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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Gadsen. Ala Nov Mrs Charles
Carter, Of Whartons Bend. led her s
year old daughter and her year old
son to the banks Of the Coosa river
Monday. threw the children into the
water and herself jumped in. The hoy
saved himself but the girl and her
mother were drowned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

LongWeII-Be careful OF your baggage
checks Leave at LOngwelTs. Tel. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
Ford's Son SIarries.

Detroit, Mich. Nov 2-Edsel Ford.
only son of Henry Ford. Detroit manu-
facturer, was married here Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

plumbing. low prices. John
Y brennan 11ziz y Stanton Pm 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

hAhk nohbed; Money Recovered
Niles, Mich Nov. 2-The state bank
at Eau Claire. about 20 miles north of
here, was robbed of S4O5O late Wednes-
Gay by a lone bandit. who with a re-
vOlyer, compelled the cashier to stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
NJ Z w Q D D " 7 IT &
N l. w y ID n Il L L L Il


night to Miss EleanOre Clay. a niece Of
the late Joseph L Hudson. millionaire
dry goods merchant. The marriage took
place at the home of the bride
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
Santa Rit
SANTA RITA
STOCK

New York Curb clos
ing price today $3.50
q $1.63.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

DIR. ANNA Reum. BucBler Bid. over Elite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

On another shaft being sunk for develop well a. of develop
total OF
epupedy t in
Hanh ration orwilbe Immediately commence
Weed has personally picked is IN
With three diamond drills
and kgngon in have been Herpoy
Santa Rita Development Company Stock purchased the
Nw York curb market through your bank company
broker at current market prices Which daily quoted in w York.
Padea Boston and Chicago OH quotation sheets
of all reliable brokerage firms throughout the Southwest.
Glue Santa Rita orders to your Broker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

ni Arizona employs over 1900 people in its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

DIR. Bauchert. Dentist Mills Bldg. Phi. 4s57.
Try Mrs. CIark,s Cafeteria. COS Mesa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Eat at Pickwiclz. 4O5 \. oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Eye trouble: See Braun. 612 Mills Bid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

stanton Cafe. ne n. Stanton. Quality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

DR.. Ebert. dentist. 216-21S Mills Bid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
CHINO COPPER
STOCKS

n. Y. Stock Exchg.
Closing price today
$4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

Eat at Savoy Cafe. no S. Stanton.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

gntpidlung bes @ablfampfes Der.
folgefl, mo aus leinen @eo6ud)tl,ngen
Die ullper1neioliden 5hliiIle sicben,
oelr in LETTER 2inic miro ser @abl-
fampf nidt onrd Gcocl,, Garaoen
ilnb SlaggenIdnpcnfer, IonOcrn oltrd)
g IN aettel cntld)iebu1. Die
grfabrungen Der lebten ad)t5e9n Nfo.
nate biirgen bafiir, oaB Die @iirger
neutid)er 8eburt ooer Mbltanunll,llg
it'd bel Insiibung hires p%ornebn1iten
8iirgerredts bon Sen ibren alr1 pid)-
tighten e%rldeinenben Sl1tcreiicn DER
amerifaniiden 4Nolitif leiten laiiell
lnb ael,au miiiet mcroelt, melder Ser
&anoioaten bieie am beitcn pertreten
tlll1b foroern miro. Iie grinnerung
OH SEN befalrnten Mltslprl,d) ser
@raiin Sriilla III ocs aroben EEL
ting emilia @alntti" miro Ben @iir-
germ beutld)er @eburt ober Mbfunft,
Die inns al1genblidlid notlmenoig err
ldeinc1oe S%uriidbaltltne erleidtern<
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
gcmufratiidJc staatscunucntiun.

&iernit lit cine 9elc9otcn : &pn@
bcntipn bcr &c%mofrotiidcn Eartci BON
Spipn ollf Wstt,updl, hcn 12. StIi
1916, ltnt 10 llbr @prn1itta9s, nadl
Ser gtabt 9cs W1pincs bcrnfcn.
Ser 3ipcf bela9ter a%unncntinn lit,
ctipoiac @nfar8cn in Der &anoipaten&
Iiltc fir Gtaatsomtcr alls5uTiillcll, iute
i'll Seet. 1887 q 81 poreelhrieben lit,
NM cine Glatiorn allsSuarbciteu nnb
nl5llnebmcn. Gin Staats : Gc1trale
Committee, beltebcnb aus nid,t iueliz
ger OILS eincm Mitglico BON ieNcm &pt@
a~reSbc5irf nnb fir Sic @prnabrnc ul1b
GrIcbigune ipld' onberer @eidaftc,
ipclhc ser Gpnhcltion %oneebrud)t ui1b
nptbnenoi9 eridciner mDgc1.
Sic State Der @crtretlna in bicIcr
apnpcntion lit, cin 9elc9at fir icbcs
Gpl1ntp unb Elm sufaeli6cr 9elc9at
Tin lcbc 200 Stimmcn pber citcr
Mebrbcit ipldlcr, ipeldc in Ser @cnc@
ralipabl bon 1914 fir Spbn s. @a@
milton fir @operl1or a%bee9cben lpllr&
bcrl.
Nadb bicler State iinb sic Counties
sn Sen fplsenoen ibrcu Mamen bill5ll@
,,f;,,l,,, NoI,oo+,, bnrcI,+iot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
griinen 3ellen treten ldin1t1,erno

griinen 3ellen treten ldin1n,ernb IN
grideimrng.
SeIbit Sic Mippen iillo NIT oieien
9roBet meiben uro fIcillen griinen
3enen beoedt, 10 bab oieier M%,tfial,=
glngs : EroseB fortpGbrenb unb .iebr
ld)nen ollr6 Die NfIanSe gebt. 5dnel-
lie Mllsoiin ltli,g miro al1dy ollrdl 0ieie
%retbempeile Mnoronl,ng Ger 3elen
u1o oltrd Die GerSlpeiglungs : 6orm
oes Stengels erlcidtert."
Gas lit Die bemerfcnslpertbeEflu
sc. meld1e Scr Oelltidcn bptaniidell
@iHenIdoft luobibefolllt, BON lestc-
rer Der ar5tlid)en oelltidpl1 @illen=
ldlaft als @rias fir sic ol1rd bic brit
tiid)e 9lpfobe INNER tbcllrcr l,,0 lei
.tener merbenoe @alumpplle fir Ser
banoltoff fir offene @lulocl, empfob-
len ipltroe ltno BON lcsterer nit iold)
aroBem Grfolg nngeluanot lporbelt
lit.
Gus fir vMen
mo uGipililation" iper Iad)t 50
nidt? fampfenoe England 1nollte
.ieoenialls ourd) ben acknowledgement,
onrd, meld)en 8arm,tpolle oils Coulter
bal1be erflGrt ipl,roe, alld) ser oert-
ld)en germnn0etenpflege SdJpicrig-
feiten bereitell, oei1n Die @ieber6er-
ltellltng Sl1r Observation-Disclosures BON
80 pber 81 4ro5ent ser oelttidenger=
mn1oeten aebtgngIano icbr gegen sen
Strid). 0csbab bot England ia
altd} ieocnfaus 6ie Mblieferllng bon
Gerbanos5eltg nno alloeren 2a5aretb-
materialien ourh bus Mmerifaniid)e
uHotbe 8ren5" on oas beutihe u93o=
tie arell5" perbinocrt. 3, oie
30 c dIihfeit" gebt Sobn
g1tu, lpie leinen Imcrifanilde Be
mutoerern nnb Sdleppcntrdgern
iiber Mlles.
Die oeitide @iiienidaft fat, mas
Die oeutlde @ertpunoetenpflege anbe-
trifft, ~oie grflarung Ser 9alr1nlpoae
als g%olttrabanbe nllslos genlud)t. Sic
bat fir Die 81tn6berbdlloe einelt poa-
aiiltigen griabltoff fir sic @auunmpl=
lie setnnoe1> 1pie iie fiir ar1oere ol,rd)
Die 9lofaoe abgeidnittene &obltoffe
grlab %getnnoen Bat, iogar fir &altt-
iduci.
Die gnglanoer fDi,rl1en 1peoer Sic
f%elograllen nod Die blal,el1 bentld)en
Slt1tge,t b%eiiegen, nod, piel meniger
oie oelltlde @ilienidaft oie miro,
Die Serren gnglanoer n1ogen anlteI-
len, mas lie mollen, l1t1ter alien I'm.
ltaroen Siegerin bleibe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
@irb fid mein &inb andJ nidt ~,uciseru
Sr. Sings nenc Grfinbnug ST. &c.
bramdcm?

Sic bette gntiport cuff hicle Srase
lit ST.. Sings nelie grfinoung lelber.
oenn Tie iebt iid alls ci1em allsenebm
lilbcn Sprrp 5ulammcn, bpn Dem sic
&inoer cher mcbr, als 5u ipenig ncbz
men. 9ieIem @brup iinb Iebisinen
beisefiigt, tpelde na6 iabrelangen Ser
1ltden als bas Bette linb 6cilIamlte
fir 6llitcn nnb Grfdltl1nge1t gcflt1Den
ipllrben. 9ieienisen, Sic ie ST.. Sings
,1elte grfinoung sebrarbt baben, lino
Die be1ten Srernbe ser Mebi5in, baSl1
fommt mod, DOB iebe S1aide bon u9r.
@tng's SEEM 9iscpberb" ge1ebltd ge%
idiibt lit. GoIten sic niht nit ser
Slaihc 5ufrieben fem, 10 erbaltcn sic
SIR @elb 5uriid. @enm sic cine TIaz
i6e in irgenb elmer Mpotbefe faufcn, 10
balten Gle 1i9 MIR an Sic @cbrandsz
antpeiiung. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
GuIitiidjc ,1ab nnpulitiid)c
&anbgfpKen.

= 2lopo George loa aitdeners
Neadfolger 1peroen. Set George
90 It'll"
Der Sdladrlf Ser Demofra-
ten: Der groBere Ginnerpail!" -
@ir lino nit Dem flei,1en 0innerpoi(
gang 5ufrieoen, ipett1t er 11lr bon lit.
- Ser gin5ige, beiien 8eridt iiber
Die in eilten 5iee pertpan0elte Neie-
oerloge nod allsltebt, lit Ser aon1-
maF0eur Der britild)en 5lotte.
alth III Dem el1ropaiiden@irtb
lbaftsfampf oiirfte oerienige obiie-
gen, Der iid am belten nit oent> mos
.er bat, gu bebelfen meiB.
gnglon6 lit Iotpeit oos cin3iae
&l1ltl1rlano Ser 8elt, oas SEN 8olt-
rai1b 5l1m Staatsmonopol erboben
bot. Mit 5ranfrei6 oils lfiaem
5beilbaber.
Gin stl1rm bat ploblid) sic
Werbitoung 5pilden Den ruiiiid1en
Seeren in SiioruBlonb unb Yetro=
grao %u1terbrpd)en. Dime Jra9e elm
Stnrm, Der allf bon Dem nDtbioen
8eldoBbagel begleitet ipuroc.
Der langbeinige Mifolai geifo,
lajelpitld fam BON Ieiner 10 beriibmt
9etporoenen Riid5lgsltrategie nun
e1ftnal nldt lalien.s @egenm1rtig en-
probt ct lie i'm aaufains. Iie Seem
yorf 8orlo ioQte giftoria id)ieBen
lalien.
Ser Sffi5ier, Der sen iriid)cn
Meoaftenr Sfeffington erl6ieBen lieB,
tit ,oes Wsoroes fir ibuloig, aber
gleid5eitig fir irrlinnig erfldrt lpor=
Den. Sen u@ebirnitlrm" batten 6ie
0flfslleoer pes arieesgeridts!
Die gaiirten baben ser Mt6e=
+11er &egiernng mlitgetbeilt, 1ie 1piiroelt
oemnadit. Sdritte treffen vsl1r
Sbllbung Der griedilden 8erfal=
Jung. gbenio pie anb s%[egppten
Dor it'd ielsit" eeidiitt mur0e!
Die 9ariier @irtbldnftsfonfe=
rel15 tbut 1pobl, 1id) oil oas @rllno=
prt115tp Der Niirnberger 5u e%rinnern,
pie befanntlid ufeinen ba11geu, lie
1aften i'm oenrr idon".
Hl1Blan6s grfolge bei Ser 1el,e,1
Sttenlipe 1ino ouf oie 6dae amerifa-
ntld)er Munition 5ltriid5l1fiibren. -
Sll Wlen meroen iie oas anf oas
Sdlllofonto ldreifen n11b nod 6em
&rlege b%erred}nen.
9ierpont Morgan lei6et 0pie
ltd bel 1einem gerbor Dor Dem
1bomplon : Committee beralsitente)
an @eoadtniBidppdde. Mber er erin
merit li6 bod mobL Dab er 6ie 9lQiir-
ten : Mnlei6e fit elm ugl1tcs Sc
crflart bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

2lopb George, ser friibcre 81
itan5minilter, lpiire ldon Der gecigl1c=
te Malrt fir 8itde1ers Gplten; es
gebort ein &edengenie ba5ll, bic fiinf
Mfillonellarmee Gnglanos mli5ultcl=
len.
Iic Mltlicn mcrocn pplt cinigcn
ilber{hmcngliden 3eitungcn 1T 4e-
trofrlillm als BETTER ser Maiirtell
aepriele1. Sebenfaas iiterroidt oas
oara1,s eriidtlid)e 3llacltanbnib, DOB
Die Muiirten, bon ocren Siegen sic
aal,5e @elt noa lit, tbatiadlid) eilcn
Hctter %bralld)tcn.
Der 9tew Dorf @eralo bc5cid)-
llet Die @cncrfrlla Mlbert gullins,
bieier &ricg lei ser ioiotiidlte &ricg,
Der ienlals aefiibrt moroel,, ais cine
fraftiae Nbfertieung fir Sen Malll,
Der i'm an5ettelte. Ger @eralb iplltc
lid) in adt nebnlen. Cont f1at CT
tros lciner biinoildcn Grgebenbeit
bel Sir gowarO @rep am glloc nod
III %llngnaoc.
Mit Ser siderbcit oes britt
Id)en Gren,iers iiber sen Grfulg lei
ller Mllsbllngerllngs : Iolitif ltcbt cs
i'm @loerlprltd, Dob Die Notb lid
on pielen gdcn un1o gnbelt bct sen
Mliirten ltarfer fiiblbar madt, als
bel Ben @egnern.
Ger Stlr3 oes italieniiden Mi=
1liIteriluns fonnte nidt iibcrraidcn.
CAB es lid iolange balten fpnllte, lit
MN Bent llnitanO sr,5llidreibcll, oob
iih ltiemallo finoen pollte, Scr bereit
mare, Die total %perfabrene &arre mie=
Der IN Sang 81 bringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

91c Stimmscber, ipelde iid si Sen
funoamcl1talcn Garllnbidben Scr Sc
mpfratie %bcfennen, linb eingeIabcn,
lid on Ser 3@abI bon 9elcgoten gil biez
Ter aplpentipn 5u betbciligen.
SIM auftras be@ 9emofratilden
Central : Committees, Ser in elmer orn
8. Wfat 1916 absebaltenen @er1amnz
lung ertbeilt ipl1rbe:
S. %. &epmulbs, @priiber.
!. @. S. @ranasan, Scfretar.
Die f~lcinite 2inie Ser Mifro-
ifope, Sic MIR 0,0017 >@ranlm miegt,
fpltet 5lpall5ia Marf.- Spld] Mifro=
flop lit oemnad) elm tbeltres 2inien=
geridi.
HtN/
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

Der yzaslt3e Democrat, etnf9ItesIi1
6onntngs= MuSaube, feds Mlir1rnern iebe 8p6e.
10 GentS. ipb6ertIi6 ober $500 idbrIid Bel
Borarsaablnng fret abaeliefert.
Mett Der 8oft auberbaIb Der etabt, mad ir,
get1h ei1eM Roftamt in ben Ser. Gtaaten, Ga.
xaoa ober Weericp. $500 idbrlid bel 8praus-
aablung.
Sic eunntags 4. Nnssnbe, nlr burt bic 9ott
Hatb iebe1l 1oftamt in ben Der. @taaten, ioftet
idbrlih $1.OO bel SoralS5abIune.
Ser u6albipbdentlife 9eu,uirat", bur& Bite
Boft inllerbaIb Der Ser. Gtaaten unb bur6
Irdeer in Der etaot $3.50, bel BoraissatIute
$500; nah Canada $3.50 unb mad europa
t4.00 per Sabr BET 8orauS5abIune.
Ser yM5dentlihe 9empsrat", In atpet Ibet.
len, Mitttpohs uro @un1abenbS. ioitet timer.
talb ber Ser. @taaten 5000. mad Canada uub
mad EUROPA $3.50 idbrIi& bet 8orauSaatIune.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

F1PrpoHf Wforgdf1 le10ef (lDie
ltd bel 1einem gerbor Dor Dem
sbolnplon : Committee beransitente)
an @eoadtniBidppdde. Mber er erin
merit li6 bod mobL Dab er oie glQiir-
ten : Mnlei6e fir elm ugl1tes Sc
crflart fat.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
PLEASANT HILL MASS MEETING
CIifty and CrossviIIe People Attend and
$3.50 Raised for the Fair.

Four autos loaded with nearly twenty
Crossville people attended the mass
meeting called at Pleasant Hill Satur-
day night in the interest of the Cum
berland Plateau Far Association.
DR.. W. B. Young and several of the
leading citizens of ClIfty were also
there. Owing to circuit court being IN
session, several Pleasant Hill citizens
were not able to attend. In spite Of
such obstacles the meeting was a sue
cess and resulted in Sl60 being sub
scrlbed. One OF the unique features of
the meeting was that the first SUD-
scriptlon was received from woman.
Mrs. F. j. Upham, CrossvIlle, gave
her name for ten dollars.
A committee of five was appointed
to solicit subscriptions. The commit
tee is: d. w. Lundy. chairman. Her
bert Smith, j. G. Anderson, W. h.
Wheeler, S. V. Suttles. These gen.
tIemen will doubtless be able to secure
numerous subscriptions IN that section.
Following are the subscriptions re-
celved:
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
CHAIRMAN TAYLOR WARNS.
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
Opened Here Yesterday and Will Close
Today--hbIe Addresses.

The Annual Conference of the Con-
gregationaI churches of the state open
ed here yesterday. Rev. DR.. W. IL.
Hopkins, of Atlanta. superintendent
of the Congregational Home Mission
ary Society of the Southern FIELD, ar
rived Monday and delivered an excel
lent sermon Monday night. The SER
n,on was followe by social hour and
light refreshments.
DR.. Hopkins was accompanied by
Rev. W. o. Berkmann, who was for
merly pastor here, out who ls now To-
Gated at Williams burg. KY, and is su-
perintendept of the Congregational
churches in Kentucky and Tennessee.
DR.. Hopkins has the entire five hun
dred churches of the southern field un-
der his charge and Rev. Berkmann
works under his direction throughout
this state and Kentucky.
Following is the program tor today
10 90 a. III. Devotional Services,
W. E. Wheeler.
10 :l5 a. M. Business.
10 AS a. NJ. Address by Rev. Park
er.
IL 90 a. IN. Address by Rev. D. K.
Young.
II :l5 a. NJ. Address by Rev. W. j..
Davenport.
II 80 a. m. Sermon by Rev. DR..
Chas. Myers.
1890 Adjournment.
! Yesterday afternoon Rev. DR.. Hon.
kins gave very interesting review OF
the work IN this southern field. Rev.
Berkmann also delivered sermon OF
much power. Last night Rev. Chas.
Myers delivered an interesting and
helpful discourse, followed by the
Lords Supper.
This gathering will bring much in
spiration and encouragement to the
church here and will prove season OF
rich enjoyment for the speakers are
men OF great breadth of vision anc
deep learning.
Rev. M. A. Martin since he has beer
pastor here, has given the people ser
mons that are broad, vigorous and full
OF that generous freedom of thought
that comports well with the moderr
ideas of religious thought, and ha!
brought cut as church goers persons
who have very rarely attended church
before,
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
HOOPER WILL SPEAK
IN CROSSv|LLE
Next Monday, October I6' The Outlook
for a Republican Victory in Both
Nation and State Is Most
Excellent, Is Claimed.

Republican Headquarters. Nashville,
Oct. 10-Ex- Governor Ben W. Hooper
will speak IN Crossvllle. Monday. Octo-
ber 16 No man in the state can put
the ginger and clean cutting power in
to public speech that Little Ben
can and If you want to hear the issues
of the campaign handled in vigorous
and telling manner you will not fail to
hear hun. There is not republican
or democrat either in this county who
can afford to miss hearing HIM. Be
sure you come out and bring your
neighbors with you.
Republican headquarters, following
the weekly report from all corners OF
the state, feel more confident this week
than ever of electIng the entire state
ticket, and it seems safe to predict
victory for Hughes and Fairbanks IN
this state. The miserable failure OF
the Democratic firing squad which was
sent to the trenches on Monday is a
source of constant amusement to those
who know just how many people heard
each speaker, and also just how many
of the AZ oratorlcal centemeters that
failed to get INTO action at all. Gen.
Harvey hannah had an audience of "A
In the splendid city of Columbia.
Clyde Shropshire, drafted from the
presidency of the Nashville baseball
club for days service in the field,
was unable to get a hit the first time
up, so he quit the game after twenty
minutes work ON the hurting hill, at
Dickson. The biggest thing that
Democracy from the far hearalded
"Broaoslde was bunch of hot air in
the newspapers. The aftermath was
not SO thoroughly advertised by the
state committee.
HEADQUAKT All KNOXVILLE
Chairman J. Will Taylor spent two
days last week in Knoxville. where he
was present at the opening Of the East
Tennessee headquarters, Judge Baker
being placed in charge, and Jesse ..
Cottrell, secretary. This will greatly
facilitate the handling of matters IN
East Tennessee, and promises to whoop
things up IN rush.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
STRUCK BY FREIGHT TRAIN
One Man Killed, Three Injured and One
Escaped in Mi|Istone Trestle
Smashup.

Saturday morning about seven
O'Clock the 1. G. east.Dound tast
freight ran Into hand car carrying
five section men. One man was killed,
three others injured and one man es-
capped with slight scratches.
The section men had started to work
and were gong east on the handcar
Just as they were nearing the Mill
stone trestle, a few miles east OF
Ozone, the fast freight ran into them
going IN the same direction.
James Gasket was killed instantly
and the remains were buried at Days
vile Sunday.
Albert DAVIS. the foreman. had one
leg and shoulder broken and was badly
cut about the head and face. He was
taken to Nashville yesterday by DR.. v.
L. Lewis, the railroad physician.
Van Clowers had leg broken and was
badly cut about the head and face. He
was so badly injured that he was taken
to Nashville Saturday for treatment.
Sam Glover had one arm broken.
Chas. Greever escaped with no in
lures of consequence by leaving the car
and sliding down the trestle work.
Casket stays with the car until struck
by the train and was killed instantly.
DR.. V. L. Lewis hastened to the
scene az soon as notified and did ali
possible for the injured men.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11

larger majority than any man who nas
gone to the Legislature from this dis
trIct in several decades.
Mr.. Garrison is so we'll and favorably
known to our people that nothing short
OF good support is expected Tor him
and his acquaintance and connection IN
other counties is sure to prove OF great
assistance to him. Hon. 7. E. Wilson,
it will be remem bered, only won by lol
votes two years ago and the friends OF
Mr.. Garrison confidently expect to
Woe out that small majority this time.
HOOPER INTO MIDDLE TENNES-
SEE.
Nashville, Memphis and those coun-
ties between and below these two cities
are very anxious to hear Governor
Hooper. and each date made for the
former Governor IN Middle and West
Tennessee IS being received with en-
thusiasm by voters of these sections.
He is making telling licks In East len
nessee and at every appointment ne is
being heard by large crowds, and the
sentiment IS ripe for Hooper to go to
the United States Senate.
OVERALL TO EAST TENNESSEE.
Col. John W. Overall, republican
nominee, who IS now conceded to nave
RYE outclassed for the gubernatorlal
sweepstakes, is IN Est Tennessee this
week, having left Nashville Monday
night to spend several days at Republi-
can headquarters at Knoxville, prior to
making several towns near Knoxville.
He IS very optimistic, and still sticks
to his slogan. which he now repeats
with assurance, II am going to win.
ABEKNATHY AFTER ENLOE.
Col. Enloe says himself. the writer
heard him, that he IS not worried about
the fact that he failed to touch state
issues in his published speech, tor that
each was written 10 get elected on,
and he was careful to keep off the
grass. But the Colonel will soon
learn that Perry Abernathy is on his
trail leading large crowd OF MS Tor
mer Democratic friends who say they
are tired of the Colonel holding otilce,
for he il not regular, that he blows
hot and cold at the same time.
CHAIRMAN TAYLOR WARNS.
J. Will Taylor, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, has sent letter OF
warning and request to every county
trus tee in the state of Tennessee, re
garaing the poll tax record. He puts
the trustees on notice that fair and
square deal is expected.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
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SIX SHIPS SUNK.

Saturday the German submarine
U-53 came into harbor at Newport
News, stayed three hours, delivered
some mail and put to sea- Sunday it
sank SIX vessels as miles off the New
England coast; tour were British and
two neutral no American vessels were
molested, but one was stopped and
searched. Much excitement was ere
ated IN shlpplng circles.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
SENATORIAL CONVENTION

: The democratic Senatorial conven-
tion for this ninth district is called to
meet in Sparta today at ii a. m.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11

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