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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
SATURDAY, JANUARY l6
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorized to announce

HON. HENRY M. B0SWORTH
of Fayette County, as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor of Kentucky, subject to
the primary election August 1915.
We Are authorized to announce
JAMES B. ALLENSWORTH
of Christian county, as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Commonwealth Attorney, for the
Third Judicial district. composed Of
Christian, Galloway, Trigg and Lyon
e0unties.
We are authorized to announce
HON. DENNY P. SMITH,
of Trigg county, a candidate for re-
election as Commonwealth Attor-
ney of the Third Judicial District OF
Kentucky, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party at the primary
election, Saturday, August 7th, 1915.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-16

A boy baby was left on the door
step of Mrs. F. Driesman, in Louis
vile. She cared for it until morning
and then turned it over to an officer.
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We are authorized to announce
HON. DENNY p. SMITH,

The OwensboroTpublic library has
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Bulgaria Not Responsible.

ROME. April 4. via Paris. 1901 u.
ND. Rizow, Bulgarian minister 10
Rome, expressed the opinion TODAY
that the incident on the Seryian- Bul.
garian border was the work OF Mace.
oonian revolutionists in Seryia who
are opposed to the Servian regime IN
the territory gained in the Balkan
wars. in which the fighting occurred
M. Rizow asserted that the Bulgarian
government was in no way responsi.
BILE for the affair and that its onlv AZ.
sire was to preserve neutrality.
NJ. Ristitich. the Seryian misistsr
TOOK issue with NJ. Rizow's statement
lie said that, having spent thirty
years In the region concerned. he
knew IL thoroughly and could afr,rn
mat the Macedonians in this part of
SerVia had no desire to oppose the
present order OF things. ResponsibII.
ity for the incident. he asserted might
De determined by considering 20
whose interests II would be TO provilte
such an outbreak. This, he said
pointed clearly to Bulgaria, which nv
occupying the left bank of the Vardar
river. could threaten to cut servIan
communications with Saloniki the
only source from which the country
could bring In its supplies. Already
ne said. communication by telegranb
ana telephone had bees cut.
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DAVE SAYS

Never put of iii tomorrow
what you can put on to-day"
That is, il you seek the choice
OF the seasons most exclusive and
authoritative models in "Kraus
Made" Clothes.
This choice stock will sell not on
the order of its selling, but will
sell at once. The time to buy that
Spring Suit that looks as if a mas
ter-tailor had designed and made
It for you to your exact measure
ments, is now.
Models so varied you may Sc
lect just the style that best ex-
presses your individuality, and
rest assured you are dressed as
the man who knows the right
thing. Plenty of spice of variety,
but not a bizarre note. and prices
that are too modest to express the
real worth of "Kraus Made"
Clothes.
Clothes, Hats and Furnishings.
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RUSSIANS GAIN
A BIG VICTORY
DRIVE AusTRIANs FROM 6EskID
PASSES AND OPEN WAY
TO HUNGARY
Austrians Annlhilate Russians Near
Zaleszitrow. and Capture
important Position.

The Russian army which for
months besieged the Austrian fortress
OF Przemysl and finally forced IL to
capitulate. has achieved another vic
tory Starting eastward from the ca.
licfan stronghold Immediately after its
fall. the Muscovites now have entered
the Beskid mountains-a range which
connects the Little Carpathians with
the Eastern Carpathians and forrls a
part of the boundary between Galicia
and Hungary-and driven out the
Austrians who have for some time
past stubbornly held the passes and
heights.
Brief indeed Is Vienna's acknowi-
edgement that the vantage point, the
gateway to the plains OF northern
Hungary. has been evacuated. II says
merely that the Austrians were com
PEELED TO make the move because OF
the presence Of large Russian rein
fOrcements from Przemysl
To the eastward in the Carpathians
sanguinaTy fighting Is taking place
Both the Astrians and the Russians
are claiming victories at various
points and the capture of men ana
guns. In the region OF Virawa. Aus
tria asserts that 1000 prisoners were
taken.
In the vicinity OF Zaleszitrow almost
all the defenders OF Russian posi-
ton were killed by the heavy guns of
the Austrians and the position was
taken. This admission is made by
the Russian commander in chief. who.
however, asserts that the place was
almost Immediately re-taken by a
counter attack.
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.STOGIES ENJOY
A DAY OF REST
WILL LoS e5T DOW 1owr r.. 10 IusIErss
AQEH SHRIvEE
New Playing Ground IL Being Looked
For because Athletic fisld
IL Mot Ready.

Yesterday was a day OF rest for those
Mno are making an EFFORT TO wear a
League season OF 1918. Manager Pop
ShriNer put his men through Two hard
practice sessions Saturday and decided
they had had enough Tor the week. Con-
trary TO the usual run OF luck IL seems
that none OF the ball tosSers. VINO have
ssppeared Tor inspection before rop'
have developed n Charley Horse" Us
ually, especially at this season. with the
weather as cold as IL has been during
thirty men would be OF duty Tor tnss
Troublesome enemy OF the athlete.
While progress ON the playing feld IL
being made ss rapidly as could be ex-
pected. IL Is In no condition. for r..
practice. IL Is true that the outfit is In
fair condition. but at that ~ will not
permit under the present conditions. OF
the men getting down to work in realty.
A. a consequence OF this. Pop" spent
SAUL evening looking for a field on
neld men.
on the new home at Martins Ferry.
the inneld II in no condition for stopping
erounders Rather than take a chance
at having a man injured before the open
on the infeld practice and wait until
either a suitable ground could be Sc
cured or the new field Is In better shape.
u Is understood that he Is negotiating
Tor the Elm Grove fair grounds for this
purpose Tor Few uays. TINS ground
IN in splendid shape and would fnaKe
The Nick Hell neId at Benwood is ais,
being considered a. IA practice ground
II ~ can be secured.
During the past week. as many as
thirty players have been on the neid at
one time, aud this has kept the manager
on the jump To- see what all his boys
were doing. Today he will sharpen up
MS pruning knife aud start 10 In opera
tion. and Il IL expected that by evening
he viii have reduced his squad to about
twenty men.
y Is expected that some battery ma
terial will arrive tn town today ana
Pop viii take them to the field for a
workout a. soon as they arrive. The
the possible exception OF some battery
men with the arrival OF those ALREADY
signed, ~ begins 20 look a. though tue
end
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both Men In Pink of Condition ana Con.
ftdent OF 8ucoess-Tfckst Sale
DO Far - $4,000.
HOW WILLARD AND
JOHNSON SIZE UP,

HAVANA. April with their train
ing finished for the worlds champion
ship heavyweight battle on Monday. Jack
johnson and Jess willard spent to-day
idling and resting. with the struggle
FOR premier honors only a few hours
away. they were satisfied with a stiff
walk early In the morning.
Neither man Is down TO normal fight
ing weight and as a consequence both
VIII abstain from taking liquids until
after noon Monday. It's a matter of fact.
according to their statements they have
taken no liquids In the past two days.
johnson spent part OF his leisure hours
In packing up his belongings. prelimi-
nary TO leaving Havana after the fight.
He plans TO sail for Martinique Wednes-
gay and Will go from there direct 10
the outcome of to-morrow's contest. His
last word to-day was TO tell the fans
that he was In perfect condition and was
Johnson says he will enter the ring
weighing 226 pounds. but he looks about
ten pounds heavier than that. The gong
Johnson expects 10 leave his quarters
for the arena At noon.
Miils ara intends 70 take q brisk walk
ringside at II O'Clock. He shows No.
signs OF worry over the outcome OF the
Johnson any way the negro nights. The
length OF the battle. he declared de-
Ponds upon the ehsmpion.s tactics
There was heavy sale OF tickets
throughout the day and the nght pro-
motors estimated the total sale so far
AT $4,000. They expect to dispose OF
tickets TO the value Of $4,000 more az
the four gates OF the Marianao race
course tomorrow.
The betting H. very light. considering
the celibre of the contest; there being
only a few hundreds OF dollars actually
in the stakeholders' hands. despite much
talk OF wagering. The best offer 90
Johnson's hackers Is 8 TO s; the Willard
men are trying 20 get 60 8. The real
fact T. that everybody e. nfrafH ~ hot
ure the result.
There e. little or no talk OF fake
ut nobody seems sure Of having a true
line on Johnson's condition or Willard
D-n ting ability and power 90 stand
punishment.
The neht promoters announce that
they VIII pay Johnson $50. 900 according
90 the agreement AZ n o'clock Monday
morning az his quarters.
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BRIDE and GROOM
BURNED TO DEATH

TOLEDO, o.. April 1-rho hoa, -,
MIS-, John L. Frye. OF Arian. Mich. was
recovered to-day from the ruins OF tbs
Niesara Motel. which was partially de-
trDyeo oy IRE early this morning Her
husband Is missing and a. bsliey.d =,
nave been suffocated or burned 10 death
Ihey were married three DAYS arc sna
Were on their honeymoon.
The house contained at t.... sao
guests. many Of whom had NOT been ~,
counted for tonight ~
the ruins. '0" Vi
Vernon Gates ana his son. Hal. Of Chi.
caso. were burned 80 badly that tbev
are not expected TO recover
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HODSHONS READY
Are nov Getting I'm Shape for Season
OF l9i0-Wm noof Games win An
Teams I'm valley.

The ll0dshon- baseball team fs nov
getting things iu ahaBe Tor the 1915 seq
sou Manager IackrN IareH. has rnlffr-
~ tNf FfrNiDea or several new rlnFrra
WlI thn team PROMISES fp BE- faster fHfa
year fhHr ever before. Games are nov.
nelng hooked with 90 the fast teams fu
me valley The schedule promise 20
he the fastest this season than fn
many rcnre They are open fn meet any
Ltam ln we valley Games NAV he or
dacker James.
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HELD PRACTICE
Several Playsrs OF Kahn club Were ont
Tor Workout on Forty-ssventh
Street Grounds

Members % the Kahn club were out
Yesterday for n thorough workout on the
Bliske put the boys through some hard
practice On preparation for the game
with the "StoRies' next SATURDAY. a
nesting % the members Of the team
win b. held Tuesday evening and m
that time uniforms vii be distributed
for the game next Saturday.
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SUNK
CcOnHnusd from First raE.S

ter's Amsterdam correspondent says:
a Berlin dispatch received here
states that Turkish headquarters re-
ports the, the Turkish feet yesterday
Saturday was near Odessa. and that
the cruiser Medjidieh. while pursuing
enemy mine sweepers in the vicinity
CT the fortress OF Otchatow struck a
drifting mine and sank. Her crew
was saved by the Turkish warships.
The sailors Of the MedJidieh. the
dispatch adds. before their ship sank.
removed the breech blocks OF the guns
and torpedoed the cruiser to prevent
her being relocated by the Russians. %
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TWO GERMAN STEAMERS
ARE SUNK BY MINES

LONDON. April 5. 2:O2 a. ma
dispatch from Malmo. Sweden" says
Reuters Copenhagen correspondent.
asserts that two German coasting
steamers during the last few days
have struck floating mines and sunk
in the Baltic sea In immediate pro1-
unity 10 the route between TREBLE
borg and Sassnitz. with which points
trafric has been temporarily suspend
ed. The crews OF the steamers were
saved. Some OF the men have been
landed At Sassnitz."
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BASEBALL MEETING
Directors of the wheslin9 Athi.tfo
Association WIN Hold Business
meeting Today.

The directors OF the Wheeling Central
League Baseball club will meet this ar
ternoon In their office rooms in the
German Bank building Several matters
pertaining 10 the completion -of the
fences and stands will come M Al thf.
time az we'll a. matters in connect AZ. u
with the plumbing for gas and water II,
the club house. Several other natter
% business will BE- discussed
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POSITION
Governor Hatfield Olives Out statsnent
1<plains Position Relative 20 the
state borrowing Money

special Dispatch TO the Intelngencer
! CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 4-De-
elaring that the present situation re-
specting the states finances is unlike
any condition that has existed hereto
FORE. Governor Hatfield. in a public
statement issued yesterday. explains his
position In holding that the present stu
meet a casual deficit lie ass.r,s 1bst
the authority OF the governor TO borrow
money Tor the state In times when there
existed a casual deficit has never besn
questioned, but he adds that he b.lieN,es
ne would be violating his oath 10 sup
poEt the constitution ~ he should at
~ sihpt 70 oorrow money TO take care OF
me present deficit when IL Is an I'M
deniable fact that there would be no
revenue available within the maximum
period or eighteen months TO redeem the
The governors statement In part fol-
NO one. so far as I know. has ever
aoubted the authority OF the governor
10 negotiate temporary loans and bor-
soN money 10 take care OF casual de-
hhclt IN the state treasury. That has
Deeh done by governors In the past
chapter IL OF section 20 gives the CHIEF
executive this authority
II was certified to the legislature by
the board OF public works thar IL would
require an additional revenue Of s. 900. :
600 Tor the next Llennial period to take
care OF the outstanding financial obli-
eral, j am Informed. has held thai the
auditor shall honor all acquisitions IRON
erly drawn upon any available appropri-
atoms and that the auditor in tbs mat
ter has not discretion. regardless OF the
TACT whether there Is any money 10 meet
the warrant at the time Il is drawn or
at any future time.
Would violate Law.
NO loan OF money has ever been
made by governor where the money
was not in sight 20 pay IL back within
the period required by law, but no such
conditions could possibly exist under
the present circumstances. In nv be-
lief, the governor. n he should decide
TO borrow money under such circum-
stance as would preclude the paving
back OF the same within the time specf-
Ned by statute would not only violate
that section Of the law authorizing him
20 negotiate loan but would also vio-
late the provisions OF section 4 or article
10 OF our constitution inhibiting the Gre
alton Of n debt.
The report OF Mr. r. A. Dover. chief
accountant OF the state. IN reference 20
the state audit Of December s1st, 1914
1919: 1920 900 for the 1915 and an sstf-
mated deficit Of ss2b 600 for 1913 wien
$3.50 900 in outstanding liabilities unpro-
tected by any available source Of rev
enue. 7 have depended LARGELY upon
these derartments for information as 10
the states financial condition. II the
auditor finds conditions different now
from his FIRST conclusion then % will be
all the better. and hope there will be
an immediate resumption OF the states
obligations"
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wREsr1rHa NAroH


April no is tho date ~ the r..t ,r.-t.
lnr match that will be- staged boz This
GUY promoter farduu spent fHs lee.
iDr uHff ~ the WeeE in Nrw York este
Wherc Dc Watched IhVaEkH % meet
fcprEe ltieqhacher. Austrian rnarfrIa..
ln hniah match. E.aaharfrr De- n raa.
pFnized mat artist and wf1 unfarhfed v
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Chesterfield outdone.

Wonderful" said Dubbson enthu.
siastically. as he gazed at the new
Garraway baby.
DO you wonder am proud of
him." said Mrs. Garraway.
No. madam. do not" said Dubb-
son. Indeed. / realize more than
ever now the truth OF the old saving
that woman's GROWING glory il her
heir."-Judge.
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suDDLEBoUEHr DrrnArs r1LIorr

Tyler county hlsh school at nfIaffe.
hnnrnr d~frated ne Ellloff r1rnfnerrllr
Hn1I rnfurfHF ln fhrir fret aarle aF
tnr season. The locale led until fH- fffH
iruirr when The Trlrr county frr.t.a
ec'fed Two rrus on an error end SINGLE
making Tho nrnl count % Ir fr.rr
- the down-rfVer lads
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German Steamer sunk.

LONDON. April 5. 1:5S a. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Stockholm says
the German steamer Crete Hemsoth
has struck a mine in the Baltic and
sunk. and that p members Of the
crew were drowned.
The Crete liemsoth was a vessel OF
] .5si tons. She was engaged in trafic
between Sweden and Germany
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BURNED TO DEArH.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April Frank
Logan, OF ShepheEdstown. Pa, rolled in-
20 a line kiln rear Le Moyne last night
and was burned 70 death Lognn had
been visiting friends and e. supposed
60 have lain down for mar.
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SERYIA PROTESTS
tcoarnusd Prom r,rss p.x..,

via. to-day received a dispatch saying
that the losses OF the Servian troops
were so killed and So wounded. in
GLIDING five officers.
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Clothes, Hats and Furnishing,
Rns4u2oo,
h3DM@WA
EXHIBITION GAMES

Al Louisville GO lnnings): II. HE
Detroit (Americans) .z "a >
Louisville (Assoc.atIOn) -. 6 II a
=, Dubuc. Dause. Roland and Peters Mid
aieton. Perry and Clemens
Al Beaumou. Tex: r. ~ n
Rev YORK Nationally .. 5
beaumont ........ "a >
Perritt. Ritter. sehupp ana Mevers,
Barnt and Carson.
At St. Louis: y Hr
..atohtih ...-........... . ~ .
<Nine ictns -.....---...... o ? s
Griner, Meadows and Roche SNYDER.
"Hirnan' kemnas. Hoch and Agnew
At Cincinnati: y M
Washington (AmertcansD ~ 4.
Cincinnati Nationally ... 4 Z
Boehling. Shaw. Henry and Afnsmlth T.
Ames. Brown. Clarke and DOOM
At Memphis: y II T.
Boston (Americans) .... Ia IL 4
Memphis tSOuthern) ......s
collins. Mays and Thomas: u. White
r. white. Shirley and Cchlei
At Dallas. y II T.
Chicago 3Americans) ......... Z IS
Dunn. anu
At Nashville. u n =
chicago ( NatiOnaD ...... IA 4
Nashville tSOuthernD ...... 4 Z
Street Smith.
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That woman acrosa me way treats
her husband iike a dog"
Poor MAN.
on b. likes be- shes always feeding
and retting him Cleveland plain
Dealer.
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Last years apple crop o. tho nj
Ted states Appropriated S6.30UDUu
barrels.
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She These functions are 40 I'M.
nsturai people pretending fo D. some
thlnE that they really arer'f
We We'll. that's natural Puck
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Unknown Vessel Goes Down.

PARIS. April 4. 1910 a. m.-Thirty.
five members Of the crew were drown
ed by the destruction OF the unidenti-
fed Austrian steamer which blew up
IA the Danube on the niRht Of March
30. after strikisg n mine near Ritopek.
according 10 O. despatch from Nish TO
the Havas agencv. The character OF
The wreckage has given rise 10 the be-
lerc that he steamer was especially
armor plated and loaded with a large
quantity ~ munitions and artillery
supple. destined for Turkey. The
wreck ~ mo steamer was carried BY
the current within range % servian
artillery az Rtopek. Another expios-
ion followed the bombardment Of the
hul' End tho wrecked vessel sank
BEFORE leaving scmlin. the captain
is reported 60 have reminded the mem
berr - his crew that hey had an i'm.
DOrtant mission 20 fulfill and each sail
or received a bonus OF 100 francs
f2oi in gold.
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NisH April g. via London. April g..
1921 a. m.An official statement ia.
sued here today says
The Austrian ammunition ship Bel.
Grade sank in The Danube opposite
Hitopek on the niEht Of March 30. An
explosion was caused aboard The Bel.
Grade b. The Servian gun fre OF n
crew N nearly ~ only two were
saved
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Never put of iii tomorrow
what you can put on to-day"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25
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OF SWITZERLAND IS
HARD HIT BY WAR
ST GAIT. oRfATf6T hANbFAc
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humid
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