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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
MEMS CLOTHING SCARCE.
PRICES MAG GO HIGHER.

Clothing buyers have but to
consider conditions precipitated
by the European war, which has
resulted in the curtailment of
importation of dyestuffs to the
detriment of many industries in
this country, especially that of
mems clothing. According 10 we'll
founded reports from eastern
manufactures and merchants, who
are sending out distressing in
formation to retail merchants all
over the United States in re.
gard to the filling of orders for
which there is n great demand,
particularly that of blue sergcs
Local clothing merchants have
been informed by manufactures
and jobbers in the east that
clothing retailers all over the
United States will experience diff
ficulty in repleniShing depleted
stocks later, owing 10 the fact a,
before mentioned, stringency
caused by the European war,
lack of dye stuffs, and the en-
barge on log wood, which has
created a grave condition in the
cloth MARKET
Attention is also called 10 the
fact, that nearly all the foremost
mems clothing manufactures and
mills of the east have received
large orders 10 clothe the armies
at war, and that the wooden mills
are running day and night pro
ducing uniform cloth instead of
regular cloth used in the manu-
facure of mems and boys cloth
ing.
Hickman clothing merchants
are well stocked with a great
assortment and variety of new
est garments for this season, but
from what quarters these stocks
viii be cplenished is already
causing some anxiety on the part
of retail merchants here and else
where.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

Registered Berkshire Bears for
Sale; Several good bears ready
for services. l.. Dodds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
PRICES IN YEAR 1856.

An exchange says: There was
little difference in the prices of
produce in the days of 1856 and
the present except in the matter
OF whiSkey, corn and meat. Meat
and corn We're much cheaper.
Here are a few of the quotations
given; Sugar Zoe, coffee ljc, mo-
laSses soc, salt soc bushcl, flour
- a barrel, pork 4c a pound, beef
DC, butter zoe, lard Zoe, wheat 81,
corn Doe, tobacco 81, whiskey 37c
a gallon, green hides Re and salt
cd hides Sc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

Things do move around the
farm these days. When Bill
wants to come 10 town he just
lights his cigar, steps into his
car, pulls a lever, gives a few
honks, and alights at the store a
dozen or 50 miles away. Some
speed to Bill, you bet!
DR.. r. Il. Rogers tells us tina
he has leased the old Southern
Hotel, at Paducah, and Will tale
charge in a short tame.
Backward, turn backward, old
Calomcl with your grippe, give me
some LEAlOLAC for just tonight
Trim the trees.
Courier Want Ads get results.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

Esq. L. A. Browder, of Full
ton, a valuable member of the
Fulton County Fiscal Court, may
differ with is on some issues,
but We ne for him in the matter
of running a magistrate court.
Niolators of law look upon him
like an EngliShman does at ~
centimetor German guns. When
he catches a gentleman with the
goods on, It's so many dollars
with a Jail sentence plus. If
every officer of the county was
as strong in the enforcement of
the law as this old Confederate
veteran, Jailer Murchison would
be as busy as a one-eyed boy at
a three ring circus.
For hoarseneSs, inflamed lungs
or irritating coughs, BALLARD IS
HOREHOUND SYRUP is a heal
ing balm. 1t does its work quick
ly and thoroughly, Price 25c, SOC
and Sl.00 per bottle. Sold by
Hickman Drug Co. Advt.
Registered Berkshire Bears for
Sale; Several good bears ready
for services. l.. DoddS.
According 10 the calendar,
spring begins the Dist OF this
month.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
DELTA LAND FOR SALE.

500 acres. IL miles above Hele-
ma. Ark. VIII cut 1900 of all
kinds of timebr. $40 per acre, a
down, balance | 10 4 years. 2400
acres joining the above tract, 500
in cultivation, 100000 feet of all
kinds Of timber. $l5 per acre.
5000 down, balance TO suit pur-
chaSer.-.C. L. Barney. Hickman,
Ky. SO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

We failed TO say anything last
week about the meeting of the
Truck Growers AssociatiOn-be-
cause there was nothing TO say.
The organization seems 10 be all
in, down and out. 1t might be
added, however, that truck-grow-
ing will be INDUCED in by several
farmes-association or no asyo-
citation. Some made money AMI
will try it again; others claim 10
have lost-and "a burned child
fears the fire."
When you need Calomel spell
it backward and take LEM0LAC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

Fulton Circuit Court, Ky
Birdie Pewitt Guardian q etc.
Plaintiff,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

records OF the clerk %. 4
County Court
For the purchase price .
chaser, with approved
or securities, must exc.ut Bond
bearing legal interest from .t
day OF sale until paid, ami aa;
the fore and effect OF Iu.c
ment Bidders will be pr pared
to comply promptly with ..
terms.
j. R.MlINUU
Comm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
NOTICE.

To all who feel an interest in
the cemetery at Poplar Grove
Saturday, March 4th, is our an
nual meeting for the purpose Of
electing officers for 1916 and 10
transact such business as may
come before the board of manage
ment. Please let all come. C.
b. Threlkeld, Pres, j. w. Ballow,
Secy. 2w
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

To Whom IL May Cou
have this day Feb. %. lHI.
my interest IN the firm col
let a Andrews Bros. 20
Bros, and avn no longer ..
any indebtedness or bills
above firm j. G.. llamb.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
lake NroNe's

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Rnriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-02

100 ACRE FARM for
mile from Benton, in N
county, Ky. 80 acres boo
ton with all uptodatc improves
mcntS Cheap ON easy term
c. l.. Barney, Hickman
Hon II 4. Smith W.s
from Fulton on bushes, Sal .I
The day book., 1916-12-16

OK WORRIES MARGIE
Il wish, Margie," said MOllie,
changing the subject, that you
would persuade Dick to come over
for week or two"
Il am afraid my powers of persua-
sion with Dick are nil, MOIlie,' I said.
Looking back over our married life
l can't seem to remember that Dick
Waverly ever did anything for his
wife simply because she wanted it
'Margie, hope you are not grow
ing bitter" !
No, MOllie dear, am only stating
a fact. But would feel better about
myself if 1 were bitter. 1t hurts me
that now l have no more feeling
about Dick and his affairs. l think
he never again can hurt me, but I
shall also miss his power to give me
JOY.
The thing that worries me, Mollie,
is my complete Indifference to Dick.
There, have said it. 1 did not mean
to tell it to anyone, but if you can
1SS'@-A CAAC pal QUA VI LL4y 4CC4-
ings, my greatest hurt in this matter
is. the fact that I no longer feel hurt
at anything Dick does or can do"
You poor unhappy woman!"
mo, dear, l am not unhappy. I
have just ceased to feeI-that is all
1 am coming back to my life in Sep
tember and try and interest myself
in something. I am not going to be
a grouchTI am not going to indulge
In sef-pity. Somehow l am sure I
am as much to blame for this state
of affairs as Dick, only my sin must
have been the sin of ignorance and
misunderstanding. If sonny had
lived"
But you are young" interrupted
Mollie, and will have other children"
81 hope so," 1 said gravely. 'But
no child will ever be to me what
sonny might have been"
L = 4
The day book., 1916-12-16

INDIFFERENCE TO Dl
Malcolm Stuart is a fascinating
man, - said MoIlie as we returned
from the public dining room to my
little suite at the hotel. ''I wonder
why he never married"
could not tell her, little book, of
that tragic page>in his life which he
told me in confidence when l first
knew him, and so I simply remarked,
81 wonder"
He rather strikes me, however, "
continued MoIlie, 'as a universal
lover more than a serious settled
down married man. Is that the way
he strikes you, Margie?"
I have never thought much about
him as a lover or husband, MOllie," 1
said with a laugh. 81 do, however,
have a distinctly friendly feeling for
him that is different from that feel
for any other man, for you know,
MoIlie, he saved me from being a
hopeless, helpless log. If he had not
written you about DR.. VirOt would
still be in bed unable to move or help
NY oCu. CdLuuOI uC4p DCl15 S4oICAOA
to him for that, although think per
haps his interest was actuated quite
as much by pride in the surgical
genius Of his friend as pity for my
condition"
did you know the doctor is going
to stay in this country and become
the head of free hospital for chill
dren affected with diseases of the
spine?" MoIlie asked.
81 saw it in the paper the other
day." answered eYasively.
Someone told me Malcolm Stuart
is financing the institution" volun-
teered MOIlie.
well, he can amply afford to do
So" I murmured. Dick told me
when I first met Malcolm Stuart at
Eliene's that his income was easily
half million dollars a year. He
can't begin to spend that amount on
l. IL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
8altildJe 1ifaraJem.
Don Mlbert Srid.

Die 2%iteratur iiber prisineae mer.
!aen, oie in Dem jebt bpn ben Delt,
i6en belebten &urlanh emit baulte.i.,
TT i@ier nnerla6pfliM. Menn man
irsenOein BUD aufi9tdgt. oos bon
&lrldn0ern unb 2ibt6npsrr 6at!oel!,
ltDbt man iofprt auf leute nit. otolz
ligen Gisenbeiten, nit fomiF@,a Or
lebnihen. Die llriaae 4ieg! Flor s,t=
tage: Die 5pii4en oeutf9er unb To-
pii@er aultnr absa9lofens Gage
tes 2anbss, oeren 8elpphneri1aI: ltA
in bartem Sample tire n%ationore
Gigenart gu erbalten beltrebt nor
uno oes6alb natursemGb alto Gr.n-
%aerllngcn, Gen91nbdten. 8rduNe
unb Gef9idten pfleste, bar tpie on5u
se14affens Originate Deraus5ubr1nz
gen uno lie gu begen uno gu pileg.n.
@or min liest ein fleines, min ~
Seiten umfa1enbes 8ii9lein. oas bpr
etpa einem balben Sobrbunoert err
f9ienen 1T uno ii@ betitelt: .Onrpots
@r0Ben unb Sbpen ppr piersig Sch
ren BON Or. Bertrand. 81 tn oisien
grinnerlngen gefAilberten Menfden
lebten alip .ettpa uni pis 3eit ron
1820-1830 in Ser baItifden uniperz
~ftdtstaot 9orpot, aito es 1ino per
alien uniberiitdtslebrer, Die u,.s sa
Dorgefiibrt peroen, ril6t alles asho,
rene 8alten, aber Mdnrer, Die nffen-
bar nnr gu balO bel bon ser @tgen=
art Der lie nmse6en0en Melt anse.
no1nmen batten, por alien aber al.d)
Wldnner, bic in elmer MeIt lebten.
no man gtgenart I9dbte uab liz ge.
oei6en lieb.
SD NOR glei9 Der erlts, BON Sem
% Die NeOe 1T, Ser Timber 1itdlg= Nefs
tor @pers. elm profeHos Der Sc
i4t9te, Der @obn boliteiniiher y1ll=
err, Der nit griinolt9er @elebrTcm=
felt Elm grobes organifntoriides 81.
lent perbano unb Dabur9 fegensreid
fir Die l1niperfitdt nirtte. Mie Di.ler
bpl1tetnil9e 8auernfobn fi9 Ois M@-
tung Der 9tuoenten gu berlGnffau
iplBte nno uin beoentlihen Mor:eez
fe9ten nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aaltbliitisfeit parierte"! Gs nae sen
@tuoenten itreng perboten, 5dnlrr.
bdrte gu tragen, NOS natiiriib MnfaE
lDar, bab re4t biele @tubenten per=
fu9ten, iib oieien berbptenen S9mud
anoulesen. Mn einem 5ommerabeiiDt
lpar Elm bibf9er, feder Brlloer e.I
DID nit einem iiiperben S4.urreorl
abgefaBt poroen uro mubte ms lint
beriitatsseridt. sic tennen oas
.8erbot?" fragte Gpers. .MQe.=
oings, Masnifioena, i4 raiiere mid
au9 ieoen Morgen, aber id babe e..
men 10 itarten 8artlpitds, Dag Sel
@9nurrbart gegen Mbeito inmel
tpieber ba it'll" gtpers blteb gang sc:
lafen Bel 0iefer Mun9boufeniaoe
quote Die @6ieln uno. laste: nSSu
oa 1ann i9 S6nen mdt 3belfen! Si,
mufen li4 tdsli6 0lpeimal ralitren
SEPT begeben Sic ii9 auf orei Soc
in ben &ar3er!!"
Niibreno mar es, tpie 6isier Uni
berlitdtss& eftor Sen 8efu9 siltti
8rubers aug Ser 9eimat empiinq
zines einfaden 9@ubma9ersl aerab
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
stnen be1eren S~tanbpuntt gu gelpina

einerr beneren Stanopuntt gu ysipin-
men. plDbli@ fubr ein srpber. itattli,
der Mann, mi. eillem SrbeNsitsrn
eei9miidt, auf MIDI lbs. rief:: pie
Wafe itiirat!!" unb gab mir etne un=
gebeure Dbrfeise. Dun fub id erIt,
SOB i9 cine foitbars etruslifae 8aie
l@on ins @9mdrten gebrdhtf bate.
Muf Sen &nau tiirate Der Muieumsz
biener berbet. Der srpBe 9err aber
sing mujeitdtif4 rubig %tpetter, als ob
ribts b~prgefalen mare. 9er Dtener
1agte mir trDiteno: nSas NOR Seine
Grsenena Der Minfiter @ebeim1at
@oetbe!!" ~ Muf oieie, Meife tsm
i@ nit sem 9idter oes .Jauf" IN
8eriibrurs. So, bdtte er sepubt, bob
ID 2sibniB 4eiBe, er Bate il9 se'
bitet!!" HI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
tamen 5ortmdbreno Dpr. Daber MUIR
Sc bas iebr bibi@e 9iitihpn auf Jpn

tamen fortndbreno bpr. Daber MUIR
Sc bas ie1r blbf@e Dlitiehrn auf i'm
gema9t:
nSoseno, mas onbre selust. logt Mns
0crS uns, abermalS IagenO,
Mu0ers meint CT es nid)t: Mnoers 1T
er MIR ielpit!!" 3a
9ieIer BibliptEefhr MnDers 9dits
einen Observation-Disclosures, Der oen be-
riibmten Namen Geibnib fii6rte ulh
nidt tpenis itol5 auf oieien Nan}en
nor, pbpobl er i6m eisentli9 rstt
ipenig @bre madte, Denn CT tpar ein
Ie6r unbeoeuteitOer Menfd, lpds am
belten bnour9 berieien miro. Oub er
ielbit ungebeuer germ bic @eidtdte
%|ei1er &efannti9aft NIT Bpetbs ~
erad6len pfleste. 9te 5tuoenten
fannten Bic @eididte febr genall,
beranlabten aber INNER ipte0er our
grpBen Jreube bes Mannes init Dem
beriibmten Nanlen, Oieien, Oab er oas
mertpiiroisite @rlebnis feines 9as
Ieins bertdtete, pds i'm Der 8erfaf1er
Dss 8i4letns nit Den t~folsenbe1
Morten tun ldbt:
SD tpar oamals no9 Elm innger
Bur1de, be1ab i'm Mlfellm i'll Meiz
mar Elm Selgemdlbe unb trat, ohne
MIDI umauleben, pelter .5uriid. uln
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
IN etnem Gage. pa er Den Notabtlita=

an etrem Gage. Da er Den Notabilitdz
ten Der StaOt Elm @aitmabl CAB. Nis
man ii6 gu Slid fcben mplte: frhte
Gpers Den gruoer nit Den 8lidsn
unb pernahm, BOP feline Gattili, cine
So1ae aus porne9mer, aoelissr sunni
lie, fir rben Shipaser in Ser noiittz
meinenbI item Mbli9t, baB er liJ in
benz pornebmen areife gentert fii6len
piirbe, i'm Msbenoimmer babe oedsn
lafen. 80 nein." fast Gners. .s5as
gcbt nidt an" 40 Gr Bat Sic &c:
ieaf6oft etlpas au narten, TiiDrtt
ieil1an 8ruoer. berein uno fagle
u!5ter, meine !6erren, ltele th Sbnen
meincn iinglten 8ru0er Dor, l%1letlte1l
Ysnjamin G@ubma9er fence
3si@als. Sd babe i'm in lanser
Salren ni9t gefeben, unb Sic lperOsn
mir erlauben, oaB i@ i'm gu mir
nc9nte." Sab Oas basl, 5eitrus, be
Nhtung Dor benz Reftor G.rers 5u.
er6Dben. lpar ielbitperftdnS..id,.
9ebr orpllig tit bic @ei9i9te DON
Dem profeiTor Der 3eidentunit @enfi
unb feinem 5reunbe, benz Sberlebrer
!9srrlnann, einem peoantt19en @ez
lebrten, Der breiBia Sabre lang ieoea
9onntas gu @enff ging, Inn BEL ll!n
Den See ein5unebmen. gr tebrte Iih
ald1 ni6t bara1l, penn @enff Mono
teleng i'm 5pmmer b%crreiit mar,
9pnntass eri@ien er opb. um Den
See gu trinfen, ben inn 5enffs
9ienitmdbden tu~nftsere9t 5u bereis
ten tpuBte. @tncs @onntass ober
polte es Ser 3ufoa, bab genff bel
9errn1ann mar. 9o fprong Dieier
mttten i'm @eiprd9 auf, na6m @ut
llnb Stod, berlieb, pbne Elm Wurl
gu laser, oas 9aus uno ging in sa:
6aus ieines 8efu@ers, I'm bel oielem.
ben See ei%n5une6men.
9ibi4 tit Die Mnefoote BON BEN
profeior Der Mr3neimitteGebre @tpr.
Der our9 feline 8Drliebs fir glIis be.
tannt mar. 8eim Gramer lpar man
10 gut tpie %berluren, tpenr1 mon oN
l6redli4e Jrase rGilis" 5og; perlt
ber 0ottoranb f9Dn ale moslieaen
nit Gf1ig. gu bebanoelnoen &renf6ei.
ten genannt Bate, fraste BrufeHor
@tpg nod INNER nod anoeren 9eiz
Den. ginit aog nun aber ein p;Btser
g1tlanoer, M-r, Die entlebliAs
Jrage. StDr 1ebte 1id bebagli9 in
Die @ofaede unb 1agte: rMollen Gif
mir nun allc 8rantbeiten ~aufSdblen.
in oenen giig sebroudt lperpeis
tann?" Der 9oftorano fabte fit,
f9nell nno iogte: n@ebr germ, atcr
1ennen Sic mir, !6err YrofeKor. erf,
eine &ranf6eit. in ipelf,er Der G.:ia
nlDt gebranoIt nerben fann!!" -
proIcfor Stpr lpar pcrhliifft. .Sn
Der 5nt, pprtreffli6 geantiportet! sd
femme mirfli6 feline lolde &raMtbsit
3teben Gie cine anoerc Jrase!!'
Sine Demerfensiperte @rIGeitnl1l
tpar Der selebrte 8ibliotDetar Garl
Mnoers, Dpn Dem Elm 9ofpatel
Sderaport nit Nebt b%ebauptete: II
beige anDers als 1etn Water nnD Der
belize anbers als Der grobpaHer, uno
bo4 feien fie lesitim. Dieter @err
Mnosrs, Elm ebemaliger @pmnaiialoiz
%reftpr, pfleste ieine gteoe ret9lid nit
3itaten gu 1piden. 9ie Worte cicero
last glato .last. Auintilius laat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
nus ser @elt geldafft tperoen far11.

Maeroings lit in @etradt SIT aie-
.bet, oaB in Merifo feline ltabile SIC
gierung eriitirt, nno mare Die Sl1pa=
lion nr,ter oieier Gorauslesltng er=.
folgt, miiroe bie Sa6e melentlid) ein-
fober lein, % bie Mnlpeienbeit anne
rifanilder Gr11ppen anf nterifani=
ldem @e6iete leoiglid} als cine $50
'~li5ein1aBregel betradltet merben fonlt=
te Ii. OILS lold1er ob1e Jrage oie l1nter=
itiibltng Der gelebliebel1oen glemerte
III Der geadbarrepublif baben miiroe.
3ie ganbesregierl1ng fat aber oen
lliurpator garrar5a, Ser Inn fem
Soar beIiers lit als bic anoeren 8ult=
bitten, Die 0as %1ngliidlide 2ano niht
sur Gl1be fommen lalien, als probi=
loriiden Nraiioenten anerfan1t, Garz
ran5as 8otidafter in @al6ington
lte6t als 8ertreter Ser &epllblif nit
unlerem 5taats0epartelnellt fortge=
|iest in l1nterbanolung, es eriitirt allo
eine BON ltns als geieBli6 anerfa1nte
Hegiernng in Werifo, ltno inter Die
Ter 8oransiebn11g tit Garrar5a pDlig
beredtigt, oie ginmiidung llnierer
|gfegierlt1lg in Die i1lternen Mngelegen=
|beiten Merifos 5uriid6umeiien.
ST. 8irflidfeit liegt oie sahe al
leroings lueIentlid anoers. nniere
8ren5e lit fortgelett 6eorobt, obne
bob Die .iogenannte Nesierung in Me-
rifo Dies gu Derbin0ern imlita1be lit.
Sic fatr1t feline @emtgtbnung fir bie
p%ieberbolten @ren5perlebungen bnrd
merifaniide 8al1oen geber, bie Ser
einigten Staaten iino alio po1ig be-
redtigt, ein5ngreifen, l1lo Oies batte
BON 4llfang on in elmer 8eile gelde=
ben lollen, Die iid lebigli6 altf Sic
militdril6en Ma6tmittel un6 niht
allf 8erbanOlungen NIT elmer gfegie=
rllllg ltiiBt, Die 11idt 5lt regieren inn
ltanoe lit. Mit BENT augenblide, in
focm unlere Irl1ppen bie @ren5e iiber=
ldritten, m,Bte unlere Regierung,
apenn lie logii6 bal10eln mollte, oas
9err11 Garran5a Doreilig ~gema6rte
Wlal1oat fir erlolden erflaren nllo
Die 9iegellllg ser I11gelegenbeit ielbit
in Die 9al1o neb1nel1.
9ies lit illoeiien nid)t geideben,
loloern es lpuroen langatbmlige Ser
bonolnngen gepflogen 1lno balbe
W}aBregeln ergriffen, sic GIT feinenl
poiitipen &elultate fiibrelt, aber sic
Stlmmllng in Merifo mebr ltto meDr
erblttern mubteri. SIS lit oaourd) ben
Gorran5ilten Belt nno @elcgenbeit ge=
9ebenL 9roBere Grllppemnellgen inn
9toroen Der Gepnblif at fon5entrirel1,
llno oielen luerben iif, 1pel1n es 5lll1
Allsbr1d) Ser STANDARDIZATION font
men loate, ale bie mberen @alsab=
ldneioer, Die iih jebt ge~genleitig be
reboer, briloerlid alliGlieBen. gelbit=
reoeno peroen Die amerifoniiden
Irl1ppen imitonbe iein, NIT Ser gam
sen 8eiellidaft mlf5uraltmen, tpenn
es iei1 muB, aber Die 5ad)e erfor-
bert ieet ungleid groBere Mnltren-
9lln9lllgetl llno Spfer, als apeiln mon
bon pornberein energiih eingeidrit-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

Die dlteten @ldfer, bon See
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pbDnifien unb Nesppten. Die pbDni.
tiI9en StGbte @ibpn unb SDros
lieferten treffli9es 9oblelas; bte
8liite bieier SnDuitrie fdat bor bie
rDmifde &aifer3eit; otter 1T mobl
bic dspptifde @lasma@erfunft, Dpn
Der mir f9on aug Dem II. Sabrs
hunbcrt b. Gbr. prpben baben.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
CITY IN COURT IN
REVOCATION CASE
Saloon Keeper Asks Manda-
tory IniunCtion-City
Will Fight Case.

Mayor Gaylor and City Attorney
Jernegan are IN superior court today
TO fight a mandatory Injunction by
Charles Kronewitter against the re-
vocation OF his saloon license.
The case dates back a year, when
Mayor Gaylor revoked the saloon
license. of John KrOnewitter, 5,
Wells ST. Kronewitter appealed TO
Judge Ford in the superior court for
a temporary restraining order, which
was granted. The city had the case
venued TO the circuit court but Judge
Funk sustained the Injunction. Since
that time however, the saloon has
been closed.
Last week John Kronewitter ap-
piled 10 the county commissioners
for the transfer of his license TO his
brother, Charles Kronewitter. The
commissioners granted it last Mon
day, but when Kronewitter applied
to Mayor Gaylor for the transfer. he
was refused on the ground that John
Kronewitter had no license 10 trans
fer to his brother it having been re-
voked a year ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
MATTSON HOUSE R|FLED
WHILE FAMILY SLEEPS
Money and JeWeIry Secured
by NOiSeIeSS Burglars.
Leave No CIeWS.

An unknown burglar working ST.
lently entered and Tansacvked the
home of David Mattson, 21s +.
Marion st. Thursday night, making
away with S72 and a considerable
amount of jewelry The family slept
upstairs unaware of the intruder and
the loss was not discovered until
Friday morning.
Entrance TO the house was gained
through a parlor window. which had
been left open, the screen being re-
moved by the intruder. He searched
the down stairs and left by the back
door. Clothes belonging 10 Dell
Mattson, the son, were searched and
left on the back porch by the rob-
Der.
Besides the S7S dollars, note for
$50 was taken and the following ar
ticles of jewelry, ladies' gold watch.
gold band ring, cameo ring, opal
ring. bracelet, locket and chain, lad
les chain. small locket and vanity
case.
No clues were left by the intruder
in his visit to the house, and the
police have nothing 10 work upon ia
their search for the criminal. II was
reported by neighbors that two sus-
picious characters were seen in the
neighborhood about : o'clock, Thurs
day night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
OL|VERS-BALL BANDS
AT NORTH SIDE PARK
Spite Clash Between Two
Squads BiIIed-LoCaIS
Are Crippled.

With a somewhat crippled line
up, the Oliver Ball Band squads
will hook up in a spite clash at the
north side diamond, Saturday after
noon at o'clock o. j. Kelley. reg
ular right fielder. splintered his fin
ger In last Saturdays game with
Studebakers and will be unable TO
play. Vic Morse, the catcher. who
was injured in that battle will prob
ably be able 10 take his regular
place behind the bat. IL Willis is
not used on the mound he will
doubtless be sent to right field.
Local officials of the team have
received no notification from Pres't
Carson. as 10 what action will be
on the protest of divers field three
weeks ago II is believed by them
that the matter will be dropped.
Stung by the protest, the locals are
aching for a chance to show the
Oliver tribe that they have a better
team. divers beat the Ball Bands
III the first clash between the two
squads.