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[Duluth, MN], vol. 25, no. 12 (Nov. 3, 1917), pg. 5.CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1 [1917].Ñ Herbert S. Bigelow, head of the PeopleÕs Church of this city, one of the leaders of the PeopleÕs Council for Democracy and Terms of Peace, Socialist and pacifist, was taken into a dense wood near Florence, Ky., shortly before mid ÒIn the name of the poor women and children of Belgium this man should be whipped.ÓAt a given signal another man, clad head to foot in white, stepped out of a circle that had been formed, and, with a ÒblacksnakeÓ whip, delivered 12 lashes upon the back of Bigelow. The ropes wee then cut. Bigelow was warned to stay away from Cincinnati and he was released while the party made their way back to their waiting automobiles and disappeared.Writes of Experiences.Bigelow wandered an hour in the woods and seeing a church spire in the distance, made his way toward it and found himself in Flor