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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-04-26

Located in Minot in 1907 moving the
home office of the company to the city
at the same time.
Organized the Savings Deposit bank
of Minot in 1909, with capital stock
of 5000, becoming it's president and
continuing as such until October, 1913,
when the bank was absorbed by other
local interests.
Has been in sympathy with and in
terested in the Society of Equity for
several years as stakeholder, shipper
and advisor.
Planned and organized the Farmers
Rural Credit association with cap
ital stock of 100000 in 1915, for
equity farmers, with home office now
at Fargo. He also organized several
farmers banks and elevators in the
same year, all of which are in active
operation and making money.
Was sent to Washington as special
legislative representative of this and
other states to protest to congress
against the Hollis rural credit bill, and
his arguments delivered before the
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committee on banking and currency,
have been distributed in printed form
by thousands of copies.
Has been interested from the first in
the farmers Nonpartisan league, his
Office being headquarters for league
and equity farmers in this part Of the
state.
Anthony Walton.
Came to Ward county thirteen years
ago from Iowa. Located on home
stead in township 1912, eighteen
miles northeast of Minot and six miles
frem Glenburn. Experienced all the
hardships Of homesteader's life.
From the beginning was active in
working for the improvement of his
neighborhood good roads, good
schools, churches and diversified farm
ing.
Became member Of the Equity So
ciety in 1907. Has served the county
and local union as president and direc-
tor in the Equity Society
Was president for about seven years
Continued on Page 12.)
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MINOT FARMERS CENTRAL
BANK OPENS MAY l
CONTINUED from page ~

Minot, North Dakota.
Educated in the public schools of
Winona, Minnesota.
Received his early banking exper-
fence at the First National Bank, Wi,
mona, Minnesota.
Saw army service in the Spanish
American war in 1898.
Came to North Dakota in 1899.
Bookkeeper and teller in the First
National Bank, Minnewaukan, N. D.,
in 1899.
Established a mortgage loan bust
ness in 1900
Incorporated The Savings Loan and
Trust company, with capital stock
Of 100000 in 1905 to continue his
mortgage loan business under corpor-
ate laws, and has been president and
general manager Of the company since
that time.
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III, Set Ole.
2on Or. 9iar Osborn.
GHp6tnd st. QnenLir

Gao5fli4 CT. Quentin.
Dem Centrum osr neuen 2inis bin
i4 bier nab, bic bas beutide 5esr bonn
Qrtois ber bis 3ur Qisnt hi 8aiaD 3og.
ain9s bebnen fa table 90btn5ugt, in
bersn 6alteH fi9 Deriiedts 80rfsr ihmies
gen. Gs 1T Oferionntag heutt, urb
gum erheu Wlale Itudtst bonn tlareR
9immel fri9Iings6afifr sonBeuf6ein.
8eitsru t~an3ten i'm SturmniHb Ghnee'
floten uber bas 2dnb; beuts frdblt ts
in feitrtdgIider Gdonbeit. Mie cine
8erbeibung mare oas, ME cine @sriuns
bung Der Rddtebr BON @eruunft unb
ueuem gIu6en in Der Neli Der Weniden
- tp6re has, MEM nift ibsr bic neits
bin qeldeerten GtIos uRb Mei6enrIdeu
INNER unb INNER md bic 8utitimme
Der @eT6iibe brittle, bic ME melr bers
ftummtR nil.
Rienldnb hattie hute Set, MID ~
fi6reu, unb 10 tpanosre i'd naein ibsr
BE Grags unb GrbbdngG. rUlutterpinos
aaeine", iuie eer 8oltsmuno iagt, burh
riefengroBe, meri9euleere eiuiumteit,
aus beren b~er6orgsmn @intsIn bos ms
Fttbare 6rauen oufitsigt. Gidts 2e'
benbes febs i6 daf biesm S~fteripa3iers
gang obns 6offnung, nidt einmal etneH
ffpar3en gubel. Der geufeI. Der uhr
6ies Qunb 9oo uao @erni6tung idet,
nimmt teine FaBbars Geftalt an. Rur
fsin @sbeul unb fem iutuuH4es anurs
rem toni ourdl bic 9aftf.
man Bat mir ben Dsg ongeseben.
Sebt tommt bic 606e. sSebeH Sic
fh elm biB6en Dor, bic Gtsae nirb bonn
9Eeinb einqefebtH.' Sect fommt bic
GtraBentreu5uHg. - ia nsbmen sic
f5 aud in a6t. bic GroH5oien funten
lett oeltern IN BEN DiHtsl berum."
Damn an ban Sort Ndgot porbei, bas
sur geaung Ga 5ere geb6rt. Die 8ran'
8oIen ielbit babfu Is i'm Gpdifommsr
1914 3erftDrt. Sun INNER neiter, burd
alfeeipeihtes, fhlammiges uHo iumpiis
aes Groreia. Mitunttr fndIit IS aus
unmtttelbdrer 4dbs erIaredsnb ouf.
8eutide BnitsritH haben fa irsenbDo
eineeoraben. gis if ouf finem erbob'
ten 9nEftf anaslaugt bin, mo fid ber
geobohtuRgspoten onseiiebelt BOT.
4us elmer bunflsn Groh0ble triehsn
elm paor uniformisria 9roglohpteu bers
Dor: Der iuHQe Cffi3ifr unb feline gsats:
,Gonutoos6tfnhl 9as III sHoiiH tins
nal cine onesnehms abneafLung giss
Der oob e INNER mir bic cine @hDt4ss
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lung in osr Giutonisieit bier Obtn: foenn
biz &erle briHn bier btrumitrenen. Goa
mid Mot numberu, MEM mir glei9
ipieOer mas aufs Dad lriesen."
9orfttiq trishen mir auf btm gaua
on ben 6oRnraub uuo Iugsn biaiiber.
Der blutiunqe Q~eutHaut trtldrt bic Gage
pie elm alter G%enerdIF0ber. oSeben
Gle" fast tr, ,als Der 9rieg ausbrad,
mar i6 llnterprimantr. Damn Rot
eramtn unb gIeih beraus. Sd tsnne BON
Der aGslt nur Gpmnafum uuO arieg.
Cont njdts."
@ie cine geIisftaris Iisgt bas aampf'
geIdnbs Dor uns. Die 6igsI ouf unitrer
Seite fallen n14 8eiieu BIN ob, uub I'M
6runbe Idimmert Elm breiter Streifen.
9as lit ber MdFerlauF Der Die, Der in
ieinen groben @inbuRgen bier duf cine
Streds bon etpa 5n0lf ailometern Gins
nal bic aihtuna non QorbeH nod Sis
BEN dnnimmt: ron BEN 0orfe gertbins
court, mo- er bon Rorooiten oua Der @e'
9tnb I'm BuiIs bertommt, BIZ Ga Gere,
no tr bdnn niebtr mad Gdbpeiten peis
ter FRONT, her Seine al. co figt fh
Der Glublnuf an oieier Gtrede etfpd ben
beutidfn grontItslIungsn Elm, bic ieBt in
elmer psientli9 uorOiubIid eebenben
Gsrdben ban frabsren n~eitldufig na4
&eftn a~usla6enbsn gogtu abtiir3en.
1ds gttt Der DIE bitst batsi cine
breite Iieoerung. 3piiGen ben gts
i4ldngslten Qrmtu bes bielfa9 geteilten
uub berbunbtnen GluFes unb Dem ads
nal, Der i'm hgIeitst, um i'm meter
norbpdrts nit Der Gnmbrs in gesie'
hung 5u iestn, siebt fd ionit fumpfigts
WieieHlanb bin. 9ds aues abr 1T 3urs
aeit tpeitbin iberidiufmmt. bic RegeHs
giFs Der letten Mo6sn uno Der gttante
Sdnte baben bas gauge @sden 5Fpii6en
ben siRrabmsnben 9obn NIT 8dFer GEE
fHat. Sur Elm paar @ruppen bpber
8numtrpusn Doer tabIer biinner Gtdmme
pber Gin poar pinaiee Snislfen Ebn
ii6 bunteI bon BEN fglen Gpiegst ob.
8as gdn5e Sal fparo Gin sin5iger, Bis
gu spei ailomster brsitsr. lis gum Gan6
p~oIaelauienfr GeIungsgraben, ber uRs
fsre qinie fdiibt. Die fell aufsigsHbtn
9latsaus am reatsn. tDsitliden ltier Der
Die fnb BEN Gsinbe iibrtdfsu; ober
Der gran5oie, BIT nafiditsHb Biz bierbtr
boreefabit BAT. fisbt fh nun Dor einem
gepdltigtn notirlinen 6in6ernis.
SIN klsu GonnsHi6eiH Iis9en braben
bic Srhmmer Der 90nsr, bic f6 an
9olranb foIeen: 4laincourt, MOb, Sen,
beuil, 9rabecn. Sod raetH lber ie ems
por bic auppeln btr Gorts @tnbtuil unb
2ie5, bic pisbernm 81 ben borgsi6obs
nsn gciten otr 8sTtune Ga Gere 5dhlsn.
nnb spiiaen 9orfern unb Gortfuppeiu
sisbt f4 bi. boumbfonoths orobe
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SiraBe Ga 5ers-St. Quentin, Der DIE
parallel, na6 Qorosn, oDbrt pplte iA
%aeIiern," er5d5lt Der 2eutnant, sttu nuns
terts 2ebtn urb Ereiben entpidsIn;
abr uniere gaiterien itorten oas @ers
gniiasn,"
Gr 1T Elm Qngtlpuntt bibiger Sample
aelporbeu, bttTtr 9eil beg liebliden GiIts
Gals. Dds QrtiIsriaoual gent bin unb
btr. aua bic fsinbli4e Sufanterie bat
fG iaon berdngemadt, abcr Hur biutige
g6pfe oc6olt. lluoufborlth fuden trans
sofiHe gtieger biu65ubre9eH, I'M pas
ge6timHis unicrer neutn Stelungen
5u erarinotn. 0citer 5urijd nab 0iteu
hin, Gin iiidtiq Gtiit hinter %unierer
gront. hp6aatctt man Dor eini9tn 1as
geu, nie In oer GGbe poHgouian urs
Serre Elm 6lug3eu9 Ianbtte, Dds olstoIo
BON ieiuen abgsititasucH SniaFen 3trs
fort nuroe. Sine ouiartHpdtroGiiaie
itreifte ols6aIb bic 0tgen6 ab uub Fdno
smei grnB5oisn in tiRem @eb0l3 osrs
itedt. Niht nett bapDu aud ibr sMeita
qebtadtC6" - 3tptl N0tbe NIT 1e pltr
grieftau6tn, bic beitimmt paren, cute
Sunoe 5urud3utragsn.
9as Bib Der 2nnpidoft lit 70 ih0u.
3o3 obae lntCrbrehung bdmmsru bic
@dduBt 6intin, sSn Der uH9epobntm
5tiligteit flimmtrt unb 3ittert bic Quft.
sber as 1T, ais fuenn Ie nitt nur rom
2i6te unD BEN auftdgenoen ieufisu
8unIts Der Dtts9ieoerung 3%itierte ions
bern Dor Grtpartung bar neueH 6eipalts
probe 3piidn 3pti 8olteru. GHblos
mad Qorbtn bin, tnblos nab Gaosn bin
TOKEN &auoucn uub 6aubiben. gaIo
fperoen bic IsinbIiden Starmtruppsn
nieber borbre4en in oi4tan Reihen, nm
ben bsutI4en 8au5er at buralo4ern.
Mirb q enotid her GntiAetbungsfdmpf,
Der enotampf fein?
meint .3eit 1T nm; i'd oerabidieoe
mid. Der junqe Qeuinant nber unb
feline Qtute Iie8fn nciter auf benz 8du4
am 60RHranD unb Iu9eu na4 DsIen.
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l1ie Ser eritc Aennaneip
aMf Sem 5arsntbren.
Fam.

Die Qbodutun9 6eB 3artu NitOlaas
II. III Elm neuer b%cntiuurplger Yuntt
aaf Dem GntDidlungsrpege oss Get
idleftes otr 3onanop, has In hea biss
Der 3O4 Sabren ieiHe8 2bronbeFses 10
man9en geipdltInnM llmldnung mits
MAIDEN, 70 bel 8lut betgieBen uub 10
oft ben Wtoro in ieiHem eigeRen 6auie
entbsten mubtc. &m q. 5tbruar 1913
ipurbe Der 16iabrige Wtibail 5eoborOs
pitIh 8omanop auf oem Roten pldB
3u Mostau sum 3arsn, 8roBiirfen
unb SeblberrIder oler 8eubev aus
e~erufeu. 91mit battle bic berl6mte
3bnaItie auBtaubs ben Gbron beitits
gen. Der dltelte 46nbtrr bes @dalsds
tes bar Romaupiu manberte nod nta
niGt geuau feititebeuoen ue6erlieferaHgeR
In Der 3tit Inn bos 5a6r 1880 enipeotr
aus grtuBeu, nabrideialider aber aus
Qitauen mad RuBldno Elm. IS mar
Der goelmdmR Gliauba GobDld, Der ben
6riltIittn glamtn So6ann annabm unb
in auBldnb balb zine bobe Steaung be-
ileioete. Die 8amilie Der Romanop
fam ifnea oorparts unb tpuros In ben
g~oiarcnitdao trbobeu; berefts 4nbrsas
8ebor nerb0nb f6 nit bem 6errihers
baus Der aurii, ien GHttl, Der goiar
aoman Surienitim, CAB ber 5amiIie
ben GameH 8omanon unO perbalf
eiHem peibli6eH MiitgIieb ieines Or
i9le6ts auf ben 3arantbrou. feline 5ods
Ter Qnaitaiia purbe ndmlia nit Span
BEN Ghredliden bermdbli.
Geitbem herrI69e Gin b~eItdnbiger
aampf nm ben g6ron 5piiden BEN
6auie Rurit unb BEN 9auie Romas
nom. Boris goDunon, oer i'm Sdhre
1889 naa benz 4usiterben bes Mans
nssnammss beS 6auiss 9iurit ols Gar
bic Regierung ibCrnabnt. iu5te bic aos
manoius nit alien Mitteln 5u bernids
ten. Sin 3eil Der 5amilisnmitgliebtr
purbs nad Sibirtea %berbannt, h1s
6uupt bts GtIdlthts nurbe In elm alDs
fer eeFiedt uno in ben W0n4 p9iiarst
~berfDaubelt. Rdd Gobunops Sob Durs
ben bic @erbdltniTe INNER b~srpidelter,
Mor6 fpiate duF Morb, cine 93eit lang
itrttten bier gdrteien I'm bic 5srrIGdft,
bis bic 8Ojdreu sublia ben Sies habOns
irngtn. llnter ibneH mar bas bornsbmiie
@efhlsht has Der 8omanom unb bd
gbilnret ols Mona nidt sum 3aren
gsndblt Dfrben tonntf, pures fem sbsns
ions i'm alOiter troetHer, mebrm0Is
nur NIT fHopper Hot MeroouitIdaeA
sntrouHsnsr Gohn Mihail nit 16 Sabs
reH aai btu sbroH ertobtu.
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ituigen a6erlaHeu 6Eeibeu, bic re aufges
ftelt baden. Geionoers fttptifa itno
INNER bic Soten> unb gernunbetendns
gdbeu aHf5unebmeu, bd ibr getrag ans
Fdaglid nur auf elmer oberfd4Iden
6adbung bsrubsn fam.
4uf benz foeitlihen ariessihauplas
bat, mas ii6rigens aud fir dnpere
Gronten 80 toaitatiereH TT, bic infantee
riHii9e Sdtigteit mddtig abgeflaut, 70
Dag in fat alien 4bidHitten bonn Breeze
bis sur 6hpeiaer @rsnss Rar artiles
r%ietdtiqteit qe6erriht BAT. Smmerhin
muB mar iih nidt borfttasn, buB Der
Snfanteriefampf gdn5lid ausgeI6ultet
1T. SIM eistntliaen 9peratiousgebiet
if e bsifpielspeiie i'm aisnesabihnitt,
am g6eninsn s9amts, 5uii6en 8rapes
enzQdonnois uHb Goronne ionic 0ItIth
oteier 9rtfaaft, baHu nber aud in oer
Gbampaqne ON Mont gorniQet uue BEL
M&orpnbiqiers, ehenIo i'm britii6en Qbs
{hnitt norblih Der GtrdBe 8dpaumes
Gambrai 5u beridieoenea infaHtsritiz
i9en uuteruebmungsn gstomuen. Sur
trageu ale oteTe Qttionen eineR eng lotas
len Gbaratter unb fuo rHternehmungfH
perfGnli6eu uno 6rtlibsn SmpuHss unD
nidt foI6e zines planboasn 3ufammens
orbettens groBeu Stils. 8ds game 8srs
fGhren liefert ben beiten 8eneis fir ben
eRormeH 9rafteiniaB unb araft0ers
brdud, ben bic Qprils unO MdiiAlahs
ten bii6en unp briben beanlpru4t uno
berurfaht babeu.
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Die GeipenitsritaSt.
Con Or. Mar Osborn.

Qn ben Iebten 6duiern BEG 9orfes
3ani5b bitgt Der 4sg idarf I'M pje
Ode, uno mir Tno in Der Qonooner
8prftaot BON Ga Gers. Cine menIdens
leere Gtrabe fGbrt 8uii6en fur4tbar
5ugerihtetsn 6daisrn f6nurgerabe Hd9
8eIteR. Quf oieisn 3ugaRg 5ur 6eitung
prdfdn bic Geido1e oer Grdn5oien NIT
beipnbsrer 0orlis6e. aaum Elm Gebda6e
1T Deri6ont. 0an4e iiHo Rur mod Elm
mater 5aufen BON 6plitterH ano 6ts
6rodeL. Der geDaltige 2uftprud bat
gon3e 9dher a6scbo6eH UNI Aerabgts
first. RsGts uno IiHts 1T 0Ies 5era
itampft ano gsborfen.
4ber 0ag lit Rur otr ~finiere Yrolo<
aus gu Der 9ras0bis, bic isbi antsbt.
mir u6erfnreitsn bic Bride zines @ras
bsHs, pdIiitren Elm Tor, uuo fno in ga
Gers fel6f. Gin 9rausn DffHet fh,
Dem penig Dergleidur. 0ds uns ums
fdnat, mar einiieas Elm Stdbt6eH Doa
altertamtidfr uno maleriiher 5eimlihs
feit. Sine Der HorDfran5OHheH Stsbes
lunqen, bic ii4 in bic 8iHgmuuern uno
Wdas Der tlsinen 8du6anihen 5eituHs
aRn tlemmtn, me6r Glliel ber gofio@
nea ais @sbiloe ron sigfHer @eltung.
Die Gnss oeg Derfagbdrsu gobeHs litB
i9mdle, eenMlbens, pintlige 8dFsn
entteben, 5pifdau benen Der Stol3 Der
&lrgsr odHn bod Rdum fur eInen
freien 4dB bon erdbitdtii4em Hmfdng
Iaaffte. 60 blis6 Ga Gere, Elm 9ros
bin5neh bon iraHiem uHb nsttsn 8ebas
ggfi, faam mebr ols faHftaufenb 8epobs
ner 5d6lenb. burd bic Sabrbunotrie.
Der Gries i6ieH barau Doribergsbrauit.
8it 5~ran5oIen baiisn Is aHfaHs Seps
tsmser 1914 gsrGumt, Ha95tm Its bic
5orts DraaBsu eelprsngt batter uns
3nilhtH ben GiHbeimiifsH ulo Der
bsufiGsn gefosung battle fh I'M 2aufe
Der SABRE cine Ianfis g~srtrdgiifteil snis
pidelt. IA tam. sbsn ieBt. Iud fir
So cert bic Set oss Gntistens. Sc
if 0aFar ssforst. oaB nihH DsrifOHt
Meibt.
W2it blinpsr Wwt fa6rer eie granne
teH hur tigtasn 2anss1zate rtR Gag
aus Tag en- IN bic Gtabt. DE 8ts
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ben fiRp, bel esnen We gbRiBung cine
resniger Hdrfe sspeIen it, ODER gegen
ios@e, Die eine gstpiFe astablterungs5eit
binter hn bdtisn. Rtmmt maj bic
iebiee DioifonsitGrie ourhl9nittlih 5u
10000 Big 1900 ManH an, 70 lam
mar bidt errehneH. ipelhe Streiter3abs
len in ben %eendnnten RdmbFsn ensagiert
Fub uHb nei4er araftOer6rau6 ftdtts
gefuROsR bat.
Mie fhon aug BEN sialeitenbtn Grs
orterunseu berborseb, fam Is iidl biers
bel MIR nm gan5 approTimatiUe 3nblen
banbeIn. aid MaB bic @erantportIids
felt fir i6re Ri6tigtsit 9dn5lia benz
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Der Kraftetnsat3 an oen Hinoenbur0 =Iinieh.

5dpieriefeiten Bel SeFReaGne Der 5ahIeufdr.
fen. 80 Rritif Der betoerl ettioen 8erihte. Oas
5aiiial zines propin5nefes. - Elm 2neelpuHft
hiBioer Rartpfe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
Stewart.Cayce.

Mr.. A..G. Stewart, of this city, and
Miss Bessie Cayce, daughter of Mrs.
Irwin Cayce, of near Beverly, were
united in marriage in GAINESVILLE
Thursday, Rev. Charles E. Diehl Of
floating. The young people were
accompanied by Misses Jewel Thack-
er and Lucille Cayce, the latter being
the brides. sister. The bridal party
returned home the same day. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart will make their
home with the brides mother for the
present. The groom has position
with Van Hooser C Johnson, OF this
place, and he will continue with the
firm The young couple have a hos
OF friends.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
COMPANY d
Joins Its Forces With c. There;
Making Larger
Camp.

Paducah, KY, May with the
arrival of D Company of Hopkinsville
X. N. G., Paducah has about 140
guardmen within her gates. The
Hopkinsville troopers, under Capt.
Henry j. Sites, arrived Tues
day and pitched their tents on Brown
street in Littlesville, near Union
station. Company c, now encamped
at Fourteenth and Tennessee streets,
will move camps and join the Hoppers
at the big camp.
d. Company was at Murray recent
ly during the trouble which followed
the trial of Lube Martin. Captain
Sites is a brother of Attorney John
Sites, Of this city, Lieutenant Cecil P.
Armstrong is also with the company.
The Paducah Traction company ex-
tended the courtesy of its street Cal
service to all guardsmen. All the men
in uniform may ride to and from their
camp without charge. -Paducah Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
Trustees For Both Schools To
Be Chosen Here
Today.

The annual election of'School Trus-
tees for both the white and colored
schools will be held today. The re-
firing white trustees are Thos. l..
Metcalfe and Harry A. Reach, who are
not candidates for reelection.
The only candidates announced are
DR.. Thornton w. Perkins and j. L.
Thomas.
Indications are for a quiet election.
The colored trustees whose terms
are out are Peter Postell and j. T.
Whitney. They are unopposed for
Vfe-election, SO far as known.
The poll for the white election will
be in the city court room and that for
the colored election in or near the
court huose. The voting will be viva
race and women as well as men are
eligible to vote, each color in its own
election.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
GEO. S. BOWLING
DIED SUDDENLY
Son Of Mrs. Sallie Bowling
and Brother Of Mrs. Helen
Wood Of this City.

Mr.. Geo. S. Bowling, of Clarks-
vile, died Wednesday. The Leaf
Chronicle contained this notice:
George Snadon Bowling, for thir-
ty-seven years one of the leading citi-
zens of GAINESVILLE died suddenly at
his home on Madison street this NOR
ming at 2:3O o'clock from heart trou-
BILE. Mr.. Bowling was GA years of
age. His death came entirely unex-
pected to his family and friends, as he
was up town during the day yester-
day apparently in the best of health.
'He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lady Bugg Bowling, his mother, Mrs.
Sallie Louise Bowling, of Hopkins
vile, Ky, one sister, Mrs. Helen
Bowling Wood, of Hopkinsville, KY,
and one brother, James Mortimer
Bowling, of this city.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Charles E.
Diehl officiating. Friends of the de-
ceased are invited to the home on
Madison street. Internent will be
private at Greenwood cemetery. The
following will act as pail bearers:
Charles Drane, Henry Lupton, VIM.
Bailey, r. M. Lawrence, M. Savage,
S. j. Lowe, DR.. F. j. Runyon and M.
l.. Cross.
"Mr. Bowling was formerly asso-
ciated with his brother in the Clarks-
vile Ice & Coal company, but retired
twelve or fifteen years ago. He was
one Of the best known residents OF
this city and woL the highest respect
and esteem from everyone with whom
he came in contact His loss will be
deeply felt in GAINESVILLE by his many
friends"
Mr.. Bowling was son Of Mrs. Sal
lie L. Bowling, of this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
MEMBERS AND LADIES.

Dr. and Mrs. F. NJ Sites Dr. j. G. Gather Mr. and
T. c. Underwood Geo. Gary Mr. and Mrs James MCKENZIE
McReynod Dr. and Mrs Austin Bell Mr. and MRS
w Linton, Mr. and Mrs Petus White, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Rve H. Eck and Miss Gregory Mr. and Mrs u u koH-
and Miss Golthwaie Mr. and Mrs L. H. Davis Kew
Calvin Miss Thompson Dr. and Mrs W. Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs Ira L. Smith, Mrs. L. Foster Mr. and Mrs Avan H.
Clark Mr. Fowler Dr. F. NJ Brown and Miss Trce Mr.
and Mrs Ira d. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Paul B.
Brooks Mrs. Ed L. Weathers
GUESTS
W. O. Soyars Soars DR. F. Thomas Mr. and Mrs A. W.
Wood Mr. and Woodbridge Mr. and Mrs R. E. Cooper Mrs
Oueene Cartwright Mrs o. McReynods H. Peree and
Miss (Iarne Gray, Mr. and Mrs W. T. Tandy Miss Vivian
Hemph and Jennie Bush Mr. and Mrs " Utey
VIM Thompson Guy Startling and Miss Purcell
Mr. Mrs Mrs oue Henry Mr. and Mrs j. T. Thomas
Walter Miss Susie Rutherford Mrs Lizzie Clark
Joe McCarro Mr. and Mrs Thos Smith, Medley
Dennis Dennis Sugh and Miss Green Frank Cunning
ham and Miss Summers MIR. and Mrs. Will Summers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
OPERATIONS
At Jennie Stuart Hospital
Since First of the Week.

Mrs. Ben 7. Perkins, of Elkton,
underwent slight operation yester-
day.
Franklin Butler, of Big Rock,
Tenn, underwentan operation Thurs
day.
Little Ruby Wood, daughter of
Hugh Wood, was operated on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Verdia Coffman, city, was
operated upon last Monday.
Kells Laid, a gunner's mate on the
U. S. S. Buffalo, of CeruIean Springs,
at home on leave of absence, was
operated upon this week. He has
been in the navy years and is anx-
ious to return to duty.
Mrs. Rex McEuen, Darlington, KY,
was operated upon yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Renshaw, underwent a
serious operation Thursday.
Master John Yost, operated upon
May 2, for appendicitis, is doing well.
Mrs. Polk Cansler, Mrs. L. f.
Fowler ami Mrs. A. S. Trimble, of
Guthrie, medical patients, are all doing
well.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
Methodist Church.

Louis Powell, Pastor.
Sunday School at $3.50 A. M.
j. H. Cate, Superintendent.
DR.. Powell will preach at l0:45 A.
M. on "The Bible The Living Word
of Good. "
No night service on account of the
tabernacle meeting.
Everybody go to Sunday School, "
and we want $50 present when the
school opens.
Let the Church and Sunday school
cooperate with the officers and teach.
ers to make the day great and break
the record.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
GO TO SUNDAY
SCHOOL DAY
Nat on-wide Rally Day and
Million Mark Urged
For Kentucky.

Sunday, May 6. has been designat-
ed as "Go-to-Sunday-S chool-Day, 4"
when it is expected that one million
people will attend the Sunday Schools
of the state. The different pastors of
Hopkinsville are anxious for their
churches to make a good showing
and urge all of their church members
to attend Sunday School tomorrow.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
Druggist Drowned.

Mt. Sterling, Ky, May 8. -Falling
into water while fishing at Flat Pond,
Bath county, this morning Robin H..
White, druggist, of the city, was
drowned and his body not recovered.
No particulars we're given. White
was AZ years old.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05

report to Fort Benjamin Harrison, at
indianapolis, on or about MAY IA,
where they will be given three
months training in military tactics to
fit them to command, after winch they
will be given commissions and will
be assigned to duty as needed for the
new forces to be recruited under the
army bill.
Lieut.. Riley B. Butler, on account
of his underweight, was not pissed.
j. Summers Cooper's application
lls not been passed upon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
Would Like to See.

Sh'd like to see the encounter be-
tween an American Food Director
and 2O0-pound Afro-American cook,
accustomed to consuming more
''hawg meat" than a Food Dictator
thinks necessary, and unaccustomed
to paying for Acknowledgement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
FOUR FUTURE,
ARMY OFFICERS
Quartette Of Splendid Young
Men Accepted As
Reserves.

Four young HopkinsviIle men, all
splendid young fellows, were success
fully passed on their applications for
admission to TIE Officers Reserve
Corps, Thursday. Tney were: VIII
liam Oglesby Soyars, Herschel A.
Long, Jo'eph Cant Sites, Henry L.
Bass. They eX?ec. to be ordered tC
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-05-05
Oldest Magistrate Resigns.

N. E. Nabb, Oldest Magistrate, in
point of service, in Trigg county, has
resigned. He had been member OF
the Fiscal Court for over sixteen
Gears.