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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

unter Sen beutiaen @erbaltniiien Sic
@ertrassbeltimmungen feline @niuenz
bung finben fDnttcn. Or last:
Sold gebebnte lnb lpcttreidenbe
Iuslesuns bes @ertrascs. ipie GEL
te,b semadf, fann aneelidts Ser
nellcn Metboben Ser aric9sfiibrllne
nidt plassreifen. Hriien fonr1el, niht
ii5lm 3mede her 9eponiruns burd e.
men S%rilenn1eilter, ipnbern MIR burd
bas &aperldiff ielbit pbcr burd ei1
anberes Sabrsells, Dos Die Stelle bcs
@eleitl6iffes bertritt, 9ebra6t lperben,
nnb aud Damn ,li6t auf mnbclfimmte
3eit, ionoern nut aus oprilbcrgcbenz
Den 1trladen, Die bur6 bag &Dlfcrredt
genal1 bc5eidnet iinb."
Sic 9eutlden batten lid) nuf Ben
@aaser @crtras berufen. inter sen,
cine %neutrale Mabt Iriien bas Ginz
laufen in lire @dfen seltatten lam,
pb NIT ober Dime 8eleit, ipcnn es lid
I'M Die Seqneitiruns bis sur gntz
Ideiouns burh bas 9riien9eridt bans
belt. @eber Grobbritan1ien nod Die
Ser. Staaten boben iib ie hieier Be-
thinning bes an9e9ebenen G%ertragcs
msbriidIid eefiist. sic logen. Bob
idlieblid ein folder 9lientbalt int
@afen ipobl boribersebcnp, nidt aber
al,f lnbeitimmte 3eit seitattct fpcrben
ff0nne. 3nrum brcbt lid nultmebr in
Der .at15urufenoen McbilipnsinItan5 Die
gans9 Srase INT Bic Nllslesung bes be-
ltebenbcn @ertrascs. Gin neutrales
2anb, bas feline @dfcn als @ipl fir
Grilen beraiebt, iibernimmt bamit cine
2dlt, bomber e5 naturgetndB Ilplalb
.als m09lid befreit gu iein tpiinift,
inns ebenlo- lest es elmer ber friegfiibs
fiibrenben 3artcien cine 8iirbe auf,
neil oiele Die nelltralen @afen befpaz
den muB, UNI @inbrineetp unb Ausz
bon Erileu 5u berbii1ocrn.
Sci porliegeube Sail lit 10 Idlpieris
unb itebt 10 percin5elt 10, bab cs
burdans aneebradt lit, baB er Bis bot
bas Sberbunbesscridt iscbra6t ipirb.-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
Gic @abrbcit iiber sic secidlad,t i'm
Sfaacraf.

~ ~"
Sfageraf.
@ie erinnerlih arbeitete Ser bri=
tilde Montreal Seuicoe @oden lpater
einen langell 8eridt aus, 1poria er
uiiber5engel1o" nadmies, oaB Der erlte
groBe aampf ,sfpilfen Ser oel1tid1en
ull0 engliihen6lotte init Bent poQigen
Siege Der. @riten unb Dem fll,dtarti=
gen gtiid5ug Der 3eutiden seenoet
,bo6e. SIS NOR nllr ldooe fir eng
lato, bob Ser @crid)t perlpatet fam,
benn Die flsineren nel1tralen 2anber
lieBen. Iidl onrd Dos feefe 2iigenge-
lpebe nid)t mebr taniden.
8obl aber blieben oiele ilnb OIL
Oere &erlltde Ser gngla11oer, Ben
Sadperbalt u%m5lloreben, alli Mmeri=
ia llid)t pbne @irfuna. "a bic eng
lid : amerifaniide Erelie Den briti-
ld)en geridten meitelts Gerbreitllng
aab, bic ocutiden g%rfldrun9en aher
ibrer @~elpobnbeit qc11aB mDglidlt
nnterbriidte, 10 mllroe nenigltens
bier5ulallbe Ser 3ued erreidt. Sen
qnfanglid lngiinitigen @illornf iiber
6ie 9eiltungsfabiefeit ser britiiden
Slutte 5ienllid gu perpiiden. 3as
Mnlcben Der gemaltigen 6lotte, a1,i
meld)er @rlglano's @elt : 1pranl1ei
berltbt, bat in ben Mllgerl oes ourd).
lbnittlihe1 Entertainers blirb Die
sunni Sdladt nidt gelitten.
9e5eidnenD fir Die anerifaniid){
g(uffolil1ng lit Elm geridt, beri aapi
ton Sims i'm guftrug bes Maril1e.
Sefretars Ianiels gu erltattel1 bate
Ser Mam lit g%e6orener ganabiel
llt1o lelbltperltanblih nit allen ieiner
Spmpatbien al1f Seite Ser Mliirtetl
oern ionit bette ct inter Ser iebige,
Gegierung ben Mltftrag nift erbol
ten. Ter erlte @eridt nor jeoo6 il
unnelltral lrnb ugeouftert" BOB e
lelbit fir oas beutige amtlife @oib
illgton nidt m1ebmbar mar. Sefre
tor Ianiels oronete cine ltnarbei
tnr1g OIL. Ter geanoerte 9cridt ltiib
lid jeood ebenialls pormiegcno al,
britilde Guelcn lll1o fonllt1t natiirlid
aud) sum Sdlulie zines Yriten=sie
gcs. Sn bieier @eiic merben gegell
pnrtig in @albingtpn Die &on1nle1
tore 5l Ser groBen friegeriidpn Gr
Icignilien acma6t.
gs lit bnrdlal,s erfldrlidl, mcltl, 81
griten uno lire Earteiganger slle,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
Sic iOlften taglid cinen etubloane
babcn.

Gin frcicr lci@ter gtubl9ona jcocn
go9 lit Gin 3eidcn gutter @elunbbeit
81. &ins's Nep 2iie Eias lpcrocn 81
men cinen lcigten gtublgans pcrIdaf.
fen pbnc Sdmer5cn lnlb SIR gpitcm
bon glltgiften befrcicn, SIR glu1
.reinisclr, @artleibigfcit pcrtrci6cn unt
cine bor5iigli6 anbauernbe @irfune
ouf SIR ganses Spltem baben. @ah1
Sic fiiblcn, als oh Gic lebcu tponten
Nlr zoe bel Apothetern. (an5,)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

1er r1aeItAe .Dswslrat", etnt1Teslte
1trh an bic Mbonnertcr II, biefsr sfohf III
\ 9ente tpbdentIih ober $500 fdbrIi6 tel
bcfaiiSdabllne fret abeeIiefert.
1ett ber 4oft. arberbaIb Der. etabt, mad IL.
wv etnenl Yottarf,t tn ben Bet. Staater, Ga.
.GSa ooer Werteo. $2.O0 tdbrIid bel 8orauS.
as'a"e' i
PIE ess.tae1 . aaSeabe. mfr bird bic 8on
~ teoesl goftan1t IN ben Der. Staaten. toftet
Der rtalbipSdentlt@e Dempsrdt@, bird bic
scF tnnerbnlb Der Ser. @tanteu uilb burh
Erager tn Der Staot $3.50, bel 9oralSoatIure
x.OO; ra@ Canada $3.50 unb mad G,irop0
400 per Satr BET 8orauS5nbIuna.
DEF . &bthemtItmt pemplrat", In stpet 1bet.
en- mttttoods inb @ennabenbs. toitet inner.
~ Ser Der. Stanten $500. mad Canada unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
BeidAtt yGner ainb.

ST SIR ainO bleid, traigc. irritabel
n1o u15ufrieoen nit aiincm 8lutanz
orans gum appf, iolltcn sic iid ncsz
lelbcn iofort annebmcn, ba alles baz
ranf binipeiit, .DaB fes on Biirmern
leioct. aidapoo @orm aiIcr lit. mas
Sic faufen %iollter,. 9ieics tpoblbefann<
tie @eilmittcl in 2o5enee Sorm lit leidt
gu nebmen unS treibt Bic 8iirmer TO-
fort ab. Sic 11riade beg 9eibens SDs
reg @noes. Sur Csc BEL Sbrem gpoz
Itbefer. Gina,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

9fFfEt ~ N4A t7EE&tNt IFfl luA AfEg .faf&4sN
Das sc pia beg 10.5 3enti<.
meter. @cihofies betrdyt SO pfunr.
s. ldbt ii9 alio nod leidt iiber ben
Sept Do9Ttelnnlen, unb bic % Nfunh.
ces Is 3entimeter< @elbofies. mag ter
>M!ariner nod IN feline 8ruft briiden.
Iber bic $50 ptunb bes II 2cnti<
meter @ei4cfics laiten i4on iA,per.
luf ibrem 1rdeei, unb tper iih bas
O.5 3entimeter= &tf9oB auflabsn
.piirbe, miiBte inter BEN @epi4t pom.
$40 ptunb oufaMmenfreden.
Snbeaug nuf ben 3uderberz
brollh, per Ropf Der 8ep0lterung
berehnet, iteben ne Der. Stanten un=
ter ben 2drbern Der MeIt an piertsr
@telle.
Sn ben Der. @taaten ipur=
ben i'm Sabre 1915 2,447,611 son<
men @ips sef0rbert. I'M Werte bon
$6,596,S93, etlpa / A,rOoent tpeniaer
ols 1914.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

- @enn Sir Coughs Saie mel
ioet. an Del. semmefrpnt lei Die 81.
Itllation linberanoert, s0alln fanr man
lrlbia oaraif metten, BOB Gor1mp
Mtfi1ts 'fpinett gttet1 Gag geDabt bot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

- @inerlci, nit mie bel BARRIER.
Grin Bic @eridte bonn 4riegsidau=
iplake gefarbt meroen, Bic Situation
miro fir Die entente nidt bofinungs=
reider. 800
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

IS 1T nertb, 0aralt 81 erin=
tern, Dob Die groBe eng1iide Sffen-
lipe lhon einen Wonat lang. gefiihrt
miro. 8us lie at1 &eiultaten onisn=
-lpeiien fat, fann Die 1eutiden be-
titimmt nift diingitigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

= Billiger Yeben es Sic briIfliben
.8riten nidt:: Ser 0e1tide Scatter .nllB
gebangt peroen. 6reilidb mer Die
@eihifte gnglanos fennt, Dem
fommt Der Bumane @lnih Mlbions
o%urd)ars nidt iiberraiden6. uibe-
al1eme Monarden mlroen in gng-
lano Itets Bel Settle seidaiit. l1nb
aailer 8ilbelm ser 3eutibe i'll ben
@nglanoern ber5lid lmbequen1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

Moraan, meIoet man aus Stem.
Dorf, Bat in ben lebten 5pei Sabren
iein Mieienpermogen perbpppelt.
Ieltides 9lut fat iid fir bieien
ffrlpelloien Spefulanten ~alssbor5ug-
lidlter 1iaan5oui1ger ermielen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

Die Banf bon gnglan9 bat Sic
@eroHentlidungen iiber ibren @elo=
|beltanb bis OUT .meiteres eingeiteQt.
9as lit Die. Metbo6e finan5ieler mto
gel6aftli6er l1nternebmlfgen Die
Dor oem 8afferott lteben -Bilan5-
beridleiermng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09
3eIitiidjc ,1no nnYolitiid)e
@dnbglpHen.

,,i- Gie Mliirteu fabea BOZ, eine1
9ffGniipe beinabe. 10 ieltinme @orltel
ll,i1gen ipie pom golferredt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

Die @eredfiafeit lei auf bem,l
@ege, llnt ie1le gu lfrafe1L Die ben
&rieg perlduloet, ihreibt SEER &np-
mono 8%oinedre; Braiioent Der franz
5oiiiden MepnblH. gr bat reht
auf bent 8ege nah @eroun!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

- @enn beut5utaae pas ,5pridp-
mort nod @eltllng bdtta,5 Dob in
|6ranfreib feline @affe ID lider toobte
[mie 2aherlidfeit, barai miiBten sic
|irau5oiiiden 5taatslenfer- ale tobt
1etU. " tftrriG S-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-09

Sin erober gbeil ser odniiden
Erelie nintnlt energiid Steal1ng ge=
gen Den ~geplanten Gerfmlf bon 11-
Mid : 8eltinoien al, oie 8ereinigten
Staaten. 8obei Snfel sam nidt
ipergeiien iollte, oab in Idnemarf
per britiide ginfluB' Der maBgeben=
|oere lit. /.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11
AUSTRIA.

NIE.NA. A-ostu IO.-La romunira-
ri6G dada Il "a pubIiciiai p"r -. Nj
ulsl"nio dr Ia Guerra italianr. - CO.
mo >,=u":
I'm la region dr las montai&as IL
,.apuli 81 rn"migo fuG rrrilazado hde
la ~ n"rlr. En- la region del alto
pruIil nur>tras trnpaS capillrar"i
aI.una> ir las cOIina> >iiuadas Ill
urirn;r de Worocllta.
",.omo rrSu-;ado DE los romDa!rS
L.. .tlHc>. nu"Stras tropa> rn los al
"rIrior"> he OtynIa ~cNacuaron ,uS
pu>lcinll'> para Orlpar ulra> que
IabiaH sldo prcparadaS pr"viam"atc.
I'm laS ccrrania> DE- kaShkoya. los
rli>p> fueron rcchalados.
"Terlro itallano.-LoS rombate5
I'll la region de- Gorilla c0ntInudn
rncarnIZaIu>. DurGii:r eI lila lie n
ger. aI:uno> dc>tacancnIo> del cnc-
mi=o ron>I:uler0H IIegar a Ia pubIa-
zion.
En- 81 Monte San Miguel y Ell las
r~crcaaIas ue San Martin. la tropaS
iiaianas iueron r~cchaAada>. En- Ia
ie>nmbucadura del l>olizu Tno De
uur~tro> ">cuadroneS de hiiropIa-
ms hpmbJri.I .Js hat nnnni
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10 QUE DICE Ell ALMIRANTE
Won HOETZENDORF.

BERLIN. Agosto 9.-Coincidiendo
con las declaracioncs de Lord Bcrcs
ford. cI Almirante Won K~oetzendorf.
Jefc del Eslado Mayor de la Marina
Imperial. ha hecho otras iguaImente
senSacionaies:
En- eI ano de 1916. las Potencias
NeutraleS han sentido con mayor in
tensidad. que en- ell primero de Ia
guerra ell poderio naval de Ia Gran
Bretana, pues han visto constante-
mcnte entoypecido SUI concrete legi-
tim9 y han sido privadaS de sus de-
rechos a la libre circulation de 81
co. ssponde1cia Y mercaderias.
La eiecuci6n del captain Fryatt,
ha sido Ia respuesta de Alemania a
Ias .6rdeneS de I~nglaterra para que
gu marina mercante Sc arme.
Las declaraciones dc Won Hoet-
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HECOhTE listed y guardc esia direction.
para que sc las mucstrC a sris amigos uus
Sulren dc cal!Os, mcZGuinOs, z!sOtcs v gre
nos de Ia plcl. con &c. eli tlcmbres posle-
.ts tue me reInita. les mandD a vucIta de
correo, franco lie porte. ma caIi,a dc po-
Mada Gonzalez La mcjOr del mundo para
esiaS Intermediates. Dcyuelvo cl dIncro y
Ia persona que Sc cure Y no sane.
ESrTRlDI0N GONZALEZ.
VI poA "a LAREDO. Texas.
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PaSa a la Sa. Col. 4a.)

zendorf, terminan a~segarando que
la victoria alemana en- Jutlandia ha
.acarreadO inmensos beneficios a los
neutrales, Y han sembrado ell pani-
co en- eI amino de los Marines ingle
ges.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-11
Russia.

pETROGRADO. Ago>io i0.-Las
irnpa> rI>a~ han Io.rado cruzar a
la marg"li derecha del RIO kerO-
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EEtergd'as se~c0nG-rlaSS matter February
u, ISIS. u the Pus,cTfEr" 81 san antonio
Tex, unrer The Az 0r NsrnE 9. t>7g-
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Cuaudo neceSite libroS EN- eSpailOl
dirijaSe listed a IgnaciO E. Lozano.-
607 nol0r0Sa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
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fTrayis
saE1
RsucsS

IA PRENSA Is :! perIhGico ucNcano de
MAYOR ~cfrtulaciGn IN los E>tadU> Jni'n>.
y npr 10 tlnto. FL mriOr para lbs auu8yian-
teS.
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aSEa e Il and g. \. DEPOT
Sale.
30 @Fafs' e. -agsa. sg5 p. IN.
10 SPs-3 e. ~Jste. -si5 : N
L.IeIaA:
so. [peF~0TTs. -q-t- 2 ~
no. i-DeI NoT.e. .S.05 o. N
s. A, L; Nd 6. q. sad = y. DEPOT.
."
Lsraa:
No. &De CQTn-s ccrisu = Oden $40 Pr.
no. %-Ee CORPS C17-5G = CGTrt-o
SE--S~- -5-@ & Il
S.lea:
h- ZPara CoTu1s Christi 1922 :, III
Ea t-Pas9 Co-c-1 Csc.s- = EaTvtzo
- > : : : : ,S:~ Z. =.
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81 RETRAT0S POR ijc
son tomadoS de To-
tOgrafiaS originates y
representa- hcrmOSas
mujereS en- pOsicioncS
naturalcS. Los cnv!a.
mos en- SObrc CcrradO.
FRENCH PHOTO co.
DcpariamcntU =.
~GREENNILLE, MICH.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29

their home. The State and Ma.
tional Government has expended
much money in the preparation OF
the National Guard for energen-
cies such as this, and as we have
very small standing army our
chief reliance must be placed on
this arm of the service. would
also urge all able bodied men, OF
military age, TO give careful con-
sideration TO the importance of en-
llistment, and TO at once affiliate
with the military company nearest
I to them.
Many of our young men have
positions of trust and emolument
in our mills, railroads and other
places of business and their hest
ration to enlist is caused by fear
hat their places will be filled by
others during their absence. !
would call upon all employers to
assure the young men in their
employ that should they enlist that
their places would be held for
them until their return. In this
way they would evince their pa
triotism, and thus contribute to
the success of our volunteer mill
tary organization of which we have
always been proud. The men oil
the South have always responded
to their country's call in time OF
need, have been first on the field
of battle an d the last to leave it,
and do most seriously urge a
prompt response to this call so that
Mississippi will be able to send its
regiments with their full compile
ment of men to the front whenever
needed.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State hereto af-
fixed, this the Twenty First day
IF Jane, A. d. 1916.
THEO. G. BILBO,
Governor.
BY the Governor
JOSEPH w. POWER,
Secretary Of State.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29
per pound

One hundred lambs were shipped
from Mississippi recently TO the
East St Louis stock yards and for
the first time in the history OF the
Yards Mississippi grown lambs
brought the top of the market
even exceeding in grade the Ten
nessee lambs which usually sell
for from rs to so cents above the
average. The lambs were grown
in Lowndes county on the planta'
tons Of the shippers. Several cal
loads have been shipped from tina
county and they have brought ln'
prices.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT, JACKSON.
To the Patriotic People Of Mississippi:

Regarding the present situation
in Mexico as critical and requiring
prompt and diligent action on the
part of The military Of our country,
President Wilson has seen proper
to issue a call for the mobilization
of the National Guard of the sew
eral states, at once. There can
be no question of the wisdo II OF
this course. We have an army in
Mexico $50 miles from the border,
threatened by attack from force
superior in Numbers. Our border
towns have been raided and are
again threatened. The military
authorities regard it as imperative
that the border be given ample
protection and it is for this pur-
rose that the National Guard is
being mustered into service. Each
company, at its full strength, con-
sists of 141 men exclusive of Of
ficers. None of the companies are
up to their full strength and they
cannot be accepted for service un-
til they are. 1t therefore becomes
necessary that each company shall
be recruited up to 14l men, ex-
elusive of officers.
There is no doubt in my mind
that Mississippians will readily
answer the country's call and it
would cause blush of shame to
every one if our state is not one
of the very first to respond with
every company at its full strength.
There are many in our state who
formerly belonged to the National
Guard, and | would urge these,
ON account of their former train
ing, to enlist at once, and be mus
tered in, in the company nearest |
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The Reward Of Courtesy.

From little sprouts big trees will
often grow.
We trample upon the sprouts of
today and gaze with admiration
upon the giants that were sprouts
of a former generation.
And it is much the same in lnu-
nicipal affairs. We think too much
of the ending and not of the be-
ginning. We overlook the little
things of today which have in them
the making of the big ones of to-
morrow.
This tendency of human nature
is strikingly ILLUSTRATED in the case
of a gentleman who had occasion
to spend week in country town
and was remarkably impressed by
the uniform courtesy shown him
by the citizens of the place.
If he was interested in a public
building, or a park, or a manufac-
turing enterprise, a dozen mer
were ready with information and
explanations, pointing out the va
rious advantages, and with ever a
good word for the people. They
made him welcome.
A few weeks later while travel
ing in another state he met a man
ufacturer who was in search of a
change of location for his plant.
He mentioned the place he had
recently left, and spoke in glowing
terms of the people, their charac-
teristics, and especially of their
courtesy to the stranger within
their gates.
The manufacturer was much
impressed, and a few days later
visited the place. He is there now,
with his factory and his $50 EN-.
ployes.
Truly, mans tongue has a
wonderful influence upon the flu.
ture OF his own town.
Is there lesson in it for us?
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29

mary.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29

Here is what some of the coun-
ties in the State are doing in the
way of road improvement. Wash
ington county will issue bonds for
$3.50 900 to build permanent high
ways throughout the county. In
Yazoo county work on good roads
will begin right away. Plans and
estimates have been accepted and
there will be no further delay.
One road will cost $4,000 and it
is expected to have it finished by
fall or early winter. The build
ing Of SIS CT 90 miles of additional
improved county roads has been
determined on by the Warren
county supervisors. In order to
do this it will be necessary tc
make a bond issue of about $500
600. The board of supervisors
of Tate county have declared thcii
intention to issue at the next
meeting, to be held on the first
Monday in July, 100000 of road
bonds, this money to be.used ex-
clusively in building about IS
miles of gravel roads in the coun-
ty. What is Tishomingo doing ?
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29

We are authorized to announce
JAMES A. CUNNINGHAM,
of Prentiss County, as a candidate
for Congress, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29

The first bale of cotton OF the
present crop in the United States
was sold in Galveston Friday
June 9, and brought $3.50 or Sl.56
per pound.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29
MEMPHIS POOR ARE MADE
HAPPY.
One Thousand Dresses of tx
cellent Quality Distributed by
Noted Philanthrophist in Mem
phis Recently.

history of Memphis has anything
in the way Of public charity created
such widespread interest as was
manifested recently when the one
thousand (1, 000) dresses, donated
to charity through the generosity
of Mr. L T Cooper, were distribu-
ted at 200 South Main Street at
the Chisca Hotel building.
Ladies prominent in Memphis
social life, leading relief workers,
heads of local charitable institu-
tons and many prominent citizens
were on hand early in the after
noon to assist and co operate with
Mr. Cooper's representatives in
this worthy cause.
Not only were the poor women,
girls and orphans of the various
institutions remembered, as had
been previously planned, but sew
eral hundred other poor and needy
women and girls came from all
parts of the city came to seek Mr.
Cooper's bounty, and none were
denied.
Long before the appointed hour
a large number were on hand
waiting for the doors to open, and
formed a line which extended for
more than half block.
The charitable institutions rep
resented included the following
Home for Incurables, Porter
Home and Leath Orphan Asylum,
st Peters Orphange, Wesley
House, the Industrial Settlement
Home for Negroes. Through the
Mary B West Circle, King S
Daughters, children of the Juve-
nile Court were provided for: Set
Element School, Second Presby-
terrain Church. by Mrs Van Lewis
and Mrs Armstrong; Guthrie
School, by Mrs w II Outten; Lin
den School, by Miss Dixie Sample;
Riverside School, by Miss Beau
champ; pupils of st Mary's School
Catholic, by the sisters, and
many others,
In referring to the occasion, Mr.
G F Willis, Mr. Cooper's Southern
representative, said; MY only
regret is that Mr. Cooper could not
have been present to witness this
scene. He was once a poor man
himself and is never happier than
when helping others
When asked whether Mr. Cooper
would make any further contribu-
tons, Mr. Willis said; Mr.
Cooper is one of the most magnan-
imous of men and will, | am sure,
do something more to show his
sympathy for the poor and unfor
tunate in your city; in fact l shall
make special request of him on
his arrival here to do so, as | had
not fully realized until this after
noon the great opportunity for
this work in this city.
As | have stated before, he
continued, Mr. Cooper is a firm
beliverin practical philanthropy
and it has always been his policy
to give large part of his income
each year to relief work and to
place his charities where they will
do the greatest good to the great
est numbers. "
"TANLAC" is sold in Iuka ex-
clusivelv by ] c Jourdan and in
Belmont by Belmont Drug Co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF TISHoMINGo,
Chancery Court, June Term, 1916.
No. Gil.
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co.,
Complainant,


Complainant,
VS..
Joseph Lennon ct al, Defendants
To joseph Lennon, Ella Len
non, George w. Brown, Ar
thur ]. Miller, all of Chicago.
You are hereby commanded to
be and appear before the Chancery
Court of Tishomingo County,
Mississippi, on or before August,
1916 Rules, it being h e
.2nd Monday in Angus t
1916, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to the Original
Bill in the above cause wherein
the Mobile & Ohio Rail Road
Company is Complainant and each
Of you are Defendants, or else a
Decree pro confesso will be taken
against you in said cause.
Dated this the 18th day of June,
1916.
E. A. PAYNE,
4l-3t Chancery Clerk.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-06-29
EN- ENTS

We are authorized to announce
E. S. GAMBLER
of Alcorn County candidate to-
reelection 10 Congress subject to
the action of the Democratic Pr
mary,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-13

muss up their opponents. 1t is essen
tally punch to the face or chin and
one that wears down the recipient to
the point of exhaustion.
After you have learned to box with
your left foot and hand extended.
practice sticking the hand in your
opponents face. Stick it in as fast
as you can and keep it popping on
and off the other follows nose or
jaw.
Some boxers have developed the