shall be
based on the most searching laboratory
tests; and it fixes the Doctors fee a,
three dollars.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
HEMP In STRONG DEMAND.

On account of the war in the
European countries hemp went to SO
per hundred pounds this season, and
Garrard Co., was not represented by
as large per cent of this as it should
have been. On account of the difficulty
in securing competent hands TO break
il, the farmerf have ceased to worry
over this crop. as it takes the full year
to prepare it for the market from the
time the seed is sown.
Garrard county hemp is sold all over
the world. A hemp-breaking machine
is the only piece of farm machinery
that has never been perfected by the
inventor. and this is one of the chief
reasons for the discontinusnce of the
crop in the Bluegrass. Hemp aids the
soil. while tobacco sets it back two
years.
This year buyers have offered 81 for
the 1915 crop, and as a result there
will be several hundred more acres
grown the present year. With good
season, growers claim that if IS can
be secured the crop can be grown
protitably. and many Of them will give
up tobacco and plant more hemp.
Messrs Jim House and Dave Dud-
derar last wear put in $50 acres which
will average one thousand pounds to
the acre. They sold il last year for "a
cents TO Hudson and Hughes. II is
estimated this crop will bring $1,000.
showing Garrard leads in hemp as well
a. tobacco.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
THANKS AWFuLLY!

The last issue Of the Lancaster Rec
ord was composed Of twelve pages.
all filed with good reading matter and
ads. The edition reflected much credit
on the energy and capabilities Of r. l..
Elkin, and we congratulate him upon
Its complete success. 60 Danville Mes
senRer,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
BOX BALL CONTEST

Last Tuesday night at the box ball
alley AN interesting contest between,
7. J. Price. Harry Rainy. Joe II. West
and Stanley Heron on one side. and a
team from Stanford composed Of II.
L. Baily. Geo. Burdett. Ed Brady and
W. II. overstreet on the other side,
resulted in four games being played,
each side winning two.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
VIOLIN STUDIO

Mr.. Chas. Schemmel will open a
violin studio in Lancaster. and in this
weeks issue Of the Record appears his
announcement. So much has been said
by the music loving Lancastrisns in
commentator of Mr.. Schemmel that
it seems superfuous to add anything
to the already overwhelming praise
that has been lavished upon him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
new SCIENCE OF AGRONOMY

Farm products cost more than they
used to-"
Yes" replied the farmer. when
farmer is supposed to know the
botanical name of what he's raisin' an
the chronological name of the insect
that eats it, an the pharmaceutical
names of the chemical that will kill it,
somebody's got to pay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
TROUBLE GREATLY
EXAGGERATED

As matter Of precaution the Board
Of Health has caused the schools in
Lebanon. the picture show and pool
rooms to close for the present. as sew
eral mild cases Of small pox have de-
veloped in Marion county. There have
been wild rumors circulated as to the
spread Of the trouble. but at noon yes
terday. DR.. c. b. Robert. Of the Boar'l
Of Health, stated that there were eight
families affected and six reported from
the county outside Of that city.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
GOOD SELECTION

Col. NJ. ID. Hughes. is jus, in receipt
OF commission from Gov. McCreary
appointing him delegate to the an
nual convention Of the Southern Com
mercial Congress. to be held at Musko-
gee, Oklahoma. the last week in April.
The selection is a good one and Col.
Hughes is proud Of his commission and
will likely attend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Bro. Pollitt reports a great meeting
at jackson. many have been saved. and
believers sanctifed. Several added to
the church while there was preaching.
Sunday night 1T the other three
churches, fully 100 people turned away
from the Methodist church. Bro.
Pollitt will be at home Friday. and
will III his pulpit Sunday morning and
night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Central Record is authorized t.
announce the following candidates fol
Office, subject to the Democrat,
primary, August 3rd,, 1915.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Hon. A. o. Stanley.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
C. A. Hardin, of Mercer county.
Chas. C. Fox, of Boyle county.
FOR COMMONWEALTH'S
ATTORNEY.
E. v. Puryear. of Bowie county.
r. w. Keenon, of Mercer county.
]. S. Owsley, Jr., of Lincoln county.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
w. b. Mason.
W. A. Doty.
FOR SHERIFF.
G. T. Ballard, Jr.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
H. CLAY Kaufman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Nine or ten rooms to rent. Call and
see me. Would like TO sell you Suit
or clean and press your clothes for 81.
per month. Join the Club.
Will Davis. Tailor,
ltpd. Red brick house, Dsnvills st.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
INTERESTING LETTER.

The following interesting letter was
received from one Of our Lancaster
boys, for whom We predict a bright
future. He has the pluck, good sense
and energy that are sure to win any
where.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26
@ruhe gorge
Tladen Der Regisruus bi. abf&iebs'
esfu6e pon 9trtiuerieoffiSisren.
Die ibrsn abidi.b n,bmen. Inn aIi
gIp,risn in Wunitiousfabriieu
sinsutrsien.
3ipilongefhlIte b.s ariessbepart.'
ments seben ebenfolIs in GROCER
3abI in ben Disni. Don Waf.
fsnfabr2antsn.

gBaibinetoM .. g., 25.
SuIi. 9lrd bic 1bdiidte, bab
pon Ssiisn Der WuuitiOnsfabriien an
artiQeritpfiisiers. bic aIs So6o,rs
iidubiss auf bem Gsbist bes Muni.
iionspeiens geIisn, dubsrorbeniIi9
bod falairirts ppitsn onsebotsn NOR
ben iinb, III BEN 3riegsbepariemeni
Elm 70 srnites prpbIem eripabisn,
bab arisasfttrstdr @nrriion iia ON
ffrsiiag on @snsraIantpalt @r.s0r1
I'm Elm Re6isguio9ien iibsr bic
sTraae getpanbt bat, ob ein Mrmstof'
fisier bas ..untpnrbelbure Re4t" be-
iibt in Drttoen5eiteu nm itinen a6s
ihieo einsutommeu.
Bier abIbisbsaeiud,e fporen bttpils
liat fporben. e5e man 5ur Grttnntnib
bss Grnitss Der Gage fam unb sipti
4bjhisbss.fuhs iinb in sn Shpsbe
unb iiber r. rpirb erit eniibi,ben tpsrs
ben. nd6bem bns Rsbtsguta4ten bes
@en.raIdnpolis porliset. Sn Der
Tldrins triit manhmal cine 6bnIi6e
Siiuotion elm, inbm BEN Sffi3ieren
BON ben Shiffsbduern iebr oerlodsns
be anerbisiuneen gemdht tpsrben.
dber meiit 1perben bisis 2lnerbistuus
gen abgeIehHt. neil bic Sffi5iers Der
Wdrine ibre peuiiOnsberehtiguns fir
lpsit giinftiser srahten, ols srobs
e,ebdltsr in gripatitelIune.u. glu,
iebr fpenig. Sffisiere Der Warine iino
aus folhen 0riinpeu nm i6ren abs
ifyieb eineetommeu, Der ibnen oudl
itets anfianbslOs bsipillist ,pOrben III.
ssnfoIge Der ri.iis.n 2tuftrda. i.i'
tens Der triegfiibrenbsn turopiii4n
glationer fir Waffen unb Wunition
iinb bic fSdbriianien itbo6 IN bic
Gage periebt. aubergeiDObnli4 bobs
@ebdlter fir Grperten auf btm De-
bist bes Muniiipnstptiens be3dhlsn gu
irnnsn. en- Resierungsir.iIen If nan
notiirlih nidt aetpili. 2lbi6isbspeiu4s
fir iplhe 3ipede en- male AL ssnsbnls
Gen, ia es ipirD io1ar fiir unpalrio'
tiih era5tet. bnbDffiBisre aus fcl6en
Griinben aus bem 9ienit idpeibfn.
9lngenifeinli@ hsrridi Bel ben iuribis
i&tn geb5rben Der Resisrnna ein
arobtr 3peifsI bariiber. Of es m5sIi4
isin ipirb bic Cffiaisrs asatn beren
Qpiasn In bet elrmss au bsbul!tn, be-
ioaosts sutnn iis s!at enrtfIs RsiAe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

Ri6ts bate 9era bdmlIs b.rgeben
muFen. Stambul baitt ibm ieine Wlens
i6sn seidfen, uidts Don ibm Dsrs
Inngt, ObsIetb bic iamsr5OerSebrts
9urteHiiaot IS ipubte. Dab es gsraos
bislenigen iparen, fp,!5e oas eeeens
iibsriiegenbe Jran.snpisriel bic SeineH
haHnie. bic bic 6ouptihulb on benz
iiber bds SanS bereiugebrotenen nds
msnIofsn llnsIiit trugen. Sber ioa es
geleugnst iperosH, bab bic Sultur bes
8rsipsrbanbes uno bsfonbers bic fran.
collide, bic Sesle gIeras gstpeien iita
Dele Seel, ba. ts nun, isiibem bic
lsbsn SreiprbGnoIer bem ieuen ges
FEB fir lGitigs 5remOs gum Spfer ges
fallen iinb. perlorsn. es sIaubt unins
tsreNant g.pOrO,n gu f,in uno isiH
i9iIlernbes 9epano abgsitreift 5u ba.
ben, neil es i'm Yegriff IN, un.sr benz
Druid Der 8erbdItniiIs ober. befer ses
iast. uutsr bem Willen bes erniteH
StambuI oeutit gu nerStn.
MaH itbe iih einmal bic 0rdno'
Rus nGbr an: jeosr Sebnte Wleni4,
bem Der 9eihife besssnst. II Elm
aanbsmunH. es if ssrdbe 81 Guffal'
I.nb, pie pieI. bIonoe 5rausn plosIi9
aufge.au6t iinb uuo ME raid - bies
iei beileibs .ein 9Oripurf! bic
frano6iii6 lepantjriihe glesanS bsiits
f6er @inia4beit plas sema4t bat.
Gkr niht nur Die Wsniden iino
bruti6: Die san3s dubere pspasStra'
be bat sin .nsbr posr ipenissr beuti4es
9eprGes erbaIten. Ulanhes 5irmsns
I6ilb bat elmer bsuti6en Gufi6rift
plab ssmdht, beutibe er5ensniiie in
ben S6auferit.rn oeutsn auf neue
3siten bin. 0nsie!5< gilt bon Der in'
neren @ranb' Rue: Wun lam IS heus
ts rubig tpagen, bei GintGufen beutfh
Az fpre9en. Die 6otels beberbergen
sr0btenibeiis beutIfe @dite unb Bel
9otatIiaR pie bel Sanni une RieoIi,
po man ii6 bic gSabl5eit mad beuts
f6en Speiistartsn sufdmmsnitslen
tann, tpirb beuts mebr Deuti9 eeIpro'
den aIs irgen cine amber. Gprdhe.
g1er BON briiben, bon Stam6ul
tonrmt. piro bieis llmtpunb.ung oes
JrantenpierteIs ON beiten perftehen
unb bic Griinbe bespeifen, bic fie be-
bitsien, ni6t rpsnigsr berienige, Der
9eIeesnbeit batte, 9srsIsit5e gu 5ieben
Smii6en Der Stimmuns, bic bei ben
aus benz 9altantriss beintehrenben
8erpunbeten bsrri9t, unb berienigen
Der isbt peripunbsteu Decentralization.
pier. Cine sebsime 9raft arbeitet nn'
ter BEN gcbsn bee aanbes unb eibt
ben Wurseln neus Hohruns. llno i6
meins, bab Elm Rsutrdler es am bsiten
ertennen lam unb es aid ausfps9en
barf, bdb bieie neue araft ri6ts ans
bsrsB III als bsutIde Organization.
IRar RubolF &aufm ann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

Der 2uptoper 9abn Su bebaupien. ers
belt abermals S6ldee, flob nah Sae
not unb psbrte ii9 ni9t msbr. 9as
iiebente aorps folste ibm bis Sibcaa.
balbtpess Pr3empsl.
9luf bsmielben We9e gins ibm iiber
Sanot nad Sobromil bas oeutSbe
Gprps bon Der Wtaripib ooraus. bas
unter Der Ye5ei6nuns 8estiosntorps
in Der Slteri6la9t beim 8iraipa 8bal
Sieseslprbeeren srrungen bat. Sn
itdnbiger @erbinbuns nit benz iiebens
ten ungariI9sn Stops, bas ibm einmal
bur9 9lbienbuns sipsier Rssimentsr in
ben Riiden bes 5einbes tbuttrGftig
beifprans, perfolgte es bic fIiebeube
ruiIii9e Sestibenarmee unb trug aunl
3uIammenbru9 bes gegneriihen @is
beritanSes bel Rpmanpp, Geltcp uno
Sbr5e9ppd BET.
2lus ben Walbtarpdtben brane bic
Iih anI9lieBenbe 3lpeite oIterrsitii1s
9lrmee an Der 8abnItnie Sdnot< <Strpl
ppr unb nabm Starp Sambor unn
ISambor. Die Siibarmee 2iniinsen
nabm 0rObpbpc5 unr eins gsgen Strpj
ppt. Bon Surta narben 1000, Dor
0robobpcS 800, oor Strpi $3.50 Se'
fangene gemaht. gei ibr enoet On
Wirtung bes getpaltigen Sur4bruts'
| Iieges in Weitgali5ien.
2'eonbarb u belt,
Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26
3n perfanfen - Jarmen.
gerIanst-m6,,nIiM.


" dnnsr erlernt bne @dtbieyaslcdii. Gieneu
o'fen. pobn fpdbreHb ttm esrrer. S2erfstue
eeaeben. Clb aelldbIe Barber Geueae. Gin'it.C
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

ridden auspGriisen amtss on bic bic
iise gOtl6uft lauten. buB EIaiDa ii4
INNER nod in ben 5Gnbsn Der Ceitsr'
reidsr b,finbtt. uHb es Dirb in Der be-
itimmteItcn Dsifs in 2lbrsbs sefieli,
bub bic 5talisnsr bic ainie Der Oeiisr.
reiftr bur65rOden bditeH. Sn Der
9tRIds pirb er.lart, bab bei ibrsn
erfolslpisn 9tnsriffen bic StaIisner
fpsnisitens 5000 5obie Dor ben Dolls
tioHsn osr CetsrreiSG saradsshHsu
bGtisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

sa66st eis /. oser quite 2. sans. so 5tHS
lap Gttdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

pon 9ieniiiabrm binter fi5 babeH,
rsd6bm fie aif sspiien Der Regitriins
ibrt miliidriife GrSiebuna in Der
UliIitdrdtuoanie genohen bdtxn.
Sn ben Maffenfabri.eu finb pitie
peniiOnirte GffiSiere bei4dfiist. dbst
bieraesen bat bic Resieruna ME stipds
eebdbi, bd bisfe SfiiSiere entipeo:r
aus pIauFiblsn Griinbtn nus bsm
Diaft aef9i,bsu fiub obtr bic Sors.'
f6riebne Reik pom Sdbren I'm ats
pen Oitnft sstpeieu iinb. aubsro.rI
i6nnen iie i.berseit. fpenu Der giothiali
eintrs.en foIlie, tpiebsr Al ben gDaiea
einbtrufen ptrben.
grob. Gorge md6i Der Rssi.run5
ouH bic sbatfa4e. bab DkIe gipils
cnasii.llie b.s ari.gsbepsrtsmsn.s,
ndmIi6 pifisnIfofiIi9 gebiloete lsuie,
Ioiui, Me9ani,sr. aus ibrer 9batistsit
in ben 4rienaI.n unb g}uIpermngaSi.
nen ausi6eibsn. I'm glniisaunsen tei
pripatfirmen onsunfbmtn. Sslbts
rsbsnb bcbtn biefe asute bns Dolle
Red,t ibre St.lIuusen nufSuseb.n. uno
bas Ginsias. mag Die Resieruna tblH
lam IN eisl. poitm 70 lusratip ols
nl5alid, su seitdlisn. lin bic asuts
ieiisubdlteu.
gritif&sr Rsituiiruusss
asentin SanGran.
eistp ptrbaftet
Gan Grancisto, Gal. 25. Su'
nj. - 6arrp O. Cane. Der bier Re,ru'
ten fir bic aaiirien in europa dngei
iportsn babsn ion. purbs am f}reitdJ
BON 9unoes6enmten otrbiiei. gr piro
als 3.uge in Der llnieriu6uns benuet
tperbtn, bic Don BEN Der. Stadtens
9iitrittnnpdlt Sobn 20. preiton eins
eeleiiet tporbtn III. Gr ipuroe In er'
mangeiuna pon $500 girgi&Gft ins
Gsfdnsnib sei4idt.
Wisr Wdnntr, bi. bier re.rutirt
iporbsH iparsn, ipurben ipdbrenb bes
1ag.s psrbaittt. 2iae bsbaupteten, bri.
tide lln.sribdnen sa iein.
Can. Iast,. bab CT fir Ra!pb &.
Blair. einen snsliihen 8ruder. gears
bsiist babe, Der 5us,itanbsn ba!, bic
bisiis,n R.iruiirunss GpsIotiOnsn
iinan3isn unisrftiisi ;u baben. CT be-
firiit nber, bnb q sttuas NIT benz
britii&en aOnful su ibun ssbabt babe.
0pranee RibbI. bes mOr.
bts i'm erittn GraSs
f6ulbig btfnnbsn
Gina. g.. 25. SUM. - DOranes
Mibbls, Der anestlast mar, bic 16
Sabre alte Sufie Coleman ermorbst 3u
buben, ipurbs nm Greiias 4benb pon
siaer 5urp Sss Wprbts i'm sriitn grds
b f&uiSis befunbsn. Die @tf4ipors.
ntn smpfablen Hibble br Wilbe hss
Ri&ters, mas btbtuisi, SaB e. su Iss
b<nbldngIi&sr 3u&tbaulittsfs psrurs
,tssIlt Dsxssu. .sDtts.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26
@erIamst-8 8eibIid,.

mhb6en 'hr aIatmeue Sausarbeit In
aSoubaIe Rsi;e HssabIuna. 5amilie eou 4.
ieiue finher aHSifraaen BET Y. air,n q
gtp. Cpiiier. ssS yines Sirabs. bDs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26

grfsibsn bi. StaIiener BEL
ibren angriffen auf bic
Sefterrei4er.
wafbinstOn. .. g.. %. Juri.
= Sspefsrn bss Dsfisrri@ti%
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-26
Observation-Disclosures.

MISUNDERSTANDING often ilr gldHper
unb sSrauen 1auleribe bon GrnenHunaen firb
IN glusIiti piite fiir nniisunnssn fret
Sranilin Snittfuie, GesE 7s. Honeiter, q. D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Don't Fear to Ride Your Hobby
~ u AppINGToN eRUcE
.r-, ~ Tho u-ddlc - r,r.onallty.-

,t.r.R.r i.rrs Riddle 4 Personality"
cps, rhaIngt ard Fareuthood" etn)
That arohn, riding" is not merely an innocent
rastir1e hpt ~ great practical value IL strong
IS suggested bv the fact that medical men have
ainavs been great hobby riders
MANY unysititns- Oliver Wendell Holmes,
N,ir Nitrrcll. and Conan Doyle are notable eX.
ample--havc written novels or poetry as
hobby
Others IKE virchow The famous German
.ar.entl.f have made e hobby OF political or
.oc.oiogi,aI work Several have taken up
archaeological study. and have become authori'
ties ia this science
TIA, Academy of Natural Sciences AZ Phiadel'
pfIa pos-ogscs a wonderful collection OF birds.
brought together a. hobby by Philadelphia
physician
Another physician OF the same city has
made from time 20 time. collections OF ne most
varied -bnokplates, autographs, coins,
canoe paddles weapons and natural history
specimens Physicians have always been among
the most enthusiastic stamp collectors.
To this fondness for hobbies must largely be
attributed the fact that, In spite of tho exacting
duties imposed on them. the average span OF
life for physicians is longer than that for most
men. Diversion OF mind. through Intense inter.
eat in some entertaining ayocation. Is among
hc surcst prescriptions for health and long life.
n rs also. in many cases. one Of the most pow
efful remedies for disease.
So true ia this that to-day the hobby cure"
D. among the recognized modes OF treating func.
tlonal nervous and mental troubles. the basic
cause for which Ia always an unhealthy preoc.
cupation with thoughts Of self Not few spe-
cialists TN the treatment Of these diseases hayo
effected miraculous" cures by nothing more
han providing their patients with hobbies ap.
propriate 10 their peculiar tempernments.
| know Of one young woman who was cured
Of neurazthonla by making a hobby OF the study
Of Oriental RUGS In another patient
ohscsHed nv abnormal fears forgot those aud
won his way back 20 health BY taking up the
manufacture OF pottery q hobby
Every body. indeed. should have a hobby OF
some sort. always being careful however not
10 ride n 20 death by becoming 40 interested IN
~ as to neglect the duties and responsibilities II
everyday life.
Hobbies. properly cultivated, give n zoat N
existence undreamed by those who ALLOW them.
selves to become slaves TO the treadmill OF
routine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Monument TO a Dog.

I.r monument To The cat thai,
saved Lieut. Lloyd from perishIag
from cold. which it is proposed 70
erect q, Newport castle, will not Doe
'hr only monument commemorative
,a devotion OF dumb animal
croa,aed at the feet Of william Tho
silent on his tomb ~ Delft lies an
eyqutf@ly chiseled efE,y Of a
spaniel This dog saved his mas.
ter lifc by scratching his face and
barking then. In a night attack on
the camp before Mons a band OF
Spanish soldiers were on the point
OF entering his tent, lie and all
his guards we're fast asleep. and
there vas just time for the prince.
after the spaniel had reused him. 10
make bis escape through the dark.
ness. To Ais dying day" relates
Motley. William ever afterward
kept a spaniel Of the same race r.
his bed chamber"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
People Often Fool Themselves Into
Thinking They Are LiUing a Healthy Life

After deciding % go on diet
many persons promptly car down
their meals 20 TWO day They 'ell
'hcmsolycs AZ once that they arc ON
the high road 70 health 0Gt they
are only foolIng fhcmseIye-, FOR they
really are hurting Themselves by
eating more in two meals THAN they
formerly s'o la three. They DO NOT
know that All oyerheavv meal clogs
the system worse than the same
amount OF food spread over tho
usual three meals dty
Aud there are many otHrr ways Ia
winch people cheat themselves.
They thlut they vrntIatc their
houses vel vHer 81 really is The
dead air" they are breathing that
Is giving them more than their
share ~ colds ard i- exposing them
20 the dangers Of pneumonia and
Tuberculosis
Women vino decide that the rea-
son th'' need exercise for that run
down" feeling viii stir around the
house q LITTLE, walk to The ear, ride
tn tho park, walk around few
minutes ukc The car back home.
and then 81 down In easy chairs
and fool themselves into thinking
tha they have takon exercise
enough 20 burn up the waste In
thor bodies and keep the muscle
abers toned up