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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
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gliidliher W3eHid. 5ilr giiitc uodj
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@nget gebolten ienleitS oeS Sci
dies bort bate er Sen CAN'T ibrcr
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BON WtooS iu0 9ldttern, Scr benz
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mem Gage,
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ocs llnpcrneioliHen ali oicnitfrcien
Gorniittoget oie Gamerooen 5it rot.
Ten pflegtelt niitiannen 81 iellf3en,
ipcftn mani ailgenomncn iDltr6c, uno
O6rguiiglib idmiin5slno abtrotteno,
menn o0ie Serri1aitcn beoauertcn
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@dHoeortld ocs ggirtcs ocn ancr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

@rd6en oufgeipii6lt mo 5erfliiitet,
nit fiinlncrlidcu Hciten eincr Sc.
waloiug. oeren 5criplitcrten 9olm.
itiimbic gleid sen @ro6mdIcru ci-
mes poll belc9tcu 5rieo6ofes olS oent
@o0eu ragtcu lleberoll iuareu im-
ter Dem pegi6mel5cnoen SAnce bic
Gooten ser bciocu pcriloiiencn DO
nate mie0cr ans 9idt gefon1men,
iduar5e, ihourigc 0rippen oer 9cr-
weiitng. Bon lu8d6ligcu SonOaro-
raten cmpiongciL flommen bic Ielit.
iben troB olleOem Shritt fiir Shritt
0ortpdrtS, Bis Ser aonpi cutihie0eu
por uu0 0cr Sieg iib ouf ibre Seite
reigte.
Gieic @cnOuug ou Oitnb6ong
wirftc ols6olo onfuicrn0 6inii6er
ouf Sic sfdlupie am 8piui 2. 9hd
bort gcmanuen oic llrieren oie
Gber6an0, iuarien i6re 9lngreifcr in
n5roIitcr 9}ihhm1 3uriid lmo sen
2lb6aug 6inltnter un0 iebten iiM Ell
ligit nit sen Gro6erern oeS 3pinin
! III &er6irOura. 9nS iif sic erIten
Gorldnfer ser bci0en 10 longe ge.
trcnnteu uno min mie0er rereinteu
Gorpst6eile Oie Son0 rei1ten, ii6cr.
ludltigtc tie scr GrnIt 0ieiqS bitter
ibwereu Sicgcs; mon io6 sic itGm.
nligen @eute chamber icbhud3enO
unormel ltno erle6te 0uS llnDergeB.
lide, tuic iic, inter Geripun0eten
un0 IpNteu nicocriiufeno, i1 gum
Ru6en binitredten. lln5G6ige 9ei6en
iiiltel oic ruiiiiben SdiibengrG6cn,
me6r ais 1900 nnperiplnoete @efon-
gene iieleu ouf Dem 8minin in sic
@dnoe scr Sieger, Sornter Elm ooll-
5abliGcr 9ieeinentSitob, uno ais
8ellte II @loidincngeipe6re unO eine
groBe @lcnge &riegSmoteriol. Ser
ntitgefangcuc ruiiiide Gommonoant
Der &ertbeioigltnsSperfe por ouf
bic critic WlclOunh DOB oic Gelttideu
I'M Strm oorgugeit rubig bel ici.
neu 0loracnt1cc iibcn geblicbcn:
SoB Die iid uur Sic GbdOcl einrcns
nenl glddbcr 3eigte cr iit cbrliG
pcrbliiiit 0lrdD oiellnpiocrIte6lidteit
unicres glngriiis. @r babe piclcS fir
mogIid acbalten (9eltan0 CT ocn Gis
! ii5icrclJ Die i9n gcfaugeu no6mcn) J,
babe Den Icitidcn @roBcs 3ugc-
trmlt, uicnalS d6cr Die Grltiirnutng
Ocs ID pcridlau5ten 3miitiu glli6
ocltide inO olterreicbiiH luiQarii6e
Gffi8iere bo6cu 6ci ipdtcrcn gcils
/ cben INNER iDieoer erflGrt, sic Qe-
tpoItianie @cglo6nte elmer oerortig
ltorfcn uno fir sic &crt6cioiqun0
/ ioeolen Stelllng lei foiml 81 6cqrci-
fen gllic &euncr rGlnnen 0icicr Sci.
ituna untcr ocn @roBt6otcn ser
ariegsaeihigbte cincn ic6r 6o6en
&ang Gin ino iteaen lie o6nc Ne6ru.
fen bod ii6er sic Stiirnnng ser
Spicberer &o6eu.
9ld0 Sem 8 9lpril frat picoer fiir
einigc Eo9e uniidbtioes gSctter nit
9citiacn Sducetreibeu cin iuooltrh
Oie uupcr5iiglide 9hlsgeitolhma oes
! GriolgeS pcrciteIt iuirOc. Sic Damn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

frdite genua bic geinlleneu G6icre
raid cin5tiAorren, @itc Gienite
t6aten Die lanocsiibIihcu Ehiengc
ipanne. aber ipie longiom riidtcr iic
ans Scr Stellel Ibeilweiic Behalf
man iitb uusidIicBlib nit Trdacr
folonnen iteate 6un0erte bon @cior1
geneu elm inns licB ic abicits Scr
uHgang6aren StroBcn iih eiuen ci-
genen g2eq bobnen bis 81 Oeu por6e.
rem Stellungcn GiuigcuoIc itodte
ii6er6oupt jeoer @crfcbr ino o6ue
oen Jcrnipreder iu0rc mon BON Der
@clt aor5 un0 gar o6aeihnitteu ae
lpeicu @lnneeI6oitc 3lip6r, aoltc
ito 9t1iic Decentralization oeu @e-
iuno6eits5uitonO ser ourb fortmdb.
renoe admpic obne6m ie6r ae.
iApddten Iruppar INNER uebr.
Sollte Der mirfli6e 3med benuoc6
crreidt pcr0elL 10 nuiBte Gin iorg.
idltig crpogener 2lngrifiSplau ocn
meuu oud erid0piten 10 Ooh Oou.
emo angriifsirciioigeu Strcitfrdfien
5il Siilie fomncn.
TcmcHtiprecbcnO iullr0e beihloiien
Die SnfaHterie ats Sen bon i6r cr.
ulugcnen 2inieu ipieOer 8uriic3u5ie-
ben, bic lettcn ieinOlicAeu Werfe
Oiud lauge ouoalern0es ifperes
Qlrtillerieieuer angriifsreif at MAIDEN
in6 iicb Damn III Sappen bis an sic
Strmitelllng biuotjuarbeiten.
g(ur oieie @c0uloSprobc fonatc 5un
3iele iii6ren ober iic 6rodtc ot4
uene Sorgan nit iicb. Sir sic
5dpierigfeit, sic crforocrIiAc 2lu.
8abl iHwcrer @eidabc in Stelluq
81 6ringen gilt ollcs, paS ii6er Sen
3uitano ser StraBen in0 ocs @eldn.
oes uno iiber Die ollgelucine Der.
feBrs5emnntng aeiaot porocu iii.
9luberocm ipor oie glrtilIcrie6eo6.
adtlHa lucgcn bolligcr lluiiAti0fcit
oit balbe @oGen lang llum0alid5,
! So1clt sic oann llngcniibt Deritri.
! bcu Sll3miicbcu 6ottcn oic 9iuIicn
&3cnlpsl genommcu uno 3oacu bon
Ocn oort frct acluoroeneu 9r0ftel
bctrddtlihc Gbeilc oudj in lire
8wiHiu-Steliugcn.
Gnolid trof es ic1 ON g. glpril,
Dab bcioc @arteien 9leidBcitia ciuca
9Inariii gepIont 6otteu cyu ser cr-
iten Woracnfrii6c ipoIltc Der 9luiic
bic i6in an 3iuiuin 2 geacnii6crlie.
gcnOeu Ieutideu ben Berg 6inltu-
tcriucrien 81 iticB nit iolAcr &C.
malt Dor ii. orobtc, pom Glto66ano
fer itntcrihibt ieincu g8iacn IN lc6-
boftcm &aupie olrdj5iicbcu. Ga
itiirniten sic @elogercr ocS 3uinin /
filr5 nad s llbr @loracHs aus i6rcn
StcllingcH oen Gipfcl 6inouf. Gics.
nal ii6erroidten iie oeu @caucr
pollfonlnicu IS fam 8li eineu iibcl
oic D1aBcn erbittertcu 9lubfanpi
onf cinem 5dbloHtielOe pie sic Sc
id6idte g nienolS geie6eu bat Gng
uad allen Seiteu abibiiiiig in mo.
nntclongcu @dnpien toblaeitampft
ino bciboiieu oara Sprcngniucu,
@elboBtrihter unO ein @clpirr BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
eotaI6eridltc ans gsaidinaton.
0nS Icihinc 05n 8.

Su beocnfli6ent 3uitonoc liegt Die
70 Sabre oltc Catherine NlcNla6on
int n@mergeuc1.Soipitol" oornie0cr,
mel6c in ibrcm 3immer i'm Souie
9lr. 1903, 8. StroBe, gt..@., belpiBt-
los oufgefiinOeu mlrOe. @os, oos
einem offenitebenoen @osfoher ent-
mihen mar bottc Die bctogtc SSrou
betGiIbt.
ltcbcrfobrcn uuo geitor-
ben.
@on einen BON stephen GoiaB
9elentteu @eiponu purOc sic 76
Sabre olte 6roit 9lrnolo &oobe bon
g}r. AZ, S5troBe, 9&..O., bei'm
lle6cri6reiten oeS 6obrOommes an
Der g}orosGopitol- lno a.StroBe ME
6ergeriiien lmo ii6Grfobren. Die
5roit trug ben 8ru6 beioer 9[rne,
iotuie Gerlebungen i'm SeiiAt un0
innere GricbHtteruugcn ooDon mel.
den GerIebungen sic @reiiin i'm
0Goiuolt1 Soipital" crlog. 9la6 BEN
9lngoben Der @oli8ei mor ser linz
foa unOermeiOIih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

ioIacuOen bciocn @oNcu worcu Scr
gclogcruH1 uno GritiirnlmQ ocS
0itrb 9ciui0mct Gin in Der @litte
Der Sii0orlucc fdnpfcnocs gr0BcrcS
Corps bcic6dItigte Oic gRuiieu bor scr
Jront; iein dnBcritcr linfcr 5liigcl
cr3wong iicb om "a. mo %. glpriI
lnlteritiibt BON ben Grobcreru ocs
3pinin I, Oiirrb cine llm0eblng BIT.
crit cine mi6tiGe 9icbcu6obc im0 io-
Oann, troB groBcr @cldnoeidmicrig-
feitcm ai@ sic Sonpttuppe. Gr
fonrtc icJ Gonf Scr griiuOlihci
glrbct Die bou ocu 9(rtillcricu scr
@erbiinOcteH nor6cr gelciitct worocn
war, allcr fein0liben @cgcnonoriifc
ermc6reit GimOertc BON Huiicn ges
fau9en nebmen Die iibri0er perjogcu
llno iib obeu ooucrno ieitieBen. Ga
NIT NOR sic critic aroBe 9hlieobe &c.
lott, sic oie Siioarmce iid in ocn
&arpatbcn gciteIlt bottc, 6cbor sic
meItgoli5iidc 0iicuiioc i6r i'm Mai
neuc mo iuciterc 3iele pcriproh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

g9enu es fdId0t. 3ipci
6rauen uuterboltcn iidJ iibcr ibre
@otteu. SraI @leicr riibnlt itets
Oen ibrigcn ob9lciD cS oabcfount
lit BOB Sericlbc 9eru ip0t aus Oem
@irtbSbmlS nod Noldc tounlt uuo
Oomu meiiien5 iebr mianit bon ieincr
lSrou cmpiongel tpirO. oYlein
D|auH 1T itcts icbr piiuttid,~ iogte
1Srou Ncicr, aiucm cr nal glbenOS
nlsgcDt im0 I'M 10 llbr iuieOcr 5n
Sonic 5n lem pcripridt lit CT oilA
oo, iuenu cS ihldat n99er? sic
oOcr Die llbr2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
reno Or. Robinion ctuo $10o sdo-
0MmuriHiidles.
ben Bad.

8onieouent. @cfonuter:
y@orum idrdnfen Sic iib 10 NIT Der
93obrng eiu Serr 9lcoiitrotor; Sic
6oben's sod gcpiB ni6t n0tbig2"
oSdooet nihts; in Srie9s5eitcn ioa
chen ie0er iid Gnt6e6umaen ouierle-
gen iogar mcin 2oubirod5 friegt
jebt pro Gog cine 6liege iuenigerl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
9lus Der 3eit Der aarpatbentdmpfe.

81 swiuiu sdadtfcO Sic cciddH 8pei nc
gcieleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18

s. @ @bcr3i9eS s @eirbenf.
6rou 2iaie Zimmerman @attin
pou Soiepb 3immermonu, 6rocbte
Dem u9}otionol 2utberii6en 9Lltene
bem" Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ols
Gcihent Dor, melde8 SIR Crime
rlng on ibre @Itern, @rn. ltno 5rou
lllri@ 9ouf, Waitbe9riinOer ser 9tn-
italt, gelten iol(. Gie @ltcrn Der Gos
me batten bel Ser 0jriinoung bereits
eii 9tbenomobl.S .Serpice geitiftet, bo6
1T oaiieIbe bereits at itort 9ebraubt
mesbal6 5rou 3ilumermann iid ent.
ihloB, Die 9Initolt nit eincm ncueu
Scrbice 5r erfreuen mcl6es no6
oem Gottesoienit ourb &aItor Or.
GborleS s. Sted bon ser hltberiicDeu
@pipDanioSairhe on9enon1men lu0
cingepcibt muroe. Gic llebcrrei-
DUNG iau0 bird oic Godter Der
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-30
aefa Mn.eum AnnnLnImenL

FallsdeIgalas OCT sg.-AanouAes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Harris, of
near Palestine church, spent Sun
day with his cousin, w. W.
Preuett, and family.-Mr. and
Mrs. 5. L. Roper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Roper visited at the
home of w. }. Fields Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan and chill
dren, John, Edward and Howard,
spent from Sunday I'll Tuesday
with Luther Sloan and family and
Mr.. Sheppard and family, of near
Crystal.-t'rank Fields left Mon
day for Mayfield to visit rela-
tives and attend the fair.-Alrs.
Lucy Bradley went TO Woodland
Mills last Thursday TO spend sew
eral days with Mrs. Lizzie Brad
ley and will also visit Mrs. Nicely
Hoodenpyle and family, of near
Harmony church.-Rubin Preuett
visited in Moscow Sunday.-AIrs.
T.. IL. Treas and Mrs. Il. a. Fields
attended the WOodmen Circle
lodge at Cayce Saturday after
n"on.- NeE Britt rctmned home
Thursday from Stubblefield. -
Mrs. q. l.. Bryant and Mrs. Il.
a. Fields visited Mrs. Gale Roach,
of Cayee, Friday.-Mrs. William
Greer left Sunday for her home
IN Charleston, Mo-, after spending
several days with her daughter,
Mrs. James Roper. - Miss Ora
MayeS, of Cayee, spent several
days of last week with Mrs. w.
I'll. Treas.-MiSs Jennie Hughes is
visiting Mrs. Lizzie Bradley, of
Moscow, this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

building the West Hickman city
levee has actually been let, and
the contractors-the Dixie Con-
struction Co, of Nashville are
expected to bring their equipment
TO the job today.
Thehe are four parties to the
contract, viz: The Mengel Box
Co, the n. c. & St. l.. Ry. Co.,
te |. G. Ry. Co., and the City OF
Hickman, or rather citizens and
property owners of West Hick-
man.
The Mengel Box Co. will great
~ enlarge the section of levee
on the north and west side of
their yards. This work, part of
the new system, will cost that
company approximately $4,000
The n. c. & st. l.. Ry. will do
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

government levee, protecting the
whole of West Hickman, and will
be of sufficient height to with
stand the highest water ever re-
corded. The government has
given permission to carry drain
age ditch under the levee near
where the city and government
levees join, which viii eliminate
the necessity and big cost of a
pumping station.
This levee will not protect any
of OLE Hickman. But, while the
contractor is here with his out
fit it would be most opportune
time to levee this district, too.
If we wait for another ducking,
the levee will cost more then; but
eventually a levee will be built
up town. Why not now?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
Try Our
FRESH MEATS
Noo7E
Phone 4

The committee which has put
this undertaking through, are TO
be congratulated. Had their eff
forts failed, there is no doubt we
would have lost the Mengel Box
Co, which is the biggest and most
important industrial institution in
Western Kentucky. This factory
by reason of over-flows, has lost
close to $250,0O0 in the past four
years, and without protection
they would have sought a more
favorable location. The flooding
of West Hickman also cost the
town and county thousands of
dollars, to say nothing of suffer
ing and expense to citizens Of the
overflow district Each high wat
er has cost as much as the build
ing of a new levee. With ade-
quate protection from the river,
the west end of town will build
up and property values increase;
new and better homes will be es-
tablished and better citizenship
will result. The levee is a God
send from any angle viewed.
1t is not only possible but very
probable that as a result of the
leyee, the n. G. Will give us a
new modern depot. Even though
1t goes west far enough to get
behind the new levee, it will be
big improvement.
The successful elimination of
the levee project should be an
incentive to the whole town 10
forge ahead, because the very
lack of it has held things back,
on the well founded surmise that
the box factory might move "a
way and cause a big slump IN
both population and property
values.
Our hats are off to he commit
tee-also w. S. Ellison, who has
been the main spring of the local
financing committee.
The levee is to be completed by
Dec. 18th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR COLD.

Neglected colds get worse, in
stead of better. A stuffed head,
a tight chest must be relieved at
once. DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey
is Nature S remedy. Honey and
glyeerine heal the irritated mem
brane, antiseptic tar loOsens the
Phlegm. you breathe easier and
your cold is broken up. Pleasant
to take DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey
is an ideal remedy for children as
well as grows-ups. AT your
druggist, 25e. Advt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

levee, thence east between the
railroad and river to a point east
of the water tank, thence south
to what is called the levee road.
Here it will go east, being built
on the north and against the said
leyee road to terminating
point on high ground near what
is called the McElroy corner.
The levee VIII then be continuous
from the McElroy corner to the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following have subscribed
Cor the Courier This week: Miss
Lizzie Hines, j. w. Benton, Judge
E. i. Flat, Mrs. Jennie Sullivan,
Il. l.. Byrn, L. w. Elliott, r.
Chaser, Mitch Adams, Mrs. Jen-
ME Mooney, Mrs. E. Case, Robt.
Snuff, Mrs. S. B. Burrus, Atty.
Ben Adams, j. f. Griffith, +. Nj.
Rice, r. l.. Stanley, Mrs. Mollie S.
Walker, Mrs. Lou Troutwein,
Hubbard Newton, Chas. Under
wood, Mrs Birdie Pollock, j. p.
Thomas, j. ID. Ladd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

nate $4,000 and part of the
ground, besides raising their
water tank and tearing down the
elevator.
The /. c. Ry. VIII donate $1,000,
The citizens, whose money has
been raised by popular subscrip-
ton, viii put up about $4,000 and
clear the right-of-way for the
levee, besides some other prelimi-
nary. work and expense.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
Watch West Hickman grow.

John Pyle, Ferd Maddox, Rob
Dougherty and L. Hunziker att
tended the circus in Cairo Tues
day.
Billiken Sport Shoes for Wo-
men. The most comfortable shoe
woman ever put on. Try
pair,-Bradley S.
There are volumes of Helief ex-
pressed in the grunt CALCULATED by
a Corn Fed girl when she trans
fers hire corset from her own back
to that of chair.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
LET FOR
WEST HICKMAN LEVEE.

After months of hard work, IN
volving diplomacy that would do
credit TO an am basSador, the To-
cal levee cOmmittee-composedo of
Col. G. l.. Walker, w. a. John
ston and A. Q. Caruthers- has
succeeded IN bringing all
interested parties together on the
proposition and the contract for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

1t was President Vision who
insisted on the passage of the
Clayton Antitrust law, which
made it plain that the courts
must treat labor as a part of
mans life and not as a commo-
dity and that he should be given
the right of trial by jury in
stead of being subject to the
arbitrary rulings of a judge IN
Injunction cases. Labor never
had a truer friend than President
Wilson, a fact that the laboring
men appreciate and will rally to
his support.
If your child is pale and sick,
picks at the nose, starts IN the
sleep and grinds the teeth while
sleeping, it is a sure sign Oh
worms. A remedy for these par
asltes will be found in WHITE 3
CREAM VERMIFUGE. 1t not
only clears out the worms, but 1t
restores health and cheerfulness.
Price 25c per bottle. Sold by
Hickman Drug Co. Advt.
It's about time the Campaign
Committee was getting a few
good Democratic speakers ON the
stump IN this section. Politically
we need waking up. Only a little
more than thirty days IN which
To do our do.
FOR SALE: 931s acres of rich
land in upper bottom. Can be
bought dirt cheap. Particulars
at this office. TIP
Don't take a day off; take
LEMOLAC; the pleasant suostl-
tute for Calomel, and keep ON
working.
O. ID. Cole has purchased the
Knox Haislip farm of 81 acres
between Union City and Troy
o. ID. Cole and wife were IL
Union City yesterday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

The contractors job will a.
mount TO $1,000 yards at 22e a
yard.
The City of Hickman viii give
whatever ground Is needed for
the project, where 1t touches
city property.
The section Of new levee which
Is to be built will start at the
northeast corner of the Mengel
yards, lacking onto the Mengel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28
NEW PIPE ORGAN HERE.
MAY BE HEARD OCT. 9Th.

The new pipe organ for the
First Methodist church arrived
here yesterday morning, the out
fit making a car load. The
church officials announce that
the organ will be ready for SER
vice week from the coming Sun
day.
This instrument is one of the
very latest and best made, costing
$500. The money was raised
through the efforts of the ladies
of the. church, who, by paying
cash, dvailed themselves of nice
discount on the purchase price.
Miss Marguerite Fuqua, of the
musicale department of Hickman
College, will play the instrument,
having taken several weeks in
struction for that purpose.
Everybody takes LEMOLAC
because everyone desires substi-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

livered to any one at any time
other than when payment Is
made. This is positive and Will
MOI be deviated from under no
sort of circumstances.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-09-28

All presons who pay their sub
scrlption to the Automobile
Contest must secure their vote
tickets at the time payment
Is made. Tickets wiz not be de-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-27

The progress in the state 1t large
is wen reflected in the growth Of the
university from an institution with
one building. . small faculty, and only
a few students, to an institution with
more than score of modern build
ings, large faculty and 5000 students
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

High Class Vaudeville Every Week.
s Beginning next Sunday and Mon
day and continuing thereafter the
Grand will devote two days Of every
week to high class exclusive vaude-
vile at popular prices. Bookings are
made through the Western Vaudeville
association Of Chicago, who control
most Of the best in this line of
amusement, and the acts seen here
at the Grand will be the same in
quality as those shown at Quincy.
Burlington, Gaiesburg and other
similar towns.
: The Grand will give shows Sunday
and Monday Light at 7:15 and 9
O'Clock reserving in advance, the
seats for the evening shows at 10c,
,15c and Csc. Matinee Monday at 2:30
O'Clock at which seats are not re-
leerved and at especially low prices
of 10c and 15c.
The Grand opera house orchestra
will furnish music and Sunday and
Mondays program is as follows:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-27
This viii be Part Of the Community
Observance This Yuie Tide az
It Was Last
Year.
EVERYONE DAN JOIN IN
Sentiment Attached to the Lighted
Beacon In the Windows Of
tho Houses 10 q Beau
tifui Ono.

Christmas is nine weeks in the
future, but it is not too early to re-
mind the people of Keokuk that the
idea Of placing lighted candle in
the window on Christmas eve has
been made q part Of the community
observance Ct Christmas by the
people of Keoluk. The lighted candle
idea was proposed by The Gate City
and was taken up with the club
women Of the city and those who
Rere Interested in the community
observance of Christmas.
Christmas eve last year found a
lighted candle in window in almost
every home In the city. 1t Is hoped
this year that in every home there
will be candle burning. Candles
are manufactured which will burn the
entire night through if one SO de-
sires.
The effect Of lighted candles in the
windows of tho homes OF city is
beautiful, and the sentiment attached
to the idea is deep. The lighted candle
is placed in the window in order that
the Christ CHI coming through the
dark streets will not stumble or f. y,
ou. will be :-ble to see Els way. 1t
is custom borrowed from across
the water. but nevertheless a beau
tiful Yuletide idea.
The idea last year had the indorse-
ment Of the community Chr 'tnas
C ,mmittee, the Industrial ASSOCIATION
and in fact every civic Organization.
/; was decided that it shouI; be a
feature of the city's Christmas each
year. One club woman to whom the
topic was mentioned this morning
said:
81 like the idea and hope that the
people Of Keokuk will not forget
their candles this year. It is some
thing that everyone can join in doing
and the idea Of having the whole city
take part in such beautifully senti-
observance strikes me as ex-
hibiting real community spirit"
The candle idea as suggested by
The Gate City was copied in a score
or more Of towns in this vicinity. II,
bids fair to spread even farther this
season.