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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
CROP FORECAST
SAYS SOME CROP"

The production forecast of the
eountry's principal farm crop
based on conditions September |.
is announced by the Department
of Agriculture in millions of
bushels as follows:
Winter wheat $50, 100000 bush
els.
Spring wheat 322,0OO,OOO bush
els.
All wheat 9sl, 10000 bushels.
Corn, 1885, 100000 bushels.
Oats l,40S,000,0O0 bushels.
Barley 225, 100000 bushels.
Buckwheat 100000 bushels.
White potatoes 406,000,000
bushels.
Sweet potatoes 60,00O,OOO bush
els.
Tobacco l,l20,000,0O0 pounds.
Flax lS,0O0,00O pounds.
Rice 20,0O0,00O pounds.
Hay 81 100000 tons.
Peaches "a, 100000 bushels.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16

jim Taylor, of Paducah, age %
dieda I Fulton Friday afternoon
at 230 O'Clock after swallowing
tablet of morphine at $50 o,
clock. The body was shipped to
Paducah, for burial. Taylor,
who was employed in one of
the racing stables for the
fair secured veterinary sur
geon's valise and procured the
morphine. Unknown whether or
not he took the morphine with
suicidal intent.
William Jennings Bryan has
said many good things, but moth
ing better, according 10 our idea.
than the following: "Shut off
the demand for liquor, and there
will be no sale. No man can
save others until he has first
saved himself"
Mrs. w. T. Bowling, widow of
the late DIR. Bowling, died We'd
nesday afternoon in the Presby-
terrain Hospital in Chicago.
j. A. Bugg, a highly respected
citizen of Hickman county, died
at his home last Monday evening.
Subscribe for the Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
IT'S SURPRISING
That SO Many Hickman People
Fail To Recognize Kidney
Weakness.

Are you a bad back victim.
Suffer twinges; headaches, diz.
~ spellsi
Go 10 bed tired-get mp tired'
It's surprising how few people
suspect the kidneys.
It's surprising how few know
what 10 do.
Kidney trouble needs kidney
treatment.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only.
Have convinced Hickman peo-
pie OF their merit.
Here : a Hickman case: HEX
man testimony.
Kidney sufferers hereabouiI
should read it.
John n. Nelson, painter. HEX.
man, says: II had kidney trouble
and my bladder was affected. /
suffered constantly from pains in
my back. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me and since then | have
had no need of a kidney medi-
cine. "
Price SOC at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan 8 Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Nelson recommends.
Foster. Milburn Co, props, Buff.
falo, N. Y. (Advt.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16

There are politicians who wJuli
be willing 10 sink the State of
hcniucky in the Atlantic Oceal
If they could only win an office.
They will do anything to gain the
support of the organized liquor
traffic, and even get down 10
hOb-nObbin' with the blind-tig-
er element, and make associates
of the boot leggers. This class of
politicians, when they once get a
taste OF office, hold ON with the
grip of the turtle, who never
turns loose until il thunders. ="
The thing for the prohibitionists
10 do il 10 make il thunder, "
like they did last Friday - and
keep it up.
Appearances are so often de-
ceiving. To Judge from the APP
pearance of the average church
congregation, it might be thought,
that the majority of the women
there were widows, as they are
usually alone.
Don't forget our Gold Seal
syrup-best ON earth. -Betters-
worth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
Health And Happiness Depend
Upon Your Liver.

That sluggish liver with its
sluggish flow Of bile is what
makes the world look so dark at
times. DIR. Kings New Life Pills
go straight to the root of the diff
ficulty by waking up the action of
the liver and increasing the bile.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills cause
the bowels TO act more freely and
drive away those moody days. 4"
Doe bottle. Adv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
OUR HONOR ROLL.

The following persons have sub
scribed or renewed their subscrip
ton for The Hickman Courier
since our last report:
Miss Annie Sherron
o. T. Campbell
A. Ii. Leet
Fate Thomas
Mrs. NJ. ID. johnson
ID. W llepler
W. IL. Bobbitt
G.. n. Helm
Henry Anderson
Ferd Berendes
Fins Clark
s. III. Lipscomb
Chas. jackson
Mrs. A. l.. Williams
j. ID. Leach
Tom DOnnell
T.. A. Warren
JnO. Burchett
Cassie jackson
Will Hammond
Mrs. l.. X. Bissell
Mrs. Alice Scott
Robt. Dmgherty
II. j. Hines
w. Il. Bowen
DR.. j. NJ. Hubbard
Mrs. Mamie Wilson
Il. A. Hammond
Judge Bunk Gardner
Jno. G.. Walker
llulett Barbee
q. NJ. Ross
j. Il. Townsend
G. III. Harlan
W. II. Maddox
d. Threlkeld
o. h. Kerlin
.Jno. Miner
Gene Blakemore
Bob Collier
Will MONTGOMERY
DR.. Il. X. Stone
J. b. Williams
s +. Adams
W. II. Shelby
Martha Rice
j b. Jones
W. +. Barnes
W Ill. Young
III. A. Sheriff.
II. e.. Barrett
Jno. Fethe
Ed Matheny
A. +. DeBow
Il. w. Adams
John Kuhn
Il. G. Motley
c. V. Townsend
NJ. Il. Shaw
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16

HERBINE is the medicine that
cures biliousness, malaria and con
stipation. The first dose makes
you feel better, a few additional
doses cures completely. Price SO
cents. Sold by Hickman Drug Co.
The Empress is a picture show.
A good program every day
that 3 all.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old STANDARD Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties ofQUININR
and IRON. II acts ON the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Euriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
LIVING AT HOME.

waited the art of living at home,
and the plantation supplied almost
everything necessary for the use
of those who lived ON them.
Fine wines and fine silks and
satins and laces. jewels and 9th
er Injuries had TO be brought IN
from Europe, but the bread and
meat and vegetables, the cloth
ing, boots and shoes, horses and
agricultural implements were all
home grown. The war stunned
and dazzed the South for a time
and the enormous price at which
cotton was selling lured people IN
TO following an ignis fatuus which
proved almost disastrous, because
war prices for cotton never did
return, and, As nc iced stuff or
foodstuffs were raised, the coun-
try was brought &C. u sad condi-
ton. Ii seemed that people could
think of only one thing at a
time On the plantations there
was only cotton. sugar or tobac'
co, aud ON the ranches and ranges
nothing was thought of but cattle.
In the Southwest II was not
unusual 10 see a family that own.
ed from 10000 10 $4,000 head of
cattle, without a drop of milk or
ounce of butter ON their table.
To these people Gail Borden s
condensed milk was godsend,
and soon the vast stretches of
prairie were marked by the tin
can and the paper sack. another
evidence of civilization. Forty
years ago the newspapers of the
country began a crusade for di
yerslflcation aud a revival of the
lost art of living at home. They
We're given but small attention -
in fact they We're not understood
Nevertheless they kept Loyalty at
IT, and soon the more progressive
States took mp the work and es
tablished agricultural bureaus "a
teach the people how TO raise
what they needed. The federal
government came in afterwards
and It has done great work The
railroads were pioneers IN tins
form of education, and to them
much of the agricultural develop
ment of the country is Ia be- cred
tied Commercial organizations
have now entered the field, and
no doubt there will be generous
rivalry between the different fac
tors but il might be observed that
a greater degree of efficiency can
be- ATTAINED by consolidation and
unity.
A wheel within a wheel, impe
rum in lmperio, may accomplish
great things but in unity and co
heslyeness there is strength, and
In this way forces can be- given a
concentrated direction. When th,
thirteen original states lived sepa'
rately, they prospered and accom-
plished great things, but 1t re-.
qulred a union of all of them Ia
create a nation. The tendency OF
the times is toward a multiplicity
or organizations, which il am eco
nOmical error, when by uniting ei-
forts much more good can be ac.
complished. However, there is on
ly the more liberal praise due the
good work that is being done by
the different forces, while sug.
costing that perhaps better work
can be done in the aggregate by a
union of these forces. Anything
that will teach the people the art
of living at home will rebound
enormously 10 the interest of
the country .-Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16

The giraffe is said TO be the
only animal in nature that is en-.
tlrely dumb, not being able TO
express itself by any sound what
ever.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
FEEL BILIOUS? CALOMEL SGKENS!
clean LIVER AND BOWELSMY WAY
DON'T Loss paws wosN. ~ eoNsripArso s1ueo,s., 49,
ASHh TAKE SPOONFUL or "ooosoN's LIVER Ton E TsAo

Listen Ga me- Take no more sirk
'nlns. s-tilNatiug calumel when bilious
~ consolidated nont lose aa,,a
vvrk
Caiomcl Is mcrcugy 81 quicksilver
which capses necrosis ~ IA. bones
Calumet when q COMES into contact
with sour hii, crashes into ID break az.
q up rhis b. when yuu feel that awful
n4usca and ctamping. u sau sre siue
eisA and all Knocked out II your
liver e torgld and howcis constlpAtea
90 Sou have headache. dinzinsss. eaassd
tongue. u breath is had or stomach sour
iuss take sp~onfui ~ harmless lN,,d
sous Liver Tone
hsrc's my guarantee Go 10 ans drur
story ana set 8 80 cent bottle ~
lic'lsons AYeF rope. Taks a spoonful
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
FAMOUS CRIMINAL ORATOR.

ROME May ~ Tho Archbishop 81
Milan Cardinal Fefnu who oncr "a
year visits The prison ~ that town and
celebrates mass in The presence ~ thr
prisoners found amonp them this year
Gonnaro Ahhatrmargin. me nntoriaus
lnfOrmcr d. The famous Trial Which
t""k place AZ Nltcro in 1914 az hr
supposed murdcrcrs 90 Che Crmurrist
Hrnnnro Cuocolo, and h.s vito at Na.
pies in tsos
Aboatcmasgio Is still sorving "a term
81 thirteen years Tor burglary. tn which
he was condemned before the Caoeola
'Tisl began ana which it Is said that
ne Is in no hurry io see finished as
h's FORMER camorf4st associates have
sworr 90 Do him o. death when he
--mee nnt in rcNtnge Tor hts having
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

cutH street hof
~ Mr ana Mrs Robert tiafnsff
Caldwell nNenue o. Eiri
10 Mr. and Mrs. sahas Lopez Rail.
road avenue. q hus
The Death Record
Died April 81 noH.sra QainirIia.
pcmoinss street age "a material ezuH.
~.
Died MOP p Luther b Hlnsham.
CITY. axe - wars ana months
stab wound
Died May r. Hrnetto catares SIC
Bride street age days hsmoarr
ffnm chord
Died MAY g. Mrs MARI shaw. 10l1
Chafurrli street aye AZ yeats ~
months and 10 DAYS app0pleyy
Died Mas 8. John q Davis. fIfh.
and iiancoek. aee IS. pulmonary tab-
crcaiesis
Died Nay D. Naroluno coriea co.'s.
age ~ aenIhty
Died MAY SO. 4auf Leuie phnn
steel fish Afaluife street. sas ID
years and mnnfha. iufrrnHi heuD-
rake
reI sos ia Enaefia de rnsi1o
1905 Leopard street are go. ipUer0u-
iusis
uard Mas a. Modesto Lopez Sam
Hanfin street age i1 heart iIsraHr
mei MHf o. inHnlu Capeia. lake
street exc months. aAsffo fufffIfla
ilcd MHy is iart HASTINGS r4rFIir.
7fl Cufnnsn,he street aFr tar {
months 900 fs days. rlHffH rHHrts
Died Stay fs iuhn Hehan lNll
IIpun street aFe D months maInHtu
ton
pied MaY ~ uau Preston sn}
Der iuo rommanrHr sifaei lro li
Years. i0 montaa nnd ls days pneu.
mault
mpd Way g. unmaoin hernandez
rnionlu MeHno aEo Co. felfa apno.
ulcsF
Died Mat g nrnn W Emr.t lnfN
rhnnHuml street lse I'D }rlu upur
HfIFr appendicitis
uih Has ll WUnd noy Huff l4i
Crile affset aHs 2 Yenr mouths aui
"a dalH autolntDKcafinu followed
dysrntfrY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

points upon thc eastern cHHst and suI
dem. rorherly squalls often lash tbe
waters sith terrific turDc against thr
rock bound coast
rhc principal guIfs Df the Adrnur
Hrr thoee nf Mtnfrrdonn un thr west
Venice nud rriest un tnr north aud
Quarnrro nn the northeast Thor. arr
humorous and admirable hn1 hathan
extending from rimnc and culmmatnr
in the wonderful hnd .la,Red harhor.
thc Noechr 90 Cattaro Tho strait ~
ptmnto. whore italy approaches neAr.
est to The liaNar mainland les as mtcs
widc uew w the magnificent Aha
MAN harhnr ANlous. over which taN
asplrea o. win control
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Goo &c., nud Nrs IeHs i.enaua. HHa.
fDtt avenue H rIrl
90 Mr anl ,ir Austin NrCmne.
riN "a 500
larnueahuH hof
90 an nnd NrH uaFr Odem, De-
iapi at0und street FIu
rn Mr ana Mira a. y browning
ipal fnird street. hoy
ro M snd Mw q % Snow eii
ihifnHd nyenuen uH
20 Mr Hnd Mrn lole cnmpa. hlcy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
light BIRTHS SIXTEEN
MS During THE PAST MONTH
A., HEALTH DE
PAR1ml~T FOR MAY
SHOWS THAT SPLEEN
DID HEALTH CONDl-
TONS PREVAIL. IN COR
PUS CHRISTI

The report ~ she cry phyacian mr.
the past month " Mas shows twenty
eight hi,'hs during Thar month aa
compared with twsnif-unr during tHa
similar month ~ thp pfcgious year
Tho latter report lists seventeen white
naies ten white females aud one cob
0rea female
Thefc were alNteen dssiha during fha
month, eleven white males $50 hte
white females aa compared with frefu
deaths during ihe month ~ STAY. IpIfs
~ the deaths four wore ~ persona
past sixty years ~ age un1 four were
innniH
The report aiso dlseioass chat ar,
practically 10 eaaea ~ nnF contagious
di-snses WlfNin the rliY qne health
department iH working diligently 10
usiniHln tho Same splendid health rnn.
'iiiiuna in the oltf during the eummer
nH prevailed during tho past winter
The Birth Record
Tho birth RECORD fDr iuc paai month
follows
rprn 90 So snd MrH rait uH,4rea
Antelope street uat
rs sal bod Nr ID aonst Antelope
street gir
10 Mr ans M sannna Cacrrer
Leopard street. p0Y
% $40 and Mr % % nurncu ilQa
Mesquite street Auf
To Nr aDf Nfs d CnslmG Sam
nHoidn street a efi
90 Nt lnd SITS Henry LauE o. Dr.
D. 80. =. f. airi
goo Nr ana Hrr s. Is Alton ii0s
Ramirez street Niri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
eTon JACKET FEATURED.

Tho Eton jnokei n feature of tho
summer frocks "A shown here. Il L.
more simulated than real however,. MS
tho Eion eneet Il secured by bands Of
trimming ulnu foundation blouse.
The NIFTY skirt Is cut not too vide aud
IN tilmned with rcserA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
DETAILS OF CENSORSHIP
FROM LORDS

LONDON Nay IS Some details .f
'he worh'nF of the british cenmr.n.p
NV. NV ---n A-Nln M IN d. Hmm ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

corn cure q the century. ~ "A
tho sure. uaiulrss. Simple va n
"a fellow rcaily feel foolish 49,, -,
toc-catiug salycs. cora-hiiihs 90
too hundunz handaees- 49, ....-s
rnzors. knives. fles. scissors s.s|
what-nots. when be utes la'I
"GETS-ir" aud sees his corr
difference 4 divine. Just " -. A
won't vince when Fou ~. y, -. ~
Ia the morning. ''GETs-tI y
any corn. caiius, whrt ~ $3.50, a
''GFrS.TT- ts sola BY drrzss's !
where, sc n bottle. o. sea-
Lawrencc a Co. CAicAfo'
'GETS.fT" Is soii y $3.50 ~
and recommended Is tns
urn cure by a. a. hAns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
"GETS.lT" a Sur
Shot for All ea4
Use Two Drops - and The "

when corns make you Amos =
your boots ON. when you ~ Y
tlo edge az your shoes 70 try y y
fr0m your corns, you're uay ~,
n YOU have not used '0Ers-H
The evening world., 1915-03-04

s(kss suppsbes 10 washfps ana suzfl-
lasy cruisess Of both Germany and
England on the high seas. Under the
new regulation this will b imposeible.
where the President has the s,ightsst
suspicion that any such plan 10 In
tended he may withhold clearanos
A originally drafted. the resolu-
tion could have been construed ~
authorising the President TO place an
embargo on all exports Of war mate
rials by directing that clearance
papers be withheld. The House passed
this resolution, but the Senate char
actsrised Il ~ too drastic and amend
"a II to provide that vessels carrying
supplies and the like, could only be
held up where the collector had reS!
sons 20 believe the chrGoes were not
intended to be taken TO the ports con-
talned In the manifest.
In this form both Houses passed
the resolution and sent Il TO the Presi-
dont for his signature.
The evening world., 1915-03-04
GREAT CONGRESS
HAS CLOSED" SAYS
# PRESIDENT WILSON
tceatlas.S sron yssst rass.,'

besinnins Win an sxtrs session
called by The President April Z, iSiS,
the Consr>ss hsA worksa actually
~ aays, Nvch impostsss issisls.
t,os wss seoompl,shsd. but much con.
tspaplateA. sorna of Il haed prsssed
~ thS Pr,s,dess ana party leaders,
was left v,dsue. -
Yhe XeHal spsresr,sNleee n Nhs
.e,e,ew v,se~ se.,su,wsNo,v oS.tSoL.
1oASoA sewsrsl o.il,,,We SSAss ne
sseecA - eeevIe,s oewsessesa.
Tvo anrropristion Siiis failol. Cur.
80 spcro,riations Tor peetsi ssrviee
The evening world., 1915-03-04
tBW TO PREVENT
ACID sT0MACAS
10 poop FERMENTATION


. Uv0ov0o0W Uv00soWSss
- 3 0oo1al1os VIE hes speat maay
49, = shs stv1v 80 trsatasat of
GoooaGA oreseeea, Z have ben forced 70
- e s0S1as0 SsssSis Dssssss sssassks
4 = Sl1s1sssly hSeiiky SsA sssaai.
~ - 9seA tSss vnish sassss ~ shs
- - 1oesO1ey. , essse..ve 80 y the
ISAa1A a6UssvaesA ~ fesA fssnsass.
~, uyppssas111sy lssteates ths delicate
- q - UoDmaaA 80 eoe1 fesmsats.
90 nnsso W1n1 vA1eh 1lessa1s The ssss.
90 G1aN1n11v. eeosnng thes fuii, sssaes1
-. Slus bssA ssil aAa fsrmsasssisa
013G1lss VT 80 sssasa The prsssts 81
-. Ne seoaask y vsssaiiy healthy
- 0ssaal - isvsssssA sinees pass
OQHaess - sAsee eses.sa eismsass-seiA
- Wlal. D. Ill eoeA easss--aal they
qonos1as svse % Dsr esas. 81 sii stomach
1oe11oo1steer-shs first enc ealy STEP ssess.
Gosy = - oeseea1oss tAe esd aad stop the
oognoosaessa hV sakia6 IN Q little 1arn
- ~ vsese taas1istsiy after eating
~ - - tve teagoeeesuls Of bisurstsd
Oa0nssla, VhisA = 1ssbsisss the best ssl
oo14 eeal1y effective aaese11 sal feed eee.
oou5ogo 6oswn. Shs ae11 9TH - nestsa-
- go The fssnsatastsn sssDoel siasss
6GoaGe1, e. ysss ssseseh 0iil 81 sass
6oGs19 - eaosss the fssa h . hsaithy.
ees0ei nsansr. De ssrs 70 sek yeus
1soo0ooe ~ the blsurussd masnssis. as I
~ voaoA oshes feemo utterly laehiag q
- 0essilassy vsssasss psspsssssA-r. >. q.
The evening world., 1915-03-04

|aoa uuun1 - tsouGne - Goae ~
SAat thooe soss veul1 - asosl ~
Sssaoely. 80 saVoaoa1tso ~ saiss
- eteeg bo4o epoe1e Waos
lseolovo ooM6 m CATHEDRAL
WAo NOT tloetT00.
AAsns talss s1see1eos 0ao1gAs
0asesas pssesssss - spsaA ssss q
~. t4euoA ~ bsesAys - uslssuoaal.
~ g n whea ~ bsssnss iAessseted.
Abasse aseD1 - ietsspsseB ~ hls
seapaaisa.
II Asst ~ DslAe <ths alias tassn
b roiignsaD three mentAs aee." -.
saa AbasA~ 'cAsteaS isess1sssl
ms."
"Tss ~ Ell Q busos Of stupias.' :
hs said. AN Anssohists are stuDids.
II thsy wsrs ass stapids thsy wosia
aot.'
he sa,a Anasshisss should shoot
- bombs ss1 sspssds dynaaiss 70
bsttss sooissy." y. =
-ossSsy ~ made ths bsmk, witk
oao6e SslNe msse ~ the mlxlWo.
VIM. No sveM Nlled Ne cane end
ksloed tkem rsvad aaA rsvWd line
this," N,ak'Ws . stirring molten with
~ wSs IN HE srdsrs shss We ~
svhes We 3D." .Aberns treks n wlti'
eWSskes skeow 60sk % psileNsWl. siSG
!SsesS .rel - was eeNef " all ~
:smSs tine. !. Y :s :s - e. vs.Sys"sx'"vs s's''' Ne
"Baido lies, the pelice lie. .yhsl
they cay. my bomb waA nghte1i u
=: 3; ~ ,Sk. ". ): ~ - ~: e:
SeaeS bS(ses I ~ MlNs.
"hasurdAy night when ~ wsss o.
s:XiSss die - wiV 81 HssGs.
ss!lac l~1w wtees y llxc6
IN i've telMk y q essty'
N(SA o. eestv.Slnok oeeoee.
SAAl it Wae year ~ tAA4 - yeu
-. y. Y p oA'A'a'I |" "'sis "as'
TAss was . w Sso,ssA ast" sall
Abarno. We changed our 0le1l
when ~ Get t4eadpi ~ loast ~.
0sW Il W6a . 6pell0h Get WA tAerl
WUee - many Deeveo Argee1 80
oas1Ay nl0SA iS casSoae aad ! ~
hsA 2 csaase Ss, wesi1 have ~
The evening world., 1915-03-04
STATE D0INos At ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. y. March t.-The Sage
Workmen's Compensation Bill. with
vide direct settlements. was passed by
the Assembly to-day. 1O4 to 2. The
bill carries an appropriation of e426.-
060 for the use OF the commission.
Of the State labor laws as made by
yestigatinG COMMITTEES are too drastic.
Laurence NJ. d. Mc0ulre holds In a
The Allen Labor Law. prohibiting
contractors on public work to hire
any but American citizens. will be
repealed Monday night. Senator
was reported favorably In the Senate
to-day after Majority Leader Brown
The evening world., 1915-03-04
NO WAR DECLARATION
OR EMBARGO POWER IN
NEW NEUTRALITY ACT

. WARRINGTON. March 4-AAminis-
tratiou o(lcisis to-day denied With
smphaAs the inumAtien thaa The jolat
rssoiutioa Dasssd by beth Heugsa
early to-day. giving the Prsa6snt
power 10 enforce neutrality. carried
with II authority TO lay smbargoss ~
declare war.
II was statsd that aii the state De-
partment wantsd--for II was At its be-
hest that Congress sctsd-was that the
Executive b empowered to prevent the
misuse Of United States ports by the
bsllissrsnts.
II II admitted that ships have
cleared from both the eastern and
western ports Of the United State,
for destinations that they were never
sSpectsd 70 roach. and that they have
transshippsd coal. provisions and
The evening world., 1915-03-04
|NENP[OTsk|lBNN,
WOODS ANSWERTO
ANARCHIST CHARGE
Ridlcules Statement Of Prison.
ers That Police Spy
Inspired Them.
TRIAL TO BE PROMPT.
Watch Is Maintained by Detec-
lives on Other Suspected
"Reds."

The asssstioa Of Poisss Csmaissisasr
woods that othsr plots thas that 10
blow up ~. Pasrick's Cathedral are
under iavsstisatien has created .
srsat DEAL Of unsasinsss IN Anarchist
circles. LADDERS who we're loudly As-
nouncins the arrest Of Abasne and
Carbons - . police frams-up" yes
tsrday were Strangely suist to-day.
Ths report 10 eusrsat among The
"RsdS' that other peises sp,ss ars
msnbsrs Of various Anarchistlc
groups.
Abasse and csrbeas wsss isAssssl
ysstsrday. arraisnsd bsessN yuAVs
Swami IN 0sasrai osssioni. asA hsll
IN ss.sse ball - SIsad te-nssrev.
Thsy teiA Judss Swami thas Ne sAir1
nas, Daido. - hey knsv ths assse.
i've, was 70 hisms ser ~ bsohA
rhsy declared hs urged then - Dlass
ths bombs. beusht most q ths na>s.
rial IN thsa. hs,psd mig u, sueossssd
Recksesliss. Carnegie aad vaaassbilt
~ prospective Victims, and proddsd
them oa when they were ready - eail
u eef.
Ceanissioase woods win aes permit
Paiisaant - mAlse aay sssteoeat n
rsoly. bas iaughsA whsa told whae the
pstsoasss bad said.
orHgR asoe AND orNsR $loro
AN9 WArcHgo.
"ouits . fabsieatioa." !" said the Con.
missionsr. 1T y tAs natural sxps.
aisst - 0sa h tAs last diteh whsN
ths geelo sse On then. TN ~
- Dut u % somebody eisA How a.
polignAai actually wses n q eeusGo,
. matter ese Tie juAos aal juyy =
decide: but ycu nay b sure - 1iln't
20 anything impropse. he was 10,
IN aoceleeatos ee thslr Astions, oaly
an observer. We have daily sseoe1i
ef his aeve@ents anA ef ceures n
hsA . pass n svsrythtns thsy az. bui
- 10 leading ssd instigatlaS ~ Djet
heavens. noi
"Thsss men and thsss bsmts
ere Nst Ne sNly plst tke pellee
hsvs bssN wording On. A. kavs
sald. - sas - ehls esstlsvlas
ssss u ssasseWsd Il tsssN'N @
tsys~d thess Wssa. hve there ere
ether men cad sthse plsts ws ass
weAshlae. vss, pslloNaWl 10 -.
,as - kave . pest N thss stkss
Weels. tss."
TIE prisonsss later aap,iasl IN
stAtsnsats tAsy aaAs - Ju10'
Swami.
n We gst twsnty.avs ysars." tAs,
said - rsportssL ne (Polignaall
eooAt - 81 ofty.ova He wasn't Z
~. 4 spy eaiy aaAss ssports. ~
juse saesuraSel ~ Just put The w.
lnto osP hss1ss ssA vhsa hs got 4
thsrs 10 kept paundins at ~ unti
~ got - 70 Tho eaurch WITH ~
homh."
District Attesisy Perkins said -
u day hs diA ~ knew whsp the tws