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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
I'll OUerueJelle.

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ito0 at lgie / let oanife 9rooer.
iamimos glao@ Tor april, amer
Di for at oGrc a Suieregie oaiaa
for a0if. 5 @Gierc. 5oorfor Vi op.
ta9er oct.
Banit 9roOeriaminno bar ira
Id I'll anoeu upret @enitauo Tor
@narfb n iorifelli9e arter. Rait.
Siranoitoos 0emprfuinler bor DG.
ret bcbanolet tilitrpfteliat Ian.
neoirfe" Al Sr. 0lufien Chicago.
ion oct fife or nsauenoiat at iiae
mere ON oette.
Nen ior en- 5io iioen iremtom
I Den 7auife 9ioneer" en- title
9ebreiOeIie % 3oreipsrgiel ira
9roi Y. :. Qia. ipsraenOe oboor
er De oanife Sfoler % Broiesio.
rater NJ. n., iom .. y. z. bar
frembrngt2~ Saapiot erinOres er
oisie 5perBsmaal % 9ebreioelier
enomi life al noaeu inoenior :.
9. 2. blepet beinarct eller ~itillet
til aIminoelia 0perpeielie al Re6.
lenmler / Z. g. z.
Oct fan pei itt uG1tes. al ioa.
0anne Spergsmaal CT 6eretti9eoe,
% ndnr DC irentommer paa en-
iaa itiliGroi1 % oenlig NaaOe, lom
TiliGl0et er meo FRO. i. :. gigs.
ber oct life gaa upnaa8tet ben,
men nsie ~ouerpeies al etbDert Uieo.
lem, ON : y. 2. oIrfelig bar
eiort. 50ao Oct hmOe % bnroe
gsre ior geoarelien Of 6renman.
aen al port UfoOersmaal oct tore,
fri amerifa. vi bar iifferi COM.
meriol nof. Gribeoens Col, % ri
bar SpoeiorO nof. Bare Di, bare
ri, baoe aorligbeo NOT 6r
Oct oa oirtelig aprliBbeo hi port
Mio0ersmnal o. bpao Der er oanif,
oct fforier paa2 Qfnn oil ns0il tro
oct, men inarere tro oct er AZ gian.
qel p1a 2eiliabe0 iii al ifoi6re no.
act Oenne Aetuing. Ter er iiftert
3uiin0er %inoeHior .. y. z, ION
beIlere emo aernc uiloe pGre ueo
iii GremninB al Wooersmaalet.
6onif aanbs. o. BolfeliD, nooper
oeres egen inGpre @irfefreOs. on
Der gapes Dem en- A~nle0ning. gtan
maa 10 inoremme, at oct life er
mnliat lor efbDer Soge al 2. Y. (.
at begpnoe en- oauif Sfole elIer tig.
nenoe, boilfet fiffert beller life er
Maeningcn. Den SaminnOet / jim
3elbeO fan iiffert gere en- Del Gel
Oeo .Samarbeioe meo ANDRE 0rga.
ndatfoner oen1e gietniHg. ser.
, mcO mener ie9 iGrlig pore Oanife
airte. o. 5fOIeiamfnnO, iom III
fert bellere emo gerne oil mootaBe
Ell biGlpiom % itettenoe Saano
ira .. .. 2. % oerOeO fonme til
at itna ct mere iortroligt % ior-
itaaen0e 5orboIo %ouerior binan.
ben. De ifuloe usoig pare iaaoan.
at De forifelli9e Onnife STRIFE OF
Sfoleinmiuno ifuloe itaa flenotllgc
o~uerior D. .. z. cller :. y. Z.
%operior Dem. 0crueO uilocs iniei
paa noaen al Sioerne, men tabes
maaife en- Gel. vi peo 10. At I.
y. 2. bperfen er ct reIiBisit eIler
politiif SomhIno. men bopeoiaar.
Tia ,,nationalt". W1en 0ernie0
menes bel life, at Meolemmer Al
Q. y. z. life nian tage lepen0g
Del o. Sntercsie I reIigieie elier
politiife Spsrgsmaal. 9iei, langi
fra; f6i oisic SpsrgSmaal er III
enaanq De melt oiati8e o. brrl'
Sen6e for etboert 6olf og eano-
aaa bisIe Spsresmanl bort o. Der
Gioer fun grlImme liot al Sntercs
ie tiIbooe. men figes Der, Z. O.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
&orreiponOancer
OleanOer, 6alif.
9QpriG 1916.

9lpril 1916.
Does any faint or falter
Or in the darkness fall,
Because my lamp burns dpmly
Or gives no light at all
Where are the brother-keepers,
The faithful and the true,
Where are the brothers,
What answer offer you?
Our hearts should long for
others,
The love of Christ to share,
Where are the Brothers,
The Lord asks where.
Saa0an omtrent par Ionen, ser
gif igennem Ofeoerne, Di 6aooe, ga
,SnOres ID isiionpr M}att6ieien oar
Der, Dog loo Der ogiaa upffenoe,
faloenoe Ioner babe til llna o.
9ammel, % Der fom mango til
M}eoerne baaoe / airfen % / Dis.
Iiions6lfiet. Raitor 9%ioienbera Del.
tog o. talte Here @ange. st iGr.
liz font U}soe baooe ri SsnOag
bnaOe ! airfen og ON Aiteuen /
Dti@iionsbuiet, bpilfet Ni6oe lint.
teoe meo ct 9snnemeoe, 6oor Di
isltc @uos 2lanos 9trr0urelie %
8eliianelie.
llgen oereiter reiite Ntatt5ieien,
men ri par alaoe oeo Bans geisg
berIOe o. uil aerne ii1e: paa sen.
i'm.
Ger bar oUret 10 0~rulhupper,
oct enc uar Den IL. Utarts, Oa
Dlii9 NINA @briitcnien o. Utr.
Gbrit 9eoeren 6lep pgteoirt i
airfen, bporeiter ser BAR 8ecep.
ton 9ru0ens Stem, bDori man.
|ae @piter iprlig linae al 0ienig.
6e0en 6eltog. 9ruOeu cr Datter al
0ir. 9eter Gbriiterien oct umge
Ear CT ilpttet ino Oeres M
9unaalop" paa Dtuplr Moe. Oct
anoet 9rDllup par Ct S8lDbrptlup,
iom bleD ieiret al Dir. % Mrs.
9barle5 Riclien paa 0nlnlt 2lpe,
Den ,. april. Get par 8eirioe.
5oltene, iom 6apoe bereot en- 0uer.
raifelie Tor Ufr. % Mrs. Aielieu;
Raitor o. Mrs. 0auien par til
5teOe; Der blen imget Here Fan.
&c, o. 9aitor @anien talte no ira
Den lbs. Sal. &eo a~aiieborOet
operrafte Wir. An0ers Eeoerieu
Selpbrll0epurret en- Bnpe ira
9enner 81 Naboer pan 8eft0en
% notalte / ina Gro en- iplle5
2pfenihina, ioet ban beupiite til
Snl. 103. Mrs. % DIR. )}ielien
|fom 6ertil Tor aoifiIiae 9lar iiOeu
pna @runo al Mrs. 9tieliens ipa.
aclige 0elbreo. Dc fom ira Aolie,
Soma, "a 6aooe tioliaere pGrct
02eolemmer Al Faitor Gn96olma
Menia6eo.
Mrs. Glen Sefem Der JON lmg
oar Weolem Al @bene3er Menigbe0,
66icaao, er 1mologt paa behring's
9Goclinaen paa 6resno 50. @oipi.
tai. 6oor bun asr iaa tore 6rem.
ifriot, At Der er aoot Saab ON
6enoe5 6elbreoelie. &rs. Semen
er Gnfe % bar TO imaa Gigcr.
Zen rs. 4priI, @nlmeienoog,
bnpoe Of confirmation, buor IS
unae befrrfteoe oeres Oaabspagt
% looeop at tiene Serrcn ale Sc.
res 0aae. &c umgeS Raone er;
Sufia Of 8bomns G6riitenien,
Sens SmI0t6. 9orenS Berg, SIR.
Qen Gasmusien, RieIs Rielien, @e.
orqe Qilegoor6. @alter Sobanien.
Hapmou6 6apmano, Martha Mep.
er. @atbilOe aIpoer, 9ncin GieI.
len. Otter Sanien, aIara 8etericn,
Snfoa gctcrien. glonoind Seren.
len. Margoret 6onien, RieIiinc
Geterien.
.rart nj ifal 9eroen uo
bort "a Stem o. Sfole. lGr oS ga.
on ao5f @uo. finn paa dig al itole"
innaer ri. @laa set ppre bpcr al
oisic nnaes itsritc 9eapr at eioc
Iii9 ben til @uo o. tiene BAN.
@enlia Silien.
Otnoerifriit mangler,)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

iiAHl III.
Seq aif inc / en- itsrre 8eItnu
rant o. ilog mig ne0 peo ct 9orO.
5por Der e4ere6e ioO ct 9ar ippne
9orgere % 0isfutereoe ariaen oe0
Fl @Gos 81.
Ser oar life iaa iaa Wenneifer
/ 9ofalet. og pe0 Ra6oboroet bar
Ell Soloat @iotpuuftet I Ell itsrre
are0s. San par e%ieninnlia fom,
men liae ira Sronten, im1tolia OF
plettet Tom ban oar. ,Snleoens ban
ipiitc Of ornf, %fortolte ban 3on1i.
lien ON fine 0plepeIier. ser loo til
at i%nteresiere meget.
SmiofertiO fom Ell Officer inc
/ 9ofalet. Gn Weninrs Sframme |
ct ieoGooent anii9t meO ooarIig
5eint 100 mia iormo0c, at ban
ms bop6e iooet llniiormen pno.
o. at ban iii 9agen isr baooe pp.
ref 9outorman0.
Diu )tabo, SolOaten, reiite liz
life % til @ilien % 6leU oerior
iretteiat Al 9eitnanten, Ger aiorOe
ior8Guea 5oris8 paa at iao Sue.
mprfet At ie. 9sitnanten fierneOe
iig omii6er, men fom IiOt eiter
tilbage % befoleOe S%oloaten at
iglae meo. Ter par oeo at bliue
9anif i 9ofnlet. men Soloaten gif
ooa meO, iilat Al Ell 9ipugoe al
@d1terne. ser dbiohlt par paa bans
Harti. 0fiiceren 6op0e en- 8ogn
holoen0e % beiaIe0e Soloatcn at
itiae mo. Genne oOle0, men 0fGng.
ben tol MI 4iipre. % Ofiicereu
maotte iln9te neo 40 Ell Sioeaaoe.
Solooten bleD %leniorenet meo "a.
milien. o. lea bemGrfeoe, at ct
9ar 9etieilte / Prrbeoen forholOt
.iia pasiioe.
Mco 0en mlocriorofife Qone
toa lea no / @eiteno, 6por icg
trai en- 9crtiner 9cfenot, Der cr
blcoct Miflioupr UNDER ariaen oeO
9eucroncer til 5pren.
ri toa 6en / en- Iat.Gaie. bpor
.9ipet leoes iaa itrrft iom noget
.Sin0e. OIL hpor min 9efenot er
Stomapit S6et ri traaote inS /
.Qofalrt, brsO Mlfiifen al mi0t I ct
Stnffc o. aop ia til at ipiIle NiI.
fionrrens Onolinasmnrdl.
Stcmninaen / 2ofolet par paa
iii bsieite; Der par Ell Mpngoe
lnitiae Selifaber. % i ct 9isrne
bemrrfeoe lea noaIe linqe Ofii.
cerer. Ser { Selifa6 meo noaIc
cleaantc aameliaonmer al % til
ipranq % paa Stolenc, brsleoe
.9urra, tsmte @Gasiene iii iioite
7ranbe o. oerciter faite6c Sc fine
a~rnitalaGas oper Sope6et
Omii0er tsmtcs Qofalct, % ct
itsrre SeIifnb ioloeoc pioere /
9daiourrens elegnnte 9eiliabeS,
boor ser blco talt ON alt anoet
eno ON aria.
&c islaeu0e Gage beisate lea
mine Observation-Disclosures o.
mine pripatc 9enuer. ; min Bran.
dc err Der nGiten intet al ina. %
Def. Der fan iaas. er eIeu0iat J.
apalitet % 0nrt
Zen enaeIifc aiIpprrin8 pirfcr
soelGaacnoe pao G1ifIanOs san
Del meo llolanoet. % man iaoner
bf a. ban0e 9onnlIo oa ITO.
: Gorretuinasfreoie taller man
ugerne OH ariaen, cn6uer bar liot
iaa itorr Cab % bar iaauel pc.
fnnirre Tom perionliae Soraer.
Man er opcroIt befnmret for 5rem.
ti0en on flar oper SihiationeuS
aloor % ucnter life, at ieIo en-
ieirria 4iimtning paa arlgen fan
iri 9%uiflanO ior itore sfonomiife
@anifeIiabeoer.
4riicrnr paa ale 9eonetsmioler
er ollereoe mi iaa beie, at BET er
finn ct file 3al al gerlins BE
folfnina. ser bar Rnoo til al ipiie
Iiig mpt. 90 DC, ser bar Rnao
ipiicr aerne / Heitanranterue for
0oa at iaa noaen @6ipreoelie ira
De itore gefpnringer % Soraer.
& min tore Observation-Disclosures
er ser life ct Menneife, ser life
6ar tabt oOIfiIliae ailo I @rgt
un6er ariaen.
J DC ienere Naaneoer bar oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
NYESTE RYDNINGS-
MASKINERI FRIT


for Kobere og Settlere j wore
cooperative Settlementer n@r
Crandon, Conntysadet i Forest
County. Rig Muldjord med Ler-
~underlag. Unmarked for Smaa-
sed. Corn, Kloyer, Poteter, Rod
frugter, Mejeridrift. KlGver 81
yer 3 til ; Tons per Acre. Godt
Wand, godt klima, code Veje og
Skoler. Misvekst ukendt. Fri
Opsamling af Flode. Telefon. FIR
Postlevering. Tire .Jernbaner.
Kun 300 Mil til Chicago. Wore
Smaabeger ON Landet, skreyet
under Opsyn at Fagmend i Sta
tens Tieneste, sendes frit paa
Forlangende. Skriy til
PER-oLA LAND COMPANY,
4 Main Street, Crandpn, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Every starck Piano is guar.
anteed for % years. This
guarantee b. ak Of II the
reputation - old-estab-
lished, res - piano house.
II means what it says.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
u. S. STEEL BREAKS RECORD
Earns 100000 More Than the OFF,
cial Estimate, Which Was Con-
sidered Beyond Belief.

New York, July 27.-Net earnings
of the Steel corporation in the June
quarter were at the rate of Al per
cent per annum on the $50S, 500
common stock-after allowing for In
terest charges, sinking fund require
ments and the regular disbursements
ON the preferred shares. An extra
dividend of one per cent was declared
on the Junior issue.
The net receipts $S1, 126,O4S, were
$6OOO,OOO beyond the official estimates
made last month, which appeared tc
be incredible to the financial district.
The income in the last three months
is equal to liz per cent on the COM
mon certificates for the entire year.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
w. N. w., CINCINNATI, NO. 32--1e16.
HOW TO MARK FISH SPOTS
Take "Shots" at Objects and Draw
Imaginary Lines, Is the Advice
of an Authority.

1t is necessary for the successful
fisherman to mark the good fishing
spots, and it is a simple matter, &C.
cOrding to the New York Sun.
The first thing that civil engineer
is taught is to tie his survey to some
thing permanent. OF what use would
a deed be setting forth the boundaries
of a piece of property if it did not have
a permanent point Of beginning?
If you are fishing in body OF wa
ter with land on all sides, it only be-
comes necessary to look in four direc-
tions-tirst north, and then take some
object due north of your fishing spot
and remember it, such as a big tree,
somestack, or building.
Then look due east and fix upon an
other object, and your good fishing
spot will be at the intersection OF
imaginary lines drawn from both those
points.
If you desire to be doubly sure you
can site on objects due south and west,
but any two objects 80 degrees apart
will be sufficient to fix point.
It is assumed that you are seated in
boat directly over the spot you wish
to mark, hence it is easy to take
"shots" due east and south or north
and west. Any two are sufficient.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
BRITISH BIPLANE SHOT DOWN
German Submarine Captures Aero
plane and Its Pilot and Observer
Taken to Zeebrugge.

Berlin, via Sayville wireless, July "a.
The capture of a British aeroplane
and its pilot and observer by German
submarine was reported by the admir-
atty In the following official statement:
"On Monday afternoon a German
submarine brought down with its fire a
British biplane. The inmates, two Of
ficers, were made prisoners by the
Germans and transported. together
with the enemy machine. to Zeebrugge
on a torpedo boat"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
BOARD MEMBERS ARE NAMED
President Sends to Senate Names of
Four Members of the Farm
Loan Body.

Washington, July 29.-President
Wilson sent to the senate the nomi-
nations of the four members of the
farm loan board created by the rural
credits act. The nominees are Judge
Charles E. Lobdell, Republican, OF
Great Bend, KAN; George M. Norris,
Democrat, of Philadelphia; Capt. W..
S. A. Smith, Republican, of Sioux City,
Ia, and Herbert Quick, Democrat, Of
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. Their early
confirmation is expected.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
MEX|CO'S PLAN OK D
UNITED STATES AGREES TO CAR
RANzA's PROPOSAL FOR SET
THING DIFFICULTIES.
NOW UP TO FIRST CHIEF
State Department Sends Note to Mexi'
CO Suggesting That Other Mat
tiers Be Settled in the
Same Way.

Washington, July 2S.-The United
States government accepted In full the
Carranza proposal for the appoint
ment of a joint commission to consider
the causes of difference between the
two republics and make recommends
lions on which the governments In
turn shall act The series Of confer
ences between Acting Secretary or
State Polk and Eliseo Arredondo, Car
ranza's ambassador designate, have
thus ended exactly as Carranza asked.
With the acceptance of the Mexican
proposal the state department made
public the text Of the note to Mexican
Secretary of Foreign Relations Aguilar,
in which there is a suggestion that
the joint commission may eventually
continue deliberations so as to settle
in advance other points Of probable
difference and thus effect an arrange
ment tending to improve mutual rela-
tons.
The note also requests notification
that the Mexican government approves
the arrangement, so that the United
may Immediately appoint it's three
commissioners and aid in fixing the
date and place of the conference. Pre-
sumably the conference will be held
in this country.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Injured in Auto Accident.

Trezeyant.-Joe Gordon Leech, Ia
wears old, was seriously hurt and sew
eral companions injured when the mo-
tor car driven by the youth became
uncomfortable when turning sharp
curve near here.
Leech was driving at high rate OF
speed, it is said. There were six boys
in the car, returning to town, from
baseball game. Vance Cunningham
and lack Bryant are the more seri-
ously injured of Leech's companions
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
BLISS TO WEED OUT GUARD
Will Recommend Liberal Construction
on Policy of Releasing Men With
Dependent Relatives.

Ell Paso, Tex, July 29.-To tweed
out" the disgruntled militiamen along
the border, Maj. Gen. Tasker 81. Bliss
will recommend to the war department
that a most liberal construction be
placed on it's policy of releasing guards
men with dependent relatives.
This conclusion was reached by the
assistant chief of staff after an in
spection of Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
and Michigan militia camps here.
"For," he said, at would be far bet
ter to have smaller organizations OF
contented men, than larger ones In
which there is an element of dissatis-
faction"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
NEW ASSISTANT ATTORNEY.
Marvin Camper Is Appointed To Sue
coed M. 3. Adams, Resigned.

Marvin Camper Is Appointed To Sue
coed M. 3. Adams, Resigned.
le.-Announcemen has been
made of the appointment of Marvin
Camper as assistant United States dis
trict attorney, to succeed Morton Il.
Adams, who recently resigned the posi-
ton in order to become member or
a law firm in Chicago. The announce
ment of the appointment was made by
United States District Attorney Lee
Douglass. Mr. Camper was sworn In
and Immediately assumed the duties
cf his office.
Mr.. Camper Is a graduate OF the
Vanderbilt law school, having received
his literary training at Burnett Col
lege, Spencer, Tenn, and the degrees
of B. A. and M. A. from that institu-
ton. He later became secretary to
Senator Shields and after completing
his law course at Vanderbilt in 1909,
began the practice Of law.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
TWO MEMPHIANs PARDONED.
Gov. Rye Releases Henry Hansel and
w. J. Ryan.

w. J.. Ryan.
Nashville.-Gov. Rye has exercised
executive clemency in two cases from
Shelby county. Henry Hansel, an IT,
year-old white boy, was convicted on
four counts for petit larceny and given
sentences of 80 days in two cases and
six months in the other two cases.
He was committed to the Shelby
county workhouse for one year and
two months. He was sent to the pris-
on in January, and is now a victim Of
typhoid fever.
Physicians are doubtful of his recov-
cry, and say if he should recover he
will be incapacitated for physical Ia
Dor for long time.
The encouragement and city and
county officials petitioned for a re-
mission of the sentence Of imprison'
ment, and the governor granted 1t on
condition that all costs in the case be
paid. This was agreed to by friends,
who asked for the pardon.
w. ]. Ryan was convicted N Shelby
county for carrying concealed and
deadly weapon and fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to so days in jail. He
was pardoned. Ryan shot and wound
ed Doc Hottum, and young messen-
ger boy was wounded at the same time
by a stray bullet.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Enforce Curfew Law.

Manchester.-The board of mayor
and aldermen, at its last session, pass
ed on first rading a curfew law. The
law provides that the curfew will be
sounded at o'clock and all persons
under 16 years of age are allowed 10
minutes to get off the streets. The
only exception is that they are allowed
on the streets at a later hour provided
they are returning from religious, edu-
cational exercises or places of public
amusement.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE cHos.
EN- AND FACULTY NAMED AT
KNOXVILLE.
CONTINUE SUMMER SCHOOL
President Ayres' Report Shows an A.
tendance Of 1878 and 172 Gradu-
ates Last Year--Oth Ten
nessee Happenings.

Knoxville busy session or the
trustees of the University of Tennes-
see was held with the largest out-of-
town attendance in years. Out-of-toWn
trustees present were Judge HUI G.
Kyle of Rogersville, HI. Clay Evans OF
Chattanooga, Hon. w. P. Cooper of
Shelbyville, J. Ewing Hite OF Gallatln,
Spencer F. Thomas of Brownsville,
Rowan A. Greer, Bolton Smith and
James S. Robertson, all of Memphis;
I. B. Tigrett of Jackson, Gov. Tom 9.
Rye and Commissioner of Agriculture
Bryson.
The trustees voted to continue with
the summer school another term at
least. President Ayres' report showed
an attendance of 1878 and 172 gradu-
ates last year.
A legislative committee was appoint
ed. consisting of Judge HUI l.. McLung,
w. P. Cooper, Bolton Smith, T. G. Ash
croft, c. P. J. Mooney and E. Il.
Crump. Resignation of DR.. E. e. Hall
of the chair of education, Prof Shan
non and E. F. Turner, bursar OF the
medical department, were accepted.
Frank M. Parnell was elected acting
professor of English; Prof. P. b. Nell
son, instructor in mathematics and
physics; Prof. S. P. Morland, register
Seaa4.sar of medical department; Prof.
7. P. Nash, professor of chemistry at
Memphis; c.. E. Wiley, instructor In
dairying; N. B. Bougherty, associate
professor in civil engineering; j. A.
Hinkley, assistant professor OF me-
chanical engineering and shop work;
Prof. R. H. Snowden, instructor in
physiology in college of medicine;
Charles Maltzer, assistant dairying
specialist. Prof. A. A. Schaffer was
exonerated by the board OF charges
made by visiting evangelist who re-
Gently created Juror here.
The charge was that the professor
in the lecture had advanced double
standard of morals.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Raid In jackson County.

ookeville.-Deputy Collector Chas.
NJ Gracey of this city and posse OF
other revenue officers raided and de-
stroyed a large Illicit distillery, located
near Flynn's Lick in Jackson county.
A complete "moonshine" outfit, in
Guiding large copper still and 800
gallons of "singlings," was destroyed
This is reported to be one of the
most important raids made by the rev.
enue officers in this section OF the
state during the past few years.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
CUSTER SUIT Is FILED
w. r. McLain, Vice-Mayor and Fire
Commissioner Of Memphis, Is
Named In Suit.

Memphis.-Ouster proceedings were
filed here against w. T. McLain, vice.
mayor and fire and police commits
sioner.
1t was charged in bill filed by w.
R. Harrison, in the name OF the state
on the relation of Hunter Wilson, IN
the SECOND division of the criminal
court, that McLain was so under the
dominion of Crump that he violated
his official oath and permitted saloons
to remain open and dives to be oper'
ated by law violatOrs.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
HUMBOLDT PREPARES.
viii Push State Highway Work on
August 8.

boldt.-Tuesday, Aug. 8, has
been set as Good Roads Working Day,
to push the work on the Jackson-to'
Humboldt highway, which is to be
link in a cross-state highway through
Central West Tennessee.
1t is proposed to furnish 100 teams
and 500 hands out of Humboldt for this
big work day ,vand half mile OF levee
will be completed. Committees to see
that the road working day is a success
have been selected.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Farmers To Have Rally.

Gallatin.-A farmers rally and bas.
ket dinner will be held on Aug. 10 at
Shiloh. near Gallatin, on the Scots
Vile turnpike, when speakers Of note
will deliver addresses on agriculture
and other subjects of vital Importance.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared for the occasion and committees
from the Farmers Club and the Girls
Canning Club have been appointed.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
ITCHING, BURNING ScALPS
crusted With Dandruff Yield Readily
TO Cuticura. Trial Free.

Cuticura Soap to cleanse the scalp OF
dandrufr crustings and scalings, and
Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal
feelings and irritations. Nothing bet
ter. surer or more economical than
these super-creamy emollients for hair
and scalp troubles Of young or old.
Free sample each by mail with Book
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Rad Precedent.

Two Scotch soldiers who steadied
the men at critical moment by play
ing mouth organs have been given
medals. which does not alter the fact
that the average mouth-organ player
should be shot without the prelimi-
nary of a drumhead court-martial.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
GOOD AEuscE TO NEGROES.
President of Convention Advises the
Blacks To Be LaW-Abiding.

Jackson-"If you young people Will
save your money, accumulate some
thing, and live law-abiding citizens,
you will aid materially in solving the
negro problem" declared l.. G. Moore
of Memphis in calling the eighteenth
annual session OF the Negro State B.,
p. U. and Sunday School Conven'
ton to order in the Berean Baptist
Church.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1916-08-03
Durable.

81 want a slogan" said the manu-
facturer of photograph records. Some
thing that will convey the idea that
our records never wear out"
The advertising man lit fresh ciga-
rette and thought for eight seconds by
the clock.
How will this do?" he asked. "'One
of our sdance records will outlast the
best hardwood dancing floor ever
built? New York World.