davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

nureyea such hing Ia lever Do near o. OF
baebanto rege dor sha OfurePa cdn
= n Of
have aske Idle Ia youn al
ding as SPOKE Il
reuarn sepnsl Always make aportte be bed q o
Dt o.e " ~ lover
fs
tina, dare
in eope muehssp ob. y bee r.
IN cvo IN is "a h .
Don enpy strenuous . op pth you
~ o the o 10
" a q
n
Don ty o k.or seryos o...yo Q
the "
TRY o 0 there team G
,of 70 lines vine zee : she
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
The POughk~epsie ZiIs Trot.
Parse $1,000.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aux 81
President Wathen, Of Louisville. has
proposed to President Chivington.
% the American association. an Al.
teration Of the American association
schedule IN view OF me threatened
railroad strike 10 permit the
clubs 70 complete the schedule by
trolley instead Of train.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

.Nank. Pace Plunge sdtIne.
That - what all Of us like 80 face
these DAYS.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

AieNsnders penuant hand sppesrs
To- he piayiag raEtime nusir.
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~srieosartt kGmft
11iai6incnGewc9r e!

8aibungtou, 10. Rob. - Gin ao-
mitec De8 ariegSamt8 bat beute Die
iofortige 8eidnffung pom 400
Giders Naidineugelpebren empiob.
len mo ariegsietretdr 8afer bot
oiele Gmpieblung gut gebciBeli.
Die uncertainties en- Mmitionsfa-
6rifanten boben Die Sudnqritouoi,
.geu oes ariegsdmtS 5u beeinflniien
geiutt, OoS 2etpiS Woihinengemebr
.(ein belqtides -ifnt) 8tt t%oltfe1,
inoem tie geIts hten. oaB iidJ
Ooslel6e i'm gegeniy,.ttieen Srt2gc
Gut ~belp1bre Die Hcgierungstomnai
lion aber bat ilud mebrfufen gro.
ben nit beioen @erpebreu iid fir oos
|9iderid)e @tdi6ineneemebr cntidie.
ben.
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Gncrme DerlmIte Scr
britiIcbcn Slotte!
Die uerienttcn SreaOnonabts unS
Stronger fatten 501,790
SDnueu Ganu,gebalt.

Berlin, 10. Sob. (fSitnfenberidt)
~ Die oeuti6e QomiralitGt bat ben
6ts6erigen 8crIuit Der britii6en
3Slotte lett 8eginn oeS GriegeS OH
Sdlo6tidifien uno a~rel3ern oaein
auf 50I790 5onuenqebolt feItges
lett. 0abei inns Die D~erienften @ilfs-
fre1lser, Gorpe0o6oote, Gorpeooidger,
Gaudboote uno @ndtififie niht
mitgerefnet
england bot IA 9ro6ent ieiner
5dladti6iffe 30 8ro3ent ieiner
gon8erfreu3er rn0 IA 8ro8ent ieiner
qeidibten area3er eingebibt. 8ie
Der aomirolititsItab meloet, batter
80 Der bon zen 6eittIhcu Marine
Itreitfr1ften berie1ften brittihen
443, 500 Tonrten 9eploce-
ment quBeroern baden bic eng.
I1noer 80 Gorpe0piager un0 Sorpe-
bo6oote nut 1000 Ionnen 9eplace-
ment ulo rs Sa1tfbpote b%erIorel.
Gineu gegriff bon oen enornleil
britiI6eu gertuiten sur See erbdlt
man, menn nian iid Die Satia6e
Dor Qugen bait. bob Ole gauge
fron3oiti6e 6lotte beim geginn oes
arieges muir $4,000 Gonnen Qe.
placement bate uno oteientge Der
italienifhen $4,000 Tonnetl.
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t1tarktberidtte.
epfalsMnrlt.

AAAkANA AtAAANAA AAAh CANh#NH 49," @f
6rongen-aifte $3.50 bis $500.
9itroneu -aine $3.50 BIZ 500.
Grapefruit a1iie Sab Bio $40.
Qcpll-gorf SmperioIs. SAB 5000; Ger
0abis, 5ab $50; Souaibans Si,65, User
uno et0Bere $i.75 Der 0tlie, Blue Ribbon
Sf.s5 bis $500 BET aiite.
@etntrau6en-Gofabs Grote S2.25; gnl'
perors, Crate $3.50; Gmperors, 6daer Sif5;
5mpottierie, erfra Gut. $500; iouep 500;
ertra iaHeg $500.
girueH-@ariIeit Oregon Crate $780, art'
icr gufbeIs $1.s5 sui6eI; sbcloon 81 so
aiIte.
sabiarionel-aerfeb 6ampers. $1.75 TER
5amb.; aaHiaS, GaB 1915.
aarioiel-$i.s0 8uiDeI.
@enuite:-
BpiebeIn, fpaHtfde Crate $500.
8piebeIu. rrt, setb. 8fo, 3ht,
lomaieL 2ues, $500.
aobl 40, $3.50.
Selerie, Mi@s OH, 4oc,
geaerie. 5umbo, 9so. 90e.
eeuerie, 3oabo, rob 75c, oreiieo soc Sta.
aopfalat, aite $500. 9t6. 100,
8Iaitialof, 40c $50.
@nrfcu. 2bo. S1.75.
9letl.ae, inif, 9bo. 40c.
Beterflie. 9bb. 4oc.
gutebagoes, BIO. 2hc.
@eIbe. peiBc uno 8udtrrl6eu, BIO, 2lsc
stnpblunf, Bfo. 15c,
greilelbeeren-5as 5000, Rife s3.25,
Sonia-aa1en S9.75: Qirliue, $40. y0ei
Is un5eH s2.25 aiite.
aiae-go. / @aunlHc $50. 18l4c, SO
2, 15hc
geanuis-qr. /, rob, gfO. &c, seriitet, gfO
Sc; 9ednuts Juutbp. rob, Bib. Sc, getoitei
Rfo. 1oe.. ~eefoI8en, $1.1o bic 9l9fc.
Manoeln;-
aonpareils 23e. g. Il. 90. zoe.
aanegHi5ur 1se, bnrtf9aIig 1870.
arnfl IS BIZ 100.
9eucans- Heiue. Bio. 14c. sroBe toc.
5iI6erts. $40. f9e.
@emiibte 9alHe tic.
Omaha, 10. 9obenber.
&inSuieb-3ufubr 1900.
8ceftiere, felt bis ltdrfer.
@ute bis bette 9.75-1t.00.
MittelmGBige 8.50-9.75.
@eru0GnIi6c 6.75-S.50.
aihe un0 Sellers, felt bis itort.
8eefes, gute bis bette $50 bis
S.15.
geitteImaBige 6.75-7.25.
Ben0bnIide 6.00-6.S5.
Cute bis bette Sellers 6.75-72;
8ute bis bette ailbe 6,25-6.75
9tittelmGBige aiibe 5.50-6.25.
@enobnlidc 4.00-5.50.
Stoders mo 6eeoerS. felt.
5ecbers, quite bis bette, 7.25 bl.
500.
gaittclnaBigc 6.25-Z.25.
@em09nIidc 5.75-6.25.
Stod Sellers, quite bis bette 5.2t
bis 6.75.
Stod aii6e 4.25-6.00.
Gtod aGIGcr 6.00-8.00.
8eal &1Ibcr 100000.
Bulls un0 5tog5 5.25-6.25.
Shiueiue-3nfubr 5000.
Martt felt bis &c b0ber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.50-9.75.
@6dlter 3reis 9.85.
Shafe-3ufu6r $500.
Marft t0-15c bober.
2ammer 1O.25-tt.15.
@efitterte hammer 15--40c Is
Der.
36brlingc 7.5O-9.25.
5ee0er SGbrlinge 7.00-8.00.
Whtttcrihofe 6.25-7.35.
@efiittertc Wflttteridnie t0--15
G0ger.
decoer @utteridafe 7,15.
5eeoer 2dmmer $4,000.
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pnItcr Reinb0tc's
Dcrtrao fir Sen haiicr!

SEER Qoitor 2lug. @. ReinbarO
bat mebrere grentpIare leines Dor
TRACES il6er Den Oe1ltihen GDaraf-
ter, ben er bor Sturgeon Dor Dem
bieiigen 8aitorenberein gebalten,
bent Sapitan aonig bom lla9oot
oDeuti9Iouo" 5u9eionot. Ut ri6-
tete Die Bite al ibn, Gin Grcms
plor Dem 0eltinen aailer Su iiber.
mitteln. Ser Geiuboro bat nun
bon DER SdiitsgeieIlihoft Elm Dnnt
Ibreibcr erbalten, nit Der 8eriide-
runq. Dab olleS mad Bunid be.
inrat per0en miro.
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aibc, firm bis tart.
Stoders, %lungfnln.

aiibc, firm biz tart.
Stoders, Iangfoln.
aGlber, feit.
Sduciuc- 3ufubr G000; O3orft
6ffnctc SC bober, idloB 5--10c
b0ber.
0urdidnittsprcis 9.40-9.85.
@06itcr 4reiS 9,95.
Shafe--8nfnbr 5000, 9tortt Poe
b0bcr.
S0titer 8reis 1850.
@efitttcrtc BANNER t1.35.
ct. SDIcp6 Marftberidt.
ct. Soiepb, 10. 9loDeatber.
MISUNDERSTANDING 700; @forft lett.
&66iter &reis 1850.
Sdpciue-3ufu6r 5000; W8orft
largionl big felt.
Observation-Disclosures 9.65-9.85.
S6tItcr Greis $50.
Sdafc-3ufubr 1000; @3arft IS
bis SOC hober.
@cfiltterte 2dlunler lilo.
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Hutndncn crorcifcn
sic OffcmIipc!

9etrograo, 10 glop. 9aS
aricasant beriftet beute nodnlit.
tag, Dab Die rumdniiden Streitfrdf.
tc pIobliG aii Die fcinolideu SteI.
lltnaen Del Breoeol IN Der aorolibcn
8oao6ei Die 0ffcnfibe ergriffen pn0
Die feinoliAe Iinfe 5lanfe umeaneen
baben. Dns @eiedt iii nod in
@ongc. Qlm NIT elmer 0lieoerlogc
Der gtiunGnen 3u en6en.)
9uforelt, 10. Hob. - DnS bic!iae
Rriegsomt meloet: Gin fein0lidcr
Monitor un0 cine A6tcihmg otter.
reid. ungnrtider Snfanterie modten
einen gngriff otf Den gtmuooit
8riidenfopf. mlroe ober Ourd iit.
iere grtinerie our llmfebr ge5puu.
gen.
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berueur Sobniou, aonoioot fit oas
glnt zines 9unOcSienotorS ouf Dem
rebublifaniidcn Gidet, lit Dem Fra
iioentIhaitS aanoionten SugbcS I'M
foit 100000 Stirmuen oormts urO
bat ieiuen Oemofrotii1eu @eqertan.
oiootpn NIT 275.000 bis 100000
Stimmen geidJlneeu.
3ur5eit, ols SuBbes Den Stodt
beretite, muroe er iiberall begeii.crt
empfungen, uno man Tam iih IN
.6ielt0eA repubIifoniI9M Qreiieil
nidt erflGrcn. oob &ugbes iomeit
Binter Sobnion 5uriidgeblieben 1T.
.Gs baiBt onB oonnls Sobuion BON
Serrn Siigbes 9eidnittn wuroc
uno ooB Sobnion oariiber reritimmt
lmo nittS our ertuGbIung oeS re.
publitoniifen BrdiioeutidoitS Sean.
Dioatcn in California bcioctrnaeu
babe.
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Die Sicsi6bri0c
Grntc ucbraskas!
81 onrfiucg hcSsmtenO aeringcr ais
i'm &Orjabre; 9reiie iiuS ie'
bod biel bober,

8oibinpton 10. Sob. 3os Re.
gierungsbureaii fir Die @inid1sitng
Der @rnte OeS 2anbes bat fir Den
5taat Rebrosfa folgenoe 3iffern
beruusgegeben:
Mui8-t94. 600 900 8uiBe[ gegen
2t3, 1000 i'm 8oriobre.
8ei5en-t9 ,000.0 900 guibel ge.
gen 72,154,000 guibel lebtes Sobr.
Safer-0ftoberihdtung 1862
900 gui6el aeaen 70,154,000 in
1916.
@erite-Oftoberih1eutg 2,940c
900 gegen 1886, 900 8uibel I'M Der,
gongenen Sabr.
G~artofieIn- 8uibel 90
gen tt,500 900 @uibel. bori9es
Sobr.
Ser-Septenber. Sddbuna 3,
100000 Conner qeqeu 100000
Gonneu inn obaeIaufenen 95abr.
aebfel-570,O0O Sob gegen l..
100000 SAB lestes Sobr.
Die oerqleidenoeu 8reiie oilt +
Rooember 0ieies Snbres reip. am /
gfooember lebten Sobres iino fin
8ei5cn $3.50 gegen Sac per 9uibel.
fir Roi5 zoe gegen 53c per gitibeI.
&artoffem 81 90 geeen 40c per gu
ibel; Safer 42c gegen zoe per 8u.
ibel; Sen 5000 geaen $3.50 pel
Tonne; Gier 2Sc eegeu 2Sc pei
963.
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SIR ReSc Scs
RcicbskGn5lcrs!

2%8aibunstorL 10. 9tob. Sier
bctttc befannt ooB Die &c.
itrige Reoc oeS oeltihen Neid6fan3
lers, IN nelder er iih bereit erflorte,
Die 3uede uno 3tcle elmer 5ricoens.
liza mad Dem aricpe nod ardftcl
All f0roern, cine birefte IntiUort oiti
Die outrage Der amerifmiiHen 5rie.
oensliea gepeicn lei. 9ieiclbe buttC
bic oeutife R~egierung in oieier Sin
Iift %ionolert.
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Cur @rienslaae.

9(n allen 5ronten geitoltet iid
Ole ariegsloge lett bon 3aae 5u
9og unaiinitiaer fir Die aaiierten.
Weit benz gtlte Der l%lnbernunft bu.
ben Die aaiierteu an Der 8eitfront
iebt obermals einen gelpaltigen Wais
ienangriff unternommen. 0lit ben
itdrtiten Truppennoiien unO unter
glufbietltna Der geiamten artiIlerie
unteruobmen ite einen 8oritoB a1i
Der nufsen 90 &ilometer breiten
5ront ulO erIitten cine idpere gties
oerloge, Die ibnen mieoer gan5 I'm.
oerbdltnismobige 8erluite 5ufiigte.
IS eelinqt Den Aliierten an Der
@eItfront iiberbaupt nift mebr, Die
oeutihe Clinic aud MIR eiu5ubiegen.
SIM @egenteil, lie baden in ben leg.
ten Sogen miAtige Steaungen, Die
iie NIT rieiigen Gpfern e%rto1ft bot.
ten, rGumen miiiien. aIe &nitrens
aungen, ale Spfer iin0 ai1f bieieut
GeiIe 0es arieqSidal4plases fir Die
G%lqiierten boljg bergebens gepeien
um0 lie iperoen not%georunaen Die
0perotionen in fitr3eiter 3eit elm.
itellen mullen.
Sod i9lefter itebt e5 I'M Die
Ruiien uno Rltmdnen on Der Sit-
6ront. Sn menigen 8oden miro
Humdnieu erIeotgt iein un0 Die Gen.
trolmGdte uno lire 8~erbunbeten per,
ben ibre pole 4raft gegeu Die rui-
Iiihe arnee entfalten f0nnen, Die
ibre angriffe iaIt bodIt1noig einge.
Itetlt bat unh iid I'M weientlider
oarauf beidranft, lire Stelunger
81 bolten.
Ster iod nan Sinoen6urgS Qbiiht
Die @ntIheioulg berbei gefiibrt wer.
Den un0 oaroui oeliten ot6 oil
@orte oeS bulgnriIden @remiers
3aooSIopom BIN, boB Der 6elo8uf
gegen RuBlono energiid mGbreni
oes gan8en Binters fortgeiebt miro
Die 3entr1t.nddte itno oa8u in
5tanoc. HnBlano lit es nod oei
enormen 8erluIterL Ole Is felt ben
Suni erlitten. nid)t mebr.. 8aS boz
9rufilons qrmee nod iibrig lit
miro in 0ieiem &interfelo3ug il
fider ~oufgerieben perOen, pie oeI
5ribtiug Dem 8inter folgt. R1B
lanoS Mhlnitionsporr0te ltno er
lhopft, Die 3ufubren m1breno be!
Bmters ours 1uberIte eri9mert Uni
unter oeu Druid Der beit1noig Dor
oringenoen fein6Lihen Iruppen miri
es GuBlono unm6glid iein, ieirlr
armee 5u reor9nniiteren, mic iie E:
i'm Iesten Sabre geton bat obel
nelie Mrmeen su htloen.
8te angriffe Der Staliener al
Der 6lterreidiiden @ren3e, lopie otI
Offcnltbc hon SorroilS 5uIommen
aefpiirfeltem Neer6aufeu in @a5eoo
uien iino fldglid geideitert. ql
alien 6ronten 1T Die Gntente unter
legen mo ibre Gage lit, peun aud
nod nidt b6aig boffnung8lnS, il
ioof inl b6fiten Grade ousIi6tslos
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iions. lmenoement go. 2 nit 40s
900 stimmau 0sebrbeit aeihlagen
por0en iei Con 5roncisco bot &C.
gen 9ro6ibition 8piiheu 10000 mo
$4,000 Stimmcn dbgcgeben. Die
@ro6ibttiontiten ihreien notirlih
gctrug uuO bebouptcn, OaB Oieie uns
gcbGire @oioritot mir Ourh StiDin.
0cl cr5iclt tueroeu founte utO Oro-
ben, Die @erid)te %ouruien 8i moIlcn.
So6nion0 foloHale Maiuritdt.
Gan francisco, 10. NoO. @ou.
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meiscm brin0t ibcr
$500 Scn BM1bcl!

minneapolis, 10. Ioo. &lni,
ipei8en iticg beute flir5 Dor ~ llbr
oormittags on Der bicIigen 8ei5eu,
t6rlc auf 80 unO Is Sent per Bll.
ibel; sic milociten S6enen ereigne.
ten i'd oenn 10 cttpos mar bier
rod nidt oogctpGien. 9urlim itleg
ouf $2.0s; es lit OieieS oer bier ie
hGdit be1ohLte Yreis.
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G6icaap Marft6cridlt.

Chicago, 10. 9tobember.
GiHoOieb-3nfubr $500; @torfi
felt.
Canadian Brafter5 900.
!0oditcr Hreis It's.
Sdbrlinge 1t.25.
S~Aweine-3ufubr 28,000 @lnrft
Sc bober.
8urhihnittspreis 9.45-995.
S0dfter lSreis 1910.
Sdafe - 3ufubr 10000; Ntarft
itarf.
8efiittertc 91nnmer 1870.
@eitlihe 2omnler HOO.
5ecoer 2dmmer 1926.
Sbobo 21mmer 1895.
Snnias 6itp Mtarft6eridt,
aanlas gitu, 10. 9oOember.
RinODicb-3ufubr 1.500; Marft
felt bic tart.
SdbrIinge 100.
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2lrkartfas,

0o8 2an0 oes 5onnenideins, 2oul
ST berfoufen, groBe uno fleine
5tiife, 5l Breiien Die alien paiien.
I'm rdbere Qusfinft idreibt all
Rntban 9Satts,
536-37 9orton 8lod, 9moba. Nebr
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ssit @rieheniono boben Die Aai-
ierten 3uitdnne seihoffeit oie einen
Geubeginn dller Qualifications 4rbelz
ten n%otipenoia muden. Der 8iir9er
friea iii int polen @anec.
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1iabcsm cine 11liHicn
Demtictc 9cfaacn!

2onoon 10. ytob. 9liis scr
bier beite e%iueetroiicuen offi5ielen
6eutihcn 8erluitliite ergibt iid. 6aB
III 6ieicm ariege foit cine Wilior
Deutihe gefalen lino.
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Prohibition an
California bcgrabcn'
biram Nphuiou, 0unbiOat iir @uH-
Ocsicnatur, bot fat 100000
Stimmen 9lHralitdt.

Gan 6rancisCo. 10. 9ob. ~ Der
Gtaat California bleibt mob. an8
Den bisDeriocu 8oblberihten eraibt
i'd. oob Oa8 9robtbitions amenhe.
ment gso. / init 10000 Brobibt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Return.

In the softly lighted courtya ard Of the
Hotel de France newly Imported
2lseuner kapelle was playing the
waits from Iotymans "Ersaeh,un
gen Sylvia Aruaud. rel and gold
Carmen. danced toyonsly 10 the slow
graceful strains, aud her partner smiled
down into hes face. upturned ard bril-
Lantly lovely in It's sheer ecstasy OF
living
"LnoS At that queer old lady with
the white wig. Is sac a masduer And
that funny, gray little thing beside
her. call them the Prophecies, What
are they doing herey''
How should know" Sylvia re-
turned with sudden impattence.
As they passed on Mrs. Farluhar
turned and touched Gabrielle on the
arm.
Sylvia has Just seen Us" she said,
Il have spoiled the evening for her l,
WAS worth while coming. She tried 10
laugh AZ me with that young fool, bu,
she cualdnt. She Il beginning 70 be
atraia II Richard dies | shall haunt
her TIL she gees mad"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01
STRIKE
| IN CHATTANOOGA
ks A PROBATION AGAINST VIC.
LENcE CARS WERE CALLED
IN AT 10 p. N.
NEWS OVER THE STATE
Happenings Of INTEREST Cleaned from
Tennessee Points Prepared In
Condensed Form Through
Our Special Service.

Z Chattanooga An street cara Of the
Chattanooga Railway and Light Com.
pany ceased operation Tuesday night.
Aug e. on order OF the general sa.
perintendent, who said IL was = pre-.
caution against violence by strike
sympsthirers to passengers and oper.
sioFs. threatened In suburban districts
beyond Jurisdiction OF the city police,
The order was issued after rock had
been thrown through a stree, car
window. iniuring q woman. and after
windows In another car beyond the
city limits and been broken by pistol
shots
Hundreds we're compelled to walk
home from the business districts on
account OF taxicab companies being In.
adequately prepared.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01
lrfsntils Paralysis Germ.

In a lengthy report to physicians.
the Rockefeller institute announces
the discovery Of a germ In the brain,
and spinal cord Of monkeys inocuiated
with infantile paralysis. The esTsn-
Ism is said to be very minute, the
difficulties attending Its ARTIFICIAL cul-
tivation and Identification being -
great that the discovery 10 AZ yet Of
little value for the purpose OF early
diagnosis Of suspected cases. Mon
keys inoculated with the micro-organ-
ism. developed a disease correspond.
inr to infantile paralysis In human be-
ings. From these experiments Il was
determined that the mucous NOM
branc Of the nose and throat Of per-
sons not sick with the disease may
become contaminated with the virus
and that without falling III themselves
they may become carriers Of the dis
ease. II was found. In monkeys, that
the virus could be discovered NIX
months after !noculation, and that dry.
Ing and mixing II with dust did not do
stroy II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01
CHAPTER xVil--Continued.

II stole these" he said, thought
they would be my last was mis-.
taken apparently Am TO thank your
Give me a cigarette instead"
Their faces were close together, The
red glow OF their cigarettes burned up
between them aud they looked each
other In the eyes. Then a hand was
stretched out and touched Farquhar's
with an almost feminine gentleness,
is there anything can do for yon~--
when We get back? Any messagei'
"Ycs--l should be grateful WIN you
30 to Madame Arnaud3 Ask for her
cempanlon--a Miss Smlth--a little
country woman OF mine. WIN you tell
her how II happenedf'
Il promise you, Naneless,"
Faruuhar bowed his head for a mo-
ment
Tell her the mirage was not so
splendid as the truth
The night decpcued with the silence
Ihes had fayEoitea thar their hSnds
were stu claspel together, Like chill
drcn they dreamed Old dreams and
trod old paths The dawn broke. and
ins,lnetivcly their eyes sought the
west, Amid the golden clouds drifting
up from the horizon the night had built
city OF temples and palaces, domcd
with silver. whose pale ethereal nina.
rets aud glowing cupolas reached up
into the translucent light OF morning
Fer moment or two II Frightened, the
slender outlines strengthening almost
10 reality then faded as the sun
rose passed wholly into the vacant day,
Mirage"
Goctr rnSe slowly and stlflly
The mirage Is gone" he said, lie
pointed then 10 something moving
swiftly over the wide sweep ot plain,
Colonel nestinu's calculated within
the hour" he said. There are the
cha sseurs"
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SYNOPSIS.
il

Sylvia omney. her lover. Richard Far
Quhar. finds. has fallen In lows with Cap
tain ATnaud Of the Foreign Legion Far
auhar forces Sower to have Preston's o
US returned TO him, S0wsr forces Far
quhar 20 resign hts commission. Gabrielle
saves Faruuhar from suicide, To shield
Arnaud, SylYla's nance, karquhAr pro-
frssea 20 have stolen war plans. As
Richard Sameiesa he Joins the Foreign
Legion. Farquhar meets Sylvia and Ca.
bfieiie Arnaud becomes q drunkArd and
opium smoker. Sylvia becomes friendly
with Ccienel Destinn Armand becomes
Jealous 81 Farquhur and Ia shot down by
Alin. ATnaul soss IN q dancing girl who
loves him for comfort, Gabrielle meets
Lowe. for whom she had sacrificed post
ton and reputation, and tells him sho is
free from him Sylvia meets Destinn be
hind the mosque. ArnAud becomes vi but
SYlva will not help him. nor Interfere for
farquhar Gabrielle. aiding Farquhar.
Who Ia under punishment IL mistaken by
him min his delirium for sylvia Farquhar
delivering message to Dcs,inn at
night nHds Sylvia with him He learns
ths u Was Gabrielle who aided him. Ga.
hriclie leaves Sylvia and goes 10 FarqH-
hars mother. who has come 10 AlEiers
IN an effort 10 lave her son, while on a
march turduhar saves pestinns life Ar
maud brings relief TO the column attacked
by Arabs,
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eio MEETING At DAYTON.
Gathering In Interest Of Dixie High.
way Eastern Route,

Gathering In Interest Of Dixie High.
way Eastern Route.
Dayton.--The Dixie highway meet,
ne held here last week Was probably
the largest and most successful good
roads gathering ever held IN this sec.
ton OF Tennessee with the exception
VI the meeting held at Chattanooga q
year or so ago. The meeting was very
largely attended. representatives OF
Hamilton. Rhca, Bledsoe, Rosne and
Meigs counties being In attendance
and more than one hundred automo
biles were In the parade. which pre-
coded the meeting in the city park
Chattanooga and Hamilton county
had about seventy tsAe machines In
the parade. and the Chattsnoogans
we're met by the machines from tho
other counties. forty or more in all,
about two miles out, land escorted into
the city. After making tour Of the
city, the automohilists went TO the city
park, where the meeting was held.
The address OF welcome was deiiv'
cred by b q, Mckenzie, attorneygen
eral for Rhea county,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01

were Egtitea Or carnissi-bat dbfasmL
They ulErrhad fosir ilep--a hundted al
them. TIER heads were bovptd. Be
neeth the aare Of Lights each nan
seemed 10 slirGnk. to COVER closef to
his neighl,0r. like d herdad terHned
animal And many stumbled. Pres
toms hands frightened On The rains In
front OF him.
"Popr deyils.' T
A few yards behind the last ifae .
spahI rode ahSne. A short rope was at
.ached 20 hiS saddle--and 10 mag
who stumbled at his horses heNis The
rope was round hls neck; his hands
were bound behind him, and the hroksr
link Of a chain ciankea In the sudden
stricken Stiffness. His kept had been
knocked on, and every line In thai
gaunt quiet face was visible. IA
though blinded by the sudden light be
feeled and was Jerked brutaily TO his
knees. woman laughed Historically
Instantly he had recovered. And In
that recovery. that quiet acceptance OF
u crownlng humiliation there was q
dignity, a courage that held the crowd q
moment longer In awestruck silence.
God In heaven--farQuharg"
Lowe nodded.
"You know now" be said. "Yos
know that your atonement has como
too late"
The trsglc figure passed on; an cfii
Ger on horseback rode into the light
and the crowd stirred in restless relief
But above that sudden wave OF move
mcnt, above the clowns half-ashamed
burst OF reconquered merrlment there
sounded a ery--a mufied wall Of
incredulous agony. The officer turned
In his saddle. Sylvia Arnaud, 10
the front row of the Mosques
waved to him. He did not look at her
and she glanced inpatieutly At the
boy. Mephistophelcs beside her,
what was thatf Didn't you hearT'
He laughed.
Someone tainted. That queer old
fury with the white wig. believe
You're not frightenedf"
q, "oh, no. no" ...s,
"0s course not. One gets accus
toned 10 that sort OF thing here. does
one notr A runaway legionary. Who
careS!" He offered her his arm with
an elaborate bow. May we not 80 on
dancing, Garment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-01
May Have Boiler Inspection

Jackson. passage Of \ bill ere
ating bureau OF boiler inspection by
the next legislature will be the dI
rect outcome Of the disastrous eI
psoston Of three eeilers here Aug si
which killed eight men and manned IL
others, II the efforts OF State Factory
Inspector W. l.. Mitchell are success
ful He expects to use the jackson
catastrophe. which he says 10 one oil
the worst OF It's Kind. occurring In the
state. as an argument for the creation
OF the bureau.