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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
sin probably would mobilize part Of her

sin probably would mobilize part Of her
army"
Herr Hclrerich says he pointed out
that this would lead to German nubil-
iZation and war, 10 which. he says. Da-
vydofS replied:
We'll. we can dcmobilzc again. That
costs money, but it need most cost
blood"
The former vice chancellor asserts
that he also got assurance from Austria
that note would be sent to all the
powers containing facts bearing IN the
conspiracy against Archduke Francis
Ferdinand and its connection with Pan
Serbian agitation, in order to permit
the governments To convince themselves
Of the correctness If the facts cited
in the ultimatum to Serbin.7' M. Davy-
doff. Hclfrcrich adds. promised he woull
, urge the PctroEZad government to nc
cept this, saying he had soon Al the
Russian embassy u hopeful statement
regarding the lust previous conference
between ScrgiuS Snznnoff. the Russian
foreign minister and Count Portalcs. the
German ambassador In Russia. who
agred that no further military measures
should be adopted by either side.
DR.. Zimmerman, Hclffcrirh continues.
was not informed regarding these as
suranccs, which were contrary 10 in
crcasinE reports that tho Russians were
mnhilizing on The German border.
Herr ITcfferich asserts that prior 10
the murder of the archduke Russia pri-
vatcly asked Germany II she would leave
Austria in the lurch. whereupon Russia
would forsilkc France. This WIS re-
fused. II" adds. because public opinion
and the German officials were convinced
that n firm alliance with Austria-Ifun-
gury was absolutely essential.
Referring u the yachting trip made
by IN" former emperor In the summer Of
1911, the former vice chancellor says
that the emperor went after being as
surcd by the chancellor. When he read
Of the ultImntum To Serbia. the Emperor
started home and Immediately tclc-
grnphcd to King George. Emperor Mich
nIns and Emperor Francis Joseph 20 stop
II conflict.
IIrl(rrrich declares ihnt this attempt
would have been successful. tho emperor
told him. "lr tho unforiunut" ear hal
not allowed himself Ia he forced into
| alEning the order fur Russian m"bIll::n-
! ton"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
FAMILY PHYSICIAN: RECOMMENDED
EARLE'S HYPO-C0D AS TONIC

"Hypo-Cod has done wonders for me
and l am now on my third bottle. II
had taken all kinds of medicine which.
had not done me any 8qpd at all. am
only too glad to recommend 1t to any
body at all who is suffering" continued
Mr. Harry w. Bowman, Martins Ferry.
D.
Earlc's Hypo Cod containe syrup Of
hypo SUPPLIES. cxtractives from fresh
cod livers. malt extract. wild cherry
bark and extra select sherry wine. n
perfect tonic and builder after long
wasting illness. 1t banishes coughs.
colds. bronchial catarrhal and stomach
troubles 40 often experienced by those
just recovering from tho Flu" En-
riches the blood and brings back color
and weight. appetite and strength rapid
ly.
Earlo's IIypO-cod can DO secured here
at the C. II. Grient Drug Co.. and all
well stocked drug stores In the orange
oolorcd carton. ,prtoet tt.1o large bs1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
STRONG TEAM
IN PROSPECT

Within The next week the lid will be
raised on the National Pnstimc and the
fans Of this section will see many Of the
old scmi-pro teams along with the usual
new organization in action. The Pat
tcrSon and Elm Grove boys are now be-
coming more confident. of bigger and
better nine. as many of the former play
crs' are returning from the service.
Many Of the men have made big strides
in the army playing the National pas
time and will have n chance to exhibit
their new abilities This spring.
Carl Seibert formerly Il star Of Tria-
delphia District High school nine. is
back again in civilian life and claims he
has developed n better brand OF ball
while In the army. lie is expected TO
cover tho first sack this season. Rus
sell Jones, and. outnrlder Carl Harris.
and Louis MAIDEN have all returned
from the service, "Copp" Harris. the
sensational twirler' Is expected to re-
turn soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

BERLIN, Saturday, April 5.-<By The
Associated Press.)-Russo- German nego-'
tiastons in July. 1914, are described from
the German. VteWpotut by DR.. Karl He'll
tcrfch nu1ner German vice chancellor.
in his boo&, 'tPre-War History" which
will be published shortly.
Herr Helfferich refers 10 q visit made
to Berlin on July rs. 1914. by L. f.
Davydun. a prominent Russian banker
who wanted He1nricfs view on the pos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
MYRON FULLER TO Be
ASSISTANT FOOTBALL
COACH AT W, Y. u.
West, Virginia Will Have Fuller, AL
mt Football Coach In Fall.

snecisl Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. AprilG-The
announcement of the appointment or
Myron E. Fuller Of l'hiladeiphl'I a yale
and All-American guard. rs assistant
TootbaTt coach at West Virginia Univer-
sfty in the fall was made here SATURDAY,
and meets with general approVai On tno
Fuller was at Yale on the varsity Tor
three years and brings with him hero
seven years of valuable coaching cfpcr-
ienc,. Since he left New Haven.
Here he will have general charge OF
Tho limo and will assist head coach
NIcIntire In building up the nilTound
team play ns well. RULER ~ thT ntst
In. coaching staff In ntrul"Gr yei!rs. IN
900 Hill. u Yale Irnn. was hcud cnhrh
her, and since then three West virgin"
men: ono Ohio Stnto man; ono iehh
Btute nun; two Cornell mem: two Penn
men and ono man from tho Unworthy
Of Chicago have had charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Is
KILLING HAIR

Everyone knows that the MN
md, wouren of Amenea
the;r hair- - A.,
s. ;INe p1exahcnce+of srhOErbeaaee
dfzuf disease) is appalling. BaSI
ira& a. science proved that dard-,
rufRwas-due to oaGE rtseaEnesaDowf
o4Eas The rennedy-
= hsis; FEMO. :
s., FaMO destroys-f1e-4sndruH! bs-
ciIS and stops the seborrhean .e1-
icrekScn- 1t sstopssanS iccmng Of fhn
scalp
Hpcrctrz4esthe scalp GrdtuAess
,stheshair roots eresernrcfy. dead, It
I encourages and stimulates the
iRrouth Of new hair.
The ingredients Of FAMO hHee
neYer before been usca1r the treat
me11t, of the scalp. But they are
we'll ,knoan to medical scTcnce-
Three wears were spc1t IN per
feeling FAMO:m one of the great
!. pharmaceutical: laboratories Of De-
troit.
& FAMO makes the hair and scalp
! healthy 1t noursi.es the hair in
I'd wonderful way and makes IT lus-
! trous and fluffy.
FAMO comes In two sizes-35
! cents and big bottle at 81. Your
!. money back5if you are not: satisfied.
/ Ssber1Aea il hs m<,:itoi ndnas for
! WORLDLY irc,ed1:i En-r t,.-1 h< reoinSS1J
: vfdnds Of the Ica!f. The Isbo7h~o~ <fe's-
Non torrAI IN ,fHie, o. GSLII a~d v esrs-
tN0nIy kaotpn JordrsD
|, MID. by The Famo Co. Detroit. Mich.
- G. II. GRIEST & CO..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
MANY CABARETS IN
BERLIN ARE CLOSED
FOR PROFITEERING

BERLIN. April about nifty resorts
in Bcrlin-c b ar Q is. variety shows.
dance halls and the lrke-have been or:
dered closed because Of food producer
inG and violations Of various reEula-
tons regarding the sale OF food and
drink
It is claimed In some circles that the
officers hero reported ia the food admin
lstrator that they had found surprising
~ varied menus and questioned Ger
many's alleged foodleSs situation. Two
thousand employees have been thrown
out Of work as the result Of the closing
Of tho places
ted that they had charged four and five
times the ordinary prices for food and
drink. but gave as an excuse. for doing
so the tremendous expense they were
under. for furnishing their places and
the payment Of large sums for musi-
clans and other fcAtureA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

received speaking Of the very definite
benefits derived from the use Of Plant
Juice. Following is tho voluntary
statement Of Mrs. Mary Rice, who re-
sides at No. SIP General Robinson street
North Side. and who has lived in the
same house for Is years and was born
and reared on the North Side. She
stated:
II had stomach trouble for some
time, was very nervous and restless
and could not sleep at nights. AT one
time I had not slept for month. I
became very thin and in fact was
physical wreck. I had tried various
remedies, but nothing seemed to help
me- I heard Of Plant Juice and the
wonderful results which were being
obtained from its use. and decided to
Try same. 7 have used it more or less
for the last year and 1t has cured me.
I have rega1ned my former weight.
sleep well at nights. my nerves are in
good condition and my stomach Is al
right I can now digest my food and DO
not experience that distressed and
oIoated feeling hat did prior 10 taking
your remedy. I would strongly advise
an stomach sufferers 10 take Plant
Juice"
Plant Juice IL sold in Wheeling Mt
c. Fl. Griesst Co.'s drug stDrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

--IiUY WAL HAVINGH sTAAib-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
His Strength Was Gone Appetite was
Not Good And He Could Not
Sleep At Eight.
Is BACK TO WORK
FEELING FINE
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains syrup Of

II suffered from a general rundown
condition. was just getting over the in
fluenza. was very weak and. could not
work at all. could not slocp at night
md did not have any appetite. I could
not cnt anything at all' declared we'll
known farmer ut Martins Ferry. Ohio.
whosc nnmn and Address IL given below.
IT bought SUNK, HypoA'od becuune our
fnmlly physician prescribed II TO mo.
Am now working on the farm doinE
hnnvy wunt ana can now sleep al
might. hnvo n very good nPpotlte and
Gnu ont anything nj nlIt I have not that
tired aching focling lIko had boforo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
PLOTS AND COUNTER PLOTS
BEFORE THE WAR REVEALED
IN Dr., HE[FFER|CH'S BOOK

sibility Of persuadins Austria to modify
her ultimatum to Serbia. After the III
tervicw Alfred Zimmerman, then under
secretary for foreign affairs, and Hclf-
frich. suggested that Austria should be
given Il free hand in Serbia. with the
assurance that any action she took
should not disturb the balance Of uow"r
In the Balkans. DavydOff promised TO
take the suggestion to Petrograd. saying
that nothing definite would be done until
after his arrival there except that Rus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

No man woman or child with II
bilious, bfoated. gusy stomach spell or
rnninS headache due to constipation. or
Indigestion need suffer. Just u" l" the
nearest drug store and get ?bc tube "f
nurtone Tablets. The druggist guhrnn-
Ices that II Burtunn Tablets don't do IN"
work bctt,r, quicker. nicer aud murn
thoroughly than anything you ever look
In your Tife. ho will refund DOUBLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
BILIOUS, HEADACHES, STOMACH
TROUBLES RELIEVED OVERNIGHT
No Trouble at ALI to Stop Raging Headache, or to Get
Over That Bilious, Bloated, Casey
Stomach Attack Tonight
GUARANTEES II

whit the tube cost you. THIS double.
guarantee means thht II" gives you tlrty
cents back II the &c tube doesn't please
you more than any medicine. liquid or
tahlri You ever took Ia your HE.
DRUGGIST GUARANTEES:
We rulrllI the above guarantee JUST
ns II Ia printed on "hrh> tub" ar lthrt"h"
and glndly prepay II 2bc tune hhy""'''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
POPLAR LADY
HAD SUFFERED
MRS Mar, uloe, or ala General Robin.
SON S1trsst, r1ttahurRh. Ha1
Torrihle EsIsorlenoo.

Ic"plo nro beginning !" wake up !"
tho Itnt-,rinrrn "f taking car" "f their
EInIuarh Every day t"nI in,"ninlr mr."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Let Us make next Sunday High wa
ter mark" I'm the Bible school and have
the greatest attendance we have ever
had We now have thirteen classes
and viii have two more soon. We must
not stay on that ''13" too long There
are not only hundreds. but thousands
OF people In Hickman who should be
found in the various schools OF the city
next Sunday morning who do not at
tend May all make a special effort
10 worship God and study His Word
next Lords day. beginning at 9 AZ.
At 1913 we will observe the Lords
Supper as usual. after which the morn
ing service will be turned over to Bro.
J. = Hilton. Secretary and Treasurer
of the Christian Church widows and
Orphans Home. of Louisville. He
will have with him two orphans, twin
girls eleven years old. who win take a
part ON the program You will delight
I'm their scriptures and songs You
viii be happy TO see what this man and
his helpers are doing for these unfor
tunafe children. Come and hear tho
strange and almost marvellous stories
OF these boys and girls--E. l.. Miley
Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
CAYCE NEWS.
Interesting Items ny the Courier
Special Correspondent.

Mrs Ruth Clogs spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Johnnie Cruce--Miss Gladly
Pinctley returned 10 her home after "A
pleasant visit 20 Mrs Joe Ailen.-Mrs.
Jim Boone lnnman and Miss Corrine
Burnett spent "Wednesday with Mrs.
Charles Bondurant.-Mr and Mrs.
Willie Miner are visiting relatives in
Fulfon.-IizZie Mai COrum spent Tues
day night with Mrs. Nora Naylor.-Mrs.
!. ;. Barkett and children visited her
husband few days this week return
ing Sunday 10 her home in Cairo
Mrs Joe White spent Friday with Mrs.
Bernice White and attended the play.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Burrus. Mr..
and Mrs Ray Thomas spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. :. T. Johnson
Ben Brown and Al Cruce are home.
having gotten their discharge from the
army-MiSS Bertha Johnson Of Union
City spent Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. T.. Johnson--Allie T. Clogs spent
the week end with J. G Sugg. Mr.
and Mrs VIII Clogs. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Allen spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. Sloan and enjoyed the birth
day dinner which was given In his hon
or--Horace Roper and wife came Tues
day from California They have dc
cided Kentucky l. good enough for
them and will make their home here
Mrs. Taimage Corum visited Mr.. Joe
Abel and family large crowd from
sas.ss- -lSsnt To Hickman Saturday to see
the war tank. also large crowd went
10 Clinton Sunday. for the same pur-
pose.-Buford Campbell j. home on a
furlough. His mother gave him din
ner Sunday. at which 30 people were
present.-Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miner
spent Saturday night with her mother
Mrs. Hardy. and attended church at
Liberty Sunday-Mrs. Della Seay and
daughter. Miss Virginia, visited the
formers sisters. Misses Allie and An
ME Thomas wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Wade visited Rev. and Mrs Holly
Monday affernoon.-Miss ollie Rich
artison spent Wednesday night with
Mrs. Bernice white.-Mary Elizabeth
White has recovered from an attack
of mumps.-Dr. ID. Y Thomas OF Fay
efteville. Ark. visited Misses Allie anu
Annie Thomas "Wednesday night OF last
week. He formerly lived in Fulton
county and IL was a pleasure for him
10 visit the old home.-J- II. Warden
and family visited friends in the Wal
nut Grove community. south from Full
ton. Saturday and Sunday.-Oris Lect
visited his aunts. the Misses Thomas.
Sunday Mailing and Mitch
ell and Miss Mary Afteberry were
shopping i'm Union City Monday after
noon.-Mrs. Bernice White visited the
family of Mr. Tom White Monday
Master Hendon Wright spent Satur-
day night with his aunt, Mrs Albert
I.aws0n.-Mr. and Mrs IL. Il. Davis
and son. King. visited Miss Mamie Luz
ten Sunday afternoon.-Melba Holly
spent Saturday night i'm the Liberty
neighborhoOd. the guest of Mrs. Mable
Oliver-Mr and Mrs Joe Allen mo-
tored over to Union City Wednesday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
BROKE IN STORE.



Trying 10 convert box ~ chewing
,opaeco into cash al the store Of Will
r."uieh- In East Hickman. led 10 tn.
..ies' oi negro Tuesday morning
wanted for breaking into the Rarkett
noiesaie Grocery last Friday night
when the negro offered Mr.. Roufen
= bargain In a box of well known chew
ing 'ohhcco. kouten became suspicious
ann phoned Officers Handy and Wall.
ihey told him 10 hold the negro. which
ne dld- The black at first denied steal
ins the tobacco. bat later acknowledged
,hat ne and another Memphis negro
hau entered the wholesale establish
inent through window and had taken
number of articles. Including chewing
isnm. cigarettes. tobacco. etc: that they
divided the spoils and the other negro
started toward Memphis. He also told
me Officers he had a portion 81 his loot
hidden Under choate's scales I'm West
Hickman. and this WIS found and re-
covered He claims 10 have come to
hickman from Memphis for the pur-
pose OF trying 10 join the Georgia
smart Set Ministries" when they were
here but failed 10 get on
The stuff he stole Il valued az more
than $50 aud the negro was placed in
Jail on charge of grand larceny. and
VIII await the action Of the grand jury.
which convenes here next week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
CUTTING SCRAPE.
Noble Prewitf. Of Cayce. Receives Dan
gerous Cut i'm Fight.

Noble Prewitt. Of near Cayce and a
son of VIII Prewitt, is reported TO be
in a critical condition as result OF a
knife wound received Sunday night
at Cayce. and Jas. Atwill has been ar
rested and il on bond on charge Of hav-
ing inflicted the injuries Prewitt re-
ceived cuts on the head and neck, a
slash on each side of the neck, nose
and upper lip split OPEN several SLASH
es ON top of the head and one in the
chest. The attending physician found
II necessary TO take Is stitches to close
the wounds While his wounds are oil
serious nature. he Is said TO be resting
as well as could be expected
The cause OF the trouble we are un'
able to ascertain Both are well known
Young men. james being the son OF
Lewis Atwill. a prominent farmer ol
near Hickman
Will Davis, nephew OF ID. ID. Davis
was also arrested I'm connection VIII
the affair, and released on bond
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

le9-Aere Farm Cheap. For quick
sale. we offer a nice little place OF 129
acres. 8 miles south Of Hickman, at
barrain. About 20 acres, part Of the
creek bottom, In cultivation. most OF
the balance can be put in; all strong.
wen producing land. Ever since Noah
left the ark, this land has laid out un-
der the sunshine and rain absorbing
ali the fertility that nature imparts
70 the earth For the past 70 years
Il has been carefully farmed Never
has IL been asked to produce without
puftfne something back Small or
cbard. barn, ordinary 4-room house.
eood cistern, two living springs. all
under fair fence. II rented now for
third Of corn and fourth Of cotton.
one mile from Beech Grove. but just
over Tennessee line Particulars q
this Office. <op
Cotton pin check Pants, les and Ted
make. none better. sizes 30 to 90, our
nrice S1.75.-Sullivan Bros
The regular monthly meeting Of the
council win be held Monday night
Edmonds Army Shoes, none better
|S7.60 1t Sullivan Bros
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Mrs. Lewis Faville formerly Miss
Hazel Adams of Hickinan) of New Ha-
ven. Conn, wires her father, c. NJ Adj
ans, that they have new ten-pound
boy nj their home. The young man
has been named Frank Adams Faville-
Eggs For Matching: Thr. Brown
Leghorn eggs Mt 81 per setting; also
a few young cockrels at 81 eachs-MrA
]. G. Surrett. TIC.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01
A LIVELY FOUNTAIN.

Our lines are sour. our sundaes nufty
Our sodas acting queer;
lis nothing new. they always do
At this time Of the year.
HELM & ELLISON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Rev. Ii. NJ Grain has accepted an IN
vitafion To- preach the baccalaureate
sermon for the Tiptonville High School
on May II.
Courier three months 40c-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-01

Mems athletic underwear, &c to
500. at Sullivan Bros
When do we empty the sssrbase cans
|againy