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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
2us citerei nnO Der 0liua.

Bur 9lr6eit aebt aouoitor 9ieier,
Gicrpeil idon babe Gitern nabt.
Gr meiB, oa braudt man Gitereier
On ieoer 6ar6e ltno 5ormat.
DAB gdn5li1 imbe5iuoert iei er,
g9iro nod Der @bring obeeitreift,
@orauf noa 9lrbeitshlit Serr Meier
Gouu in Ole iiiBc U1aiie greiit.
Seood belaeter G6'ring roIlte
@on3 beimlih pieOer in oen 9rei,
lIno pl6tlid, mics Der 8uiaa poIlte,
@ar er in einem Giterei.
6erru W2eicr'S S6red mar unber-
gleidlid,
glls er iib ipuBte imberingt.
D'rauf ibmir er sd belobne reid,
lit,
@er mir oas &Ieinoo wieoerbringtF
Sin anoer 8ilo, Su i6rem 3immer
Sibt Die @oric imo 1T betriibt;
Denn Wieier ienior paBt es nimmer,
ToB iic Den O1eier junior liebt.
Sn Dem @oment tritt frobIid Iingeno
Der Sunge Elm ~ i'm Sonntagsitaat
Gin Ciierei Der 2ieblten 6ringeno,
Sin bdterlides Sabrifat
9lah erIter iluieer 8egriiBimg
@ie's iiblid in Ser 2iebe Wlai
@erIuht 81 Oes @eiprdds GeriiiBung
N2oriedeu nod oas Oiterei.
Cod neil iie aui mas Sartes belize,
Durdiudte iie oos iiiBe Gins
limb fano allf OieIe 9lrt lno @eiie
Cen langpermiBten @bering.
q(ls W2eier junior i'm crblidte,
Ga mar er mirtIid iebr erfreitt
llno riei; n8as inns big iebt ntHt
eIiidte,
Grreiden mir 6eitimmt nof-beut' !"
Qom podt' Dlorie uuo 81 uno &ing
er,
Tiepeil iein BIau geiaBt idon iei-
Dqit allen orcieH eilig ging er
glod Sous in Die aonoitoreil
Ger S6hiBl @enau, wie in Den
VlGrden,
Sobalo Die boie see nidt mebr.
Qos 2iebes. waro Elm gbepdr6en:
Ger 8oter CAB ben Seeen ber.
Gem Qeier, pelder oberflddIib,
gemerft nod son5 beionoers ieL
GaB Gins ipmbaliib imo tbot'
iddlih
&ier 9iebesgliid uno Sitereil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
.Qirenaen. i.

S9crmon u. ShneiOer, %, lno So.
tborine s. Seilcr, 25.
sSoiepb 6. geinede, 20, Stebenion
@lo.. mo ellen Z. Ban Sorn, %, &c.
ibieoeu 9iioenpooo, @RO.
Senrr 3. 9ldmeicr %, uu0 @arD
Smith. 20.
SSoel U. Iean, 26, lno glma Ser
millon %, @ittwe, Siasoale, 0|o,
sSobn 8. Glier, 27, llno Selen @aI.
lace, %.
eOwnl q. @ault 80, eeidieoen,
imo geiiie 90. sIthd, 33, 8eioe bon
Sarrisbura go.
Seize 9, Gompa6, 50, aeidie0eu,
lno Bouline Dliller, SO.
Niaiom 9hl6lboilie, 81, uno Ma.
riqu q. Greer, 2t.
Bartholomew llnioelo, %, uno 9ie.
gina S6epp, 21.
QIntonio Sorrentino, 27 unO NlarD
0laoaio, 10.
Seurp eebiu, %, uno Goo Green.
BERG, 90
Otto s. Soonic, %, imo 9leIlie s..
@ieriol 21.
@Qeooe 3. Seiion %, inO@orD g.
ScrilL 81.
8oro q. O1ifim rnO Bertha g,
Greuibap, Is.
5ranf g. 6illing 23, lIno 2otDa-
rine TaDIor, Yeioe bon Sarrisblrg,
ga.
@iaiam 6. MilIr, %, uuO g1or.
iorie 6ranmpton, 20.
Sobn 9. SfeDier, 3s, unO 9ioie
Shubert, %.
gQiaian g. @2ilhtrn. 43, mo Sci.
lie %. @arriion. 80 9engies. @3o.
@eorge 9lot6, jun 81, unO Mar.
iorie Shenbcreer. 10, 9eioe bon
@rigbtsbille. @a.
T6omas 2. Sarris, 90, umO Sottie
02. Sbom. %.
@m. 6. g9ilIiams, 81. lmo sSlo.
renee s. Sdpeiger. 49,
Gomaro s. Feoplcs, 26, uno Selen
Cole, 26.
SorrD %. Sids, 32, GleOclauo, 81
mo SeIen 9ruoer, 80.
eowin s. Gluoerius, 30, uno 2uIa
80. 4ole 2s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
nniere Tbeater.
.6or0'S G6eoter."


sic 3ulett inn Goben6er oorigenSob-
res aufgeiii6rte &oIie agerp GOOD,
@0oie,~ ieoem geIuber boben @eHllB
bereiten QluBer Sri. Qlnno Orr, wel-
| de Dem Gnien6le Dor einieer3eit 6eis
trat, perOen @eorgie W3ad, 9(rt6ur
Splesportb, @1ignon @ic@ibbueD S.
2ouisberrD, Sane GUans, Carl Ben
BAN, @laogs Satfielo, aat6r1n9fo6n
rnO Ralp6 S'9rie'n Die Goritelliug
81 elmer genuBreiden modem
,N}uiif 9lfa0emte"
glls ein ipe5ielles Siter-@rogranm
miro morgen oas Dem 2eben in Gbi-
ia entnommene Iramo nS6e Deaop
Syadet0 in ser o01uiif 9lfaoenIie"
3ur 9IuifHbrimg gelangen, in peldem
Sr Go6urn nit ieiner Satin bisber
eroBe @rfolge errlngen bat. Die Gee
nerie lit Oerienigen oeS alten uSad-
ion Street bineiiiden G5eaterS" in
Gan 8ron5isco uadgebiloet unO ent
bdlt oos Stiid orei 9lfte. S5u 6olge
ser in oieIem Stiid berDorgeruienneu
gerpidelingen pirft es nidt aaein
bohit omiiiont ionoern iibtolld Ourh
oie Grogif ouf Die 8eiuder oieieS
Gbeaters emeu groBen @inorud aus.
n@larDlono G6eater.@
9ie Soubrette W}duO 2om6ert,
iueI6e 5uIanmen nit Dem Gonlponi-
item popularer 2ieoer, Grnelt gaa.
i'm nNiorDlanO 9beater~ morgeu
auftritt, miro cine groBe gln5iebuugs
froft ausi6en. 9fnBeroem miro Gio-
let Sale ourd ibrc &unit 0cS Gacb
abmens BON aiiniilern 6e0eiltenoegc-
Tolge DeBeibnen 9'on elmer ge0ie-
oenen aiinitler @cieaiAait mirS
oGron6errps" ouf9eiiibrt perOcn Il.
goau 9rrrops 6outaine, Oie ibren
oirefteu StamnlbauH aii 0iort6a
@oi6ington 5uriidiiibren fan itno oie
llrenfelin bon @otrid Senrp it, miro
in erotiiden Gdn5eu i6r 9luftretea
mohen, 6erner treten Die itaIieni-
ihen Gomooiorten @lorf II. GerOi,
Nog 6ern ino Dlorion GoDis, 7SlIcic
@almont ilnO Sad 9iepnen, Der friiber
bel ser @roBen 0per in goris ange.
felt mar iopie Sad Ga @ere, ser
DfIiegeuoe @}onolo9iit,~ ailf. Gie&or-
itelIlmg miro oilrb Die Slim 0}euig.
felt n9uom 9lmerica~ mo Elm rcgcl.
redtes modeutlides n@ot6e Slim
beihloiien peroen
nSippoorome Ebeoter.~
W3orgen mira in y90m's Sippooro-
me" Oie groBte Seniotiou, rS6e @li-
mic @orIo" III tSt7~. sur 9lnffii6.
ring gelongcn, welde Olrb 20 Tar
iteaer oen gsIuhern porgeiii6rt miro
uno melde bic Ser ,,Singer0}ioeets"
neil oie Snicenirnng Die
fer @oritclhug oie foiiipieligIte lit,
lpelde 6iS6er in oieien S6eater allf-
geiii6rt puroe. 9luBer0em miro @
geomon, lomie @arolO Seamon nit
i6rer @eieaidaft in elmer nelIcn go
fe: vS6ot's t6e Secret iomie Sol
Oeu imO Serron III neien Sder3en /
re6it ouoeren Giiniileri 0as YubIi-
flm auf oos Bette interbolten.
g3iron's uGictorio z 6ea-
ter
Ger nSrnum 0es Srients" lit Der |
Rome zines 9lusitottunasitiides, mel. /
Dies in 9}iron's v9ictorio 86eater4
Die geinder mor9en ou3ie6en miro, !
neil 1looaine Nlofarcnfo nit einem /
G6or BON 10 bubiden G6oriitinnen III
orieutaIiiden aoitiinen Oie ghlffii6- !
rlng 81 elmer boHit intereiionten
maiden miro. gluBer0em miro @nii- !
IL Smileb nit i6rer@eieaihait Ourd !
bic @oriii6rmo bon ~ G6orus@irlS
2ope4 oen SreuuOen oieies E6eaters |
oen 9enldj piiuiGensmert6 MAIDEN
u@ aDetD Ibeoter"
Die gr6Bte 9ln3ie6uugstrait inn
,@opetp G6eater~ meroen morgeu
Die 0lluiteo Stotes Beauties fem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
n@pt6ias-Sittcr.~

49. So6res.GonDeniion Oes Grocns.
Sic 9lomeu ser Gelegoteu
ouS allen Ebeilcu oes StooteS.
2lusitellung Scr @iloer oes
neuen Gempels IN Der Solle on
Der @op.StroBc an 0ienitag
9l6cuo.
Die 40. &o6res.Gonnention ser
8roBloge oes Sroeus Der n&pt6ias-
Sitter beginnt om Gienitog in ser
Solle on DER 9loros@oD.StroBe.
@roB.&an3ler SorrD SO g}icq miro
Oen 8orii6 fii6reu unO ole iolgenoen
0jroB6eamteu meroeu oupeieuo iein:
GroB.@ice.aon3ler @co. q. So6nion
@rob&rdlot So6n $. Sopmoo0,
@rpB. .SefrctGr SameS N}., &cnOrir,
GroB. .Sdasneiiter 2ouiS 9leit,
@roBneiitcr Glareuce 3. S6ep-
bridge, @roB Snnere @a6e Ser6ert
u. llrie, @roB 9leuBere @nrbe Sones
Is. SullipauL Snprem.Gefprieuton-
ten: 9iepo 2. S6arp, gSiQiam 3.
@roening rno &. GOmorO 9iihorO-
ion, &ait Observation-Disclosures:
@Omin $. Gonefer i. g2. arouB,
g8m aleiiiel Septiums g. Guitin
mo 9lbro6am s. Strife; @r-@roB-
&ou8ler: So6n s. @orO, Senrp Gin
senieloer, 8. s. &o6ler, $. 3. Stei-
ner Gr. So6n Q. 9lofc, @6ilomen
9. Sopper, 8. @orfer 9afcr &idoro
9oluS Sec, u. :. Sing, 9enioniin s..
@itSluOloB. 1r. 0tto 0l. 9ien6orOt
SorD g. @rice, SSo6n 8. 'S6omoS,
9. 6ronf S6ofier G6orles 8. 9fid
umo George q. 9eoper 6err @nL
Niciiicl lit @oriibenoer oes 9(rrange.
ments-Gomte's. Dieuitag 9(6eno I'M
Sla ll6r mer0cn IN ser GrOcusbolle
oiisiii6rli6e 9iloer bon Dem neucu
Eempel, mel6er @de G6orleS. un0
Greiton.StroBe gebolt ueroen ioll
gc5eist, po5u ollc Mit9lie9er imS
6relnOe OeS 0roeuS eiugelooen mer-
ben.
Sic Gepr1ientontcn Scr uericbieOe'
hcn Sogcu limo:
SoIScn 9|r. / ejco. g. 9io6ertion-
Baltimore Sin 9ir. 3, 9(. Q. airf-
lpooo.
Gomon 9Ir. 3, 8. Nl. 9hlguitine.
5000 SSntent 9ir. 6, " 81. Carr.
Gtceliior 95r. Z Siaoor 9. 9aIloq.
SSrie0i6ip gir. s, 6. q. @ereao0.
@llretu 9tr. # George @. S9or0.
@corgc &oi6inaton glr.t3, %iaiom
8. SLIDER.
Mt. Sermon 9lr. Is. s. 9lpoigcr.
StoOoaro 93r. II, s. 81. Samburp.
Oriental Is, George gll6ougb.
@Dt6agoreon 9tr. %, Sronf &c.
9}iHaroion.
9lcScuc 91r. 80, 9ouis Giiitcrcr.
GoucOroia Gar. "a, IS. 6. alenlm.
Soiapette 9lr. %, @. $. @inbigler
Columbus 9lr. 81 s. 9. 9De unO
Gr. G6omos 90. Smallpooo,
Mlointoiu Stir 9fr. %, 90. 6.
glferS, s. glllen Sones unO Glaggett
s. 9lams6lrg, 6reOerid.
SSodion 9lr. 80, 8, 6. aroliB.
9ecil 9ir. 81, $. @alton Campbell,
Sort Gepoiit.
9(nnomciier 9}r.92, Sobn S. GopD,
GrisiiclO.
S6efino6 Or. 80, Better @. go
mas GOoDitone &a.
SaneDtopn g 36 s. 3. SUB, ga
neDtoun
Scllowi6ip 9lr. AZ, @. s. Sails,
9}ort6 @oii
@poO g9ill glr. 4s, 9. gs. gcrfes.
@aDerl9 9}r. 50, George SO. Bud
man Gitesoillc.
Gruio 9}r, So 1aoio S. q. @ul-
oeu SompOeu.
SoriorO 9ar. "a, 81. SamIiu Gar.
Der, Sabre oe G'race.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

glbOnncntenJ Die ben n9entidcn
GOrreIpouOcuteu" Hidt piinftIid OOer
irresclmdhis erbalteuL iinO gebeten,
Der Office OaOOn per SeIepbOn OOer
Idriftlid Niittbeiluus at mudeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

Gin @lGdSfoll o@eiiern
babe ih nit meiner 0antc, Die 5n9a
iud gcfonuen mar, &qrten 9eipielt." "
sol llno mie III es ge9angen 2"
ulle6cr Grporten cut; Sic bat
10 uiel oerloren, DAB iie aus 3oru 70.
tort a6gereiIt it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

lOdg, SalloDur0.
G6oritp g}r, 5s, Soiepb 6. Sumter,
@eitnlinitcr.
Cambria 93r. 50, @co. g9. 3irfIer.
Cumberland Ger. GO, $. SorpeD
Sill uno George =. Sulliban CUNT
berlono.
6ioelitp 91r. 81, 6. g9. s6otto,
Gairott-Gitp.
Golora 9Ir. GO, 93obert G6riitie,
Golora.
@oguoIia 9lr. GA, GloOe 9. Stout
lette, S6arpS6urg.
9iOerton gfr. So, 9atimer $. @bil-
lips, 0larOela Springs.
@otomoc Ger. &C, q. g. 2emon
@iliamSport
Councillor g}r. 67. RoD 5. 6ogIe,
S6urmont.
G6ciopeofc 9lr. 6s, 5. 3. 9(Dres,
Sod Sail.
9lilrora 9lr. 60, @nl. 8. @ebIter,
GcalS SslanO
GoIle0 gr. 70, z. s. @6ipp uno
5. g9inger Groper So9erstomn.
Crescent 9}r.71 gr. $. u. @orues,
FrinceB 9lnne.
Sebron Ger. "A, S6os. 9. g9beeIer,
GodeDspille.
&c aal6 Ger. 70, $. NlolIman.
2oiirel, 93r. 70, 9. 9lDtou, 9aureI.
@lo8eppa 9lr 80, u. s. 9opion,
glonie.
Niconico g1r. ST, E6eOoorc S,oues,
8ipolne.
GambriOac Ger. 80, @ricc So6niOu,
Cambridge.
Champion 93r. s4, Gm Z. Bur
0ougbs.
gliiiua Sim Ger, sc, Somcs 8. Gil
DRIFT mo Sos. @ideR 2onoconing.
Steu6en gIr. ST. G6riit. g9iegaIl.
6roit6urg Gitn 9tr. Ss, 9eslie Sod-
man mO So6n 2inOiap, Sroitburg.
Nlonterep Ger. 80, @corge 6. 8il-
loms, Barton
Some Sccret gtr. 92, Gabio Sim
bart @biteball.
Soncod 9tr. SO, s. g. @e6Iter,
Soncod.
gahwcnt 9ar. 50, SamcS g. Ga.
bile, &usbp'S.
Eocomofc 9lr. 96, s. SO. Single
ton, @ocomofc Gitp.
@aari6alPs 9lr. 80, So6n 9oir6,
5borou
Sells 8oint Scr. 100, 81. QinOemon.
9tonticofe gir. t01, g9. 8. @rig6t,
S6orptomu.
&erington Scr. 1O4. B. SO. Guois.
Gentrol 9tr. t05, @. g9. stephens.
Star Of i6e @oit 9lr. t06, Samuel
g. Griffin, @oiton,
@elcome gtr. 107 So6n g. 9uff
9osIpn.
@ernm.glniericon 91r. 10S, G6aS.
9. 9admm ino Sobn Z. SrDfogle,
SompOcu.
gueua 9}r. to9, eOworO aOIIcr,
Forfton.
Siono Or. 1to, %. g. SO6nion
Sooooille
9ln6Or SIR. iii, enod a6roi6er.
Miolau0.
9lort6 @lountoin 93r. t12, s. 9.
&repS, GIeor Spring.
@arrctt 9tr. tt3 Scurp 9auer,
OaflonO.
9onqiorO Oar. ti4 s. ". Groud,
9iod 6on.
@incbciter 91r. 1i5, Oscar Sniib,
SoroS Store.
G6cltcr 9Sr. ite. ;. y. 9loe, G0e.
tier.
@onfton 9}r H. @1ortin 0lcl-
0in, Dlonfton.
Hot6bone 9}r. t1S, G6oS. 3. 9}id,
GNIAlNpltlN.
2opoItD 92r. t22, 81. 90. E6onos,
9rimsmid.
Goreit Sof 9lr. 1913, @co g9. Mor-
i6oll @nitberS6urg.
Safclono glr. t24,lS. 5. aeefoiioer,
9erpDu.
9Eatopsco 9lr. 1877. s. 81. Glorfion.
9oDol gIr. 1913, So6n s. Wlilcr.
Wli5pAb gtr. 1870, So6n q. 9au6er.
&o0OilIe 9lr. t9t, 6ronf @iliou
Sreelono.
eIeuiuut @olIcp 9lr- 1s2, So6n 6.
Nlil, Sri5ell6urg.
Golont6e Scr. 1873, G6os. G. @rop,
llnion Bridge.
2Jouo6ioo6enp 93r. 1884, 9. @uorO,
@uorO.
Naiccn Gitp Ger. 1856 @oIter 6.
G6oneD, Cumberland. !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

Gus Eelep6on. aSag mal.
ISrau3I ioos it eiaentlid elm Eele,
pbod2@ Sin Sclep6on it, ourd
oas oie 2elte aQes ic6neQ erfa6ren.~ =
oDann is mel 0lutter ao oans, :
u@ieio2" nGie is bait o@aid-
raul
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
WHEN HE VOLUNTEERS.

I. The Minister@Trust in God
and make your powder fly.
His Dotting MotherI wonder
how long before he II he a gem
eralf
His Militant Father = Bully
for himl
His Pacifist Uncle-Dear me
Dear, Gear mel
His Proud Aunt-He gets his
brave spirit from our side of the
family.
His Little Brother = Geei /
wish ] could go.
His Little Sister Il wish i
had a dress like that uniform.
His Chum-I hope he pays me
that five bucks before he goes
His Best Girl-lsn t he grand !
His Girl Chum--Oh, you AUST
give me a military button foray
collection.
Their next door neighbor =
suppose they III be more stuck uI
than ever now.
Drill Sergeant-Oh, Gawdl
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
WOULDN'T COST A CENT.

Have you ever wondered what
the results would be if the peo-
pie of this town thought and
said nothing but good of each
other for thirty daysf Think Ii
would work a revolution in both
mind and body. People who are
constantly nagging would have
lost the habit. The best that Is
in each one would have uncon-
sciously forced its way to the
front and nobility of character
would have made rapid strides to-
ward supplanting the ignoble and
vicious in mankind and woman
kind. Our town might not be a
Garden of Eden, but it would
come nearer it than any other
spot on earth. And it wouldn I
cost Us "A penny
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
CUBA WOULD HELP.

In 1S9S the United States freed
Cuba from the rule of Spain.
Today, when we are at war with
Germany, Cuba comes right TO
the front with an offer of her
entire army of 25,OOO officers and
men, to be employed in any
nlaaaasrs sthis government may de
sire There is gratitude for you,
and our hat is off.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

The signal corps has announc-
ed the letting of the contract
for the fourth of the new gov
ernment flying fields, to be
built at Belleville, % miles from
East ST. Louis. 1t will be stan
dard two squadron field, accom-
modating 800 student flyers with
the requisite number of officers,
Instructors, mechanics and en-
listed men, and providing hang
ars for seventy two training
planes Construction of the build
ings and the Preparation of the
field will begin immediately.
The ball game between Hick-
man and Martin, advertised last
Sunday, was called off on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Ray,
who resides near the ball Park
We have reduced the prices on
all ladies, mems and chIldrens
slippers Read our ad in this
paper. You will save money by
it.-Dobsona
The Str. East St. Louis IN the
Isl. Louis ond New Orleans trade,
hss dDcoq<inued service Lack
OF supp0a4 > given as the cause
Mis- 1farguerite Fuqua has re
turned frqn . visit with Mrs +.
H Weels 1t Fulton
The 16 monts old daughter od
Jas. Fergupn, residing across the
river, did Tuesday.
Nj. Gladys Underwood spent
seenn1sv and Sunday with Miss
Helen re.
- e0nce tin blown Ice Tes
s,~sn. per set 50c--Dobsons-
Vezy fesv 4th Of Jnly celebn'
] 49, innigh4 Tor thu yser.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

Unfortunately, Fulton county
has become an oasis for those
fleeing the drastic liquor drouth
in both Tennessee and Missouri.
The former has the famous
"bone dry" law and the latter
protects dry" territory by a
State law that backs up the
Webb-Kenyon federal law. Full
ton county, of course, is dry un-
der local option, but there Ii no
state law supporting the federal
act. Result: Fulton county be-
comes the big barroom between
the two States--and the bootleg
ger does thriving business. Evi-
IDENTITY, faithful sentrys do guard
duty for the illicit whiskey deal
ers- When the sheriff or his
deputies make a little sneak to
try to catch these gentlemen, the
word seems to precede him-and
nothing doing. Organized law
lessness should be put down
some way; its getting worse ev-
cry day. New landings are
springing up along the river and
big liquor shipments are coming
To the unknown landings to un-
known persons.
Miss Lucille Barnes has been OF
the sick list this week.
Ripe tomatoes at Bonduran1
Bros
! Eat e the Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
HEIRS TO FORTUNE.

DIR. W. p. Howle, of Charles
ton, No., is one of the seven heirs
who will share in an estate of
approximately 81, 900, 900, accord
ing to press dispatches FROM Her
rington, Kas., where DIR. Howle 3
sister, Mrs. Prude Creech, re-
Gently died. Mrs. Creech, who
formerly lived in Ballard county,
KY, leaves two brothers and sis-
tiers here and two in Kansas.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
AMONG THEH1
PolJ1Mlg!AAzZ 9!


The political pot in the east
end of the county seems to nave
suddenly warmed up bf, ana
in the cauldron sizzles max
ture of political ambitions not
unlike that in a burgoo keptle-
In the mayoralty race IN Ihe
city % Fulton are two faetrohs
-Browders and Bards- One of
the factions is openly opposed
now TO supporting one OF thelr
home men who Is a candidate Tor
county office because he Is pro
badly in sympathy with the flrst
faction s opponents. In snort,
they propose To throw hm over
board-saerifiee him to get re
venge ON the opposition. Several
gentlemen from Fulton were IN
this city Tuesday trying to as
certain the strongest man IN
this end of the county, to whom
they wish to throw their support,
and by this united effort hope to
defeat their home-Inan county
candidate. The fight is becoan-
ing exceedingly warm and is la
BILE To bring further comphca-
tions in the county races, as
county candidates, who reside at
Fulton, will likely have a hard
time -.straddling the neutrality
fence in the mayor s race.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
PATRIOTIC sNDAY.

President Vson has request
ed and urgedhe people Of the
United States attend Sunday
School SUNDAY morning, July
lst. The Sund School at the
First Methodisehurch has an
excellent progrd and you are
most cordially ifted to attend
at 9 AS a. m. A re treat. Dom
miss it.-Randld& Caruthers
Supts.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

The pain goes 70 quickly after
you apply Sloan's Lniment for
rheumatic pains, neuralgia, tooth
ache, lumbago, sprains, and ita 10
easy to use. 1t quickly penetrates
and soothes without rubbing and
is lar cleaner aud more effective
than mussy plasters OK ointment.
Keep bottle in the house and
get prompt relief, not 0nly from
all nerve-pains but from bruises
strains sprains. over-exercise ane
all external aches. At your
druggist, 25c, Soc, $l.O0. Adv.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

The Courier has the agency
for the beut house in the country
supplying loose leaf ledgers,
bindsn, stc., also regular and
special forzns Of ruled leaves Tor
II you want something good
- sat thse = right up-to-now, sss
Bettsruwogth.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

Mrs. Grant DelA returned to
Nashville Monday ter short
visit with her rents, MN
Walker and fa1nily.$
300 yards Of line finnish suit
ing, 121ac value at e yd. at
Dobsons.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

Fourth Sunday after Trinity,
July 1st-
Holy communion 8 q. m.
Sunday School 10 q. IN.
y Holy communion and SERMON
IL q. IN.
No evening service.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Rev. w. +. Rennanberg,
Rector.
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

C. NJ. Reynolds left Friday of
last week for Jeffersonvilie,
Ind, to spend ten days with
home folks. Mrs. Reynolds pre-
ceeded him several days
The Hickman courier., 1917-06-28

Take that prescription e the
Hickman Drug CO.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-19

Coyotes are not decreasing very
rapidly in Siskiyou county, as is evi-
denced by the fact that for the past
two years, beginning with July l.,
1915, and ending with July 1, 1917,
bounties have been paid on Ala
coyotes, which at $3.50 per scalp
makes total of $10,2SO Of county
funds expended for the determination
Of these predatory animals during
this period. Fully three-fourths Of
the above amount has been paid to
residents of the eastern portion Of
the county, largely Butte Creek val
ley, which is the largest sage brush
section of the county. During this
same period bounties have been paid
on 1913 wildcats at $3.50 each,
amounting to $2,6S2,50. Sixteen
panthers were killed, the scalp of
each one worth $50 bringing the ex-
penditure for bounties from this
source to $3.50. This makes a grand
total expended during the two years
of $13,442,50 for the determination
of these wild animals. Siskiyou
News.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-19
THR PEOPLE ALWAYS RIGHT.

It has been the conviction of the
greatest statesmen of all ages and all
countries that one could safely trust
to the decision Of the majority of the
people on any question that affected
them. The public mind and con-
science is nicely attuned to the pub
lie welfare and seldom goes astray.
Given free hand in the working out
Of their destiny, no people would ever
come to grief 1t is only when self
seeking and deceitful leaders becloud
issues for their own selfish purposes
that the people are seduced.
So much preliminary to the asser-
tion that the American people-the
great, sober, reasoning maiority-are
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-19
Ashland is Doing
Much Improving

Pending the high war prices" Of
material and labor little will be ex-
pected in the way of new development
and building in this country, yet, on
looking over our own Ashland, 1t is
apparent that the home comforts and
necessities are not forgotten among
the thousand things connected with
the war that call for our thoughts
and our money. The following i'm
provements this fall are noted by the
Ashland scribe:
H. G. Enders is completing his
building block with concrete four
room addition.
Contractor A. L. Lamb is building
the old Opera House block.
Attorney w. J. Moore's office in
the Mills-McCall building is being re
papered and painted.
]. J. Loomis of B street is building
garage.
H. L. Whited of North Main street
has repainted his home.
S. Moorehouse is building a storage
room addition to his residence on
Third street, replacing one recently
burned.
George N. Kramer OF Hargadine
street has plans for garage to be
built soon.
Emil Peil has installed a furnace
in his residence.
w. ]. Moore has remodeled and
painted his tenant house on North
Main street.
The Ralph Billings have made
over their bathroom into nifty, up
to-date one.
The Sanford property on Third
street. occupied by the Bachaud fam
lily, has a new roof and other repair
ing.
The Methodist parsonage study has
been freshened up with paper and
paint.
The Boyd property occupied by "
O N. Smith has recently been treated
to new coat of paint.
James Yokum of Garfield street
has new garage.
The Ashland Studio has completely
remodeled the room next to Peil's
store and made it fitting seat for
artistic portraits.
The Southern Pacific has a large
crew working on the under-grade
crossing on the Billings hill.
Eugene Walrad Of Mechanic street
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-19

right today. Without fuss and feath-
ers they have decreed a course of ac-
tion that shall preserve the national
veal and the national honor, and
they are not likely to be lightly
turned from that course.
"Vox populi, vox Del" never had a
more direct application than to the
attitude of the American people in
the present world crisis. Being, then,
the supreme power, the voice of the
people should not only have, but ex-
ercise, supreme authority.
This we are failing to do. Our gov
ernment is putting forth most her
culean efforts to pilot the ship of
state through the troubled waters,
but they are hampered on every hand
by those who, from a self-interest
that exceeds their loyalty, persist in
throwing every obstruction possible
IN the way.
This should not be, must not be,
The lives of the thousands Of young
men who have responded to their
country's call must not be leopard