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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

IL. Bailey, OF Sebree, and Miss
Vivian Register, Of Evansville, were
married Monday of last week and
planned to keep their marriage a Sc
cret for awhile. Three days later The
bride was taken fatally i'll with scarlet
fever and the secret was revealed.
She died Monday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
Eggs For Matching.

Barred Plymouth Rocks, Thompson
strain with new blood from Holder
man, Milesa and Latham. Fine winter
layers, 10 dozen eggs from one pen
in January. Eggs Is for $3.50 or 80
for $3.50. Phone "a or 449.
STANDARDiPOULTRY CO.,
Hopkinsville, KY
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

r. w. Brown, for many years man
aging editor of the Louisville Times
and prominent in civic movements,
has announced he would resign his
connection with numerous enterprises
in Louisville and depart May 3 fer
New York to accept a corporation
position.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

William F. McCombs, chairman OF
the Democratic National Committee,
has notified President Wilson OF his
intention to retire after the ST. Louis
convention. Fred B. Lynch, OF Min
nesota, is regarded as the probable
successor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
For Sale

-Four H. P. Gasoline tank cooled
International engine, in good condi-
ton, at very low price. May be
seen at PLANTERS HDW. co.
Incorporated.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
THURSDAY, APRIL q

Gen. Scott and Gen. Obregon will
hold a conference to try to come to an
understanding in regard to the Mexi-
can situation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
THE BOLD OFFENDER.

"Procrastination, you know, is the
thief of time"
EYES," replied Senator Sorghum ;
"but ordinary procrastination is only
a petty offender. Filibustering looks
to me like highway robber."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
IN REGULAR ORDER.

"What did they do with that dis
abled vessel?"
"First they buoyed her up and
then they manned her."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
IMPOSSIBLE.

"Do you think it safe to marry on
S25 a week ?"
"My boy no amount of money can
guarantee marriage to be SAFE"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
HIS BUSINESS.

my friend can always make a
fellow show his hand"
"Why SOP"
she is glove dealer"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
AT 1T AGAIN.

Aimee-Don't you think my new
hat is perfect dream?
Hazel-It's more than a dream,
dear; it's a regular nightmare.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
FEMININE FINANCE.

.Belle-What do they mean in
financial talk by federal reserve?
Nell suppose that means when
money is shy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

See j. II. Dagg for contracting
building and e ,ral repiir work Of
all kinds. Phone 476.
Adver tbs q nent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
AN EXCEPTION.

ga man should always show dis
position to go to the bottom of
things"
"But what if he is sea captain?"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

Smithson Water delivered Tue.'
days and Saturdays. Phone 633.1.
advertisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
QUITE FULL.

"There's nothing in that fellow"
"You wouldn't say that if you had
seen him when they handed the cock
tails around"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
Good morningl Have you
seen The Courierf
Evansville's best paper.
Advertisement.
Cottage For Rent.

Seven-room cottage at 104 w. 18th
street. Good repair, bath and electric
lights, garden and fruit trees. One
square from Main. Immediate pos
session.
CHAS. M. MEACHAM.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
PROOF OF 1T.

Marriage is a lottery with very
few prizes"
"0f course ii is. The best man
never gets the BRIDE"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
ITS FAILURE.

Doctor-Madam, did my medicine
have a sopori6c effect?
Patient-No, doctor; it only put
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
Preferred Locals

Good pasturage Tor Jew COWS. :
w. T. TANDY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

The building of ST. Paul's cathes
dral, London, required thirty-six
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

BOARDERS WANTED-By Mrs.
Geo. F. Shelton, East 21st street.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27

Time to sack your hams. Big sup.
ply for sale at this Office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Apphoat'ohe
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NEW IMPETUS GIVEN PLAN
THE TO PURCHASE CANAL
PREPARED PROGRAM SHOULD I'M
CLuDE THIS INLAND WATERWAY
Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association
Meets in Philadelphia and Will Put
Plan Before Congress Again

Meets in Philadelphia and Will Put
Plan Before Congress Again
Purchase of the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal by the United States
government, for the purpose Of max
ing it part of the long desired |
rystem of deeper inland waterways |
along the eastern seaboard. a project |
which has been agitated for some
years and, despite setbacks from Con-
gress and other sources. will not stay
downed. received added impetus Wed
nesday at a meeting in Philadelphia.
The meeting was a session Of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa-
tion and took place in the Office of
Mayor Smith. II was attended by
representatives from seven or more
cities in this section of Uncle Sans
real estate holdings. including Phila-
delphia. Wilmington. Baltimore. Cam
den and Chester. The men represent
ing Wilmington, were George A.
Elliott and Clarence c. Killen, secre-
tary of the local Chamber of Com
merce. From other cities were Mayor
Preston. of Baltimore; Mayor Ellis.
of Camden; Mayor Donnelly. of Tren-
ton, and Congressman J. Hampton
Moore. representing Philadelphia.
Mr.. Moore is one of the original
movers in the deeper waterways pro-
iect.
Convention 20 Push the Plan
The more than 200 persons present
talked the matters of the purchase of
the canal over in extenso and it was
decided that the forthcoming conven-
tion of the association, which will be
held in Philadelphia in September,
will be made the starting point of a
renewal of the fight to have the
government buy the canal. To this
end the whole effort of the convention
will be directed. twill be contended
that the acquisition is not only neces-
sary one from the point of view OF
commerce but that the national de-
fences will be measurably strength
ened.
Good For Battleshps
According to the plans contemplated
long ago, the esnal, after it become
federal property, will be so deepened
and enlarged that it will accommodate
vessels of the battleship type. whiel
then can be moved from the Delawar
to the Chesapeake without the length,
voyage outside, fact which would adj
immensely to the value of the fee
and become a strategic item Of larg
Importance in any military or nsvs
plans the government might have j
connection with coast defence. II
intended to have the convention, whe
it sits in September, spend one da
at least in going over the canal an
seeing for itself what an admirabl
addition it would be commercial
and military to this section of tn
country. II is intended also to en-
tertain the conventions personnel j
Wilmington either coming or going I
the canal.
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WeItcrrclcber Oebcn
Dcncn Hie tluIlen bort
1tlhmarlhnn b. Ninhtubnta nnh
Istntral 4. plnhaatn maditn
rirr Huiatl lstiana'rt

Werlin 4 aul, Iibsf ponhou
Gin tell her ltrillrdllr htA 1elb.
mnrlhuilh pun Ninhenbufa arili air
NuliN nn unh btndllf ibnrn cine
diIdpbc bet. 2ia AuIicn arrlclen
Ia cleidnpcnishail Tic crllrtrcldl.
llnadrn bobcn IN alolbunicn bic
cileniibc ncacn Ste RniIcn erarii.
fen un0 hirie mehrere Wlrilcn ipcit
5nriidaeirichcn.
wcnerdl y. pialinacn mtIOct: lin.
ier sInariii idreiirt boron; Bic Bnbl
Der 0cinnucncn bat Iid icit acitcrm
im iiebcn Cfiisicre unh 1900 Wlaun
erh6bt. Der dctno gina an pcr.
ihieoeuen SeiIen Der admpiiront
az Beaenonariiicn bor, bic ie0od
nit geidtiafcit 5nriidaapicicn mur.
ben.
WeneroI b. 9otbuier mcIoet. Gcllt.
ihr INTO oitcrrrid)iIdlltnporiide
Iruppcn itiirulien bic 00brn bon
@orobiomfa. IoiDie Die mnIicecnocn
fein0lid)cn SteIlunaef.
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Sclrsrnpbiert @iIIOn, bah 9entidl.
gImerifaner in Der Meritu.
Strife binter inn itebeu.

Buffalo. 4. Sui. - Tie 0ies.
i1briqe aonpention oes 1eutit.
glmeritnniidcn 5tontsperbonoes
glew gort fau0 eritcrn bier ibreu
glbidluB.
Inter anoerem mur0c Gin ge.
idlub gefaBt, Dab Der @erbon0 iidl
niht gum @erf5eug irgenolpelder
9Solitifer bergeben ioa, uno Oab es
je0em WtitelieO pie bisber freiitebt,
ieiner eigenen politilden glnlidt gu
foleen.
Sin nnberer gefaBter 9eIhIuB er-
fl1rt, oab bic NlitgIieOer 0es Ser.
banoes IN Der gesenip1rtigen neri-
fanilhen Strife ibr @igentltn uno
2eben Dem Staote uno Ser Station
8ur 8erfiigung iteIlten ioipie Der
&egierline, oeiieH fortgeiester gIor-
reihen grtipidelrng als cine freie,
unabhdngige yt1tipn ite iid] ltets
mi0nlen iuiir0en.
9ieier lebtere @eIhIuB tpiirbe 10.
|mpbl Dem &rafi0enten seiIion mie
Dem @ouberitenr @bitnton teIcgro.
Ipbifd iiberrtittelt.
Sn onOeren 8cidIiiiIen eab Ser
@erbono altfs gaeue ieiner Treue
uno feiner Soffnung in unier 2anO
uno oeiien freien Snititttionen gIus-
orud ltn0 Oriidte ben @ltnid aus,
oaB ale glnitrenglingen, Die QoDa.
litdt irgen0 zines Cells unierer 8e.
bolferung III Grage 5ii 5ieben, ocn-
lenigen W1nnern uno Borteien,
ipel9e aus oieien @erIeulnonngen
galisen gu 5ieben boffen, gum Sda.
ben gereihen tper0en.
Die bisberigen @eantten tpuroen
IGnltlih iDieoererip1blt.
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ll3 Gidhlt aani pbsf itiImfilt bntdi
mllilafildt Cpttaiipntn
iffifari

Vdtla. Aull rdf Minliit
rlim hea Annffpn ntt6ilfuilidll tlnt
Bnlnmmenliriiuna iipw bic ID
Sranlrtldl ifit sitaiun bee Nrieats
ouagtidiet glefniliiuua rouodl itnA
113 5idate a0a3 oser ieilmtllp 0afdl
miliidriidle rprtoiionen scrii5ri
1860 Ndnltf liuo balia iHh
2D.b0l icilueiie bcrnidici Sn lls
gommiinen briraat bic 3trii6rina
nchr ols 30 gltoBcltt. In "a sia0.
ien rs NroBcut iniO In ben iibriarn
irruiacr aIs 90 grobeut.
Nirle 0iieuilidlc clebdn0c. iuie
0irdlcn Shulen nuo Rotbdnicr iifh
iicocraclcgt, uno 56 tScbouoc, neI
&c bsrariia beupiiitet Iino. mer0en
ais biiioriidle 1enfm1Ier be5cidnei.
Gouutrr befinOen hh ooS Rotboiis
in glrrns uno Oic NuibeOralc in
gibritnS.
Die Tcutidlen babcn 1854 Std0.
tr I'M 9ciit. iiebcn @ro5ent Der &c.
iomi5abl BON 36,247.
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SinSct Cos ucn PanS
cines 1laficeenciicn!
Der Sarbise Sim Sobnion ifueibst
7ca 8ruOfs nit 9iaiiermcRer
bic aeAle OnrdI.

SIeine llrioden, grobe 8irfim.
.eenl - Dies 5prid)mort belpabr.
beitete iidl geitern aheno mieOer elm,
nal aui furhtbare 8eiie.
Der 5orbige Gea 9roofs, alias
rG1ppp eSoncs". boflite bei ieinent
Aoiiergenoiien 9latbnn 5bcorIes in
Oeiien Sittte, IS. uno CAB StraBe.
gIls er gciterh Die Wliete be5nblen
Iollte, fam es 5u einen Streite, 0a
er 25 Gents ab5ieben poIlte. Gap.
pD bro1te ieinem 9ausberrn nit
jeiueu AaiierIneiier mebrere Sdnit.
te bet cntflob ie0od. als 8cibe 6a-
3lpiihen troten. Ger 9ieger Sim
sSobnion, Elm 5reunO bon Sbeorles,
befannt unter Dem gtanlen Big
9og4 m1d)te iid aaf Die gerfolsiing
pou 8roofs, erreid)te ibn @de IS.
nno Cunning Strabe uno trenrte
ibm NIT einem lulihtigen S9nitt
ieines 9foIierrneiIers beinabe oen
aopi bonn Sollpte. groofs Itarb
gleid nnd ieiner ginIieIernng i'm
ct. Soiepbs Soipitol, mdbreno Iein
Ror0er in Saft genommen iuurce.
Sbearles lit niHt GefdbrIi6 Der.
Iest.
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Oieies gan5 genou9)
Waidtnengelpebre ipieIen in oer
a1mpfe1 an Der Sontnle Die &oitpt
role uno beioe 9arteien ba5sn lcL
die In Wtaiie.
griten ioaen NAL aeigen, iuas
iie f6nnen.
9lrnIter0am, a. suIi - Ser bri,
tiid. .fron3ofiihen Gffeuiibe miro in
oeutiGt1i 8lGtterE OH promtncnter
Steae eripG1nune eetan Se6r ira.
eii6 tpiro bic 6ffeniibe ni6t ee
nonttnen. 90 idreibt 3. .. bic 46l.
niidle 3eitung: Bon Der groBen
SAIodt in Der Champagne nilien
mir oab Der 8eino gu Der oama,
Iigen Offeniibe gorbereituneen Orob.
ten Stpls traf uto 10 fSnnen mir
ailh iest neefi6ert iein, onb 0ic
aaiierten nihts untcrlaiien boben,
I'm Oieie iiitt9Ite 0ffeniibe in GRIND.
liher gSeiie por8p6ereI.en. Ger
iSeino ipriht bereits bon groBen @r-
faIgen, bic CT bel nielcr 9ffeniihc
errpnaen baben mill; oas lii notilr.
lid llniinn; crit bic nddllren Gage
lDcrSen ms belueiien iuie ueit Der
Serb nit icinen 2lnsriff:u getcnl.
men lit,
z.ie &oIniihe 8oIfs5citlna nsr.
lociit oltf Die Sdpicriafeit oeS ;5cIt.
1altens Der borgeldobencn oeutl6en
SteIlungen, meId)e Der SSctno nit
einem @eiAoBb1gel iiberidilttete iuo
oann nit gefuaItigen wtaiIen SSSil.
fanterie ltiirrnte. @leif5eitig Der.
Dciit Die 3eitung auf bic Gntiadje,
oab es 0en fSeinoe nidt gelungen
it, oic 6eutlde 2inie 0u Onr6bre.
den. 8enu aiih 9eutidlanO benz
9lnsgang oieler Sdldht nit &n6c
entgegeniiebt, idreibt oieIes glatt,
10 lit 0ieieIbe 0ennoh bebcltltHgSpoG
t1o plclleldt iogar efltideioen0.
Gum eriten YaoI in Oicicn aricge
bat England Den 6aliptitoB ous5u.
balteu. Die britiide g(rlnee in
6ra1freid lit nuneriid ltarf un0
gut aisgeriiitet; Die erglii6e snou.
itric bat IN Der &eritealng bon &c.
idoiien unb @eiduben @rpbartiges
geleiitet, ino Der britiI1e' SoIont
bat icbt @cleecnbeit, az beipriicn,
ans meldlem Sol8e er gcihnitt lit.
(Den 9elueis bat er bercits aeitern
abeno erbrn6t, oem bel Dem eriten
anpraa nit Der prcubii9cn @aroe
mid er 5uriif, uno er mag iif in
9lft nebmcn, ipeun CT Den @onern
In Oie Gisere fonlntD
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Offcnfiuc niiSt
Nniicrteit nie6ts!

8oi6ington, 9. g., 4. sSuli. =
Sielige Milit1rfrititer iin0 Der gln.
fidt, Bob Die Jran3oien lrto 8ri.
ten, tpelhe on Der Sontrne ltn0 nor0.
pdrts oapon cine Gffeniine gegen
Die 3ertiben unternonnlen boben
itlnerbolb oebn Togen am gn0e
ibres Bibes argelangt iein tueroen.
Sie netlnen oielen geipaltigett 8or.
itoB cine IeBte ber5peifelte araft.
onItrengung, Inn 9eutihlano Su
Stpingeb eiren ibnen onnebnlbnren
6rieoen ob5u1hIieBen. 3oulit ober
merOen 1te fein Slid BADEN, ln0
ioQte es ben 8riten aud gelingen,
Die 8tpeiten 8erteioiglngslinien Der
0euti1en at our6breden. Weiner
glniidt nod, iagte Elm bernorrngen.
Der bieiiger milit1riiher So9her.
ItGn6iger, iperoen Die 9laiierten aud
bier in grfobrltng bringert, oaB Die
Deutiden ibnen Sdoh bieten ner.
ben. Sd bin in oteier @initdt nb.
Iollit neutral, ipubte o6er, ooB Die
@ngI1noer einlnal gum getnnltigen
lebten Sdlnge ausbolen tpiiroen.
glneefeuert our6 Die grfoIee Der
Rulien in Der gufopina, bieIten fie
ben glugenblif fir gefommen an.
augreifen. SD elaube ober nidt,
oob iie, ebenioipenig ipie bic 9ul.
len, NIT ibrer GffeniiDe erfolgrei6
iein peroeit Oenn aI5u ftarf iin0
Ole oeiltidcn 9feierben itno unber.
iit bos aricgsnlaterinI Der
0eltiden. 8ie Gnel1noer iueroen
finoen, oaB fie nidts nusSuridten
bernogen. ltnb Oonn fpiro es auf
bei0en Seiten perniinftige Ne1nner
geben, ole Den 3eitpuiift fir Srie.
Observation-Disclosures fir gefoUtnen
bdlten.
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DcutIcbe Iicorcict
IN Cmftkdnlpfcn!

Berlin, a. suIi. iiber 2onOou. -
Dos aricgsant meloet. 2ebbafte "a.
iigfeit entmidelten Oie feinDIiden
5lieger. l1nIere @eidtpaoer grtffcn
iie on beridieoencn @lmften an in6
fiieten ibnen idpere 9erluite gu.
S noer @egeno Der glneriff5front
beiipielspeiie. iomie I'M @laosa5.
idnitt, ipilroen Is feinOIidc Nero.
plane nbgeidoiien, bon ocrcn odt
britiide im0 orei frnn5oiiihe inner.
bolb unierer 2inien abitiir5ten. 2eiit-
nant Baron b. glItbous brohte iei.
nen iiebenten @egner 5ur Strcfe.
8ir perIoreu feline Wlnidine; nur
mlirOen eiuige 4iIoten uno 9eobad).
ter beriuuil0et.
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9Lrbeiterfiidrer fiir irieben.

gBnIbltgtot, a. sui. = Glrl
eemeinIonies &omitee. ipeIhem Die
arbeiterfiibrer bon Merifo uno oen
Ser. Staaten aneebOrert, neroffent.
Iihte geitern einen Qufrif an bic
Megieruneen uno 9ebolferiing bel.
Der 21noer, nlIcs MIR Wioglihe 81
ti1n I'M eiuen Srieg 3fpiihen bei-
ben 9antionen 5n bernlei0en.
gs miro Der 0fatiaIaG erteilt. ei.
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geriOnaIien.

&err 9beob. geder, elm ebemaIis
oct tuobIbetnnnter Gurner Gnabn's,
1T mad mebrt6sieen geiuhe mad
ieiner Seiuat in Soiboni 28poniirg,
5ariidgefebri. $err 9eder bat in
SHaba angeueBme &aGe berbraaks
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itimlnungcu ielbit ais init Der gyro-
ge beih1ftigte, ob oas Ginbringen
bon gnenoefnerfs dilgenrefnen Gbo-
rofters at neutrality-suspicious.
Ituttbaft lit ooer nibt. Cine 9e.
idlubfoiiirng bot nod rtidt itntt-
gefunoerl 8e3eihneno mar es, OoB
bel Der 9ebotte am W1itttpo1 fein
eir0iger Setlotor in freier uno Of.
fener 8eiIe fir Die 2egitimit1t oes
neutrality-suspicious. ltno 0onlit 0es
ibm 5uitcbenoen 9te6ts, Reflome fir
feline @nren 3l MAIDEN, et1ttrot,
lpGbreno berihieoene, nomentlid &c.
nntor 8ar6nnlnn bon MiIIiliippi ge.
lDoltige Giraoen gegen ben Sonoel
NIT geiitigen @etrGifen loslteBen.
(Qas ENHANCEMENT lit ieitoem Der.
iporfen lporoen.)
Ga Die sSroge probibitioniitiider
Mobnabnlen gern0e beriibrt lit, 10
oiirfte bic Mlitteilung irttereiiiere1,
onb ole Sbeppar0i6e @orloge,
our6 oeren glnnnbme Die 9unoes.
baaptlta0t troden gelegt tperoen
iuiirhe, borlditfig niht sur 9ebatte
fomnlen ipiro. 8erld)ie6ene Sena-
loren fin0 Der 9lnIiht, ooB ntht
Belt porbonoen lit, Inn in Der iesi-
gen SeiIion iid) nit oerartigen Dor.
lo9en at beIhdftieen. Grit in Der
SeIiion, ipelhe I'M 9e3eu1ber be-
eintt, oiirfte Der Sbepporo'iden
8Orlage pirfltdb ndber eetreten iper-
ben.
sSn eingdpeibten &reiien lit man
Der Mniidt, oaf in Der beboriteben.
oen aonlpogne bic Yrobibitionsfra.
ge MIR cine utttergeorOnete goIle
ipielen tpiro. Sdn1tIide 8oblbe.
riGte IN ben Iebten 9tonoten Oelt.
ten an, oaB oas 8olf an ben pro-
feIIioneIlen Hefornerr ipelden be.
ionoers an Der glusrottrng oes
SptritltoienbonoeIs gelegen 1T, ge.
mug bat Gieier .8inf nit benz
8oltnpfobl lit aud bon oenienieen
6eritonoen fporoer, tpel9e bisber
ibre gdi1ae gsotoritit Der glsitation
al @nniten bon 9robibitton 3u bers
oaiiten botten.
Sros Der 0eriiderilng, 6ob Der
aongreb iid gnoe oieies Wonots
Dcrt1gen iDiro, oeltten ale gln3ei-
den oorouf bin ooB bobon ni9t
Die @eoe fein fam. Spre6er Glarf
ioa aIe Sofffuing auf friibaeitige
gertasung oufeege6en boben. glud
Der 8iSe.gr1noent, Der Den Ser.
bonolungpn oes Senats pr1Iioiert,
bat gorte6ritngen getroffen, nm ben
CONNER in Der 8unoesbauptito0t
3l5ubrinqen. Dab ongeltdts Der
ariegsgefobr bic Chefs Der gtrnee-
II. @lorine.G Geportenents Baibing. |
ton nidt perIaiien fonnen lit leIbit. !
perit1n6Iid). Die Sefret1re 8ater
un6 Daniels boben oesbaIb aud
in Der 8unoesbaliptita6t |
Bu bleiben. Seinrici. |
Abouniert Gl,f Die Ed1Iihe &ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-04

nc aonaiiiion BON amerifonrrn
uuo Nlegilnnrru at crncnncn, meldle
oie Tifirrrnsen oii aiiiIidiem Ncac
iblidirn iull. sic mir 0urd, elm
acgrnieitiacS NliburriidnouiS unO
munaelhaiie Suiormotioncn rnt.
itouoen iin0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

~>~>S>~~~~~N~><s~s~S~<>r~~
LOCAL Improvement District No
1g9.-Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. 1899
of the City of Tacoma. a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the ith annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
laying sanitary sewer of eight
CsD inch pipe together with all nee
essary wyes, tees, risers, manholes
and connections with present sow
crs, on the following described
lines. towit.
on the alleys between &c" and
- Streets from Columbia Avenue
to South 10th street. and from
South 36th Street To Division Lane;
along the center line of Block 81,
Amended Map of First School Land
Addition from Columbia Avenue to
South Both street; ON South 10th
Street and Division Lane from the
alley between ~ and e. Streets
Avenue from ID" street to Pacific
Avenue; on South 3Sth street from
D street to a point 1913 feet east
of the east line of ID" street,
thence parallel to said east line Of
- Street to South 10th Street,
along a line 1SS feet east of the
east line of ID" street i'm Block so.
Amended Map of First School Land
Addition, from South 3Sth street
to Columbia Avenue.
Said stallment may be paid on
or before MAY 10th, 1916, but
If not paid on or before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs
Will attach.
CIIAS. u. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
April 20, May $40, 1916,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-28
Called Him a
Liar, He Says

Trial OF the suit brought by II.
T.. Norwood and wife against
Morris Dyslin and wife, charging
Islander, began in the superior
court otday.
Norwood alleges Mrs. Dyslin
said he was crooked and "a big
liar" Also "a liar and rob-
ber.'
lie further alleges that Hrs.
Norwood was injured shortly be-
fore she gave birth to child and
that Mrs. Dyslin remarked in the
presence of a T. II. & =. official.
who employed Norwood, that she
supposed the Norwoods were
sorry their child was all right,
because they couldn't sue teh
electric company"
Norwood claims this lost him
his job and that he has been in
jured to the extent of 81, 800.