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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-29
Flashes From
Near and Far

Bulgarian troops seized a
Greek port on AEGEAN coast.
Persia's exports of opium in
crease six-fold since prohibition
law went into effect in China.
An owner of bees in Indiana
has been sued because his bees
stung the children of one of his
neighbors.
Milk is good for chickens. One
of most valuable poultry feeds
available on farms. Encourages
hens to lay.
The perfume industry of Italy
ANNUALLY makes use Of l $3.50 tons
of orange blossoms and 1000
tons of roses.
After the execution of two
confessed murderers in Argenti-
ma, demand is made for the abo-
lition O fthe death penalty.
J. P. Morgan, Jr., doubles his
fathers wealth in British muni-
tion orders and war loans and
has to his credit $126, ,833, 900.
Bad weather hinders active
operations on the Somme front.
German attacks, however ac-
cording to Paris reports have all
been repulsed.
Eleven speeding autos piled
into a heap at the quarter mile
turn of the Recreation Park at
Kalamazoo Mich, resulting in
two deaths and seven injured.
Nearly fifty British peers
have lost sons in the war who
would have succeeded them in
the places they now hold. 1t is
an inspiring chapter of the
strife.
From Mexico City it is re-
ported that the delegates to the
International Commission which
will discuss the border question
left for Washington last Sun
day.
French army officers have
solved the problem of travelling
over desert sands with a light
sled, driven by an aerial propel-
Ter which makes fair speed and
climbs grades easily.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jones re-
turned today from New Orleans.
Mrs. J. r. Bergeron is visiting
her daughter Mrs. S. J. Simon
eaux in Des Allemands. La.
P. H. Kinney of the Waddell
Lumber Co returned today from
a visit to the Barataria Settle
ment.
The fire alarm from Box 43
Monday was for a small blaze
that occurred in a flue of the resi-
1ence OF Mrs. J. Lehman which ,
was quickly extinguished by the
fire department with small
1amages.
The following ladies motored
% CharentOn this afternoon:
Misses Florence and Irma Ditch.
Louise Shelborne. Halle Bib
)ins. Leta Prohaska,, Bessie
COnklin. Mrs. Ernest Ditch and
Mrs. O.Ditch accompanied them.
Carl ]. Marx of New York, N.
T.. is the guest of Mr.. Henry
loeb here today.
f. NJ. We'll of New Orleans re- !,
urned here Monday to spend /
he week. He will be Joined by 1
lis daughter. Miss Flora We'll of /
New Orleans about the middle
If the week to spend a few days
lere.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-29
Personals

gan CIIy.
The Morgan City Daily Review,
40 cents per month.
Mr.. Jas. Fraehling Of Gray,
La, was a visitor to Lewis J.
Bass Sunday.
FOR SALE-Fairbank Morse
Gas Engine, 4 H. P.-Apply at
Review Office.
Mrs. Harry Hall is visiting
relatives in Morgan City,
New Iberia Enterprise.
Montadella Sausage, sliced ba-
con and boiled ham.
Dyer Lehman Co., Ltd.
Miss Christine Minnick has
returned home after spending
. few weeks in West Baton
Rouge.
We want you to nave that sill
yer, Rogers, Peoples Drug Co.
ASK for tickets with each pur-
chase.
Mrs. J. C. Berwick returned
to Morgan City yesterday after
el cy..ng a few days visit with
h.. parents at Lafayette
Miss Maude Kreisle, of Nor
gan City is here on a visit to
friends and relatives. the guest
of Miss Cora Alpha.-Franklin
Watcnman.
Paint with Fixall, 15c per
can and up. Morgan City Ra-
quette Store.
Mr.. A. Boneil Of New Orlenas,
La, was a visitor here yester-
day.
Mrs. A. F. Storm has return
ed home after a pleasant visit
North
Make him a eocOa-nut pie.
Bakers Fresh Coccanut in cans
Ice. Dyer-Lehman Co.. Ltd.
Marx Kahn of New Orleans,
La, is a business visitor here
today.
Miss Rousell of Patterson, La.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
NJ. Gotten.
SEEI. w PADDOCK
FOR INSURANCE If.
Mr.. E. ]. Seyburn spent Mon
day evening at Patterson, La.
Quite a number of antomo-
bile tourists spent the forenoon
in Morgan City en- route East.
One party of three cars en- route
from California to New York
spent the better part of the day
here before continuing on their
journey eastward.
Magnolia Preserved Figs. 1Oc.
Packed at the orchard.
Dyer-Lehman Co.. Ltd.
The white public schools in
the Parish of St. Mary will open
the second week in September.
Commencing Monday, Septem-
Der 4, three days Teachers
institute vii! be held in Frank
in at the St. Mary Central
High School building and the
schools will open on Thursday,
7.-St. Mary Ban
Ter.
MIR. l.. J. Bass has accepted |
he management of the Morgan
City Realty and Insurance Com /
,any.
Mr.. Bass is well known and |
;plendidly connected in this COM
and he will attend to
'our realty and insurance wants
With his usual promptness ard
lbility. |,
Morgan City Realty and
Insurance Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-29
1E ORDER ISSUED
effective LABOR DAY

A. % Fol time proposition over
~. +;la ar whemingly in favor of j strike.
- issued TO all bro Notwithstanding this. Ncur
- ,ostordav. representatives have beer
n able to effect a satisfactory
w" settlement and ::trike under
{bn md Quiet '"'p the laws of the rnesrectiv,
lossof Service ganizations becomes effective
\ he B. Of L. Z" b. ol L. on Sept i, 1916 at I d
&lE 0RC, ana B. II. l. Impart this information SO
I M Brothers: that those interested viii un-
- IA advise that the vote derstand that they 70
Y .ces in train and en- promptly obey
~r;r on the eight hour Fraternally yo,rs.
IAsns and . half for over General chair"'a" R. R.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21
Texas Press



oeir w "rltnAnrta thHt rtu I" dWNn
Nl'n 'n iH'nt' without iht nnNinN
inR ot a lnt Vi ud iHt' g. haedf tblns
ial eh' H"'rnmeiN q Atgi' tn'nt
70 Yves ltnW surh Nantt gnlN that
CIV malti hetnl dtr" "hen 50 ae-,d the
lH'llfc commissioned ie tninfeD ihr anii
splitting rninaH,H as vnt wat oi eiteh
lm ihe Wipr pdemlr Myrg CD, re
l.t io wpdnttaAo tn rntNre tNNf9 pni.
nsnrs nN ihg lseaNs tveiN dHN thtA miFW
lHst Ra wfi aiafi hA nrfretiHN thrm
srl'vs i1l uo un' Is nls''e violating aomg
law nn maiift BOW tuHins, Hoe aHd
then The entiaWttius ndinanco, bow
ever s vue thet migtt "ti he ou'orsd
ah the time ana % woHlt not ~Hfk q
hardship en sn,one 10 81 ,rp mpaI
taNi thss q b. rniauvl inst m'w W nr
arv sn below che health hoald pheu t
rhafNt mWh ~ slift dhntagr to thr
pWciip vi tFltting n pWMic plscfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21
ADVERTISING A CIV

talfaton Tribune
lhf hasiness men III lvfpas thf,sti
az ugent meeting h.M M tht gllN
u,mmtt,d tasms,i,r- a. ibp raisna vi
iiltvu ihmsani dnllass and ~, invest
mrm ul This SUM "a q pnhNaty cam
nAiHo 90 enc yni that she ntg afJ tt.
oeiilHunns csuntr, might b. M4.. int
ifg kHeNn az pleasure rpii hisi
nsa opportunity ani AN agricultural
nHNn lnll ef pfan,iss INV rs,rlp 81
,rrpes ,hflil bake hs,tut,r dissatisfied
a,rr the slontf method ut luimNtiaa
thN pcNpla d. discover these uniters fsi
,hemsel,e- and wiN hereafter uu,l4tak.
a. sec thr information o. thf walton.
WuIia az b me9t aevlrfntcd rate tlfuusl
thf thAnnN vt ihr pflptpd laNf
iest ihvfc b. sonr lnfkiua sli.plgior
that this movement has hc,u bstsrp.
and shstttd d, tha h'eal noWsrsrsfs ID
mlVht he utll 10 state tha, che a,Ncf
tisina contemplated 81 80 that class thal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21
OTHER VIEWS


A Hythfnlfsa Country
fliiis Switzerland taffifd up Do fs
laouniain home. a ~ Dilsst and most
4lanma ~ sil fepihlifs. snd elils Il u
diflded anfhrfnloNsi lB lots f0HF d..
tined RAI different races fhe hYphfa j
nffff sfeu as distinguishing MARI et
~ citizenship ~ eis ssitipn ~ che
foguhile everything j. Iifnfu ln an'
ntuff everything b NtfmaH ln arhAff
everything d Italian. and iaf 0ut ln ihf
mountaiupns tpi ffmHif caHtuNt fhf
pDaplr aff ~ lt0m4ui rstfafilau. what
ofif that may BE- hut iief 49, ~
Naias loyal a. ibrig uan fuunfft and
nukins npon themselves a. national
rs ditfiuef from Oh nfhrfH Ilgis M ali
ihr mme Fifangl ebfn w. reflect that
oe iHs 20 tbf constitution 90 to- lppuis
ton ihr SYKES base no national Zen
gnaee ~ Literature They mHsi ilprnd
ufau other nsiiuns bui ahilT thfy have
800 apHhfn language gL sIItten htsfR.
iarf. thft hsfe Hsfianai spirit Which BE-
unified ahi iplnlsiile lhey o1nli n0i
nadrmiand We Dreaming ~ fffman.
AHles Aalmn sniss af lfoN0h tfIef
1hff all bl0ua fay tlr faNe natiap
with uui qualification af mftiruisf H.
allnia - frHHt ffrr Hr aaUf
aid pfnspfnus nafiaH lhf.f alh aIm
hlng ,ha ghuf end pfaTfa 4f ihe
Hiiulr Uluntiy tHd fhr ldtnur0utnf sua
upiiHlilnF ui every rltft0n and HttFf Hf
ilun lhr United States rkn laH H
falHalif IffsnH from ihH hitlr mnaniain
wrnhllr ini he Hnuid a,fm ihat Hn srn
ahnui 10 ip eu Niemphl NHe aeimi
tUF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 10 ADVERTISERS
LEND a HAND

TMs IS Corpus Christi Day 90
ihe Gulf Coast Exposition All
stores viii De closed This afternoon
md their employees win be TiYup
an opportunity go po to no.
grounds liinr present movement
ftl Do neeesslnl q musi he given
the moal ihorHl and enthusiastic
support ~ ls too much to expect
visitor tD pav iho wny Wr hato
nanwmtel lmf lNnt PROMISE.
io develop uiO q aunrr0 oi u.s.
rllcni advertising Con iha whole sol
South TrNn We cannot prrml
laek of interest lo imperll ii ~,
must ln our part aud poNlhlN q
little more Oihen ha,r dom,
lhurs SOme men and wr ahalI
immD few Of lhtm later how,
shouldtrcd fNr more than Il lusl
Share 80 me hnriDn
hcmembcr tUis Is Corpus Christ
pey lltlp % mhhc Ihe eeusu.
complete II sen can't go SEN,
ihr price nl admission hp yuuructi
door neiphhDf 1904 try fn au
'ihcrr Is nmlo Than merliup4d p
numbers IS takes crowd &,
arouse imt Ga lmr ~ unit, whiei
shou.sl hurl Corpus Chraii u thl'
undertaking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21
"CASCARETS" FOR
HEADACHE, COLDS,
LIVER, BOWELS
UNJov LlFti DON'T STAY alll.
Gus, SICK, AEApAcAN AND
coNsflpAr6p
Get Rid 81 BAD Breath, Sear s,smash.
Coated rsrpue.
Indigestion

They're unci CasNafess iAsen ,oaf
hvcr rlean NsNu thirty fsci ~ hoWals
ami swestes yVuv stomach Ytu cas
enc az twe lAe ,antN hegirc ecie= a.
hva ARD N the mornint sOuy feaa =
slear touRue n elcan stuusch sweet
Afeath rlghi and cola eNnc oet 4 i,as
from SeAW drar0lsi apd eniay ihe ric.
est renlicst kter and bapel clcansine
Soa ever eNrssiyne,ss ganarsts step
nirk hpaeaChe hillcusMNs. shliaqs.tntt
bad breath ana Constipation.
Mothers should slNe . NAcle ,'ascarr,
- cFtss bilious sick. Yesefisa ehlslran
ann tlmv ThcN are hAtmsoss ana neees
grspe cr aickcn Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

According o. the report of Mr.
Ceriegles here supervisors Texas
had hat oae during 1918 We dva 4
think much OF such Il biased ~.
port Ia 1915 NE saw two little
boys reseue fivc dead soldiers Tor
4 nickel.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

They ARE blaming that suhmars
me explosion on Tom Edison X dry
batteries, hut we guess Tom u
have inventive genlns enough "a
prove thar Something wei busted
~ the Interior decorations 81 the
's,l.faicd Ea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

IIarosd j, remnant. member Of
tho House of Commans. declares
that German casualties pnmhcr
1855, 960. We wonder how many
Times Hon, llerolds figures in-
elude the death OF the Grown
fsrincef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Senator Smnot Il opposed 60 the
proposed International Exposition
IL Sen .Aaionin II SmOos has as
many wives as some 81 his friends
i'axs, va can sSe kaw he's likely 10
oppose anything that comes ia the
Msy 81 a suggestion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Republican leaders shout fnf n
teryrniion iu Mexico. nravo boys
being mostly irom above Mason
q iIamlns ,hrs think that l'eNos
4a,tsm Democratic majority ought
tn ia The hnlk of tho Fighting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

llecnuse he stols 4 red eow. an
Austin man was given two years
in ihe pcnitcuiiary. Poor fellow
We suppose II he'J hooked = black
COW hca have drawn 30 years.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Admiral Fletcher Is deeply
ehagriaed because the american
flee, has 100 swift scout ernisors &C
COURSE 4 hasn I. Since nanieis
eliminated high life. there's hsen
nothing to noske she Navy SO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

l4arhNlnose Willio threatens io
follow President Wilson Ca the
speaking tour that be- viii make in
She interests of national defense
loWleal Wind usuaHy Follows ,hc
locomotive
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Montenegro refuses io jWal with
Austrla Austria doesn't mud
She's uad &C. Dutch treating
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

According tt late repmlH Villa
has heyn captured u so, sharper
reports Viii Follow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Neutral nebm those uphrld
with d gnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

Nol exactly iho Huh show bat
ihc shoo lmll Nm hig bhl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
MORE TESTIMONY
N IMPEACHMENT
aENAToR8 WILL NO " LISTEN 10
TIE STATES RfBuTTkL
EVIDENCE
FIRES ARE INVESTIGATED
offisiais Are Bslns Seat 70 heasty
Eyery ceansy IN state 70 urss
Mar Aesinst tnesnasafisHA
Capitol As~fsA

--.SaAAsilla
w. y Hayes. fcrRler Mempha chief
Of police. WAC was TO have teasified
for the state IN The Impeachment trial
Of Judge Jesse NdginEton. 10 reported
10 be III At MemphM and probably
viii be unable 10 attend court here
Hayes deposition may be tAkea and
offered ~ evidence. Twenty-Five or
thirty states Witnesses arrived June
8 10 testify In the case.
Several days viii be consumed in
hearing rehuttai testimony. after
which argument win be begin. The
court has allowed each side IL hosrs
for argument. As the court ats Only
five hours q day. II will take q week 10
hear the argument. not 70 take into
account the time to be consumed In
hearing rehaitai testimony and voting
on the articles OF Impeachment.
II Ia not known whether the Estes
case viii follow immediately upon the
completion OF the Edgington TRIAL or
whether there win be ces between
the lawsuits.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
EAT QUEER THINGS IN PINCH
Find. estistsetksH n ess~ Made ~
Vest. sAeslaees esd sledas
Gear.

Taers b naturally maeh talk In
war time ratieas and tccd amply.
and the possibility or probability os
starving out cls o. other Of the BEL
ligcrentsA But u b amazing what peor
pie win eat 81 o pinch.
A recent arctic explorer serioasty
advised the wearing Of skin clothing
In preferences 10 wooien. stmply ana
ssi=sy because. II the worst came 10
the worst. one's outft could BE- atswe4
for . meal. or Ut any rate given 10 he
deksi
We'll. whoa - man ends ca3@ysssrk
and q sort 81 iaward satisfaction IN b
stew made Of hin rest. biz shceiaesa.
and his sledxs gear. he must DO prot
~ ''psckish," and when he Eets back
10 civilization he win make . model
husband. never iiksly 70 turn up hin
nose 1t cold nstton on washing days.
The bishop Of Yukon thinks moth
Ing 81 eating his eeota. He bad prob
ably declared he ~ ready Cor that
operation many . time when he was
q boy. but he has actually done ~
sines be came 10 mans estats--tH hia
case. the great gold zelda OF arctic
Aiaska.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16

NHGEGgEH tHM N0AHEMMh HMNMt4E .W NAt
- Dry wasta jiew dying lenesM tEsi
extlnguiKhIng Haansle III ths right aud
rslsAeF lizard MIR saw she fogRhAd
him fha tle aF1ns
Nj. FArsuAArFs
He turned sspwir ard stared az her.
Though lps fxsDsnAassf her. hls faee was
bianls anii hard ilnd terrible.
Hiss smishY~
@Yea Gabrielle Saith. You see.
after II. We hare net again. won't
yea slnhe handsf-
Hls eyes wandered pas, her down
the path
mo Ion ought not to be speaking
to me. ArespeetahEe woman does mot
speak to . common soldier 0f the
Legion.
doesn't shef How interesting
One Is always learning In thia wundar-
ful civilization OF ours, Only 40 II
happens | am not respectable. Y told
you that onee before
Her cool irony brought q dash OF
insane laughter TO his eyes.
Who the devil are yOu. thenY' be
asked Sayagely.
Dear me. you have quite lost your
nice English indifference, Mr.. Far
quEar, I'm rot sure II kn't an i'm
proyement Who | ami Well you
know my name. and at the present mo-
ment | am companion to Madame Ar
naud-helping her TO forget that she
isn't English any more. Eaglish peo-
pie think it's wrong to admire for
eigners. It's their idea Of patriotism.
Madame Arnaud assures me she must
have i bit OF dear old England about
her, and am the bit. That's ALL"
why did you conner
He wac looking a. her again.
Through the dusk she saw the white,
tortured suspense on the hard face.
She wore a o In the severe corsagc
Of her dress. She took II and handed
IL to him.
"She sent you this--in token Of re-
membrance."
He took her hand aud kissed II.
"You have come Ike an angel into
my life" he said,
He watched her until Der small. en-.
ergetic figure had disappeared among
the shadows.
In the distance a bugle called n mel.
ancholy retreat
He lifted the o $ reyerently TO his
lips.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
LOOK YOUNG AND HANDSOME
AGAIN BY DkRKEMlM0 YOUR
GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYES.

While Il Ii no disgracs 10 have
gray, streaksd or pfsinAtursiy gray
hair, Il In unnecessary In this day ana
tirae. Simply shampoo your hair ana
scalp with o-Ban Hair Color Restorsr.
After doing this 4 few times not 3
trace OF gray be seen, but al your
gray hair and entire head Of hair will
have become 10 evenly dark. soft. fu1y
and healthy that no n would suspect
you had applied Q-Ban. Il In no dyAs
but 4 r~eadyto-use liquid, absolutely
harmless. Big bottle sent prepaid for
only Soc BY writing Q-Bsn Laboratcr
les, Memphis, Tenn. or sold by drug
gist. Do careful not to accept substir
tutes or harmful dyes. but insist On
having Q-3an Hair Color R~estorsr,-
Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16

exquisite. almost dawless profile, cut
against a background OF mlngling gold
ahd emerald. Her hands rested crossed
on the handle OF her parasol. She had
grown suddenly very calm and delib.
crate.
Il told you that | had thought Of
you, Richard" she said quietly. u Cd
not tell YOU how | thought OF you. DO
you remember our last meeting. or has
that been eclipsed by other more lovely
memories"
Silvia. be silent. | dare not listen
10 you, You dou't know what o
are saying"
Il know what l am saying, and you
must listen. When a man destroys
something, II Ia no more than Just that
he should see what he has done. You
have destroyed somethlns--an ideal, a
dream. my faith In honesty and good.
ness. You were the one man | be-
Ileyed and trusted. And now you are
Ike the notwithstanding" She
turned away, Il wish to God I had
hot met you, Richard"
He did not attempt 10 detain her.
He stood there like a man struck to
death by a ~treacherous blow, anl she
went or down the path 90 the gate
where her companion waited for her,
There she paused for a moment
Il want you to go back to that
man." she said carelessly. He Is an
old Acquaintance who went wrong. and
II might be rather unpleasant for my
husband II he grew importnnate. Tell
him that on NO account must be speak
to me again. 1t IL very regrettabae.
but mistakes Of that sort bring their
own ~p1nishment. You understand.
Miss smith,
Yes Madame Aruaud"
Thank you I win wait for you
outside the public cemetery. It 10 get
ting dark---
Miss Smith went s3owly back along
the narrow gravel path The man had
not moved. He was gaxing out On to
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
The Red Mirage
A Story of The French Legion u
in Algiers
by l. A. R. WYLIE

BY |. A. R. 'WYLIE

II am No. 1905 OF the Foreign Lee
gion," be said rs there anything
else that you need understand?"
"Yes--t must. l feel as though n
Of US two were mad. The Foreign lie.
gien Is lust the last resort for all the
riRrafr OF the world~-erIminals, gam
blers, cheats"
II am one OF them"
She was silent q moment, looking ut
him with large. thoughtful eyes, out OF
which the fear had passed. When she
spoke again her voice was full OF a
smothered tenderness.
IL have thought OF you 30 much late
ly, Richard. couldn't understand
why ii was. You haunted me. 1t
was as though something In the place
made me think OF you. I remembered
all your little movements. the way you
looked. I seemed to see you In others.
I grew almost--how shall sayf-
homssics for you"
You should have forgotten" he In
terrupted roughly. Il have gone cut
Of your life. Look upon me now as
what l am nova mere shadow"
Richard, what have you donef"
The tenderness had deepened. He
clenched his hands In a movement OF
uncomfortable pain.
Hasn't your husband told your"
"No. We never mention your name,
To- nss II In sacred ..-,
For Gods sake, syivv--" He
Strengthened up, his black brows mark.
ing a straight line across his face. Il
was turned out OF the army for be-
traying my eountry's secrets"
"You-a t%raitorl whyT'
The monosyllsble was like the stab
Of a knife In the silence.
"Fof a woman"
She drew back. Her eyes were dark
pools In which he saw no expression.
what woman"
He bowed gravely.
Madame Arnaud. l have still honor
enough left to remember the discre-
ton imposed upon honorable men,"
She turned away from him. He
could see nothing but her pronle, the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
GAL0nEL ScKENS! II sLIATES
DONT STAY BILIOUS, c0ASIPkTED
/ Guarantee aDndsenfs Liver Tongs Na Ghe foa the Besl LNsr
and Bowel Cseilnshql fou Ever flat-4Doat Leas 1 Days AHeskl

Caionsi naAkes ,yoa sick: you iOaNl q
Asys wnsR. Caipulsl h euieksilysf
and n salssahls; paierasl iniarss rear
liver.
w yen ilrs bilious. tsat lSEy sla6sisk
snd al Knocked oga, n. y0hr tsNFsls
are eonsupabee and yoar had aches
o. sscasch "a soar. tast tAhe y sscors-
fal az AarMsAsas DodsoA's Ltses Tone
lasteaa AZ nsing sichenlng, ~salisasing
eAieaaei. Dodsonsa Liver TonA n real
liver msdieiae, rsali kE.s==s y naxt
nAovntAg heeaAas yca viii wake up
fssgAAg Aise. your liver win DO waFk.
ing. s0sr headache and dlHainess g0iaa.
your stomAch viii be sweet alsd your
hcwels regular. yca win feel Ike
working. Yoa1i. b. cheerful. full o.
vtgof and anhitica,
Your druggist or dealer sells yaa q
seesat bottle Of podsoa's Liver Tone
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-16
OVER rhE STATE EPIToMlzEo

Fire that originated In the early
hours OF the morning In Greenviiie'e
business district threatened for a time
10 cause serious damage, Only a few
small buildings were burned.
Nine alleged "wildca,ters" have beea
arrested by Deputy Collector G, y.
Gracey, the result Of a revenue raid
made BY him In White county, in
which four Illicit d~istilleries were raid
cd and destroyed.
A tornado struck Walden's Ridge.
north OF C~hattanooga, uprooted a num-
Der OF trees, one OF which practically
iem alished the cottage of John s, Poln'
dexter. Mrs. Poinderter and two chill
dren narrowly escaped death.
Covingtou has sold $40 900 In school
bonds al a premium Of 1895. The
bonds bear 5a per cent interest and
mature In 30 years.
The Greene county court honse. easlt
IN 1894, and said to be the oldest u
the state, Ia being torn down to make
place tor a nev structure.
Thieves operating On \ fast l. 4 N.
freight N It yss neaTtns Kao.viils
from Cincinnati, robbed the cars Of
over 500 worth OF merchandise
There were eight gradussicas IN tAs
slst annual commencement OF ths
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