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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Rid,ter Better =. 1enbrid
Don Re,p 2)orl srtldrts ON
Dienfas.
Dab iss,r girs.r bas R.dt babe. bic
Rsgieruns al friiifirsn.

Rengort, II. Juli. - gai&tsr
Deter 4. 6enbrid pom D6erftadtsgss
ssridt belt ON Oismitog zines 8irs
gers Re4t, bic Resieruns 81 iritiiis
rsn. anfre&. unb fsste 6nrrp aurin
IN 5reibsit. ipel4er bon sinem syriss
bensri6ter tptaen argebIi6 unorbents
Ii4eH geirosms gu 30 9nstn De-
fdHgnib perurtbeil. ,porben mar, nadbs
bem er girtulare rsrbrsitst bate, ip,ls
DE 4ussiiss aug Ser Ronititution unb
Der llnabbinsisieiis GriIGrune 70.
ipis bic Grage entaislten: .6anbeIi un.
isrs Resierung nah bisisn Grunb'
fdtsn2s
Ri8ier Tfnbrid fnste. man milf.
stpiiGeu einem Wanne. ipel9er aiir
WsrIssuns bes G,febes aufrsiss, unb
sinem folh.n, fpeIt<r bos G,eieb tris
tfiire, unierffeiben. Sebsrmann I'm
2anbe babe bas Redt, bic Regierung
unb bic beiiebenbtn Gsfese gu .ritiiis
rer.
aiis gti6ter 6snbrid BON eiu.m
4ffiiisnten ks 9iItrhts anipnlts
barauf aufmsrifam sernaAt ipurbe.
bab tas goIt Elm Reft babe, cine Res
aieruna 5u ftiisen, bic ss unterbriids,
befcnbers felt ssbrudi babe. fasts Ritb.
ter 5enbrid: rDos fiebt bod in Der
lIna6bdneisieits Grildruns. Gs 1T
ia bas, beF.n bic eslammie preHe
bes 9anbss DeutihIanb sesanpdrtis
befhulbist. Gs III ia bas, lpas bas
Bolt bon RuBIanb seiban bat mis
perIouist. ptrb asgen bic GHiifeibuns
bss Ri9ters 6enbrid apptiIirt ipsrbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Saserlsben NIT WaHer.
Tic &eseusaiie babeu ben Gartbaae
Sairplas in eiueH WOrait Der.
lpanoelt.

Dir erinn.rn uns, iuie bic Tnrnt,
ihimpftsu, ols linen fpdhrenb bti
Surnieiiss i'm Sabre 1909 auf BEN
5airpIab in Gartbdae be 3elte meg,
sui9ipimnien orobteu. @enau ir
oraitiid In ibrsn 2lusbriidsn aparsr
aeftern bic Solbat,H, neil betanntIit
aIeide uriafxn l!,it,:Wirfungen bsr
beifiibren. Die Rse.nsiiiIs am seftris
gen Gage unb beionoers Der Gefpi!'
isrfturm in ben ipGt.n Ra&mittass'
itunren boben ben QngerpIas tn sineu
Rorait ptripanbsit unb apeun babel
ben Splbdten bic CUTE 2aure oussebt
unS fis ibrsm unHu!b Cuff rna9en,
no, per tpia es fbnsu perargen.
Gsit bem 9urHfsit fiRb aber auf
bem 5airpIab beritieoene bauerbafts
Rsabauisu aufseiihrt, fOSab bic Sol'
bdtsn - ibr Qas,r beibt Camp Go'
lumbia - untsr TAD unb Sn9 iino,
Iobab bic llnbiIbsn Der Wiiierune iie
ni6t anfe4ttn. Der Gyersierplas NOR
dber nift prdfeniabti, fobab bas
.9riffeItloppens uub anheres Rrissss
baneperi untrblsiteu niubte. aber
bupon irieseu bic GolbGieu nod pes
mug; perid,oben in uu9 bier midi ouf'
seboben. Sn ben peri&iebensn Sebdu'
ben iuurben BON iDmpeienter Seiie
8ortrdee sehnltsn, fobaB bic SoIbaten
fbrm Sheil am tbeoretif&eu
lIntsrridt erbi,ltsn. gs fei iibrigens
bem.rft. bab bds @strsten bes Camp
bon Geiten Gipilifsn nur gegm pab
iiattbaft IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Cefterreid slimsarxs
JrisbenssisIs bon BEN premier Or
bon 6epeIsr
yOr Dem aoniit.uiiOnss saOmmtttss oss
! gasidsraibs srortsrt.

gDisn, iiber Mrniteroam, IL. 3uli
Oef!erreih unearns Grisoensan;it'
ten purbeu ON Dienitag bsm aonii.'
tutions Gommittes bes Wei6sraths
bura ben prsmier Or. DON S<pDisr
in elmer @niprode betanni ssgsesn.
Ro4bsm bsrislbs auf bic GiniOisii
5nii1en Oefierrei4 unb itinen Ssr'
biinbeien binsstpisien, fagts er, rsr
msidsratb iperbe einireten fur has
3isl, fir ptIhes Ceiisrrsih iampit.
nGrnlid bas unanfe4ibare Re4t Ger
Boiler, ibrs Btiiimmunesn jelbfi gu
tniiAeiben. Dos psrbs Elm bebeuteH'
Der S6riti iein in Der Ri4tuns ,ines
sbrsnbaftsn 1riebsns, ben mir b.r.
bei5ufiibrsn tpiniatn duf Der Bats
br Gersdtigteit. Der Wdbisuns NIB
Ser 9eriSbnling, INN iolfe unriianoc,
ipsl9e biefsn Meltiries berbtifiib,isn,
fir INNER aus5uinalten. Wir isbRn
bieien srieben bsrbei. 8is mir ats-
70 ipsit fnb, iinb mir enti4Ioifsn in
linfsrem snsen 3uiommtnDirttn nit
Der yroni aussubalten."
Dr. Don S<pbler bsripiss auf bic
Uru&tloiisieit allsr friiber:n @eriu1s.
Das prin5ip glsifer Rebte fir Tile
yfattonalitaieH Der Scpptlmonarhle.
tpie "a IN Der aonIfiiution Dorssis6.n
isi. bura5ufiibren. llnb bies lei bic
urfahe Der pDlitif9en linruben gene.
fen, tpeI4e Dsittrreih ihua9 erideis
fen lieBm. Mber tIar benisnbe Dians
nsr bditen stnau seipubt, bab Dies
uidt Der fall mar. 2fflt 96lisr
Otitsrrei6s fsisn mad onbsn unb IN
nsn bur4 Elm enges Bdnb BITE 2iebs
Sur Dpnaftie unb bic Gltimmdbis:sit
aIer aefsnsinitreHen - rtriniipft.
Der prsmier fngts ipeittr. bie acns
ititniipn sntbnlts feiuk Wrfiisunp<u.
tDie bic Gioenart einss SsaateA mel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
tlmtnbise Seitcn In zt.
Vetsrsbnra.
DsmOniiranten fd5isbsn auf BEN
1epsti prpipsti aufsinaEbsr.
ScIbaten ptrinnssn ben Siurs Der
pr0pifOrif4sn Resisrung.

81. pttersburg, 16. SuIi.
3pei DemonIirntionsn ssgsn bic Rs,
eisruns battsn CUR syolse, bab aui
bsm 9lepsii profpsit cine an5abl
S9iife abeffsuert unb babei mebrsrs
psrfonsn gtt6btst unb reripunbei
ipurben.
Dos S9ieb.n ipurbe anf5,inenb
bur9 unperdntlpOrilide perfousn
peruriaht, ss entiianb aber cine ga'
nii, in ber bic DsmOnitrantsn mil
Ueipebrsn unb Raitinsne.i4iissn
auf einanbsr ifoHsn, obns 81 piHuu
iparuin. S9On nn9 ptuisen Winuien
ipurbs bic Srbnuns fpieosr berseiteat.
Die Dsmcnitrniionsn paren bon ben
golifipisi. Der NniDriidis GaiiiUn
Der So5iaIbsmoiratiiden portei Dtr'
anftdlttt fporben.
II. Suli. Splbotsn brnnssn ON
Di.nitag in bic Drudsrsi Der rRopppe
Wrempa- ein unt srtldrten, bab bos
fsrnsre @ti9sinsn Der 3eituns ptrs
binbert psrbsn piirbs. sic perIangtsn
bon ben Gebern, bab iis cine prosIa'
nation aufisBsn foIten, in Der bas
Bolt aufssforbert pirb, nit Der
Maffs In Der 9onb niff bic Strabe 5u
iomm.n unb ben Gtur, Der proDiioris
itsn Resieruug 5u perlanssn, ipie
au6 bic SsOnfisiation btr sdn3sn
Bourgeois preHt.
.aamerobsn,4 beibt es IN Der
proclamation, mir baben bic Wladt
in unieren Sdnhen. Wir miiHtu uns
aller Gabrittn, bes Qanbes uns ar'
brtr probuitionsqusuen bemd4tisen.
Das Organ Der alrbeitsr uub SoI'
baten perbammt lie 9eip.sung. bic 81
ben obissn GrsisniHen sefiibri bat, ba
fie brobe, bic RspubIit su ruintrsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
80, 900, 900 pfnHb 0e.
iiiiseI In BEN Gbicasoer
&iibIipei@ern
Die Snbabtr iinb ni4i i'm Stanbs.
tire CAP Ios su iptrbsn,
meil bis aleinbdnDler BEN 9ubl,ian
su bobe preiie abpsrlangen.

Gbieaap, II. Juli, - 90. 9.
Woors. Ueiiglisb eintr Gefliisslbdrb.
ler.Jirma. iaste am Di.nIias, bab iiG
in ben Gbieaeosr aiibIipei9srn ag,in
30, 100000 plumb Gsfliigsl btfdnbsn.
~ iasis, bab srobe yorrdtbs auf Be-
itsIlung Der britif4en Rssieruns ansts
famnisii porben ieien. Oi,is absr ni5t
i'm Sionbs geiDefen id. gfsfrisercicrs
S4ufe su betomnsn unb iie bestclb
bic meiiten Crbres fansslirt babe.
.Die Snbdber ssbsn Ii9 ale Uliibe,
ibrs gorrGibe au 22 Bis % Gents pas
pfunb los5uiperbsn, fubr Moore fcri,
siie finb abr ipegen Der 5abgisrbe Der
RleinbdnbIsr ipenig erfolereid baurit.
Disfe perfu6en BON SO Bis 40 Gsnts
bas pfunb gu srlangm. unb einsr in
meiner Qa9barfhaft bdite bic linbers
i9dmtbeii. mir 43 Gents ob5upsrIlEs
gen.
beutf4er aonful
interuirt
Ri6monb, ga, II. Suli. -
auf Bsfsal Don Mafbinston pirb g.
q. @istor. peI4er bier Ionse Sabre
uls btutTd<r RonTul funsirts, inisrs
nirt iptrben. Or fsfinbet fih IN ben
6dnben bss Dunbesmnrf4dlIs 3. o..
SduHbers. Dietor Bat fi9 bier I'm
1abdt ; GsiAdft stn D<rmSaen truor'
Gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18

DIR aus psriaisbsnen Rationsn b,'
fi<bi. Is srforbtrs. gs fti nun atfr
au8 an Der 3eit. foI9e Hsformsn siHs
sufiibfen bic Is bisfsn RationolitiisI
srm0sIi4en piirbtn, bdrmcHiih nsfsT
eindber 81 Iebeu unb gu bsmOnfrirsu,
bab In Oeittrrti3 uiat sipa EN- ans
tsrbriidtes goli Iebe; bab isinespsss
ein Duuf4 fit llnterbriidiins porbdris
ben IN unb bab isber RationoIitdt ins
ntrbdIb bts Gtaaies bas gie6t esr
oeIbitptrpaItuns sustfi1tri III. Tas
bur4 iptrbe fsinbIi4sn ednbern iebir
@orpanb su elmer GinmiI&ung IN
Deiierreids innere Nngtltssnbeiis7
qencmmen anb ;uafei3 cine iitrre
Baiis fiir ssbsibIi9e entfpidlung unb
ein. frtbIi2s 3uttruft sef&affen.
vInekn Hysru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
9nslanb.
Winiion Gpsnesr gaur6ia iit piebs.
I'M 3dbinei.
Cir ebparb Carton rsfsnirt als
Rarinsminifir.

2onbon, II. SuIi. Cir Gbnnrb
Carton tn BON Rem Nmt ots triisn
aorbs Der QlbmiraIitdt suriidstirsisn
unb 1T BEN ari~siabinst obnt poriss
isuiIle beig<tr.t.n, ME am abenn ans
sstiinbigt purbt. Der Rn9fcIsfr oss
Cir Ghpnro als Warineminiiter III
Cir Grie Campbell Gtrbes. Der biEs
ber GENERALIZATION ber guniticns'
bsriorguns mar.
gDinjton Gpenesr Ghurnin ipifs
gnbfpIaer bes Tr. Ghriitopber apbi'
ion als WunliionsminiItsr uHc Obs
min Gamusl usoniogu. sin ebemaIissr
Miuiiter, frirb Gtartsfsireidr fiir
.Snbi.n, ala Radfolssr BON guiiin
6 Chamberlain, bsr rtfsnirt bat.
Wirbinternirt
Detroit Mih.. II. SuIi. -
Csear Hittman, elm fribertr anses
iislIisr elmer bisiistn automobil Ges
fslIThdfi, ipeIher ror stlihtn 9dgen
unter benz gsrba4i Der Espionage psrs
baftet porben mar, iuirb inisrnirt tpsrs
ben. Dubin ssbsnbs Jnitruttionsn
iinb bonn Suiti3 Department tn
MuitinstDu bisr sinseldufsn. Jn
Bitfmnnns 3immsr ipnrbs cine arobe
qfHsnH BON gntwiirfsn bet adbrif
onfsefunbeH. IN srtI9sr q osarbiist
haktA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Seaesme ,,nb 9astsn.

- Rad benz 8eri1t bes Superins
teubenten Der Jreif6uleH in Supton
betrus Der S@ulbeiu9 i'm S4uljabr
1916-1917: 1892, nit einem ldqli>
den Sur9fdnittsbefu9 Don 878. DE
sinndbmen betruseu $25 5,307.66, bic
4useaben 25.243.42, bemnd6 Der.
bleibt Elm Rafenbeftanb Don $64.24.
Die S4ulbebDrbe bef4lOb, baB Der
6eutfy llnterri&t bura tauimdHHi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
BON ben fiibIi&sn propin,sn mil
@rgipobu betrd4tet.

psiina II. JuIi. - Ser pre'
mier sunu bat eutf4isbeu, bab ein
atbb1utunss Gbift unn5tbis isi, oo
es ben @aiisr fompromittirsn tpiirbe
Die Gbinsisn Der iibIi4en propinssn,
fpefdx eiftrii9tis auf 5uons GrfoIe
iiub, perfu4en btreiis. feius MaH su
f&p6Gen. Gis srtlGrsn, bab 9uau
beabfidtiae. ben Gaifer bei3ubebaltsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Die ei,,3isea lleberlebensea
Dsstorpebirten britif&sn
Dampfers .Dalebp'.

Gin Atlanttf DER 6dfeR,
II. SuIi. - Offbiere eints britii@sn
S4iffes, psl4es ON Dienitog b'sr
aniam, beridtm, bab iis am 30. Mlai
einen aritleriii<u uub etnen Sriser
bes britii4<n Dampfers sOdisbp'
aufeesriiftn bdtteu. nel3er am 20.
Ulai Don eintm beuti4en 3au6bco.
torpebirt iporbm mar. Die bsiben
UtdHner iparen bic einsisen neb:rie'
benben bes Sfaffes srfpeisn- JbTe
Rettung erfoIgis. ME bie Oifi,isy.
iagten, atif eiRr friibersu Riidiahrt
bes an Oiruifas bier angesommsnen
Oompiers.
Der @imefifde asremier
9uan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Sd,mud srifoLen.

S6nrrd gum @eribe Don S400 1T
aus Der DObuuns Don Jiuae Siaafs
i'm Gerter Glatgebdis0e on 3opobnrn
ino Gerter aDeTuie eritoblen rporoen.
esiaars brafte seitsrn ben Giebitabl
bel Der SoIiSei jur an5cige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Gsstnatpn.

Die GspinstsHer Cffies fur has
rGiusinnafier golfsblatt~ befinsst
iid in BEN 0ebdnoe ber Tcpples
eabinss ganf & Srnit Gp., z @eit
eedJite Strahe. gnssisen, @ittbsi'
Imnsen unS SeitellnHseH irsene mel
der art iuerbru biz neun llbr gbsnos
baieibit entaesengrEDmmea. Sele'
ptsh Spntb 1884.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18

Wurbs in glatt Eipr. No., elm
Oeii.rrsifer Dor bem slufbdnssn
beipabrt.

GIai Rip.r. Rp., II. SuIi. =
am Mlonias absn5 rsttem GOlbdtsr
einen Ssiierrei9,r aus ben 6dnben
BON sipsi WGnnsrn, fptl1s i'm 9eurifs
is ipGrtn. Jpn aububdnssu. Die Wdn.
nsr irurbtn perbaitei.
Dininm Ri6, irs!f,tr am Sonntds
In elmer Rsbs bic nmeriinnif6eH Cru
bmartsiisr nufforbcrtt. NIT elusIdn'
bern turssn prossb gu MAIDEN. ipurS.
am 9isnitas i'm Gountp Gefdngnib
in Jarminsion singsIiefsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
eaIar fam aasesJabIt iusrben.

Siobtanfpdlt Groom bat seiiern Elm
Gutd6ien dbgsssbeH, tpona4 bas ga
lar bon $4,000 an ben ftdbtiften Jn'
9enisur 5rant G. &rug tn ieinsr
giseHi6aft aIs Sngenieur berS4nsli'
psrtebrss saOmmiIIion inter ben Be-
ftimmunsn bes pon Der 2ssisiatur
pafirten S.fsbss 5u Re6t bsftebi unn
dusssSabIt psrbsH fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
sireif Oer Gbanffenre abssiueahst.

3pifdrn Der 9nndiein 9ab 80. uno
ihren Gbnuiiaren lit GeiterH elm
2spntoutraft oereinbnrt uno nrlier'
se:d,net porbm, ioboB Der oroDenoe|
9luSItmtb abgcpenoet poroen III Sen
ocuteu rulrbe cine 2obnerbobnng Don
81 "a per g9cae rnb Don 21aI Gents
fur Die StltnSe lleberseit SugeitanSer-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
9ie 6erfteImnS BON
potaid)e
81 ansebIi9 elmer Civilizations Gir'
ma tn ReD Orleans ses
linsen.

Re,p ORLEANS. II. JuIi. -
Die ssfftrfcn DtftilIins &c Denaius
ring gompanp tiinbis!e an DisHifas
on. baB iie eintn neusn pro5eb fiir
bic Dsrpenbung bss Del btr Dsftiais
riins Don QIiobol Gus MoldHe pers
bleibenbsn abfnlls sntbedt, bur& ben
lire anIaee iebt inffanb gefebt fsi
idsli& 20 9onnen poiaf6e su prObu'
sirsn. Griiber ionnit foI@e nur aus
Deaiihlnnb be5oaea iperben unb toitsts
So pro Sonne in tiefnm 2aHbt. pdhs
rtnb lie beute gu $500 pro Gonne pers
fauft pirb.
1ysimifterter raneerma1ets tn
0nNlanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Vprtp Nicp
Grtldrie iid nit GROCER Raicritit fir
probibiiion.

eanSuon. porto RitO, II. Su,
II. - porto Rico Fat ii6 bsi Der WobI
am Tontas nit siuer srcben Wsaioris
tGt fir grobibition srtldrt. Gs ipurs
ben 99,775 Stiumsn fir uno 81. .295
Stimmsn esasn probibiiion absegs'
ben; 81 Tsinbipdlitdten bditsn bas
fir unb q baseasn seiimmt. Jn
San Suan purben 5,117 Gtinmen
fir unb 2,255 esstn prcbibition abb
eessben. Sn alien anbereu sroben
Gtdbtsn fiepim tbtHfnlIs bic 2rode'
uen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18

gDurben bic Gabrr Sss
9anbiteH, uebtridIIes
nabe 9ropnsoiIlt,
Serds.

BrounspiIle, ssg, II. Suli.
ein,m bier einssIaufeusn gsri&t sa'
foIge ipurben antisto pipdna arn
2uis be Ia Rufa, anstblt9t Dabrer Lee
8onbiien.leberfaIss I'm Sabre 1915.
auf Bsfebl bes prdibsnten Gdrronsa
In Reyiio perbaftei. au4 ber BrGfr
Don aneieto pipana. Ramon pipara.
ion fsfsesnommen ipcrbsn ftiu- a;t'
terer mar IN Ssras bon tiner Mcrbs
onfiase In Derbinbuns NIT BEN llebs.s
faG frsiseiprodeu iporben. Goup.r.
neur Dsrsufou bate cine BeIobnuug
bon $1,000 fiir bas GinbringeH tca
alneietO pipana unb be Ia Rofa. ieti
obr Itbenbis, aussdest.
Hie 6erffellufiH BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
@nfsarfpra4. SesaSniss
Qrfonfp teanobfat.

-R brib, II. Suli. = Der 35s
nia 9lfOnio ipurbs pom Ipuniiden ejes
fanbien In griHsi benahri&tigt. bab
Dant Der Jiiriprnts bes aoniss bic
iiber ben 4nipaIt Tnr Wnrcise BON
gsdmur perbdnst, 9obssifrdfs pon ben
beiitffen Rilitdr 8eb6rbeu in St'
fdnsnibfrafe umsspanbeli iuurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18

SIN SOmmer id5affi man fi9 BEN
s&litisu an im MliHtsr ben waasu.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15

piled British brigadeir, when asked
for an opinion Of the lowly American
mule. And he has a much better
character than generally is given to
him. He is something like camel in
that respect Most people cry down
and berate the poor old camel, but
once you get to know him he is much
to be admired. II is just the same
with the mule. He has some ways
with him which the British Tommy
didn't quite appreciate at first, but
now that they are better acquainted
and have formed a sort of entente
cordiale, the two have utmost respect
for each other and carry on at the
front with complete understanding
and effectiveness"
The mule had his supreme test on
this front in the battles Of the Somme.
There were days and nights OF I'M
ceasing labor, short rations and little
or no attention. The strain was con-
slant and terrific. In exact ratio to
the number employed, six horses sue
cumbed where a single mule give
way. ~
The horse, of course Is an animal
Of finer fibre and is far more sensi-
tive. If he stumbles into shell hole
filled with water he will strive and
struggle to get out until he actually
dies Of a broken heart. Not so the !
mule. He has no imagination and
not much of an outlook on life. Hell
calmly and philosophically lies in the
she'll hole until some one comes along
ind digs him out.
The mule, some suppositions to the
contrary Notwithstanding, is vulner-
lble at times to shot and shell. Many
II them have been killed in action
long with the horses, and others
ave died of wounds.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Sarah Belle Wharton has re-
turned from visit to friends in Earl
ington.
Gano Henry, of Shell Mound, Miss,
after a brief visit to relatives here,
left yesterday for st. Louis.
Miss Alice Merritt, of this city, has
been elected as teacher in the Quir-
tod Public School, at Admission, Ala,
to fill a vacancy occasioned by the
recent resignation of one qf the facul-
ty. She will at once enter upon her
duties.
Mrs, j. H. Brown is visiting at St
Charles and will return home tomor
row.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
INDIANS, IDEA or MEDICINE
Demand Is for Something Of Unusual
strenqth--How the squaws Ad-
minister Castor Oil.

The Indian, says Rev. J. Hines in
his book, "The Red Indians Of the
Palms." has the idea that any kind
of medicine is equally good for all
complaints. He believes in drastic
measures, and unless he feels the eff
feet Of the second dose of medicine.
he loses faith in il and, gives up TAX
ing it. He prefers purgatives and
emetics, but even in them the Indian
is won't to discriminate, and he
thinks castor oil is especially good
medicine"
Very often mothers would send to
the mission for castor oil for their
infants and then come the next day
and complain that the medicine had
not operated, and that the child had
done nothing but cry ever since 1t
took the medicine. Then my wife
would pour out another teaspoonful
and hand it to the mother and re-
quest her to administer it in her
presence. The child would object, as
most children do, and that part Of
the oil that left the spoon would
trickle down the cheek Of the child.
The mother, partly to remove the oil
and partly to pacify the child, would
give the child kiss that covered the
whole of its cheek, and in so doing
would remove the oil with her lips
and swallow it herself. Then she
would lick the spoon clean, hand it
back to my wife-and that is the
way Indian women give castor oil
to their children. After witnessing
this performance, we had no diff
Guilty in understanding why the child
got no benefit from the previous
dose.-Youth's Companion.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
Treats Charges Lightly.

DR.. H. F. Clarke, newly elected
president of the Board of Health, has
refused Lexington probe charges pre-
ferred against Health Office John D.
Mcguire by the former president, DR..
w. o. Bullock, who resigned recent
" because che was convinced of the
unftness of the health officer and was
unwilling to share the responsibility
for his actions by remaining at the
head Of the board.
Mayor Rogers, member OF The
beard by virtue of his Office, advised
this morning that special meeting OF
the board be called Immediately to ir-
vestigate the charges, but DR.. Clarke
said he did not think the allegations
were of sufficient weight and import
ance, as affecting the health situa-
ton of the city, to warrant special
meeting. Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
How's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
put any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo. o.
tcting directly upon the blood and mu-
.ous surfaces of the system. TESTIMONIALS
ent free. Price Is cents per bottle. Sold
y all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15

Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 9,--All but five
or six Of the 40 county superiuten-
dents are vitality interested,in the
question whether under the school
law they are eligible for reelection
on the certificate that they passed the
special State examination, held for
their benefit four years ago, or
whether they must secure another
certificate to qualify them for another
term. Attorney General M. M. Log
an expressed the opinion to the State
Superintendent v. o. Gilbert that,
while the law is not clear enough for
certainty, he believes it would be
dangerous for candidate to rely on
his old certificate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
Didn't Like Gerard.

The Lokal Anzeiger, the only Berlin
newspaper printing editorial COM
ment on Gerard's departure, says.
ut can hardly be said that in The
person of the representative Of the
United States, who left yesterday, a
popular figure disappears from Ber-
lin. The assertion that he was a pro-
nounced opponent of Germany, is
stretching the case bit, yet he surely
was no friend of Germany, and it
may be calmly set down that the rela-
tons of the United States and Ger
many would have reached far less
deplorable stage if the great trans
atlantic republic had beenrepresented
in Berlin in the person of man who
possessed a greater appreciation OF
the difficulties and peculiarities of our
position and who, further, had been
inclined to keep his government cor
rectly informed with respect to the
campaign of lies and vilifactions to
which we are daily exposed.
'1f, onthe whole, Mr.. Gerard was
no out-spoken friend Of Germany, he
was equally disinclined to share the
blind admiration for England and
everything English with which his
countrymen seem obsessed. From
the beginning OF the war he express
ed his inability to see how the Enten-
te could ever be victorious over the
Central Powers, and this opinion he
never surrendered.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15
OLDEST OF WORLDS TRADES.
'I'ye lost all respect for Swif.'s

Doll-making, the latest British in
dustry, of whose handiwork Queen
Mary has just accepted a specimen,
is among the oldest of the worlds
trades. Dolls have amused the chill
dren of all ages, and very elaborate
they became at quite an early date.
Dolls with movable arms have come
down to us from early Egypt, and
jointed dolls moved by strings are
at least as old as ancient Rome.
And the children of Greece had dolls
furniture--chairs, tables and pigs
such as still delight the nurseries Of
1916.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-15

Hopkinsville lovers of flowers have
been fortunate this season, in being
able to buy flowers lower than they
sell for elsewhere. For instance, car
nations sell at 81 dozen in Nashville,
Evansville, Louisville and other
places, while in Hopkinsville the
price, except at Christmas. Easter
and Mothers Day, is only 75cts per
dozen and all pot plants and cut
flowers at like reduction over other
points. 1t pays in this instance, as
well as others, to trade at home.
METCALFE'S GREENHOUSE.
Wheat Tuesday opened at SLIT
and closed al STA.