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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20
MUJERES QUE TRABAJAN

Hay seis millones de mujeres
en- los Estados Unidos que ira
baJan para subvenir a sus nece-
Shades.
Las necesidades de su propio
sostenimiento son tan apremian-
ties, que han invadido, con excep-
cion de 8, trescientas tres ocu-
paciones de las que fguran en-
las listas de la ofcina del Censo.
Ejercen desde la ocupaci6n de
s%irvientas hasta las profesiones
cientificas, y desde porteras has
ia periodistas.
Hay setecientas cincuenta mil
mujeres trabajando en- ell Estado
de Nueva York, y cuatrocientas
mil que trabajan en- la ciudad de
Nueva York.
La mitad de las muchachas en-
la ciudad de Nueva York traba-
ia para su sostenimiento.
Hay treinta mil mujeres que
son ell 1nico sosten de sus fami-
las. Hay catorce mil mujeres
de sesenta y cinco amos Y mas
en- Ell Estado de Nueva York, que
trabajan para vivir.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20
Mexico en- la
Exposition.

A nuestros oidos llegaban pa
labras de encomio para TODD 10
que Sc eXhibe y representa- en-
LA VILLA
y para apreciarlo debidamente
nos propusimos visitar dicho de-
partamento, quedando verdade-
ramente impresionados de GUAM
ITO pudimos yer y DIR, concedien-
do razon a las personals que han
calificado como 10 mejor que Sc
eXhibe y representa- en- eSa ma
terra, en- la Exposition. En- efec-
to, hay muchas cosas verdade-
ramente originates, artisticas V
de gran valor, por la delicadeza
Y fnura con que estan ACADIA
das. Despues de admirar las ma
ravillas de arte, pasamos al local
donde representa- y cantan &C
tos y cantoS nacionales. Agra
dable SOrpresa..... porque sin
preambulos Sc entra en- casa: to-
do ALI es mexicano. Ell golpe de
vista que ofrece la FAMOSA Or
QUESTA TIPICA ToRRE-BLANCA
es soberbio. Ell personal que la
compone es joven y bien presen-
tado, con sus vestidos charros
a%dornados con alamares de pla-
ia. Al ~ejecutar algunos Aires
Nacionales, 70 creo que no hay
mexicano que no dedique un re-
cuerdo a su patria; porque no
hay duda que solo mexicanos sa-
ben tocar como en- Mexico 10 ha-
cen.
La Sonora de Rivero, canta di-
vinamente La Paloma;" la Sc
nora Isabel Soria, muy bien en-
su cancion La Golondrina'':
Rosita Arriaga esta magistral-
mente en- su canci6n c6mica Sc
rafina;" Ell Sr, Gustavo de Lara,
muy bien en- su acto c6mico 'El
Borracho." en- fin, todos los n1-
meros son selectos y muy del a.
grade del p1blico.
NOTA CURIOSA.
Los millares de concurrentes
americanos a la citada VILLA
''TEHUANTEPEC" quedan fuerte-
mente impresionados, porque
ellos %esperaban encontrar ALI
genie semi-desnuda Y descalza 8
indios semi-salvajes Y Sc encuen-
tran con que TODD ell personal es
bien parecido, correcto y atento.
FuimoS presentados al Direc-
tor de la orquesta Sr. Juan n,
Iorreblanca, persona muy ANA
BILE y de refinada cultura, 10 mis-
mo que todos sus companeros.
Deseamos de todas veras que
su permanencia en- esta les sea
grata yprovechosa.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20
Concurrencia de la R. Argentina
Panama Pacific International Exposition

Ell momento es de expectativa
y de gran trascendencia para los
intereses agricola-ganaderos de
nuestro pals.
Ell triunfo e imposition de los
productos americanos ante ell res
to del mundo, puede darse como
acknowledgements asegurado Y
con clio la conquista de merca-
dos que las actuales circunstan-
cias no permitiran sean suplidos
por los productores europeos.
Nc escapa al c~riterio de nues-
tros agricultores y ganaderos,
que la oportunidad que Sc pre-
senta para hacer conocer sus
productos por I'm lado, y al 60
bierno la potencialidad produc-
tora del pals que complementa
la accion de los primeros y que q
la par de otros PASSES podfan E.
jercer una Influenza positiva en-
la e~volucion del concrete y bien-
estar general del pals, es de las
mas trascendentales que puede
registrar la historic del concrete
argentine.
Els con este criterio que cree
mos Sc ha acceptable la invitaci6n
de concurri- a este certamen
mundial, en- Ell cual deseamos que
la Rep1blica Argentina conquis-
tie I'm puesto prominente, que
responda a los grandes sacrif-
clos impuestos al erario nacional
en- los momentos actuales.
Ell pabell6n argentine destina-
do a conferencias, recepciones y
exhibiciones de algunos produc-
tos, es segdn opinion de peritos
uno de los mejores, y que hasta
cierto punto demuestra ha pri-
vado en- su construction I'm es-
pfritu de exhibicionismo, que
bien podrfa justificarle 81 al in
augurarle y durante ell transcur-
so de la exposition, los llamados
a tomar la catedra pudieran in
terpretar y desarrollar con la e.
locuencia que proporciona ell CO.
nocimiento de hechos, los innu-
merables problemas que presen-
tara a los espectadores inteligen-
tes la maquina cinematografca
que Sc apresta a hacer conocer
en- parte detalles de la riqueza y
prodigalidad del suelo argentine.
La realidad de los hechos que
no implica en- este case hacer un
juicio premature acerca de los
resultados finales, es desconcer-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20

de economic, hecho 8 asevera-
cion que 10 desvirt1a la circuns-
tancia que ha motivado la dismi-
nuci0n en- ell personal. que no es
otra que la de duplicar sueldos.
Estas denuncias y otras que
en- oportunidad haremos como
Ger, esperamos no pasaran mad
vertidas al P. E. puesto que des-
de va Sc impone una seria inves-
tigaci6n en- ell seno de la conf
sion que ha usado y abusado de
la autonomia de que Sc i~nvistiera.
j. p. z.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20

Tn dependents de una tienda
va a casa de I'm parroquiano a
cobrar una factura.
lie ruego a listed me pague,
lie dice, porque ell amo me ha "a
menazado con despedirme, 81 no
logro cobrar la cuenta.
iPobre joven!-exclam6 ell pa
rroquiano-iEse hombre quiere
deshacerse de ustedi
Xantippe, mujer de Socrates,
era una mujer insoportable. Tn
dia, en- un momento de colera,
trio al suelo la mesa donde CO.
mia su marido con uno de sus
amigos, Indignado este, Sc le-
vant6 y quiso retirarse.
-iQue-le dijo Socrates rete-
niendole-has olvidado que an
teayer, estando en- tn casa CO.
miendo, entro una gallina que
salto a la mesa y 10 derrioo to-
do, Y, sin embargo, no hicimos
mas que reirnos?
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20

la &nHa.

Sc abri0 la rosa
fresca y galana
en- la manana
del mes de abril,
Y ell sol la dijo:
"Diosa de amores,
reina en- las flores
de tn pensil'"
'El aire tibio
niece tn tallO
y es ell vasallo
de tn esplendor,
Reina en- ell dia,
y por la noche,
cerrando Ell broche
muere de amor"
Cae la tarde
Y ell sol Sc alicia;
la flor Sc queja
pronta a morir....
iverdugo ell aire
que sin clemencia
va la sentencia
dura, a cumplir!
Jay pobre rosa
vana belleza,
delicadeza
color y miel;
fuiste una reina
de vida breve,
en- trono leve
sobre ell verjel!...
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20

llOS que OSpoEdIl
la clarlnada de triunfo que ven
ga a coronar los m1ltiples es-
fuerzos realizados.
No es falta de recursos nj mu-
cho menos indiferencia por par
tie de n~uestros productores, 10
que hace eclipsar ell triunfo ar
gentino, sino ell elemento hete-
rogeneo que salvo raras excep-
clones, conOce y cOmprende la
magnitud de la obra a realizarse
y que esta en- manos de la conf
sion argentina que actualmente
Sc encuentra en- este pals. Era
mos unos convencidos que la e.
volucion en- nuestras practicas
administrative habian deste-
rrado para siempre ell favori-
tismo que siempre ha caracteri-
zado a las esferas o~ficiales. Sin
embargo y teniendo en- cuenta
los hechos ~presentes, y los que
Sc desarrollaran como consecuen-
cia l6gica de medidas y procede-
res inconsultos en- ell nombra-
miento de los representatives de
la Naci6n Argentina ante ell gran
coloso del Norte, hacen entrever
con ~caracteres alarmantes I'm es-
pectaculo irrisorio, pobre e in
digno del progreso general del
pals.
81 analizamos esos elementos
nos encontramos con una repre-
sentaci6n cosmopolita pagada con
los dineros de un pueblo que hace
galas y Sc siente orgulloso, de la
nacionalidad que nos legaran los
grandes de la patria.
Esta designation no puedeju
tificarse, pues ella encarna la ne
gaci6n mas rotunda y posterga-
cion premeditada, del elemento
professional argentine que regre-
sa de nuestras universidades Y
que mas tarde concurre 4 Gem
tros eXtrangeros, para obtener
un grade mayor de perfecciona-
miento con el laudable y patri6-
tico prop6sito de servir los inte-
reses del pals, y contribuir en-
esa forma a disminuir ell tribute
que por concepto de contradiction
de PROFESSIONALS, gravita sobre
los hombros del contribuyente.
Parece que la mente de los &C
tuales gobernantes es demasia-
do fugaz, y olvida faciImente las
descepciones que a cambio de
orc, ha recibido del elemento E.
ducador extrangero que tantas
wees hemos pagado. para que a
despecho de las ~protestas de esa
Juventud argentina, les usurpen
ell derecho conquistado despues
de una larga y continuada lucha.
Els ell case presente, que solo
podrian disimular elementos to-
lerantes e indiferentes 81 tuvie-
ra por radio de acci0n ell seno
del pals, pero hemos dicho ante
rlormente que Sc trata de un
certamen mundial que nos brin-
da una oportunidad 1nica, para
conquistar mercedes nuevos Y
vincular nuestras relaciones CO.
merciales a capitales que buscan
un nuevo y mas amplio campo
de accion.
Aun haytiempo para subsanar
10 que hasta ahora no es otra CO.
sa que ell producto de favoritis-
mos NAL entendidos.
No podemos admitir por otra
parte que en- ell nombramiento
de esa comision, haya prevailed
do la idea de costear Wales Y
gastos de permanencia aqui, a
elementos que estan muy lejos
de honrar y mantener bien alto
la reputation del pals.
Tompoco admitimos que al de-
signar ell P. E. de la Naci6n ell
Comite de propaganda al que do
to de completa autonomfa, signi-
fcara violar la ley de empleos
naciOnaleS one nrOhihe al aca-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20
Or. ALBERTO F. LUCCHETTI.
Ell Medico mas Famoso EN- LA Costa DEL Pacifico

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vanos mehcs mas sin eShado agano P~a dmo me comendnon al Dr. Chan y este me euro
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Has de Ohona: De 1oa m z p m; donm@s de 2 a m a p
Los hnmosy nn la hn de pugunHs yrepuesas
Chan & Chan Chinese Herb Co.
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-20
DR.. 7. ROSSINI

DIR. /. KOSSIN
Laureado en- la Universidad de Florencia y en- Ia Escuela
de Medieina de Menda. Yuc., Mexico.
Curaciones especiales para emfermeda-
des cronicas
Ofcina y Residential: 277 COLUMBUS AVE.
Telefono Garfield 1910
Sine Sc encuentra en- la ofcina. llamese, Tel. Suffer 3942
HORAs DE OFICINA: 10 a. m. II m
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

Miss Bessie George, Of Memphis
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Pattie Wilson. - Misses LOWE
Hicks and Eva Osborn spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts. of Kedron.-Mn. Louis
Carpenter and Mrs. Woods babies
are ON the sick list.-Grover Will
son who has been with the Red
path Chauiauqua is at home for
a few days. Miss Leila Howard
was the guest of Vira Howard
Sunday and Monday.-Mrs. Fran
els Pady, Of Samberg, is the guest
of Buck Escue and family. TIN
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert
Hicks spent one night last week
with John Roberts and family,
of Kedron.-Mrs. X. p. Hicks has
been visiting her brother, Mr..
Latimer, of Union City for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ID.
Jones are the proud parents OF
fine girl, which came to their
home Saturday.-Severa from
here attended the fair at Union
City Monday--,Ino. Burcham and
family spent Sunday in Jordan.
Henry Wheeler. of Shepherd, was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Hurtle Cloar, one day last week.
Hubert Vaught was the guest
of his father, Sam Vaught, OF
Beech Grove. Sunday.--Ben Ham
bin and Mrs. ID. Logan, Of
Brownsville, were in this vicinity
Wednesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Tie time IN taking another for
"lencoye. The man who unfold
ed TINS unusual story of bomb
placing aud attempted assassina-
ton, talked coolly and with dra-
matte frankness lie is an Amer
lean citizen, native born. thirty
five aud educated far above the
average. lie was a student at
Cornell and later instructor there.
Holt d wife is the daughter Of
q. + Sensabauch, presiding elder
of the Dallas District Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. and is
with her father there.
Holt later committed suicide by
jumping 20 feet 10 the concrete
floor OF his cell In his confes-
sion be- stated that bombs had
been placed on ships bearing am
munlilon. etc. and that they
would be- blown up before reach
ing their destination, and il is
believed that the explosion OF
one OF these bombs caused fire
ia the hold of the Minnehaha
which had to put back to land to
quench the flames A New Or
leans newspaper received let
ter frum a man who claimed 10 be
a partner Of Hollis that other
ships which had Just left would
never be heard Of again, but
wireless messages secured the in
formation that no bombs We're
found on amy of them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
PAT AT BULL RUN.

(As revised by Rev. Il. X. Her
mission, of tie Chapel Car, and
DIR. Arthur s. Phelps, of the First
Church, Waterville, Me-
Pat" asked the reporter,
what struck you most forcibly
during your experiences in the
Civil Warf" THE thing thot
sthruck me most forcibly waz the
number of bullets thot missed
mt"
They tell me you were at the
battle of Bull Runf"
"0i waz thOt, and a bully run
IL waz, too. II TUX us six days to
git there, and six hours TO get
back we run all the way The
gineral, he siz: Sthroike fer home
an country; and We sthruck for
home
What, did you runf'
Because Oh couldn I floy."
81 heard you had both legs
taken off at that battlei"
"0i did thot; Oh TUX 'em off
mesilf, and pretty lively, too. -
II wouldn' I have been cow
ard. "
Will, Old rather be a cow
ard foive minutes thon to be a
corpse the rist of me loife.'
Why didn't you get behind a
treef"
THE trees waz all reserved fer
the officers.
We'll, | wouldn't have been a
baby"
"0i wisht Oh waz a baby, and
a baby gal at thotl They shot
me through the lift lung
That would have killed you
Pat; it would have gone through
your heart. "
1T would thOt; only me heart
waz in me mouth at the tonne. "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
/. @. BRAKEMAN IS
SHOT NEAR FULTON.

Albert Mack, of Jackson, an |.
G. brakeman, was shot in the left
arm by a trespasser on the train
just after IL o'clock Friday night
rs his train, a southbound extra,
was nearing Fulton from the
north.
Mack was going over his train
looking out for trespasserS and
saw "a white man, wearing "A
light suit OF clothes. ON the train.
The fellow drew his gun and de-
lIberately fired at the railroad
man, shooting the muscles off the
left forearm and lnflicting seri-
Ous wound.
DIR. Horace Luten was called
and dressed the wound and sent
Mack 10 the Illinois Central hos
pital ut Paducah. He is a mar
ried man and his home is in Jack
son.
Leander Robertson, the special
Illinois Central detective, began a
search for the man who did the
shooting, but has not apprehend'
ed him.
The wounding of Mack makes
the sixth |. C. trainman wounded
by trespassers ON the trains OF
that road and the division leading
ont Of Fulton and nearby divi-
sions within the past three months
One of them was killed.
II seems to be getting danger
Ous for railroad men TO attempt
10 drive these trespassers of
their trains and If il gets any
worse they will have TO be armed
and 20 after these interloper'
and il they resist shoot to xii
them.-Fulton Leader.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
HICKMAN WAGON co.
INSTALLING MOTORS.

The Hickman WACO Co. has re-
ceived a shipment of motors ag-
gregating so horsepower or more
which will be attached to ma
chimes which have TO be used
more often than other machines
in the plant. In the manufacture
of wagons, etc, several machines
are called upon TO do work when
other portions of the plant are
idle, and good saving is made
when only those machines that
are needed can be used without
raising steam and running the
whole plant.
The Public Service Co. makes
a good rate for current for tins
kind OF work, and it will be only
a question of time until many
more motors are installed in the
city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
BIG TOMATOES.

II L. Curtin, of Woodland
Mills. brought 10 this office Tues
day four tomatoes that measure
five inches across. lie says he
has about 800 bushels that will
average almost as good on nine
rows VA his garden.
Some tomatoes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Every little girl who will save
the coupons until she has accum-
ulated fifty dollars worth will
be presented with her choice of
one of the Big Dolls at 4. X. Ell
lison S Store.
The Empress is a picture show.
A good program every day
that 8 all.
Shelf hardware of all kinds
Stark & Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Tom French returned home
July LIST after visit 10 his moth
er. Mrs r. r Tyler, Of Allegheny
Springs, Va
K NJ lslcr spent yesterday at
iernoon IA Tiptonyille.
HOLSTERS, shrimps and tuna at
Ezells.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
n.,., 40 pr.v,n, hos, Of pI.h.s.

TuW 70 FFVNN"N |V"" ="
To prevent new dishes from break
ing place them in a pan Of hot water
and set on tn. stove. Let the water
co:ss sl.~iy TO boil; then remove
from the stove. and when the water
becomes cool take the dishes out and
wine them. After this process you
may use NJ hot winter as you wish on
Them without fear Of their breaking.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Hickman Lodge No. 1894, Loya
Order of Moose, will meet next
Tuesday night at their new club
rooms at 1880 p. m. All members
are requested to attend each
meeting.-A. NJ. Shaw, Dictator,
C. NJ. Reynolds, Secy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
J p MORGAN
SHOT BY CRANK.

SHOT BY CRANK.
] 7. Morgan, head of the Bank
ing House of j 4 Morgan AMI
Company, was shot twice July 81
Al his home near Glenn Cove. \
Y by Frank Holt, a native 4
mercan and a former student
aud instructor at Cornell Uniyer
siiy. who was 10 have become
head Of the department of French
at the Southwestern Methodist
University at Dallas, Texas, next
fall
Holt confessed also that he
was The man who set the bomb
that exploded IN the Capitol at
Washington. Holt described IA
detail the making and placing of
The bomb.
Both shots which Holt fired
took effect IN the region Of the
hap 1t was announced that Nor
gan was not seriously hurt and
was resting easily
Holt was overpowercd by Nor
gan and Henry FiSke. a butler IN
thc Morgan household, who crap
Piled with him IN the hallway lie
was locked IN jail from the cell
from which he iSsed a written
statement saying he intended 40
harm 10 Morgan. but went to-
dlene1ye 10 persuade the banker
TO stop the shipment abroad Of
munitions Of war from tins coun'
ny.
lie went into the Morgan home,
Il is said. with a pistol IN has
hand and a stick OF dynamite ma
las pocket, intending TO remain
there until Morgan did some
thing
Another loaded pistol was
found ia llolt's pocket, and
more dynamite Ia suitcase that
bee had taken 10 the Morgan
house
Ia addition there We're uumcr-
Gus newspapers clippings IN the
suitcase. all bearing on the Euro
pean war
Junius Spencer Morgan, the 70
uanciers eldest son, was asked
10 state the exact nature of the
wounds, but after comforting with
physicians asserted that the dos
tors had decided to add nothing
10 previous bulletins.
Holt. by his confession aud de
tailed description Of the bomb
be- used IN the Capitol outrage,
stamped himself a. an expert ON
The use of explosives, the police
assert.
Immediately after his confes-
sion was obtained, the chief OF
The Washington police, a squad OF
secret service operators, Berhl
Ion and fingerprint experts, ani
New York City detectives were
summoned TO GlencOye and the be-
lief prevailed that Holt was con
nected with other bomb outragcs
which have baffled the police
notably, the finding recently of a
bomb on the grounds of Andrew
carnegie Fifth avenue residence
The detectives prepared 10 ply
Holt with questions all night II
necessary.
Three sticks Of dynamite boun'
together, some match heads plac
ed in the hollow of one stick
which Holt scoOped out with
penknife; bottle of sulphuri'
acid, in the neck Of which was IN
serted a cork carefully measure,
and of the kind previously tested
such was the bomb Holt placed II
The Senate wing at the Capitol.
Tests had shown Holt that tn
acid would eat through the corl
about eight hours after he took
stroll about Washington, AM
later went TO the Union Station
near the Capitol, and walte'
there for the explosion.
lie then took d train 10 Nel
York, and arriving there lost III
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How Quickly to Relieve Tired and
Perspiring Feet.

Row 0uiohiy 70 NoHeNe tHeo s"u
Perspirins Feet.
Women are often troubled with tired.
perspiring feet. Nothing will affect
the whole disposition 80 quickly, make
one Irritable. nervous and really III, as
pair OF aching feet which are hardly
~ TO stand on.
onca you feel this condition coming
on you must begin treatment immedi'
ately. At night before going to bed
wash the feet In hot water. allowing
them to soak for ten minutes. Then
rub them vigorously with rock salt
which can be purchased In any drug
store. This should he soaked In the
water until II reaches the consistency
OF alush. Take up handfuls and rub
well into the feet.
In the morning put on n fresh pair or
stockings. but before covering the feet
dust them with a powder mnde In the
following way: Mix ave grams Of burn
cd alum. two and one-half grams OF
salicyllc acid. 10 grams Of starch and
30 grams Of violet talcum powder
Dust this over the feet which should
be- bathed at least once daily.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

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The worst cases, no matter 81 how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful. old reliade Dr.
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Pain and Heals at the same time sc, SOC. 81 %
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

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