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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

Scarcely a day passes but what
some wise old owl tells us OF a Juicy
morseI Of scandal involving some
prominent Hickmaulte-som some leading
churchman gets too much teddy some /
fellows note goes astray somebody /
was caught knocking down some
body lost a big wad at poker so-and-
80 and Mrs. So-and So-etc., Win
names and complete specifications
Sometimes the editor ~sces IT, and
sometimes he doesn't but he writes
right along just tine same. for De Is
expected to sec everything aud know
. everything and teil everything De- both
sees and knows. hut he doesn't II
We were to publish every thing we So"
aud spread everything we know, "a cy-
clone would De- mild m comparison Co
the storm that would sweep over the
community. And set our fair haiiwics
il NO worse than the normal cuIumu-
nifty the world over Rut few people
ever realize the amount of Patience
aud discretion the average publisher
must observe. he hears and ~ees many
things Their publication could serve
no legitimate purpose. could result Al
no good whatever o. "a human being
but Ca the contrary would bring grief
aud suffering 90 many innoceut people
90 H. lu such matters that the huma u'
publisher tempers his actions viii
mercy aud adulterates 70 with th'
mills Of human Kindness. Yet but lit
tle 81 this consideration j. ever eN
tended the publishers themselves
r. T.. Pigue. OF Water valley. sai'
a. - t'ss,s-
hounds valued at StOo hast Saturda
night in peculiar manner. lie ha
been called % bring his blood hound
o. place between Fulton and Jnio
City 10 trail for some one who ha
broken into house. There were sex
eral officers with him and while the
were in house a pitched battle beea
ga which - shots were fired. Strane
o. say no one was injured. The bloc
hound. which was already gun-shl
ran from the house when the shootir
tt-Nn anu Ntt0 A'N ~lAA'f NtNA N'AlA
from.
Many a woman goes ont shoppiI
dressed Ina silk and enveloped i'm ~
fume whose hard-w working husiar
hasn't had new suit Of clothes or
decent meal In five years. Yes. af
many a loafer stands on tho sire
with "a shrinking pipe In his face. D
tank fun OF booze and his mouth n
of profanity. whose hard working vi
hasn't had new dress or "a kind wo
since she was married.
Speaking Of profteering the Coz
mercial Appeal says: Fifty per &C.
profit CA a million dollar contract al
driving nails al $40 a day OF Gig
hours will break any country ind
tire sun. We have arrived az {
point where the farmer must be- "
ling 20 sell his stun al cost and wag
and that the contractor viii be will
10 put cut his work az cost and wages
Good Cream. good Sodas and |
freshing solf drinks OF all kinds at {
Hickman Drug Company.
An advance fashion note sa
shorter skirts" Is IL possibles
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29
PREACHER Is HELD.

The Rev. Lyons Of McGlone. Carter
county, j. being held In the Boyd
county jail pending hearing before
the federal grand jury ON charge Of
advocating diSloyalfy 10 the govern
ment of the United States He was
unable 10 give the - 800 bond.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

Ellis Majesty the Kaiser hears that
YOU have sacrificed nine sons IN de-
tense Of the Fatherland In the present
war. His Majesty T. immensely graf
flied az the fact. and i'm recognition Is
pleased TO send you bis photograph
with frame aud autograph signature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

II you have one Of the new nickels
you had better keep one as "a souvenir
rs il is understood no more are 10 be
issued.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

Ceru Wanted: 1 want to buy good
..,,,d white corn. suitable for grind
inc into meal. delivered at the old Cole
IN AZ Hickman--Mose Barkett tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29
The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
summer Better Than the Weak

uli people Who are feeble and younscr people
.ho are weak will b. strengthened and enai'led O.
% THROUGH the dcrresainc heat 81 sumfner PSI taA
ine GROVES IAsltLtSs chil luNl,. y p-ii
.rf -uri.h@- AZ. blood and builds u1 che -hoic s.a
tenn voc can soon frcl its >trcuefhruile ilsillf-
atila Q fleet o..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

Try our eats" once. and you I'm
be with US often.-Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-29

Il. A. Martin.
a.. RI. Wilson
Mrs. Lola Handy.
Miss Mary Berendes.
q. =. Kerlin-
Bon Harrison.
Mrs. 4. r. Williams
Svd. J.. Register.
D. II. Pollock
Miss Annie sharon
Nolen Poole
Bud Jennings.
4. l. Landlord
VIII Hammond
Herbert Shadw ick.
Galen Crawford.
Jess Pickett
r. - Helm
Mrs J. NJ. Henderson.
L. n. Iangford-
Tom Duuuell
J. a. Alexander
r. L. STANLEY
=. ~ Ladd
e.. a CHASER.
T.. s. Stone
X. l. Bradley
Mrs. J. m. pendletou
Irwin Edwards
x. a. Craddock.
j. a. White.
NJ NJ Gordon
q. A. Parham
Pvt X. r.. Cook.
Mrs. h. Purham
Val Carpenter.
> 4. STEPHENS.
Mrs Lizzie bradley.
Felix Murphey.
Mrs. Mollie Walker
Verley Scott
Miss lnez Luteu.
j. II. Ledw idge
q. T. Fiippin-
a. A. Townsend.
Arlington Courier.
Dick Henry
Arthur n. Rose.
Mrs. e. - -
Mrs. Ws-ua.r,-S. webb.
John Easley. Jr.
Joe Roper.
Curtis Henry.
Joe Ross
r. NJ SAMSON.
Harry Barnes
Wiise Purslcy.
Fred Moser.
Mrs Paul Porter.
Miss Allie DOdds.
j. r. Reedcr
Enterprise Courier.
Mrs. VI. Parks.
Mrs. Horace Imten.
Clarence Crisp.
Mrs. Mollie johnson
q. :. Underwood.
Harry Brown.
Mrs. Mary A. Dennis
Miss May Darneli
Mrs. NJ. A. Head.
-. r. Stafford.
Airs. Henry Marshall.
Joe Knox.
Tandy Chappell
J. : Maddox.
Carlisle News.
w l.. Hampton.
Mrs. &. 4. Mcclellan.
Ben Shaw.
Geo Graffelman.
Ut. = 1tliu-
Clinton Gazette.
l.. DObsOn.
Cadiz Record.
Mrs L. X. BisSell.
Miss Dora Mcneil.
J. .. West.
Miss Mary Lou Brasrield.
W. H. Maddox.
J. r. Murray.
Mrs. : T.. Mahan.
q. NJ. Hornsby.
r. r. Burnett.
Mrs. r. q. Lassiter.
Ben +. Briggs.
A. j. Walker.
H. WhippIe.
Esq. }. NJ. Atteb.rry.
Ernest Plant.
q r. HOOdenpyle.
IL &. Pearson.
John r. Lun>ford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
PEACE WITHOUT
ALSACE SPURNED
Return of the Province is at Foun-
dation OF Democracy's Fight,
Says French Commission.

Springfield, III. April 70 Although
Alsace-Lorraine IS by no means the only
obstacle 10 peace. no peace can come,
Louis Auhert, Of the French High Com
mission, declared IN n speech here last
night until the territory wrested from
France nearly half . century ago ia rcstor-
cd
"Ihc return Of Alsacc-I lorraine TO
France he said, would commemorate
The victory Of the principles for which We
are all fighting When Won kuehmann
ar Count Czcrnln procaima that Alsace-
Lorraine IL the only obstacle to peace do
not believe them. But No peace II pos
siblc without the return d Aisncc-t or
ranc 10 France, for the brutal severance of
these French provinces was the first crime
of the now German empire against dcnoc-
rney. and out Of that crime have como
ali the others that have astoundcd the
wurl.s
The great sacrifices France has under
gone were outlined by Mr. Aubert IN q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

with the technical end Step by step he
presented the growth Of battleships and
cruisers and torpedoboats, dcstroyera
and submarines
He explained in much detail the earlier
fallacies of men of their age and how each
decade and many times oitener, Ind wit
messed lmprovcment5over the priorperlod.
At the time when he entered the scr
vice, all battlcships and sca fighters were
equipped for sail ;ts we'll as steam. The
former now has disappeared many years
back, and the present day experiments
are being made with electricity and oil
as methods for propulsion.
One very interesting feature Of his lee
ture was his description of the battle OF
Santiago, showing the dlsadvant tagea
under which the United States fleet, then
engaged in blocking the escape of the
Spanish fleet suffered How the lesson
learned in that battle resulted IN "a revo-
luton later in the construction of boil
crs and engines for SEA fighters
Referring To the torpedoboat destroy
ers, the admiral said that he had only
recently received n letter front an officer
who was doing duty with the American
squadron now operating with the British
fleet across he Atlantic The intorma-
tion was 10 the effect that our vessels
were con ntlucting themselves better than
others of their type engaged IN actual
service
Admiral DYSON will in few days dc
liver the lecture he presented the stu
dents last evening before the United
States Naval Academy students.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
AUSTRIAN ERUPTION
BELIEVED IMMINENT
Very Grave, Portentous Discon-
tent in Vienna as Nation
Nears Crisis.

Washington April 10 The political
situation in Austna-lIungary remains
extremely delicate according 10 an Off
cIal dispatch yesterday from Switzerland
summarizing reports from Budapest and
comment in Austrian ami German news
paper> Austria the dispatch said is
coming To the greatest difficulties, So
curity no longer exists and the situation
IS capable Of any possibility
Marked discomfort reigns III Vienna ac-
c0rding to the dispatch, while speeches
delivered in Parliament By the Czechs.
Jugo-Slavs and Poles inspire hatred Of
Germany and demand reorganization Of
Austria-Hungary Even the SociaI-Dem0-
Gratis are said 10 have proclaimed IN the
Austrian Chamber of Deputies that the
monarchy is not directly Interested ii
the struggle Of Germany against Great
Britain, France and America
The dispatch follows
"a dispatch from Budapest announces
that Baron Burian viii receive the port
folio Of Finance in assuming that Of
Foreign Affairs The essential character
lstIcs Of Baron Burlan are in fact, in
significant with docilc obedience To the
orders which come from Berlin and Buda-
pest.
According to the Schweizer Press
Telegraph, which reflects the opinion Of
the German circles Of Austria, one can
judge in spite of the rigors Of the censor
ship the political situation remains
extremely delicate in the monarchy. At
Vienna marked discomfort reigns and
one hears remarks it would really be
impossible to repeat On the contrary,
the Poles have heard with delight Of the
retreat Of Count Czcrnif As for the
Czechs, they are showing Indifference
for they realize his successor cannot ia
any sense be one Of their friends.
The Budapest newspapers. in com
menting upon the appointment Of Baron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
j. s. NAVY WILL
STAND ACID TEST
So Declares Admiral Dyson in
Lecture Before Cornell
Students.

From man high in official circles in the
United States Navy comes the assur-
ance that when the time arrives, Uncle
Sans sea fighters will give good account
of themselves and will uphold the ira
ditions Of tho past. Coming rs u does
from Admiral Dyson, who addressed the
Cornell students last night, who arc TAX
ing final practical course at the Harlan
plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbullding Cor
poration, the statement is the more rc-
markahlc.
we arc now at war. The acid test is
being applied to the United States Navy
| want Ia assure you, that when the time
comes, IT will bear the hruut rs glorlously
rs il did in the past This was what the
admiral said and IL came at the end of a
lecture in "A Retrospect of Fifty Years
IN Navy Marine Engineering
The admiral is the navy'a leading man
IN propeller and engine detail and has
to do with the practical end Of tho dc
partmCnt Ills lecture dwell entirely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
BUZZARD WANTS TRIAL.
Refuses Counscfs Advice to Plead
Guilty on Recent Charge.

West Chester, Pa, April lo.-Although
importuncd To do SO by his counsel
abe Buzzard, formerly of Wilmington.
who is in prison here, refuses To plead
guilty, and the aged criminal will stand
trial ut the April session Of Criminal
Court
Brzzard who is about scvcnty-fivc
years o. age was captured while driving
wagon carrying n large number of
chickens along road near Avondalc
The capture was made by posse of
farmers, armed with shotguns. A negro
who accompanied Buzzard and who was
seen by members Of the posse to carry
q bag of chickens from hcnncry. made
his escape, and Buzzard claims he was
about to buy the chickens when the
farmers caused an interruption of the
transaction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Apartment Leonard
S27.5O

Popular apartment style Leonard clean
able Refrigerator, exactly as illustrated.
One-piece blue-gray porcelain lined
throughout. Holds 100 pounds of ice.
Sold on the club plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

graphic recital Of what The country has
done
"ChaIlenged ~ a fight to the death r
said hc, ''wc have sacrificed everything,
land and men, without stint For three
years and q half, out Of population that
invasion has reduced 81 350OO,0OO,
France has mobilized 7,500OO0 men.
Previous 10 the last drive 1000. 600
French soldiers were holding more than
two-thirds of the western front"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Girls Patriotic LeaRne.

This is patriotic League night for vii
mington girls who are one and all urged
to attend the rally which will be held
this evening at the High School, bcRin-
ono to be part of the biggest movement
of the day for the young women Of this
country Up "a date nearly 800, 900 girls
Of the United States have enlisted ~ the
lcagIc Mrs Jean Kane Fo,ikcg pf Phila-
delphia, is the speaker and there are
s,snc surprises m store that will bc we'll
worth going 10 hear about.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Burian rs Foreign Minister, lay en-
phasis upon the statement that un-
yielding loyalty to the alliance with
Germany is the main feature of this
policy. They assert Austria-Hungary
foreign policy will not be altered in the
lepSt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

Popular drop door style Leonard clean
able Refrigerator, exactly as illustrated.
Lined throug hout with one-piece, blue
gray porcelain. Holds so pounds of ice.
Sold on the club plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

very popular Leonard cIeanabIe Re
frigerator, just as illustrated and all white
porcelain one-piece lined throughou
Holds 60 pounds of ice. Sold on the club
plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19

It's just like this, mates, wc'rc going 70
build ships fAster than they ran sink rm
and the result Is automatically the same.
whether Won figure ~ in German or plain
Ttuifrd Ctatce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
British Prince an Aviation student.

London. March 81 Prince Albert
recently made hi4 first flight 10 an air
craft in the course of lis duties AZ naval
air station 10 which he is attached
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
Takes New Position.

Thomas Skillman of the Ford Building
has taken II position rs manager of
Scdglev poultry farm ut Nlarshallton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-19
L. $. Has I.772 swivel Chair Officers

Washington. April l9-The Secretary
of War Yesterday was asked IN q Senate
resolution 10 furnish Il list Of men to whom
commissions III the army have been issued
hut who have not been placed IN command
OF troops Acting Secretary CroWeii
under House resolution has lust made
"a report showing there were l773
officers on staff duty in Washington
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
CHANGE IN PRICE OF WHEAT.

Washington.-A change In the gov
ernment price of wheat was an
nounced necessitated, 1t was declared
by the Food Administration, by the
establishment Of new freight rates by
the Railway Administration. The
statement follows:
After consideration Of all factors
the Food Administration announced
the price basis on various markets for
the grades OF No. l northern spring,
No. hard winter, No. red winter,
No. / durum and No hard white as
follows:
New York, s239h; Philadelphia,
$2.39; Baltimore, $23SA Newport
News. s23S%; Duluth, $2.22h; Min
neapolis. $2.21h; Chicago, $2.26: st.
Louis, 1924; Kansas City, $2.1S; oma-
ha. $2.18; New Orleans. 1928; Gal.
weston, s2.2S; Tacoma, $2.2O; Seattle
1920; Portland, $2.2O; Astoria, 1920;
San Francisco. s2.20; Los Angelci
1920.
THE basis for No 2 wheat will b.
3 cents below No. l and the basis for
No. 3 wheat Z cents below No. 1.
Grades below No. will be cealt in
on sample"
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
WEST ERIN.

Daniel c. Corbin, mnltimillionaire
railroad builder, died at Seattle, Wash,
OF pneumonia which developed after
an operation.
With gold operators Of the Cripple
Creek district preparing to close down
their mines and mills as result Of
mounting cost Of operation and ad-
vanced freight rates, congressman Of
Western states, headed by Representa-
tive Edward 7. Taylor of Colorado. are
seeking remedial measures in Con-
gress.
A Bisbee, Ariz, dispatch states that
Cochise countys total subscription in
the War Savings Stamps campaign,
partially reported, amounted to $469,-
866 among Gill subscribers. Bisbee.
with 3,S11 buyers, had a subscription
OF $287, ,106, heading the list Douglas,
with S156.733 and 1892 subscribers,
was second.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
SPORT.

King George consented to follow the
presidential precedent in the United
States by throwing the first ball at
the American baseball game on the
Fourth Of July. In London.
The International Association OF
Rotary Clubs hold an annual golf tour.
nament each year during the time OF
the convention. This year It was held
at Kansas City and the golf tourna-
ment was held over the Blue Hills
course and was won by NJ. A. Nc
Laughlin of Lakewood, Colo.
T. r. Pell, the defending champion.
was defeated in the challenge match at
Mountain Station, N. j., in the final
OF the Middle States championship
singles on the Clay courts of the Or.
ange Lawn Tennis Club. He was beat.
en- In straight sets by Walter Merrill
Hall. New York. holder of the title in
1911, by the score Of SO, 60, co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
Red Hot Weather! I!
Stomach Off
No Appetite? Mouth Dry? Tongue
Stiff and Fierce Thirst2
Here's Relief!!

EATONIC Tablets have amazed
people everywhere with the marvellous
benefits they have produced for thou
sands Of stomach sufferers. Start the
test today and let your own stomach
tell you the truth.
EATONIC works quick-it absorbs
and neutralizes hurtful, poisonous
acids, juices and stomach gases caused
from undigested foods. Thousands
testify that 1t quickly puts the stomach
In a clean, sweet ondition-recreate
builds up the lost appetite and makes life
worth living for the man who likes good
things but who suffers every time he eats
them.
EATONIC Is absolutely guaranteed to Do
all this and you are to be the judge. II II
doesn't rid you OF stomach and bowel mis-
cries most common In hot weather-you
get your money back at once, right from
your own druggist whom you know and
can trust. No need Of your taking 3
chance Of suffering. Start EATONIC to-
day. You will see.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
Old crIst Mill to Nsrrls.own.

The Montgomery County (Pa.) HIS
torical society has appointed n CON-
mittee to arrange for the removal Of
an ancient grist and sawmill In Hors-
ham, built IL 1874, to Elmwood park,
Norristown. The old mill, not operat-
ed for many years. has been offered
to the society by Miss Mary Iredell.
It was an old relic and the town coun-
ell of Norristown has signified that II
II Is accepted by the historical So
ciety and placed in Elmwood park
along Stony creek, 1t would be taken
care Of by the borough in order that
future generations may see how -four
was ground and lumber sawed In pi-
oneer days. 1t is the intention to
bring to Norrlstown, If possible. the
large driving wheel, turbine wheel and
cob crusher.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
FOREIGN.

Food riots have broken out In Petro-
grad. Bolshevik troops turnvd ma.
chine guns roon the mobs.
Rumors are In circulation, says the
Amsterdam Echo Beige, that an epi.
demic Of typhoid is raging among the
German soldiers In northern France.
Emperor Charles OF Austria mas re-
fused to accept the resignation Of the
Austrian premier, DR.. Won Seydler,
and has summoned the Austrian Par.
lament to meet on July 16.
The labor conference in London dis.
cussed and passed resolution recog-
mixing the claim Of the Irish to the
right Of home rule, along the lines laid
down in the report OF the Irish conven.
tion.
The Berlin press is now predicting
that Dr. Won Kuehlmann. the German
foreign secretary. will retain his Of.
flee. In fact 1t is certain, the news.
papers declare. that he will remain at
his post.
Alexander Kerensky, the former
Russian provisional premier. arrived
In Paris from London. Shortly after
his arrival he had long conference
with M Maklakoff, the Russian ambas.
sador In Paris.
Uruguay has made July 4 a perma.
nent national holiday in honor Of the
United States A bill to that effect was
passed by both the Chamber Of Repre-
sentatives and the Senate and presi.
dent Viera signed the act Immediately
There is an epidemic at San Juan,
Porto Rico, Of disease known locally
as hay fever. but which bears a re.
semblance to the recent epidemic OF
Influenza In several Spanish cities. It
Is estimated that there are 1000 cases
In San Juan.
There have been rebellious out.
breaks among the garrisons Of the
cities OF Gyor and PEGS, Hungary as q
result Of which 1000 of the military
involved In the mutiny have been CON
demned to death. according to reports
received by the Paris Matin.
On the fourth anniversary OF Arch.
duke Franz Ferdinand's murder the
German militarists gathered together
In anxious conclave because the Ger.
man government has been compelled
TO declare to the Reichstag that peace
cannot be won on the battlefield.
According to unconfirmed reports.
the Bolshevik government in Moscow
has been overthrown, says a dispatch
to the London Exchange Telegraph
Company from Copenhagen. Moscow.
the reports add, has been captured by
General Korniloff, supported by Ger.
man troops. Advices from the same
sources assert that Grand Duke Mich.
olas has been proclaimed emperor
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
GENE RAJ.

New wheat prices, necessitated by
advanced freight rates, we're an.
nounced In New York by the food ad.
ministration grain corporation. II was
stated that minimum price of 81 a
bushel for No. wheat aboard cars In
the intermountain territory will be-
made effective.
Both July 4, American Independence
day, and July IA, the French national
holiday, will be celebrated Jointly BY
Americans and French in Paris this
year.
The Montana Farming Corporation,
with capital Of 100000 has been
organized for the purpose Of furnish.
ing facilities for wheat growing on the
Indian reservations in Montana and
Wyoming.
Backers Of alleged fake war chtrjty
enterprises and soliciting schemes de.
frauded the public OF between $4,000.
900 and 100000 In New York City
during the last year, according TO re.
view Of evidence.
King George and Queen Mary tasted
American buckwheat cakes for the
first time at the Eagle hut Of the
American Y. M. C. A., near London.
The visit was a surprise one, mada at
the kings own suggestion.
Hans Lengseth Of Barney, N. d., but
formerly Of Mjohenen Lake, Norway,
was the principal attraction at
the national convention Of Nor
wegians at La Crosse. Wis. and most.
ly because OF his beard. It is, to nut
1t mildly, some beard, measuring thir.
teen feet in length.
s. J. Konenkamp, president of the
Commercial Telegraphers Union of
America. announced that he had Is.
sued call for a strike Of members of
the union employed by the Western
Union Telegraph Company, effective
at a. m., Eastern time, Monday,
July 8.
Burrowing deep under tons Of wreck.
age, firemen and volunteers removed
thirty more bodies from the wreckage
Of the Ruff building. which collapsed
Saturday afternoon at Sioux City, Ia,
and announced that the toll Of the dis.
aster MAJ reach fifty.