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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-04-24
Supplement to Dickson County Herald 'f '; e.
STATION.

II. {. Nicks received several
loads Of tobacco last week.
SIayden Phillips and family have
moved to Dawson Springs.
49, Misses Lillian and Bertha pente-
cost of Barton = Creek were here
shopping one day last week.
Dan Harris OF Charlotte was here
recently.
Mrs. Anna Batson and Miss
Emma Phillips attended the burial
OF Bob Batson at Louise Thursday.
Several from here attended the
burial Of Mrs Wash Daniel at Mt.
Zion Wednesday,
Link Scott and son, Henry, Wen,
To SouthsiGe Saturday,
Miss Euvalla Nicks spent the
weekend with friends at Rye :
Chapel and was accompanied home
by Miss Minna Weems.
Walter Owens. wife and baby
visited hpmefolks on Johnsens
Creek Saturday night and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysus Sensing and
children were the guests Of relatives
at Maple VALLEY sunday
Bertha Stewart had the misfor.
tune to get a right bad cut on the
knee caused by falling on wire
last Friday afternoon,
DR., Erwin Monroe il here doing
some dental work
DR.. and Mrs. Nehlett and chill
dren went to Clarksville Monday.
Mesdames Tom and Bob Daniel
Of near Cumberland Furnace were
here shopping Friday.
Albert Nicks and Clint Hickcrson
went TO Charlotte Sunday afternoon
Stayton Sensing's class meets at
the schoolhouse on Friday night
and AT the church on Sunday after
noon. Any one has cordial in
yitation 10 attend any Of these
meetings and 1eir help greatly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-04-24

Did you know that Calomel is
Mercury. and that its mercurious
effects will ruin the system. while
Grigsby's LlV.VER.LAX is purely
vegetable and can be used with
perfect safety? Ask W. A, Clement
Il Go. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-04-24
Iron Hill

j. B. Mathis, of Yellow Greek
visited Mr. and Mrs. + W. Luther.
Saturday and Sunday.
The party given by Miss Myrtle
Nolan was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Rev. Covingtou, of franklin,
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. ", h, Luther.
Miss Lula Thomas. Of Burns, was
the guest OF Misses Eva and Ethel
Luther Sunday
Miss Roberta Luther visited Miss
Hattie Davidson Sunday,
We are glad To report Mrs. Laura
Landlord. who has been sick some
time, improving,
A A. Luther spent sunday in
Bon Aqua
Several from this place attended
court in session nj Dickson last
week.
Miss Maggie Wyatt visited Miss
Margaret Davidson Sunday.
Mrs Edith Wyatt. Of Pomona.
is visiting relatives at tins place.
Alex Carton and wife spent Sun.
day with J. &. Adcock and wife.
The Nails Creek Debating Club
met last Saturday night. \ large
crowd was present They will dis.
cuss the following question next
Saturday night; Resolved. That
Capitol Punishment Should be
Abolished. Everybody invited.
JENKINS--wHlTE
Mr., Marion Jenkins and Miss
Lucy White were married al the
home of the bride Sunday April ~.
in the presence oi a limited number
of friends and relatives Esq. Her.
ron performed the ceremony. The
bride is laughter of Mrs. Arminta
White, of Nails Creek, The groom
il a prosperous farmer OF Mill Creek
Their many friends wish them
long and happy life,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-04-24

FOR SALE. CHEAp-One schol-
arship in Falls Business College, at
Nashville For particulars apply
To this office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

gaNe mr Mcie in's 9ln5lans belorat s..
Mnine, gir 4i3, SnSaltlmp's Silahe' WNDe
OnltOm 0unic 9lucHnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
3n bermIctheH;
8m Oerfanfem:
Gci0aita. .@slcaeneeiteu.

aeirer Gee Cream uno 9onicltQaocn nno
oQohnmnn ocQeniibcr ciner 0ifeniime Smulc;
nieSrioe 9msedben Wian aoreiiire ,,SDr 4i2,"
Tcutfder Gurreipunbeut. lWldl3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Scr @elOmarft



gere 9eri6te ii6er oie @eibditc
Der ,,@enniDlpania 9a0u."
PM ser gftieu6orie 3ei9te iih aud
gefcru lpieOer cine feite Geu0cuj.
Sic ma6hgiie Griebieoer bel Der
Notwithstanding par ole ollmdb
libe @lGrlmg DER NleritosSituation
bel oereu icbigem Sianoe eiue9rie8a
geio6r iiberutnOen 5u ieiu ldeint.
An0ere 6oftoren 6c9iinitigieu cSell
fals cine notwithstanding 10 0lc
9eit1tglnQ Der llNion Gociiic,@rtra.
Gipioenoe ourc6 Sic 3lueiic 2nitan3
ocS G6ergcribtS Der gl6idluB oer
&er6on0lungen ii6er 0o9 @cild oec
9a6nen, 6etreiiehO Die Gr006ung Der
lSrohttoriie. Die iortgeiebt arBeror.
0entli6 giinitig lnilienocn 8erihte
iiber Oeu StonO 0es @interue5enS
uno iel6it bic N2dr5 9lusmeiie ser
0itlicbcn Siuumbo6ucu .9leiu 9orfa
Gentral" inO o&ennpualio" ma.
rem inioietne niht uHgiIniti0 ueil
Die 9l6no6mc an Sen Giuno6mcn
uibt me6r 10 itorf mar iUie iiir bic
crlteu 5mei D}onoic Sir Sic Gledr
ing @ouie 2lnitalten lit i'm @oHeus
ghSiueie ser aiBeraem6bHlih itdrtc
@epinn BON $2073AO00 III 1en
9oor6citdnOcn angc5eigt Gie 9ant
fen in 9lcm Yorf bo6eH ailS 0em Sn.
lanOe %12,73A000 gcmonneu un0 bd.
ben bctin ltnierdobonlt ciueH Greoiis
Snloo BON SS,622,0G0. 9cBterer TT
inn Sid)te einc5 5uidQigen Grge6aiiics
5u bctrodteH un0 riibrt 0a0on ber
ooB Oic 6iritsScconO 9}otioual 9alf
IN @itis6irg nam i6rcr Gntlaiimg
aus oem &ontirs 0ur& &erniiic.
lung pes llnicri6obamts Del i6rcn
Gorrcpon0cHten $t1,00OO00 Ocpo
nirt Bat.
Gie oMercantile Grdt & Cepoiit
Go.~ an Der Gde bon GolDert uno
@erman-StraBe. zines Der iolioeiea
6inon3.Snititlde, lcnft in elmer gln.
5eige an aloerer Stelle 0cS Gent
ihen Gorrciponoenten~ oui i6re Gus.
gc3ciNneien Sacilitdten ais 92adlaB-
Ucrpolterin oOcr SeitameutSpoll.
iirader. Gicies Suiiiiut Deroieut Oos
Oolliie &criraHen Oem Is lit 6os
gr6Bic mo 5iDerldiiiaiie 6inon3 81
ititu IN Q|aDlon0
Sic Baltimore Ertit Go,". pcl1e
cineu lle6eribuB bon %2,50000O Bat
lent sic 9luinerfiamfeit ser 0eui
i9cn @eiAditsleutc aai bic giinitigc
@elcgcu6et, bci oeric6en Elm Goato
ju cr6ifuen Sic @ciel0bait 6c3o6It
3M &ro3cut 3iuien oui Die giuIa
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

9(ubnrn, 9t..9., 2. 0loi. Die
@agmann'i9c @iauoia6rif puroe &c.
itern Nlorgcn bis ami 0cn 0itli6en
Sliigcl Olr6 6cuer 3erit0rt. Ger
@crluIt miro auf $t25,0OO geib6bt,
noOoa $4,000 mif Sa6rifeinri6-
tuna icrtige 9Sianos etc. entialen.
Gic 6abrif 6otte in Der iiiugiten 3eit
ie6r piele 9luftrdge ge5a6t, rmo an
100 9lr6eiter iinO Ourb Gas 6cuer be-
idditigungsloS gelDorOcn llcber Oic
llriahc 0cs SeuerS tonHte nic1tS cr.
nlittelt wcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Ornennnna uon gInatanidlprofeiiorcI

GombriogG @}uii, 2. @lai.
~ @e1tcrn mur0e bic @rnennlng
g8oloenar &oigfs 5iu oeuti@cn
Observation-Disclosures an ser SarDarO-
ltniDerittGt fir 0oS nGmite Sya6r be-
fpnnt gemo6t. @rofeiior &oigt 90
5irt an Der llniDeriitdt @6ttingeu
mot6ematiibce &bDiif.
Or. 8. S. &en0erion bon Ser @ars
our0 llniDeriitdt piroe 5um 9lus'
touic6proieHor fir bier 2e6ratitoltcn
i'm g8eiteu: &nor @cluit Colorado
uno @eitern 9eicr0c eruonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Ninr Wlnrhnflnnic.

Sl 0cm lotlt 10 0ulilAell lIno jar-
ten &eibe 5loras gie6t es Oo6 and
9rauiomc @er6re6er, 9leidiam iclt-
gauir3eltc 9lau6t6ierc, 0ie eiu gon5
roiiinirteS @ioroigreu GciiBeu uno
iln9liidli6e Suicften iongcn ireiien
uuo 0er0oucn. Inter oieien 5a6lrei.
c6en Gflou5cn aniui6olen Oenen
g. @oloo in Der Del Der Ceutiden
&erlaaSonltolt eric6eineuOen 32it'
id)rift ylle6er 2ano lnO N}cer" enen
intereiionten 9luiiab uiOnet ragt ais
sic groBartigite mo mertluiiroigiie
@ottung oieier N}or0pflanjcn Die Der
&onnentrdger 6crDor. Die &ahuen.
trdger (92epcat0cs), oie in oen Ero.
penwGloern gGteu's m0 eiliaer oil
ofrifaniic5en Sniel 6cinIilG liHo,
iinO &letterpilon3cn nit menig an
ie6nlic6cn 9liit6en. Gaiiir a6er 6us
ben sic 6reiten le0erorti0en Sl1ttcr
eiuc ganj 6eionoerc Gigenibait S5rc
DdttGlrippc miro Idngcr mo ldnaer,
oer6reitet ib un0 pddit ainnd5lib
5l elmer rihtgcn &dunc ans, Der
au4 ser paiienoc Geoel nidt ic6lt.
Gieie Ganueh ocren 3o6l bel mans
1en glrten re6t groB it ueilcu Nun
Die mun0erlicGiicn 0eiioltcn inD 5lr
Gen oui; i5re @roBe i6loontt 5pi-
iGen ser 96nge elmer Sto6lieOer mo
eiuem 6oI6cu Dieter; Oie 6ur6e our6'
lGuft uQe 9}iiuneen pom belliien@riil
bis sum tieiiteu 9rolmroi6 Il. lel8
tet in 0eu bunteiien 5ledcu mo lu.
pfeu 9olO ic6en Oieie n&anucu" pie
rm0e 6eoer5iIdien ouS, Damn mic
ser alei4cu tie flo6igen S0pien
frunnen S0rncrn o0er 6icgeu licl
3ll Oen ele9ontc en- SiiQ60rnern. 9lu'
Oieier auifdaige @rluf lit o6cr MIR
Der Sober, nit Dem Die &onuentrdgcr
nai66oite SSnieftcn nab i6rer 6aa
9ru6c loden luoQen. Gem ser nns
aliidli9e SebSbeiuer, ser ii6 neu.
gieria oui Dem glatteu 9iouoe Der
Same nicOerldBt glcitet ioiort un-
rett6ar in sic Giefc. Gie &omen
iiuo ndnli6 inncn iuie Elm &arfett
6o0cn nit y9o@S gepihit mo bis
sur 6olbeu So6c mil elmer 6Hinigltit
gefiat, sic gle6nlidfcit nit Dem
mcni@liGcu Nloaeuiait Bat Stiir5t
oas G6icrGeu in 0ieie @}orOergrn6c,
Damn iit cs 6alO ertnutfen uno ouis
gel5it. God lit Die 6iiae Der Sel6it.
m0roer oft 10 groB, OaB i6rc Seirbcn
lno &eiie 0ic aan5c &onne aniiiQcu.
Scl6it flcine 9}dgct6ierc iinOen IN
0roBcn 9c6dltern i6r @noe. Ger
Eion5e MAIDEN Damn 6eionoerS lc.
dermGuliqt 9lfien uio Gi&60rn6eu
Sen nIyleiidiu6alt~ i6rcr @anne itrei.
tig umO fiibren ibn iidJ 5l @emiitbe.
9htU BON ouritigel NciieiiOen bat
man ge66rt, oeneu sic 6liiiiigfcit Ser
aauneu 3lr &a5lmg Oicnci muBtc,
bod oiirite Elm iolAcr &rimf niGt &c.
raOe 3u 0cn oppetitlidcu ge50ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Gnthcrinc glelSaarot acitur6cn.

Syn Scr @obmng BON 6rou Suber,
in 9}r. 2t, @oultnep-StroBe, lit &c.
iterl aat6crine 91eio6orOt cine
Sbmcitcr bon 5ron Nlarie @e6er,
ans Dem 9eben geiAieoen Die 9ei-
iebuna iinoet morgcn 93adnittog 2
ll6r pon Der geuonntcn gSo6nng
ans ouf Dem &eltcrn 6rieobofc itdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

" ci5en. r. 3uiubr, 5I174 8u-
iHel; &erian0t bon 0cn @leoatoren
t435 gliimcl GleOatoreu.&orrat1
215.5OG Nnichcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

92oiS. .3ufu6r 1850 @uibel;
@crionot bon ocn @lcuotorcn $3.50
@uibel; Gleootorcn.&orrot6 SL7l3
9itir6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
aii6e aus 6rennenOem stall oerettct,

Gii6c aus brenuenOGm Stall gerettet.
Geitern 9}qdjt 5crit6rte Elm ans I'M
6cfantcr llriaAc cntitanocuer Brand
oei groBen &iebiiaQ oui Dem @anoliB
oeS 6errn George w. Glagett BEL
&an0aQstomn Baltimore GountD.
3pci 9}eger. bic in oen Staae i6lie-
fen, entfamen mr tnopp Dem 6euer-
to0e. % &ii6e, iebs @ioult6iere lmO
Elm @ferO fonnten acrettet ueroen;
3pei gGogen, etna 5e6n Eonnen
Stro6 unO me6rere Eonnen Seu iin0
per6rannt. Sin 9(eger wuroe Ourb
itarfcn @rdn0gcrud gemcdt imO elite
in @rn Glagett'S &mis, Inn i'm BON
bern @ranOc 81 6enahri6tigen. 0ic-
fem gelang es crit nod LANCER 3eit,
eiuc telepbonii6e &er6in0rng nit Der
characterization 3i erreiden oa er
bel ueric6ic0enen 9to66aru crit nn-
flopfen muBtc, che er in ciucDi @uuie
sic @euo6ner ans Dem geiun0en
S6laie ipeden fonnte 0a6er mar
uu9 Scr StaQ ibou taft poqitduOig
nicoergebronnf, ais ole ,GifesOiller
6cncrme6r ausriidtc. Ser StaQ mar
crit Dor cinem Sa6rc ge6aut moroen
im0 entiprab Sen nercitcn Bl0ncn.
Ger S6aoen lit Our4 &erIiberlmg
gc0cdi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Bil ucttuuicn.
Njnin - cine 8aderei neue gia0bari1ait
nil Stfeero ,tub JSnQeu; feline Nlinoimuii 9ta0.
smiraacn I'M ,Scmfiden Correspondent
(9lpr30- Wai6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

ben.
Gie 6ieiigen @}erifaucr 6alten es
nidt fir wo6ribeinli6, DAB Sucrta
iid nod longe miro 6olten fouueL
"a inn Die &epcnucn abaeidnitten
| iin0. sic iinO Der 9inlid5t OaB cr
gcrue aiif irgeuo Gin Arrangement
ciugebeu luiirOe. mcl6c5 i6m einen
e6renooQen 9lbgoug erm6Qlihte. SIN
5alle ieiner 9lb0anfung miir0c uel.
lei1t 0er &eriud] Der @onItitniionalis
lten 5ur GinleBlmg einer &ealerung
bon ben 8er Stootcn gefor0ert per-
Den, bod 60lt man eincn Grfolg 0ers
iel6en uidt iiir. ma6ri1cnliG nm
6oift oaB Die 9eieBung bon &era
@ru5 anoauern moge.
2eiu Gertrouen i'm Ser.
mittlungSbcmii6unGen.
&ero Gru5, 2. Mai Bon
Nlcrifonera unO 2(merifanern miro
es ais ic5r 5peifel6ait crfldrt, Bob sic
&crmittlungSDeriube bon 2lrgenti-
nien 9raiilicn uno G6ile cine Dan,
ernoe &ereiniqung Scr eiunnocr, IN
Der 4ePll0llt befe6oenoen 0ofiIonel
Der0eglIDreil ooer gtube ilao Sro'
nmg 6eritcQen mer0en. 9S6rer gln-
iidt no6 piiroe peri6nli6e Giier.
iiiGtelci Die glu5ma6l zines 5ii6rers
1erDInoerll Der gllen 9ene9m lel oa
SDrge5 llno mot *airIoil9llils Det
pen merltanllden 6attionSTllDrern
oell NlISl@la9 gebe.
WfGn lle1f nllr oorln elne Sopln9
eea Proolellls, oaB inter anlerIiolll.
lpelll PrOlelloraf, aDllId) lple N g(ls
cara8l@ eIne &eglerung 9eplloet
lplro, oIe lpaier 0on ~ oronilll9%-
lllaBl9er %elle 9ema1lten llerltallI-
l9en SeolllleR lIDernomnlen mIro
lllo oaB lolue Mablen lnter allleri-
tallllper Hun!pt ltattnnoeH
&ie 0ilLplllnge aus per @allpt
llaot loelge poll %uerio @'grlfo al
@oro OeS Sran@porioalllplef9 gQall..
Goa 9el'erll pler alIIolHen hlo alll
oen SolllpTer "V'onterep" 9el@afTl
ipilroell, Der lle nab @dloelton orIll.
gen lQiL paoen ertlarf oaB lle oilf
penn Ne9e pom per @allpiltaot lla@
%llerlo @lelllo 9llt De9dlloell iporoell
leieh' gellr pom DER lllleriraglIDen
9lBe goiiell lle lebr gelliten.
%'all@e 0lllpllIli9e ldlaBeh oaB
llow llllll DIS o1tbunDert VI Der
Sloof OleIllo ge9lie0eu llno, oon Oes
lleh Que Wlelllell oorlllll Olelpen pell
lle l9fe Vel~alie llDf oDne Spug
5urlldlallell lpouen
US iollroe oerorllt ooB ore olliI'
ulllerllalllluen Aelllollltrallollen ~
ger SlaoI %'erlto naD oer IOrelle
1cI SillVllll'9e allI9eDorI papeli.
Ale 0lH~lllll9e DeDallpie' aber, DOB
oleler ttllllWlpllng DER summing
llllr operIla9llW ~ llllo oaB elne
ltqrfe Anlerltaller IeIHolIc9e Inter,
llrolnllll9 oeilll~ pelllertoor leI- 'V(lt
SlllSlaDllle Ger 5lpallgSluellel Snalls
PFl'WnaQ'le ellll9er QlllerltallllNer
VaraNr llllo ~tolorlnogen.@.elell.
lGalier 9lalpen one 0lil@illll9e lsl
Der oelll gl9ellfQlllll oon sllllefItallern
3u9elll9Ie1 S@aoen llnDeoellleno. i.
Sle ShlgtlIn9e lagien lerner, oaB
ilo@ olele glllerltaller lpagrlpeIl'Ildl
Que D'le8en9et pel'iiBt DalIeI, ull'
one S9iaot g(erIro 3il gerlallel menH
oer Sn9 olreri nog %ero erllj ges
laQren mare, aDer ne IlIrgieten Ceil
l'llllpe9 lI0er Filerlo ~TeIllo. elll9e
poH oen Ballaalreh oer o@allcod er'
0aQllen lle lDarell IrpDeI l@on elll-
MAJ alll oenl Se9 lla@ Soleoao &C.
@eitcrn wuroe bier Oiii5iea be-
lollnl gelno%t oaB Ole g9lolliere9 ,
lOelWe 0le ylRgilln9e hog @aipeltoll
1til9eh .L..i9 l9l oas lesle 8lll0lllll99-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
@un etrnEen6a1nlUaaaOn aetrOiicn.

Ser in g2r. Az 2914 stroBe
mo6nbofte SO Sabre olte GbarIes
8o0er, Elm autiher Der Clifton
gBooolanO Company, wur6e gcltern
&ornlittoq Dor Dem @eboiloe Yer.
217, Siio-G6urles-StroBe, BON Ell
nem @aqaon Ger GareD.StroBen-
Clinic qetroffcn lmo anlaOpi i6limm
berIebf. Or. @onnin, bon ylr. 400,
Sonoper. StroBe, Derbano ibm Die
g9un0en uno ndbte ibm cine tlof-
fenOe SdnittpunOe 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

0posernes @d6ans nit eaocn uno 10 Sine
morn Doppelte Got paiieHo fir irQenb Ell
@eifmdff In iebr outer gab6aric6aft, glr. 25G0,
Rprit,Yaltimore. straRe. CDr6i3fNlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
@nltimnre 0llnrfthcridltc.

Somiton 2. Oldi 19l4
@i c6l. 3ufu6r 2S3S 6Giier,
cini9lieBli9 1901 6diier 5u 9ocuit-
lGoiut mo 407 5dner 81 @autoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

yaTc snr Gciic in's 9luSlonS Be-.
iorat 6. glainc, @r. 4t3, Ga.SOlti.
mOrc-stry no6r ISaiiOm Suuit @pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

9nt6cile 1amicl Mincr So. Sapital.9nticu,
0ini6enocn bc3a6li felt 1906 ungeidbr 70 @ros
scmt nrn Sabr gfdbcres bel g. Mic IS. Minlls
qir S,r POS, writs2um6aross sstraRc, Baltimore.
(9pr29-Wtai3)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
TEsTIFIED IN UNCLE SAM CASE
Two Detectives Furnished Climax
to the Governments Case.


Oklahoma City, May 2O.--By in
PRODUCING william ]. Burns, the de-
tective. and Fred S. Cook. special
field agent of the government,
whose report was made the basis of
the indictment against H. H. Tucker
and others charged with attempted
oil lease fraudsT the government
reached the climax Of its prosecu-
tion in federal court today.
Burns was the last witness on the
stand and had been identifying pa
pers but a few minutes when the
question arose al to the admissible
ity of the documents and the jury
was excused for the remainder Of the
afternoon. 1t was indicated that
one of the papers Unidentified by
Burns purports to be confession by
Bacon Rind that about six years ago
he received bribes in connection with
tribal all and gas leases. The I'M
dictments against the defendants
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22


The commencement exercises OF
the Southeastern Normal we're held
at 1890 o'clock Thursday morning
at the normal auditorium. The
following Is the order OF services
that was followed out:
Professional. unfold. Ye Portals.
-Guonod.
Invocation Rev. Mr.. Bradley.
Christian Church.
Foreword Edmund cambridge
Murdaugh, president Normal School.
Piano Due--Overtnre, Tanhauser
(Wagner) Isl piano, Miss Gladys
Davis; End piano, Miss Bess Nolen
Honorary Address--"The Ideal
Mary Elizabeth Ritchey.
member Senior Glass.
Overture "The Bridal Rose
nc. Lavallee) Orchestra.
Address--IIon. Summers Hardy.
Judge OF Fifth District.
Chorus Waltz Chorus" (Faust)
NORMAL School Chorus.
Piano Solo--''Pol de la Reine''
(Raff) --Misse nellie Haynes.
Presentation Of Diplomas--Ed-
mund cambridge Murdaueh. presi-
dent.
Orchestra.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
BIG TAX SUIT FILED.

Oklahoma City. May 21.--The
biggest tax case that Oklahoma has
had in the courts In so far as real
estate is concerned was presented in
the United States circuit court of ap-
peals in ST. Paul the other day by
Assistant Attorney General Moore
Of this city and the county attorney
Of Usage county. The case involves
the right of the State to tax Usage
surplus lands to the value of $125,-
100000 for period OF % years
1910. together with an enormous
amount of homestead lands of de-
ceased Indians. There are conflict
ing opinions from the two federal
courts and the outcome Of the case
is in doubt.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22

Monday and rendered his resignation
as governor Hssad aPsba had 900
adherents in his residence and 5000
in Durazzo. They startcd a revolt
Tuesday. Esad himself firing the
first shot against the princes palace.
The prince appealed to the COM
manders OF Italian and Austrian
warships, who landed detachments
and set up machine guns in front OF
Essad Pasha's house. The Turkish
commander then asked permission to
be allowed TO so abroad an Italian
warship. This was refused and he
was arrested and placed abroad the
Austrian warship szigetvhr as the
princes prisoner.
According to other reports, Prince
William a fortnight ago discovered
secret plans drawn up by Essad
Pasha and ordered him to disarm his
bodyguard. Essad refused, where-
upon the Albanian gendarmerie.
comamnded by Dutch officers, at
tackled the Pasha residence, arrested
him and turned him over to the Aus
|trian commander.
Five hundred men from the AUS
trian end Italian warships are guard
ing the princes palace.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
FOOD AND DRUG
REGULATIONS CHANGED

washington, Mey 20.--The legend
Guaranteed Under the Food and
Drugs Act is held to be misleading
and deceptive. and the use OF a Sc
rial number on food and drugs. is
prohibited after May i, 1915. by "a
food inspection decision signed May
by the secretaries OF the treasury.
agriculture. and commerce. The
taking effect of the new regulation
is postponed until May =. 1915. in
order to give manufacturers an op-
portunity TO use up their present
stocks Of labels.
After May 1. 1915, guarantees Of
compliance with the law should be
given by manufacturers directly to
dealers and should be incorporated
in the invoice or bill Of sale specify
ing the goods covered. This guar
anty should not appear on the label
or package of the product.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
NOT AN ADMINS
TRATION CANDIDATE.

Il wantto say that / haven't So
llcited the support OF any man in
any state department or in any state
Institution. l would be glad. indeed
to have the support Of all Of them.
but / haven't solicited them because
X want to be ins such an attitude
that IL become governor Of this
state l may have free hand, With
out any embarrassment, to deter
mine what is best for all the peo.
pie in the state. and to give them
the best kind Of government.
II promise the people square
deal. an honest deal. an efficient
deal. 1t is up to them to say wheth-
er it is a new deal. promise that
In making this deal none but hon
est men. efficient men and faithful
men shall be selected"
Shawnee speech. April 18th, 191D
II shall be neither an administra-
tive nor an anti-administratiye can
didate, but hope to be candidate
Of a harmonious, united, militant,
aggressive honest. faithful and ef-
ficient Democratic party"
(El Reno. speech, Nov. 2S, 1914)
These words coming from Judge
Williams shows that he is not the
candidate OF the present administra-
ton or Of any set Of men, but that
he occupies position that will en-
able him when he becomes governor.
to in fact give the people a new deal
and his record as public man shows
that he can neither be dominated
nor controlled by any one man or
set Of men. He is the only hope os
the Democratic party today for an
administration that will give the
people good government and at the
same time reduce the burdens OF
taxation.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22

proven a puzzle to those who have
followed the campaign closely.
The first serious engagement of
the campaign was reported to have
occurred near that point Friday.
when three hundred men of the
zaragoza brigade under General
Raoul Madero surprised and scat
tered federal force of four hun
dred Madero then was reported to
have occupied the town of Paredon.
The federal garrison was said later
TO have retired TO Ramos Adizpa, six
miles north of Saltillo; after cutting
the railroad from Paredon as they
retreated.
This is the last direct news of the
campaign to reach here from the
front, although other minor skirm-
ishes were rumored. The question
of how the five thousand federal
troops could reach Paredon and par
ticipate in battle there. forty-fipe
miles from Se federal base at Sal
tillo, remained unsolVed tonight.
If the Durango dispatch is cor
rect. and the engagement took place
after the defeat administered to the
federal force by General Madero, IL
inay indicate that the federals have
advanced from Saltillo, driving be-
fore them the constitutionalist
scouts and reccnnaisance parties
known to be operating in the coun-
try between saltillo and Paredon.
Another possibility is that an a1g-
mented force OF federals from Mon
clova, fleeing before General Fran
cisco Murgia, who advanced from
Piedras Negras against therh, stumb-
led into brush with General vii
las forces.
1t Is possible the news from Fab
ella may be an exaggerated account
OF the first Paredon engagement.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
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