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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-21
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DISEASE" STRIC-
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BLADDER. KID
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81 FCiFlC EHIU-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
OBSERVER HOLDS
POST IN TAI OF DEATH
-. -

Associated Pres. Correspondence
FJri. It,nch uitiijrr, rartru
tells the follow ~ story OF operations
In Nstcc.
I'VE had l,u icd to got ria uf % ma
chIu, gun shelter this, had been annoy
iug d- o. gr,u' lesl and With, Ur were
about ~ KNOCK ~. iruri lime of Ger.
men ircn.hrs o. pieces. lines were
So clos, that tine colonel ordered ull 'hc
front trcurhc- 20 be- evacuated except
for Hy lieutenant who had volunteered
20 -tuy Their md direct the tire.
My battery opened fire aud after 70
few rounds my lieutenant t%clophoucd
that We We're dong we'll but that II We
shortened our rhugr twenty yards, II
would he stIll lrttcf. ~ thc range wa
over I,juu Yards. ! asked him DO hr was
sure | could shorten II without danger
10 him Ilc answered that n wa, quite
safe. Att,. o. number of rounds b., tcly.
phuhcd me ugu,u 20 shorten the range.
this time b ytcu yards. 'rhcu. be- ,u,b.
your she'll Nll be- falling right on the
front lite cot German trenches told
him that ! world do ~. hu' that he
would of course retire 10 the second
linz.
! gave him ZINE to GET away, and then
began again Ten minutes later, 10 ny
n~ma1emcui rho Telephone rang again.
Nv lieutenant had STAYED hy his post uI.
though 90 perfect bnii ct ,hrils WIS
bursting un 'hr Gcrmuu trcLrho, Just
seven yutd- .Hay from him, ~ meas.
urrd the ii-fHuc". - says something
for our e1nu'f that only one shell had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
- ir'


Ton nearly two years A%louluer-
que heretofore almost always
4 the proud posscssur Of q reas-
unably efficient city government. has
been treated to an almost continuous
exhibition of a microscopic form Of
the great American game ot politics
uoians threw their cons derable
weight into tho las, municipal cleo
iion and carried ia. day
since thai time II seems e. a ma
jority of unpreiudiccd observers that
political considerations nave had
more To- do with framing aud directing
administrative policies ana municipal
business than those 4 ,onsid-
orations OF results " p To- this
Time had been held Co. Z import
. an'g IN CUR city. o%nairs
The Herald. in making ths rHscry'-
ton, directs no ofiti..sm az uy lndi-
Nidual member al the present oitN
po,crnmcnt Il Is merely : settlement
of what appears to q great many pco-
pl. To- hc a fact aud a most ,nfortu.
nate one.
Having mad nearly two years of
partisan bir1crirg and pctti carui
tins 10 our ,ty 'ffair-. ls the result
Of a partisan election. the question
now arises Jnd BIS being quite Ecu,r
1ll, asked 10y thoughtful business m-r
me taxpayer who care much les
about jobs tor favored honchmon
han they do about a ..ty go,ornms -
mat delivers the goods
Haven't ", Do. pough u' parts.
Influence aug con- IN "ur rit, AZ
fairs or do vo v,.. two wears more
oi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
TEACHING FOREIGN LN>.uN AGES.

~RESlDENT BOYD Of the state
University. IN q recon- lutcr-
view in the Herald regarding
the recent pan-American scientific
congress. declared That there must
bc a complete revolution In methods
of Teaching foreign language in tn.
schools ct this country. n our Young
people are to- hc prepared Tor activity
uL,s.dc % thcir own home relation
ship
Th,rr ~ not much doubt mat pres
emit methods Of "teaching' foreign
languages I'M American h,sh schcois
aud colleges are the most inefficient
u least profitable feature of all
courses offered Hundreds lnd thou
sands Of BOYS and girls 90 tlis coun-
try go through high school aud cole
lceo. axe the required tW' ears in
French OF German. generally, 81
sometimes in spanish or Italian ace
.pulrr sufficient rcadlnL k~nul-dsn Co
rIch uut M, Sentences ui widely
translated works with the a|o. often.
.i the translation before them. get
dt tor such work ana 90 hish
school diploma or college ucg. cc with
the AID ct such credit-and promptly
forget an about b. NJ effort IS madc
..Ht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

resolution viii boar examination We
| further recommend the, ro,d that
the oi each county shalt have,
the owo t. select the agent Tor
then county TN. is an easy sort ot
resolve to speak for in y runiic gath
crng OF men who believe rs we an
de- ia democracy. but VIil u hold va
ter" ON its taco 1t calls Tor the cleo
tou of county agents by popular vote
ui the TINS would hc %
GOOD way n an the farmers could
ct akc up one applicant Dfter an
other. study his history, t.k Win
him. find out what sort OF man he IN
got along with. and ,anvass the
Ter of his value pro AMI con as
impaired with other applicants But
v, never vote ON people in that VaS
Great corporations who want
skilled specialists never clcc' th"m hy
vote Of their stockholders. THE stock
holders cannot meet often enough and
tllb tho mnttcr over fully enough To-
enable them iu do the worn ct sclcc-
'ron. So thcy have ,hcit engineers
chemists and skilled accountants
chosen either Boy u board of 4 lev di-
%rcctuts or q general manager
We have neon clccung our county
suporintcndonts 81 s,hools 10 just the
manner demanded ut the Farmers
union ton generations. and the plan
has been 10 failure city s~uperintcud-
.cnts have been chosen be-. school
boards and IA" plan has been "a sue
cess. In many states. recently, the
law has been changed 50 re- a. require
tho county superintendent To- be hired
BY a s,hool board rom wherever a
good man ran b." got Tnis plan ~
'yciy mu,h better than the old II
There Is danger in the Nebraska
resolutions. honest aud well @ a.
they are. Tho moment the county
agent ceases to be appointed ny some
body IN whom II vested that right.
that ia" whole movement, SO
rich IN promise ~ good things for
farming. viii meet shipwrctk."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Vest Pocket ESSAYS
v E R M , N T
by GEORGE FITCH

ERNONT IL one Of our most
v popular pocket edition states.
II Is Onc.half Of Il philcprna
New Hampshire being the Other
y Is eighty smaller thah Nye
county, NeNaua, thoush coisiuef-
AMY more prominent. socially.
Vermont has the bet foundation
of any state. " " SOLID marbl" ana
tn humble vermont FARMER could go
out back Of his barn and blast the
ingredients for u royal palace out
al his cow lot II ne had time. Ag.
.iculture In vermont is conducted
with dynamite, pickaXos ana chan
neting machines, II h farmer has
TO treat his farm az II II were a
rdflor carpet in order TO Keep from
wearing all We SOL on 81 us bcauul'
iui stone slhsurtace' vermont mas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Pepper Talks
M GHoRoE MATTHEW ADAMS
Environment

Environment Is Sclf Atmosphere.
Also, it's the invisible Power OF Cir.
cumstances that always stays around
within call. Which 30 10 say, that En-.
yironmcnt Is the Servant OF every
man.
You can BE Somebody right where
you are.
Environment Is n personal affair.
So, II your preacnt environment
hindors you. walk away from II.
Hunt out a new Environment. Men
and Women who form the habit Of
getting things done. make their own
Environment, hour by hour-day by
day.
You can DO Something right where
you are.
Environment is very cheap. II II
easy 10 make. Bunyan. In Jail. writ.
ina the immortal Pilgrims Prog
rcss" Milton. blind and domestically
all out Of kink. penning Paradise
Lost John Brown. walking up to
the G~allows, smiling. a Prophet OF
Freedom: Helen Kellar, blind, deaf,
dumb, yet the embodiment Of Sun.
shine and Light; these are they
Masters OF Environment!
You can BE Somebody right where
you are,
feoplu worth while 10 this world
m, o their own Environment. And
they make II 80 attractive that II
draws human beings their way. You.
who Employ. surround yourself with
Cheerful Workers. You, who are En-.
ployed. keep your mind saturated
with Cheerful Thoughts. Your En-.
vironment is what you choose Il 20
be, Add TO your Worth Stature.
You can DO 9opething right where
you arr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
SELECTING COUNTY N.rNTs.

Nov mat the count, commission
orf hive tone what Rcfuaallu
cudnt lu general hoped they
would DO. namely. appropriate funds
Zoo assurr "a COUNT agent 'ur this sa,-
ton the matter talc- ou q Sew aud
Mote important aspect
Tho Farmers Union 81 Ne
urlsEr has passed resolutions bear
lur In au Interesting manner
on this new ana important farming
factor Thoy welcome IN" county
demonstration asow sent py the 70
eminent. saving We need the as-
-lsronoe ot MS scientific knowledge.
The resolutions go on lu say mat the
county agent should bc Il man who
has made good ON Il nrm after nm
i~hiug college by aupiEIus bIs srien-
tito knowledge before puIur ont ~
n teacher II asiicUltur, 60 '.rlu adj
wiser
This latter qualification s dcsir-
rhlo bot no, too much stress. may Doe
lald on u, Ia the opinion ui The odl-
tor at Field aud Farm The sole
qualification Tor e farm adviser be-
mat ho ne Il good adviser he snys
There b. more opportunity for a man
10 acquire knowledge Of thie business
IN passing from farm i1 fam 1ud
studying their problems iu clos, as-
sooiation with farmer. than 10 work.
ing out th" problems ui ans uro farm.
Not many OF the ,ouuts agents are at
the KID glove order Most coz them
grow much faster in -kI' u their pee
culiar business after tHDE enter u
than they could possibly Hu 900 "a i,rm.
The questions to nsk ne %
good county agent .' know
10 help us s"lN - .lIat
problems? II he q good Va hired
man for u.s. II these qu, uou- can
all be answered Yes tits no I wise
"a bubble on his manncr 80 ge'tinr
the knowledge.
Another clause of the Nebraska
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Poetry

MunScy's MdcG.inc recently had
this little gem:
Star o. night. Star o. night.
Keep shining. shining.
Out of ininity.
In all suhlimity
OF your divinity:
Through the ethereal sea,
Through the aerial sea.
Keep shining. shining
On me.
This touching and hospitnble invi.
tation by the poet to the star. urging
said star To have o shine on him and
say when. moves us to do thus:
Pup o mine. Pup o mine.
Keep barking. barking.
Into immensely,
With great intensity,
Showing your density;
Bark on, TO beat the band
See how much | CAN stand!
Keep barking, barking,
Dorn yo!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Tut tOt MY N.t>r.


nER\ALtLLp county ~ general
n and Albuquerque boz particular.
since his ,lt, reflects most of thc
prosperity OF the counN, are 81" b"
congratulated upon the action taken
o., tho county ,ommiss uucrs this
morning "a appropriation fund to- iS-
sure % count, agent ior this section
TINS year.
tn" comm -sion,ts thcmselN"- ais.
are To- be congratulated upon their
pcrspi,a,ity ia embracing the oppor-
tunit, offered 60 secure u an aRc1t.
this being - long step toward me per
maurni establishment ut a state OF ma
toiiti prosperity in this community
Nur should tho Commercial club and
IN" farmers of the county h have
urged this project be overlooked They
ste entitled to ,ommcndaiion foi their
efforts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Views OF The Press
4 Good Ediior

A GOOD editor. first Of all.
- should bo a limitlcss reservoir
for receiving advice, yet TO-
ccivc IT as the ocean takes the
rivers. and sim retain bis own
saline. individual flavor. lie should
aim to be- understood rather than
admired. and should desire y repu.
tation Tor sense rather than phllos.
ophy. Wisdom IL doubtless dcsir-
able, but cnccts its purpose quicker
when clothed In the garb of wit. He
should know how to say things. An
editor must be a word artist. a cum
ming moulder of phrases, He must
Dc Gothic and not classic in his word
structures. with sharp corn,ces and
f~rie2os, with Jagged and unsuspoctod
tower. III must be- inter cstinF or
hc content with "a small subscription
list A rcanor enjoys a shock better
than a soporihc and IL Is a nicr ques-
ton for ethics " settle whether II Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

not hct'cr to intoyicatc than TO drug
a nan. Tho American people read
too much. and uy~cr-roaders. like
orcr-oaters. require much spice, pep
per and condlmcnt.
An editor should possess n super.
fetal knowledge OF an things. and
should be able 10 use that knowledge
M all times. without q moments
warning and without special effort.
His pen should transcribo the Image
OF his thought AZ quick as the sun
casts a shadow, Rapidly Is his
golden virtue. The tlrs,ling of his
heart must be The flrstling OF his
hand, aud he has no time to trans.
form his thoughts In the alchemy
OF reflection. Lack OF time must bc
hiG spur and the cry for copy his
in piration. lie mus. he as healthy
as an immortal god.-iicrdndIo
DrmOcrdt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
HOW iiirIE oIuRs aRiW

We now nave 300 the United States
four to five hundred regularly orkdn-
ized citizen riflc clubs / can remcm-
her the time a few years ago when
you could almost count IA, rifle cluos
IN this country IN the fingcrs OF both
hands The growth OF interest in rifle
shooting is phenomenal YET tnc ro1-
son is easy enough TO find Il is %
relatively inexpensive sport rifles
are not expensive ana with proper
care last almost % lifetime. Nmmuni-
ton especial, ln tho .~2'-cJiibcr size
winch is the size mostly used Ton
indoor practice. is 30 ohonp that %
whole evenings entertainment costs
les. than two bits.
Needless to say. thor, arc a great
number Of towns that have not aa vet
ru organized riflo club. Thoy an poe
scss an enthusiastic group OF riflcm-n
ana uli that b. necessary Be- t. get
them together 90 organic" Il b. roll-
lN ls easy ,s rolling on o. lug. Tho
National HIfIc as collation.. in % father
Is muuucr. furnishes % .,tsot bylaw
ready made. which Includes th, duf,'.
Of VARIOUS officer. oto ana 100 general
assists greatly in th" formation col
clubs You do mot Mood r. large Num-
b,r g. start on 70 r'flp club "u can
hrguiuo affiliated with tho National
Eino Hsoci1'.uu with oul ten mrw-
hors Most everyone has eurlo ui.Iui
who l4 Interested 900 shootiir ud r1oh
member VII undoubtedly briur ~
hods ,I.o around Goo the runro ana
this rru.css continues m 3D. sutt ui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

about the penetration. velocity ana
onorey of the ~ rim ftr, extra short
short, Ions and long rifle.
Ans. OF the cartridges ou men
ton, the so short fires a bullet wcigh-
ing so grains. ana has a muzzlc en-
.cray OF lt2 f'ct pounds aud 4 mIz1lc
velocity of 'ao feet per second The
.32 our rin tirc r|ntrr,drc. fires %
bullet woishins 30 grains lt +. velocity
cot il,u feet seconds. aud tho energy
81 ga foot pounds have ~, figures
ior the Other two cartridge The,
are used t,r little
Fnr nycr four year. nave had
10 %, Bennington 30 , siurlc shot
WIN 1t hlndlo tho ISM 3s extra
long
Ans No. ! would not recommend
.It.
B. what rinc made In thia country
hts the highest mulzlo 'n"rs. What
is its cu'rcv'
Ans The 50-Ilo h,ah |vclucity has
% Wu4zlo puoray ct aatr lrot pounds
which b. mote power than tr, uth"r
500 ndutd rifl" made boz this COUNTRY
. Al 100 yard, what ullc Leads
tod what o. IT, ouorgy
Nns. ~ 100 ,nrd. tho .io- nas an
.'u,rsy of '3rr feet pound. which ia
moro power ~ loo ,lrda nan that
fir'u hy Iuy other standard lm.ri,au
.rIflr
D. &C.. y v
would lk' 10 ash q tow Iuostioua
t-tuI,ttIUu fH. a. 90 ..f..ut.I VttD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
The 4.Flushcr

The 4.F1ushcr
He thought that labor should to
paid the very highest price.
Tie sought the ~workmen's suffrage,
and he knew that listened
nice.)
lie sobbed about their poverty and
wept DER "meager wage
You would have wondered much II
aught his sorrow could as
suage.
But when he bought the stun pro-
duced by lab'rers "underpaid."
He kicked his trousers nearly on
because II wasn't made
a whole lot cheaper than II was--it
panied him to the bone
To see n workman prosper when the
money was his own.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Jay E: Mou,e ~.

An actor often succeeds In DISCUS.
ing himself, but n preacher seldom
III able 10 conceal his trademark.
There f., NJ least. this 10 say for
h safety razor: II doesn't remove
the lathor from a customers mouth
with It's fingers.
An optimist II n man who has min.
ing stock TO ell. a pcssimist Is the
gentleman vino bought Il.
About tho best halt n woman lats
out Is the way she dresses her hair
Tor a party.
Early rlslng." says ono eminent
authority, rs a mistake" II certain.
~ is-for the worm.
The hunter who mistakes n man
Tor "A rabbit often IL right about II.
tells 1t.
One man In . thousand tells n
story well. Tut the 999 keep right
o. with their practicing.
While he doesn't rely on II entire.
~. the deyii generally bats with
whisky.
II II n claimed for a medicine
that II II good for the liver there In
always a brisk demand for It.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
SCOUT
CORPS F|GUR|NG
IN EAST ARENA
Daredevil Rough iders Divide
Honors With Flying Col.
umns of "Sanitars" When It
Comes to Daring.

GA 1olut,d Press corrosuouacuco ,
.,o
.,f ~. Sc,,., 49,, a..
.uu. urla,n,- uf arm, .rr..rr In an.
s.u is that OF mounted ruu pn or
sanitation ip,uInr To Siberian corp.
.Th,r, are iu1 OF those SCOUT. 10 each
regiment. an. rafi,r man. dntIuu
lot of rouah rdrrs would lg hard ~
nud They u,o for the most p1rt
riainsmsu. who. IIf, has bee. .p,n-
u 'h, ap.l tr. ON uors.Uu,.
TN. ,,r,r., ., ....
nan, ma, ...
th.., .rrr.,..i. ,i,. r, en-.
.p-Y..,n moon. ..,. ,
b,...' $500 N,.. ,n
tb,, N,r. 49,. d,J .'., ',.5' ,l. ,",
hr,.t. a.. ,t. ,...,., ..,r
,,,,,. 90. b. ...,. 49,.
ut.ky. who lo.am, their ,ummard,r.
Daring the recent month. Vh... 90,
Russians and Gcrman. have Iern mo-
iug each other IN the trenches thps.
scouts trruuenuiy have raIi.d the c,r-
man lines and durus the .u.t W,,t l
November on tho eastern front th,y.
higp,I % German stan. consisting of
two generals. a doctor ana six nom
commissioned Officers \ colonel ard
many suldior- were ai'lrd ID ih, a,-
ton.
Tin, t~,lt,v.,. ,,-,.,r..,r
IA, .,.,. ,,tU'tb.s .,u., . ,n. ,.,
60, sI,.u t,. ~, ,U.,, o., IN, .,,.,
vb, 49,, -.,.t,d. .,.-,. ,.I.,.l
...i.,L . "a. .,., ,
s,,t.,rb,, s,h tn, I,.t .,.n,, -,
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nina ,h. 1,,.,... ., th. .,, r..
D.. ,,t,p.. h., ,h, ia. ,.s t,r o., a..
4b.r,, s,.ur. c.rw,rI., p,.
.ut.|,y. who had remained w.th the
scouts. TOOK upon himself Co order mis-
men tp spread ont auI occur. The Icf,
wing of the positions between Yul-
uuu,Y aud Np.u E.fohnI iu front of
% woods
Tt, .,-r.,, t,., . dion, ,,
N,n, IItrbri ..pdU.. u,,,s ..l,rn
in .r,ut p-,ssotsl, .,I.r.J hi. men
=, ,n., or, ~. .,,,,, .,Inun -,
A., .u,,r... ..,., d.. t.tf I..t r,
in. p,-.,tst, p,r a.. o., , .,,,u
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p,s.,..p. Do, ,I,, tb, i,,pr...,., ma,
fla. ,,...4,. u.,, ,tu, ,,p,.d ~,
G,,r.r. b,o,r yh,up,, "a, ,ut,.o
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s.y... ina, In, .,. n,li,p. ga, ,,suL,,,
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Russi,p rnluup n, m,,. ,nrv,,1 mai,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Lake Champlain lal Inns a skyline
composed of the Green Mountains
which beats New York City's famous
hand made skyline all hollow. Lake
Memphremagog. i'e largest body OF
water. was discovered aud named by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Finnipin TilosOf-

Some people ARE accused nv
stain their wise remarks firm
other people. But whin we hear
their limo av talk we ARE surprised
20 @ what poor selections n tbafo
kin make!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Tito young lady ncross the way
shr never can remember tho ox.
liabilities. hut she supposes n good
business man always Is careful TO
keep plenty ~ both on hand so as
to be safe whatever happens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Strangers there any mail hero
TO- J. W Bailey?
fCnoral Delivery Clcrk-No. moth
Inc has come vet.
Strangcr-Al right.
General Delivery Clork-If any
more cOmca, where shall send It?
Tight. and the world fights with you.
Neutral, and you ncutr alone.
Even n man who wont agree
that u pays to advertise knows
mighty well that II doosn { pay not to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

= o. =, Evanston li
= Iudly t"fi ma vhlt vnu .tu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

While he doesn't rely on n entire.
~. the deyil generally bats with
whisky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

one mar In . thousand tells n
story well. Tut the 999 keep right
o. with their practicing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

II II n claimed for a medicine
Una II IL good for the liver there IL
always a brisk demand for Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Any Joke Is funny n your boss
tells II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Tho hunter who mistakes a man
Tor "A rabbit often IL right about Il.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-09
Bull DOG
WAS MAD
That Bit DIR. c. B. Johnson
Dogs Head Returned
From Bowling
Green
TREATMENT TO Be SENT HERE

On last Sunday afternoon bull
dog belonging to Charlie McClain, q
colored man OF this city, bit DR.. Q.
b. johnson twice on the leg. The
dog was killed and the head sent to
Bowling Green for Examination.
When the examination was made Il
was learned that the dog had hydro
phobIa, and DR.. Johnson was 80 no
cited. He at once made arrange
ments to have the treatments sent
here to avoid the loss Of time In go
tug to Bowling Green for treatment
The mate TO this dog Bit the little
child Of Buck Mcleod, Webb Bros.
driver Saturday, and arrangements
have been made to send the child to
Bowling Green for treatment. These
two dogs OF MoClAinS' NAV have bit
ten other dogs and It would be well
for the people Of this place to keep
. lookout for dogs for some time.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-09
WOODWARD RELEASED
Insufficient Evidence to In
dict Man who Killed
Chas. Long

Tom Woodward, who shot aud
killed Charles Long and painfully
wounded his son, Bayliss Long, at
Nortonville on Saturday, April Goth
and has since been in the custody of
Sheriff Logan, was released last Sat-
urday, the grand jury having failed
to find sufficient evidence to indict.
following an investigation Of the
tragedy of several days.
The grand jury's report follows
1.-THE grand jury Of Hopkins county,
having investigated the charge
against the defendant, for killing
Charles Long, aud not having suffi-
Client evidence to indict, tits ordered
that Tom Woodward be released
from custody Of the sheriff, who has
been guarding the said defendant"
Woodward killed Long and wound.
ed his son, BaylisS, when he went
to the aid Of Marshal woodward, OF
Nortonville, who was endeavOrinR
to place under arrest the Longs
The marshal was being attacked
when his son, who had been deputi-
zed to assist in making the arrest,
fired on:the men.