davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11
"A. Mar9.

ME par 6lammer, oa 5Diferne
naae0e oem. Oct iortaIte5, at 8p.
iferne par iaa panot til at finoe
aft / 6Iaiumer foran Iia anoer
Qtaric6en moo @eidiel, at oc Los
milit9re 9rnn0meuo gaa ioran
1ropparne.
ao5beret Iuiflano. Berlin, o0er
9onoon, 3. 9(ug. 9e militpre0lon.
6i9be0er @rooinien 9ranoen6ura
bar uOite0t en- Or0re ON grpro.
priation al aft ao66er, Mesiing
o. 9liffel SuS6oloninasartifler iom
aeoler % Sander fan 6liue 6e1olot
inotil oioere, men Sc nlaa fife ipl-
aes, aoeIr8geS eQer brin5es al
9eien paa anoen Maa0e
aari9en ifal oinoes." 8etrograo,
6. Mug Gen ruSiife @resie aiuer
! Gag enitemmig ltotrpf for 9ius-
lan0S 9eilutning ON at iere ari-
gen til Ell ieirig Slntning. 9eilut.
ningen berom er fun bleoet ltnr.
fet oeo oen tpungne 0paioelie al
@aridau. n9ied4 ifriper:
Saa l9nge iom 9lrneen er /
9e5ol0, ier ri 6renltioen i Neeoe
meo Sillio."
SfDoer boert 8. Qiinllt. 0unfer.
qne, 6ranfrig, 8. 9lia. = 8pifer.
ne bombaroerer 0unferqne meo en-
aGmpetanon, iom beiinoer Jig
6lanoern Gen ienoer Ell 8ranat
ino 9pen buert femte 0fnut, og
oa gaar ale og gemmer Jig. Rdar
0ranaten bar ilaaet neo, fonmer
6olf irem igen og fortiptter oeres
}lrbej0e Az Niinut 9utifferns
% 1 aontorerne % ellers 9pet.
9tot arigslaan. Berlin, 4. 9lug.
9faar RigSOagen tre0er ianlmen
i8en Oen 10. 2luguit, pil Oens for.
nenlite 2lr6eioe 6lipe at 6epilge CT
mt arigsldan. @ie0ens 7atalierne
oe0 2aanet enOnu life er oronet,
aata8ea oct / 9anffre0ie, at Gum.
men bli1er uinOifrpnfet. iom 8tl.
felOet BAR meO oct iioite 9aan.
9ienten bIioer 8 Yrocent; men
Subifriptionen 6Iiper noget ouer
80. 9aanet 0}arts oar 9S1s @fan
betragter llOiigterne ior oct me
Saan ionl meget 8o0e.
10000 orp6es al Sten6loffe.
9itrieernes itore Ga6 ifploes life
iaa meget 6elgen Al 5talienerneS
Slo iom 9}eOfaitningcn al itore
Sten. 0per 10000 Otano bleo
orGbt pna Oenne Maaoe I 5fptte.
lrapene. 9e0 Gan O1artini fanotes
life min0re emo $500 gitrigere %.
De | SfDttegrapane, fnnit al Sten.
bloffe. Stalienerne ifaI bape ta6t
faa 0ipn0 Oenne Scamp 8rlnoen
til oette er muligen ior oct ierite
oeres uOmGrfeOe 9rug al 9(rtiIleri.
ct. og ior BET an0et 0ereS mango
9aionetanialO. 0eres 9oionetter
brn8er lStaIienerne tilipnelaoenoe
meget beore enO oeres NlooItanoere.
8Diferne / gelgien. Gn engelif
2tois ifrioe;. Spifernes 9eiptteIie
al 9elsien bar giuet iom 9ieiultat,
at 1ilitanoen / bette 2ano 6liper
oaorligere % 0aarlisere. 9ebolO.
ninaerne al 9reO, aoife, auI. @e.
troleum etc iuinOer oaglig 5 2lnt-
perpen er SO aSrocent al 9efolfnin.
gen lOen 9lrbeioe
s 2sbet al oen ferite @iaaneO
eiter 9eIgiens Sffupering ienOte
1piferne al Stco til Berlin: 10000
Cons 6peoe, $4,000 Cons 0iaiS,
$4,000 Cons 9Dg, 2inteier til en-
9pr0i al 10000 Quno Sterling,
0lief1ger for 100000 slno Ole
ior 10000 @lmo, ITO for 2l0,-
900 Glmo, @unni for 100000
Qllno, aob6er ior 100000 RunO,
Gis for $4,000 Euno. Dertil nbpre
Mrngoer al 9onmlo, 1rG etc.
1piferne fanot 2Goer og aaroeOe
Su0er til en- 8proi al 100000
guno og ienote aft bette til 9uif.
lan0 De talriae Sloobaaoe, iom
par laitet meo SuOer og Sfino,
ha,,Aa J,f,;art,a yo,,, frt .,,,nar qottA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

3ommcr 9inoieu / Colorado oil-
Sc life iortGae, 6pao 6m oiOitc
3enoer, Colo, g. Mug 0omner
Ben 9. 2in0'ep peo 7enoer Su.
oeniIret cr al 0iitriftsoommer
Sso6n 9(. 9errp funoet IfpIoig |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

&c 8ol0tGgtSiorbr1oelier
lloeir I 9iten. Pem gorf, 8.
2lng. HUBER en- StornL Der gif
ooer BET norOlige Jtep Seriep %
Den neore Gel al 9}ep 9orf / @aar
bleo Ger anrettet Sfaoe ior flere
lniinoe Collars, ire @erioner bleo
orn6t. anOre bIep iaaret. og flere
lno9it meO 9Iso og 9}appe 0soen
0eo 0rnfning eler 9nnneoila1.
@n 2ommetpo 6lep innot forle-
ben Qol, ga ban iful0e itiple @en-
ae ira en- Tarmer paa en- @ifnif
9roiner0. @}inn. san itaf 0aan.
oen neo 9ommen paa 6armeren
% ifuloe leoere 9engene til lin
aantmerat, iom ban troeoe oar bag
6am. Men ser too Ell file 9ige,
o1 5nn tog Fen9ene, boorpaa bun
nar5le0e 6ormeren 9aaoe Ipoen
% bans aammerat bleo arreiteret.
55lere 3ruoielS6repe. GlepelanO,
3, 3. g(ug. oGIenelano Deoler"
bar mootaget ct anonpmt 9reu, /
bpiIfet 9liienoeren trrer 8rpitOent
@ilion paa 2ipet innt trner me0
at iprGnge TO 9lmmunition5iabrif-
fer 9uiten iom SpDn for 9lnm1t-
nitionSiorienoeIien til 9piflanOs
6ien0er. 9reoet er ooer9ioet til
4oitppienet, og oct bemmelige 90
Iiti @aibington er blepet nnoer.
rettet.
&c iarlige Operfersler. 8efalb,
81, g. 2lug. Gn Iarica6 6leu /
e5aar paafsrt al ct ,Sern6unetog
paa en- al aruosniugerne Der BE.
itnreren ior Rortbern s5ainoia
5tate 9lornal Scbool Building,
George S6oop, ser 6aooe 4laos /
}(utomobileu, bIeu orpbt paa Ste-
oct. og Gbauieren Dc. :. 9tocbe,
blep iarlig iaaret S5oop baooe
ppret 9eitDrer al Sfolen atten
lar.
@oet6als tilfaloes. Bahama, 3.
9llg. llmio0elbart inoen @eneral
@oet6als @aar elf ON 9oro /
1anperen o@aitores ior al al.
reiie til Rem Dorf paa CONNER
ierie, fif 5an Orore til at 6egue
iig orefte til 8aI6ngton. @ene-
raj @oet5als uotalte. at ban par
6leDet uHoerrettet in6irefte ON, at
bans )3pruGrelie enifeoes / @u.
ibington, ior at Qipnoi8beOerne,
ser flm0e fonierere meo BAN an
gaaeuoe 2lrmeens REORGANIZATION
@o0e lilitanoe San0et oper.
9}em Dorf, Z. 9tilg. 8un's Ouer-
iiat ooer Sorretningslioet ii8er /
Gag:
gaonmercielt Dipping pil0e oG
re mere iGpnt, par BET life ior BET
llmeiuIoe Geir, iprIi9 2iten. 0ten
6ortiet 6erira bar De ilnoamentale
5ilitanoe iipIoent opret aa iunOe
iom ior GGrpprenoe, % 9epIolt'
beoen beronl leoer til 0en Operbe
uisning, at ser npppe r noget,
ion bil fllnne baoe en- permanent
6en1menoe SSnOilpoelie paa @enop-
lipeliea al alminoelig Sorretnings.
pirfiontbeO.
2apion appellerer. 9enoer, 50.
loraoo, g. 9(ug. So6n II. 9aipion,
Sen tioliaere Strifleoer for ssitl.
minearbeioerne, iom ben 3. 0taj
0smtes ifuloig / lforo paa 0epu-
tn S6eriii So6n 9limmo ulOer 60
loraooitrifen ior 10 2lar iioen bar
oppellerct til COLORADO 45oiciteret.
QapIon blep fcnot ifploia Moro
al ierite @rao 9iimmo blep ifnot
en- aamp mellem itrifenoe 9(rbei-
bere og S'beriiiens 6olf ben 20.
Oftober 1913 9nolom.
CONNER 2inoiep / Colorado oil
Sc life iortGGe, 6pao 6m oiolte
Grnoer, Colo, g. glng. 0omniel
Ben .. 2ino'ep ueo 3enoer Su
oenflret er al Giitriftsoommel
. So5u 9(. Yerrp funoet Ifploig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

2pnc6ing I 0flaboma. Sbamnee,
Ofla., 6. 9lug. gn 9aeger, so.
gerrp, Der oar anflaset for mange
SorbrpoeIier, bIeo bortfert ira
5pnsslet al en- 5oIfe1ob og Inn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

toner iortiptter meo oelo oeres
Cperationer MOD Ausigrne moro
oeitre 9iuslano % golen Ger er
be9Duot en- aaulp ior At oripe DC
tilbagcurreuoe 9flsiere I'D al oitre
@alicien. gr.terne bar 9eIgien
genarobret ira Soiferne 9sbeJraoe,
iom Sc tog oeo 9rl9en Al SLANT
me.4roieftiIer o. ooerliaere taget
700 DarO5 Iarraia. 6ranife SIN
nere bar 6om6aroeret 5aarbrilcfen
/ H6inpreusien 9toroeit ior Qlet3.
sstalienerne OF 2itriIerue iortiPt.
ter en- 6aarOuaffet aamp Snale0es
lnoer aort1e0 De iioite arigs,
netoinger, iom er no8aaet ira oe
iorifelIiaa arilsfontorer. - Geu.
tonernes geuGaelier ior at omrinse
ben rlsitifc 6oueoarme iortirtteS,
liaeiaa 9luSiornes 5ilba1emarcb,
o. 9altropperues tapre QfooitanO.
sra Berlin mel0es, at Der er
toaet nogle iaa liliiaoe 9hlsiere til
6nn5e; oen eitriaife 96rfebertllg
mener aft / aIt at 6aoe 9iort 5000
rnsiiife Sanger. - 5eutonerne ifal
peo oeres Synotaaelie al Rolen i
5pert 5alo 6oue onn6et tore auau-
titeter al RprinasmioIer og 6orage
ior oercS Seite, ioet 2ano6ru1erne
life leo Ororc o9 oi6rpn6te 9iua,
9pa og SABRE paa 6eres Rnrfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

Iab al brittle Sfibe. gonoon,
). Mug. Den belgiife Camper
,aoop6auoel~ paa 1888 1on blep
0aar ienot til 9unos al en- tpit
lln0ereanosbaaO. aaptainen % Of.
te U1anO al 9eietninaen bIeO LAMB
lat I @aar. Gretten iaones.
BOARD Of Iraoe meooelte @aar,
at / SnIi @aneo bleo 46 brittle
Gampere ieuot til 9nnos al Spifer-
ne meo ct lab al GO Mano. Sire
Ganpere itsote paa 0liner, og 10
0lano omfom. GeSiorn0cn soelaa-
DC Iuiferne 16 SeiIifibe.
Stor Brand / aonltautinopel
9ltben, oper 2onoon, 3. q(ug. I'll.
rpiienoe ira aonitantinopeI fort9l,
Ter, at 5000 8pgninger laeoes
g(ife unoer en- grano | forrige llge,
oeriblauSt oct toife Soipital, Der
par fulot al iaareoe Soloater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-11

9tanr 9fusierne retirerer. Eetro'
qrao, Z Mig. st greo ira @ar.
ihall, oateret Tirsoas, iiger, at
@perne, Siar0ofi. @orit5i og Bio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

y p ~ = Is7eTs5n
raro vo - car 80 e $50 r.
g, t'1 r, fsts syn. Mo-,cai- gorsn Maeks sub Of
.s TO- 30 - JeTsrsoE
~ fr-tIa- lest named
4" E4.,'r. Moat,laIr asst named SOB -. -. -.
IT H9ag-,on. M5r'sialt Hsnirs' sub Of r c as!
m-rt-t-'r .gb..............
...............
Erirau" air. named s.b,.................
Ierti1- M.ntsalr, named
~ -
JsT Lard
Jet Iva ~. Ioutciaif.
l.
p named
wkR6 - l. ''''-'1'' '''' "-l''o ~ Cap no 40
r. Van Collie N9nteiair. sloman Of part Of
the a 81 r az 81 Jefferson
WARD NO II CAP NO sta
Mark. Morteiar slomar's p.trolt river sub Of a
part o. the ely "a Of tbe OF that part p 3sT
wAR6 N6 j. ' cap no as,
p.usie I<may. Island view part Of p C
OF Jefferson
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27

IL is regarded here as assur d
that il Italy and Austria decl ne
a state of war, it will be extend
ed also as between Italy Al d
Germany and Turkey. In that
went the Rome Government
wishes the American Ambassa-
doris at Berlin and CONSTANT.
ropl to take over its diplomatic
interests. As yet there has been
request from Germany to have
the United States act for it in
Rome. Germany is reported tc
h ave asked Switzerland to take
her into her interests.
Secretary Bryan refused to
discuss the addition of tn, Ital.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27
Predict Wet Sumner.

Cid people who watch signs
in determining the weather for
the future are confident that we
are 10 have a wet sumner. SAYS
the Unlontown Telegram. Their
predictions are based on The fact
that the crawfish are not build
ing mounds this spring. but end
the holes in which they make
their homes abruptly at the top
OF the ground. This sign is re-
lied upon absolutely by many old
people and according 10 them il
unfailinG. l. seasons wheE III,
weather Is to be- dry the 'craV.
fish build hlsh mounds. From
the fact that they have nc
mounds at OH thIs spring /, is in
d gat,d that the summer vii be
exceedingly vet.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27

Diplomatic
In Serbia German and Aus
trian.
/ In Austria French, British
and japanese.
In Russia Austrian and Ger.
man.
In Germany French. British.
japanese and Serbian.
In France Austrian. German,
Turkish, Guatemalan, Nicara.
guam.
Ia Belgium Austrian, German
British, Serbian, Japanese. Dan
ish, Turkish.
In Great Britain Austrian.
German. Turkish.
In Japan Austrian, German.
In Egypt German. Brazilian,
Swiss.
In Turkey French. Serbia,
British, Belgian and Swiss.
Consular
In Austria Canadian, Russii n,
| Serbian, japanese, British.
,, In Germany; French. British
'anadisn. Panamanian.
In France and Possessions
Turkish. Austrian German.
| In Belgium: Turkish, British
ri japanese.
In Russia; Austrian, Serbian
nd at Warsaw.
Z In japan: Austrian and Ger
, nan ut Yokohama and German
/, md Swiss at Kobe and Nagasak
J., In China; German at HarbiI
lrd Oalny. Manchuria and KwaI
=. urg province.
e Ia Turkey; British at Symrna
! Bri-ut, Alexandretta, Aleppo
4 Damascus and British and Greel
n Tripoli.
10 In Portugal; German and Aus
TITAN at Lourenco Marquis.
\. In Persia; German at Tabriz.
,.l In United Kingdom and Pos
\. sessions: Turkish, German, Aus
Is TRAN; Swiss at Bombay, Sings
pore and johannesburg,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27
NO SUNDAY PROGRAM.
On This Years Redpath Chatauqus
Seven Day Circuit. Tent To
Remain Eight Days.

The important announcement
has just been made by the man.
agement OF the Redpath Chau-
tauduas that there will b. no
Sunday program this year on the
big seven day circuit. which CIR
cult extends from Jacksonville,
Fla, TO Waukegan. Illinois. This
innovation it is said. will cost
more than $4,000. The ten,
will remain eight days in a place
but will be open to the public
only seven.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27
How To Keep Husbands.
Boston Globe]

Wives, according TO the statis-
tics of a survey made in Chicago
by the Bureau OF Public Welfare
stand a relatively small chance
of being deserted J.
If they are big physically; if
they are good cooke; if they are
sweet tempered, helpful. inter
ested, sfectionate and loyal; If
they have children.
Abandonment on the other
hand, is an ever-present peril to
wives who
are weak physically and un
healthy; exttavapant, shrewlsh
and untldS critical and COSBY
not anxious for children.
Figures do liz, bar not always.
One way tos mans heart is
through his stomach, undoubted-
~, and admittedly bunch of
babies helps u Tie him fast al
home.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27

ian and Austrian interests I
those cared for by American En-
bassies in Vienna and Rom,
saying such inquiries presup
posing war would be improper
for him TO answer.
Nevertht tSs. II is known ths
he America Embassies n ,roaC
nave been instructed u. emplo,
such additional clerical help A.
may be necessary and TO prepare
for the extra work.
Information received here re.
Gently has tended to indicate
ltaly's entrance into the Euro
pean conflict and the opening Of
Parliament is expected to develo
clearly ltaly's interests IN the
war.
Up to date the United States
through its embassies. Legations
" con.ulates. represents the in
eres:s Of foreign Governments
a, follows:
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27
Road From Smithland
To Marion Projected.
{ continued from page 81

proposed 10 pass the villages of
Birdsville, Ham pton, Lola and
Salem. affording the northern
half OF the county a central road
way TO and from the county
seat, and also with NJ ariUn.
There is about II 5000 avail.
able for the first yea RS work,
which it is believed will co m
plete the roadbed the entire dis
lance and leave enough to pave
the portion near the Cumberland
river for few miles with mac.
adam.
Editorial Note:-Ths above
sounds good to the editor. Crit
tenden county must meet that
road q, the county line in 1916.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27

There IL more Catarrh IN this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
WAS supposed TO b. incurable, For
great many years doctors pronounced n a
local disease and prescribed local rene
dies. and by constantly failing To cure
with local treatment. pronounced u incur
able Science has proven Cntarrh Co BE- a
constitutional dlscasc. and therefore re
Quires constitutional treatment Halls
CAtarfh cure. manufactured by 7. J.
Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio u the only
Constitutional cure on the market ], u
taken internally. II acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They orer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails 10 cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Addr~-s CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
SOLD by Druggists fbc.
Take Han. Family Piils for constipation.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27
REQUESTED I'd ACT FOX
AUSTRIA and ITALY.
Washington Government lnstruets
Its Embassies To Be Ready
To Comply.

Washington. Ma, "a Both
Austria and Italy have asked the
United states to care for their
diplomatic interests in Rome and
Vienna. respectively. in the event
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-27

# q s'eerance of diplomatic re-
iai'oas The Washington SOW
eminent has instructed its en-
bass.es at the two Capitals to be
IN readiness 10 do so.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
Ilevee Board Meets.

Greenville.-The board Of Missis.
sippee levee commissioners met in
regular semi-annual session here July
IL. President Walter Sillus OF Rose
dale presided and all the members
we're present.
Chief Engineer w. L. Thompson
made a report showing the levees to
be up to the tentative grade In the
district from the Coahoma County
line to a point in Issaquena County
above Mayersville. The board au-
thorized the chief engineer to adver-
tise for bids to be received Aug. II
for the construction Of approximately
500, 900 worth of levee work, most
of which is on the Issaquena County
front.
The report of Secretary and Treas
urer l. Pink Smith showed receipts
from Jan. / to June 80. 1915, includ'
ing cash on hand Jan. /, Of $75S,777.O4
with disbursements for the period Of
$685., 5.O2, leaving a cash balance o.
S64, OF.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
NEWTON TRUCK GROWERS A.
ISOLATION SEEKS READJUsT-
MENT TO NoRTA-EAsT.
GUNTER NOW HEADS BOARD
New President Of Trade Organization
Assumes Offiee and Makes Ap-
pointment Of All Com
mltteea



H. E. Kelly. as sttorney-sxaminer
for the interstate commerce commits.
sion, reached here July 13 to conduct
q hearing which had been asked by the
Newton Truck Growers Association,
who seek a readjustment and reduc'
ton Of freight rates and refrigeration
rates on truck from the Newton dis
trict to the central trade territory
north and east. For a long while there
has been complaint Of excessive and
almost prohibitive rates on these com
modities, and matter was first brought
before the railroad commission for ad'
justment Of the intrastate rates on a
living basis. This is an outcome OF
the rapid development Of the truck
ing business in Newton and adjoining
counties, and the establishment OF
trade relations with points beyond the
state.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23

wouldn't have believed II II they had
not seen It," as Rip Van Wrinkle used
to say when his wife forgot to scold.
The son was delighted, and cheerfully
paid the difference in price. q matter
Of &25.
But the tale had a sequel. On the
way home the old man met an an
Client friend, q dandifled fellow OF
about seventy. He saw the overcoat
also and fell In love with IT, Said the
old man. his los for . bargain In
stantly asserting itself:
Well. friend. II you like It 80 we'll,
better try It on. The truth 10 the
cloth Is q little too heavy to suit me.
As N old friend IN let you have Il
at q bargain.
II was tried on up q side street on
the thronged ~thoroughfare. II fitted.
IT'S yours for $50" said father,
That's not what l paid for Il. but
you know, OF course. that tie always
been q hobby Of mine to make people
happy by such sacrifices"
The money was paid over.
The next day the son had an inter
view with Mr.. Green. With a bit ol
anger he said: See here. when
said a good o~vercoat, | didn't near
n that any old dandy would covet
NDw I'll pavar ha ahla IN nut II OyaI
the old man again."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
RICHES FROM NEVADA MINE
From Single Ore Shoot the National
Has Yielded Four Million Dollars
In Four Years.

Four million dollars In four years 10
the record which a single ore shoot al
National. New, has made. The dis
trict. prior to 1908. was little known.
II lies on the western slope Of Santa
Rosa range In Humboldt county. The
mineral deposits OF this range. says
the bulletin OF the United States geo.
logical survey. may be divided into
two principal classes. younger gold.
misunderstanding veins that in
or near the tertiary volcanic rocks,
and much older gold-and silver-beartng
veins that occur In sedimentary and
associated granite rocks. In this area
the older deposits are but poorly rep
resented and have yielded only .
small output, but one OF the younger
oil tertiary veins has been wonderfully
rich. yielding much ore averaging $50
a pound. During the early period OF
activity a few thousand tons Of low
grade ore, assaying about 500 a ton.
were thrown on the dump Of the Ma
tional mine, but the ore shipped aver
aged about 100000 a ton in gold hav-
Ing q value OF $1,000 an ounce. the
remainder being silver. Cinnabar was
found In one OF the veins.
Native gold is found principally In
the rich shoot OF the National vein.
the Isolated position o; which. in a dis
trict Of Quartz-stibnite veins poor in
gold and silver. is remarkable. The
several veins appear to belong to the
same epoch OF naturalization, the gold
shoot being a local development upon
one Of the normal stibnite veins. The
gold shoot was encountered 40 feet
below the surface and has been fol-
lowed on the dip OF the vein for 500
feet. the stope length reaching $50
feet. che ore, which ran $40 to 500
to the pound, occurred mostly In an
irregular seam from a few inches to
q foot wide.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
ANYWAY, SHE HAD THE KISSES
Avowal Of Dancers Nationality Came
Altogether Too Late to Affect Ar.
dent %Frenchman.

II happened In q big cafe in the
Paris b~oulevards, close to the opera,
and the time was the evening OF the
day on which Italy declared war
against Austria. says the New York
Evening Post. Into the cafe came
Mlle.-well. we will call her simply
Mile. Ravissante-but she has a
South-of- Europe sort Of name and Is
a famous dancer. In she floated Law
ishing smiles right and left. Some
body leaped up and cried Viva ~lItalie,
and as the young woman passed by
his table seized her and gave her a
hearty kiss. At once Joy was uncon'
fined. The dancer was toasted,
cheered, kissed again and again. When
she managed at last to %disengage her.
self from the 4triotic embrace Of the
company, she asked timidly:
but why?"
"Mademoiselle," said one OF the
most ardent, 1T is that we salute In
you the Latin sister who has come
back to US, faithful to the ties o.
blood and ancient sympathy. Once
more, Vive lItalie!"
IT'S lovely Of you," replied Mile
Ravissante. perfectly lovely Of you
and l adore all brave men smiles
were shed about her like sunshine
only | suppose l really ought to tel
you that I'm not an Italian. but
S%paniard!"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
Faculty Staffs Retained.

The members of the general board
of trustees Of the University Of Mis-
sissippi and the state colleges con-
cluded their work July IL, after hear
ing full and exhaustive reports from
the heads Of all the institutions over
which they exercise jurisdiction. Prac-
tically all the recommendations made
were confirmed, and the steps taken
by the chancellor Of the university
and the college presidents with a view
to promoting and increasing the eff
cheney of those schools met with ap'
proval. No material changes in the
faculties were announced. all present
stats being retained.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
VIckssuRG LINEsMAN ELECTRO.
cUTED WHILE AT WORK
ON POLE.
NEWTON HOTEL IS BURNED
Building Valued at 5000 10 Totally
Destroyed by Flames Original.
ING In Defective Flus.
News Over State.

Vicksburg. - Adoiph Shackelford,
for four years q lineman for the Vicks.
burg Light and Traction Company,
an expert electrician. was instantly
killed on July IA. when he received
electric current contact from a troll
ley wire while engaged in working
with a guy support wire. At the
time the accident occurred Lineman
Shackelford was on a pole in front
of the electric ofAce. His death was
witnessed by hundreds Of citizens on
the busy street, who looked on, hor-
ror-stricken, but unable to render as
sistance,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-23
DRAWING

A small girl went home from school
at Ketchikan, Alaska, after a talk to
the children by Mrs. Cornelia Temple
ton Hatcher, president of the territor.
ial W. c. T. u, and e~xcitedly an
nounced to her mother that she was
"going to sign the mustard roll" Mrs.
Hatcher repeated the information to
her audience that night and told them
that the temperance forces intended
to put considerable ginger into the
campaigns for prohibition and the
children would supply a right smart
Of mustard" The combination would
make a plaster that would draw every
dry voter to the polls on November
4, 1916.