davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
Kinn Son Of Famous PLAYER.

Eddie King of amherst college. who
has joined the Philadelphia Athletics,
Is n son of the former star outlielder,
who played with Pop" Arson many
years ago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
ALL SKORTSTOPS
ARE WEAK HITTERS
Present Day Players Not Good
With The Stick,
OLD TIMERS WERE SLUGGERS

Hugh Jennings, George Davis and a
Number Of Others Were 300 Batters.
Bush, Fletcher, o'Mara and Maran-
Vile Poor Swatters.
He is great fielder but he cannot
hit.
The above applies To almost all pres
ent day shOrtstups, though why it
should be true has not been answered.
1t Is not unusual 10 see first base
man, a second baseman or third base
man hit in the 300 class. but FOR some
unknown reason shortstoIs of today
hardly rank as fair hitters. Most OF
them are so light on the attack that
they are known as weak batSmen.
Hans Wagner, now closing his ca
reer ut short for the Pirates, has been
the one notable exception during the
past few years. Hans went through
seventeen consecutive seasons in the
National league without falling out. Of
the 300 class, but i'm his last two sea-
sons even Honus has fallen victim to
the light hitting germ which has af-
fected the shortstops.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
I, ;, I, !, 5, 1, ), /, 4-39

=, ., 4, i, ., ., ., ., f-tu-'9
1t will be seen that Clark did not
profit by any freak holes. He simply
played well from start to finish, and cut
three under the DOGGY of the course.
Jack is a busy man with his general
work ut the club, and only at irregular
periods plays a full match of IS holes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
WALCOTT NOW A PIN BOY.
Once Famous Fighter Setting EN-
Up" In Boston Alley.

Joe Walcott, once famous prize fight
er, is earning a scant living setting up
pins in Boston bowling alley. Since
the day Walcott's hand was MANNED
by q bullet he has had q hard row TO
hoe
After the wound healed one of the
fingers stiffcned out straight, making
It impossible for him to don boxing
glove.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
In Other Years.

In the days when most Of the present
day managers were getting their base
ball schooling in the majors heavy hit
ting shortstops were not uncommon.
Hugh jennings, now with tie Tigers,
hit above 800 in seven seasons be-
tween 1891 and 1899. George Davis,
who did his best -vDrk with the Giants
and the White SoX, was another hard
hitter. Davis lated above the 800
mark for nine successive seasons.
Herman Long, once n star with the
old Boston Nationals, who closed his
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27

The per capita wealth of the United
States has now almost reached the
So 900 mark.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

American League Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
National League.

National League Games Today
Pittsburg at Boston (morning).
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League
No games scheduled.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11

'liden Nenfden bsrDprruft. Sein
3nsG 1T elm sdnS unoerer nn6 bat
nihts gu fdaffen nit poetii1er Stims
nuns, nit einem S6rpelsen in yfas
tureinbriiden. @ebiillt in einen BUR-
nus bon militGriIdem Sdnitt, braun
NIT rctben Shniiren unb rotber &as
puae, bas bonnet be police eines Sns
fanierie Sffiaiers auf benz appfe;
bic brennenbe Gisarrs i'm Wlunbe,
fpanoert er um bic eineSllfte bes Terz
beds nnb bleibt na6 einigen umtreiz
funsen bel benz Reiistourier Der beioen
Ruiien iteben, ipeldsr auf einem 8uns
bel Saus iibt, cine Slaiae suten gor>
beaurpein neben ii9, oeren Snbalt er
tiihtis suipri4t, pGbrenp er nit einem
mitleibisen 2daeln bic beiben leibeisss
men ruTil9en Siener betraftet, lpelde
ibreSdafpelse iiber bic etipas idmuBis
gen 2ipreen sssosen baben unb BON
Jieberfroit seidiittelt ale SYMPHONIC
zines beftisen glnfalls bon Seetrant
Lett seisen.
Die Bite, feline aussesansene Gis
sarre an berjenisen bes Reiietouriers
ipisber ansiinbsn gu biirfen, bilpet Die
ginleituns zines Seipradss, in beiIen
@erlauf Der quaIi aapitGn in bem
HeiSetpurier einen eliGiIifheR 2dnose
mann unb ebemalisen Soloaten ents
bsdt unb feline Sreube bariiber gu er.
tennen siebt. mas gu Der ipeitsren
WittbeiIuns fiibrt, baB be beioen ruiz
iii1en 5srren tpirtlid Der taiIerli6en
9efanbtidaft in aOnbon atta4irt
iinb, bab Der eine Elm junser 5iirit
DjdmiTdjeff, sbemaliser SffiSier Bel
Der @reuabiersarbe gu 9ferbe, Der ans
bere Elm aolesiaIratb Baron b. arus
itOff iit, beibe bic S0bne iebr besiters
ter JamiIien unb bpr @uFbebuns Der
aeibeissni9aft bic 8eiiBer bon je 10
uno 10 biel tauIeno Seelen. Sies 5u
srfabren, 1T fir ct. aubin bic 9aupts
fade getpeien. glun gilt es, irgenp Ell,
nen PIan Su i6misben, mitteIIt behsn
er ben beibeu Serren nabe tommen
tann. 9l[lsin iolde Ruiien iinb feline
Runben, Das bat sr ldngit erfabren.
9aber bGlt er es fir bag 9eratbenits,
iit, in bic Giniamteit unb Stiae isis
nes tleinen Sdlafsema6ss suriid5us
5ieben, no ihn nidts in Der Irbeit isl<
ner 9ebanten itOren ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Der 8alfaufries.
Semenbria elm beutjdei
ariessbafen on Der
0puuu

Ra9 b.n abfhlub Der s.s.n bic fers
bilHe 2lrmse eingsleiteien Sperationsu
fiisie ss Der 3ufau, bab ;d nod ein'
nal na9 glorbferbien lam unb bamtt
bic Oonauufsr ipisberfab. 0ur9 @os
den tobisu bic admpfe. bic nun bon
grfolg sstr0nt parsn; WGri4e uno
Strapajsn batten iie fir unfere Srups
pen gebraht, aber froben Ututbes
iianbsn lie am 5einbe. gernbs burG
bas, mas biuter ibnen liest, tarm aIs
les, tuas nod tommen mag, lie ni4t
mebr eridredsn; benn bas 1T snpib:
ifipersr nis in Gsrbien iann Der
arisg ni1t mtbr perben. Gu9 ben
Iebten Gnitri9 zines aulturmeniden
bat Der 9altantrieg psrtpifdt. Wluu
itanb TIM 9red, man pat.ts i'm Roth
unb G4lamm aufsepeidtsr StraBen.
man f9Iisf in aiturusihoberu. aui
Der jtinfsnben grbe elsnoer rauhs
idpar,er Serbsnbiitten. man lag i'm
Jreien beI Fegen uflD SHnee, nan
roltete ii6 on ben offeieit idpee'
Ienoeil GeuerIl, iiber benen Grnlm'
f9ipaosn euttpeber gssen ben grduer
Sdnssbimmsl Der padt ober geseH
bic tbssri9nnr5en !pol5oeden Der SiitT
ten bid eHIpDriiiseen. Wan fab an pies
ZEN Gsusrn nit Ebrdnen in ben brens
ntnbsn 9luesny iolange mon iuaa mar;
man .ipsiHte1 iih IN ben S4laf, iptnn
man in bic Oeds trod; bsnn bas
gr.nnen In ben 2lassn lisb ai9 nidt
nu4, iDenn man iie f4lob; es ipnrbs
faft nod ftarier.
Wlit einem brdDen Webrmann sis
mem bisbern Sadfen, iianb i8 Dor eis
nigen sdsen uuf benz MarttpIab pOr
araIjepo neben bem bort dufgeffeIien
Oentmai, bsfen golDene 3ablen an
grobe @sfdihtsidbre bts nun niebers
gsiDOrfsnsn Rsides erinuern. Die
itipar3 iptib rotbe SABINE ipar ei-
nem Dron5sisrben am Godel in Die
Sonb seIsst iporben; ben anbern Jis
aursn Der Daritellung, einem ferbiidtn
bffi5isr unb sinsx GiesfseSstiu. batta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11

B.
aliidlidb setpcrben tpGrenA unb ablen.
fsno ieBte iie bin3u: ,Sei SeleseHbeii
i1iden Sie mir tpobl aud meine gris.
fe siiriid".
@ollmar berbeuste iid. r8ersc.
buns, gomteb, bab i'd barauf iparten
lief. Bon Der Stdbt aus erbalteu
Gis 2lIes. Sir ssSbre Gorge, uns
8eiben tribe Grfatrunsen gu erfpas
rem, meinen bspoteiten 0anf. Sd
peib, Sbr Soeal mub anbers belhdfs
fen iein, als es meine Wenisteit lit.
sic perben es finben, friiber pbsr
fpdtsr".
Galesea iiberb6rte bic leiIe Sronic
Der lsbten Wprte unb eripiperte unbes
fangen:
,Oarin m0dten Gle bod irrsn.
Serr profefpr. Dian finbet nur, mas
man iu9t. Wer aber auf bas Suhen
perji6tet, bem bleibt aud, bas Jinoen
eripart. 9as irbiihe Slid bat fir
Ssosn einen anberen Snbalt. SD bin
sufrieO.n unb sliidli6 nit msirem
grubsr unb tpiinf9e ni6ts !o0heres.
9lbsr i'd freue mid pirtli4, sic 70
sefabi gu ieben. Gs 1T aud in anbes
rer gssiebung beiTer, bob mir pbne
Grca unb pbne @eritimmuns bon
einanbsr fdeibsn. @eben sic mir
Sbre Sanb unb slauben Sic mir: bic
i60ns 3eit in StaIien pirb mir eipig
unosr9eblih bleiben, unO mein Dant
rpirb ME erlOIden - msin Odnt fir
70 piel bes Grbebenbcn unb gelebren<
ben, ipomit Sic uniersn gsiibtsfreis
eripsitert. Msine Sbsilnabme ipirb
aud Sbrem !iinftisen asbeusipsse fol-
gen. 2aFen sic mid Sutpeilen bon
Sbrsn GrfpIgen b0ren. Die i40nits
ssreube piirbe es mir Isin, gu pernebs
men, bab sic eines 9uses aud bas
bdugIite 9liid sefunben baben, bas
sic psrbienen".
(5ortiebung fOIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
grnnbeiaent1ams s,epotbsfen.
Gineinnati. 10. San.
Heue Snbotbefen q

| Reue 9ppotbefen.
| Watbtas Dasner an /. @ars 3. u
9. 60. $500.
Sobn %. Gais an emma Stasse
$3.50.
glrtbur 9arlion on gDefmoof
9omeiteab So. $1,000.
Soltie Gem an gbpin 3. Midel.
ion. $3.50.
ameiid 9fbams ali Wsifern dnt
Sontbetn 9ife Snl. 60. $4,000.
pbilip aoenig an 9eetman Strabt
.. II. 6. So. $2500.
Moies 8isranstp an Giti5ens g.a
Ro. 2. $4,000.
9bereIa Mertsl an Wl. 6. airiboff,
$500.
Charles q. Dean an speamors 9.
u. 8. So. $4,000.
Dialie erbah IL. u. an Gpuns
itpn 3. II. g. SO. $3250.
Sofepb u. Ruboder an Soutbern
Sbio 6. IL. 3. SO. 800.
Charles 3. 8edeI al bo. $25O0.
William y. Ellen an Union SAB.
inss q. u. z. 60. $4,000.
0eorge Sflpepe al DO. $400.
SamueI 5rantlin an albrabam
SbuIler. 5000.
GefiIste 5ppotbeten.
9lmerica 3. Dalbron on Seeuritp
g. y. II. 9. .. SO. $4,000.
Sobn q. aiIian an Goutbern Obip
8. II. 2. SO. $1,000.
Gbtp. 2ippert an DO. $500.
s. 2lrtbur 2ubrina an DO. $500.
Catherine 8arlion an Deitpoob
Someiteab SO. $500.
QmeIia 4oaus an Union Sapings
8dnt ano Sruit SO. $4,000.
Senrp Sunselds on Baltimore Npe.
e, II. y. SO. $500.
WdIter s. Qammers on UlaSiipn
.. u. SO. 2. $500.
Dabib u. WaIier an OatlsD 9ant.
$500.
q. SOi. @oI5 an Soutbipsit GnS
gIog. af'n. $500.
UbarD 6. SEAMAN on Gbitb Or,
Seinb. 5000.
GlDira G. 2Onglsp an Bomb Sifl
3. u. 60. $25O0.
s. $. Sellers an Sarrp u. Subtr.
$50.
90. 6. 2eipis on Oa.Isp qdrt Go.
$500.
9lbe SpiIinser an Peoples 3. u.
g. 60. $1,000.
2lbe ROienbsrs an aouiie SOrmau.
$1,000.
9erfeIbe on 9ilSt eSse 9. II. g.
60. $275O.
@m. 81. glen an Wsiisrn u.Scutb.
srn aife Sni. 60. $500.
Bertha Sdnbcfp on Guidpitbs
brdipaI 8. u. 60. $500.
Dapib gsrf4abstp on Bertha Cans
BON. $3.50.
Robert S6ipenineer on atlontic
9. u. 60. 5000.
See 5arburser an @pplo q. Il. g.
60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Sneiunbbre iBie ties
G N n Hal

Die punoerppae ippltenloie gladt
ueraebt unp ibrs Sternenpraat, ibrs
| i1tpeisfame Grbabenbeit, Der unauss
| Iprehlihe ginbrud pes Sren3enloisn,
lnenblih.n, oas in oieism Shuufpiel
lisst, 1T nur fpsnisen bon ben paiias
sieren gum pollen SefpuBtiein setonl>
men. Die meiitsn bat bic Seetrantbeit
auf benz @erbed sefehslt, uno bisie
ftumpft bic Seelentbdtistsiten bss
MenIhen ebenfo raid unO pDlIig ab
ipie bic tDrpsrliaen. 3 pie Ianse unb
i9auria eri9eint ben glrmeH bieie
tibIe Hadtl Wie lassrt inmittsn Deg
SunteIs aud banss Gorge unS tums
merpolIe Qlnsii ipegen Der 3utuHft auf
ben SesIen Der 2luspanDerer! @ie
isbnen iie ben Morsen berbsi ben
elorreihsn SOnnenuufgang, ben beaen
Gag!
llno .nbli6 1T ss Morssn, 1T es
slorrsiaer Gag. Die SerrIiateit BEG
Wssres lam ii9 nift i90ner offens
barren, aIs Bel ioldsm IihttIaren mol
ttnloi.n 5immsI, ioldem sOlOenen
Sonnenitein. Die pafasisre tommen
mad unb na9 auf 8ed, I'm ii6 gu err
sebsn unb friide 2uft 81 f9Opfen,
Ober bic unbebasIiden Spfsr an ben
Wsersott fort5uieBen. tpelae ben aufs
sntbalt in Der aajiite unb in ben
G6ieffoien 10 rnmlsitebIih ma'
4eu. au6 bic Sdmsn tommen in elsa
ganter 5albtoilstte, unb bic beibeH
idmuden, friIdsn iunsen gnslGrSes
rinneH, bic unter ct. 4ubins SduBe
itanbsn, .bsipdbrten iid als sdte 5D4z
ter ber SuieltGnigin. penn bus Wesr
iann ibnen ni6ts aHbuben. Sic bas
ben ben gisrn, ben 9ssfiteats, ben friz
ihen See5unsen Bel psm 5riibitiite
ale Gbre angetban.
Der fraua0iifde Sffi5isr 1T fdon
felt bem Wforgen auf benz Ded, balo
ii6 in Elm ernites Sdpsisen biilIenb,
balb nit freunbli4er leutIeliger Weiie
nit einsm Der Sdiffsoffi5iers obsr Der
9aifasiers Elm paar Dorte tpsdielnb,
iid jsbo9 INNER tpieber an bic gnss
lGnberinnen tpenbenb.
.4b, enblid!" fliiitsrt er ben beiben
Santen 5u. - ~ba tommsn bic bsiben
Ruifen aufs 9sd. qlufsspabt, msine
admmden; lie ieben ii9 mad Gu9
Inn; nun ieib mir biibi9 pDrii9tig
unb ma9t Cure Safys gut, meine tleis
nsn Shelme! Die bsibsn 5srrsn iinb
iteiursi9 unD ipabri6einIib flotte
loder. Sunsen; aber SIR miibt GuG
ettpas itols unb 5uriidbaltsnb bsnsbs
men unb ibneu ben aDber bod bGns
gen, benn ipsnn Sbr ibnsn all5u srobe
Ipdncen ma6t, 10 tperben lie fi4 ni9t
rupfsn laiisn. unb nun aufsepaBt,
ba iommen fie ihon. Rur feinen uns
5eitisen Mutbipilsn, Marp; ionit Osrs
oerben iie alles. = 2b, um 9erssbuns,
Whb aIparbs", fdbrt sr laut fort unb
brebt iid bditis iespdrts, - vtsine
Sbee bon ein.m Sssel! es mar nur Der
nsibs Jliisel elmer M0ipe!"
(JortiesuHs fOIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Wrunseiseutbums llebertrasunsen.
gineinnati, 10. Gan.

Gineinnati, 10. San.
Sam. Spman oil Samu.I Witfsl,
so bel as 5ub an Der Gillette Don
9Iadburn 9Iaep, 100 SUB iiioIid bon
2ibsrip Str. 81.
:. Willarb Sabase on Warp Z.
GonneGp, "a bel 116 5ub all Der
Rorbieiie bon Ri6monb Str, so Jub
ipeiiIid BON Gutter Str. (Steuer
$3.50. 81.
8srnarb 8. Dilten an GbarIss ~.
qsnblet0n, Got y2o. 6 in Der ginein.
ndti Water Co.'S llntsrdbtb. (Steuer
500. 81.
GbarIss M. penbl,ton on 4snes
S'9risu, 21.48 BEL 110.77 yub an
Der Rprbieits Don peayl Str. (Sisuer
5Oe.) 81.
Gbparbs giit6ie oil 5elen So.
Srmsbp, 5 Sabre 2e1ie auf SO sSub
an Der SiiSoFtieite BON UtcRillan
Ctr, betannt aIs Got 10 unb IL bes
3. q. Stan niden gtahlafies. SdbrIis
DE Mietbs $500 nit 4niaufsre4t fir
5000.
Rarsarst Uf. 5usbss an Roie g.
Sellers, 2 2ld,r 2anb In Ssition IL
COLUMBIA 9otpuibip. (Steuer $1.)
81.
abolpb g. aIins on aouis gibe
mepsr, 9bsil bon Got As in aouiia
unb u. 9. 8ling's lluterabt5. iHWeits
ipoob. (Si.u.r 50c.) 81.
Seize @. Rpisboom an Wattbsp W.
anen, 100 bel 225 JuB an Der Rorb.
ieiie Don Stoam glne. in Ripsriibe.
81.
Taattbetp aGeR an aba aimmaH,
oaH.lbe Gissttbam. (Steasr 5oe.)
800.
Winiam 6. 5ormlon an Junni. g.
Sarlan. Cots 203 unb 233 IN Spbe
Bar, Gait llnt.rabtheiIuns. (Steuer
ST. $3.50.
3ebetiab Datfpn on @iuni. unb
Bella Watfpn, As Mder 2anb in
S..tiou 4 in sprinsfieIb sopnfbip.
81.
Sopbia 3. W.ber an 9bsobors 8.
8. RcIte, IS ader 2anb In Geition 3
in Green sp. 81.
sSobu u. Rpan an Sbeobore 3.
Rolte, SbeiI bon Got 2 in U. W.
4rmitrongs gitute. S4O3.O3.
Wabelein. R. b'glnbinge on Warn
aIein, rs 5ub an Der Siibfeiie BON
prObaseo 2lpe., 70 Tub pstIi@ bon
aenelm alpenu.. (Steuer $1-50)
$1,000.
gllbert 9. giuifpie an gislla 2.
RsIion, 90 Jub an Columbia Rod5
in Settion q in Columbia 5pipus
ibip. 81.
Sames g. Orr an Sfibors unb Sas
muel Roisnbsre. 33 bti SO SUB an Der
RorbTeite bon 5. Ctr, atpiiden Raee
unb Gin Strab.. (Gieuer S47.) 81.
M. 6. airtboff an 9herefa uno
5rsberif 6. Mertel, % Bel 100 SUB
an unbsrtlifF ap.. 81
Sba .. albin on bic Cincinnati
SuberruIoiis aeagiie, AZ glder Qano
in penbIeton SurDep g1u. 1136 in
anberfon Up. $50.
Cora Wsoores an Charles u. Dean,
30 5ub an Der yorbieiie Don Sem.
per Ctr. in wlubiionpile. (Steuer
$4.) 81.
Serberi $. WOpres an aouiie 3.
Struntof, Got geo. Al in Barton
9repiter unb SpIb's llnterabtbeiIuns.
(Steuer $780, $4,000.
2lrtbur R. Spangsnberg, gbminis
iiraior, an Somuel g. pettit, 100 bel
208.50 Sub an Der gforbieite Don
Center Ctr. qlsaidnt Ribse. (Steuer
50c.) $66.67.
Miaium u. 5aruion on Gbarfes y.
8edel, Got So IN 9bbe puri gait
lintsrabtb. (Steuer 81. $3.50.
Chris. s. RsmboIb an 2uigi Wsas
rtna, 30 BET Ill 1YaB on ber Giibieitt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
aus BEN @eri6tsiaaI.

Boriieenber: .Snben Gle 5u 80.
rer nod ettpns Dor5ubrinscn21
QlngetIagter:: ~sn. e5d bite, aid,
nuf Die iinihiiIbigc 5nmilie Hcinrs
9ertbeibigers Miidiid)t 6li nebmrl.-
8orsisenber: -@ie iOI Id bas per-
iteben?~
eInsefIagter: .@enit i'd ireiseIpro-
den tper0e, befoimnt metn Dertbeiti.
ger $500; perm Id aber perlrtlciIi
Iiuarha beionlmt q ni&tsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11

bon McMilIun Ctr, 20 SUB ipsitlid
BON Wearquis Str. (Stsusr $1.50)
$500.
William s. Giebert unb Jrsb. 8.
Strider an Sobt 8. 9fobinTou, aons
trait bic Cots 8 nnb 10 In 0apis
place ltnterabtb. In Mt. 9ootout fir
5000 gu pertdufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
9erpBs.

9tbgspieiensr s5rsier (Der5lpeifelt):
%, DOT Sbren ausen mOdte i4 mid
eri6ieben 80"
Jrdulein: lin @ottesmillen I.
Da baIts Id mir G6sy bic SDrsa jal"
The bee., 1916-08-18
News of the Town
"Good morningI Have
ysu seen The Courier2
EsVansVille's Sest paper"

Miss Ruby Martin. Of Stgler,
Okla, and MisslMaurlue Martin, OF
Hartford, Ky. are the guests Of
Mrs. John Y. Taylor. OF this city.
These charming young ladies are
nelces of Mrs. Taylor.
You can get a free trip to NAM
moth Cave with the Bees party at
Longs Bakery, Nixon's Restaurant
or Kings Drug Store. Ask them
about IL.
Mrs. John Reddiny, formerly Miss
Bertha Doyal, OF MadIsOnville, 10
seriously III Of heart trouble. Her
many friendsiare in hopes Of speedy
recovery.
J.N. Kestner WAS In Madisouville
yeAterday.
FOR SALE-Two young COWS
Jersey strain, gentle and both good
mixers. w. @. CARNAHAN
Robert FeAtherston, of FIT, Thorn
as, is visiting friends in this city.
Robert will soon return to the Fort.
The bee., 1916-08-18

Mahoney's M,nsrels gave two
performances here yesterday after
noon and last night. There vas q
large atterdauce at each perform
Ruce.
Mrs. Forrest Groves was In MadI
sonville Wednesday visiting frIends.
Mrs. Lem Groves aud childreo, of
Herrln, Ill, who are visitIng rela-
tives here, were In Madisonville last
Wednesday visiting relatives.
With just q little effort any one
may win free trip to the Mammoth
Cave on Aug. 26.h by getting in the
Bees contest. Begin touay aud zee
howseasy itIs to wiz.
Mrs. Ernest Ashby was in Nadi-
sonville Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas r. Rash were
IN Matisonville Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs W. A. Grant were
in MadlsOnville Wednesday.
iiMrs. Lee .Peyton and Mr.. c. NJ.
Brown were IN Madisouvllie yester-
day.
FOR SALE-Several used sewing
machines. Prices range from 81 90
TO $1,000. Ask about them at The
Bee office.
Mrs. Pauline ellis, of Louisville,
is here visiting Mrs. John YateF.
John Bernard Is tagging on Nos.
81 aud 81, thru passengers.
Section Foreman Perdue aud crew
have been repairing the mine track
at the Old.Victoria mine for several
DAYS.
All accounts Paid from Monday
ultil Wednesday nj ht at 8 o'clock
will give 500 votes on the Dollar m
the Mammoth Cave contest.
II. d. Cowand
Mrs. Ilev BrIuk'ey was ia Madl.
sonvIlle Tuesday.
The bee., 1916-08-18

Rev. Clay Hopgood visited be
sister, Mrr. T. @. Hart, Wednesday.
Mrs. Cha'. Trahern entertained at
cards Thursday morning in honor
Of her cousin, Miss Hester.
OLD RAGS WANTED AT ONCE
Clean cotton ones. The Bee
T. NJ. Browder, who has been in
failing health the past few months,
is losing ground rapidly and his re-
covery is not expected. Relatives
vt a distance have been summoned
10 his bedside.
All accounts Paid from Monday
until Wednesday night at 9 o'clock
will give 500 votes on the Dollar in
the Mammoth Cave contest.
3 II. D. Cvwand
Preparations are being made to
lay new steel iD the local railroad
yard. The steel Will be LAID from
near No. mine TO the Arnold mine.
Eighty pound steel IS to be replaced
Gv 80 pound steel.
The bee., 1916-08-18

40 spHman was IN Providence
to-day n business.
Frank Cliutoh, - II ykMsillt, was
m 'osh weontsrAv.
1T. Alex4odtf, q, WaTisonvilt, +,
vac hesr ltsterd ~ Daslness.
All arcounts Paid from Monday
u ~ Wedresd4y tiSht At 3 o'clock
1 will give $40 v"iss on the Dollar M
the Mammoth Cave goot,st
H. D. COwaud
Mp w p. JanniLgs il visItin2 her
dauS Ssttr, NJ. J.hn Longsttff, 10
Elkton.
w. A. Trnihs ws7t to Providence
today un bu-rir...
Miss MUUie i.u aud, who has
he "a visiting nci mo.h g here, went
to Bu~ hue Greor Wednesday where
che has u ,.J-';'"1 at Sta Normal.
Your neighunrs AND friends are 20.
ing with the Bees party on tho All
River trip TO the Maumoth Gave on
Sd'uraGy Au-. 26 h about you2
Prof. g. " Du 'ic- ard daughter
are va Gutiua mi, week who're they
went ~ httei"t ms h"m,. coming To-
d,.iO..ot .hs DI:,-.r.
r. VI. slliou. Of NaGlsluviile, was
w. tha ctty Un DUstutss Tuesday at.
t,r-o3n,
Mrs, Elmer WuI-fspoor and her
ca lIren left for HazArd. Ky, yes
terday where che viii i"in her hus-
baud and make her future home.
FOR SALE-A 800 six octave or
CAV for $40. Ask at Bee flee.
Miss Emma Wilson returned Wed.
uesday from a visit to relatives near
Madisnnville auo uef peasant voice
may sgalu be heard at Central
. s-r two weeks vacation.
Mrs g. w. WYATT spent Wednes-
dav in Mortons Gap wiki her dauSh.
te,.
All accounts Paid from Monday
until Wednesday night at o'clock
will give 500 votes on the Dollar in
the Mammoth Gave contest.
H. d. Coward
DR.. w. X. Nisbet has been grant
e1 a short leave OF absence from bis
duties at Ft. Thomas and has been
VISITING Mrs. Nlsbst in Evansville,
where she has been with her sister,
Mrs. Dawes.
Misses Rose Fox and Annie Ashby
left Monday for Hazen, Ark., for q
visit.
We want you to make the river
trip to the Mammot Cave on Aug.
26;n get busy now and see how easy
It is TO win.
Dr.. w. P. Ross visited his son,
William, in FIT. Thomas, several
days this week.
The bee., 1916-08-18
A Doctors Remedy for Coughs

As a cure for coughs and colds DR..
Bell's Pine Tar Honey combines
these remedies IN just the righr pro-
portion to do the most good for sun =
mer coughs and colds. A trial will
prove the value OF this splendid
cough medicine. DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey soOthes the irritation,
stops your cough, kills the cold germ
and does you u world of good. A
25c bottle will more than convince
you-it will stop your cough. At all
druggists.
The bee., 1916-08-18
FOWIer-SIatOn

Ol Thursday z. M, Aug. II,
Miss Arrola Fowler, sge %, and
Mr.. Henry 81 ,tor, age 20, were
united IN marriage at home of
B o. Piercy. Both bride and
groom were residents of Madi-
sonv lie, XIV. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. I.
Fowler.
The bee., 1916-08-18
Cure for Cholera Morbus

when our little boy, now seven
years old, was baby he was cured
of cholera morbds by Chamberlain o
Collie, Cholera and DiarIhoea
Remedy" writes Mrs. Sidney Sim
mons, Fair Haven, N. Y. " Since
then other members OF my family
have used this valuable medicine
for collie and bowel troubles with
good satisfaction and L gladly en-
dorse 1t as a remedy of exceptional
merit" 0btainable everywhere.
The bee., 1916-08-18

A Kansas town has passed law
against frogs croaking at night, says
the Chicago Evening Post. Prohi-
bition again.