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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
&umdniide 9.itialitdten.

Gaum ftnb bic 8eribte bss umeri.
faniidN @sianbtsn WarfieIb iber
Die BON Rumdnen In ber SobrubId1a
beriibten 9releItbdter an DehrloIsn
buIgariiben Grsiisu, i5raueu unb
Ginbern betauHt sepprbeu, 70 Iiesen
f1on nsre 8eipetis Don fIuhpiirbicen
8erbre6en ppr, bic rumdniI9e Off.
Siere unb SoIbnten on b.uti6en Der.
rpinbeteu begungen babsn. s5n b,m
8efe6t Bel pprumbdi mar Der 5uIar
8 =. g berwuHbst liesen ae,
'blieben unb BEL sinem Dpritpb Der Rus
mGneu In ibr. Sdnbe seratben. gsi
feiner eibIiden 8ernebmung am /.
Sttober 1915 bat Der Sufar iiber bic
tbm Dibsrfabrsns gebanbiuns fpIssns
beg ausgefast:
Sd tDurbe geit.rn morgen In BEN
9sfedt BEL pprumbui burh einen
S6ub in ben linfen Sberfbentel per,
tpunbet unb mubte lieeen bleiben. Gin
rumdnii6er SoIbat DIN einem srups
pentbeil, Der unf Der 4disltlappe bic
Drummer 6 trus, fanb mid etiDa 10
ubr @ormittaes unb ndbm mn meis
men 8ruitbeuteI, lIbr unb ben Snbalt
meinss 8rotbeutsIs ab. Gin OffiSier
tpollte mid iiber bic bettiden Srup,
pen cusfragsn; meine Trege, OBJ elm
Sanitdter, ba mare, pernetnte er. Gina
5 llhr Nnhmittags mubten bic Rus
mdnen Dor bsn 9nariff unisrer Srups
pen suriidgeben. Sierbei Ieate Elm rus
mGniiher GoIbdt auf mid an, um
mid gu sri6iebsn. gs fdlus dber gee
rabe cine 9rorate elm, Dor Der Der
RumGne flii6tets. Damn tamen ume.
re Sruppen. fpobur6 i9 gerettst tr1ir-
be. ginen befpnberen geFebI, mid su
erfdisben, bate Der rumGuiine Sol.
bat niht srbalten.1
Der llnteroffisier Z. cd. 4.
III ebsnfalls burd bos @orriidsn Der
beutihen Sruppen aus rumdnifther
@efangerf6dft befreit iporben. Shm
mar es beoeaienb fdle6ter ergangen.
CT bat inter Glib folseubes ausges
fagt:
sd mar geftern rrrorgen nm Se.
fedt BEL gcrpnbaf, mo Der gleIt uiiic,
rcr aompanie bonn sSeiii6e um3inactt
unb sefditsen genonrnten tpirrbe. lin
mid berrft tparen 90 BITS 30 Same.
raben Ste rumdniidts GdJiieeslinie
fori oni ,tns ~ aub i&Ob ant una
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
@ie BOelde nuo Smmdmamn
ibreu eriten Sies errausIen.
Die DerfDIsune. - Ger aaHpf IN Der
2uft. - Der Gbfturs. - Sfe aan'
buns. - Das Grab Der glieser. -
Der 3eiu@ her ensIddeu JIug'
seuse - Sm Sampi NIT fSaHsofh
fheu Gisgern

@ir entnebmen bic nae5itsbeabeu
beiSen EagebuhiteGen bes peritprbes
men 5elbenfIiesers Der auibenttlhen
Gommluns ieiEer Sageb 64er Inb
@erttte, bic un.er bem Sik ,5aupts
mann 8OeIdes JsIbberi9ts" bd yrieb.
RID anoreas pertbeS u. g., GO.ba,
rfMeiHt.)
eiRen RanPf BIB gum Siege llrds
snfiibrtH. pas seians N II am Sonns
tag frib sum erftn Wnl. Sd bGtte
ben auftres. 2eitnaut b., ber artilIe'
riefhieben batte. gsgen ieinbli9e
Glug5eage 5u fhiiben. @era6e mar it
duf ben 2Des mad bonn, ba iahen mir
stnn fraIsTif4en (Eitbeder, bDbcr
dls mn, auf wns sufrmmeu. Dd man
als Der aiefere TN Rntbtbei, III, boaeu
nx aiIs; er fab uns ni&t, fonbern
IOg tiefer tas aanb I eretn. mir freti,
- ms Jebr. ssnu Dt. yransoSen soms
- y xasss 3sit n " iss.sa saS s,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

Giierne areus betcnrnen bat; er bat
| iib tabellos sei1Iassn unb sef4ohen,
i'm sansen $50 S9ub bapnn faBen ~
in, feinbli&en 6Iuss.us.
I'll. sluauf 1915.
atm 10. 9tusfit. friih, mar febr|
| I9lehtes Wetter, 70 bab Der Sffisier
bonn 0ienit in bic Stabt hlepbDnirt
bate, es babe feinen 3tped, beransSus
tommen. SD lag alIo persuist nod
i'm gett. pIOblif tpedt mid nein
8urIde, es Iei elm GnslGnber ba. SD
alIo rdus unb ran ans Geniter. Ser
GnsldnOsr batte aber bic Ri4nins sur
5ront. i9 alio gar teins 4usiiht, ibn
gu eripiihen. unb trauhte ihinpFenb
ipieber ins 9ett. aaum liese i9 .pies
Der bequeln uno etipos angeipGrnt. ba
tommt lpieoer rnein 8urihe anssldu'
| fen, Der Gngldnber fame 5uriid. Na,
lpenn Der 4erI 10 fre1 lit. min ih mid
iihneq anSieben. llneemaihen, i'm
giadtbenb, obne @amaI4en. taum
angespeen, tpebe i'd NIT BEN Utotors
rab auf ben pIas unb tonlme serabe
5ure4i, ipie iia Die aerls (nid3t 6lobI
elmer, Ionbern pierD bamit beluItiser,
8omben auf ben JluspluB su iuerfeu.
Sd alfo binein in mein Glus3eus,
Itpie i'd mar, uno binterher. Od bic
Gnelanoer aber isbr i4nell tparen unbI
Iofort na9 9fbipurf ibrer 8onbsn
pieber na9 9auie flosen, selans ss
mir nidt, auf SduBipeite berunsus
tomHen. Sebr trauris ,ebre ib su'
rid unb traue meinen 9tusen faum,
oenn unterbeiien iino I9on Dieb,r
| fiinf 5luss.us. bei uns su 8siu4. |
Ilio auf ben nahiten. einen fransoib
| f6en Ginbeder. Sd betam ibn ie5r
IidDn gu faHsn iodte i'm aud tii3tis;
bod pie i4 10 nett beran mar, bab
i9 budte, nun uriiiie er aber baIo pur'
seln, baus. 2ubebemmans! .. i'd mar
ipiitbenb! Sd periufte, iie obeu sIsi4
su bebebsn, unp babe nor Watb bas
S4lob 10 bearbeitst. boB bic puiron.,
bic ii3 etnsetlsmmt batte, gang ents
5tpei eins. Mir blisb peiter nidts
ubrts, aIs idnen su Ianben. um bic
patronen gu tpeafeIu; pdbreno i'd
beruntsrsins. iab ia unieren onosren
Ginbeder ontommen, unb fre,ite mid, |
baB ipenisitens BON bem bic Gnsldnber
nod ettpas serupft ipiirben. Wdbrenb
i6 mir urten nelie 9atronen eialaben
lieB. iab id, tpie 2euirant SS1nmel.
mann einen GnsIdnber iebr fd6n ats
tudirte, Der barduf ousrib. SD eins
fdneG tuieber bod, Tim sSmmelmann
eesen Die anSeren 81 unteritiifen.
9ieIe riffsn aber bel meiner 5fpeiten
Intunft tpisbsr aus, unb id bate MIR
bus Radfeben. Snspti4en bate Sms
meImann isinen gneIGnbsr sur Can.
bung ge5tpuRsen. Gr bate ibm ben
lintsn gGbpsen seritoiisn. - Sms
melmann bat piel Slid enttpideIt.
3ipei Gage porb.r bate id3 ibn auf !
Softer sefduIt, bas beibi, id bin NIT
ibm sefIosen unb babe ibn mititeu.rn
loiIen. am Gage norber mar er bas
srIts RoI dIIein seflogsn unb tpnnte
MIR nit Iiibs unb 9otb lanben. Or
mar nod ME nit gesen Den 5einb ses
flogeH unb bait. nod ME sefdoHen,
bat ss aber trOsbsm isbr id5n ls.s
ma9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
Sn berfanfsn-Sarmen.

Is nder, ldjipdrser, OUTER Sobefl ntaef
SGus NIT B,mmerr, Sub. uHb Rieress
Giaa, gutter g9aiierSruil1eH. erobee Sntntr'
Saus, 10 gder gang aeil6ri nrb. fsrtia far
bic ssiliiae, bic anbeter is aftr btbolsi mil
lperfbboIleI Hdnnfr, ipeint ale IN ben IN
Der Mhbr tetuoiignen gumbecsa1ius is.di
beriperibbar fiHb: bns acnsf eHaesnuui: nit
einer boHblfiiieeH 9eritb Stlib. S1t3siaen
uno ~ ShbncrH III berianien flr baar ooet
leinie HaienSdbIuHsen tllr S2.l00. 1irft
synrlneu lliib nnbe bes uiers bes atinnii'dber
mleeres, arleeen IN Gecreeirtpn 9onnip,
gcutb Carolina. enus na6s sut eiaet
Weoraeicfvn bio 4 2rrien i,Iib edr feint
Geiienbeit piet. bd bns aiMa ibenl ~. gSir
baoen nitHaIs Sduee oofr I'm dnberii,n
,Snue n.Ir nit Groli nrb baber nienicIs h!t
fice ber qroiien Stabis. ba unier agimn, ipie
nun bic WegleruHg otr Dtteinigitu Sincien
tuarieulirral Itpdrtmfut) beipein. ctftu
Gnrniuuiii bon eb' bat. 9ns 9nnb IN iett
rpn btnia gu bnben, obBipdr tfon metrere
inliieub adtr herfnGfi fhit on en,ertfanifte
syarTHer, dbrr bfr geertb bes eanbes fpLrb
idalit probet. sesiIsn Eie ht. iptru Se
prs beiis gunb IN ben Bere,ripifu Erauieu.
I'm feintsn Rliuia unb unter ftbr ai.nliiasu
grolHgunaen gu faulen lriui6eu, bn MIR
rihi b,el mebr bdoon bnben. glir telfen
gbuen bisr I'm aaHee, 70 bab sie 2bT Siel
srget3sn, &C 9brs 3uiuu'i oerbaubsn IL init
uiI'fret. S4rsibeu Sie otIr!i6 an: pir. U.
&. 9afmtt. GtueYal Development Aeeri.
seobcnro aH gtHs Eai!ipas Gompaap.
RoreH. "a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

gtarb an 1ten''aa, ben o. Snunnr 1917. iirt
$3.50 tltr sDenos, irobIperieSen init ben bei'
lieer sterbefn'mr'enien, ufiierS irr' "1tltebte
Satin waiiisr nrb Grckriuiisr, IN ttsam "a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

ohrDobl mir I'm Sdonilna bdten. elf
Sift5iei, anibeireuo elm 2eittnant
trat ror mid bin nnb belt mir Der
Heoclper poc Die Siiru. CT oriidtl
aber nift ab, ioeil biiiter mir unge'
fabr 6rci gtlint1nen itanben, bon oc'
nen id in oieiem shiaentIid 5lrei
.Sdiiiie erbieIt. Ser cine 0rang burf
Sen 9iiiden III Die Britt Der auheri
perleste mir Ole redte Sano. SD iicl
nm unb itellte mid tot, oann riiien
Die SiumGucu mir ole ubr. beraiis unS
ertIecrten mir bic 9iodtni6en. @or
ben iibrieen @eiansenen plrben nod
eIipa 10 bis 20 getotet. Tns babc id
nit eigeneu gIAloeR aeieben.~
Cine gIeide SnlnOtbat bot in benz
irIben @efedt Elm 9i5efel6tpebeI BE-
obadytet. Or nt foriJter eioIit per-
,l0mlncn iporben. 1as protofoa Iau.
tet I'M gSortlaiit:
Gerldlt Der Tinfiion,
$50. 10,0S6.
Gin. ..Gt..Gu, 80. Septen1ber 1915
Dor ariessseriatsraib Gosrins unS
Rs6tsprattiiant uutsroffisier Wiind
eridstnt @isefsIDpsbsI 9. uHb er'
iIdrt:
sur perfon:
s. 8. :, gebprsn am /,
Ottober 1897, spauselii9, attiOsr
@isefeIoDebsl, stomp, JHf. .Rts.
CUR Sobe:
Seute MDrgsn, strDa um 7 lIbr,
purbe mein. Sompagnie bel porum'
bat gum Gefedt etsen rumdnii4s
Truppen eiuseIebt. Dieie trueen alIi
Der Ulilts Elm rotbgsftid!es poitborn
unb barunter cine 6. 4uf ben alaieI,
Happen tefanb iia e6enialls cine 8.
Rdbere 2lngaben iiber bic uns segsils
iibsrliegsnbe Sormotion oermag i'd
nidt gu MAIDEN. Wi- bruneen einl
5nei &iIOueter DOR, muBien ober bann
DOT bem Itarisn rumaniihen SegsH'
ansriff 5uriits.ben. Bel Der Rid
pGrtsbeipesuns srbisl. Id eineH Ger
tpebri6ub bur9 ben rethten O6erorm
unb fi.I BIN. 0i. Rumdnen ergrifien
mid une lisben mid bic gepesunssn
ibrsr S6iibenlinis mitmcden. Rad
einiser 3sit tdm Elm Offi5ier nit stpei
iilbsrnen Streiisn quer iiber bic Qd.
i.ltlappsn unb CAB, als 1er mid se:
ipabrte, bem Wa6mann, Der mid gee
fangen eenommsn bate, ben gefehl,
mid su eriaiebeu. 3uppr iaoR -
glsi4 Bel msinsr 9sfaneennabme =
bate Elm anbsrer SffiSier. Der tsbo9
uur einen Streifsn ii6er bic Gtitl'
flappe trug. mir meme idmmtliher
Sahen = lIbr, GeISbeutel itlb Spis'
eel, iopi. msiu giisrues aren3 srltsr
al1fIe absenummsn. Wanni6aftsn
rifIen mir bns gano bes Giieynen
areuses sfpeitsr SlaTfe ab. 9tr Stft'
sisr frusts mid auoor, Oh i4 Dffl3ier
fsi. Sd3 perneints bisB bur6 aopf'
fdiiiieln. Sd frosts bnnn ben gBndt'
mann, OBJ Der anOsre OFFisier lei, mas
biefer beidbts.
qluf ben gsfsbI beg bin5ueetrams'
n.n Sffi5iers l.ete Der Wadmdnn aui
mid an unb iaob auf etipu iiini
S9ritte Gntf.ruung, Obne gu trsffeu.
~ lid foSdnu SoSon bt atSsfsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
@ereins.Inseigeu.

TeutIdlamerifauiidler StaotDerbano.
Senis abenb nm 5 rbr finosi bic nsanailits
geridntrr,lAna i'm GenrbeE alub iiuti. Ia
ipidtiae tDsioAfte ccrIleaen, fIIlo bic gsrtIeist
mo GtnseImiiglteber irriiiioli6u er'ufit gu e.
fGeinsu mlii iTtabeurfem stlib:
Sobn 2 o ~ 20 D. Hral.
Seurp aIbsre Sstr. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
@erIanat sn faufen.

Gtfes 8pIb, eilbsr, Sdirucfnder, fnlf1e
8nbn, esiaifi. go. 10 faei. oHe!tis e.tabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
3n uerfanfen.
5is
VolksbIatt JOB Rooms,
Sn perfanien - ssianos.

SO Roteu gptefer mtano nit 70
gFuuen whtfif nno @on', s2e5. Jsbn prittins,
1925 sBaInut Ctr. diisiies Dinno.Snns in
Cincinnati. tal&go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12
Garoliae Glppp,


seIiebie ,gatt.r tcn eonts q aiopb. psi6enbe.
adnanis bogi 1rGiertailfe ans, SO. 12i Cor
mine Stror an gumitn- ben 10. Sniliiar,
nm ltDr mtorecirs. porau' uir $3.50 nbr IN
ber Ct JraTuisfus stirde eH ieicrii@es iebs'
ftrtes 9iediie1rsS Sohnnt seltbrirt ipirh, ipc5n
ssrennbe bbfIi6n einaeInnen itrb. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

9forbbeutf1lanb'o bntbas
baperif6e 9ter. Die .goiI.
3eituns" i9rsibt: Jn @srbinbnng NIT
Su gssursosluno bis HtdusontinntntS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-12

ie8z ader. Earm in 0rnrr GeuEtn; Gut
ntrbeIiert IN gutter bsiiifftr aHiito.urs. Snr
g'eolnannpen unb SfioIm1tion ttreibe man
or Z q. 5fpau maaniroie, wlo. i2--ie'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. III. Hudson to f. 1 Brow
der, 40 acres, ST etc.
Jno. Statham to w. A.,rown
lots In Fulton, 500.
NJ. Bryant 10 T. j. John,n, As
acres, 81 etc.
w. Il. Barton to j. C. Bison
112 acres, $4,000 etc.
John Wilkins to G. w ling
40 acres, $1,000.
John b. Wilkins to G.. '. King
40 acres, $1,000.
John ID. Morrow to WR. Bow
en- and S. Il. Evans, 90! acr S
$3.50.
5. t. Evans and w. Bowen
to Chas. Everette, 9% acres,
$4,000.
r. b. Marshall to irs. Ella
Marshall, 80 acres, $4f
X. b. Mashall tojIrs. Ella
Marshall, int. in landf4OOO-
G. U. Davidson tMrs. Annie
E. Ritter, 40 acres, etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
a 7 COS 7
While They Last
In order to close line of Tinware-every item
guaranteed to be the very best tn-we offer
For 10 Days Only

the following articles about wholesale today
fact the stock bought before the advance and l.
better grade of tin than could possibly buy now:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
A PRACTICAL PRAYER.

Homer Mickey once wrote a
prayer, and among other things
he said:
Help me to live so that /
can lie downa night without a
gun under my pillow, and I'M
haunted by he faces to whom
| have brough pain.
Teach ne that sixty minutes
make one hour, sixteen ounces
one pourd and one hundred cents
one dollar.
Grant beseech Thee, that
may earn my meal ticket on the
square, and in doing thereof that
/ may not stick the gaff where
1t does no belong.
Defend me from the jingle cd
tainted money and the rustic Of
unholy skirts.
Blind me to the faults of the
other fellow, but reveal to me
mine own.
Guide me so that each night
when / look across the dinner ta-
bic at my wife, who has been a
blessing to me, l will have moth
ing to conceal.
Keep me young enough to
laugh with my children and to
lose myself in their play.
And then, when comes the
smell of flowers and the tread of
soft steps, and the crushing of
the hearse s wheels in the gravel
out in front of my place, make
the ceremony short and the cpl
aph simply:
- Here lies . man. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

The band started one OF its big
strains. There is sIfand tune-'Dis
Wacht am Rhein'-}alvays like IL. "
said one But" sal the other. that
Is not Die Wacht n Rhein.' that's
The Marsefllaise.' sBut IT was really
The star-Spanglsf Banner" that the
band was playing. The lesson is that
all patriotism ID 0nded In an inspi-
ration that speab out in a kindred
note. II is like tnvord mother-it is
nearly the same 3 al languages. Pa
triotism rightly u1erstood is combi-
nation Of love. ofhusiasm and cour-
age. and its expGBsion in music shows
the same grand sutburst Of the heart
God Save the Eng 10 another one.
They are al ~ Of the same Unborn
sentiment that belongs to all nations.
We saw . mn stand one time when
The Manefn.iss" was played He
made no nisnke though he thought
IT was his ON country's air.-C0lum
bus (Ohio) Journal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

best and freshest milk available.
Fourth: Boiling milk makes II
safer and more digestible. Its
only defects, the scurvey ten
dency and eonstipating tendency,
can be easily corrected by a
few drops of fresh fruit juice
or milk of magnesia.
Fifth: Remember cows milk is
richer in fats in the spring at the
beginning of hot weather, when
babies need less fat, so remove
some of the cream ON hot days
Sixth The appearance of part
ly dlgested food, such as milk
curds In stools is a danger sig
nal not to be neglected in the
summer time. Such masses scrape
off the protecting bowel lining
and favor infection.
Seventh: Do not attempt to
correct constipation ia young
children In the summer time with
laxative food. You are liable TO
overdo it and start an uncon-
trollable diarrhoea. Purgatives
are much safer
Eighth: Fruits and vegetables
should not be used in the sum
mer in babies under two years of
age, and only with the great
est care in older ones.
Ninth: At the onset of any
acute disease, Intestinal or other
wise, digestive action stops or is
greatly impaired, and food does
not furnish nutrition but be-
comes a culture medium for the
invading germs, hence whenever
the baby is the least bit sick stop
all foods, especially milk, and
give only water or barley wat
er, but plenty of it, until the ex-
act nature and extent of the i'll
hess Is determined. Don't be !
satisfied with castor oil or Gallo
mel, which simply clean out the
intestines and do no other good,
rather harm unless food is stop
ped at once.
Tenth. Consider all bowel trou-
bles as serious. Their natural
tendency is from bad to worse.
Begin early and prevent the ter
able causes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
B0ndurdnt Bros.

-Four local Maxwell owners
have entered the Maxwell Lib
erty Bond Contests for fuel
economy. They are j. Frank
Chambers, j. w. Morris, S. l..
Register and Austin Voorhees,.
The former made his run last
evening, getting 249 miles on
one gallon of gasoline. Mr.. Nor
ris will make his run tomorrow
afternoon, and the other two
Saturday afternoon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Mrs. Neal Britt and little
daughter, Of near Mayfield, spent
Saturday and Sunday with the
families of Will and Arthur
F'ields.--Miss Edna Davis spent
Saturday night in Cayce, the
guest Of Miss Jessie Sloan
Miss Annie Thomas, Of Cayce. is
spending a few days with Mrs. j.
p. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Davis visited Mrs Max Roper
Sunday.-Miss Ida May Johnston,
Of near Hickman, is visiting Ha-
Eel Fields this week. - Miss
Eula Clark is on the sick LIST. -
Mrs. j. f. Roper, Miss Jennie
Hughes and little James Fields
visited Mrs. Max Roper Friday
Mrs. j. P. Thomas and children
visited Misses Annie and Allie
Thomas, of Cayce, Sunday Mrs.
r. A. Fields, Miss Jennie Hughes
and Clyde and James Fields were
in Hickman Monday.-Several
couples of our young people mo-
tored to Fulton Sunday to visit
Miss Emma Pettie.-Will Treas,
of Crutchfield, has been visiting
his grandmother, Mn w. H.
Treas.-H. F. Smith, Of Wood
Mills. spent Saturday and Sum
day with his daughter. Mrs. G.
L. Bryant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

An intere0ting discovery was made
on the farm a Ken. Belhelvie. Scot
land b the course Of cultivation. In
q fieid near BY clunp Of trees known
~ tn Haircairn. IN ancient grave
was Uncovered cootaining . perfect
humn skeIeton anl three urns- One
Of IL urns was practically whole. but
the ether two vUe broken Tho
grave, which was bout four feet long
by two and one-foarth In width and
depth, was compesed Of stout un-
dressed slab stones The flnd was ex-
armed By DR.. Alennder Low, q pro-
fsnDor Of Aberden university. who
oppressed the opip1on hat the remains
vore about 5000 yearB old Nothing
vas found IN tt urns- Permission
= being asked y remove the relics
= the university nuseum-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
FALL BREAKS ANKLE.

Miss Nell Rogers at an early
hour this morning, fell and
broke the bone in her right an
kle- She was walking down a
hillside and the wet grass caus-
ed her feet to slip. Miss Rog-
ers is a daughter of j. w. Rog-
ers and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

A cool body makes a cool head.
Get a Leibovjts cool cloth suit
and keep com6brtable.
Lots Of mene dres shirts spe-
cial At 45c.-Dobsonk
Cox Z Cord Pars Lard and
Meats ct BsttWueetha
Nainsook. - I'd. bolts at $l.ss
. bolt--DobeoDa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

Always just ahead in style a
Leibovitz Live Store"
Three meals : day. boys. III
slected.-Tom Brookn 1-1Qn
Solid color Voiles and orr
dies, the latest IN GUNNER -,
ing apparel all leading A..
It DobsonG
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

|7@~ ~ RkAT
- - - an article on
60 Geding Of babies IN
ruDn1ed by an eminent
\ un0l8 of Nashville:
- = here-that danger
- - young babies. In
- ~ year there were
~ thousand $4,000
1t = hbies under two years
- - . large percentage OF
- ooo1hs were from summer
plo1hG colitis or dysentery,
- ~ thing under different
- This is preventable
o1oo1a and by careful feeding
~ g those might have been
IN fDiay.
- enly ten per cent of ba-
NJ = affected die, this means
IL . much larger number suf-
1oso1 the fortunes of dysentery,
md even tho they may have sur
VIVID the other 90 per cent are
uaerially weakened for life.
& this number Of deaths were
d. to meningitis or infantile
nralysis what terrible ex-
cement IT would cause. Yet
We calmly sit by and allow this
BOIL of our Little ones to be TAX
en because it is not unusual.
\. Ii is certainly q pleasure 20
le a young baby eat; To watch
bis appropriations of the novel
Pensations; the taste of the first
must be delightful.
>rbidden fruit is always sweet
n many cases there is no inn
lately bad results from the
Ncretion. Other mothers are
aptly told of the wonderful |
tive power of that baby |
khey attempt similar expert
which only too often prove
the beginning of serious
Yea, attended by intense
3g, and even tho there
Vt be fatal results the
digestion is permanently |
:.
en- the question is asked,
,ch a thing hurt a baby
not simply trying to
an hurting a baby. but by
feeding to strengthen his
&c and keep him well.
Jingle article of diet should
~ died with this In view.
Jexperimentl
fthing never kills a baby,
= it an excuse for neglecting
Alness. 1t is true that during
acute teething period babies
~ be restless, feverish with
kestion weakened Foods
which previously agreed now dis
gree, and milk should be dilut-
d during this teething stage.
instead of eHcusing an illness,
alling it teething and allowing
J. diarrhoea to run ON in immi-
ent>danger of becoming serious,
ne should be all the more care
VI to correct the slightest devia-
Ion from the normal during this
usceptible period.
In the hopes of saving some
ives and an immense amount Of
differing among the little ones,
hese ten web proven exioms
re offered mothers for their
areful consideration, during the
ext few trying months.
First: Human milk is the only /,
erfectly safe food. Make the
est use of every available drop,
18th its wonderful nutritive and :
power. One or two !;
arsings day will have a decid
4 effect in preventing bowel .
ouble.
Second: Patent foods are de- :
cient in fats and freshness, and =
70 babies may appear to thrive :
I'd fatten ON them, they lack re- a
ltance and fall early victims to !,
&rrhoeal disease. !,
hird: Feed babies only the :
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

One seven Passenger Studebak-
er automobile, fully equipped viii
electric light and starter. VIII
sell cheap.-W. II. Baltzer. tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28

Eat It the Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-06-28
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic IS equally valuable as q
Oenerai Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties of OUININR
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver. Drive.
out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-26
SEALED rEaoERs

Sealed Tenders will be received By
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners
until 2:00 p. m. Wednesday. May 2.
1917. for the construction OF an OIL
pipe line on Pier 1e and from Pier IS
to the 10-inch diameter Government
pipe line in Queen street, Honolulu.
T. II. %E
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file In the
Office Of the Board OF Harbor Com
missioners, Capitol Building, Homo.
lulu, T. Fl.
The Board of Harbor Commission.
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman, Board OF Harbor Commits
sioners.
Honolulu, April 10, 1917.
2 '@ 6764-10t.