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3elIu(oi0= Oer6nn0.

9as 3eluloio bat in Der gbirurgi,
I6pn ole perihieoeniten 9erlpenouns
zen gefunben, 70 gum GriaB pom 8no>
d)enliiden, DEFENDERS bel S6doeIoefets
ten, poer fir tinit!ihs @Iieoer, Ylatts
fuB1c6len II. a.. m. Sn Der ,0eutihen
Mfep. Wo6enIdrift" berid)tet iebt Or.
9eusner. @ieben. iibsr neuere BON
ibm aneeftslte 8crIu9e, oas s3eluloio
in 5orm piinner Safeln fir brrbIi6s
ti9e @unoperbdnDe gu benuben. 4uF
Die aupor gereinigte g8unoe brahte er
cine ourdiidtige 3eluloioe6plie pom
ettpa 0,5 W1iuimeter 9ids nerart, oaR
bic 6olie Die Wunordnoer rinqsum
ettpu 8 3sntimeter iibsrragte. g}aas
benz Die meitere llmgebung Der Wun0e
nit 6ar5tlebmoHe iibsritriden uno
nit 3eGftoff be0edt mar, mur0e oas
gan3e nit elmer 8inoe umspidelt. 8ei
oieIer neusn Mrt pon Wun0perbdnben
sr5ielte 6eusner in mebreren SGuen
ppn Observation-Disclosures CUTE Grs
folge begin. ifnele !0eiIunq, 70 oaB
er oas ,3eauIoib in oieier 6orm ais
Defenders 9eeignet fir ale Dunopers
bdnbe mad Operutionen, ~beionoers
ober iiir &riegsperbGnOe in 8oriGlag
bringt. Sn lebterem 6ou biirfte es
pielfa6 eenii9en, Die Wunoen NH nit
3eluloio=6 oIie gu beoeden uuo oieie
bur6 einen ringsum Iaufenben 5reiten
8Iebeitreifen aus Mua ooer NeiIelitoff
nit Der llmgebune Der Wunoe felt gu
oerbinOen, poOur6 idon Elm polltoms
mener 4bi1luB er5ieIt pirb. N0tts
eenfals legt ma iiber oieien eriten
8erbano nod einen Sdubperbnnb aus
3enftoff, na6 oefen 4bnabme ihan
iid iofort pom s3uitan0 Der Wunoe
iiber3eugen tann. @u6 ldBt oieie ftG
jsOer5eit lidtterapeutiih bsbanoeln,
obne oaB Der eieentIi9e 8erbanb ents
fernt miro. tpoburh jeoe @efnbr Der
@erunreini9ung pegfdut. Die ges
brdudten 3enuloioz6 plien braudeu
MIR nit @ltDbol ub9erieben gu tperz
ben, nm oann tpieoer gebrau6sfertig
gu iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
0euer Grp(ollUdoG.

Dos Qonocner .,Ghroniele" berihs
tel iiber elm neues, bon oeiitihen Ghes
intern tntpideltes 9erfabren fir Die
0enutuna pon 6oI3brei ols @rfab fir
8aumnons bel ser 6erite1ung BON
GrploipitofTen. 9ie 3eitung faat,
oob Der Grinb in rrsi grpben 5obris
fen in Mdnnbeim hereits erfolgreih
benubt miro.
Die er0bte G6nieriateit, pslde ii6
bisber in Der 6ol3breia 9eniiBung IN
ben Neq iteGte, MAI bic 4usI6eioun9
aler unreinbeiten, Defenders BED uno
SrpteauloIe. Oos 9erfabren tit i'm
Mnfanqe oosielbe ME bel Der popier'
fabrication. Dos 5ol3 miro semoblen,
qefott uno in fliiIige Jorm gebro6t.
Damn ipiro eg our6 oas enc 9erfah-
rem "rereini9t uno in breite Streifer
aepal5t. Damn lit es fir bic 8e.
banOlung nit Hitraten reif. pobuad
IS in einsn S~rploIirftoif umgepuneelt
miro.
Sas benlbte 0pl3 ut bdupfldnitn
Gi6eu, syi6ten unb girtsnbols. Sir
beftimmt. 3toeds ioa Der 9oIabrei'
GrptofipItoff pirtfamtr iein als
S6iebbaumpons.
Die 3eitung tparnt eleid3eiti9,
Den omeritoniIfen acknowledgement
ni6t LANCER bic @sridiffung Der Baum
pofe mad neutralen i6dfen gu per5in'
bern, ba es teinen s3nsd babe. Baum
pole nls aontrebanbe gu ertld-en.
IS mare Elm pobres llngIid. penn
F6 Is Minionsn Qmsritdnsr. tpel6s
BON Der 9aumtpolle dbbdngeu, fih in
Der aopf fssen piiroen. bob ihre Sn'
tereien Der britifhen Sesmaht ges
o3fert peroen. Gs fpuroe por9eihlos
ZEN, Die oon3s ameritaniihe Baum
poae duf3utnufen uno an bic neutras
len Qdnoer nnh notirlihsm 8e0drI
~ab3uqe6en. Dos fei Elm giaontiiheE
6inan5pfan, ober ourdfibrbar UNI
man piiros oumit fiher bic 2tmsritd'
nsr bsidnftigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
gtr prrmBrm hrs Bnlknms.

tislueiIen ourd cilien iSe5 ergGn5t
l0er0en u0cr cine Nrt Sill aus Mei-
oengeiIett. Ntuh onfere. III Den
ueridie0encn @eger6cn lebr ioedleln.
&c &opibehefrng tommtu nor. Die
JieIigion DER 9uIgofat IL 8cortbo-
eore griedliidle ~ 81 .fy1lthum.
has lein Gbcrhoupt in oam srnrden
IN aonltcntinopeI oncr.ennt.
Sn einoclnen 8eqenoen gibt es
8otboIifen. Sic Iidl @aulifmcr men.
men, mo Yomofen. SIN 8olf berr-
ldlen ooneben iiberoa nod uiel beioni-
ife oItIlaruiife Mnihouunaen. 80.
len, Seen. beIeben Die gauge 0otur,
nah Dem Sobe Iebt nidt MIR Die See
lc. ionoern nitfl Der &orper luciter.
T%ornpire iouaen oen 2ebenoen ooS
9'Iut ans uim. @ie iebr iibrigens Die
Nnl9oren heitrebt itno, ibr &olf full
tllrell 81 bebeil, acht aus DEM Inn
irono berpor, haB mGbreno inter oeit
Gelicn pom iiber GO %,obren 55 Gro
sent N%naIphoeeten iino. inter oenen
ncn 10 biz 90 Sohren MIR nod S
Gro5ent gc5oblt mcr0en. Sic &dlpt-
ermerbsaueIle biIocn neben Ser i'm.
lier mebr mifbliibenoen SSnorltrie
Iferbol uno &ieb5udt. 2ettere be.
ioBt iid in Der @ouptiahe nit Der
3uft bon @iiffeIn ut1o s3ieaen, Die
9onbmirtbidloft eritreft iid ncben
Dem @~ctreioebnlt oui MISUNDERSTANDING
pom @eiu mo Gobot, @oumponc
un6 6lad)S. Cine Spc5ioIitdt ocs
2orocs iii sic 5~abrifation pon 3met-
idlenbrountmein ooer .Gafi" uno
uou HoienoI, 81 oeiien @eminnuna
an Den iithIidlen Sanger 0eS 9olfdnS
sic Roiensndlt aepileat miro. 4ltdl
ole 3i,dt BON Seioenruupcn 1T bic.
len cine GrmerbSoueGe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

inIlen 5iuongsmeile eilge5Ogcn mer,
Den. ME Dies in eutidllnno ul0 anoc-
ren 2Gnocrn aeld)iebt. gSir0 ons ocn
@roBmoeulen BON GnQlauo ober
luoS nilBen? - MGbridlcinIid lebr
|menig. Critters miro bel einen1 Der.
ortlgcn 3mang lii Gnalnno me-
uigltcnS - tein Snterclle fiir Den
NtilitGroienit norbnnoeu iein. meull
cS Ilidt ctma gar SIT groBeren Nus
idlreitlingcn fomnIt, mo sipcitens
linz oieie Refruteu INNER mir Mc-
fruten, Die iid nit Der nuSgebiloc.
ten SoIootcn Der oelltiden grmcc in
tcirer &Seiie uleiIen f6uuen. Selbii
|lrenn Die GuantitGt 0~ieier9eute
beirohtIid aroB fem iolltc. mas je-
hodl iehr iraolid 1T, 70 miro cS aud
bier luieoer Die GuuIitot icin.
Die Den Nusidlne aeben miro uno
rnlB GnaIono pfeiit ollf Dem Iee'
ten 2ode. G5 bat lett Yusbruh oes
Grieees itetS nerfiinoet. bis ouf ben
Ietten Mtonn SIT fdmpien. 0os
iheint iett mohr 81 mer0en. Wit
eem Ictten Gnaor idcint Is lcoodl
in5piidnen ihon ferti9 Qcmorocn 5ll
iein. Wan fam iiber 9toft aus ei.
neni junQen Mann nidlt cincn feIb.
~tiid1tiqcn Nrieqcr modlen, oaS ioIltell
ielblt Die GnQldnoer oud miiieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
c amriren Sic Sas Sndcn,

Nles 1Sllden aren5t on EcSenln.
@loubcu Sic bnB 1Siiden cine ihIim-
me Sode iit2 @ern sic oieie Gronf.
belt nidt nit Or. @obion's eczema
Cintment befdmpfen, 70 haben Sic
ooron moalid,erpeiie mouote. ODER
iabrelona sli trogcn. @iele @ebciltc
iagen: o@orum Iittcn mir 10 bicIe
Nonote Sdlmer5cn mciln cine Ioldc
%bepGbrtc Me6isin ST. boben iit2" 0ic-
leS Cirtntent 1T fem Experiment; e3
boz cine obioltte Seiltroft. 9oufen
Sic belte cine Sdad)tel, mo befdm-
picn Sic oorlit Den @cgim bon Gcie-
ma. SOC Die 1hodtel,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
&niteu, iueldlc aufge9alten Wer
0cn.

Goriidtiae 2el,te iorgcn oaf ii. 0of
tic ~ntfgeboIteu meroen. Or. SINGS
9tep DISCOVERY lit Elm Ntittel BON OFT
erfonntcm @eroienit. GS bot lid
46 Sabre lang i'm Wforfte be%hallptet
Sliqcno uno Nlter be3cugen icine be.
rthigenoen nnb beiIcnoen Guolitd,
ten. 2ungenent5iinounq uno 2lnacn
leiben mer6cn oitnnIs Ourd bernodl-
laiiigte Sebnnblung bernorgerniel.
Gr. Sings Ncip 3i8conerp bolt jette
lhIimmc Sriten ollf uno Iinhert oit
@ripbc Senoen5en. @clo Slriif, ncrrl
IebllhIag. SOC uno $t.00.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

tebr intereIIonte uu0 5uperlidt,lh
ldliteloe Ya6rid,ten bon oraltBen.
Wittlermeile lit unier S6reiben an
9rn. &eimers POM 5. bs., entbaltP.io
cine anpeilung auf Die 3res0ner
SAINT in Berlin gum 8etrage bon
Mart t312.77 fir oas Rotbe &reli5
5ubon0en Der Yrinseiiin 9ei'ridL
&ai1er 8ilbelms SdrpGgeri.t, ouf
Dem @ege biuaus uno miro b%offent-
lid nod Dor @eibnodten OH Dirt itno
SteIle eintreffen. 0ieies %aniAbalide
&eibnadts : Yralcnt, Das Elm neiler
@eneis lit bon Der mld in fernen
Ga Groiie berride1ocn 9egeiIterung
fiir Die groBe Sade mo bon Der
tbatfrdftigeu Spnlpatbie uno 9illfs-
bereitldait Der 9eutidanlerifaner,
miro IN Siel obne 3lpeifel nit groi5er
f5reuoe olfgcnonmen ner0en. @ir
loiIen Den Brief 0es &rn. Relmers
iol9en:
ST Sen "a. Oft. 1915.
2ln Sen ~NoroItern",
Ga Groiie, gSiS.
&ieber Serr Ganorionl
&or einigen Sagen erbielt i'd
einen 8ricf aus philadelphia, no
mir longere 3eit gemobnt baben.
Ser SdreIber oieieS 8riefeS flag
te ilDcr Die un3uperloiiigen, &c.
Iorbten ytadridten omerifaniid)cr
3eitrngen, mo 10 mil ih SbnelI
hel1te Hod)ri6ten gebcn. oie Der
bolltonmlenal @obrbeit cnt1pre
den.
"a lit nun pobI Sunafit sic
iurdtbare ShIodlt IN Der Chant
lagre, Die ales bisber Oogelpele-
lte M oen Sd)atten ltellt. &on
Mittampfern oieier S6lntt, sic
befonntIid] pom %. bis 30. Sep
1entber tobte, erfubrcn mir imuer
mebr uno mebr id)redlihe @in5el-
heiter, bon oeren 5lrhtborteiteu
mir lt1S gar feilien @egriff mofen
f0nnen l1no oie in ieocr Meile ull-
bcidlreiblld) gclpelen lit. Sic eng
iGroer un0 6%ran3oien batten ihon
Ian9e olf oicien Angriff oorberei=
tet mo filbrten i'm NIT groben
2rdftcr, NIT ungefdbr ~ Mili-
omen Nfonn, oltS. GS ergoB lid
ans 1000 itmereu mo 5000 6el0-
aeidiiben ell Wranotenbaael 10
Stuu0et obne ltnte' b, dung Sag
nnO Iaft iiber uniel 'telllngelL
uno ol8 bic 6eiroe Damn nit @as-
bomhen uip. SUM Stltrm pprgiu-
gen fonoen Tie uniere Sruppen oltf
ibren Yolten iiberoa. @is ailf
einige nnbcoelttci1oe Stellunge1l,
muroe Der Mngriff nit eerooe5lt
STANDARDIZATION, ungebelterlihen
&erIultcn fir Sen Angreifer obge-
micien. Rotiirlid1 bottcn aud
ipir id)nerc &erlnIte, aber unlcrc
beloenbdften Srl1ppen Itonoen
mie cine Woiler, un0 unierc Stel-
Iu1gen fino nld)t oltrdbrohen.
Gntieblide Grfabrnngen.
Sd botte eincn 8rief BON eilteiu
8efonnten, ser in oieicr Sdlodt
neriprnoet muroe ltno pelder mir
idlrieh, er fonne feline @eoanfen
nod nidt inmmelit CT borte nod
imnler oieien iinnperlpirrenoen
@eldiiboonner ullb CT lei nod
nidt tGbig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8riefe gu lhreiben. Ibcr uniere
oroBten Scinbe, Die G~nglanber.
iino 0a Qon5 fiirdterlld per-
trintnnt noroeL 10 baben iie it'd
IS nid)t ecoad)t.
9eutc fam Die Nodridt, boB
Rigo uno 0%itnaburg iidl ,lift
iGnqer boItelt fonnen, unb mir
merocr mcbl bolo BON Dem Soa
oieier Yldse horen. Die &uIlclt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

Die herpprftebenbfte Gigenf6rift
Der englifaen 9oIitit 1T Die Seudelei;
Ie fpenbet ale Mittel on, Die Der
ein3elne gneldnber perabfheut. Sn
5rantrei6 1T ia Die Yolitit 5u 3eis
ten oud nidt iebr ndblerifd in ihreu
Mitteln eepeIen, namentti6 i6pddes
rem 8olfsftdmmen i'm Nuslano ees
eeniiber lit 1e ebenFo groufam unb
brutal perfabren pie Die engtiide; @es
pnlttaten uno lteberliTtung Iino ebens
70 porgefommen pie i'm engliihen Res
oime, aber bas Mab BON 6euheIei uno
perFibie, ME es Der eralifhen pplitit
bdufig eigen lit, lit oo4 an ibr ni9t
na63utpeifen.
8ismor6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

e @ui9nrelt, Die
lid I'M Iesten
Solfanfricg mt
Ter allen anoeren
&Oltern oer@alb-
inlel D%cruortbo
ten iln0 Die man
Die GreuBen bes
Salfons Qc-
nallnt bnr.iino in
Der Nouotlnd,c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
Cine dung.

Stuh
@ic groB mar sic lleberro-
ifuilg bel Dem goil5en oelitlhen
&olt, lno bel unieren tSeinoeH
nift miuoer, mir nit etpos I'm
t~erid)ico, als nit einem Wole es
bieB, 5pei eroBe Armeen inter
% a fem en- luno Is dlIm1b
bitten Ole 9onou iiberi6ritten
uto hereits Selgrno geitiirmt uno
iiunoen nun ldon in Serbiell. Is
mar Sbotlndle gemnroen, mas Der
&eihsfan5ler III ieiner eroBen
Neid)stogsrcoe ernGbnt botte rod
benz 6on BON 9reit ; 2itolpsf, es
lino erobe SrGfte frei geiporoen
iiir lpeiterc S6ld9e, uno MN lit
Is bereits in griiiaung 9egougelt.
england. &uBlono, 5roitfrelr1,
&toliert uip. iino einfoh bali!
uno fiblen iid 10 ilberroiht Dab
lie IdeintS bolfoumen oen Sppf
perloren boben. 9aS bette 8eI-
lpiel lit. Dob @rep, Msquitb, Sci
colie, 2orier 5llriifQetreten iillo.
aSebt briht ooS filrhthnre Strafae-
rift iiber Serbien bercin, ltn6 Die.
10 bcimtiidiihen &~onigsmorGer
trifft jeet Ole mobIperoieutc
Strafe. "a bari fem menihlides
Niibren it'd regell, 1tno obne 8ornt-
her5igfeit muB oieie elenoe @rut,
Die oireften llrheber 0iele8 lhref-
Iideil arieges, fir inner pom
Gr0bo0en pcrldminoen. Die top.
feren 9lllgorcn boben Sen rid)ti-
Qcn9Seg elngeidlIoqe1 uro iin0 altf
unlerc Selte g~etreteL uno IN fllr
GER Belt lit Der Qernoe gScg pon
Berlin nod Gonitontino-
peI frei lrlo oonn fonmt oic
beiBerIebnte Stunoe mo- mir NIT
Gngloro Nbrefnung holten mo
@ergeltung fir nuc Siin0en for=
bern. & gppten uno Der
Sue5fanol iinb Die u Of IL
Iesferc Gnglano'S uito mir
mcroen tie 81 fin0en miiien. Die
9onae @elt miro nod @clegenbeit
9enlte bobcl ST %Itaunen.
&nr @eibnadlten.
Gieies miro ipohl meill lester
%rief Dor Meibnod)ten iein, 1oh
s @odlcn uno ons idone, 0elttihe
@eibnodltsfelt itcbt Dor Der 5bllr.
&er hotte bos geooht, ouB 10
pieIc talllcnoe unierer 9rii0er
aud 81 bieiern Set mieocr nlht
Oobeim lcin oilrful, mo mie piele
Sbrdnen gibt cs 0o nid)t 81 trpd-
men.
~Sn Sbrer 3eittng,o BENT uHoro-
tern, leic i'd ooB Die 9cgellterung
tilr l%uliere beilige Sode berelts
nafoeIoiien bate .meld)eS mir aud
bon anoerer Seite beltdtigt miro;
Is mare 5t beoouern merll 0icles
Der 6nl lein ioate. Seoer Sog
bringt inns Nuirlfe Gerer 81 ge-
benfeL bic ibr @lnt uno 2e6en
fir ms loIlen millietl, uno inn
nlcr flnOeit oieic geredtcn M}ob-
mtitgen Qebiibrcnoc 4ncrfennumg.
@os mer0en on ms filr Nnforoe-
rluqen geitelt, opd mir ner5aeen
nidt uno ouS gor3e oeutife
&olf bdIt einmiithig nit &oller
uno Hegicrlulg 3uiummell. ilit-
icre 2ooiuna blei6t: .Ourd1 :
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

pc~rtbcioigen iid nit grobcr 3G-
biafelt, abcr IS miro ibnen nidts
nlleen, Dos Gu0e fomnlt INNER
n1ber. mo Die inneren 3ultGnoe
in HuBlono iiuo mir ci:le u epo :
tuition mebrl ais reif. 9os
furd)tbarc Glero, mcIdes iiber
Minionen ormer Slildtlinge ber-
cingcbrodcn iii, ioa gan5 erell-
5enlos iein. Ger Bar bon Stub
Iano, Der cine Mann. fam Srieoen
aebieten. oher iolange Die nlen-
ihenfreunoliden, fromnlen un0
.nerltrolen" Amerifancr nod
@offeu uno @elo Iiefern, miro
mobl fem 8eoanfe ouron fem.
9ieies idmioerbafte Mforoen miro
bon Den 4merifonern ia inter
ltiitt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

III ioeben aus
&ieI, Der 9a
lis ltno Dem
Sunllnel 4las
a~riegsflotte. elm
Der oeutihHt
getroffener9rief
non @rn. CUB
10 Ig Rel
rterS, entbdlt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

did it. Jealous men will say that it
is Texas business to amuse her au-
diences by kissing foolish old gentle
men on their bald spots.
Well, l am not old. Sedate? Yes!
Respectable? To~be sure. But my
responsibility is not an~integral part
of me.
could, if | would, cast it off like a
garment. could be a devil. was
one once-with the ladies. Could be?
AM devil.
Texas! Texas! What have you
done to me?
1t was during the second act. had
an aisle seat. Texas tripped down
the steps from the stage. A splendid
animal is Texas = full-hipped, full
breasted, vibrant with youth.
She came laughing. For the ladies
in the audience cannot speak, save
that they regarded Texas with disap-
proval.
AS for us men, we sat expectant,
with sheepish grins,
A little dismayed was Texas, it may
be, when she surveyed that sea of
bald spots. Two rows ahead of me
sat a foolish old man, who, when
Texas bent to salute him, offered his
lips.
Old men should stay at home
nights.
l rejoiced to see that Texas
grasped him firmly by the ears,
chucked his chin into his shirtfront
and brushed his bald spot with her
lips.
My turn next. l may be middle
aged, but 1 am not bald A little
sparse at the temples, yes; but not
bald.
She stopped. Her soft hand touched
my cheek. The years fell from
me. There stirred within my
breast the very spirit of romance as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

- = These asterisks must serve
to indicate how inadequate are words
to describe the emotions expert
enced, enjoyed-and suffered!
My wife says my answers to her
questions as to where and how l had
spent the evening we're oddly inco-
herent.
She says 1 told her 1 had been to
the theater to see "Worl Of the
Whirled"
THIS YOUNG LADY CAN TAKE
CARE OF HERSELF, EVIDENTLY
Three young, weIl-dressed men,
who had probably a little too much
!"ginger ale," kidded their way down
Clark street late Monday afternoon.
The largest share of their kidding
was directed at young girl who was
a few PAGES ahead of the men.
Directly in front of the Palace the
alter one of the men grabbed one of
the others hat and tossed it over the
young lady's head 1t lit directly in
front of her, after brushing against
the plume of her bonnet.
The young lady hesitated just long
enough to prod her dainty foot
through the hat several times-then
she went on. And the hat happened
to be derby. 1t crushed very nicely.
No officer was called. There was
no confusion. The young girl merely
took charge of things herself and
she got away with the best end of the
argument very quietly.
More power to her.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-19
is
PROBATED
Mrs. Media Belle RiveS Leaves
Estate to Husband
and Relatives.

The will of Media Belle Rives has
been admitted to probate in County
Court. The instrument bears date
of April 20, 1914. She bequeathed
all of her property to her brother.
Stanley M. Wiser, the income to be
divided and one half to go to her
husband, H. p. Rives. A note of
81 300 goes to her husband, also.
Valuable jewelry is left to her sis
ter, Jane Wiser Smith, and atter
death it is to be divided between her
nieces, Evelyn Wiser Phillips and
Media Wiser. Stanley M. Wiser is
named as executor.
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is ACTIVE
Sill Another Bee Line Route
Is Proposed By Other
Business Men.

w. d. Carvell and three other bust
ness men of Allensville motored to
this city Thursday and conferred
with local business men on still an
other Bee Line route to Nashville.
They favor a route from here 10
Elkton, thence to Allensville, Keys
burg and to junction with the Rus
sellville line at Barren Plains, near
Springfield, Tenn. Such a route
would need 8 miles of road beyond
Elkton to give it pike all the way
to Springfield. They learned that
business men had COM
mitted themselves to the Guthrie
route.
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Admiral Howard Has Authority
to Land Force in Mexico and
Stop Indians.
YAQUIS THREATEN TROUBLE.
U. S. Marines Ready to Rush
to Aid of Citizens If in
Any Danger.

San Diego, CAL. June 18.-Peril of
American settlers in the Yaqui val.
ley brought orders Monday for the
dispatch of three cruisers for Next
can west coast and authorization to
Admiral Thomas B. Howard to land
an expeditionary force if he thinks
best.
The flagship Colorado sailed first,
carrying three companies Of marines.
Somewhere off the coast of lower
California the radio began swapping
back orders from the admiral, which
started the protected cruiser Chat
tanooga after the Colorado. The
protected cruiser Raleigh, also or.
dered to sail, began getting up
steam and was expected to get away
in the night.
All three were destined for Tobari
bay, near Gauymas, railroad termi.
nus and seaport in Sonora. Ninety
miles southwest of Guaymas is Els.
peranza, where an American colony
which has successfully resisted at
tacks of Yaqui Indians, is reported
to be again in danger.
The Indians, who have declared
their independence, seek to GUST
settlers from land which is said to
have been taken from the Yaquis,
under the administration of Porfrio
Diaz. They were reported today to
have withdrawn to the mountains.
The three cruisers have available
for landing purposes LOO officers
and men besides the marines.
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NeighbOring Towns Sent Delega-
lions For Another Con-
ference Here Yesterday.
CROWD MAY GO ON SPECIAL
Meeting Held at H. B. NJ. A.
Rooms at Three /.
O'clock.

Another Bee Line Highway meet.
ing was held yesterday at 8 o'clock
at the request of a number of the
delegates from Pembroke, Trenton,
and Guthrie, who will attend the
Evansville meeting next Thursday.
They arrived inautomobiles and came
to discuss the trip to Evansville and
the prospects for a delegation large
enough to justify a special train.
The L. & l.. Railroad offers to furn-
ish a special train if as many as 100
go. enthusiasm is on the increase
and it looks like fully that many will
go from the towns along the road in
this vicinity.
President Cooper is adding to the
list of Hopkinsville people all who
will let him know that they wish to
attend as delegates. There is no
limit to the delegation. If so or
more go, it will be all the better.
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MANDATE
AWAITED
In The Reversal of The Case
of Captain E. ".
Clark,

Judge Turner rendered the decis-
ion in the Court Of Appeals reversing
the E. W. Clark case.
From a moral standpoint, - said
the court, nothing is to be said in
eXtenuation of appellants conduct;
but an indispensable element in his
guilt is that the girl, Alberta Mitch
ell, must have been at the time I'M
der l6 years Of age. We have re-
luctantly come to the conclusion.
after analysis of the evidence, that
it was not sufficient on this vital
point.
Numerous instances and occur.
rences shown by the record point al.
most unerringly to the existence of
such relations between them during
the period named"
The testimony of the girls mother
as to the time she was born made her
a year younger than the record of
the family Bible and her age as Civ.
en- to the census enumerator for sew.
eral years.
The Court of Appeals was to ad.
journ yesterday for the summer and
was expected to issue the mandate
in the case before adjournment.
When the mandate is received here,
Capt. Clark can execute bond and
be at liberty until another trial. |
The Mitchell family has moved to |
Georgia, except one of the boys.
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NEW CASES
ARE TRIED
Circuit Court Has Made Good
Progress on Criminal
Docket.
INJUNCTION CASE MONDAY.
Cayce-Puckett Case Ends In
Fine of $50 For E. c.
Cayce.
INJUNCTION CASE MONDAY.

Considerable interest centers in
the argument set for next Monday
of the injunction suit filed by Tandy
& Fairleigh and other tobacco prizers
and dealers, against the license tax
ordinance passed by the city council
last December and passed again in
April for the fiscal year beginning
May 1. Especial objection is made
in this suit to the fixing of 25c per
hogshead tax on tobacco after it has
been priced. The plaintiffs claim
the ordinance is invalid and inequit-
able, and they seek to have it so de-
clarad by the court, and the city Off
Gals enjoined from collecting the
taxes under it.
E. C. Cayce was placed on trial
Wednesday for assaulting S. c.
Pucsett with a buggy whip and
verdict was reached Thursday and
defendant fined $50.
The court gave peremptory in
struction as to his guilt, the jury
only fixing the amount. Mr.. Puck
EFT while riding a motorcycle col
lided with Mr.. Cayce's buggy and
the latter got out of his buggy and
struck Mr.. Pickett about twenty
times with his whip. Mr.. Pickett
made no resistance. but prosecuted
the case and secured the indictment
for assault. There is also talk of a
civil suit for damages.
Luke Ferguson was given a SEN
tence of one year in the penitentiary
for taking coal from the L. & Ms.
cars.
Bruce Henry was given two years
for forgery.
Houston Griffin, charged with
grand larceny, was acquitted.
Aubrey Mabry, housebreaking,
was given two years.
Dennis Thomas, housebreaking,
in Anderson & Co. case
and given years in Blythe's Drug
Store case. Concealed weapon case
Heber Garden was given one year
for housebreaking, entering Ander-
son & Co.'S. store with Aubrey Ma
brey.
Isaac Poindexter, col. given 81
years for assaulting and beating IL
negro woman, on plea of guilty.
The case of r. M. Turks VS.. Fidel-I
ity & Casualty Co., was tried yester-
day.