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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20

In Circuit Court OF Dickson County
In this cause Il appearing to Tn,
clerk from tn, bill, which ~ sworn
TO, that the defendant, Clara Buck
ner. is a nonresident Of the Stat,
OF Tennessee go that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served on
her; il is therefore hereby ordered
that the defendant appear before
the Judge OF our Circuit Court on
the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEM
Der at Dickson. Tenn, and plead
!mswer or demnr to the bill filed
against her in said cause. or the
same will be taken AZ confessed and
the cause set for hearing exparte.
1t il further ordered by the clerk
tina, a copy 81 THE order be publish
ed in the Dickson County Herald, a
newspaper published at Dickson,
Tenn. for four consecutive weeks,
the last publication to appear more
than five days before the said FIRST
Monday in December.
This the 18th day of Oct. 1916,
T. Il. GRAY. Clerk.
Roy C.. Cullum. Sol. lilo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20
The Human Eye.
Written by DR.. 0. H. Williamsl

| written by DR., o. H. Williamsl
| tSoTE:-The par; ose of this ser
les III articles which will appear
from time to time in these columns
il to bring to the thoughtful atien.
ton of ito readers who have not
otherwise had the opportunity to
study them some potent facts rela.
tive to the human eye and the con-
servaiion OF human vision
| Neither nature or art anywhere
in ell the world furnishes 81 beauti.
iul and complex piece OF mechan.
ism within 10 small a space AZ that
found In the human eye. IL might
be said TO epitomize the whole sss.
tenn, for in il we find almost every
tissue OF the body represented
muscle, gland, Serious, mucous and
fatty tissue. bone, hair, fellioles
nerve tissue, bloodvesscls, and fluid
II also has the mechanical power
Of the pully az well as the rejecting
attribute Of the mirror. The relina
that wonderful nerve screen. the
| mirror oi the eye In the back part
Of the ball upon which all external
objects which we SEQ are depicted.
and that marvellous power OF lens
adjustment by which the distinct
image is formed upon the mirror.
whether within a few inches or miles
away, leads us 10 conclude that tia
great architect OF the universe cx-
hausird all nature laboratory la
the construction OF the human eye.
The eyes are under the immediate
control or supervision 81 four and
one third pairs OF nerves. This il
one.tenth part OF the oerebro. spinal
nervous system. II il through the
mechanism OF the eyes that the
depth, strength and intensity OF the
soul aud intellect are exhibited. II
it were possible TO arrange in words
all that thought could suggest, all
that the minds imagination could
picture. all that this wonderful organ
is capable Of composing. many vol.
umes would be required, and then
il would be only indexed OF all
the organs Of the human body, the
organs and senses Of sight embrace
the most. through the eyes We
arouse to activity all the faculties
OF the brain, bring to mind all that
nature has SO layishly and beaut.-
fully spread before us in every in,
aglnable form--sise. shape. colot
and shade. Joy, sorrow. anger. love.
fear--all expressed by the eyes ami
detected by the intelligent glance
into another's eyes. Then how i'm.
portant il Is TO conserve the best in.
terest OF this wonderful organ.
which serves us 80 well. and which
in It's perfection enhances the beauty
Of the face as nothing else can.
ITO be continued.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20
One Dose Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy Should Convince You That
Your Suffering is unnec-
essary.

A million people--many right in
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gist today This highly suce essful
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IN sll walks Of life, among them are
Members OF Congress, Justice ofthe
Supreme Court, Educators, Jaw.
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Druggists, Nurses, Manufacturer
Priests, Ministers, Farmers. with
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Send for free valuable booklet on
Stomach Ailments 10 Geo. II. Mayr.
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Chicago. iii. For sale by Matthews
Drue Co. and all other reliable drug.
gists. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20
Desponaeaey.

When you feel discouraged and
respondent do not give up but take
A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and
you are almost certain to feel all
right within a day or Two. Despon-
dency is very often due 10 indiges.
ton and biliousness, Tor which these
tablets are especially valuable. OBJ
tainable everywhere. -ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20
For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamhetlain's Tablets and
adopt II diet Of vegetables aud ce-
reals. Take outdoor exercise daily
and yotls eompMx,ea viii lie ssaats
~ improved within a few months,
Try ii. Obtainahle everywhere, -
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-10-20

!, Let me protect yeur family il you
die or become disabled. H. Newt
Williams. special agent. Die iron
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

l. Uran Drbal Smitb traf bon Sui
6ertiom, Mont., bier 81 einem lange<
rem 8eind) Elm un6 begab lib Damn
nad ibrem @eim in Morton, Winm.
- Sri. So1epbina &ramer bon 8in=
11ipeg Ganaoa, befinoet ii6 in Seem
Munib bel @ermanbten uno Sreun-
oen auf Sc l1d.
- Seoen 9ienltog uno 0onner=
jtag per6e id I'M @otel @olfing in
sSreeport als 3abnar3t 5u Dieniten
lteben. 81. 8ileD Smitb.
MlbanD.
sSo1epb 6. &lemmer, pelder Dor,
6em als @ebiilfe in ser Seem Min6e,
ner Creamery Mnltelumg batte, lit
bon Ser iiingit organiiierten Mlbonp
Go=nperatipe Creamery Mllociatton
ais Bq1ttermader geomngen tporoen.
Ser 1reue 8nttermaber lit Elm @ra=
6uierter ser So1pa State IairD Sda1-
le u1to bat sic belten A1alificationen
1iir feline @teaung. Die Mlbanp
creamery lit cine Der gr0Btm in Die
lern 5beile oes Staates; tie bat 250
&unoer, sic iiber 5000 &iibe berfi=
qen. - g. $. Mai1r5er un6 @ottin
bon Bruno, Sasf., Canada, ltno nod
langerem 8el n6e bel Der Srm1 IS.
s. 9fett, Ser M11tter Ser Srom Wfa1n=
5er, in 8egleitung Der lebtgenannter
rah @oen @alep gereiit. &ed}ts=
antpalt Beter Mbles mar anfangs leb=
ter 8ode in 2ittle Saus, mo- er als
@ertreter Ser oemofratiiaen @anoi=
6aten fir GongreB elmer @eriammz
luna benpobnte. - clinton &on6l
tpr1r6e bon ieiner @attin nit etnem
ltrum1nen G0bn9en belhenft; 1Gs
gleide 6reu6enereigniB trug it'd tn
Ser 6amilie Sran8 @11er gu. Sob1t
@d1lte %perfaufte bent Geo. 80. Sar-
tung 1ieben 2ots in Sdnltes erlter
,I66ition fir $1400. - Na& einem
ssyobre LANCER 9ien1t5eit bel Der Greet
Mortbern ols @ebiilfe bes Mgenten
Sours but 6ra115 Do11ng 6ie Steae
%orfqegeben nnb beludt iebt Die mutt
Ser Gf. Sssobms l~1niperiitat berbunoe=
ire Son6els}dule. - Martin 5alfner
fQ11fte BON IS. @an 8olfenburg IN
0iafis einen 1ebs Monate alten, 200
8fun6 16peren Eolan6 Chino gber.
- @el6tpiiter Sobanna uno gleonora
Sdinoler, @eldmilter Sl1lia n1ro
gdolaltifa &rofer nnb Meoria ytett
pi6men 1id an Ser ct. geneoltts-
Mfaoemie boberen Stu6ien. - ytor=
BERT @inter u1r6 SsSoiepb @obiger bo=
bent 1id, na6 ser ct. Sobns Hnioer<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

perlegte, befin6et ii6 ibt 10 1pobl,
oob ct mebr Mrbeit min un6 oeSbah
leinen Stal nabe ieines a1tf 0as mo-
oernlte eingeridteten Suties 11n Die
@dlfte pergrobern lieb. = Sodnp. p.
SuItin @elp, 3. g. g., relder ct
libe @o6en bier BEL ieine1r betagtell
glter11 uno @ermanoten a1f 9ellt1
mar, idifte 96adribt, 0aB er mieoer
moblbebalten in Safoma, @alb. an-
gelangt lei, mo- CT oils Yfarrer elmer
@emeinoe tbdtig lit. = Mls 9elega-
ten sur 20. %Sabresperi ammllatng oes
5taotsperbanoes ser fatb. Weainner=
unb Siinglings =Gereine BON @fil1le<
lota, meld)e a11 "a. 1lno 25. Septem=
Der ltattfirbet, ml1roen BON Inherent
Main1erperein ge>pablt: 9pblp. T.
2eonbar0, .. g. 8, l1n6 9err 8ern<
boro &Aeppers.
ct, Traneis.
Dit eiren1 8er5cidbnib bon 80
&inoern >u,roc oln Montog Der I'M
terridt in TIN erer Sdule aufgenom=
men. @dibreno ser @ohe %itellten
lid, nod iiinf 1peitere &in6er ei11. ".
S. @11ib bat feline Sbatigfeit als 9eb=
rer m1fgenomme11. = 6ran5 Yfeifer
bradte 6reitag oos notbige Moteriol
fir SEN 8alt zines 11elten 5tulles CUR
Stelle, Ser Sen lebtes Sriibiabr oltrd)
6c1er %5erit0rten Stall erieBen miro.
: Sra15 2ange, elmer I'M erer tiid}=
tighten Sarmer, bot cine eleftriide
notwithstanding in LETTER @ode
a1tf leinem @eb0ft einridten laiien.
: Sic 11elte 6irma 8l1n61ad &
2a1ge mirb, lobalo ale @aoren,
meld)e iie oieler Eage fir 6as neue
@efdaft fm1fte> angelargt nnb int
HStore untergebrodt iino> lire &C.
idaftstbiiren oem @ertebr offnen. =
- Se6en Oienitag unb CONNER
ltag neroe id) int @otel @olfing in
Treeport ais 3ab1rar5t 81 Dieniten
lteben. 9r. &ileD Smith.
Melrpie.
6re0. Stlntebef bon 9DDtngton,
&p., befin0et iih bier BEL ieiner So
n1ilie 51 &el ud. = ltnlere Staot
m1roe Montog letter @ohe bon eli
ner @eieqidaft al1s Saltf Centre, in
oeren 9egleitl11rg iid Sic oortige
Me1tiiffapelle befan6, NIT einen @e=
l1td)e beebrt. 3med oes Sc u6es tpar,
sic bieligen 8%efpob1rer CUR Tbeilnab=
me an ser in gntf Centre itattfin=
oenoen 5tearns County 6oir gu be-
geiltern. = 6rar15 Moreboule, ie11.,
elmer ser Fioniere 6ieier Sta0t erlitt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

bcim stl,r5e aus einem @efGbrt cine
Sdu1lterperrenfl1ng. = Carl Saup1
un6 So1epb Sd)r06er boben lid nad
Columbus, Ohio, begeben, uo iie iid
inn p4pitliden %Soiepbim1m atf oeu
Yrie1teritano borbereiteten. : Clinton
3irbes 1lnb Trau planen eine Muto.
Eonr nod Mebrasfa un6 COLORADO;
sic Neile ion ont 81. 6ieies Mo1lats
angetreten lper0en mn6 brei 8ode1
in M1r1prltd) nebmen. = Or. IS. 81.
@ilbert nno Tanri1ie iin6 BON ibrer
nadb @i1ona genrad1ten Muto=Sour
5%uriifgefebrt. -6rm1 &einrid, @iib-
fers liegt Bel ibrer bier %mobneroen
Sodter, ser 6roll Seinri6 &al1er-
mant ibtper erfranft nie6er. = 5rml
Sesobn Sieoennam1 NOR in Sleepy gDe
gu @eiu4 bel ibrer Sod)ter, 6eren
|5pbn cine megen 9lin66arment5iin=
o111g notbtpen6ig getpor6ene Opera
ton ourdmaben nu1Bte. = &pdm.
SEER @eiienoorf bon Slafis erltatte-
te iei1len bier mobnen6en @ltern lebte
@odbe ei1re1 mebrtdgigen &elud.
- Seoen 9ienitag nn6 Donner=
ltag peroe id inn @otel @oIfing in
Sreeport aIs 3abmar5t gu 9ienlten
1teben. 9r. &ileD Smith.
Treeport.
9oren5 @olfing mar in Slice Safe,
ISIS, mo- @eidafte feline @egenpart
erbei1dten. = @ilb. un6 @ermann
@enfer, Sen. Sod nn6 &arbep
@ofert liegem in ct. Sobns College
b0beren @tu6ien Oh. SRI. 2u6tpina
&rafer fat ii9 nab ct. Soiepb be-
geben, mo fie in 6en Content Ser
ebrtp. @ene6iftiner einge-
treten lit. = Montag moor @m1f
Centre our6 einige @eldaftsle11te
bier p%ertreten, tpelde our Ebeilnabme
an Ser 6ort itattfin6en6en Stearns
Go11ntp Sair oneiferten. = Sobn $.
&itl BON &i1ger, @asf., Canada, Elm
geeffe 6es Mnton @ogel, e%ritattete bier
ei11en mebrtdgigen 8eiud. = @a6
langerem 8eil1de bei bieitgen Ser
monoten lit 6ie Smilie $. S. Sent
fen nad ibrem @eim in G1ear 9ofe,
sSsospo, 511riidgefebrt. g. S. Sep
bon 8isbee, sc. 9. er1tattete bier let=
nent gdtpager 6ran5 &ielan6 BON
ser fyarmers 6tate 8anf ei1en Be-
i11d). = @ilb. zimmerman, mel@er
an ser &in6erlGbml1ng erfranft mar,
lit mie6er bergel tent. & 81. Stun=
tebed bon bier rihtete uuf Ser 5ron5
9anges 6arm bel ct. 6rancis Elm 35
2idter itarfes Globe @Ditem etn. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

6ru1 Setter 8obner eritattet ibrer in
Wfilf Miber, Manitoba, tpobnenben
M11tter ei1ren @e1ud. : 5rau Mnton
! S6ulte bon bier lit Weontag inn ct.
GapbaeIs @oipital operiert noroen,
unb sic 8otiet1tin fiiblt iebt Sen lint
ltdn6en gemGB mobl.
@lrpia.
Das @rgebniB Ser bier ont Mitt-
tpod LETTER ISOLDE gebaltenen @abl
Der Bealnten bes nel1 creierte11 @il,
loge tpar tpie folgt: Sir 6as 8rd1i=
oentenomt ertielt Sen. Siem6orf 25
un6 Ssyobn Motd cine Stinme; fir
Sen &ertpultl1ngsrotb fielen a1f So.
Sdumibt IS 11nb auf Mn6. 6ribler
cine stimme; S. 81. @dol5 u16 So
]epb @pen5 erbielten je "a l1nb s. 9.
2obie nnb &einrid Sribler lie cine
Stimme; fir 6as Sdabmeiiteran1t
mq1roe NIT 25 @timmen s.. $. Ser
fernriS gegen s. 8r1toe er1p6blt, ser
ei1ren gtimme erbielt; fir Sos &e=
coroeromt erbielt 8. gtang IS uno
8. 8o1to6 ei1e @timme; fir bas
Srie6ensridteramt fielen m1f S. Sler
"a ln6 a1f S. &ublano cine Stimme,
mdbreno 81. 6labing fir SOS gleide
Mmt 25 Stimmet1 erbielt; fir 6as
Mnt 6es @onitable erbielt &p. Sic
ben "a, Matbias SETTLER cine l1n6
Morti1t Snpber cine Stimme. -
Ser 9rei 9erarbeit mur6e 6ltrd 6as
@egentpetter @inbalt getban; Sic
grnte lit 6ur9i@rlittlid muir cine bal<
be, @ei5en 1pgar cine idlebte.
Stem M1ni6.
6miIie Sobn @erbes lrn6 8rlt6er
6es &errn SERIES iin6 na6 8rederr=
ridge obgereiit, 100 fife cine Sarm
ffGii11fli6 in ibren Belib bra6ten. =
Tran Sermonn Mlten6abl, tpelhe ii6
bier cine @ode bein6stpeiie bel Ser
manoten ol1fbielt, lit 1rod ibrem &eim
int minneapolis 5uriidgefebrt. -
SRI. Morena> Godter Ser 8mffaiiie-
rerS 6ami1ie $. s. Serbaar, mi6met
11h an Der ST.. observation-disclosures
hDheren Stu6ien. - 2oltis Slm=
idei6 bat feline 100 Mder groBe, fiinf
Meilen iii6li9 bon bier %gelegene
Narm 6em ssobn Hooema6er fanfltd
iiberlalien. = @ernam Srieler nn6
@attin tpore1 per M11to na6 Mnamia,
400 ser gel l1h ser erfranften Mntter
6es &errn Srieler ga1t. St. Se1tb,
Satin nn6 5mei S0bne eri tatteten
bier ser M1ttter ser 6rou Seltb, Ser
Trm1 gliIabetb @oper nn6 an6eren
Bertpan6ten einen 1angeren gei u6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
E. A. Barthelemvs
Dept Store
PHONE SOC

liden 500 in sic @migfeit abberufe-
men Meutbias Selmmm CUR Iebten
3l1be gebettet. - 0ie 11eue junior
@odidule, melbe gegen ei11en @o=
ltelpm1 fman6 bon $4,000 erridtet
mltr6e, tpir6, tpie es beibt, mfangs
Hobember ibrer 8e1timmltna iiberqe=
ben tper0en.
9ier5.
@einri6 S9neppenbeim mur6e
Weitte lebter @ode telegrapbi]h bon
6em Mbleben Der sdtpeiter leiner
6ror, Ser 5rm Sobn 8drmmn bon
Game GountD> @is., in &enntnib ge=
iett. - Mit Dem Bethlehem 6es
Observation-Disclosures nit 8iegeIiteinen 1T
man nabe5u fertig %getporoen; oa1rh
6ieie gerbeiferung 1T bos @ebdube
gu einem itattliden geporbm. =
Syn. 8on6erboar un6 Gra1 bon M-
b%ertbi1e eritatteten Senntug bier Ser
Me11tter &onoerbaar etnen 8efub. -
s. 4. 6m1lt uno 81. sc. Ston tporen
in ct. Soul CUR 5tootsfair.
ct. Sobamnes 11miberftGt.
Sim Z. September e%roffnete sic ct.
Soba1u1es l1niberittat ibr 60. afnoe=
miides Sabr. 9ie 3obI ser Sdiiler,
Sic iih in SEN berf6ieoenen &11rfen
etnidreiben lieBen, NOR gleib 81 Mn-
fang bes ne1ten Sdu1liabres GROCER
nod) als in Sen b%ergangenen erfolg=
reiden Sobren. - Mm Dienitag, SEN
12. September, begam bas init Ser
Mn1tolt nerb1n6ene Hriefterieminar
ieine pbiloiopbiid &ur=
ie; a11h bier lit sic 3abI Ser 5tu=
oioien cine 11ngelpobnlih groBe. Das
60. Shuljobr ser 2ebranitalt miro
oemna9 sic friiberen nod je6er &id~
tl1ng iiberfliigeln. 9ie JafltltGt be-
fibt m1dp bel1e rtpieber sic beiten ber=
fiigbaren &rdfte. @ariibcr nabereS
in nad)Iter N11nmer.
ct. 'Soiepb.
Gus @erb1tlemeiter at Ger bon ben
ebrtp. Observation-Disclosures gillette
ten CT. 8ef1eoifts= Mfaoemie tpl1rbe
Mitte LETTER ISOLDE eroffnet. Ole Mn=
5abl ser 3oglinge lit pie In ben let-
ten Sd)l1liabren audi in biefem mie=
Scr cine mfebn1lide, moo1lrd Ser g1=
tie Stuff oeiien fid Die Ma6emie 5u
erfre,1en hot, tpieber BON neuem &C.
lt1blt miro. - SSSobn 9obmeier, @at=
tin 11nb Gobn BON MillerbiQe trafen
bieier Gage bier 5u 8eird bel Ser
Tmmilie bes @unffoi1ierers Sobn
Grebcr cin 1tn6 brod,tcn ibren Som
1rah ct. Sobns College, 100 CT iid
fir lei11en 9ebensberllf msbiIben
iuir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
2aft @amtfranfbetten iidJ nidt ans=
heh1pn.

GripiaIe Nleden iino 5utpeilen oie
critic 8armtng erniter &ortfrorrfbei=
ten. 8ernod)ldiiigtc &autbeidhper=
sen podhien. Or &obion's @c5ema
Salbe be1nmt roid ben SortidriH
bon @c3e11o, beilt bortnadige Sale
bon Simmer, !6ortfinnen, &ibblt-
terri, rotbe u1r6 id11ppige &oltt. Sic
antiieptiifen @igenfd}often bon Dr.
Sobion's @c3en1a @a1be tobtet Sen
@eim nno bel1at ser @erbreitung oes
Tr11bels Dor. Sir faIte @eben o6er
geiprungene &an6e bietet Dr. Sob
lpn's gcaemo Collie prompte 9inse=
r1,rra: Sci gnrem Mpotbefer, SOC.
= Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

@obmt nnierer 9roben
&affee:~9 emontration
BET Treitag ,tao @an,ita9
@ir perabrei9en &affee anb &u=
6en fret mabreno bes ean5en Cages.
@pe5ieue Breile fir allen un{ern
&afee unb Tbee.
nlebn f1lebl! rlebn
2aBt uns ben ndbiten Sad Mebl
In @uer 6aus bringen auf unier Ell
genes &i1ifD Fin.
@tr liefern in auen sbcilen
Der Staot al.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Barthelemy's
s1neemeibes Gath Gro
cerD 9ep't.
Sreitag, 6amitag unb
Mlontag
Spe5teueS

Gang friibe @ier o.
per Dubenb. .............ZU C
Sail iteinerne Srudt Sars E7>
Quarts, per 9ubenb. .....OIC
@rDBes Baquet TO-
Cine 8ibie Dafomin @robeeren,
cine Bl9ie Dofomin 8ineapple,
cine Budie 9ofDmin o.
9omotoe5, enforcement .40c
l grpbe Bubie Calumet Badpulper,
elm Baquet 6efelbaum, elm Ba=
quiet Nrm & 5am1ner d.
@ooa, oas Enforcement -. JIG
Gin Baquet @tarfe, cine o.
Bu6ie @leanier, fur OC
u Bfunb ungefarbter H.
8met @tide 9ribbp o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
DIDN'T EVICT Them
Offered Jobs Elsewhere, POpu-
lace Accepted.
German Officer Says Lille PeO-
pie Didn't Object.

Berlin, Aug. 1S.-A German Off
Ger has given the Overseas News
agency service an account of his ex-
periences during the removal of the
civilian population from Lille"-as 1t
has been alluded to by the press in
hostile countries.
'grhe main reason for sending part
of the civilian population from Lille,
the office is quoted as saying, was
that the town was being furiously
shened by the British who do not
snow the regard for French cities that
the French artillery men do. Their
reckless destruction of French houses
and monuments are resented by the
French civilians in Lille. In addltoh
to this, there had been much diff
Guilty in the distribution of food in the
contested districts of the city. There
fore civilians from the densely popu-
lated workingmens quarters were sent
away. BY no means all civilians were
sent: only those from the quarters
mentioned.
These civilians were not forced to
leave, but were notified by proclama-
ton of FIRE, labor awaiting them me
proclamations stated the wages ina.
would be paid and gave assurance thit
food would be provided. Members or
families were in no cases separated;
1.-THE journeying civilians We're Ieo
nv a Spanish-American committee ana
eventually by the military authorizes.
They found lodgings prepared for
them upon their arrival. They re
doing a great work together with
French farmers and German SOLDIERS.
Nobody complained regarding the
work or of insufficient food.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
British Mine Owner Killed After Battle
With Mexican Cowboys.

Douglas, Aug. 1S.-Albert r. DICK
son. a British subject and half owner
OF the Washington mines, near lieu
pac, Sonora, Mexico, who was snot
and killed by MeMcans, together with
Jim Parks, an American carpenter
in June. was shot from ambush, &C
cording to what appears to be the
most authentic account of the affair
rea ching the border.
Dickson. Park and Norton Hand,
an American mining man, met three
Mexican cowboys near Arizpe while
tkey were making their way to the
border. according to the report OF min
ing men arriving here. Two OF the
MeSricans were armed and attempted
to disa rm the foreigners. In the fight
which followed: one cowboy was
killed, one wounded and the third
escaped. Parks was killed, while
Dickson and Hand escaped. The IN
injured cowboy went to nearby farm
and notified a Mexican laborer of
what had taken place. This man Sc
cured his rifle from the house and
while Dickson was reloading his rifle
preparatory to leaving the spot, shot
and killed him from ambush, it was
said. Hand escaped temporarily. but
later was arrested and held for few
weeks but released by General Gales.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
ItmsLi
EX of of Orders E3
Suit Room Offerings at $1.OO

26-ChiIdren's and Misses Wash Skirts
in pink white Copenhagen and navy in
poplins and piques in sizes IL, IA and
49, regular $1.25 to s1.95 values at
$1.OO.
41-Children's White Wash Dresses,
nice materials and neat trimmings;
mos to 6 yrs. s1.25 to s1.95 values at
$1.OO.
Women's and ChiIdren's Cotton Pa
jamas in plain white. pink and blue; also
some delicate colored stripes; s1.25 and
$3.50 values for-$1.0O.
MILDLY BIOuses-made of Galatea cloth
in plain white and colored collar styles;
s125 and $3.50 values for-$1.OO.
Boys Wash Suits-in plain white and
blue stripes; sizes 4, 5, and worth
regular s1.00 each. Saturday TWO for
$1.OC.
Boys Wash Suits-good styles well
made in sizes 2, 8, 4, 5, 6. and worth
regular $3.50 and $1.95, Saturday at
$1.OO.
Muslin Underwear-Corset Covers,
Gowns, Long Skirts, Envelope Chemise
and closed Combination Suits; $1.25 to
s195 qualities for-$1OO.
rs Corsets made of batiste. up-to-date
models in sizes above "a only; regular
$3.50 and $500 models at-S1.OO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
NOTHING BUT SILVER
$50, 900 Worth of Ingots Occupies De-
pot Platform Unguarded.

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 1S.-Fffty-
two ingots of silver, loaded on two
trucks. lusterless as bars of lead,
stood for three hours in plain view on
one of the platforms at the Union Sta
ton today. They were guarded by
solitary express messenger, VINO
glanced indifferently at the metal esti-
mated to be worth $4,000 or $1,000 a
bar and continued his patrol up and
down the platform.
The silver was unnoticed by the
hundreds of passengers going to and
from trains. 1t was consigned to the
Philadelphia mint by an express COM
pany.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
NEGRO CONVENTION ENDS
Nashville Man Strong Contender to
Succeed Booker Washington

Kansas City, Aug. 1S.-Election of
officers ana selection of next years
Getting place were looked forward to
AS the important sections If the last
Formal meeting today of the National
Negro Busin ess league, in seventeenth
annual session here. Annual reports
were expected from the affiliated or
Plantations, the undertakers, bankers.
press. bar, insurance and retail mer-
chants associations. Short talks
from successful negro men and women
in different pursuits also were on the
program.
]. c. Napier of Nashville, chairman
of the executive committee, was looked
upon as strong contender for the
presidency. Chattanooga appeared to-
day to have the strongest claim for
next years convention city. A ban
duet and reception at Convention hall
will bring the convention to a close
Tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-18
GAS GONE
Lost All Interest

Mr.. J. 1. Fergson of EOS Quincy
says: II have lost all interest in the
gas question; the gas that has dis
turbed my stomach is gone. Four
weeks ago began using Haziett's Wild
Cherry Compound and to my surprise
/ find that not only stopped the gas
forming in my stomach, it also mas
given my kidneys great relief and has
rid me of constipation, from which I
have suffered for years. 1 think it a
most wonderful compound. 1t has
given me relief far beyond my expec-
tations. 1 gladly recommend it to
my friends" Hundreds of Topeka
citizens will tell you that Haztett's
Wild Cherry has done for them the
work that all has failed to do. You
surely will not be disappointed If you
phone 500. We will deliver. Call at
A. c. Klingaman & Co. druggists. 120
Fast Sixth street. We will explain this
xceIlent compound. Mail 81 90 and
three packages will be mailed you
ADV.