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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

Bit unkin1 to publish the radio mes
sages between the Navy Department
and the commanders in Mexican wa
ters in April, 1914. There's something
secretary Daniels wants to forget.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29
NICHOLAS II. GREEN. Solicitor
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Mary g. Bryan. VIM. NJ. Bryan. her hus-
band: Il. Roland Brown. }. Newton Gf-
bert. VI. hasmus Ciausen, administrators
of Alfred l.. Baker ard the Unknown
Heirs Of Alfred l.. Baker.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNE
ARUNDEL COUA MY.
NO. 1850 EQUITY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

II men were required to get a diplo-
ma for good citizenship. there wouldn't
he many politicians TO possess a sheep
skin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

February not TO be left, had its
blowout with all the rest Of the push.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

TUEsDAf, FEBRUARY %. 1916.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29
WANTED.

EiRFNCH I hnY-Fe re+ienred in Teaching.
&ill give rSc0NS n Wrench nrivaf~ md
in o'+ss App'y 2ll Gloucester Street, Phone
81 m f2s-v
XITANT FD-H0rrSrNFhIn. chou. a wears "a
Apply ~ Prince George ST.. c " emt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

Some people so around with an ex-
preston on their faces that seems to
ask the question: why did the avti-
choke?"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ROYAL H. WTGLEY.
Admir-. &. L q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29
FOR RENT

ENOR RENT Fve-Poo- DWELLING On va u
s-n street. Sl0f0 pr~ fro1'h IrVTaN
BREWER & son. Q school treet ,2s3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29

MN WOVEN WANTrr-s75 on per r-orfb
W Government JOS Vacsnc;es c-ne'ar..v
X ite faT list nosi-i now 0htai ri 2 rkiin
institute. Dept l4SI Roches ter. n f3ni
" gas and wa'e- p ssr sSior wa ted bv A-ril
Is Address House" P. @ Box so7. Aurarrie.
Md. f2f W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

9egrooiritng.
Qonoon I. 9ejcnt6er. Ser
&crionohpcdiel in ser britiiGeu 9lo-
mirolitdt lit Don Scr OeltiHcn Brcic
nit I5n6el 6cariiBt moroct, mic cine
9lmitcroomcr GepeiGe al &elltcrs
beiagt. Ger nSolniiGe 9ofal.9ln5ei.
ger" erflGrt, ooB 9lOmirol Scaicoe'S
@ntbebung bonn 6lottenOienite cine
Gegrooirung wegen Ser g}ieOerlage
bel SiitlonO lit, uno oaB Die Nlo1tlo.
iigfeit ser 6lotte ourb oie Sbotiode
6elpieien miro /ooB oeltibe Sdiiie
ole Oltfiiite GngInnoS aneriifen obne
ctluos bon britiiden S6iiien 5u ie.
ben.
&niiiibe 0ffeniipc in
umGnicn.
@eterS6urg, 4. Gcjy pi1
2onOou. Cos rliiiiicbc Sriegsomt
6cri6tet, oic ruIiii6c Sficuiipe ici
Ger gon5en rnmGnii6en @ren5e eut
lang, iiioliG BON airli6u6o erfolg-
reid oepeien. Srob beitiger oeut-
i6cr @egennngriiie bGtten Oie 9ini
len eincn gon5eu S06en5ng 6eieBt.
GcutidlanO'S StonOpunft
gegenii6er g tormegen.
GGrtltianio, 0}oriu T.. Ge1,
piu 2onOon Cos oGogbIaoet" Der.
oiieutIid)t 6erte Gin ,Snterpiclu nit
Serrn Mlidoelis, Oem 6euti6eu @c.
ionoten in 0ormeoen in Dem Gclhidl-
lonO'S Stonoplnft in ser SoitHboot.
6rogc nit g3orwegen, ieitaeiteIt
miro. Ter @eionote iogtc infer 9tn-
oerem:
Geiiti1lonO fam feinc lmterid)ieO-
S6omas &. gSatiuu frcisciprudcH.
g(uguitn @a. +. Ge5cn6cr. ~
IS6omnS 6. @otiou Gin Sdriitlteller
unO Geooftellr, wltroc 6ciltc BON Oen
@eiGmorenen I'M 9itnoeS9eridtc bon
Der 9lnfldgc, obit6ne Soden ourd sic
9oit oeri1idt 5u babcn ireigeipro.
den.
li6c 9e6onohmg BON Sriea. lnO
Sau0elS-Souh6ootcn bon Sciten scr
Ncutrolen Ouloen. 9lorme9cn lit Der
ciiSiqc 9}elfrolc iucldcr, Oilrd beion-
oere SSniiruftioncn oeu Gin0rild fer.
borgcrllicn bat. OoB er Td Oen 9ln-
iidteu ocr entente onidlicBe.
Gus internotionole Mcht geitottet
Gelitidlon0 Iid nit oleu Wiitteln
gcgcn noriuegilde SHiiic ST ocrt6ei-
Oiaen sic 9onmuoorc fiibren, no.
Onrcb Scr &ricg OcrlGugcrt miro; Oie
fiir5lic6cu 9tobrun9Snittelfriicn in
@roB-9ritonnielt 5Sroutrcidj nnO
9iuBlono, bobcn gc3ciOt ooB 9cutid-
lonO ocu ridiioen @cg cinacidlagelt
Bat. Geutid)lono miro iid bic ihorie
@oiic, 0ie es in ocn Eoub6ooteu be-
iibt ni6t ne6ucn laiien. gln scr nns
0eren Son0 miro 9eiltl6lono itetS
glormeeens pirfliG i6pieriee Stel-
llmg in 8ctro6t 5iebcn mo iuir er.
wortcn bon einem t6otiGHlid imobs
G6n0igen 9lorpegen uciter niAtS,
oils, OoB Is Teutiblano'S Srieoiii6.
rng imo GclltiGlanO's nolfSmirt1.
i6oitlide9luiga6c niht onocrs 6e6on.
oelt, ais oie oeS SeinoeS.
&rupp erfIdrt Gibi0enO c.
| 9erlin 30. gloo., pia 9onOon I.
9c5.-Gie &ripp'i6e @eiellihoit bat
cine GibiOcnOc bon - @ro5ent CT.
flGrt 9lud I'M @orio6rc urroe eine
Giuioenoc in glcider Sobe erflGrt.
Gie 0ciellit6ait miro aber 6 @ro5ent
oericlbcn ols t0.iGb. glnlei6e 5rriid.
bebalten. 9llS @runO Oofiir miro on-
ocgc6cu, ooB sic 0ric0Sitcicr ino sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

Gan 6ronci$cO, 1. Gejenl,
ber. ~ Sic 3euaen in Oer AM hGd).
item aRontos bcginnenSen @rojeIIe ge.
gen 8raa5 gopp, oen oelttideu @cnc.
ralconiil in Gan 6rouciSco, 6. s..
bon SAad, oen oeuti1en 8ice.Gon-
Iil, @illiom bon grindpn, GonIu-
s'glttahc, CHARLES 6. 9omlep, ben
Detettip oeS oelitideu GonillofS, ino
Sral Maranret @. Cornell, sic &C.
tretGrht Groiplep'S, Sic in Ger6nl.
6lne nit elmer otee6liden @om6en-
0eridlu0rlmg Oes Observation-Disclosures
ongeflae. iin0, 6o6cn mrmc6r ibrc
gorloounGsbcie6lc 5necitellt cr6ol-
ten. SSai @an6en fperOen etpo $50
Mdnner mo 6rouen oils 3eugcn er-
i6einet
Der Soupt5eu9c lit 2ouis 3.
Smit6, ser angeblid in Gieniten Der
GonIulaiSbcanteu itnuo, sbm 1T
icitcns scr &egierims Strafirci6eit
5uqeIidert woroen. Sin ucitercr
3eligc 1T cin aclpiiier Gcn Gou6cr-
ecn, ser, mic Oie DiitriftSnnluolt-
IdJait 6c6auptet nit ser Spreuglng
bon @riiden SlunelS lmO Giien.
bo6nitotioncn in Canada beauitro9i
iprr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

ouS9eoebntcu &crNroBerllngen Der
9lnIogeu fiir &riegSauitrdge, oieicIbc
notbig mo6te.
oGenti1e @cfo6r" fommt
nGbcr.
2on0on, I. Ic5. Son biciigcu
MilitGr.S SodperitGnoigcu miro 5uac.
gebem OoB Oic yOeutide @eiobr~ nG-
Der an 9ufareit berongeriidt inO oie
gon5e Gage in 9iumGnieu bo6ernit
lit. Sic Gro6erling OeS SobuorteS
Compiling am HonOe Scr reiden
rumdniiden Selieloer, 100 ole 9ilI-
mduen iiA modenlong bortnGdig
pcrt6eioigt 6atteit lit ein nerer idwe.
rer Sdlog. Gen bier fGmpienOen
Streitfr1ftcn Der 9lrmee oes @cnc.
rails 6olrenbnDu itebt iebt Der SScg
ourd 0en S0r5bllrger.@oB III oic
Gbene Ser norOli6eu @olo1ei oiicli.
Sic beoro6en sic riidpdrtige gerbiu-
Dung Der rumGniiden Srnppcnt5cile
I'M Yroboba.Sbole
SSn5wiiden lit sic Gonai-9lrmcc
oes 6elOmaridaas BON Nlodenicu biz
nod GOmono, t6 W}eilcn liiolid bon
9uforeit uhO bol6iuegS 5piiHen oem
Gonou.Ort @ilrgiu imo Scr rumG-
niiden SauptitoOt poreeitoBen 9ieic
Streitfroite ndbern lid iebt Dem al.
Beren 6ortgiirteI.
ghiaenideinIid fins oie 9imGncn
cntidIoiien, in uuO un 9uforeit So
ben @ioeritonO 81 leiiten. Glcbr ais
Die SGlitc ser 100000 jG6lenOcn Gi-
Dilbepolferlug bat bereitS Oie StoOt
Oerlaiien un0 @eneral @erneIot 6ot
meiiere Srore an Die 9cluobncr gc9e
ben, Oie StoOt moglidit id)nea 81
rGumen &riegSredt berridt in ser
StaOt mo Die @iiIitGrbe6orocn bo-
ben Die &ertbeilun9 bon ScbcnSmit-
tcln oil Oic 5lriid6lei6enOe 8ep0Ifc
ring, oie i'm SanitGtS. mo nlilit1ri.
ihcn Gienit GeruenOimg iinOct ou-
0eoronet.
Griter Ebeil Scr &eimor.
mecDorlogc poiiirt
2onoon I. Gej. Cine 9erli.
ner Gepeide on9leitcr'S. pcldc ii6er
9lmiteroom peiter6eioroert murOc,
5uiolac, lit Ger critic 9l6ibnitt scr
Oeuti6cn Seim.9lrmcc.@orlogc, luis
bonn SoilptauSi6lniic ongcnomncr
in 5pciter Seirng poiiirt worocl.
glae 9Ibduocrlln0en iino perporfen
tuorocn Gic Sojioliiten unO 9(r.
6citcr.@crtreter iiintnten Oogcgen
&umGnien'S @etrcioepor.
rotb.
9lon, pio @oriS, 30. 9IoD.-Gil
9critbt OeS SSnternotiouolcn Gam.
iuirt6idoitli6en Snitituts 6crcdnet
9funhdnienS 9eionlnitcn @ci5enpor.
rot6 oif 100000 Sheffel; bier.
BON 100000 Sdeiiel lle6cribuB
Som leeten So6r. Gie oicSi16rige
Grnte OIL Sioggen @erite, Safer imo
NlaiS miro onf 1l3,000000 Sd)cifcl
6crccbnet.
Seine dinciiihcu Gr6ci
ter ma d 9uBlan0.
(SrabiIos nad) eo0Ouc)
Berlin I. Gej. Die lte6er.
iec-9&odrihten-9lgcntur citirt oie rli.
iiidc 3eihng .9luBfu Sloro" IN
Dem iie in elmer Gepeide bon Sor.
bin iogt, Oie diuciide &eaicrlmg
babe oie 9(uSfu6r bon Coolies noh
0luBlonO imterIogt
(Son ben Gnteilte.lGGd)ten ipcr.
Sen picle dbiuciiide Coolies meqen
NlangelS on 9lr6citerlt pcruriodt
our6 oeu aricG sur 9lrbcit pcr.
wonot)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02
Ger nfii3irllc @cricht lnlltct.

Ger oiii5ie(lc 9cridt loittet:
Ser gol5en 6rout entlong itei-
gcrtc ii1 OoS 6ciOcrlcitigc 9(rtiacrie.
Seucr, beionOcrs I'M @tid.I6olc unO
I'M 9lstico.Gbolc, iii scr @cgcno 0it-
lid BON @0r5 ino oui ocm &orit.
Seinoli6e 6lug5eugc iiberiielcn meb-
retc 8uufte an Der 6rout. Gle ipur-
Den ourA uniercn 9lbmc6rOienit Der
tric6en. 6cinOli1e 9leroplone morien
9om6en oui @ri9uo i'm Su9ona-
Sbnle o6. GS uuroc fein S6oOen
on0eri6tet.
Gins imlerer 2uitgebmoocr bcleg-
tc ben 9obnbof bon &olnno, nor0liG
bon 9iopercto nit 9ombcu. Sic rid.
tctcu SdjoOen al lmO pcrllrindten
9rdnoc Gini9e itiaItc6cnoc 3ii9e
mrroen 0ctroficu 9l0c lrnicrc 9Icro.
Plane fcbrtcn 3ltriid."
&oIlGnbcr 6ci 6cu conori.
i6en Sniclu Oericnft
2on0on. 4. Ge5 Ginc &cu-
ter.Gepeide BON Gas %olmos. oif
Den Gonorii1en Snieln meIOct, DER
6olldnoiibc Tonpfer oae0iri" lei
pericnft mo Oie @}omidoit gcIon-
oct porOen Ger oaeOiri" maB
3,77S Conner.
Sn Der 1epeidc 6ciBt eS, ser
9onpier lei oon cincnl groBct
Sontboote olirb @ciDitieuer 5tn1
Sinfcn 0e6rad6t porOen. ,Sn 9c.
glcitlng ocSielbeu bo6c iid6 eiu flei.
uercs Gmldboot beitnoen iuclde5
%orpoiieuoienite geleiitet 6obe, mas.
reno Scr oaeoiri" 6eiGoien wurOe.
2loDo neloet Ocr odnii1c Can't
pier oG06oln" nn0 Oas fron5oiiidc
Seaelid)iif st. gInS6ert~ ieieu Der.
ientt moroen.
Ger ,G06olm" mob t,348 Gon.
net ser oSt. 9lnS6crt" 275 Com
neu.)
Gin muItcri0ics 9 1iff g G
iiMtet.
9cm gorf +. Eej. - Gtpo 4o
WIeilen oitli6 ocS Giomouo Sciht+
ipaiierS, bel Gape S5oiteros lullroC
| om 80. 9iopenlber I'm 10 ll6r 80 Dii.
ntcu Elm Sbiii bon ocr Bride oes
omcrifoniidcn Campers nGroiton
ball" aus geie6en, OoS, tief I'M @diier
liegcno, bon Oet Siii5icrcn Ocs Gam.
piers ais eul Eoil6boot ongcie6cr
mluoc. 5mlol cS atcb sic griincli inr
rot6cn Sciteulic6ter nidt iiibrte, oiC
ionit 0eiiibrt uer0ci. Sic Siiijier(
OcS oGroiton6oa" Scr 6cute bon
Sii0.9lncrifn bier onfot cr5GbItcr
nlh, OoS inpItcrioic Sdiii ici in iiiO
/ li6cr 9iidtma gcio6reu cincn iponi
! iCbcn ScAclldific iolgcno, 0os iiA ais
| loldcS fur5 porbcr 6ctmnt gcgcbel
bate Sic Sfii5icrc oeS oherifani
iHen Iompfcrs murocn oii oos
Sdifi aiimerfiom acaodt Olrd
5mei oli Ocm g8olicr oilf lnO as tan
5enocn pciBc 2ic6ter. Gic gloibtcr
cine @orfe o0cr onOcreS flcineS 9oo
0n ie6cn Oos sen Glcmcntcu @rciS
/ gegeben mar imO mohteu iic6 oli
ihm 9ciitdn0 81 bringen PTS lie il.
ren 2nli Gnoertcn cntierntc iit6 abcl
oas Boot mo Sic Sihter uerl0i9ten
Scr @loubc, eS 6onOle iid6 I'M cii
Goltbboot wurOc, uie Die Nii5icr(
uericbcrtcn oaolrtb 6citGrft, ooB iil
mebrere oro6tloic g8ornlngen uor
oen Wlorineitationcu in 9ermloc
lno bon britiirbcn Srie8sicbiiieu cm
| piongcn botten 0ic britiifcn Sdif
len onrici6, ori Scr 0lt Dor Souh
6ooteu 81 iciI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

ibm friiber entriiien iuoroeu porer
SUB 81 foiien.
@eItern DerbinOerte i9lecbtes @et.
ter iui6ti9e llnterne5nltngen.
Brelip murOe pom rnieren 6lie-
germ bei6oiien.~
9utoreit trifft @eIoge,
rungs Gor6ereituugen.
2ou6om 1. Ge5. Gie nGr-
DANCE Observation-Disclosures iogt
ic babe S5niormotioncn bon 3iirid
i6er 9iom crboIteu, oaB Oie rimdni-
i6cn @dlitGr6cb0r0cn per5luciielte
@orbercitlngcu iiir oic &ertbeioi-
aung 9llforcit'S treiieu. Gie Gipil-
gco0lterlm0 bat angeblid oie Sto0t
ibon Oerloiicu imO Oie &egierilnes.
8eomteu baben ii6 nod elmer Sto6t
al ser ritiiiben @ren5e 3rriidge5o.
gen. DPit oieier Stoot lit ipa6r-
ibcinIid Die rrmdniide Sto0t Soiip
gemeiut, pobin iid), mie i6on beriG-
let puroe, Die Nc9ierungsbcomten
lino 0os oiplomatilde Corps idon
Dor eiuieen Gogen begebeu bobcu
iollen.
Ebeilnng bon JtumGnien
ioll GepGout ieiu
2onoon I. Ge5em6er. Sine
Gepeide aus Oloiteroon al oie
Zines" beiogt, in eiuem 9(rtifel in
Der nG0lniiGeu @oIfS3eitiulg~ babe
General BON 9Iruc ongeoeutet. es
Iei sic 9Ibiidt ser GentrolmGGte
Gbeile bon Ginldrien oouernO in
9eib 5u nebmeu, Tim Die 9o6nber
6inoung nit Gonitantinopel beiict
81 idijben mo iid em lpeitercS @e-
biet fir ooueruoe @circioe5riu6r 81
iiGeru
GroBe Greiguiiie merfel
ibre 2 dotteM poral$.
(ErablIos nod eob0ine)
Berlin !. Ge5. SSn elmer
Gepeidc bon SoFio miro beridtct
8remier &oooSIoooii bo6c inI 6ul
gdriiden Eprlalucnt ieniotiouellr
@ntGiiGlmeen eemadt
1ie lle6criee.Nobrid 9lgcntli
beribtct iibcr SoS 5oIgcnoc:
nSm Sabre 1915, gum gcginn Ocs
ariegeS 5piiGcn 9ulgarien mi
Serbien 0ob oic rmduiiAe Hegie
RING sic Gerliherlmg @mndilci
peroc bis 5itm@n6c ocS ciropdii6el
ariegeS itriftc GcutroIitGt beobod)
ten 9l6er cs wurOe 6olo flor ooi
RmnGnien Iciucn Ston0punft &C
dnocrt bottc.
@egeu Gnoc 9IuauIt fe6rtc scr ri
mGni1c @cion0tc in 8ulgorien, O
s. Ecrlliii, Scr bon Sofia fort9c
i6idt morocn mar, oo6in 5uriif I'M
perbrcitctc oos @criid)t, oie rnmGni
idbe Rcoierlug ici 6creit, I'm oic gll
ten @cjie6uneen 81 8nlgoricn olii
rcdt 5lt crboIter, oie Iobruoid)o 5lI
riid5ueriioitcn, ioIS 9ulgorien lid
perpilidte, in eiuem &rieg 5lpiibcl
ScIterrcid 'lln0orn mo 0iuniGniel
lid ncutrol 5u per6olteu. Gic buI
goriidc Hegierung lieB if Ourc
oieic Oer6tberiihen @e6abren mid
tGulhen. Ercnlier Ro0oSlopoff rpei
gertc iid. ocu rrmdniiGcn @eion6
ten in 9(noicn5 81 cmpion1en, 81
8ejug olf sic 9lnSlpeilung oeS OF
ionotcn ser Gentral-D2ddtc DO
Slt6en, ourd Sen fron5olideu @i5(
9Iomirol oil eSournet ingte Yreluic
9iooosloooff, ole gilteu 9ejie6imge
3u Der 9ciebndBigen 9iegierlmg at
Mig aonItontin'S piirOen iortgeieb,
oa bic griediide 9ieaierlng 81
Ma6t nibt bate, oieie lle6ertretm
OeS irteruotionolen @eiebcS Su oel
bitten
8rculier &oooSloooii pcrIie6 S.
Soiinimg 9lusOruG, ooB Die oer6iir
Oetcn Geoierlingeu ibreu EorIomcr
/ ten 6alO 9(nfiinoignugcn made
. fouuten, oic ben 9eifoll oller pci
biiuoeielt 01otionen finoen luiiroen.
Der SOpp.9rO5ek.
Gan 6ronct&co, I. Gejen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

@or 6em Q Goufeniter. II
Morn: o02od Oieiem W3o0eG wia't
Oh Dir ciu Glcio MAIDEN lalien?
@eld cine StoffoerihmenOung
Waon ioG lporen in Ser jesieen
Rrices6eitl~ - Satin: nSu lnulo-
oern fam id nidt eebenl 2ieber
mode ib oorber cine GntfethnGs-
flm Ourd, oonu gIciAt'S iid ouSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-02

f2 MiIItorocnl 9hts Dem
gycl0poIibricf elmer 5drtlitcn gon-
ficrsgnttiu. o3um Sd)luB cine
9ieihsonlei6c beiber aiiiie Gcine
@crtru0.~
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
FATS AND LEANS
TO BATTLE FRIDAY.

What gives promise Of being
The hardest fought contest on
the baseball diamond this sea
son, whl bs pulled off at Ath.
letic Park tomorrow between
ihe Fats and Leans, for the bene.
~ Of the local team. There will
be lots of excitement every MN
ule OF the time, and the natural
desire OF humanity for blood aAd
gore s pn'tty likely 20 be salts.
fled. Already we understand
gobs Vi filthy lucre are wagered
on the outcome-or 90 be more
explioif, what individual player
wall last longest. The managers
Cd the affair are trying their best
10 give every man a chance to
stay IN the game as long as
possible, one of the ideas being
10 have Red Cross nurses in NJ
tendance 20 give first aid ~ the
injured, the only exception be
'ng that no player is allowed an
umbrella during the game.
The batlcrs for the fats will
he; Judge Stair, Arthur Roper,
Alex Stone, Bailey Huddleston,
who has "a leave his gun and
authority at home), Counts
Mooney, Sid Handy (in the same
class with the sheriff., W, Mitch
ell, Tom Moore (minus his IA.
zor), Fred Bondurant, DR.. Long
uecker, Jno. Wright, John Dill.
bon. The Lean Scrappers: Bur
ney Hughes (the human jack
knife, Bll Bright, Chauncey
Depew Reed, who has TO keep
his head closcd), Hardware John
ston, Jim Roney, Tom Roper.
John Sexton, Roscoe Stone (who
will furnish pain killer, Bob
Roper, leonard FroSe, Pete
Leibovitz, Jim Briggs and Dutch
Condy.
We trust that the large crowd
that viii be present will let
things take their natural course
and not stop the contest before
it is finished and every man hors
du combat.
Let 'er go.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
COMMISSIONER s SALE.
Fulton Circuit Court, Ky.
o. G. T.. Bondurant, Plaintiff.
Against

Fulton Circuit Court, Ky.
o. G. T.. Bondurant, Plaintiff.
Against
Grccn Wheeler Lucy S. Wheel
cr aud Oscar Fowlkes, Dolen.
dauls Equity.
By virtue Oi a Judgment and
Opicr Of Sale of Fulton Circuit
Court rendered al the January
Term thereof, 1916 IN the above
cause, lor the sum Of Two hun.
dr,d SIXTY seven and j0-lOO Dol
lars with interest at the rate OF
s.N per cent, per annum frOIn the
'h day OF April 1915 until PAID,
aud costs herein, ! shall prcceed
to offer for sale at the Court
House door in Hickman, Ky,
90 the highest bidder, at PUB
Lie AUCTION, on the 18th day
NJ June 1916 at Two (2) o clock
T. NJ, or thereabOut tbeIng
County Court day., upon a cmdi
II six months the following de
sorIhed property, towit, A one
ninth undivided interest m the
following tract of land lying IN
Fulton County, Kentucky, bound
ni on the north by the land Of
W w. Greer a Benthal, on the
"uth ny the land formerly
owned by Hale, on the east by
i, land Of G. w. Utterback
aJa on the west - the land Of
bgthl a Richardson, containing
~ ceres, this beng the same
and Inherited by Molle j.
fowlkos nee Cook from Mrs.
Eta Cook, deceased, the
said Lucy T.. Wheeler became the
owner OF one ninth Undivided
interest IN the above land by
Inheritance from her mother,
Martha j F0wlkes. deceased.
OR sufficient thersof 10 pro
duce the sums ol money 30 or
drred 10 be made. For the pur-
rI,se price, the purchaser, with
approved security or securities,
must execute Bond. bearing le-
gal interest from the day of sale
until paid, and having the force
aud effect of Judgment. Bid
ders will be prepared 20 comply
promptly with theSe terms.
j. X. MllJNER,
Special Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

II j Werner. wife and litile
SON, Melvin, spent Saturday and
sunday with Chas. Werner and
iHnily.
Ben Lattus and Berry Led.
wIdgc returned home Wednes.
LAY after a months visit in Min.
utsOta.
Misses Golda Benthal and Ma
bel Kemp are visiting Mrs. Il. 7.
Pollock this week.
Gatha McMullen and wife spenI
saturday night with Mark Co
rum and family.
Phone your grocery order q
Bottersworth.
GrOceries at MOOm's.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ed Thomas 10 Clint Reeds, lots
in Fulton, 81 etc.
b. G. Brasfield to Calib Bras
field, o. acres, 5000.
j. W. Cowgirl, Exec. 10 Lash
Winston, lot in w. H., $1,000.
Geo. l.. Porter TO w. l.. iona
kin, 3 lots in Jordan, $50.
=. j. Oliver to Jesse d. Cham
berS, lot in Jordan, S75.
Sam Bennett to +. G.. Green,
lot in Fulton, $3.50.
Fred G. Green 10 Mrs. Nettie
Green Webb ct al, lots in Fulton,
500.
). j. Tyler to Mrs. Nettie
Green Webb ct al, lots in Ful-
ton, 800.
j. |. Taylor to Mrs. Ella Tay-
Tor, l3 lots in Ind. League, $3.50
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Revival at West Hickman Chap
el NJ. Il. Church South, held by
Rev. Earl q. Hamlet and ms
singer Guy Stevenson, two young
men in their early twcntieS. We
have services at 2:3O and 1880
p. M. Next Sunday morning
at II o'clock there will be an
old peoples service. All the old.
cr people are especially invited
10 come. We have had several
conversions and several additions
To- the church.
These young men are dong
excellent work. The sermons are
strong and the singing inspiring
Everybody cordially invited to
COME 4. Spence, p. c.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

See our window full OF bar
gains in preserving kettles, d'sIl
pans and all kinds OF cooking
utensils-Dobson' Oh the cor
ner.
Henry Mangold, Sr and little
son. Raymond, and Rose LatllN
motored to Fulton Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom Pollock and son.
Henry. spent Sunday with Peter
McMullcn and family
Tablets, Pencils, Composition
Books, Pens, Ink, and nice box OF
paper at Bettersworth.
Miss Vava Watkins, OF Ir'Ilrh
field, IS visiting friends IN the
city this week.
Heinz pickles and cameo
goods; none better.-Prather's.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

Of making and keeping a home
the joy and success OF career :
to bring sunshine, to be forcclul
and practical in the Application
Of your present knowledge; to
learn by experience the problems
you've never solved IN the
school room. Whether your
dreams and wishes viii be realiz
rd-only the future can tell; and
h,n only as life mfoids TO yon
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

MILLINERY: This Is where
we can save you money on
trimmed or mtrimmed hats, for
ladies and children. Come IN
and look aromd.-DobsOn.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hubbard was advis-
ed by wire yesterday that her
father. $ n. White, of Brooks
willie. Fla, was dangerously Ill
and not expected to live.
Mrs. j. p. Creed has been on
'he sick list for several days.
Beautiful assortment of latest
style waists at Dobson's.
New Texas Irish Potatoes ut
Prather's.
All the good things 10 eat at
Bettcrsyorth s at lowest prices.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
Let 'er 20.

Don't forget the school elec-
tion today. We are bound TO
have more school room-and an
additional tax of Sc is the cheap
est and easiest way round. Pres
ent indications are the bond is
sue viii carry at the rate of a.
bout 80 10 |.
Swain Walker returned last
night TO Mariana, Ark, 20 re.
sumo his work for the Mengel
Box Co.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
FRESH STRAWBERRIES.

We have made arrangements
TO receive twice daily fresh straw
berries from Alex. Roe The
quality of his berries is well
known and we solicit a share OF
your busineSs.-E. b. Praiher'
both phones.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
CARD OF THANKS.

We are sinceny grateful to the
kind ucighbors and friends who
lent their assistance and sympa-
thy in the death OF uur beloved
Mrs NJ. L. Bland.
Nav Gods richest blessing at
tend them and theirs Is the pray
er of HER RELATIVES.
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

Mrs. Emma Brown and little
Son. Mozele, OF Crutchfield, Is
spending this week with friends
in Hickman.
Solid leather slippers for Ia
dies, $50 to $3.50 at DobSon S
5-l0-2jc store.
Mems work pants at 9Sc 10
$f.25.-DObsOn' s.