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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
OenfieHrift mber ,1erife.

Waibington II. - StaatSJSe e.
fretGr Earnings Tenfifrift ilber
Werifo, meld)eS Iateriol Die Hegic-
rrtg ser Der. Stnoten peronloBte,
Die Garran5a &egierrng a~itSiierfen-
lleil. lit amt IL. Dem Simoesi enut SIT.
getelt lpoi0cn.
Ser Yr1iiocnt Gat eS obgelebnt,
DEM IN Der Saa'idSen Heiolittiou &c.
"itellten Serldngen nad)5ufommen, Die
oiplonpatiiden uipo &oniularberihte
ilbcr Die politiihe Gage luto sic poll.
tiid,en Greigniiie in Werifo ebenfaas
5l peroffcntlihen, ba oieies Dem SSn-
t~ereiie oes 2anoes Supioerlmlien
miiroe.
gllis Dem Seridyt lit SIT criebeu.
SoB IN Den Ssobren 1913, 1914 uro
1915 IS Imerifauer IN Merifo &c.
t0otct, gegenilber Den II Nmerifa-
erlllr, meld)e III oen orei porullsaegan.
geneu S1bren BORT umgebrad,t lpllr-
ben, iopie 20 amerifaniihe 3rpiliitelt
lno IS urerifmtiid)e Soloaten oui
amerifaniihcm Sooen IN oen SSui-
rem 1913, 1914 unb 1915 iniolge ser
merifoniidlcn @irren getootct nor.
Den iirto.
llnmittclear nad lleberrcidnrng oc$
9eriftS itellte equator Stone, Sor.
iiser beS Subsidiaries iiir oil&pGrtige
Nngelesen6citcn. Den Antrog. oeniel.
ben arf Den Gid oeS SailieS Su lescn
mo oils ofiantlifeS Sofimlent
onlden 81 loiien oa err feline 0ishli.
lion iiber leilen Smlalt miinid)te.
Senatur Nal gab icincm MifiaQcm
barber Mnsornd, Saf Der ErGiocnt
Die uertranliden Surreiponoensem
niht ebenialls perOifsntlidt babe.
(Siebe bierSu goitorieaes.(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
OemtidbIanS's mnt an,erifa's
StanSpMnet.
Omitted Press Telegram

Berlin, iiber Amiterbom. -
Seutidlano bat iein lestes &ort III
Der .2uiitauia" SraSe ~eeiaets nnp
miro feline l~ueiterc gipte bnriibcr uus@
urbeitcn, fpie IN bieitgeu amtliden
areiien 6etout miro. (Nicier Scpeidc
bonn 10. Sebrunr nlpdten mir nnr nod,
tin5uiilgcn. boB in Der bcutid)s nmeri>
tuniidlcu Erciic Die @teinung porz
bcrriht. Scutldluno lei in bieier
6rage iibcr Die WaBcn> peit ben Der.
Staateu cuteegcn9etommcn.-S. 81
@uibiugtou, 9. s. - Sic
a%mcrifoniidc StcIuug Der neuen
Saifeooteanmpoane Gcgcn be-
maffuetc 6unhcisidiifc lit
iplgctoc:
Seutidlano miro nm Iprulelc Ser
%lid,erungen criudt wcrocn, buB Icinc
Gumpaenc uid't gcgen Die inn .Sliis
tauio"s uuo vArabic" Sale ~gegebencn
Teripreduu9en pcrltoBt.
Sic &ereinigtcu Stdatcn lperoen
baS Nedlt BON 6aubeisifiifeu ancrs
tcnnen, lid 81 lcoiglihcuW yer
tbeibi9ungs5pcdcu 81 befpdffucn.
Sie Ser. Stanten iueroeu baS Hed,t
ppn Hentrnlen uno Nihtfumbattan=
ten, aut betuafiueten Sanoelsihiffen
su fabren, uertrctcn.
Mmerifaniihe Siirger perben nift
gemarnt mod miro mait linen per
bieten, auf beuaffneten SanoelS=
iffffen sn rciien.
Die Ver. Staatcn iuerber feline
feiten Hescln bariibcr, mas @erthcioi=
gunssbewaffnuns beiet, aufftellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

S%lellfbrilbe nit aiiseIhen aus scs
mablcncm SilbnerfIeiif. Sn oieie5
SubnerfleiIh bate. mad, fonitatierten
llnterluhungen bpn Seiten ~tonrpetens
ter Sahlcrtc. Ner8tcn, gben1itern,
gunocabcborbcn unp Der IoIiSei, elm
Nnartilt. bcilen Hame ais Sean
Srones gegcben pirb. - 8iit,
Grienif 9etban. NIT Der ,nnens
id)enfrcunoliden" IbIift, Die Spieen
bon Stride uno Staat mitiammt benz
ilbrtaen vtleinen 8eriimpel bon fatbos
ltlden Saien" red]t ifnea aus bieier
talter, ber5lolen WeIt b~eraus3uz
ld1aften. DAB Sfreiber bieier Seilen
bente, etipu cine @ohe mad, Dem nu5u
interellanten gorfalle, Sir, lieber
Seier, oicIe Grinneruns Ihreiben fam,
anltatt bdB Su feline 9ebensbeid)reis
bnr9 btnter ieiner SpoeSnoti3 lieit.
peroantt ocrlelbe neben @ottes aiitiaer
Torlebung lpobl bem llntitanbe, oaB
yonlieur Sean Inardiit. ooer elmer
letiter Wit9ebiilfen, bel benz ,itonen"
unterfan9en lid irrte, ober bod,
Semano aus Der 8pue fiel. @s beibt,
ourd Die Sbatiafe, baB nj \ / 8Gitc
erld)ienen, ais ~anfdnglid Der Slide
oes l~niperlitp Club 9enlelbct pproen,
let Die Eortion oeS rHatten9iftes" fir
Die ein5e!nen Sbeilnebmer peroiinnt
tporpen uno fonnte bcsbalb penias
items niht tootlid) ipirfen. Sab pas
Sttt aber ipirfte uno ipic, babon nolen
mir Dir ia chen er5dblen. lieber 2e1er.
@ir. beobadtetcn. mad, Dem 8ana
Snppe, als erlten @aif, Der Den Saal
perlieB. uniercn bod)eeiddsten unb
ciniti9en @itpileer bel Der Hpmiabrt
oes 8. N.>&. Central sBereins, ben
Sran5isfancrpater Bern Hep. Sbepz
balo Curriculum, 8. j. SC, bon Gins
cinnati, Sbio. ipelder, bon einem
Saien 9efiibrt, Der Sbiire s%uitapfte.
Gin 8ropflpner @erb Hcp. neben iins,
mad]te inns auf Die aihgraiie, fable
@e'idtsfarbc Deg Iustretenocu auis
mcrtlam unb meinte: .Sc lpofs as il
be ipcre to iuffer a itrpte. Iuppoie
there are DOCTORS enough preicnt to
offer alIiltancc. ...." @ir erinnern
ms, oann nod cinen tpeitercn Sang
Slid nno Sammfleiif genoiien an
BADEN, nls mir iclbit llniuobliein
ipilrten. tudbrenb i'm eanSen Saole
cine llnrube iih beflinbetc, Die uuf
cine S~torung Der Seier beutete.
Wan offnetc Die Senitcr, UNI Den
Iand Der Gigarren binans an loIien
iino 5ablrcite @aitc entfernteu iid.
Wir bortcn nod, an cinem HebentiIdle
Srage nno Intlport: .Spm so pou
fecl?" IS can't lop Of the belt"
uno bemerften, bab infer Iebenmnnu
rehts, gan5 in aller Stille. beri6puns
Den mar. llnterbeiien mar bas uns
bcimlife 8efiibl I'M Snnern BEL unIes
Ter Wenigteit aud, gu ipldem 8raoe
Der llebelteit seiticgen. bab mir BEN
itarfen Sricb nah friider 9uft 10
nnforiidlih merftcn, bab mir, nit
eincm fur5en I~bihicbsiportc an Den
Bern giep. bon grooflpn, gum Saale
binallssineen.
yin Der Sbiire itanb unier guien>
frcuno nno 6riegsfamcrao in 400
Reconsideration. Der beitbetannte
Gbicagoer @nipalt, Serr Iidbael
Gsnten. iuelher ms i'm coulantciten
Iuremburgcr Seutib fraste: Bias De
OBJ franf, Sic? ct lin Der bill, forts
gangen." Wir erinnern lins nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
(Spc5ieu fur hicic 3eitun9)
Detra9tun9en ei'ree pereifteten.

Sn MadiolsemSen ihibert Scrr @e. 0Onner, mc CT in Chicago bel oem
Yanfett Der yGatbole Gburd GgtcnfOn suectp Of the II. g" ben
Sob. nit bent Mcrmef Nreiite". MS Mugenseuae. beihreibt r bic
erfen unb bic nahiulscnoen Wirfmnsen Der nit ,Gattengift" gcmiih-
ten suppc. - Gr ipridt alSbanm pm her Gntbcdnns hes anarditi.
fhen 3umpluts, yseicaihaftihes Sudpilb inter ben Srbnunss.
geniem sm erlesen" unb bn Sulsen ant leiblihen 9cbem. 9amu be-
Icudtet CT yoe Wnral BON Der q eihitt". sdulen Der anarde in
ben Ser. staaten. 5em Gite Der suttlpien, anardie forbermbeu
YreTe fpa baS Gesengift elmer dritIihcn Sagespreie crtaeaenqcaeat
werbcn, mobei Gin jeber aekr ien sderfein beurascn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Der waiicmi0aEcr.
S250,000,00 mcrtb felt Srsiun res
&rieses, iehen Sag ct,ua fiir
S2,OO0,O00 wcrtb MuTi=
tiuu MI Die gaiicrtcn.

W q b ingtou. >. 9.-&rie9se
nutrition i'm 8ertbe bon noGeSu ST.
600, 000 front Jest tdglih alls Den
Der. Staaten nab Ben Sdnberu Der
gntente, unp Die 3iifcr Niro iih nod
erbDbeu, ipbalp Die &robuftion ges
ltiegcn iii. Nod munnteidng nadl
Nusbrud) bcs &riegc5 man Die Iu5s
fllbr BON aricgamuterial uah europa
gdn5lif unbcbeuterb. lirb crit I'M Die
Mtitte beS Snbre5 1915 bcaann Die
Teridiffung Der l%lnmengen Wunitiou
II. !. 10, bic tontruftlih in Den Der.
Stnaten bcrgciteQt perben.
Nud, elmer ont l6. 6ebrunr ponl
Souocl5z Scpurtemcnt III 8uibingtOn
pcr0ffentiihter ScbdBuno lit bis lett
lett Seginn oe5 &ricge3 arie85rpufTcn
unb Munitiou i'm @ertb bon lln9eidbr
$250,000,000 nad) europa perid]ifft
porben. Selbit penn Die Seritelung
pon Wunition unb lonitigem &riegss
material in Den Ser. Stuatcn pl0tlit)
5lIm StiQltunb fomnlen iputc, pilroc
Der @~eriaubt in Den udhiten bier
Monatcu nod einnldl cine &icrtel
Ntilliurbe Collars betrd9cn. bob man
weiB bcitimmt. buB Die Sroouttipn bon
Sag 81 Gag ungebcllcr 5unimmt, uadls
Dem ale moglid)en Sabrifen I'M 2anpe
lid auf Die 9critellllng Dor Nricgse
material eingerid)tet bdbeu.
Ter iibrise Mnslannsbanncl.
9c5iislid bcs NuslanSs sSanocls
Der Der. Staaten I'M NQgemeincn
gibt pos 6unbclseS cpartement be-
fannt, oaB Gnglanb gegculpdrtie
mebr als Elm Srittel Deg 8eianlmts
betrass fault, ndmlid) I'M Sabre 1915
@narcn i'm @ertb BON ,000,s
900. Sranfreid itebt an sipeiter
Steuc nit $500. 000. 900, Canada an
sbrittcr NIT $344. 100000, Stalicn an
picrtcr nit $250,000,OO0. Gnglanb's
gintdliic bobcn iid III 1915 Dem Sahr
1914 Gegenii6cr b%crbuppcIt. Srnnts
rcit'2, Stnlicu'5 nnb 0richculano's
pcrbrcifutt.
Die Iusfuhr aus bcu Ser. Staatcr
mad, ncltralcn elrppdiideu SGnbcril
5ci1t cine 3unnbne INT 90 bis rs
Sru5crt. Shlpebcn fauite III 1915
logan brci Wtal iopicl lpic in 1914,
ndmlich $4,000, 900. Sic Insfubr
rndb Icrifo lit bon S33,00O,0OO aui
SAL 900. 900; nud Ir9cntiuien bon
$27,000.000 auf $4,000. 900; mad,
@raiilicn bon S23. 100000 aui $34,s
100000. nnt Chile bon $4,000 900
AMI $17.000.000 seitiescn; nod
China bon 100000 600 auf. $19.s
100000 6urild9egan9en. bngegen nadj
Sasan bon SAL, 100000 aui $45.s
100000 g%citiegcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Die neuen G~nttuuMnecn.
Die II. z. Administration ipll I'M Bur-
ans BON benz neueiten Grlae iiber
ben Sauhbputs 9rieg SenntuiR err
baIteu uup banaf sebanoelt babcn.
gerniturif periuna non srata?
UNITED Press Telegram

@ b in9ton 3. y. = Ss
purbe am 10. Sebruar in Waibin9ton
betannt. baB Die perIonlihen Se3iebs
ungen 3lpiifen Stnats,efretdr Gaming
uno Dem beutihen Sotidafter 8rafen
b.. gernitprif benz 8rlIdje nnbe ieien.
@cnu ni6t cine ioforti9c Icnoerun9
eintritt, 10 bat &dIbin9ton 8rinp 5u
eriparten, baB 8raf gernitprffs Nb@
berufung perlangt tpiro.
Ils Heiultat Der drgerlihen Stim>
mung, nel6e I'M Staatsz Separtement
berriht, ipurbe gum erltcu Wfale Der
Snbalt Der fiir5lifen Serbanolun9eu
3piiden Seutid)lanb unb ben Der.
Staateu befannt.
Bon Gaming r%erbeinlidt.
Plus oieien M~clonrgeu lit 81 crz
ic6en: SAB Die Der. Staaten im @urz
aus Nadridt batten, DAB Seutidlano
uno Seiterreifs llnsarn cine neue Sez
itintmun9 be5ii9lih Der 9anoelsid,iffc
erlaiien ipiirben.
Sab Seutiflaup uub Seiterrcifs
llngarn bieien grlnB bonn 1. Sebruar
bis gum 1. &drS perld]obeu.
Sab bic @ereinigten. Staaten ben
gntcntemdften ben Soridlag our
enttpaffnuus Der Sanoelsoampfer
mdffeu, nad)bem lie 8enntniB bon
oen YlGnen Der 9entralmdd)te batten.
Sab Die Iereinigten Stanten 81
teiner Belt Seutihlanb bas gcies>
lide Med)t 5lseitanbcn, einen bcrurtis
gen grlaB 5u pcroffentlihen, icopd)
gaben lie gu, bab Der oeutldle Stnnos
punt feline @erettigung babe.
SaB Seuti6lanb, troebem es Dor
Der niht Die @inipiaieuns Ser Der.
Stnnten einbolte, che es ben grlab
peroiicntlitte, I'M llnreht lit. neil
mad Nniidt Der II. e. 8esieruns feline
3tpci ooer .fei Hesieruneen inter-
rationale 8eiese %erlaiien fpnnten.
&ab Die Ser. Staateu Der Mniiht
iinb, SeutIhlanb babe cincn Scbler
ocmdht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Gin sattsliiebts Daily In Scr
GamScsiprac,e.

81. 2ouiS. no. - Ger .Sc.
rolo oes @lalbcnS" mclSet: Gin
fatbolii6es Sa9ebIatt in Der 9anoeS.
iprafe lit wirfIih suitanbe sefom.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Gmbargo
i5aSet Nmerifa.

Gnglano indjt &untrulle iiber oen
san5et lleberiecbanncl SIT erlanget,
,ueil es abbangis pm n~eatrafer
Shifffnbrt lit. - G%nglanb's nnge.
beuere Shnlbenlait. - Neue Hie.
ienauleibe. - &6niss 3brunrebe
betunt, ben &ries bis in's Gnbluie
fprt5nieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
&araang por
aruierteu SjiFta.

SdJmeocn idliekt lid als erite nens
trale Wad)t Der ocntidDcn Nnfiai-
Jung bon .frieolidcn !Sanoelsidif.
fen" Der Iliicrtcn au.-Stutbul-
mer Tesiernng fiibrt i'm &f
I'm nentralc HedJtc. = SeuatOr
Gobge jebud) u%crnrtbcilt, mas
Stofbolm ais Ged)t erflGrt.-Gr-
flart, GinscEen ami ben ocutiden
S~tcnopuEft wGre ynnncntral".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
IcMcr Hieicmfrcott.

Yrcmicr Isouitb hicIt cine bebciis
~tungsppuc Hebe I'M Snuie. porin or
CUR Spariamfeit mabnte unb balbiae
nciic Stcliern antiinbiete. Sie gin@
iubren miiBten bebeutenb berminbert
lpcrbcu unb Elm neucr ~&riegsfreoit
perpe ndtrite @od,e beantrast, pabrs
ifeinlid in Der 5obe o 500 Wilios
men SfunS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Support pcitcr cinseihrdnft.

@cuise Stuuocu ipdter iplrre elm.
f0uiaIide Sroflamation 5ur geifrdns
flung Der ginfubr erlaIicn, bic bonn
1. Mars an elm pollitdnpises @infubrs
perbot auf pielc Irtitel einihlicBt.
n.-Sorb galfour ers
fldrte am IS. Scbruar, baB elmer Der,
groBten Seblcr G~nelano's Dor benz
ariegc Scr setpeicn lei, baB es pers
idumt babe, cine Slotte lenfbarer
2uitidifie nad beutifcm Initer az
baucn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Died Saturday in Sixty-eighth
Year Of His
Age.
WAS DUE TO PARALYSIS
Many Institutions Had Con-
fened Honorary Degrees
on Him.

indianapolis, July %. James Whit
comb Riley, the Indiana poet, died
this evening.
Death was due to a stroke of paraI-
ysis.
He suffered from the extreme heat
all today, but was thought to be resi-
ing easy tonight He asked his nurse
for drink of water at IL o'clock
When she returned with it he WIS
dead.
He was born in Indiana probably IN
1848, though he was sensitive about
his age and would not tell the date or
his birth.
Publication of his books of poems
year after year brought Riley a fortune
and wide recognition of his literary
genius, and not only in the general
form. Many of his poems are of imsg-
NATIVE fantasty of gentle philosophy.
In 1902 he received the degree of
master of arts from Yale University.
and in 1904 the University of Pennsyf-
vania conferred the honorary degree
of Ii. D. on him in 1907.
In July, 1911, the poet presented
to the city of indianapolis property
valued at s75O,OCO for site for a
public library and school administra-
ton building.
Mr.. Riley never married, bur ne
was lover Of children, whose spirit
he OWNED so intimately, and of fami-
! ly life. Many of the last years of his
life he spent quietly at his home III Il
secluded section of indianapolis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
DENNIS {. BARBEE
KILLED in ARK.
Was one Of FerreII's Boys
and Was Preparing to
Attend the Reunion.

Mr.. w. w. Barbee, Of Oak Grove,
received a message Sunday night from
Little Rock, Ark, informing him that
his brother, Dennis T.. Barbee, ofthat
place, had been killed in an automo-
bile accident near Pine Bluff Sunday
afternoon. The fatal accident occur
red at a railroad crossing, when the
machine in which Mr.. Barbee was
riding was struck by train. No
further details were given.
Mr. Barbee was born in 1860 and
was reared in this county and educat-
ed at Ferrell's High School. He had
lived in Little Rock for the last if
teen years and was a member of the
Vass-Barbee Manufacturing Co., a
wholesale saddle and harness house.
lie leaves q widow and three chill
dren. Also two brothers, Lee j.
Barbee, of Graham, Va, w. w. Bar
bee, Oak Grove, KY, and two sisters,
Mrs. w. b. Wooton, of Texas, and
Mrs. j. II. Pattillo, of this county.
Mr.. w. w. Barbee left for Little
Rock yesterday to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Barbee had accepted an invita-
ton 70 attend the reunion Of Ferrell's
Boys next month in this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

Col. NJ. c. Butler, the army officer
shot to death by H. j. SPANIEL, a
young hotel man at Alpine, Tex, was
a son of the late Senator M. c. Butler,
of South Carolina. SPANIEL invited
Col. Butler to 90 riding with him and
Mrs. SPANIEL. He drove the car into
the residential part of the city and
then stopped it, turned in his seat and
using two pistols shot Col. Butler and
Mrs. Spaniel to death as they set on
the rear seat. He refuses to talk, but
the two families were on most friend
ly terms and an investigation brought
out the official statement that the
murder was without any sort of justifi-
cation. SPANIEL is said to be filed
with remorse. His wife was great
beauty.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
STANDING
COMMITTEES
Of the H. B. M. A. An
nOunced By President
L. H. Davis.

Finance Committee-H. M. Frank
ell, Chairman; Ira D. Smith, E. c.
Radford, j. H. Bell, M. c. Forbes
w. T. Tandy, j. H. Cate, Sr., Ed L.
Weathers, j. E. Mcpherson.
Membership Committee &C. h
Chairman; T. j. Baugh, R. T. Stowss
w. M. Hancock, j. E. Moseley, 0diG
Davis, Hugh West, Ira L. Smith, T.
H. Cate, Jr.
Information and Statistics Commit
tees. l.. Cowherd, Chairman; Chas.-
NJ. Meacham, NJ. E. Bacon, T. C. I'm
derwood, M. L. Elb, Louis Ellis. E0wc
Johnson, George E. Gary, c. NJ. VIII
hanson.
Civic Affairs-F. X. Yost, Chair
man; w. r. Wicks. T. L. Metcalfe.
Bailey Russell, j. NJ. Neblett FREQ
jackson, C. E. Woodruff, George
Crenshaw, Gus K. Stevens.
Road, Highways, Street ,-..5
walks-R. E. Cooper, r.r,,r -, a'ug'
Walter Knight, M. q. Mo- ,,'',. ,''--''
Cundiff, Luciag J. Harris q
Campbell, W. L. Gore, David .Srrb.
c. D. McQueary
Transportation C Freight Conuat-
tee-Jas. o. Cook, Chairman. Gsorys-
E Gary Walter Harmed, S. [. Pee
H. A. Reach, Paul VIM, T. NJ DaI-
ton R. J. Cary, W. R. Crawley.
Mercantile C Manufacturing Cour-
mlttee-J. T. Wall. Chairman; .lnn
H. Bell, J. j. MeteaIfc. J. y -
wards, d. d. Cayce, A. C. Oyerss,,T
er, R. M. George, Win Fox, n "a
Garrison.
Entertainment Committee-p, VIZ
Kitchen, Chairman; A. H. RekIes. 10
T. Foster, w. II. ForbeS Iau,...f
r !, Morgan Boyd, t. l.. MeteaIr'S
b. D. Hancock. Bailey Waller
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

The details Of Mexico's proposals
for peaceful solution of the difIicul-
ties existing with the Uuited States
were made public Thursday by the
foreign Office when copy OF the note
which was sent to the Washington
government on July II was given to
the newspapers for publication. The
note suggests the naming OF three
commissioners by each government,
the commissioners to meet at some
neutral point, probably Niagara Falls,
Ont, TO discuss the withdrawal OF the
American troops now in Mexico, the
drawing up Of am agreement provid-
ing terms for the reciprocal crossing
of the frontier by the troops of either
nation and the investigation OF the
origin of the parties which have raid
ed American border towns for the
purpose Of definitely fixing RESPONSE
bility for them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

An appeal from the decision of two
judges of the Court of Appeals in the
Paducah contest cases has been taken
to the whole court. The petition
specifically charges that Mayor Lack
ey, who was appointed by Gov. Stan
ley after being ousted, was not only
the beneficiary of Hazelip's organiza-
ton, but knowingly reaped its bene.
fits.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

Winchester Democrats want the
Democratic campaign opened on a
day in September on which it might
be possible for President Wilson TO
attend. The President is coming to
Kentucky Monday, September A, to
accept Lincoln Farm for the nation.
The opening has been put for Sept.
8, but could be changed to Sept. 5.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Socialists Nominate c. G.
Tetteller Congressman In
Second District.
WAS FORMER POPULIST.
Has Lived Here Three Years;
Stamping Campaign
Planned.

c. G. Tefteller, Hopkinsville's lead
ing Socialist, has received word Of his
nomination by that party for Congress
in the Second District. Mr.. Tefteller
is an ardent Socialist and this honor
comes as a just reward from the
party. He has been prominently iden-
tilted with it in this and other states
since his conversion into the Socialist
ranks.
The primary for the nomination
was held by referendum. One of the
local Socialists organizations made the
nomination and ballots were mailed
to all the members of the party in the
district so that they could make their
votes. Mr.. Tefteller was unanimously
selected in this district.
Mr.. Tefteller moved to Hopkinsville
three years ago. He has been a
Socialist leader here since that time.
The candidate was interviewed by
a Kentuckian reporter yesterday
morning. He was in his overalls in
the steaming room at Metcalfe's laun-
dry, where he is washman.
81 intend to take some Of the dirt
out of politics like am taking it out
of these clothes" he said.
Mr.. Tefteller is a native Of Texas
He began his political career with TIL
Populist party. He tells an interestin!
story of his change to the Socialist be
lief.
1t happened eight years ago. Ht
and Judge w. E. Peck were stumpinG
Grayson County in a joint debate
being the opposing candidate for Con
mess. When they met on the stump
at big barbecue Mr.. Tefteller opened
the argument and outlined his views
When Judge Peck went to speak
he said, 81 can't offer any opposition
to this mans beliefs. He isn'ta Popu
list, he is a Socialist himself" Mr.
Tefteller discussed the matter further
with Judge Peck and by the end o
the campaign was convinced that HI
had been mistaken in politics and wa
a Socialist in heart.
Mr.. Tefteller stated this mornin!
that he would make speeches through
out the District. He said that the part,
would be unable to conduct an eX
tensive campaign on the stump. H
stated that the effort it would max
would be to double the vote in tn
District this year.
This will satisfy them.
Mr.. Tefteller repudiates the ide
that Socialists seek to turn the socia
order upside down in a social revolu
ton.
1--WE only strive to establish grea
reforms little by little until our idea
is reached" He said. Our principa
campaign WILDE anti-military and i
favor of government ownership of a
many public utilities, by purchase, a
is consistent with common sense"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Teachers Institute

The Christian County Institute for
white teachers will be held in Hop
kinsville on August l4-19.
DIR. (. c. McDougal, head of the
Eastern State Normal school, will be
the instructor.
The session will be held at the High
School or Belmont School.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

That Russia has. been promised pos
session of both sides of the Dardan-
elles is stated categorically in sum-
mary of tne proceedings of the Army
and Navy Committee of the Duma as
published in the Petrograd newspa-
per, Russky Slovoe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

Chairman Vance Mccormick says
the Democrats will get enough Pro-
gressive votes in Indiana to assure
them of carrying the State for Presi-
dent Wilson and will re-elect the two
United States Senator's.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

The death of James Whitcomb Ri
ley, the poet, invades literary circle
none too we'll filled. Good poets are
rather scarce. Hopkinsville, for in
stance, has only two or three first
class ones.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Lightning Strikes.

A cabin on the farm of w. 7. Rose,
near Lafayette, and a stable on the
farm I. II. Elliott were struck by
lightning and considerably damaged
"Wednesday night No one was hurt
at either place. .i h'gl'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Adjudged Insane.

George Smith, colored, who was hit
on the head with heavypiece of iron
by Charlie Hawkins, recently, was
adiudged insane and taken to the hos
pital.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

Another couple OF Charles are al
ready out for Mayor Of Louisville in
1917. They are Chas. H. Knight and
Chas. Cronan, both Democrats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

Gen Trevino, the Mexican comman-
der of Carranza forces in the north,
has been transferred to Mexico City
without explanation. Gen. Herrera
succeeds him.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

According to a birthday balance
sheet, said to be in the hands of Cleve-
land authorities, John D. Rockefel-
ler's wealth is 81, 900. 900, 900 or over.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

The Rural Credit Association APP
pears to have overdone the credit
business.