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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-23
CHAPTER ~.
The Real Owner.

- KNEW nj once that he was the
kind OF an American have come
III to hate with n zcst that knows
no mOdefation-the kind that
makes one ashamed of the national
melting pot. giared back at him.
Il happen 10 be the owner OF this
place, aud you'll oblige me by clearing
out"
Whats thati Here, here, none OF
that sort OF talk. my friend! We're
here to look over your stun. aud we
mean business, but you won't get any
where by talking like
There II nothing for sale here" ]
said shortly And you've got n lot
Of nerve 10 come battling into a pri'
yaie house
SAY said the second man. advanc-
ing with most Insulting scOwl. well
understand each other right oil the
reel. my FREUD All you've got TO do
IL a. answer W. when we ask for
prices. Nav. bear that M mind. and
don't Try my ~ your hlgh and mighty
tactics on us
Just remember that you're a junk
dealer and wen gc, along splendidly,"
said the other IN tone meant To
crush inc What do YOU ask for this
thingy' tapping the dusty spin,t with
his walking stick
II suddenly occurred 10 me that the
situation was humorous
"You will nave to produce your ref
erences. gentlemen before ! can dis
cuss anything with You said. after
swallowing very hand 0t must have
been my pridel
They stared Good Lordr' gasped
the bristly one. blinking his eyes
Don't YOU know who this gentleman
~ iou YOU appear 10 be an Ameri
can You must know Mr. Riley.Werk
helmet ~ New York
4 regret a. say that ! have never
ueard ~ Mt Riley Werkheimer | did
not know that Mr., Riley Werkheim'
er's husband was living Aud may l
ask who yuu art
"Oh. / am also nobody" said he
with wink ~ his purple l0wled com
lnuion Il am only poor old Rocks
worth. the president Of the
ION. don't say anything more. MIR
Rocksworth' erred II have heard
II ynu This line uld spinctt Well
Il has been reduced IN price Ten
thousand dollars. Sir Rocksworih."
Ten thousand nothing. I'll lake II
AZ So And now lets talk about this
here hail seat Ny wife thinks IT'S Il
fake What Is us history. and what
sort ct guarantee can you
"a fake" cried In dismay MY
dear Mr. Rucksworth that Is the very
hall seat that pontius PLATE sat In
when waiting Tot an audience with the
arsr of the great Tcutonic barons
The treaty between the Romans and
the Tcuions was signed on that table
over there. the one YOU have so judi
ciOusly selected, perceive or course
YOU know that this was the saxon
seat ct government Charlemagne lived
here with his court
They tried not to look Impressed. but
rather oycrdid H.
That's the sort NJ story you Eel.
lows always put np. you skinhints
from Boston I'll bet my head You are
from Boston" said Mr. Wordsworth
shrewdly
81 couldn't afford 10 have you lose
your head. Mr. Rocksworth so ! shan't
take you on. said I merrily.
Don't get fresh now. said he stiiiiy
Mr. Riley Werkhcimer walked past
me Ia take closer louk at the seat.
almost treading an my toes rather
than give an inch a. me
How can you prove that It's the
genuine article" hc demanded curtly.
"You have my word for II. SIR !
said quietly
"Pish tusb.' said he
Mr.. Wordsworth turned IN the dlrec-
I -
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A Fool And His Money.


Triton reported 10 mr thai ne had de
,lsod plan boy which We could utilize
the tremendous horse power represent
od by the muscles Of those lazy giants
Rudolph and Max tie suggested That
~, rig up q hugs windlass ~ the top
Of the Incline with stout steel cables
aitachcd ~ u small ear which could
h hauled az The ella by Hitherto
wasted human enrrry, aud ~ nadlly
lowered II sounded feasible aud I 10
,nrted him 10 have the extraordinary
uiIwa, hullt. bui 10 h. sure that The
safety device clutches In the cog
wheels wen sound aud rusty
THAT evening after the workmen had
MED down the steep looking fOr all the
world Ike an "varuatlng army. 1
,uurhi few moment. ~ tHace aud
uuiet IN the small hnlr0ny outside my
neruom windows Ny room was IN
ihr western wlng oi the castle. fHciER
iUr river The eastern wing mounted
even hlehsr than The one Ia which We
vrrr living. aud was topped 10y the
Iufiipst watch tower oi them an We
bad not attempted 90 10 any Sork over
100 that section ~ yet TOT the simple
reason that Herr Schmlck couldn't flnd
ilr lrys To the donrs
suddenly ! found myself staring M
n sWrrHed " the white figure " q
vonnu WIN si"nd In the iopmoui hal
,am ~ the eastern wins. fully reveal
81 bt the last glow " the sun aud
i.urull, ~ dcrp In drcams as I had
D. .u trc Instant hefore
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W on ten minutes stood thess
staring ~ ut her. completely
brulIlefed aud not little
shnLvu ~ urt thought had
l..u col shu-tA hut " was almost m.
nauty dlsIrlled bi u significant action
un .he part ~ the susps.trd wrath
500. muci to whistle over hsf shoal
doc auI a. snap hrf nugrr, pefrmpion'
b. 5000 lh,u she stuapHd aud picked up
nth,f lust, Chow dog. which prompt
Il iIflt,i go me ucruss the intervening
space. m,ug discovered me- almost at
ONE, although I au- mans ruda away
arl llir .uugiN ru-uuc,-i among the
shadows The ladl ~ willie muEzled
im with bet haud nnd Z puuld almost
ma.lu, ! brand hrr Improving wits.
ru Anrf few minutes SHE appar
ur, forgot toe dog aud lifted hcr
l.i Goo adjust -nuI'thing la her hair
~. lllu ,Hrtrd ~ noe. quite tero
u#.H m rhnW ihis time u vas
qut, mah a. nef that be- was not
MHIuf ai the nuW ahaduwy moOn
s., .a,rd urst the stone baiustrade
a.H POI INSTANT later disappeared from
uaH through the nigh NARROW win.
duu
NauIi rIrrcise'i. l. set uut IN quest
of HEN S0hmicE. marhaliug rocprn.
dit, hs I went along. nallEinE that
uuC.d hnte tu dsi-nd 90 his Ger
man vMrh vas lrss haliinE than mine
ari therefore more nkely Ia doyrtaii
with that ~ the Schmicks. neither ~
whom spokr German brcausc they
bowed a. hui hrcauss they had To, b..
ms Austrian. We found the four
s1hmirks ia the yasi klirhrn
Herr S,hmick mld /. will you
b. 30 rDod as 10 inform ms who the
dirtcns that wuman IL over In the
eaft wing ~ the CASTER
"Woman mcin HERR lie almost
droppci bis kcya
"a woman In white drc-a. with a
dos
a iogr be- cried "Iiut. metn herr.
Dog are not permitted TO be In the
castle
"Who h shei How dld she Est
thrrrf
Heaven defend ma. siri II must
have hcrn the ghost or
Ghost your granuyT I cried. r.
lhpslng into English. please don't
heat about the bush. Mr. Schmick.
She's over there In the unused wing,
which I haven't been allowed 10 pene-
trute IN spite Of tho fact that II belongs
10 me- You say YOU can't nnd tho
KEYS 10 that side Of the castle. VIII
you explain how II IL that II IL oPen 10
strange women and-and dngsT'
You must h. mistaken. mcin herr.
be vhined ahIectiy. "she cannot 10
there She An. I have III Il may
have been my wife. Grcteli Have you
bccn In the east
"Nonsenser' I cried sharply This
won't do. MIR schmick. Give me that
bunch II keys Wen investigate"
The four schmicks wrnng their hands
aud shook their heads aud then. ~
pairing 10 the scullery, growled and
uumhled for fully ten minutes befose
deciding 10 obey my commands. In
the meantime related my experience
10 Poopendyke and Bntton.
That reminds me. VII" said Britton,
That found a rug doll In the court.
yard Yesterday. on that side Of the
building. sir should say castle. cir. "
! am quite sure heard n baby cry
lng the second night We were here,
Mr. Smart" said my secretary nerv'
Ously.
Conner said finally. grabbing the
Keys from tho old mans unresiEting
hand. And. schmlck, II that dog
bites ri hold you personally RESPONSE
BILE. Do Won nndcrstnndT
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CHAPTER H.


W on tea miuuirs ! stood thess
staring ~ at her completely
brail,lefed aud not q little
shaken 80 uut thought had
Evening star., 1915-05-20
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citation, while others were not. Twenty
one women can bc accommodated at one
time at the lodge.
4 total Of 1O16 persons visited Naca
tion Lodge during the last season. Be
cause of its short distance from the
city, many persons were able to so out
10 it 10 take lunch or supper when theS
couId NOT spare the time for an ail-day
trip.
The cottage was built in 1910. " has
a large porch on the ground floor as
we'll as a sleeping porch. The lot on
tanned one acre Chevy Chase Chapter
bought an acre and a half adjoining,
however. SO that at present 1t has
grounds two and e-half acres in size.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
BUSINESS MEN TO PLAY
GOLF MATCH JUNE II
Tentative Program Arranged TO
Board Of Trade-Chamber of
Commerce Contest.

4 tentative program for the annual
GOLF match to be held by teams repre-
sentius the Board of Trade and Cham
ber of Commerce has been arranged.
Henry l.. West. captain of the board
team. and John r. Slaven. captain of
the chamber team, have selected June
II as the day for the contest. which is
to be staged on the links of the Co
lumbia Country Club. The scoring is
to be done according to the Nassau
system: the first nine holes to count one
point, the second nine holes one point
and the match one point. The team
losing the match is to bear the expense
team will be awarded the Harris n.
Brown cup, which is to become the
permanent property of the team Win
ming it three times. Last year the
Board of Trade team won the match
The team captains have arranged the
following tentative list of matches. the
name first given being that of MEM
her of the Chamber of Commerce in
each instance:
J. w Brawner VS.. John c. Davidson.
Donald Woodward vs. George p.
James
Harris n. Brown vs. Leo c. Brooks.
Commissioner oliver P. Newman vs.
A. G.. Bushman
John l.. Newbold VS.. p E. Brengle.
Harry King VS.. r. +. Burks.
William Jno. Eynon VS.. c. A. Watson.
Fl. T. Shannon VS.. Robinson White.
Walter B. Guy vs. C. f. Langley
Q; J. De Moll vs.. F. B. Pyle.
w. II. Moses VS.. j. c. Let's.
J. A. Shaffer VS.. John C. Walker.
John l.. Weaver vs.. Arthur B. Heaton.
oliver S. Metzerott VS.. f. G. Gott
John +. Slaven vs.. H. l.. west
Evening star., 1915-05-20
This $3.50 Gold En-
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A well made 4-fold Screen
that is as handsome as it is
useful. Beautifully hand-em-
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Japanese designs on black. A
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Evening star., 1915-05-20
E-2 to Resume Maneuvers.

Navy Department offlclais thouSht
today that the difficulty with machln-
cry of the submarine E-2. which yes
terday was obliged to give up partlci-
patton in the Atlantic fleet war game
aud put into Newport, +. l.. for repairs
might he overcome i'll a week. so that
the craft would return to sea. 1t was
said however. that the Navy Depart
ment was without detailed Information
as to the reasons for the failure OF
the machinery of the k-1 to work and
no estimate was made of the time
necessary to put her in shape
Evening star., 1915-05-20
BIG COUNCIL MEETING
FOR FRIENDSHIP CLUBS
High School Girls of Y. w. G. A. to
Gather at Vacation Lodge,
Cherrydale, Va.

Friendship Clubs of the Young Won
ems Christian Association, composed OF
his n school girls. are to hold pig
council meeting at Vacation Lodge,
ChorrydaIe Va. saturday. Many other
activities are. planned to take place
IN the immediate future at the lodge,
which is conducted each summer ny
the Y. W. c. \. This evening mem
bers of the Junior Club of Girls Oh
Goldenbergs are to go out and stay
there all night \ group of Camp FIRE
Girls is to go out Saturday afternoon.
under the leadership of Miss Ruth
Stusser. and stay over night.
Many other groups are planning TO
GO next week. Numerous weekend
parties have been held at the lodge
since it's opening this season, as wen
as lunches by various groups connect
ed with the association. Among the
groups which have been at the lodge
so tar this year are the Junior club OF
kanns'. the Ivy Club, the South Amer1-
can Club and the Princeton Club.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
His Little Jest.

From Judge.
I'VE owe this patritic citizen ten thou-
sand thanks" declamed the orator OF the
legislature.
All right" interposed the joker OF the
august body. move we dppio ~
that many.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
Upsilon Chapter to Be Installed

Upsilon Chapter. composed of young
men in the Sunday school class of r.
A. Carpenter, is to be installed in the
Phi Mu Sigma Fraternity tomofro"
evening at o'clock at the Ninth street
Christian Church
Evening star., 1915-05-20
An easy way
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DATHE your face for several min
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or ten minutes. and wash off with
resiuol soap and more hot water.
finishing with dash of cold water TO
close the pores. DO this once or twice
"A day. and YOU Will be astonished TO
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pores. removes pimpies and black
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Evening star., 1915-05-20
Membership Not Necessary.

In order to stay at Vacation Lodge 1t
is not necessary to be member OF the
Y w c. A. Many persons STAYED a,
the lodge for part of the summer sea
son. many being members of the asso-
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I0WANS ON HAND TO
GREET SENATOR AND
MRS. ALBERT B. CUMMlNS

Senator and Mrs. A. B. Cummins
of Iowa we're met by a committee
from the Iowa club composed of Prof.
w. A. Bryan, Mr.. E. A. Robbins and
E. A. Cooper, who escorted them to
the Moana hotel. Both the senator
and his wife expressed themselves as
highly delighted with the reception
accorded the congressional party and
stated that their voyage had been
very pleasant and their first impress
sions of Honolulu as most favorable.
They accepted with pleasure an in
vitation to be entertained by the Iowa
club at date to be determined upon
later. ....= -.
Promptness was the keynote Of the
local federal government department
today, several officials greeting sena-
tors and congressman aboard the ST.
ezra via the Kulumanu ii, the Ma
kaala and the Water Witch launches.
On the latter were w. F. Young, post
master; R. L. Halsey, immigration in
spector; and Collector of Customs
Franklin. At the gangplank Collect
or of Internal Revenue Haley re-
ceived the territory's guests.
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whats the matter with Kuhio, he's
all right" came the cheer from a
knct OF happy congressman when they
spotted the Prince nearing the steam.
er. Old friends met and new friend.
ships were formed when the party
finally climbed aboard and the Sierra
started for the dock. Senator War.
rem from Wyoming and r. w. Single
began recalling cowboy reminiscent.
es and other senators renewed &C.
quaintances made in the islands or al
Washington. .....
Mayor Lanes Welcome.
Mayor Lane, surrounded by his lei
girls, made the speech of welcome.
He said:
"Honored guests Of the Territory of
Hawaii: 49,. ": 49,. .. o..
"You have travelled 1000 miles to
the loveliest island of the seas. As
mayor of the city and county of Ho-
Dolulu, / welcome you and give you
the key Of the city. Honolulu is
yours. Her homes are open to you,
her people offer you their hospitality
ard warm friendship. To the left you
can see Diamond Head, which you
have made our protector. Away to
the right is Pearl Harbor, the key to
the Pacific. All we have IS yours.
Every home is open 70 you.
Again, aloha nui."
The guests were decorated with leis
and welcomed by the committee of
citizens. At the wharf was the hon.
nv
A. l. G.: Atkinson. The visitors were
given cards while on board which d.
rected them to the car waiting for
them. As each car filled up with the
assigned party it.. proceeded out to
the Moana Hotel, where the parties
were accommodated at the Moana,
the Ainahau or Hustace Villa.
Senator Dest1a Meets Son.
One Of the most joyful OF the well
coming party was Se.::--ssoo55 :. =, Desha,
who not only extended aloha to the
congressional visitors but also to his
son, Jack Desha. whom he had not
seen for seven years Deshha, Jr.,
spent four years at Harvard and the
last three as secretary to Delegate
Kuhio at Washington. He has been
conducting the party as representa-.
tive Of the Prince. Senator Desha
rose from a sick bed to meet his son.
Raymond c. Brown distributed Ho-
nolulu booklets especially prepared by
the Chamber of Commerce for the
congressional party. Speaker Hol
stein and Uncle Joe" Cannon lined
Iupsfor the. photographer. Among the
loudest in his enthusiasm for the Ha.
waiian welcome was Senator MARITIME
of New Jersey. ......
Calling for three cheers for Prince
Kuhio, the popular favorite of Wash.
ington. Senator MARITIME then led in a
rousing song clubbing the prince a
Jolly good fellw." T.:
The South is we'll represented in
the party. 'Dixie" was struck up by
the band on the dock, whereupon
cheers broke out from the decks,
which told of a love for the Southland.
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Clever VERSES
BY MRS. LEWIS
TELL. OF VOYAGE
Wife of Illinois Senator Hits
Off Fellow Travellers
In Poem -

The last gathering OF the congress
sional party on the ship before land
ing was on Sunday evening, when
resolutions were adopted thanking
the captain and other officers and the
crew of the Sierra for their care and
courtesy during the voyage. :.
Senator Smoot presided at the
meeting and called upon Senators
Warren and Cummins and Uncle
joe" who responded with clever
speeches. Mrs. Brown gave a splen-
did recital of part of The Girl From
the Golden West" and Mrs. Gipsey
Lewis, wife of Senator Lewis of Illi-
nois, was called upon for song and
dance, and responded with impromp-
tn verses descriptive of the journey
CT the party. The meeting closed
with singing America"
Mrs. Lewis verses we're as follows.
They put me down for song and
dance; s.....-.-.
But, being Sunday, there's no chance
On the decks to gaily prance,
Ali the folks would look askance,
Yet with you I'll break lance
Over Just a foolish song
Empty banter, IKE ping pong,
Or Changing bells ding dong; =
Stop me if it rings too long.
We are on the ship Sierra, lie
And, you bet, she is zone terror,
AS she dances Ger the main, -.
Rearing UP, then down again;
Giving each and all pain;
Keeping up?f A mighty strain =.
On ones resources, such drain.
We tell each other we're insane
To venture forth so far from home,
And DER this wicked sea to roam.
We're longing now to see the dome
of Washington-that's longing some.
And yet, from booming, big Chicago
We chose the Santa Fe;
And sailed forth, one hundred strong,
So merry on the way.
The desert held no terrors -..2 .
Our appetites to stay; ...-
And Uncle Joe" and senators
.ayed poker all the day. -..
I'd tell you of Green River.
I'd like to have my say,
But heads are shaking cross at me,
And so I'll say you nay" i
We are solemn body" I'd
And we're asked to far Hawaii;
And warmly we are there assured
There's not so much to pay. -.
Well, we got to San Francisco,
And we went to see the fair;
But all that city got from us,
Was plenty of hot air. ..
But. should you get bill some day,
Just leave it to Desha;
For he did pave the way, -. =
In this jolly month Of May
For this trip to far Hawaii. =
There's another, never surly,
When you want him, call him Erly;
Big and broad and somewhat burly;
Flowing hair, inclined to curly.
He is busy all the day; - 49,. =.
Hard at work and hard at play,
Keeping pace with young Desha,
"On the road to Mandalay. :...-<..
Then I'd like to speak OF Miller;
! In white flannels he's a thriller; .-....
With the camera, killer, - ~- .
AS he whips us into line
Commanders the sun to shine
On Mr.. Slemp and Mrs. Brown,
While we whirl and dance the reel;
| Uncle Joe with toe and heel
And pigeon wing-then cut the deal. .
Now, if you would be gay
| In the islands of Hawaii, "~ 49,.
Just heed me when say:
| Leave it all to young Desha,
For he's got the cash to pay,
ION the road to Mandalay. -.
| Merrily We roll along, roll along, roll
along, -. ILL.,. .. -.
On the road to Mandalay. "
| William P. Borland, representa-
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Ben Hollinger, representative of the
local lodge of Elks, boarded the Sier.
ra off port this morning with large
leis for the Elk members of the. Con.
gressional party. The leis were OF
the official lodge colors, purple and
white. r.. +.
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William P. Borland, representa-
tive from Missouri, is noted author.
ity on municipal government. He
helped to draft new charter for
Kansas City. -" - ...-.......... .,~~.
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The baggage of the congressional
party was taken care of and handled
by the City Transfer Company.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10

| family Christmas. DIR. II. o. Murfee
and Mrs. Murfee gave reception to the
army and navy students, who had only
u day holiday, and the Judson set were
invited to that charming home, ''Prospect
Place the original home or Mrs. Julia
Barron, and all declare that 1t was a
delightful evening. Then on New Year s
eve, party of young people met at the
Judson In the parlor OF the Cottage"
which Miss Dawson had so kindly fitted
up, and watched the old year out.
Miss Louisa Bomar spent the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. Macon Ellis, IN
Orrville. and DR. Bomar travelled ON Jud-
son business. Mrs. Bomar and Paul, Jr.,
are stil in Minneapolis. and are enjoying
the delights of snow In that braclng eli
mate.
Founders Day was informally cels-
bfated at the noon chapel hour, January
T. the time after the holidays being too
short to arrange for q set address and
ceremonies, as In the past. The lives OF
the three chief founders We're read: Dr.
Milo Parker Jewett. Gen. Edwin Davis
King and Mrs. Julia Tarrant Barron. The
song for Founders Day WIS sung by
the school, and other Judson songs fol-
lowed, with prayer and reading of scrip
ture. And the anniversary of the open
Ing day In that dim past so long ago was
thus greeted by the generations Of the
present.