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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Pretty Emma Dumas,
IL, Has Been Miss
ing Since Sunday
FRIEND ALSO
LEAVES CITY
Note From "BOy B." Is
Possible Clue to
Mystery

81 wart 10 say that I have made
n resolution to go out and endeavof
10 make good for the sake If the
SRI | love. Ny sole ambition In life
is to make good and appreciate the
efforts you have made and the en-
ccuragement you have given me.
Your Boy b."
This extract from a letter she re-
ceted the day before she left, is the
only light that has been thrown on
the mysterious disappearance from
her home. six days ago, of pretty
Emma Dumas, II years old, OF No.
5SS Congress-st. east, for whom po-
lice detectives sp are looking
boy H." is Ben Lions. employed un-
I'll recently IS a solicitor fos De-
troit newspaper.
When Mrs Louisa Dumas. the
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Is Short, Sharp, and
Admits Of No More
Quibbling
VIENNA PLEA
TURNED DOWN
Text of Vienna Letter
Is Made Public By
Lansing

Washington, Dec. lS.--The Amer
lean note replying to Austria's un-
satisfactory answer in the matter of
the sinking OF the Ancona will be
sent to Vienna before night.
Secretary Lansing has prepared a
vigorous message. IL will be o. k.'d
BY the president today, and will be
cabled tonight. according to an.
nounced plans.
The note is now in the president $
hands for final approval IL is
authoritatively stated the reply Is
brief. sharp and permits OF no fur.
ther qulbbling.
The situation between Austria and
this government Is characterized in
official circles as very grave"
The promptness I'm which this
government has acted leaves no
doubt that the request voiced in the
Austrian note has been rejected.
The reply was drawn by Secretary
Lansing last night following a
lengthy discussion by the cabinet
yesterday and agreement by the cab.
met as to the message to be sent.
Whether or not a time limit is
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. cSlS.--rhis is
the presidents Wedding tTy. AT
$3.50 o'clock tonight the land Will
have a new first lady, Mrs Edith
Boiling Gait Wilson.
The wedding day was marred by
a drenching downpour. The rain be-
gan during the night and promised
TO continue all day, although the
weatherman promised that by the
hour OF the nupt.sls the skies would
clear.
But the momentOus event failed
10 move the president from his Gus
tomary routine ~ worS. He was
about the executive Office early,
clearing up the unfinished ends OF
government business preparatory to
leaving il for tw1 weeks Aside
from a conference planned with
Secretary OF state Lansing 10 take
up the answer 10 Austria's Ancona
note. the president expected to see
no one during the day No engage.
ments were made.
The only matter standing in the
way OF All uninterrupted wedding
trip was the threatened crisis with
Austria. Should any emergency
arise while tho president Is away,
requiring an immediate conference
with Secretary Lansing, arrange
ments already have been made for a
speedy trip by the secretary to the
presidents honeymoon retreat.
About the White House today
there was no'iceable stir The
servants moved with alIcrity, fur
blshIng m the interior as II to wei
come imr ediatcly the new mistress:
At the executive Offices the we'd
ding announcements were being
prepared for the mail They VIII
70 10 everyone appearing on the
official list of the White House
all the ambassador. ministers, con
gressmen. senator's. and friends ot
the president and Mrs. Gait, who
customarily arc invited 90 the func-
tions AZ the mansion during the so
cial season
Uncle Joe" Cannon was an early
visitor at the White House today TO
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Will Have Charge OF
Gifts to Charity and
Education
SCHEME HEDGED 4
BY SAFEGUARDS
Givers Assured of Ex~'
pert Handling Of
Donations

BY action OF its board Of direct.|
ors, the Detroit Trust Co. has cfor'
ated or established the ''Detrolt
Community Trust" This II . tru1t|
fund which in the course Of TIM
is expected to grow to very laxgo
proportions. and the income froG3
which Is to be used for the benO0f,
Of the people OF Detroit, regardless!
OF race, color or creed, by aiding
charitable and educational institur
tions, for the care OF the sick. aeo1
and helpless. to improve living co..
ditions, to provide recreation for Nh
classes through Fairgrounds -
otherwise. and for such other cho3E
liable and educational purposes tS'
may best mako for the mStlt1Ie
moral and physical welfare Of TN
people of the city. II u . pub1ie
trust fund.
The use to which each gift shan
be put may be specified by thA
donor, and IL will te Administered
through the machinery of the Com
munity Trust. In thoroughly busi-
ness-like manner and under the d.
rection Of officials who are educated
and equipped to do this work upoa
correct and scientific principles.
1t Is expected that the money and
property to make up tile principal
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Boys Who Stole From
Freight Cars Given
Long Terms
BURNED LOOT
IN VACANT LOT
Face Trial On Other
Charges After the
Holidays

The Strong Arm Pony Boys Of
st. Joseph-st." made their last stand
in federal court before Judge Tuttle
just about dusk, Friday afternoon,
and the leaders were put to flight
or rather, they were sent to prison
for definite periods. Four members
OF the band who won their spurs by
their absolute defiance OF the rail
road detectives. quailed before the
Judge from whom they knew they
could expect no mercy.
Anthony Wrzesinski. the leader Of
the hand, and the oldest, was sen.
tenced TO serve five years In Leavon-
worth prison for stealing five dozen
hats from Lake Shore freight car
on Aug. 3 The fact that wrzesin-
ski, who Is % years old. had been
Continued on Page Four)
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
SLAYER SAYS HE
WAS UNBALANCED
BY JEALOUSY

John Pogorzelski, on trial H. CIR
cuit court before Judge Collins-
wood, on n charge of Staying his
wife, Julia, took the witness sand.
Saturday morning. in his own de.
fense. and gave his explanation of
the temporary insanity that he con.
tends led To the killing. He told
the jury ne become inSanely Jealous
because his wife was having love
intrigues with .other mon nc
named Frank Boleske, Hamtramck
butcher.
~ saw my wife making love to
Boleske In his butcher shop" said
the defendant "I looked through
window after had followed her
TO the place"
Boleske. later called 20 the stand,
declared Pcgorzelski's statements
were untrue. The case probably
Will go 10 the Jury Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
MOUNTED SQUAD
TO ASSIST IN
TRAFFIC WORK

In order that the number OF ac-
c'dents during the holiday rush may
be reduced TO a miniC'uni, Supt of
Police Marquardt and Inspector Rut-
ledge. traffic director, have decided
TO detail the entire mounted squad
To duty along Woodward-ave. from
Jeiferson-avc. to Grand Circus park.
Twenty mounted men were sta
toned along the avenue early Sat.
urday afternoon, and the number
will be increased to 30. Monday.
The crowds OF Christmas shop
pers on Woodward-ave. especially
have bees on the increase the last
week. and II was only with the
greatest difficulty that they were
kept within bounds. Friday after.
noon. The Boy Scouts assisted
greatly I'm preventing jay-walking
and warning persons OF dangers
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Charged With Fur
nishing Information
of Arms Shipments
ATTEMPT ON
CANAL PLANNED
Three Arrested for
Conspiracy to Wreck
Welland Ditch

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Frederick
Schleindl, a German clerk employed
in the National City bank, the larg-
est banking institution in the coun-
try, was arrested today charged with
participating in the conspiracies al
legged to have been directed against
the Allies
Schleindl is charged with having
furnished to the Ikaiser's secret ser
vice agents here information about
financial matters passing through
the hands OF the National City bank
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
P. 0. CLERK
ARRESTED
Otto Neisler Said to
Have Forged Money
Orders.

Otto Neisler, 21 years old. money
order clerk in the main post office.
was placed under arrest by Post
Office Inspector Z. e. Fraser. FRI
day night, charged with having
forged about $1,000 worth Of money
orders. According TO the investi-
eating officials, Neisler. with the
aid Of two confederates, has been
systematically stealing from the
government for year. His plan
was simple. He would make an
plication for money order for Q
small amount, and then would ilI
out the order for a much larger
amount. The order would be cashed
In a branch office. Another method
he used. according to the officers.
was to make It a fictitious order.
filling out the stub OF Ne order
for a dollar or two. Then, one OF
his confederates would cash the or
der and divide the money. The fact
that the auditors IN Washington are
behind In their work gave Neisler
an opportunity 10 work his scheme
for months before he was detected.
the officers say:
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Unwittingly Violates
Injunction By Start
ing Furnace Fire
OWNER CAN'T
HEAT THEATER
Attorneys Have Hot
Time in Judge Ches-
ter's Court

Whether Leon Kreim must 20 to
Jail for allowing his janitor, John
Davidow, to build fire In furnace
beneath boiler to heat Kreims
Circle theater. Hastings and Alfred
SITS, so patrons OF the Hebrew
stock company there wouldn't have
to shiver In the winter cold, will be
decided by Judge Chester. Monday
afternoon. The court held, Satur-
day morning, that Kreim had been
technically guilty OF contempt of
court In violation OF an Injunction
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
GRANDCH|LD CHR|STENED
ON HIS WEDDING DAY
The Basis for the
United States Note

The literal text OF the Austrian
ndmirnIty's report ON the Aneona.
M given out by the state depart
meot, foIIe~st
Ofncial; kustro-Iiungarian nd
miraity reports foreign press
spreads false reports nbout sink
ing Anconn. which took pince ~
foIIoWsi
Submarine fred one shot before
stcnmcr's prov upon which steam
~r Ned full speed according order
itaInin authorities vaich runsi
Flee Or sink submarine. sub
marine pursued steamer and con-
tiDurd hring. Steamer stopped
marine allowed ~ inmates abnD-
don steamer. where panic reIisued.
hut only small. bonts low
cred and occupied principally by
crew. Not sufficient time for sa,-
Ing NIL pas"enger- remained.
After 30 minutes submarine In
presence Of other approaching
~tenmer submerged and tOrprdoed
tncopa which sank after further
- minutes. ~ passengers lost
life, this was crews snuit. because
they tried to --~apc when they re-
cciyed orders for stopping and
then the crew only saved them
selves. not pn-s~-Eers. Foreign
press reports submarine fred on
It~boats mrndacious Inventions.
when steamer stopped, submarine
ceased airing.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
FRENSDORF
TO RESCUE
Offers TO Provide Out
of Own Pocket For
Phthisis Victims

JACKSON, Dec. lS.-Edward
frensdorf, OF Hudson member of the
board OF control of Michigan state
prison has offered to advance any
rum needed fos the construction OF
building for he treatment OF tuber.
cular prisoners. Mr.. Frcnsdorf an
nounced that he would take his
chance" on recovering his money al
the next session OF the legislature.
The offer WAS prompted by the
pressing need tor accommodation Of
this character. At the present time
all the buildings connected With
state Institutions are crowded 10
capacity, and there are no facilities
for the segregation Of inmates sui.
serfng from contagious diseases.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Buildin g Railroad
From Damascus to
the East
SALONIKA is
WAITING ATTACK
Many TeutOn Mobiles
Lose Lives On Battle
field

BERLIN (vIs Wireless to
Sayville), Dec. 1S.-Austro.Hun-
aarian troops have captured 49,
SEQ Montenesrins and Serbians
In the last five days fighting on
Montenegrin soil, II was official
iy announced this afternoon.
In their fierce resistance TO
the invaders, the MontenegrIn
soldiers have been Joined by
many young boys. Included
among 1850 prisoners taken In
the fighting near Bielopolye
were many youths.
"MontenegrIn territory In the
northeast Tara district from
Mojhovac down has been clear
ed Of the enemy" said the war
office.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
FRENCH LINER
is WRECKED

LONDON. Dec. ia French lin
OF on route TO MRrseilles has been
wrecked. according to dispatches
from Paris received here this after.
noon. Nine. Jean Guillemin. wife
Of the French minister to Greece. n
passenger on the boat. was rescued,
the dispatches state. The liner is
declared to have possibly been the
Djuriura. reported from Malta as
In collision with another vessel.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Man SHOT
BY WIFE

Clarence Burnett was snot in the
right hip during family row AT
The rear OF the Burnett home, No
30 Savoy-st., Saturday afternoon
Burnett and his brotherin-law, Fred
Sheedy were fighting when Bur
nett's wife, Lillian. is said TO have
entered the fray armed with a 3S-
calibre revolver. She fred. wound
ing her husband. Burnett was at.
tended by Or. f. l.. Brandt. No.
l66 Twenty-thirdst. before being
removed TO the city receiving hospi-
tal Mrs Burnett was taken TO tho
prosecutors office by the police
Prtnting-the pisin neat kind-that
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

PARIS. Dec. 1S.-Bombardment
and total destruction OF a German
munition factory at Jafra by a
French cruiser was announced by
the ministry of marine this after
noon.
A naval engagement between a
torpedo boat and two hydroplanes
IN which one OF the enemy craft
was captured was also reported.
The torpedo boat. sighting two
enemy hydroplanes resting on the
water near Outratel banks, chased
end cannonaded them, capturing
one with two officers the state.
ment said The other got OF"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
PORTUGUESE
SHIP AGROUND

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-The
Portuguese bark Poro d'Allenquer. OF
Lisbon, bound for New York. has
been driven ashore one and one-half
miles south of Mantoloking. n. j..
with % men on hoard according 10 a
wireless message TO tho United
States guard service The ship was
reported in rough sea and heavy
fog.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
COMMUNITY TRUST" IS
FORMED TO ADMINISTER
PUBLIC BENEFACTIONS
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinityt Saturday
night and sunday, cloudy. probable
light snow vnurriesG somewhat colder
tonight, moderate TO fresh westerly
winds.
PIPER lakes; Moderate west to
northwest winds, weather overcast
with probable snow nurries tOniG hit
md sunday.
Lower Lnkesi Fresh west TO north
west winds, cloudy Saturday night
and sunday with snow nurries.
Highest tempe ruture this date I'm
past ~ years. 40. In 1885, lowest,
below nero, In 1884.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
He Will Marry Mrs.
Gait This Evening
At $3.50
HONEYMOON MAY
BE INTERRUPTED
Bridegroom Will Keep
in Touch With Ma
tiOnal Affairs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-Lit-
tie Eleanor Wilson McAdoo, the
only granddaughter OF President
Wilson. today enjoyed the honor
OF being christened on her
srandfather's wedding day. She
10 named after Mrs. McAdoo's
mother, the presidents frat
wife.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

GENEVA, Dec. 19.-German
railway officials have arrived at
Constantinople TO inspect the
military railway being built
from Damascus, supposedly for
the Turko- German Invasion Of
Egypt.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

One year ngo today, Highest tenn
pernture. 3.j lowest, \; mean, 20,
cloudy weather with a trace of snow.
The sun sets NJ $3.50 p. IN. Satur-
day and rises at : $50 q. m. Sunday.
The moon sets sunday at 6i3S a. IN.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

AMSTERDAM, Dec. ia
MsIor-GeneraI Won stoekhausten
has been killed In action. accord.
lag 20 advIccs from Berlin TO-
day. From the beginning OF the
war until the last Of October.
1,786 German mobiles we're killed
In action or died Of their wounds,
. Rotterdam correspondent Of a
London paper reported today.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
RACE RESULTS
HAVANA.

HAVANA. =
First race, 3-year- olds and up, sell.
Ing, 5h circumstances Bey, los
tWOlstenholm), ; To 2, even and /
to 2, won; QQuick, i09 (Bauer). 4 10
!, 10 : and ! TO 2, second. Envy
l04 MARTINI, S TO 9, I TO 10 and 1 10
,. third, Time :O7. Moscowa, Mar.
gatct Meise. and N Sniggs also ran
Second race. 3-year-olds and up
selling. 5 furlougs-protagor los
(WClstenholmD. S to 3, 10 2 and
to 4. won; Merry Jubilee. 1Of (Gart.
nerl. I To l. to and to 5, second
Snifty Allen, ia (Troxler), IL TO s
TO ) arti 2 to 3. third Time .0l
2-5. Tom Hancock, Miss KinRsbury
Paul Davis. and Prince Chap. also
ran.
An Italian scientist has developed
a method OF Identifying individuals
by means OF the veins In their
hands.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Professor Harvey worrall, the sta
tlstician. says three per cent. Of our
laughter Is due 10 amusement. The
other 81 per cent. IL the rssult OF
attempts 70 be polite.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Fred Fife. OF F'ryeburg, Me. has
presented TO the state museum n
mounted passenger pigeon. one OF
the few specimens in New England
OF this extinct species.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

ATHENS. Dec. lS-German
troops viii cross the Greek frontier
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Speciar ,..rrrt IN our Fismingo
60 Dining Room. Deluxe Table
d'Hote dinner. TO . o'clock, ot.SO
erch person. Hotel Pontchsrsrsia.--
Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Prtnttns-the pIsin neat kind-that
r. riEht-Tfmes Job Dept.-Main t5S0.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
LATEST WAR NOTES.

The British War Office reports
that the hospital ship Anglia
struck a mine IN the Channel 10
day aud sunk. The total number
on board was l3 officers and 372
men of other ranks, Of whom u
bout 300 were saved by patrol
vessel. Another ship proceeding
10 the rescue was also sunk 10y
another mine.
The steamer LuSitania, of Lon
don, has been sunk. Her crew
WAS landed. The Lusitania was
a vessel of 1884 tons.
The British steamer TrcnegloS
also has been sunk. The Trencg-
las was vessel OF 3Ss6 tons.
According to Berlin, an attempt
of the Scrhians to check the Aus
tro-German drive has again
failed. More than 1000 Serbians
were captured yesterday.
Paris reports: Our expedition
in the Balkans is reaching a crit
zeal stage. Notwithstanding APP
peals by competent personalities,
our re-enforcements are not al
thing like the number required.
The enemy S plan is being carried
out and may be realized rapidly
The German fleet of submarines
lu the Mediterranean has just
been quintupled. We must be
prepared for any news, even the
most unexpected and even that
which seems the cralleSt. ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
EARLY WINTER LAYING HENS
Can n- .mpIishsd BY early Hatch
ne arl Proper Feeding o. Puilets
In early Fall.

la. IH'.tei pulleis rarely lay unfit
us 5000. 10 the winter or earl
grrg chickens should be hAtchnd Ia
tr-' Haf n thoy are expected "a
Er b. .eef m The late fall or oarly
tt.r ... season IN some localities
H ..-' and u 10 often dlfflculi
20 r ' m8'urrd pulleia before
s'H.. This ran be- done. how
r. " ry Matching aud propoi
'.. ... outlets during the lat,
'... ... ....1 mll n tho pullcii
a. their proper growth by
%. .trmhor and show aigni
f doubtful whether thcy
H. ..E r1tout until the follow
r.
H's should be separated
'.. .0's al soon a. possible
' f gHilots plsuty ~ oppor
develop size n thoy are al
mN unfortunately viii
... AND cockcrrls. they arr
Hulcd iu growth. as II u
Them tp set their propol
iced Keeping them GA
.rutoi from the ros
H the best method o
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
SHERIFF S SALE.

BY virtue of Judgment and Or
der Sale No directed to me
which ISSUED from the Clerk 5 Of
flee of the Fulton Quarterly
Court. in favor of j. j. C.. Bondu
rant against x. b. Irvine, | or one
of my Deputies, will, on Satur-
day. ihc 27th day of November,
1913. between the hours of II q "a
.Iork A. NJ, and > O'Clock i. NJ,
500 tine Court houISc door IN HEX
mm. County of Fulton, Ky, cN
pos. 10 PUBLIC SALE, 10 the
highest bidder the following prop
rrty or So much thereof as may
hr necessary 10 satisfy Tine q
mount of the Plaintiffs debt IN
tereSt and cost, towit. One IRON
gray colt about TWO years old To
make the plaintiffs debit interest
and COSTS. viz. One Hundred
Dollars and thirty five cents le-
WED upon as the property OF H.
b. Irvine.
TERMS Sale will be made on
q credit of three (3l months,
bond with approved security re-
mircd. bearing interest at the
rate of t. per cent per annllm
from day of sale and having the
force and effect of a replevln
bond upon which execution may
issue.
Nov. L., 1918.
BAILEY HUDDLESTON,
Special Commissioners
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WifEzATHIE3RS
Rim today; Friday fair and
colder.
REV. RIGGS MAKES REPORT
ON PAST YEARS WORK.

Rev G. A. Riggs, pastor of the
West Hickman Chapel. before
leaving 10 attend conference
handed us the following report Of
hls years work on thus circuit.
Professions of faith, 40
Additions 10 church. %
Funeral services conducted. u
Couples married. ~
This report in itself spcata
well for Rev Riggs pastoral
work, and we doubt II any pastor
with the same sllr field. will
turn in better one
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
l.lfe fisf..IFe = ~fl.l' ' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
County
School Notes
BY Miss Virginia Luten
County Supt.


Taylor school won the prize for
the best attendance at the school
fair. The attendance was So
per cent Of the enrolment and
the distance fourteen miles.
The following names should
have been in the prize list last
week Dorothy Naylor, end prize
in % yard dash, Oma Shaw and
Grace Barber, bctt tatting.
The cash donation for the fair
amounted to S67.7j. This and
the merchandise given were very
much appreciated by the schools.
The committee made the following
report on expenses: cash prizes,
S3s; band, $33; expenses of
judges, S5.25; decorations and In
cidentals, $50.
The following pupils Of Mont
gOmery school made an average
of 50 or more in the recent eX-
animation: John Lyle Shaw, Joha
Roach, Susie McKelvey, John AZ
len Wheeler, Beatrice Motley,
Gladys Shaw.
The First District Educational
AssoclaliOnn will meet at Prince
town, Nov. Goth and 9th. Spe-
cial rate OF one fare for round
trip and a special train TO leave
Fulton at 7:l5 a. M, Nov. 26th.
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RJIII1lB]H
SCREEN ON FEEDING TROUGH
ut, waste and Contamination Of
~ ~. ,,r paultry-All Fowls Per
rrsi 20 share Equally.

q, u.r Hrrmoss to get at the
.,i.... before them. the chickens
I..... .rFari fowls are not alto
~, ..... about their habits and
n Al. . INTO the feed box II they
vented by some meana
... H rhcy not only soil tho
- all. .H.r feet but the habit
tive means OF spread
w.. OBJ. asiuu " disease II Il
.u.l lu the chicken yard.
couple Of chickens 90
.. .. iced box In this manner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
rem on Feed Trough.

VI" t. .r other birds away to a
TO-. .... .ui prevent them from
f... share 81 the food
. trough with a screen
Hr aHau. prevents all this
OIL. hinged on and when Il
n DOOM. 300 the trough tho lld Il
uua. hHt before tho chicken,
a.a rH E,t at Il tho screen tor
H. rNa Top and In this man
Co. chickens act the SAINT
t ..r food
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-18
AMENDMENTS CARRY.

Both constitutional amendments
have carried. With 20 counties
out. including jefferson. amend
mrut NO. !, providing for work
ing conylrtS on public roads, has
q majority IN It's favor of 1878,
and amendment No. ,, providing
for classification of property for
purposes of tayation, has a majori-
W of 1923. The vote stands in
the 93 counties reported:
Amendment No. |, yes 46,5'O,
mo- - .262.
Amendment No. >, yes 1921,
no 2j.9OS.