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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27

bon rciienSen amcrifaniIden 8iirgeri
nusgciprohen.
6rieo[idDe 8cileauu9 Ser llsguOt
SSrnge?
Die SatiadDe, bah 8UtIdafer 8e
raro in Berlin nnb Der btntid)e Sans
Ter 10 Iangc NIT eiuauber iidl beipra
den, luiro ais gHnitiges Seidlen anf
gefaft. 8enn 9entihlanS nidjt &C
ueist mare, bic SOrbernngen Sei
&er. Staaten an beluilligen, iuitrOI
bic SeipredDmg feline 10 lnnge gelue
len Iein. Yndy Die HadDridDt, ban De-
9etdsfan3ler, ebe er bic NntiuOrt a6
ienbet, nud)mals init 0em Saiier fDn
ferieren suirS unO ms SentI6e militia
ride Sanptanartier srm 9atIsr &C
Fabren lit, bot iebbaftes Sntereiie her
purgernieu. Starfe pplitiid)e Gin
fIiiiic arbciteu, luic 8utid)after Sc
rarb berid)tete, in 0entIhlan6 geget
eiusn AbbrndD Der 8rsiebnnsen 80 oer
Der. Staatcn, grbeiterfiibrer NM
Spsialbemofraten in erlter 2iHie.
Berlin, 26. aprI. - Nls 8OtIdaI
ter 8erarO ben Jteidsfa5ler OerlieR
iunrbe er BON bentIdDen nuS amerita
nIdyeu 8erihtcritattern mmlagert.
y9creiten Sie iidD SIR slbreiie boz
Berlin nor?" iunrbe CT gefragt.
ySd) faun nidts iagcn," antiuorte
tc Der Sptidlafter,
9IIsSnnn ianbtc Der 8OtIdJafter eli
langes pertraultdles Sabelgramm al
ben RrGiibenten &iliOn.
9a niele Nmertfaner bier fiird)ten
6af Der 8rudy nnbc isi, fummeu fl
in Die SUtIdJnft mne IaiIen itdD tbr
8GIIe ansitcllea. @icle nmerifanI
id,en 0eIdDGftsleute baben lire Snmi
lien uoh Der Sdvipci5 rcIp. nGdJ So
penbageu geianbt. 3ablreidJc Ameri
faner baben Itd) an 6eneralfOniu
Gan NM Giat nno 0elO geiuanet, 9i
nmerifaniIdIe 9auoelsfammer bat ei
ne StBnug clubernfen.
Sulleu Die amcrifaniidjcn Srnppel
ans McTifD 5nriifgesUgcn luerbeu?
gOn nenem inf Der Nnfentbal
@illns nufgcit6bert nno bic &erfOI
anng uie0er anf9euUmmen iuUrOer
icin. Die amcrifaniid)cn Srupper
bnbcn ueue 8eritdrfuugeu erbalter
nn0 iiuo nit 2cbeusmittelu uno Ytu
uttiOn nen ncrprDUianticrt uOrOcn.
8aIGingtOu, 26. gIpril. - 3ir
GntIdciOnng Der &nnOesrcgieruns il
Der merifaniihcn Srage nnb bic gnt
luOrt nnf Die 9tOte Garrnu3n's iuiri
uOn bem HeIultnt elmer SOnferen,
5luiiden 8cneraI ScOtt uuo benz me
rifaniiden aricgsminiitcr 0enera
CbreeOn nbbGnaen. 9ie 9Onfcrent
uiro unbrIdeinIid) in 9nare3 itatt
finbcn. General Scott beftnoet I'D
in San 9lutuniu, iuqbrsuo 8enera
CbregOn bereitS Mericu Sin berlnI
len nnO itdD auf Der 9ieiIc uadD De,
@rensc 6cfin0cn Ioll.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
Yro : Nooiebelt.
Col. Weluin GrigsbD betampft
Sans 9emutb Uegen ietner
Anti=3Ooieuelt=G GrtlarnnQ
Ssujeuelt.9Onferen5 in Iitdeu.

0o8 bon ul8 Grlportete lit einges
troffen
Obmob( RooIepcIt it6 me9en gtlht'
erIongung Der HraiiOentihotts-
nation ouf Der IeBten republttonll6ell
gtotipnoIfoupention bon Der republE'
foui1hen Yartei lo8la9te lmO oaDurdI
ocu Sieg 8ilIOnS berbelfilbrte; troB'
Dem IN fait allen Staaten, III oener
Gor5uq8- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltatt'
jonOen, Nooiepelt-Gelcgate unterlos
gen; ob1dou HooieDelt gerooe5r ollie
treucn rbppbenateo" 8itr9er Olelc7
Qun0eS our6 leinen bGBli6en 9lns'
lprud: Shoot the bDpben IN the
bad, bcpfottierte, lpoburd er Stan'
Otnopier, S5rl1noer, OaS oclltIhe Glts
nent rno ole Glementc, Del6e nlht
in amerifd geboren uno Oa0urh tenlt
ntsMmerifaner" ltn0, III gletdl
bdBlidem Sinue traf; trob0em Moo
1epeIt BON oen Mlmitionss mo Mnil
Str. SS11tereIlen oireft unterltlBt
miro; tros0en HooieDeIt Elm genaltls
ger SGbelraIIler lit luo Die gon6e
8seIt perbauen modte; troboem Hoos
ieoeIt feline begeiltertlten mo treuelten
friiberen Nnbdrger, Die rbDpbenateo
De,.tfd'o Amerifaner, gerpiliermoBen
ols 8erihtp0rer gegen oieieS &ono
binqeItellt unO lett 9lusbruh 0eS
0rieqeS in uoBIoien 2llsf1llen 0egen
unier uItes 8aterlun0 gebeBt boz
trohocm Roolcpclt III bGBlihIter umo
uuniiroiger 8eile ben fritberen Ero'
itotnten Toft blos3ultellen periu6te;
trob Nem er ith gegen Die repubItton1s
id9e 4'artet ponOtc, Die tbn 5ltm Era'
Stocuttn mahte; troBoent 9ool leoeIt
0ireft ,ine @efubr gegen ben tSrteOen
oieIes GanbeS reprdlentiert, ioll er Der
repubhtuni1hert Fartei nit @emolt
auf9ebnS1t uer0en.
Seine NumiuatiOn mare gIelfbc'
OemtenS nit Der Nieberlnge Der repns
bIifauilden Sartci i'm oerbit.
Seine moBloien 2ngrtffc haben n-
oireft @iIiOn oltf8eitahelt, itortere--
perntetntlid1e --~ Trumpffarten aus
3uIpicIen. Seine Nouinotion mare
qletdbe0euteuo nit Scr 8tcocrermoD'
lung 8tllonS.
Nus oicien @riinoen haben mir lul,
icle &an0iootur ais 9elegat gum re.
pubIifaniihen Acknowledgement an4e-
meloct, un0 aus 6ieien @rinbcn ho-
ben mir frout lmo frei erfldrt foIla
erlpGbIt, gegen HoOIeDelt 81 ittmmen,
un0 iirO troB0ern etrIttntnig in
V}itdeQ noutniert por0en
2Iuein lmiere noelrtidbc" 9lbitom
munq, lmIere mGnnlihe Grtl0rlmg
lit RooIepelt Ihen Hotentan1critorern
Elm Corn i'm 2luge, lm0 oarlmH III
Sol. Wfcluin GirigsbB DOn SiOnE
sails BON lmIcren @egnern uno 9too'
IeOeIt.InbQnQeru au8geiu6t mor0en,
ieine SppOiitiOus.aanbtbntnr 5n cr'
flGren, uno Sol. 8rig8bD, ben ptr
fraber nntcritiibter, ais er Dor Sab
rem &anbioot fir Sen 8un6eSienot
mar, bat nun ieinc &unOiOatrr ongcs
fiinoiQt uno in ser oSiorr 6oll8
RreB" Gin ser Iu5qobe pom %.
9lpriD in folge"he' Meiie be8riin0et.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27

ouBer 6rogc @5 tit auh oo8 llrteiI
Der meilten 8IQtter in oicicnl 3eiIe
0es Staotes. g8ir ermGbnen nur II.
"a. oYlonfinton W1aiI", y6omarO
EreB" 5iour Sails o2lrQu8- -2eo0er~
n9eresforo gtelps", nGenterbiQe
<Sorrnnl". n2lberoeen 2(mericon",
oEpnooQ Eriblme~, o2eoo Sal"
8i,rre rGnpital Sournal", oGanooo
eeraIn", 4}nrfer ..Relp Gra", SLAM
orem1 ognterpriie" uIw. lrilp. Der
oArgus-2eooer" idreibt 3. g: SEER
Gbriitopberion lit tiihtig. Gr tut al
les, 0a5 er utternimn1t, griin0lid
er mar Elm tithtigeS Wlitglieo Der
it0otiiden Sdllbeboroe, Elm tiidtiger,
t>ofe..Iarer Snred1er Der 2egi5latur
une cr ipiir0e cbenfall8 6en 1. IiItritt
in mirfFamer 8eiie Dertreten."
Ger N}itheQ oRepubLicm1" rii6mt
beIonbers ieine fonierbutibc, cbrlihe
uno unporteiiihe SaItuug in ser 2es
giSlot1r ,mo Ieine 9(bneigunq geqen
fanattife en8ber8i9e un0 ra0ifalc
WaBreGeln
SSSe0enfaQ5 6at er 0ie llnterItiibuna
Ger Hepublifaner bon Wirule6aDuGo.,
uno in Ger Ste(lltng oieies 2anoes
3ur 8ornl1ugSfrage inn Goud6oot,
frieg limo mir iiber5eugt, oaB er genall
,io qeItinlnt bate, tpie @err 3iQon.
Seine 3Iatform lit cine geIuno fon.
ierbatibe, er Iel6er lit Elm bart orbei.
TENDER vleIf mooe" Mann, er niir6igt
Die 2eiitungcn Der 0elttidelt, er M.
terItiiBt uniere eiqene Gan0ioatur luno
oarum balten mir e5 MIR fir redt
.uno biQig, 0aB ser o3eutIder Se.
|roIo" uno mir ielber feline &anoioatur
'unterItiiben 5lrntol mir in ieoer 8eiIe
ben 8eroienIten 0es Serrn 3illon
Iberoiente @ere6tigfeit pioerfabren
laIIeu uno III feiner g8eiie unIere
Stiinlngeber beeinfllllien tpoIlen.
8ilirn itellt Sentidllanb ein 1tlti.
ntatum 1no Die Merifaner iihen iifJ
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27

Dat i1n eriten Siitrift, Serr 8m,
SDcie DUn Spencer, lnl0 oie unoereu
9anoiooter sur 9tntionulfonDentior
betreffs Der aanoiOotllr No0IeDelts
oenfen, nnO duf Der bon ben HooIe.
peIt-2euten fir oen 10. Wtai in
Mithel an6eruumtcn &onfcren3 iolltt
ii6 bieie @elegenbeit bictelL for tbc
lafe of american fairlteB."
Gb mir crpobIt Deroen o0er ni6t
mir bieIten e8 fir uniere EflidJt, bic
8abler tuiiIen 5,t laTen, ,uie Iuir bcn'
fen. Die 8dbler iino feline oSufers.
8enn uniere lleber5euglng una
Der MSnt, ite often aus5nipredent
inns 0i8quolifi3iercn, onS anterita'
treuc 0eutI6e Clement DieIeS Stoates
|uno 2anoeS BEL elmer aonoentiou al
bertreten, bon 0eren Gutihet0ung 0as
8obI ln0 g8ebe llniere$ 9l0optlppo.
terIonoe8 obbdngcn mag, Dent Sol,
@rigsbp rn5 10 edit HooieDeIt' i6t
Ofotibc" untcridtebt, Damn nebmeu
mir ben SebOebanHidJub auf.
@ir erfldrcn un8 ols Hepublifa.
ner, follS errp6blt, gegeu ben gtihf.
Ncpublifuner 8beooore 2ooiepelt,
trob Ietner 3trfusreflome,, troB ieincs
big Stid", troB leineS aGorara bunt
De ope", trob ieines nuBfreiienoen
.SelpogeIs uno ietne5 III Ifrita nettt'
ocften" nRiper Of boubt" - umo
iiberloIIen unier Shtfial ben g86b.
lem.
Sans 0emutb,
Siio 0ofota &i3epr6Itoent ser @eIt.
5SrteoenS-St8a.
Gic RoOieOelt.2eute oieies Staatcs
boben cine 8onferenS nod Otitdell
mtf OttttfDoh, oen 10. Wtoi, einberu.
fen TieS bat ooS poIitiide &,to6el.
Wu00el nod nebr berlpifelt. gtnd}
ben gcItimmungcu bc8 8rimGrlpobI-
QeieBe$ f0nnen nod 40 Sagen Dor Der
YrimdrmobI feline Erdiioentiduft8s
&unoi0oten mebr ongemel0et lper0en.
Someit lit mlr Gunnin3 bon SSolUa
unqemelOet. 9luein Elm 2lmCnOcnert
beiagt, 0uB altf oem Stinm8ettcl 0en
@0hleru 8Glegenbeit gegeben merben
lou, Die gtamen ihre$ Er0li0entTfnft5s
reIp. Observation-Disclosures
ouf Die beioeu 2inien 81 ihreiben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27

@ilirn itellt SentidjIanb Elm ltlti.
motum tno oie Merifaner iihen iih
on lnleren amerifaniIden 6lugna.
idinen i'm SdeibenibieBen. Gs mare
gum 2ahen, tpenn es niht 10 berteu.
felt ernit mare.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27

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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
FRENCH CAPTURE FORT
ALSO TAKE VILLAGE OF DOUAU-
MONT, SAYS PARIS STATEMENT.
Attack on Front of Four and One
Third MiIes-Pierce Foes Lines
Depth Two Miles.

Paris, Oct. 26-In powerful series
of attacks on the Verdun front the
French have captured the village and
fort Of DouaumOnt, advanced beyond
the ThiaumOnt work and farm, and
occupied also the Haudromont quar-
ries north of Verdun, according to
the bulletin issued on Tuesday by the
war office. The prisoners captured and
counted thus far number 3 ,4OO, includ-
ing 100 officers. The text reads:
ION the Verdun front, after intense
artillery preparation, an attack on the
right bank of the Meuse was launched
at 11:4O a. m. The enemy line at
tackled on front of seven kilOmeters
(four and one-third miles) was broken
through everywhere to depth which,
at the center, attained distance of
three kilometers (nearly two miles).
1.-The village and fort of Douaumont
are in our hands.
ITO the left our troops, advancing
beyond the Thiaumont work and farm,
rushed to Haudromont Quarries and
established themselves along the road
from Bras to Douaumont.
ION the right of the fort our line
runs to the north of La Caillette wood
along the western outskirts of the viii
lage of VauX and the eastern border of
Fulnin wood, and continues to north of
Chenois wood and the Damloup bat
terry.
prisoners are pouring in. So far
$500, including about 100 officers, have
been counted. The Quantity of ma
terial captured cannot yet be estimat-
ed. Our losses were small"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
State Home For Detectives.

Education of the people of Tennes,
see to the need of an institution for
the care of feeble-minded women will
be the aim of a campaign soon to be
launched by the Tennessee Mental Hy.
giene Society.
Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt
University is president of the society,
of which DR.. w. G. Somerville of Mem,
phis is vice president. Mrs. Mary B.
West, superintendent of the Memphis
juvenile court, is one of the directors.
Social service workers from all parts
of Tennessee, among them Mrs. West
and Mrs. Read Saxby, one of her as
sistants, attended a meeting of the
Mental Hygiene Society in Nashville
last week. Several national authori-
ties on various phases of social serv.
ice attended, and discussed special
phases of institutional work. Among
them was representative of the Rus
sell Sage Foundation and John S. Den.
ton If Franklin, Tenn, president of
the Tennessee board Of cotrol.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
SAYS U-53 WAS DESTROYED
British Sea Captain Says German Sub.
marine Was Torpedoed Off sgd
ney by Patrol Boat.

Boston, Oct. 26.-The U-53, the sen.
sational German submarine raider,
which sank five merchant vessels off
Nantucket Ightship on October 8, has
been sunk by the British patrol boat
Stanley, according to an unofficial re-
port in Canada, brought here on Tues
day by Capt. w. G. Tudor of the Brit
ish freighter Hochelaga. The U-53 is
supposed to have been trapped and de-
stroyed while lying Jff Sydney, N. s.,
waiting for troop ships.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
CAUSES OF HIGH.LIvING COST
Restricted Production and Consunp-
ton Greatly Increased in War;
ring Countries.

Washington, Oct. 26.-Twenty mil
lion men fighting in Europe, producing
nothing, while consuming enough food
for 100000 men and enough clothing
for SO,OOOO00, are behind the high cost
of living in this country-not Wall
street-Secretary Of Commerce Red.
field said on Tuesday.
ut is further true" he said, that
factories in all the belligerent coun-
tries that ordinarily produce goods for
general use are busy on war munitions.
The same is true in a smaller de.
gree in our own country. The result
is that at the time of the greatest con-
sumption the production is greatly re-
duced."
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
SEA DOGS CLASH IN
ENGLISH CHANNEL
RESULTED IN DESTRUCTION OF
TWO GERMAN DEsTRoYERS
BY SINKING.
Ten German Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Attempted to Raid the British
Transport Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London.-Ten German torpedo boat
destroyers attempted to raid the Brit
ish cross-channel transport service,
but the attempt failed, says an Off
cial statement issued by the British
admiralty. Two of the German de-
stroyers were sunk and the others
were driven off. One British torpedo
boat destroyer, the Flirt, is missing
and another destroyer, the Nubian,
was disabled by torpedo and ran
aground. Nine members of the crew
of the Flirt were saved. The German
destroyers succeeded in sinking one
empty transport, the Queen. The
crew was saved. The British admiralty
announcement follows:
1.-THE enemy attempted raid with
10 destroyers on our cross-channel
transport service. The attempt failed.
One empty transport, the Queen, was
sunk. The whole of her crew was
saved. Two of the enemy destroyers
were sunk and the rest were driven
off. H. M. torpedo boat destroyer
Flirt, Lieut.. Richard P. Kellett, R. N,
Is missing, and it is feared she may
be lost, but nine of the crew have
been saved. H. M. torpedo boat de-
'troyer Nubian, Commander Montague
Bernard, r. H. was disabled by tor
oedo and taken in tow, but owing to
he bad weather the tow parted anu |
,he has grounded"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
TENNESSEE TROOPS WILL Sc.
CURE MORE PAY AND ADDl-
TloNAL OFFICERS.
NEW NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT
Col. Spence Orders 1000 Pounds Of
Turkey For Big Thanksgiving
Dinner-Outflt May Be Sta
toned in Texas All Winter.

-NaShVllle.
The Third Tennessee Regiment Ii
being reorganized under the new ma
tional defense act, according to ad
vices from Pharr, Texas. While this
was passed by congress last summer
the Tennessee regiments, as we'll as
most of the other state troops, have
been operating under the old militia
law insofar as the character of their
organizations are concerned.
Under the new national defense,
companies are allowed several more
non-commissioned officers than under
the old organization system, and op.
portunity is thus afforded for the pro-
motion of deserving enlisted men.
Under this act, company may now
have nine sergeants, whereas 1t was
allowed only six under the old act.
Under the reorganization, each com
pany of the Third will be allowed one
first sergeant, one supply sergeant.
one mess sergeant and six duty ser.
geants. In the past, company has
had one first sergeant, one quartermas
ter sergeant and six duty sergeants
Each company, under the old law, had
but six corporals, but now may have
eleven. Then each company may also
have, under the new law, nineteen first
class privates. Under the old bill there
was no distinction among privates.
First-class privates will receive eigh.
teen dollars per month, three dollars
more than privates formerly received.
Under the new bill, two buglers are al
lowed each company, also two cooks |
and one mechanic. Formerly they were |
called musicians instead of buglers,
and the mechanic was known as the
artificer. The first sergeant will re.
ceive $45 per month; sergeants and
cooks $50 per month each; corporals
and artificer $21 per month each; the
first-class privates SIS per month and
privates SIS.
Being an ardent believer in prepar-
edness, Colonel Spence has ordered a
thousand pounds of turkeys. The or
der has been placed with the depot
quartermaster, and is for the turkeys
to be delivered to the Third Tennes.
see for it's Thanksgiving dinner, wher
ever the regiment may happen to be.
There are lot of fellows who have
been hoping they would eat their tur.
key and stuffin' and all that goes with
it from their own dinner boards, but
from present indications they will be
in Texas all winter.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
NO DRINKERS IN THE CHURCH
That's What Resolution Passed In
the Protestant Episcopal Conven-
ton Calls For.

st. Louis, Oct. 26.-The house of
deputies of the general convention of
the Protestant Episcopal church adopt
ed a resolution urging that the men,
bers of the church be abstainers from
the use Of intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, especially at social func-
tons. The resolution was introduced
by Rev. G. L. Tucker of Houma, La.
Bishop Reese said that the Ameri-
can flag should be carried after the
cross in all services of the Episcopal
church. He attacked what he charac-
terized as emotional evangelism as
sensational, commercial and Great
ing irreverence."
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
TEUTONS TAKE CITY
IMPORTANT SEAPORT OF CON-
sTANzA is CAPTURED.
Entire Russo Roumanian Army In the
Dobrudja Is in Full Retreat
NorthWard.

Berlin, Oct. 25.-The city and port
of COnStanza on the Black sea has
been captured by Field Marshal Mack
ensen, says an official statement. The
entire So-ROumanian army in the
Dobrudja Is in full retreat northward,
fighting desperate rear-guard actions.
Troops OF the central powers have
crossed the railroad line running be-
tween the Black sea port of COnstanza
and the Danube at point to the east
of Murfattar, the official announce
ment says. The fortress of ConstanZa
was taken by German and Bulgarian
troops.
On the left wing Of Field Marshal
Won Mackensen's army, the statement
adds, the Germans and their allies are
approaching the Danube town of
Czernavoda.
Petrograd, via London, Oct. 25.-The
Russian and Roumanian troops in Do
brudja are continuing to retreat, the
war office announced, They are offer
ing stubborn resistance to Field Mar
shall Won Mackensen's army.
On the Transylvanian front the Rou-
made attacks compelling the
forces to retire slightly
IN the Trotus, Oituz and Slanic val
eys. On the western frontier of Mol
1avia the Roumanians are fighting
and with success.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
TOLLS AMOUNT TO $7,411,5e2.

Washington.-At the end of the first
two years operation of the Panama
canal, financial survey shows that
tolls amounted to $7,411,582, though
the waterway was closed half year
by slides. In the two-year period a
total of 2,097 ships passed through
the canal, and last July the aggregate
length of the 149 ships passing through
the canal was 1912 statute miles. The
heaviest draft vessel was the Ohioan,
drawing 20 feet inches.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
New Charters In Tennessee.

The following charters have been
lied with the secretary of state:
West End Business Mems Social
Club, Nashville. Incorporators, Fred
Feldman, w. o. Nance, c. F. Engle.
hardt, NJ. r. Stone, w. C. Leaver. To
maintain club for social enjoyment,
gymnastic and gymnasium clubs, game
clubs, baseball and polo clubs, and
clubs for the promotion of athletic
sport and profit, to maintain club
rooms for meetings and social inter.
course and to maintain a limited II.
brary for the pleasure and enlight.
ment of members.
Reynolds Lindheim Cigar Co., VII.
mington, Del Incorporators, Herbert
E. Latter, N. P. Coffin, Delaware: G.
NJ. Egser, Maryland. To operate. own
and control stores for the sale of Of
CARS and tobacco.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
The Particulars.

81 have heard something about coli
ored man in this vicinity who is said
to be turning white on one side," said
the inquisitively inclined young man
from Kansas City, do you know
where can find him?"
"Yas, sah" replied Brother Fagg,
who had heard nothing about the mat
ter before, but wished to be accom-
modating, "Dat's me- !,
"But I see nothing unusual about
your appearance. Which side of you
is turning white|
"De inside, sah."-.Kansas City Star.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
They Mislnfor the Measles.

In Japan the nursery is still protect
ed from the inroads of measles and
other infections by means Of an in
scription over the nursery door saying
With exquisite urbanity "this child is
not at home" In the Welcome His
torical Medical museum, says the Lon
don Lancet, most fascinating exhibi-
ton is on view, illustrative of Jap
anese charms, amulets, vot' re offerings
and objects of medical intL<est," among
which these nursery notices occupy an
important place. Akin to these no.
tees are the charms embodied as toys.
A yellow tiger with a wagging head
is now said to be toy, but anciently
1t was form of exorcism against palsy
and numbness of the limbs.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
CANADIAN RAIL STRIKE IS OFF
Announcement Made at Winnipeg
After Road Officials and En-
pIoyees Confer.

Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 27.-The
threatened strike of conductors and
trainmen of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way, ordered for Wednesday night, was
called off, it was officially announced
here on Wednesday after a conference
between representatives of the en-
ployees and officials of the road.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
Police Chief Ia Indicted.

Chicago, Oct Establishments nam.
ing Chief of Police Charles G. Healey,
his secretary, William Luthardt, and
Charles 7. Essig, secretary of the
SpOrosmen's club, were obtained on
Monday by States Attorney Hoyne In
a vhirlwind finish in his drive on al
legged city-hall graft. !
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
U. S. MEN. SLAIN IN FIGHT
Gen. Ramon 6atIsta Also Reported
Killed In Fight Between Ameri-
cans and Rebels.

Santo Domingo, Oct. 26.-In an en-
gagement between American troops
and rebel forces on Tuesday Gen. Ra-
mon Batista was killed. Several Amer
leans also are reported killed, including
two officers, and one American officer
was wounded.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-11-02
FLYERS Raid Turk Railroad.

London, Oct. 2T.-Attacks on the
neutrality-suspicious. railroad by
British naval aeroplanes have infiict.
ed considerable damage. the admiralty
announced.