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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

DSn Sud lit Sieier unerId,atterlldic
Sentldle &iae nertorpert, ocn 1Seimo
lntcr alien llmitdmoen baran al Der.
Btnoern, ms III Soben III sminaeu
nno felt 5E blei6cn frans0nidlcr lln-
rerldlamtBeit nnO onslildDcm Gigeu.
luiilen g~c9eniiber. Cir, Die SIR aus
Glen Shellen bes Semtihen Meid)cs
ltammt, ltebt ieit iuie Elm 0r,luna ais
%erfprpernng Sentid)ea @eiitca, bent.
id)en Filidtbelunftieins uno oemtid)er
SeibltadDtnng, bereit bis gum lcbten
NtbemSnge G"ms5nbalten.
uInf allen Seiten ltcbt oas oeutidjc
Volt i'll einem saben mno er6itterten
NGmpt ae9en Die bnlbe @elt mno &C.
gen pielfadDe llcbcrmadDt. Sel6lt iuenn
Der 0ampf ihiucr nnr lund lit, lit
bennodl 6ptt nit GmdD. Cure Nnae-
lorlgen in Der Ncimat6 baben Sbu
anaeileilt nnb Gr bat sud- NIT Mnt6
ino Strait %geiuappnet. &crrrant Wptt
nno ieiO itOrf in Dem @efiibl, oafSbr
far cine gcredlte Sadie fGmpit. I'D,
arnRc GmdD Gumcrnoen. .Saltet ans,
@ptt ntro Gndj ieiuen Segen oasn
gsben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

onuc AIsnahme nift uIlein Der
l.eungen 0es @oIfcrredlts ion0crn
aud Qcictpiorige &crgcmaltigungen
umcrlfnniifer &nterclicn ouritcIen,
qaoul0ct babe. 20 ocntt mon III eng
luuO ubtr Dir itrittc rm0 ehrIIdle
9t%cItrnlitot Mooorom &ilions loG
Die Gnulon0er eiucn iojdCn Irdli-
Ocnten mie0crgcpahlt 81 iebcn lnllu-
itcn. 005 fam man ibHcn mnbrDdr-
tlG Hld)t ucrlIbcln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
1e' %critupiuna pcrimmpit Gner
Webiru.

$Hic& Numpfe, QIcidNlIti0e. be.
ortidte Wttuhl tnmnit bon oet llntel.
nllscittn III Gttrem SuittmL elmer
trnaen Hcbtr. reritnpitcn Gingcpci,
Sen. Gr. Nlu9'S @cp 2ifc BILLS &c.
ben protapte @ilie GIN mil0er.
lrld'tcr nldlt ihmer5cnHcr StuhlQang
crtrtldlt &uGr Spitcm. 0olt Gud enc
'F!d'hc init IL. MjnQ'@ 9tcu 2iic
Nils brl Gllrcm YpothgFer. 25t. Giuc
IoltS ont Abeuo miro Cub an Noor
Ncn benz Grubitit lr0bIidl iurIcn
mndcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
in Der yuuouner ,3eitihrift She

@&cctlp 9totion" miro YroliNr1t &il.
lon ltbcr GILES Qcprielcu lpcaen Der
Gitnlte Die or 0nQlnllo mubrcto 0e%
Srlc1e3 crlulcicn hat. Aptf mondlerlci
Art uno %SclIc hobc or lcine SUM.
illr ENGLAND mno icinc Der.
%bunottcu bctrroct nor olleu ourdl
Die Gul0unQ ser BON GuQlonA fiir
Bic Scctrlc1iuhrlml uno sic NchanN
ser 9|cutrolen ciuOgflbrtcn
Ytclicrrnacn. - Scr miro olic otnl
Frdiiocntcn Der Ger. Stautcn ols eiil
Ault5 hciou0CrcS Ncrolenit nad
qeriihnlt ooB cr Die pon Gn1lono
cluocilbrtm 9tcucrungcn. Sic luit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
SSae inner hic GnRcritc Moth bcu

@oniG 81 thun 5min1t--
l}cun Sic MelttricQ$ueidiht cinmol
acldrlCbca III. miro Monltantin ais
Der QrG6tcn NtIocu ocrlclbcn
1clunmt mcr0eu - scr Spar olti Dem
Z lIodtiCl0c uidt Sic 6einoc heliept.
lptclpohl CT bo3 oidl tdnn r. ober nit
Ser ,<ntr!quc, Dem Woloc Dem Der.
toth Or EcrloNeubeit
Ell pouc~ Sobr Gcflnpit
bat.
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RGturopo It.
erdmicn ssseH MebrbejablHng.

Steiger . Observation-Disclosures Aofbudl
fir tIeine 3amilten. Bon 8GIoenIdr
SnreDer 4reis rs Gents.
Ad6ma 6inen.
Die .Eorbitcrn" : Tdbmaiduhen go. 1.
auf 0 Sabre ibriftIlb %oaIdntlrt. Crop
6eno" s@ebaule. ertrd Ielne Solttur,
ale reuciten 8erbelerungen. ablolnt
bic beite 9taihlne, oie Tur Irgeno elllen
BreiS erhdltlidD III S26
81. -Rorblteru .Rabmaihine Ro. 2. ee'
nau ME Yo. /. III nit dutbonlatl'
ifem -0rcp 6eao" S27
Ole ~Roroiteru, RdbmaIfine go. 3, III
8oloen Cat . @ebdule. autbomattId)em
-@bdir Kit GugeIlager ; 8eiteu, nit
autbomatiItem ~8elt N%eplneer", boz
benz Nrrn, qehGrtete Stabltbelle, ale
.aftatements" III Aaltden.
lsiue CUTE Naihtne 81 benz Iegr uiuls
gen YreiS bon uur SIS
Die -Noloitern" sRdbmalhiue go. 4.
eerdu pie No. 3, MIR in Sesis9 dbis
net isorm SCI
aae Si.ie Raifinsn limb abiolut ga.
.antirt. Sic Sroft bat Der Nauier gu
trageu uuo ne betrd9t non 6Oc bis ST.,
{ nab Der 9,itan3.
Dlefe Yrdmienlllts ptro ohne iueitere
Rotts bon 3eIt gu Bet ergdrldl mo per
inherit. uub biele Rretie ridteu llh mad
benz ietpelligen Wnrtttuertb
Nm 8eiten uno iiferiten 1T CO. ons
BeIo per g 0 II a flung (geonep
orberl. bic Der Yoitmeiiter in ben gro
seren GrtItufteu ausIteLen fam. gu
iber'erbeu. @benIo gut uno iiher iinb
Die G r5reRant ~ c ungen, mel
he bic Gqerten in allen grpreBsStn.ios
ren otlsItellen. @enn man bd5 @elo Der
Boftdureiiuno ODER per @rpreBoulueiIun9
ihidt, III Is uitt rothpeuota. ben betrefs
'enoer grief re9iitriren gu ldIien. fuenn
vie Nbreiie beutIih aeifriebeu 1T. 2eqt
nan odpeQen gndrqeIo in oeit Nrief. 70
ioute hieier ftets re9iltrirt peroeu. nm
lter gu fem. ooS berfeIbe rihtia nns
'ontnrt. Sur @eloIenbuuqen in einfndlem
Brtefoerfhlri1e iibernebnIeu mir feiners
tet 0crantfportIit1feit Sm Sale bon
Hbreknerdroerurpen nernefe a ia
1itrt, Die dIte eh.niotpohl tpie Die neue
Bnitoffice on3uoeben. oenn Iorit tonnen
uir ben Hor1en m BEN 9iiheru gar uiht
iinreu-
WonehsS roers biirfen ridlt. trie nns
o oft Qeiticht, nIs bern1eintlife Quit
ma ur dfehoIteu tueroen, Sous
,err fiuh ben Vriefeu bsi3uIerer.
Guittuuo erfotqt nlr hurd Nenoeruua
'es 0otun1s ouf Dem TbreBitreifen.
Wan nbreTire einfnt;
.3urotern, Ca GrcHe, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
91bc Hhtrlcnmum9.

8eIegentllA Der Ginnabme bon
Sutratnn ourh Die Sulgarsn ipen
oete aas oNeue Yclttr 5ournnl" pem
YanoesgenoIien rrl9enOes bereiitsrte
Sob:
Der 8unoesQenoiIe Der beinen UNI
be3nln9Iihen e%urrpdild)en WroBmdt=
te, Oeutl9Iano uno SeIterreIh. I'm
Jarn, uno Die munoerbure NrQ., Der
lpieoerer1tnnoenen Silrtei i;ip puroia
Der 9obe Der Nu'gube. aui ole Bull
9arlen 9~eitellt lpuyoe, uno e~rfiIlt nibt
blob bus Wertrnuen, bus III oeiien
Bolt uno pelien $,3eer gslsbt Il. lpn=
bern iibertrifft DE groBten Grpar.
tungen. Wie bu; 8uIgurIen li5 be-
fpGbrt an ieiner iIoIi6en 5rrnt mad
Der Grobsrun9 Mdteooniens Qeqen cie
6rNn3oien uno En3lGnoer, bic leptsz
NAL, lpenn lie Die SuIgaren 0n9rlffen.
nit blutlgen S0q'eu pieoer ub5iehen
mubten. Nun bat es elnen reuen
Jroben S6ld5 1ud; i'm Noroen &C.
ton, uno leine QeIpentuult nui eus
Qoupt 3umdniens ~nleoeriaI.en Iol.
len. Wfit benz Nnmsn oe5 Crte.
5u:rotn;, bleibt in Der Welt9eit;tts
zine ~9etpnitile bulQnrilhe Huhme2tot
oertniipft, DE plellsifi niht bIob e,ne
SpiTpoe oieiss Ne'ttrieges bleiben.
'onoern nut Dit erie Gtuppe cine,
ldnQen CINE ppn SleQes itationen bis
.um unbefiri.ttn|E 5tiumpbe bil,ep
.-;ye.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

ouf Sen Hippcu crittlut MooOrom
&5IlIou III ie0er GomrnGnepcriantn1.
luna. G2r mchr nl9 SuI [Subrrn
5uoll Ct ioAor Sic @ciontmtbcpolf,
trrltnQ 5llnl @c1et iitr Nric0cn. un0
dIcld hOrulli mar icoCr cin &crrdthcr.
rcr fur mjrtlihcu Trir0en into ocNcl
olc Y uffCnou&uhr ciutrut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
Saiiongcmdbc Sadcn lit ncltt1t
Sctlci0nm9S= Nrtifcllt.
Shlipie.

Shlipie.
Gin Sorratb Don ertra auten
breiten ieioenen 5Our.in.Sonb
Sbltplsn. bic 9empbnlth fir Use
psrtanft wsrben. 8reis ....49c
abafi.@ emnen.
Grtra otde r6lsece 0ineo"
Mdnnee'a ti.6smoen onaefer.
ttst NIT Button 9oun Comfort
collars" uno sluei sroBeH susu.
mahenoen 9oihen, ale @roseu
bis ju II pals, Su nur .$1.OO
Etslss 1T Elm ouseeseidnetes
osmo fur 5dssr uno S~portsIsuts
fir 9erbittrndt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

"a. %FrUHIBNIF NNIHHNItH"
nmmt icincn Youi. DtodelieH nat
0os Gonouf1niQreih in cine ciicrnc
,5onQe 1uHonmcn. Ole Glicnbohucr-
.blu0uua Der @ouptituot Q'utarc]t nit
ocm iptdtigen Noicn 0pnitanta lit
6crcIt5 in iclucu 0un9ut. Yui Nrtli
lei une gclQroo mJro 9Nuforeit rcl
zen. Crciiafca 2. 0rcliatca NcD F!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
SterIina 0emoem an 8


@tr boben nod elnise BON Die.
fen ihonen ehtiarbisen Yercole.
Semoen. NIT peihsn ooer iteifen
ponomanlhsttsn Die mir Mcntaa
ue~ttauien. oas Stld gu .69c
9tette MuIter, pole @rDBe, nur
Stpei fir ieben a1ufsr.
Grtraidiuere 1928 Naht,
robsn fur MANNER 81 Csc.
@rt'o srose, @russn bis su 90
OATS, GUT an9siertist NIT onies.
barem aruesn. in 5arben, Die
niht aus9ebeu. Hreis Csc
Nnoere 81 SOC uno $50.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
Eruieliur Watbrr, ciu Stuoicu.

follcac BON Moo6rolp 9Siliou mo
Ger i'm Ncnou tcnnt. 3dblt uitt luc.
niger ais o3luon5ia @riinoc gc0et
Nllon" ottf. Gjner acuitat; IT Il II.
Il III crltoniih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
,3nr 2inoerHng I'M SS't Icben III
leret Yrosperitat, 4oo.,,A VII [ 5n,

3nr 2iuOerHus nm Sit Icben inr'
'"" '"" fnotliteu 3cit:
ltcber 9iadlt entltebcn meme Veqclffe,
mcfieln gSortc ibre Hcocutlng. Ma3
gciterl1 III 9SaibinQton Eroapcri.
btcB. bat bclltc Die @eoelitung
u ot y itnu0, NungcrSnotb
mo Glen0. IN normalcn 3citcll
wIlr0e Ole ltebcrld)rlIt 0leies Artifela
Qciultt1t bobcu 4Jur 2in0erung Der
y uugersnotb" b., in ser Mlllon-
ldlcn mo oemofrutilhcn Sprudc
mnlB tic Iuuten ~3lr S~in0crung Der
Hrospcritdt."
Nud,6cm por cini1en Ntonatcu
Ole omtlidlcu Stotiltifcr ocs Ncrrn
2Sillon lelllCn q1treucn llntcrtDnncn
FUND un0 Hi mjilCH n1tcL ouB oicS'o.
item Der ECbensholtun, ourd @crrn
ASllIora meilc Nc1icrptt mn foit Gin
Qor5c& Yro3ent berubgcIanGcn icjen.
MIRO Jebt nCm &olt 6urf ell SpC5iol.
bulletin 6ca &unoulrthidlafts &c.
portcnlcnt& III Moibington scr quito
Moth Qcgcbcn, AortoffcIbrot
III b0tcu mo du ellen. WIcid)5eitig
miro 0os Re5cpt oo5u mitoetbeilt.
luoroua 3u Cricbcn lit. Dab ooa BON
Den Gattldlcn oAtricgsbrot" QenulIli-
te ScbGt bon jest nb ocu (iIh oe3
umcritmnihcu tlcincn N}onuea sic
rem lol.
Gus Observation-Disclosures Gcpurta.
mcnt III 2&uibington id)eint cine oil.
0cre Wcinung pon ser Erolperltdt
0ca @crrlt @llion ST baden ola ietn2
qctrcucu StatlitIfer. 81 oleicr Bro.
lperltut io1t Die Srooitrceta 6lltun-
clal RculQu;
sic 4rciie offer @c0ariscrtitel
ltelQeu III nod nidlt 0~Q9cluelcner
&cilc. 9(lmmt mnn 5u Bcrgleihs.
3foefcn 6cu Gurdldnittaprei@ pen 96
Der urcntbchrIldltcn 9trtlfel filr ocn
September Der 0rci lettcn ,Sohre. 10
ilnoct nlall, 0oB oicicr Qllrdit)nitt in
1911 it'd ON S6t2 GentS %ltclltc; IN
1918 oIi 9S Gents Itieg uno in Sep.
tenbcr 1916 lid, ouf Sis bcllei.
Die ais @rotitoiic b%e3eitnctcn @rup-
pen mo I'M &erglcif, 5u laBteul Sabre
um l2fo ~0citicnen. 5lcild. uro
tSCttmOdrtu ltrt %. Se0crlpuarcn llnt
II mo 5crtlhpnurCn uni 33 Yru5ent.
User lceteS ISohr $2.5G iur Elm @aur
SdNfbc bc5ohlte, muB lett minocitenS
$50 crleGcn, A~lcl0erltoiie lino nm
II I'M &ertbc gclticgcn mo Iilr oo3
6rlthldhr IT cine mcttcrc Yrei&Crh0
Juna bon % Yro5Cnt in NuS,tGt az
l1cllt. EeInCu mo Nuumunoaiubrjfatc
rdnqIrtl run 10 bis 80 NrO;ent bo
Der. I0@ N'C0cutltdite lit, 0aB Is qnr
llldt ~llllQc@ nlchr Qibt, mppon cine
t%Sonnlllc 6u9 Scbclt frliten f0nrte.
.gtebI IT nm - bis - Gro5cut then.
ttr ais ltBtC@ Nuhr, Wtilh mo Butter
foltcn EN- Qrittcl mehr, Wartoiieln
io00r 003 Iopptltc. cbsnlo ollie NIll
'entrildte. lmo SNmoI3 lit nm 40
Hrn5ent 1citle1cn. 0urS. mon mus
hcute rilr 0lc Hcbcnab,nurinliie mel
de- mon lcttcn Scptcru6cr iiir 81 full.
len founte $1.3l bc3ubleu. Ilcic
NrbrmtSQdbe triift Pile. guns Qleid,
rerburotbct ODER icOiQ, oIt n0er
lrna. "a g iid nid)t mn %uIuSuc
GcnItGnoc. i0n6oyn Nrtitcl nun6clt.
Die SIR Stbcnslrlitun9 o5iolHt nj.
ihiq iinb.
Oh inherent bunqtrnocn @IoIfe Ser
IFn0cn mcniucr fmurrnn miro, neil
g mcib. 0o6 GuQIouoN d an sen
orndttn unlcrcr Telocr uno Atdcr
'dtte'ltn mo Qltthut fam?
-
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limm1uienS Gintrltt
in Ocn

Nrlea iollte GeutldInno cine trqie
blQc Norntommcr reuben. Sat lie
obcr crit redt 0~c0ffuet uio
oos &orn iii fpitcntrci.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

3pi'IiuQStobne oe& 6 hcs
'0drt4 Nomsa .7rsnt1. ooS tpsniae
l}ellen BON Clnetroot, y. ., ars
lN.Q III %ptytrdRmen. ais Der SGIps
Ell, III neldeu IL ipielteu, III Srlno
Sie wareg lets Sabre at.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
prdmien Site.

gtu Sdbr i'm Gorais he3ahIenoe Moon
lenteu erbnltcn Ie eiHeu ihonen Nalens
>er aI5 Yrdmle gratis uuo pocto'tet. An
Rrdmieu liuo ioIQenoe 3ur auspo9l nor'
saIbeu:
Rdturopoit. IT,"
Dauou limb im Sanger 0rei3ebn Nuns
merr eciaeuen uno nod 5 Nums
nlcrl On Nnllo.l
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Sic Griolec Der WittelmGdte in

&ruuonlcn eriilIlen Die nar5c 9Sclt
nit lrQcbcuhcltcr NcumocrunQ.
%on ~3erihnncttcrn" lit lett falm
nod Ole Rehe!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
n%
G@EAIro

ga Groiic. Sen y. Cft,bcr 1916.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

1z wtac. bstett nHo "a beiabIep pou Bert ii. 1Oli
rite. "a Grofe. ssis.
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An[pradJe hes tsnirrrs AT rrtnr
Crmpprm am hrr 5nmnar.
@crlin, p. Eft.

- 09Hn0taa aMooaoopnoQpn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
AI)VENTlSTS WILL
BUILD COLLEGE
sEvENTH DAY ApvENTisTs HAVE
ARRANGED TO ERECT svlLn
MOS COSTING si2sOOo,
SOUTHERN TRAINING SCHOOL
institution WIN BE Located Near Oh.
tewah--Model Farm To % opeF~
ated In Connection with Train.
Ing School.

Chattanooga. Tenn - Seventh Day
Adventists. represented BY the board
OF trustees OF the Southern Training
School at GraySyille, Tenn, have paid
$4,000 cash for farm near 0ltawah.
James county, and announce thetr IN
tention Of Immediately investing about
$4,000 In buildings there for new
institution TO be known as the South
srn Training College. IL is planned TO
manage q model farm In connection
with he college The Graysvills In
stitution will become an academy. Rep
resentAtives OF the Adyentists said
that one reason for taking the college
from Graysville was that this village
had grown too large. aud that II was
desired 10 have the Institution strictly
free from the detractions even OF a
village. The college viii be oo-educa
tional. Seventh Day Adventists now
operate eighty-tour colleges and inter.
mediate schools and over seven hun.
tred primary schools throughout the
country,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
TRI.sTArE FARMERS MEET.
Dlseuss Agricultural Problsms in Mem
phis Saturday Morning.

Memphis, Tenn Members OF the tri-
state better farming committee. which
embraces leaders In the move TO i'm.
prove agriculture In Arkansas. Missis
sippi and Tennessee, have been called
to meet in Memphis next Saturday APP
proxlmately 1850 men have been inyit,
ed TO attend.
Memphis business men will describe
their recent trip through thirteen coun.
ties OF the weeyil belt OF Northern Mis-.
sissippi, Additional means must be
found 20 aid In keeping the labor on
farms which felt the blast OF the wee.
vii, is asserted Farmers must be ad.
vised 10 do ditching, BODYBUILDING and
ether odd jobs, OF which there are plen.
ty on every farm. Then more fall crops
must be planted, they say.
To the Memphis conference have
been invited representatives OF the az
ricultural educational institutions. rail
road agricultural agents and members
OF the bankers associations and com.
mercial organizations Of the three
states.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

Friendship, Tenn. 49, The Crockett
County Farmers Institute will meet a,
the Friendship Training School Build
ing on Saturday, October Z. for an all.
day session, The president, H. l.,
Zones. a progressive farmer OF this
community. announces splendid pro.
gram md -soms Of the best speakers aa
agricultural topics In the state,
On the program viii be Hon. j. l.
Craig. representative from Crockett
County aad well known farmer; Hon.
J. +, Park, former representative from
this county: Hon J. u, Johnson Of
Jackson. assistant commissioner OF az
riculture; Prof II. s. Nichols OF Jack.
son. superintendent Of the county
agency work In West Tennessee; DR..
+. NJ NcRee Of Union City, presiden.
OF the West Tennessee Farmers lnsti
tute.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

tended into A tnb nj cnch side. defined
ny large white pearl buttons. The
WaistlIac Is Sttsh,ly raised, dispensing
with belt VI any kind.
The skirt shown is cut 20 lnstep
ieagth, bu, this greatly added length Is
an innovation that Is IN the expert.
mental stage, 1t detractS from the skirt
both In comfort ami smartncss. The
chances are that skirts viii make some
concession 10 the nov mode M 10
icngth, hut gnod sense will not extend
them below the ankles The shorter
skirt Is cleaner and better booking.
Two pretty rebels in the realm ~
fashion have successfully detlSi the
law that hats shalt hc uutgtmurd. or
almost without trimming They are
pictured here. making room for soft
feathers IN abundant ornaments. Then
decorations. ia both cases. are made
of ostrich feathers. put al! the ftnth-
sr~ that grow apparently are uSed tor
the small. txqulsitrly made trimmings
tina, millInerS are applying to hats II
velvet or Eel, or yciourS, These orna-
ments, Ike those IL bead and silk EN-.
hrsldery. ana tinSN and ,netsl Maids
are tiat and they cling 70 the shapes
as II TO efsacssthcnasalyeS But they
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
MANY EXHIBITS
1T TR|-sTATE FAIR
ExhIRrTs or FARM AND DAIRY
PRopuegTs SHOW VARIED
pivERsiFicArloM.
PARENT. TEACHERS EXHIBIT
PARENT eaehers' Department Of Puzzle
Schools Make Fine Showing.
Attendance Heavy and
Weather Ideal.

Memphis. Tenn. The Tri,StAta Fair
Association threw the Eatea wide open
At the fair grounds promptly at 10
o. clock Monday morning. The exhibits
this year are greater than have been
shown at any tins during the history
Of the association,
The agricultural show, housed In the
buildings vest OF the race track. Is far
larger than even the management Of
the tair expected And u exudes di.
versihcation from every angle and
booth.
W. c. Jenes, OF Huntisnd. Tenn SUI
perintendsnt Of the agricultural and
horticultural departments. 10 mere
than pleased withNhe show exhibitors
hare given htm. With twice as much
space nj his command this year. every
nook and Granny Is filled with the pro
ducts OF field and garden.
Good cotton Is shown, but along with
II Is variety OF grains, grasses. mel
ons, fruits, ieguInes and other growths
OF the soil, which no previous tri-state
fair has eQualed.
Each OF the county displays to feat.
uring some one product or idea. max.
Ing the exhibit OF an educational "a
well as OF an entertaining natare,
One Of The mos, interesting exhibits
is that arranged in ths clubhouse Ny
the Parent Teacher Association. This
Is tho FIRST year the association has ex.
hihited at the fair, but already IL is a
big feature
The members OF these school ascot
atons proclaimed the opening Of the
fair in a parade through the downtown
streets OF Memphis Every school in
the city was represented In the line Of
1874 automobiles when the parade mas.
ter gave the word TO start.
Miniature displays have been ar.
ranged IN one OF the large rooms Of
the clubhouse which show tho remark
able work the parentteacher associa.
tons are conducting.
While the fair Is in progress the a..
ISOLATION will maintain nursery In
the clubhouse A trained nsrse, FUR.
nlshed by the Bachelor Baby Hospital,
negro maid and committee Of
mothers will be in charge daily, and
will take care OF small children while
mothers leisurely inspect the fair,
Other features in the clubhouse are
registration bureau. an information
desk. rest room and lecture and
music room on the second floor OF the
building, in which lectures and must
Gales will be given daily.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
EXCELLENT DESIGN FOR SEPARATE SKIRT.

mcr. As a rule Colors are suhdued, by
comparison with the bright aud often
violent color.contrasts In summer
skirts. hut this does not signify that
they are dull
The introduction OF cross bars ot
white or black on fabrics that show
color contrasts in plaids or checks
gives them life and sparkle Pipipgs
0f plain color. matching the cross
bar, add happy touch In the hnISh Of
their skirts This IL appareu, IN THE
skirt pictured.
This model Is mude with the front
cut on The straight OF the goods nud
the back on the bias, Both pieces are
attached 20 fitted yoke cut on the
straight and plped with plain white to
match the cross bar. The yoke is ex.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

ture. would look well. II resembles n
branch nj fine twigs with snow cling
Ing To them. or the frost on win
dow pane
An all.yelyet hat at the right has
brlm OF medium width and soft
crown. Everyone Is familiar with os-
trtCh wrcathS. The flues Of the feath-
crs used IN this one are long and
slightly curled. Their scanty arrunge-
ment gives the wreath ilowerlike ap
penrance. II looks much like the beau
uful ragged chrySanthemums which
appear along with II In the fall. II
terminates In two standing half plumes
az The left, back of the shape. These ARE
placed back to back us II to brace one
another M while they still maintain
that ostrich plumes are the best OF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
Homecoming AZ Warpsth

Bristol Tenn-All who ever attend.
cd school at Warpsth have been .nvit.
ed 10 Join in the homecoming ce,ebra.
ton, A general picnic and school fair.
with homecoming addresses and uu-
sIc. win provide program full Of inter.
est and amusement,
This is an cid, historic community.
Beginning with the first settlers. the
people have always had school Back
In the sixties los house was built on
an Indian trail when Old Abraham ard
Dragging Canoe tried 10 exterminGts
the white ssttlers Of East Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

The eafacIysm was occurring. Huge
buildings crushed down as n smashed
ny a giant nst. The ground rocked.
The trees fell fast. The tortured earth
gaped In wide assures. People ran
wildly ahout, shrieking In frenxled
terror. Mrs Kidletts Hooked up from
her novel.
-Rnper, and Harold seem 90 be en-.
Joying themselves" she murmured.
The dear little fellows are 80 full
AZ animal spirit F"--ksnsas City Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

Two soldiers caused some amuse-
ment At golf course the other day.
The first man teed up and made 0
mighty swipe, hus failed 10 shlff the
bail, The miss was repeated no fewer
than three times.
His pal was unable to stand h any
longer.
"t'or heavens sake. FIN" he broke
nuf, ''iYst ms thing, You Know we
have only four days leave
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

William ucan Rowolis was talkiag.
at his cottage at kttcry Point Ne,
about q writer who, aztec coed No.
ginning. had degenerated late a pro
Queer Of trash.
Il suppose" said Mr., Howelis, he
got discouraged with the moderate sale
cs his good work. and now hopes TO
sell his poor work ebundantly,s
Mr.. Howells Eheok his head and
smiled grimiy,
The read to fame" he said, ''is
crowded with men who. discouraged
are hurrying back
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
Accused Of FlIehlnp Papers,

Jackson, Tenn. Bill Summers OF
near Mckenzie" Carroll county, has
been arrested on a bench warrant on
charge OF abstracting and destroying
papers from the files of the court. II
is charged that Bill Summers Was on
the bond OF Bob Summers. indicted for
tipping. end that when the latter
failed TO appear for trial the former
came TO Jackson and committed the
offense for which he was arrested.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06

Sevteryille, Tenn Sewer countys
first homecoming celebration was such
splendid success that citizens OF the
town and country are unanimous In
the expressed desire that IL be made
an annual event. Large numbers OF
former citizens and their families came
for the reunion and renewed the home
ties OF years gone by,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-06
Wood Plant Rebuiids.

Jackson. Tenn The Morris
Manufacturing Company, one OF the
biggest woodworking concerns in the
south, Is rebuilding its plant. wrecked
more than month ago by boiler er.
plosion that killed eigh: persons and
injured is. The new plant will 10
equipped with the most modern ma
chinnry