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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
Germans Applying
For Naturalization
n A..nclntDl -

CHICAGO. Feb. U ruo hundred NJ th,.
two hundred and uuc applicants Ter first
papers of American citizenship here yes
t,rduy we're natives oi Germany or Aus
ria. The applications are way above that
of normal times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
IMMIGRATION BILL IN EFFECT May l.

WASHINGTON, d. a., Feb. 6.--Thc
new immigration bill containing the literacy
test provision vetoed by three presidents
and passed finally yesterday, viii become
effective May /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH $1,000.
(By Associated Press J

CHICAGO. Feb. Give robbers bound
and gagged three employees of the Bow
man Dairy company, dynamited the safe
and escaped with three thousand dollars
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
American Line Will
Accept Bookings
lSnccial tn Thr IIcrnId.l

LONDON. Feb THE American line
announce that i d accepting bookings
fur thr steamers Philadelphia and Fin
land. scheduled to leave here February 10
and l5. respectively. ior New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
NORWEGIAN BARK IS SUNK.

~ tfr9-F
LONDON. l'ab Lluyd- announces
t,.si ihe Norwegian bark Tanar ~ heIiev-
cd sunk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
BRITISH SAILING VESSEL SUNK.
tBy AssOciated Press.

tDg ASSociateu 1TeSS.1
LONDON, Feb. G.-The British sailing
vessel Bedford has been sunk, Lloyd's
announces today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
U.S.. CONSUL
REPORTS ON
KILLING OF
SEAMAN, BUT
NO DETAILS

WASHINGTON, d. e., Feb. 6.-Con-ul
Frost at Queenstown officially reports to-
day the sinking vt the British collier Fave
stone and the killing of an American SEA
man. but says "details are not yet avail
able"
D.
II was officially announced at London
last evening that Richard Wallace. an
American seaman, was killed IN the shelling
oi the boats which left the British collied
Eavestoue after the steamer had beer sunk
bv submarine. The announcement saws
that the survivors. who landed yesterday
reported that the Eeavestone was-Sunk by
shell fire from German subnlt rinc: that
the crew abandoned the vcs-G and that
the euhmcr~ible then shclled the boats in
which they took refuge. killing the captain
and three ~cancn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
l'Y A.s0clatod r. -

III RICH Switzerland trh. q. The
Nvu, /uf.cirr I.nug SAYS ihat irr>i-
dnrt Wilson's action was thc unls Spu-
tiou %. the situation caused by thc Ter
u.Hu n,tg Il remlrk~ rhut thr iact that
rNrrriinu might follow thr German thrrHt
within a few hour. lcit thr United StttcS
nu time to protest. The narcr slrds
lAr situation u- inuSt Srrinus .n-d luuks
tnr n declaration trau President Mrsnn
announcing rcpli-a', that he Will resort to
in the event f Gcrm.nN putting her
threat. intu ariiuu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. G.--Thc Nchuyl-
till ar email ha- been authorized by the
war department Ky purchase materials for
an army ot five hundred thousand men.
according tu Cell pcnro~c. commander %
.iir arsenal co.. Pcuro~c said that more
thau fifty factory owners in the New Eng
land States had volunteered to turn their
plants over w him fur government u.e
n ease ot necessity
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06
AWAIT REPORT ON KILLING u. S. SEAMAN
= .
EUROPEAN PRESS CCMmEET
OH SEVERANCE OF DlPL0-
MATlC RELATIONS BY u.

= BERLIN. frh. n The general onil-
iuH Expressed hy Berlin newspapers pn
,he Grrman-Amrrican s.tuatiom II that
President Wilson faded to grasp the rca,l
sirnifiranre of ntf1ir- Ia ,urope. and
misiutrrpretrd GrTniany'S position aud
intentions.
The iokal Auzcgcr says: Il IS srurre-
IN hrhefahle THAT ili- president does NOT
believe TN thr ~nriuuau,s- uf our decision"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06

w. ~. FUi EdNHI tuWTFHF
Leading Hardware, Plumbing and Flcs
trical House Of
Brownsville, Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-06

; : Sc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Bon Der &nbiette.

Da fie bsfiirhtsn. oas Der 70 Sabr,
alte Srisorih auauft Di,iins isiu Gig.
enthum ueribleubern niro. 10 eriuhttu
bsHen 3inber ON Samftos oas @sriht,
sinsn Yormuno filr ibn 3u srnennen.
Die Scranton 9nopffabrif on Der
@de uon Reminston auenue uno Brool
StraBe, Die sr0Bte berartise Sabrif i'm
Nanoe, iol nod meiter persr6Bert per,
ben. inbem man am Wfontas nit einem
istsitodisen anbau anfanssn lieB.
@barl,s Soen uon Sod Court trus
am 5rsitas ourh einsn 40 SsuB 5all
einsn Shdoel. unb grmbruh, iopis
auh S6rperuerlesungen bapon. bsniel'
ben Oisnifaa 9iaht i'm Staat Soipital
erliessno. @s iiberlebsn ibn cine God.
ter uno Elm Sobn.
Srau 8. S. @ebsr BON @ebar Npe.
nue.. 81 Sabre alt. III 5rsitas abeno
nah mebrp6heutliher 8rantbeit eeitor.
ben. sic pirb Don Dem @alten, elmer
2ohter uno eiuem Sobn iiberlebt. Die
Seihe nuroe am Wfontag CUR Bsiiss'
uus nad Rodwsu. Conn.,. seiauot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Sta0t unO Gonnth.

= Das Broisft 1T unter @rwdauna
bic Scranton Sapiuss & Dim. BanI
uub bic PsOpIss Jtotional Banf ,u uer,
itmel'en. Die tinlsitenosn Saritts
iino ihon senOmmeu morosn.
- Sc miro fur bieies Sabr fsins
@rbohuns in ben @ounipitsusrn eriol.
gen. oenn in elmer am Wfontas abasbaI.
tenen Sisuns Der @ountp 9ommiiidrs
iesten oieislbsu Die @rbebune tiir 1917
anf 8 Wfills feit. Der 9leiHe Betrag pis
fur lsstes Sabr.
- 5rau Sobn W. SbspberS pon
@lag auenue telspbonirts Der Boli,si
am Somitas. oaB bic msrtbpolle Diar
mantbrohe, melte Dor Wtonatsirili
nah eiuem Branoe In Der Wobnuua,
uermiBt wuros, aufseiunbsn porosu
lat, CAB absr feline meitere Nusfunit.
= @ius 3isbuns iiir @eidworsus,
bic i'm nahlten Srimiualseritt oiensn
iollen. erfo'sts am 5reitas, uno barun.
ter bsfinoen iih folssnoe Dsutihs
Beter R. 9teuls. 6enrg Rsii, Ypilip q
5estsr, abraham SSeItsl. @onr6r
Wfarter, Pster Sun9blut. Nouis ShSn
@uitau Sobrsr. Bbilip Slider. 9Biuiam
Usinis. 5rso Shsu. Sobn aiibn, Bbul,
lip 9offner. Sohn 3inbad, Yaitor 3
Summer, Pbilip Sartmann iuu., VI.
Q. 8iihof. s. 8. 9ein3 jun, Tbeo
Dor Sabrsubolt.
- Die scranton Eruit @ompani.
bot in elmer ON Samftas abssbaltsnsn
Veriammluns beihlohsn, oas pon ibr
srworbsns Rsdt fur Shus Der Sbsr,
fldhe in eswliisn Stobttbsllsn on bic
9rnnobeiiser gum Brtie uon einsm
Bro3snt Der UsrtbihGsuns su perfau.
fen, nit elmer srtra Ssrehnuns uon IS
fiir Die usbsrtrasuus, EDITORIAL Spor.
tsln. etc. Sobalo Die 9epiinlhte ,sorm
Der nrfunoe ausgebearbsitet 1T, miro
nit bem Ysriauf anseianssn. Durh
oisisu BsihIuB Der @ompanie piro GO
ben bstrsff @lunobsiisern ermoslitt,
lbr eisenthum seseu 3sdsnusrl1lsb.
unssn 3u iihsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Hus Dem Dberen Sbale.
(Slrhbulo @orreipoubeua.)

- Sobn 6amrod pon Ssiiup, bem
cine Wode 3uuor innsrlide Ysrlesuu'
gen Suseiiist murbsn, als elm Automo'
bill ibn nieoerrannte, 1T ON Donnerltag
absno i'm Wfio.gallsp Soipital ben
5olssu osrieibsu srlsssn.
(@arbouoale @orrsiponben3.)
- Ralpb. Der 3idbrise Sobu bss
Soiepb Sbsrra pon Bromn Stra6e, III
am Wfontas ihauoerbait usrbriibt nor.
Den. als er In einen 3ubsr fohenoss
Haiier fisl. ben feline Ututtsr auf ben
5nBbooen gsiteut bate. Man ermar'
tst, oaB oas 9iuo iid erbOlsn wiro.
= Wtartin Yilhspsip uno Soispb
Virbidi Don Simpion Duroen Wionta9
in Der Battle 3sds iofort set0otst. oils
iis unter Tonneu uon Sohlen uno 5sl,
len sefanseu wuroeu. @s mar n6tbis.
eine orslmalise Sprensuns uor,uneb'
men. sbe Die VsrunsIlfttn pon Der
utahe 5sireit werosn fonntsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Nprb Scranfpn.

= Den @bslehten g. 6. Waltsr pon
0pomins ausnue wuros cine 2o4ier
8eboren.
= Srau Nnna 3inosfp BON Barter
StraBe brad iid ssitern 9tadmittas
oas @suid. ole iie etne Trsppe binab'
itiir3te; iie ftarb auf Der Stells.
= Sn Der 9iadbarihaft bes 1900
Blods on yiorb Wfain Npenue mahtsn
li6 am Wontas psitere Ysridisbunssn
Der Sber1dhe bemerfbar unb cine an,
3abl aubenssbduoe uno Siibnerltdlle
wnrbsu oabtt uollitdnois 3sritOrt.
= als Der 43 Sabre alte Sobu Uia.
sslla pou amItp court iit ipdt Don.
nerftag Jiaht pom elmer 9inbtaufefeier
ani bem Ssimmss befanb, puree sr in
Der 9iatbarihaft oes Dianpille Dre,
tsrs pOn einem .. & 3. 3use setroi.
fen unb iofort 9et6btet.
- Scbn 3imbrous BON gBitbur
StraBe, 45 Sabre alt. tpurbs am Gam.
fog Wioreen an Resie Strase, als er
fih CUR arbeit bsseben wollte, ioiort
9st6btet, als er sinen hsrabstfallenen
eisftriid belaoenen Orabt ersriff, nm
ibu CUR Seits gu idleuosrn.
- Der 16 Sabre alte William go.
pisfis pon @uiid auenue trus Samitas
9iahmittas sinen ooppelten Ueinbruh
uno innetlite Ysrlssunssn BACON. als
sr on Der @de pon BOno auenue uno
Depot StraBs uon oem AuIomobil ots
U. 9. Sartjsu nisosrssrannt wuros.
= Sn Der @obnuns ibrer Todter.
Srou @sorse 8. @alter uon lSgomins
Npenue. If am Donnerltas nah elm.
iiiinoistm 9siesn on Der 9sr3franfbsit
5rou Silba Besher i'm alter uou S2
Sabrtn ssitorbsn. Die Ysiissuns CT.
folste Samitas Diudmittas i'm DUNE
more 5risobofe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01

-9srr uub Srau @barIss 3. DOR.
fam BON @lap Nusnut iino burh bic
@sburt sinss Sohnss bsslhdt worosn.
- Sn BEN @oel grhanse @.bduos
muros Samitas giaGt anssiammelfsr
Staub onrh cine beige Dampfr6bre
anss,iinb,t uno es CAB eiusn Brano.
Der mshrtre Sifices bsihdoiste, nit
tinem 8erluit pon etma 81 900.
= Sdmmtlide bishsrise @strdnfe.
hdnbler Die um @rnsusruns ibrsr 3i3eu.
fen nnhiuhten. 964 on Der 3abl. III
ON Olenltas pom @sritt bic @rlaub,
uiB mieoer bewillist woroeu. aud mur.
ben fiini neue applifatiOnsn erlaubt.
- Die Shubhdnolsr 2ewis & Reillp
haben am Wtontas bas @sbduos Der
6anblep Sinterlalisnihaft. in bem iih
ibr Saoen bsfinoet. fduflih ermorben.
Der 8rsis puros niht befannt semaft,
fol- aber In. Der yiadbarihaft pon
5000, 900 isin.
- 6rau aatie Shrieper, @attin bes
befannten Pboto9rapbiiten, 1T Utontas
8ormittas In ibrer Wobnnus on ytoro
Srping Nuenue nod ldn9erer 3rant
beit an ben 5otsen siurr Operation &C.
fforbrn. auBrr BEN @atteu hberltbt
fe eine Tonter.
- Der befannte Buhbinbtr @onrab
9os. A Sabre oft. 1T am Jrsitas Dor.
mltia9 In isiuer Wobnuns ju @lari's
Summit nah mebrjdbriger &rdnflih.
feit ourh ben lob abberufen woroen.
&r mirb pon Der Wittme uno orei 3ius
bern iiberlebt. Die Besroisuns fanb
am Disnitas int Sorsit pill 5riebbOf
ftatt.
- Benjamin armftrons pon abams
apenue. Elm Drabtipanner Der Seran'
ton @lsetrte @ompanis. butts am Wton.
tas 9iahmitia8 elm fnappss @ntfoul.
men DOR Der @leftroiution, als CT bel
Upomine auenue unb Dalnut Stra.
&c auf tinem Pfoitsn arbeitste. &ine
unterbrohene Str6mung 3udfe ihm
ins @sfiHt uno sr fisl auf sinsn 3reuj.
arm. fnapp eincn bo6belabentn Drabt
usrmifieuo. 90 trus er Dranowuuosn
am @tiiht, 9als un6 ben Sdnoen oa'
Don. Wtan nabm ihu uaG BEN Stuut
9oipital, mo isins @ensiuus erwartst
wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Sbbe Narf Npttaen.

- Sn Der 0obnung ieiner Tohisr
an 3ebntsr StraBe III ssftsrn ytatmit.
tas Ruoolpb Sus i'm altsr uon 81 Sab.
rem ssiiorbsu.
- @bwarb Dspins pon Sadion
StraBe murbe 5reitas in Der Brisbin
Ssde untsr einsm Dedsnfau 9eiangsn
uno iofort sstOotst.
Der y. 8. Duiip 9aben an ct.
Nnn Strase mnrbe Sonntag Tatt um
Yuarsslb uno Waaren i'm Dstrage pon
$6.7O burd @inbrsdsr beitoblen.
= Sine Ssnfuns Der Sberfldde Ct.
sisnsts iid am Samitas Dforsen on
&afapette StraBe uno @Dsrstt apenue,
nobel bic StraBenbabnseleile einianfen
uuo bic Wafsrr0bre buTit.
= Goolpb 9aiIsr uon Sao gaeunter
ausnue. 81 Sabre alt, Der iid 5reitaa
yiadt i'm Utoies Taplor Soipital elmer
Operation fiir Observation-Disclosures
uuterwarf. lit ben 5olssn oerisIbsn om
Samitas 9fadmittas erlssen. 9r mirb
pon Der Wittme uno orei 3inbern iiber.
lsbt. Die Yeiissuns srfolste Disnftas
i'm 9emsinoefrisobof. nad porherisem
2raueroienit in Der ct. Sobannis
Stride.
9arrp Msnl pon Slppbaut, bem
Dor etlihsu Wfonatsu burb sinen Del.
fsnfall oas Hidsrat ssbrohen murbe,
srlas ssitern Der Ysrlssuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Gin IaG bon aiutem gbeumatis

Gin JalI bon aiutem Rbeumatiss
mus. r@ines Absnbs. Dor eflihen
Woden.4 ibreibt 9err Sacob Sbnei.
Der pon Steubeuuille. Ohio. fam msill
II idbriser Sobn beim uno flaete iibtr
Rbsumntismus. On nenisen Tasen
wuroen bic Shmsr3eu 10 sros, oas sr
feline Sii6e niGt msbr sebraudsu fouu.
te. Yerssblid periudtsn mir alle ar.
ten uon Weoi,ineu, bis id cine Slaide
alpsnfrdutsr faufts. uno = iisbe ba =
innerbalb elmer s8ohe fonute mein
Sobn wieoer an feline arbeit ssben."
9tur osrienise. Der burh 3ranfbeit
unfdbis fir Die arbsit semaht muroe.
fam uetitsben. mas IS beosutst, mieber
on feline Arbeit 9eben ,u fSnnen. I'm
ter folbsn umitdnoen seninnt bic Nr.
belt einen neuen unb erb6bten Rsij.
5orni's Nlpsnirduter bilft Der 9iatur
bel Der Wieoerberit,lluns Der f0rpsrli.
den 5unttionen unb maht 9ebsn uno
Arbeit ju elmer Srsube. @s 1T feline
apoihsfsrmeoi3in. Sofalasenten lief.
srn es, ooer eS fam birsft be,osen mer.
ben pou ben 0eritsllsrn, Or. Betsr
5abrn,p & Gems Co.. 1875 60
0ogne ADe.. @bicaso. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Stabfrafb.

Dem Stabtratb murbe ON 5reitas
cine 8ittfhrift Der Biir9sr pon @reen
Riose porselest. ip wsl6er uerlanst
miro. baB Der Wsilanb 9anofomplsr 30
sinsm Pari sema&t uub 3u @hrsn Don
9. .. Sturses als .Stursss Parf"
benamt miro. Die Sa1e uuroe obus
3ommentar referirt.
s5olssnos PHaitsrunss Sroinan3en
wurosn bel britter uno enostltiser Ssi'
uns bsitdtist: @oitsllo Court. pon
Diprtle CUR afb StraBs @soar Nus'
nue.. BON Bred 3ur Broof Strabe ;
Broof StraBe. pon @eoar CUR Pittston
auenue WaDne Huenue, uon putnam
lur Wsit Wtarfst StraBe; Neabemp
StraBe, BON 9pos Bari jur 5illmore
Ausuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Bon NeterSburQ.

: Den @hsleuten Robsrt 9offmann
uon Slius StraBe wuros elm T6dter.
lsiu seboreu.
Srau @(1a Siefer, Satin bes
9snrp 8isfer Don yioro Sruins ape.
nue.. III am 5rsitas Morsen i'm Staat
SOipital i'm alter uon 81 Sabreu &C.
iforbsn.
= @bnin, Der % Sabre alte Sohn
oes 9apitdn Safob Sriss uon Sdlaua
@ompanie No. 1, 1T am Oonnerffas In
Der Wohnuus on Yrescott Nuenue ae.
ftorbsn sluber ben @ltern iiberleben
ibn fiinf Briioer unb ishs Shmeltern.
Die BsiissuHs erfolgte Sonntas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Ounmpre,

Der 25 Sabre alte Resie Sones
BON Wsit Plne StraBe muroe Oienitag
in Der Diaruine sSdldsrei sst0otst.
Srhb am Disnitas Wtorssn marb
on Dritter StraBs etn breirbdists @e.
bduoe ausssbrannt. auf osGeu sriter
Stod iih eonls Sdlanssr's Wtssssrsi
beiapc. Der Sdaosn bsduft iih auf
Gina $4,000. Wfan betrahtet gefreu,te
slettrli1e Ordbte als Branoesuriahe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
Netu Serieb Tarmeu gum Verfauf.

R&ans ernRSu 8armm s,bebm sia e35 ben
adn R&Iane @sn 8armsn far Shd
aIantt City 3isn 8arm II 1snun gtsan S85
adr. abf 5anss carmen pon atnte
Gv $50 adu 8unsap $50
8u S225 aupdrs. 8aa are 3nnn G(.u.
tabufat urhduaata Sh iaufn u,reR
fn D. a 8br 7t9 aruns Sus Subr. gruna
aIs Opuao In SHb 5niY IA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
@Hfes.Sarre Npti,en.

= Der bsfannts 3stunssidreiber,
Sohn Dfoonsp. III Oisnitas absno i'm
Wsrep 9oipital Der euussnsutSiinouns
erlegen.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
HIGHWAY CONVENTION.

jacksonville, KY, Feb. pa
meeting of the advocates of the cen
trail route of the proposed federal
highway was held at Dawson
Springs today and representatives
from Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Caldwell
Lyon, Grayson, Ohio, McCracken,
Livingston, Marshall, Union, Critten-
den, Henderson, Webster and Dav.
less counties were expected to be
present. Plans for putting forth the
advantages of the central over the
southern route, as originally selected,
were formulated and a big delega-
ton from these counties will 90 to
Frankfort on March to present the
claims before the sinking fund COM
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27

NILS Fam
BECkHAh'S WET VOTE.

When Senator Beckham votes
sspainstsn act of Federal legislation
making every state that is state.
wide "bone dry" he takes perfect
ny reasonable position, and one that
will do more TO advance the cause Of
temperance than to retard it. When
ever legislation is adopted before
4ere is sufficient public sentiment to
Iustify it, an immediate reaction fol-
lows, and the benefits of moderate
legislation, Endorsed by public senti-
ment is lost. II does not require any
'eulogy of Senator Beckham to prove
ms devotion to the temperance cause
0f Kentucky, for not an important Ii
quor legislation law has teen adopted
without his active support and leader
ship. His vote last week was entire
y consist mt with that devotion. Any
other position would have imperiled
the adoption of statewide prohibition
m Kentucky. -Elizabethtown News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
FIGHT AT
WARRINGTON
In Which Ohio Sizemore Is
Perhaps Fatally Shot By
Robt. Moore.

Robert Moore shot and seriously
wounded Ohio Sizemore at Manning
ton Friday evening. Sizemore, it is
said, had struck Jack Dunning over
the head with a stick. The fight was
probably result of the effort to I'M
ionize the coal mines in the vicinity
of Warrington, where the trouble oc-
cured AT a speaking few nights
before a clash was narrowly averted.
Sizemore is about 80 years old and
was shot four times. Two bullets
struck him in one side, one went
through his arm and the other
through the hand. The wounds in
his side are the dangerous ones, but
he is said to be still alive, with a
chance to recover.
Moore came to this city and sur
and is in Jail awaiting the
result Of Sizemore's wounds.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
USED ON
CANCER PATIENT
DR.. Wallace Frank Applies II
AT Cost Of $500 to Make
Test Of Efficacy.

The first and only treatment ever
known in Louisville for cancer with
radium has been given at the Louis
vile City Hospital at a cost of 81, 500
to the attending physician. The pa
tient is Mrs. Monica Weisenberger,
sixty-five years old, who has been in
the Hospital three weeks, and has
been a sufferer with cancer for two
years.
A small silver vial containing twen-
ty-fve milligrams valued at 500 per
m;!ligram, has been planted" ON the
growth Of the cancer. Mrs. Weisen-
berger is the patient of DR.. Wallace
Frank, staff physician, and DR.. H. H.
Reeder, inferno at the Hospital. The
radium was furnished by DR.. Frank
and is one Of the only three walls in
Louisville.
1t has never been fully established
that the treatment of cancer with
radium is successful. 1t is known,
how ever, that il relieves the symp-
toms of cancer for several years, and
returns the patient to practically nor
NAL health. Louisville Post.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
Kick Fatal.

Hazel, KY, Feb. 16.-O. g. Alder
son, Jr., four year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Anderson of MARTINS Chap
ell, was kicked 70 death by a mule
last week. He wandered down to the
lot and when found by his mother his
face had been kicked, the skull being
fractured and the nose broken. Life
was not extinct but efforts to save his
life at the Murray surgical hospital
failed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
TWODIE OF WOUNDS
Postmaster BARLEY and Ralph
Ratliff Succumb in Jenk-
ms Hospital.

Whitesburg, KY, Feb 26-Post-
master'Patton BARLEY and Ralph Rat
lift, who were shotat HELLER Saturday
night, died in jenkins Hospital at
Jenkins of their wounds. Jay Bran
ham shot Ratliff as a result of a quar-
rel and fled. Later Postmaster Bart
ley accompanied officers who went for
Branham and was MORALLY wounded,
in fight in which Branham was killed.
Barley had been postmaster several
years and was a well-known offic al
Barley leaves bride of few weeks
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
The March American Maya.
zine.

Good fiction and number of pow
erful articles are the leading features
of the March American Magazine.
One Of the articles is by j. Ogden Ar
mour, who writes on "Armour Men
Who Got Ahead-and Why" can
other American Achieves the Impos-
sible," by Walter V. Woehlke, de-
scribes the work of Daniel C. jack
ling the Utah mining colossus, who
has doubled the worlds sopply Of
copper and saved electrical industries
from serious embarrassment. Others
are do You Eat Enough Roughage?"
by DR.. Arthur R. Reynolds; 1.-THE
Pope and the Lone Crusade" an in
terview with Benedict XIV by Geo.
Barr Baker; Preventing Men From
Becoming Misfts," by Merle Crow
ell; "a Good Apple" by David Gray
son; ''How 1t Feels to be Thirty"
and an article by Annette Kellerman,
who tells how she attained her per-
feet physique against great odds as
she was a cripple in her girlhood.
The fiction includes "Robinson's
Trousseau, H. C. Witwer; "The IN
known Goddess, by VIM. Almon
Wolff; THE Village Orator." by Lea
it Ashley Knight; 1.-THE Destiny of
Dan VI. a dog story, by Samuel A.
DerieuX; cinderella Jane, ? by Mar
orie Benton Cooke and Saddles OPP
oortunity," by Anne Cameron.
"Sid" tells when it is better to be a
bore than to making yourself too in
There is a great deal of useful mat
ter in Getting Ahead" and the Fam
ly's Money" Interesting People,
sketches of o. P. and M. j.
Van Swerington the Cleveland real
estate geniuses, Simon Bamberger,
he Governor of Utah, Katherine Stin-
son, girl aviator, who has instructed
,ne hundred of England's flyers, and
Earl Carroll, the composer.
The prize letters in the contest en-
tiled "The Greatest Hero" are pub
ished. This number of the Ameri-
an Magazine is excellent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27

Mrs. Alpha Coleman, the oldest
woman in Trigg county, died Tues
day, aged SO.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-02-27
WAR and WOOL.
From Washington Wooden Mills Bull
letin.)

From Washington Wooden Mills Bull
letin.)
The all controlling influence of wal
continues.
The inevitable has, of course, hap
pened. The attempt to subtract three
from two in the wool supply of the
world has brought its answer in mi
nus one.
The wool clip of 1916 sold for 60 tc
Csc. per secured pound, but the fleece
on the sheep now running around in
the snow of our wool growing States
has been sold to dealers under con-
tract to be delivered next June on the
secured basis of $l.00 per pound or
more.
The United States uses 60O,000,00O
pounds of wool per annum. The clip
of the United States has decreased in
five years from 1926, 100000 to 1885,
100000 pounds. The clips of Austria
liza, Argentine and New Zealand have
decreased, the clip of all the countries
at War has almost disappeared; TWEEN
ty million men at War use five TO ten
tines as much wool as usual, and
can't exist without it. And there is no
substitute.
If the War continues for even one
more year, it will not be question of
price, but of wool at any price, and
there is always the possibility OF this
country being forced to actual prepar-
edness, which would necessitate TAX
ing for the army such wool as is now
in the mills for their general trade.
England has an embargo on wool
from home and all her colonies. We
are dependent on South America for
more than half our supply, and must
bid against the necessity of War for
every pound we get.
So long as the War continues, cloth
ing must climb in price by leaps and
bounds, and what seems outrageously
high this season, appears a lost OPP
portunity next season.
The question naturally arises: Sup
pose the War should end? We know
it must end sometime, and God grant
that il may be soon, but whenever {
ends the following facts must prevail:
LIST. The world will have no re-
serve supply of wool.
End. All the world Except posi-
bly, the United States) will have bare