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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Ou UlClCil sltlllCl FtOlClul DlCVClS
bat 0cr Grprdii0cnt notiirlidj iciort
Stellung gcnonmen, ober mcrlpiir.
Oigerweiie niht in icner iAncioigen,
biinOigcn gGeiic, nit Scr cr ionli ION
unbcaucme Nicocr9obc ppn llntcrrc-
Oungcn oocr glcuBermgcu fur5cr.
BANJO ais llnwo6r6citcn oOcr @ntitel-
lugen ab5ut6un pflegt 90 eS ibm
oenn bod nidjt redt ge5cner cricbicn,
einen Moun bon Der Stellmg inter-
nationalcn 9lcputatiou imo Shlog.
iertigfcit Sumo NlcOcrs o6ncpcitcreS
cinen Siigner 81 6eiBcn oOer o6 i6m
oics Oie @oilibteit gcaen oes Eroici-
iors Satin bic cine G6reu5ci0in ser
llnterrcOung mar, nidt Ncltattctc,
6leibe Oabin1eiie0t. S6otiode it,
OoB er 5uqo6, Eroiciior @lcpcrS Gr-
tldrung ici i'm groBcn unO gowen
rid]ti0, MIR babe CT niC1t gciogt, Die
Olittelmd6te icicn 81 GntibdOigmg
uilu bcrehtigt, ionOern iie miirOen
cine iolhe un5wciicl6oit oerlongen.
IS lit moalid5, OoB 9tooicOclt in bic
lem |lmfte rcdt bot wiclpo6l ieine
mo6l6cfonnte @erpo6n6cit. in Sen
Gag binein 5u reocl imO Damn fir5-
mcA o65uleuNren onB cr oie inn 5u-
gcihric6cne 9leuBcrlm9 gclnaht babe,
oos nidt 6cionOcrs olou6wiirOig er-
idcincn l0Bt. @r 6e9niigt iid in ici-
ncr 6boratteriiirung Der 9llsloliln-
gen Eroi. WieDcrS, iie ais Die6r toit-
los" 81 bcjeid)nal, mo Oanit 81 per-
rotDcn, iuic unangcncbm lie ibm IN
ole Nliere fonumen. llntcr normalcn
@erbdltniiien pGre 0icie Grilif Des
@rprdiioentcn bejiiglidb Der uner-
md6tigten Gcroiiantli6lmg enes
FriOotgeiprGds 5meier @ripotperio-
ncn uieaeidt an @lote gewcicn; obcr
Die Ourd Den areg OcrllrioAten glus.
nobms5ultdnOe bo6cn nod gon5 an
Oere @rihciuingen gc5eitigt, imo olI-
BerOem erinnern mir ms au1 nidt,
OoB 9iooicpelt Elm cin5iges @ort Oes
SaoeIs fiir bic Ger6iicnti6ung Der
nertralilihen 0epcide OeS Oeutiben
&oiiers an @r0iiOcut g8ilion ieiicns
0cs cbemoligen 9olidoiters @eroro
ouSgciprohen bat, obuo6l es iib Oa
nm antli6c 9lngclcgenbciten 6onOelt,
unO eigcntlib blob Dem Stoatsoepar-
temelt Elm iol6er S1ritt 5rlte6t.
CAB Die 9cr0ffcntli6lmg ieiner
llnterrc0ung nit Grof. @leDer Gooie-
belts 3orn erregt, lit leicbt peritGno-
li6. 3eigt OoS @ciprdch i'm bod in
elmer 9loae, ole 81 icinen Giicnireiie-
reien ni6t gon5 itimmt, rnO Die man
hcn ieiner 9ln6dnger al i6m 5mei-
icln lolieu mus. Ser Niann Der es
&rdiiOent @ilion in i1arien Mortcn
5im @orluurf modte, ni6t icbon
ldngit negcn Gerleblmg Der belgi-
i6cn glclltrolit0t Den arieg al
GeutihlonO crfldrt 81 5o6cn, er-
iheint in ehuas iouOcrbarcnl 9idte,
wcnn er nit eincm Siege Der Ccit-
iDen recbnet lno OcmgeuGb iiir ben
5oa icincs @in5ugs ms @eiBe Sous
icine mlsuGrtige 9'olitif mooelt. Ger
Grimm 9iooicDelts iit uie geiagt
lcidt peritdnOlid, o6cr Der CUTE
Nlonn re0t iih unierer @tcinrng no6
gan5 unnolbig auL Ocnn 6ente ne6-
men i'm unO icine politiide 3utunIt
nur nod ie5r pcnigc 2cute mirrliA
crnit.
(Nlihuoufcc @crmanio &crolo.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Notwithstanding nnO eporTamfcit.
(Son Dem GongreBabgeorOncten Gorl
G, Ban Npfe bon Ylinneioto.)

| (Son ocn 0ongreBnbgeor0nctcn Snrl
s, @on Cpfe BON Diinneioto.)
nSn ocn Ser. Staotcn gic6t cs ct.
iuo 3S,OO0OOO |crloncr. oic fiir ID.
ren SebeuslmtcrboIt orbcitcn nIiincn.
gSiirOe ieOe oericlben luo6rcnO Der
nddiien 20 @lonotc nur So monotliA
in Si6ertp Bombs nnIcgcu 10 piirOc
ooS cine GriporniB bon ic 500 BE-.
Oellten llniere gotion piirOe 0o.
nit olle 0tationcn an Spariamfcit
iiberbietcn.
Yonf6eridtc loiicn crfcnncn, 0nB
oie 100000 9cDollcring Der Scr.
Stooten nibt gang 100000 Spa-
rer ollf5uweiien bat. Gie flcinc
Shrpciterrepu6lif, bic SdlueiD Bat
oogegcn 100000 Sporer 6ci ein2r
@eiannlt6epoferung bon 3,SO0,O00,
8. f., OoB ieoe 5peite Eerion in Ocr
Sdwei5, Mam, 6rnu oOcr &inO, Elm
Sporfonto bat. 9forpcgcn mo Ca
nenorf iiuO ole n1diicn 9lotionen
nod Ger Sdipcij in6cjug ouf Spar
ionlfeit Der 9eo0lfcrlng. Sogor
9luitralien 100 0as 8inan5meien nod
in ben ainocrihu6cn itedt, meiit 3.
$4,000 Sporcr nuf bci cincr 9ep6l.
fermg pon 4932OC0, mdbrcnO iidJ
in 9teu-Scelauo 0ns Ncr6dltuiB pon
5S7OO0 5n ttO3,GCO ergiebt. gSiiroc
0Ieics icttcre &erb1ItniB anf Die Der.
Stooten 2lnmen0ung iinoen, 10 Mir
oe oic 3a6l Ocr Sporcr lnter DEM
Sternenbamcr Dcrpierfod)t.
9ci @cainu oes arieges 6oite ctlpa
Gin 9rjttcl Scr Neoolfcrrng 6rdnf-
reid)s, GeutidIonos, GnglonOs. So!-
lonOs. sSopons. Sd)lpeocus Elm Spoe-
fonto. lud6reno Die Sdlucij, 9clgicn
Gonemarf, 9lorwcgen, Ncu4Scelau6,
9luIirolien Oic Sdlite Ser gcuolfe-
ritng ols Sporcr ouilDciien fomlten
Sn Ocn Der. Stodtcn Oogegen 100
Der GlirhidnittS-Sobn lmo oos IN
oioiOuelle Ginfonimcn ieOcS inn glHS.
lnnO um's Coppelte ii6ertriiit, iu0
no ous Notionolbernogen gr0Ber lit
olS 0os ocr Orei rei9iten glutionen
Der g9eIt 5uiommcngenommcn itcat
lid oos &crbdliniB OerSparer 5u Der
9eOolferungs5obl mie / 5u 9.
Gle 3eit oerlangt bon ms Spar
Inmfeit. @otriotisnlus m0 rationale
9eOiirfnilie, Scim- un0 Selbitinterei.
ic, oifentlihe mo perionlicbe gSobi-
ia6rt 0ercini9en iib in Oer6oroerlng
gemeinlamer @onOlimg. Gle @elc.
aen6eit uno Die 9}ot6menoiqfeit bic
tet iib in Dem anuf Ger 6rei6eit5.
Bombs; jett ruit 0ie 3cit lmo Die
AiliHt lln0 ucnn iib 3S.O0O,000
grperber mic eiu Mam 5ur Gr1rei.
finA Oieier0elegeu6eit cr6c6en, Oonn
miro Der ndtionoIe G6oraftcr ocr
Sporiomfeit olfqeitelt.~
Ger Gcriolier iteat in ieinen mcl-
tercn 9llSiiibrungen ocn &olf bon
,Srci6cits BONDS oIS cine quite &opi-
talaulagc, ais ein Qonj por5iiglidcs
9lutriebsnlittel jur Sparianfcit Ooy.
Ter ,2i6ert0 @onO lit iteuerirei imo
olwh llnclc Sans 93cift1ni BON
$250,0C0 @}illiouen gejihert% Ser
ncr Oicrt ic0er Gollor sim 9lnfoui
bon %roOuftcn Ser omcrifnniIdcn
SnOuitrie, moOurh oas @cI0 inoircft
micOer Ocr 9Ir6eiterihoit 5u9uts
fommt. n9lns oicien @riinocn miro
oic n6dIIe 9liiilnQc pon 9i6ertD
Bombs iidJ DorausiiAtlih nod bon
9roBcrem Grfolg begleitet ie6eu, 4ie
9eoolferung iollte Oarum iton Jest
nit Sparen 6eginnen Inn an Gem
nddIteu Serfaui Der 8rci6cits-9lnlci'
be, rpenn OieieI6e BON Sctretdr Nic.
glOoo uerGiinoct miro, mirIiamen 9l;-
tbril hebnen 81 fonnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
@Arean ees 0IeDan6e.anIpcIlOre.

10. NuQlll lJll.
separaic oericgcltc 9lnqcboie. IN 9npliiat
nusgeiertiai uno in pcriicacIten Souocris an
ben gNonro OF gtpnros Of Baltimore Sin"
norciiirf nit Der gluiihrift p@rupuinl ior
erection ano Completion ui Haint Shup at
Nprtbcrm @plicc Stntiun, Gcoar glnc. & 34tD
ST., nerocn einacforocri mo mien bel
Nrn 9ii6nro Gipinn, SiaoiNeaiiralor, IN
fcincm NiircOu nm oocr hor llbr Sormitf
ioNs am WiitfuOm, 22 9IHonit 1917, ensercid0t
mcroen.
Seocm glnqeboi muB Gin beQloubietcr G9ed
ocs @icicrs i'm Geiraac bon $4,000. ani cine
aGcurinQ Nouic Qaul" gcSonclt 3aDlbar an
ben .giapor nno Siaoirai6 bon baltimore, bei'
aciiGt ieiu.
len unh oic Soribriiicn ocs SiaoisGbaiiers IN
Nc5up nui 0onirditc criiiucn
8ciDuuHCcu nito Spcjillfnioncu fnlliicii un
oocr nnd Dem If. @ngnn 1917 i'm Niirean ocs
o5cbhu0e- Snipcliors bciihiiQi meroen.
Sic 9onralt Neboroe bebit iicb ens Ned)t
bor. iracno Gin ober ale In0eboie 6nriidin'
Z. Z. g1rnc,
Ccbduoc Snlpclior
gciidiiai:
SnGn 0n0eri,
irig. Rrdiocnt Der Soniraii,Seboroe
(gWQtS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
@inc g1nlhinntuncr Ncpcldlr bcr ncltriacn Madln

6iuc @uiGinstOncr 0cpcidJr Der oeitriscn @udjmt.
tags5citlngen loltet ~Yrdioent &ilion miro iid me-
Ger Ourd yrieOens nod Oltrd) Srie9S Appele pon Se
ten Der friceiubrenocn otoncn 5 elmer boltigen en
iAcioung bc5gliG Der 6rieOcnsuoriddge Ocs @opltcs
reretcn laien Gr miro ieuc Gnti6eoung cin5ig pom
ancrifoniden Stanopmft treIicn obdJon CT babel Oen
gndten Der Gntcnte- -StoatsinGnner Auimertianlfet
Ge6cn miro" Gas lit MIR rntirlid. Gle Sade 1T
cine 81 midtge iiir uner SonO uuO Golf uno iir Die
sa3c g9elt ais oaB Der %rdiiOcn lid ourd oaa Gron
gen DER @egner oeS 5rieOens SIT eincr ii6ercen Gn
idciorne pcrletcn loiien Oirite mo oaererlier
Stcae bot Der Erdoent Die SSobliabrt iciucs e9urn
SonOes 81 bcriid6tigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Qlnna Nlcprnc N rcdIL npIimiiiiM. 81 nIan6t BAD

glOyO George 1T rcdlt OptimtidI. 6r glGmbt oaN
&uBlonO lid micoer erboen unO mieocrlm Elm midltgcr
6offor i'm arieee wcrocn miro E6otiabe abcr it, ooB
&uBlono felt Dem groBcn Mid5ug in 1915 mir uoriber.
qcbcno cine fur5c 3et i'm Sommer 1916 Gin cnigcra-
zen uidtigcr 5oftor mar Sc ocm 0erbit 1915 babcn
oc ggcn1d)te ole SoptbiirOe areses tragen mill
len, unO 10 miro cs mob blei6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

u. WnUUII IUT 7.
IS miro biermit belonnt gemdcbt tnB s. ",
SenfinS & Cons, gcmdB Der en- 10. Sufi 1905
ScrorominA gtr 1856, Nblmnilt
AZ, &garqgrap9 y (inic aul 2s %ooem9cr 1911 81
}lmucfcn Nr. Atf-f3--t5 Srbaros Strabe mo
gir- 4l1 Ct. Wnrb' Sir as cine 0iienilidc
Garage 81 bciuitck.
3. g. 9grne,
(9mai7-fs) Gcbdnocs SnipcIior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

WnnapoI 3 Wo., To- WnQuIl l0l7.
Nic halbidbribcu Snicrcicu ocS ,5cbnical
Scboo 9oan Of Marnouo" idna AM I. Scp,s
tender, Inn 5ablunr am uno nub ocnl 1. Sep
icmbcr 1917 onrh S0nQn5 81. Ibomne,
Siunis.9l 9lNcnt in hcr ,lGcrdaie Micdolics ia.
tlofnl Naln." baltimore. GlarDlnno
SObn Mt. Scnnis,
(Nuel7-1g) Sc6ubmciiier bon WiurDldno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
@cEanntmadlnnaen.


Vuftnn bco WtbnnorI 1HIpcIIpfe.
rs. gu0nli 1917
IS miro bcrnlii bcfaunl pcmabi, oaB bic
Union 4rdnecr Co. gcmdb ttr dm lH. Snat
1905 nnicr3cinncicn &croronnnN y,r. loo. glbi
lOuiit A. RdraQrapb . Ouic an 2S 9iOrcms
bcr iQl amcnorD, nm 9rIauhniG rnhAcincjt
tat cas- glHpccu yir. 131 N. NorlO gipc ais
chc tlenli6c Garage 5u bclmbcn
3. 3. NDrnc,
(gmQi7-iS) Cjebdn0ci Snipciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Gniic 8. Mnmrinhanirn.

IS narb am II. gmquIt 1917. Wiiia9s 1880
llhr Suiie =. 0umrighnnicn (aeb. @ouriipe)
Die @eeroaung iinoei am Sountaa, 4 llbr
gindmiiiaae, bon ibrcr 9Sobnnn9, Nr. 36O2,
1nOnn siOcuue, aus iiau @aiior 2r. SnluS
Soimann miro ole Seit0cnpreoiat balten.
(gu0tS-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

gQahsopmnafbe HdOs uno @bopinnfsslub'G1'
hirlion. f5O WleiIen; Gnl3naer; ben qnits
5cn Iaa; Der ridiiqe 2efensrcler Tilt Nlnoer;
&fcr .Gmmd @ileS". 9ieninas inlo 2ons
ncriiaQs, Z llbr NRorgenS 6lirld y unr
N6eHoS Htlctc 60c. (SntIo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Die SramtpDnc Bort Gcpoit- anb UrttrrioN'
GrfurftOU.

(5cbirqasSccicrie mo 0Ie aroBcn BtHdelI.
gtiCbls eebi iibcr ben SusqucbarnaTlnB. Der
populdrc Sampler ~Snsqucbanno" Wtiilipo9s
ilbr Jlanmiiings 5nrud nm II ubr N0elIos;
Goniiin0S, 10 il6r Wprnuiiag5; 5ntlid I'm D
llDr glbcnoS. Bilcle 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
gScrmiidJtc Sln5ciscn.

%Gfdr0.
Scpnrtemcnt gc6rnndltcr automobile.
3-3S EadnrO Gaiiaaerc @haeten.
1914 Cadillac Z Rniingicrc Sunrinn Gar.
1915 Nhnlmere @niiaaicrc Suurn1 Gar.
1914 Miitdlcn ; NnnnBicrc Sunring Gar.
1916 SOcrlnno @annglcrc Sonrlng Gar.
1914 0nhnce Ynnnalcrc SunriHg Gar.
1917 9ntbfinocr 4 4ningicrc 0lubcrlcnf
1916 Swen Winanctic 4 @aiingicrc Nluncrleaf.
1914 Cnerlnuo , Hniagicrc Hnnnbuut
1917 Noro , 9niingierc 9innnbpnt.
1916 Nuro Ydiinnicrc OiunabOut, clcfirilflcc
Yidlt nnb Stnrtcr.
Pile obenaennuuien 9luionobiIe Iino fiir bic
glblicierunQ bereit
@6enfo cine sl8abI bon aebraubten aoIt.
glutoS.
@afnro Mutor Gar So. Of Baltimore.
GhaueS.str. nuo VT. 9lonal.glpc.
(NuQi3-i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

,5W ,JNlI lNO NNT OtH ~WlWWVtIOCIN -Il505
oattide SolOotcn lno 0iii5ere gciolcn wa5reuo 49,
896 id)per unO 3995S eid)t Oeruunoct wurocn Gos
5cigt ooB Die iebigcn Sample auBcrorocntdl bhtige
imo gs gcrietben 14620 in @ciungenbot Gic vi.
liirtcn MAIDEN i6re GerIue rdt bctaunt iic niiicn
abcr nod eroBere cin neil ii at Der @citiront Die
Nnareiien0en iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

SiOuicuclt 1T scscn bic Oeutidc %rcc Oco Sanocs,
neil 0iric Ereiie, ais er Die Observation-Disclosures
ctQottcrl poatc, NIT inn ocutit gcprodcu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9lnnapulis nno HecR yiiber.
gcn gan5cn Sag nni bcu Sal5lpnhcr
SnmlucnsGTlurltun

4cr p0pnl1rc 9ampicr ,,(snlma @llcc".
Wlontnes, Wdlhuods uuo 5rciings 8 uOr
Ulorqens 6uriid nl9eabr 8 uDr Abenos;
s5nnlIiaqS nm $50 M,orgcnS uno Snmltag9
1 80 ysa6miiaas sine iebr 1uSgepd9l@
Iour; bel 8laB itiio quite linbl6eien D'P
leic Soc. nuSgenOEnlen SonItnBs, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9rddtioe GaInlraS. unb purtuu.1IwR. nno
Wrlirrlnn. rs rlii rllnMrn

Seocn Gpincriae Uni llDr Dicrecus ~.
rid $50 glbcuos ub @antiooe NM l u0t
yla6mifiuas; 8urid t0.45 @berns Hanlpicr
.9lniapolis" Sali bel ocH biiioril9cn George.
iolon mo isrcocrdippn an Sielcs NJ eine
Der belicbicen Ionrcn aus oer Siaoi. Hll'
Icic 6Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
SirdDlidlc gIudJridltcu.

GinlnOnng sur ct. @anls Stride.
SlomenGde Nroaonnb nno 4raiisSiroBe.
9icO. 9anl g. Sdnat, 9,olpr.
Gonnidg Wiorgcn: fl bis ~ uDr ocutlb.
fJnh2h iSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

@iovOr S6Ompium uOn GbiccSO n0t Der &apH lei
oer eiu5ige pcruiiutgc @lauu IN europa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

gIn Die I0mcH.
Die eindec emnlc in bcr etabt.
llnfcrc 9,dbsNlahen Icbt often Sunqe &d'
mcu pelhc bic alcincrmohcrf'nit nab hen
ucuciien Nlcibpocii crlcrncu moaen, idnnen hies
IN liir6cr Act ourh Den guf6luB an oieie
g0hcn eyrcibcH untcrri6t WorQens. Nacb'
mitfdQs uno Nbcuos. @edueme Etunoen. Sm
Sulfe hcoonncuc glrhciteh t6niien pdbrenn bes
llntcrrihtes ioriQcicbi ocroen. C5rinolner
urtcrri0t i'm @nhuurf Don Wluiiern ertbslt
N16crc 9lnslimfi ihriifli6 ooer niinblin bel
Nrl 0nbsrs. 8O2 Meil.Saratoaa-etr (S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Snbn 0u6cri,
iiine. Grdfocnt Der Gonlraii.8eb5roe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
SAD VERSES BY WOMAN POET
India's New Woman Writer Lays Bare
Her Loneliness in Unusually
Beautiful Poems.

How would you like to have the
pleasant little Qame of Anangomo-
hini Barnam, to be the daughter of
his highness the late Maharaja
Birchanda Manike Bahadur of Tip
erah and to marry a man by the
name of late Prime Minister Gopik
Ushira Deb Barman?
This is the young poetess in India.
She is one of the proteges of Tagore,
and her poems have been ranked
very high. That a purdah woman
should express herself as freely and
completely as Anangomohini is a
rare thing.
Her poems are all sad and full Of
such thoughts as these when she
says: "In the silent garden Of my
heart" "In the lonesome hour Of my
silent SOUL" OF "In the silent sky Of
my being" But her poems are beau
tiful in this sadness and lay bare all
too, well the loneliness which must be
woman's who in her country really
thinks and really feels.-Exchange
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
Evolution Of the Wheel.

Naturally, there was first man to
eat an oyster, and there must have
been some heroic pioneer to tackle
every edible article that is known to
civilization today. High authority has
bestowed eulogy on the man who In
vented the wheel. and some have gone
so far as to assert that this unidentl-
fed genius was the greatest benefac-
tor Of the race, but we may doubt II
the wheel was really an invention. 1t
seems more likely to have been q
gradual discovery. the result Of q slow,
evolutionary process TO- which no man
or group OF men could claim the cred
it.-Exchange.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
WHY?

1t pays Field sel cton Of seed corn
is one oT the Surest AM best paying oper-
ations on the farm. i'roper care of seed
corn pays well. Test. show that properly
cared for seed corn h yieIded eighteen
bushels more per "a, tlan crib-stored
seed from the same fe
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
CASE or MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Friend Suggests Possible Explanation
for Affection Displayed by
Squirrel for Farmer.

J. Monroe Fitch, former repre-
sentative in the lower house OF the
Indiana general assembly, who is by
way Of being one of the big farm
owners of Delaware county, in show
ing a company of friends over his
big stock farm near Yorktown, re-
lates the Indianapolis News, called
special attention to the fact that
number of pet squirrels lived in the
trees near the tenant house that
were so tame they treated those
about the farm as affectionately as
though they (the squirrels) were kit
tens.
. "Why there's one fox squirrel
among 'em," Fitch told his visitors,
"thats so tame he runs to meet me
and climbs on my shoulder when
ever he notices me come in the gate.
If that doesn't prove that even wild
animals have affection and sense,
what does it prove, I'd like to
know ?"
"Well, since you've asked the ques-
tion," said one of his visitors, ever
so kindly, at might prove that he
thinks you're a nut"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
HONOR FOR IRISH HEROES.

Cardinal Bourne has offered to re-
serve st. Patrick's chapel in West
minister cathedral for inscribing the
names of Catholics serving in Irish
regiments who have fallen in the
war. Arrangements are now being
made for obtaining the names, and
the lord mayor of London, Sir Will
liam Dunn, is receiving subscriptions
to defray the requisite expenses.
Many welcome this opportunity Of
commemorating the brilliant serv-
ices Of the Id'h REGIMENTS during
2I.HAn IL = ~; .zsnsN
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
L. & & N.
Time Card
Effective Apr. 10, 1917.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

No. &C. & N. o. Lin. 1921 a. m.
No. 5l-St. L. Express 5:29 p. m.
No. 95 Dixie Flyer 9:32 a. m.
No. 55-Hopkinsville Ac. ZOO a. m.
No. 53-St. L. Fast Mail 5:S6 a. n.
No. 9l--Ev. and G. accom-. S:5S a. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 92-C. & St. L. Linn. 5:29 a. m
No. 52-St. Louis Express 1920 m
No. 94-0ixie Flyer 7:o5 p. m.
No. 56-Hopkinsville Ac. S:55 . N
No 54-St. L. Fast Mail l0:l4 .. m
No. 90-Ev. and G. accom-. 1926 D. m.
No. 81 connects at Guthrie for
Memphis and points as far 80 Ith q
Erin. and for Louisville. Cincinnati
and the East.
Nos. SO and 55 make direct con.
nection at Guthrie for Louisville,
Cincinnati and all 90 nts north and
east thereof.
No. SO c4-ries through sleepers to
Atlanta. Macon Jacksonville, st.
Augustine. and Tampa, Fla. Also
Pullman sleepers 20 New Orleans.
Connect at Guthrie for points East
and West. No. SO will not carry 10.
cal passengers for points north Of
Nashville Tenn
w. ". CHANDLER. Ticket Agent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
When Children Are Cross. Be Kind.

Don't be cross with children when
they are cross. II they are irritable
and pouty leave them alone to their
blues by trying to divert their atten-
tion to some interesting book or game
or toy. Get them outdoors to play or
to walk Take them for ride. The
common retort to cross children Is In
being cross yourself, but this only
hurts the children and makes them
moody and later respondent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
slmpIe cure for Hiceouahs.

DR.. p. B. Aquinto of Buenos Aires
reports in the Semana Medica case
Of severe hlccoughs that resisted all
treatment for "a hours, but that yield
ed at once when the mans eyeballs
were pressed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27

ForFurther Information Ask Your County Agent or
Farmers Bulletin ais, ''Seed Corn"
u. s. DEPARTMENT of AGRICULTURE.
Washington, D. c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27

The day of hardy physics is gone.
People want mild, easy laxatives.
Doan's Regulets have satisfied thou
sands. 30c at drug stores. -Adver-
tisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
WHEN?

AS soon as ears arc r'pe and hard-.-
before heavy frosts ~ ltumn rains in
Jure the kernels for -, 81. The day the
ears are selected Il mould be hung !
where they will becom tnoroughly dry ,
in few days.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27

For Group or sore throat, use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Two sizes, SOc
and 60c. AT all drug stores. .-Adver-
tiSement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
Reen In His Place.

HE seems to have much sympathy
for the other fellow" "Yes. He says
he used to be the other fellow"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27
Corn! Corn! Corn!
VIII buy any quantity sound
corn in keeping condition at
$3.50 per barrel, delivered at
the mill. =
THE ACME MILLS.
incorporated
Easy 70 Raise sheep.

Sheep are docile. easily handled. will
live on greater diversity Of food, will
thrive on pastures earlier In the spring
and later in the fall and require less
grain than other stock. =
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-27

the bahle6elds of whether he
suffering the color of his
ambulance
ed picture shows British Padre giving water wounded Tommy
the through which
the inflicted In this battle Germans cared for
which this
handled soldier be the streer Immediately in back
OF the in the foreground of the picture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-04
AND BOXING
JOHNNY DUNDEE
FIGHTS TOO MUCH
Friends Want Him to Let Up
and Take a Rest,

New York sporting authorities are pre-
dieting that Johnny Dundee. clever little
Italian heavyweight. will wake UP some
morning feeling tired and stale and
thinking OF anything but fighting II he
doesn't let up" and take a rest They
point out that no matter how healthy
and robust a man may be, or how tough.
he can wear himself out by constantly
taxing his stamina and vitality TO the
utmost limit
Dundee. they say, has been doing this
very thing for several years. and stead
fastly refuses to take rost. He thinks
Of nothing but fight. fight. all tho time.
He has been going for soven years. fight
ing three fights week for weeks at q
stretch And he is nothing but a boy.
He'll not be ~ until November.
II Dundee were ''staller'' or a loafer,
his many bouts would bo comparatively
unimportant to his health. But he 10 .
fighter Of the 'rip-teartng' sort, and
goes In a mill never 10 let UP until the
gong sounds.
| Dundse's recent scrap with Joe Welling,
In which the little Italian was outpointed
but In which he fought like q demon
throughout. In taken as an example Of
his furiousness. II also 10 proR that he
10 stu ranking with the best.
These same New York sporting author
| tiles arc Dundees greatest admirers,
and they advise him to lay Off for Z
while.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-04
Patriotic Music
Quiets Strikers

LIMA, Ohio, Aug, 4--(SpeciaD-
The strains of "My Country 'Tis Of
Thee" played by the Second regiment
band as il marched through Lima
square, dispersed a mob OF strikers
gathered to preven, the Ohio Electric
Railway company from running city
cars.
Thousands Of persons gathered in
the square when the company started
cars for the first time since the strike
began six days ago. Trolleys were
pulled off and strike breakers were
unable to turn switches.
When the excitement was at lis
height the band, followed by member,
and recruits OF Company c, marched
through ,hp~r>.yd The spectators
followed the soldNts to recruiting
tent, where several Enen enlisted. One
was a striking car man. The crowd
cheersd him.