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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

Sdidiol scr Suoen in 9lnldlien
miro rii6rcnO in Dem o9erlincr
Soeeblott~ bon Dem Spe5iol.Gorre-
lponOentcn SEQ 2eoercr bei6ric6cn
wclder iid inter Ocn 9ebteu bcfono,
Ole YuforeIt nod Der 9riegscrfld'
rung pcrloiicn batten. Scocrcr io9t
oaB 9efc6Ic crgon9en ieicu, nod mcl-
6en Oic iiioii6cn Solooten in ole
critic 6cuerIinie aeltcGt iperOcn ioacn.
Iie Gage Der Su0en miro lid nidt
giinitig eeitolteL io1tcn bic Hnilen
Die rimdniide 9Solitif fiibren.
Snrrail ouBer 9lftion
geleBt.
Berlin, 3. September. n Sic
bnlgoriibc @eeenoffcniipc ecgen Ga
lonifi ideint cinihpeilen ooriiber 81
iein. Die 9ulgoren babelt, ipie bier
beridtet miro, cine 5uiricOeniiellenoc
SteIlimo errci6t uno befeItiecn oic'
lelbc. Die glrnce 0cS Generals Gar
rail lit bon cincnl ciierncn 6ufeiicu
eineeibloiicn, poollrdj oic 9eniilbte
9(rnee ipeniq 2ilft bat Il. feline glus.
iidten 6eitebcn oaB cine OilenIipc
erariiien peroen fnnn M0brenO
oneenein ec1oiIt miro, ooB @riedeu.
Iono ni6t ocgen Oic Gcntrolnd6te
fdmpicn miro, 10 6a6cn bic TeidIbcn
o6cr fir oue Sale gor6creitinqcn
getroffcn, im0 1T Der cOentuelle Gin.
tritt @re6enlano'S in Sen aric0
fcinc llebcrroibune.
5Iotte ioIl goruo an.
greiien.
&onOon 3. September Cine
Gcpcid1c aus AScterS6urg an sic
oCoilp Gbrouiclc", III lucldjer sic
E6otiodc ocS Gurdnorltcs ruff.
idcr Eritppen our6 Gum1nien mo
Die 9lnfunft ruiiii6er SricgsI6ific in
GonItanta beipro6en miro, iogt:
Ger Seiib Oicier SafcnitaOt I'M
Sdluar5en 0lecr bat bicle Iort6cilc
fir ii6. Gornn 1T Der bllloorii1e
,Slottcn-5ofcn unO bic goiis scr
oelltiden llntcriceboote. Gs lit ie6r
wobrI6cinlid, ooB Die 9luiien per-
irGcu perocn iid in @ciis oieier
Safcnltaot 81 icBen, ga oieielbc no6e
Der rlnldpiiben @ren5c licgt
Sulgoren sur i dgcibla-
gen.
%oris, 3. September. .Sn
DEM 8olfon puroe Elm bulgoriider
glngriii norO0itlih bon allfuru3 nit
ihmeren Gerliitcn abgeidlo9eu",
ioNt Gin oifjicQcr @cridbt Scr 6clitc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

bon Ocm aricosomt beroffcutliht
wuroc. 0Sn gioro-@}oceOouicn oe-
wilncn Oic 9laiirtcn an @oOen. Gie
Scrbcu babcn Den redten 6liiaeI DER
9nlgarcn 5uriidgelporfen un0 oic
Stoot @orOicooo 5uriiderobcrt. Cic
9nlgorcn, weI6e in @aiieu-6orma-
tioncn angriffeu mnroen bon Der
lcrbiiGen 9lrtillcric nieOergemnht.
Dic Serben idhleen 9lngriiic Der
9ulgoren 5piiden Dem @orOar mo
Der Gernn auf Dem biilgariidcn lin
len 6IiiAeI mo Bel @etrenif o6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

Da etico Gitp, g. September.
General 8roncisco Serrono bat
Die 2eitlne Ocs ariegSminiitcriitns
III Der 9lbweien6eit ocS Generals
Obregon iibernomnieu. General ga
Bio @on5aIeS traf bier in Der lebten
gaoht ein, imo es miro oneenonrmen,
Oab feline 9Infinft etpas nit Dem
eruarteten @ehIcl in Ser Garron5o-
AcGicrlug 81 tbuu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

&in0liG.l Ger fleinc Foil
(bc'm 0ptifcr): sd ni0htc cine
clcftriide Eoifeulompc 6o6eu fir
niciuen Safer, Ocr i'm 6eIoc i'll. 9lbcr
iie nlub redt belle 6rcrnc1 ocnt
mcin Sutcr fdnpit IL Dem olntlcn
&nBlonol"
Wicrfpiir1ie. Shocnt g.:
uGo lcic id cbcn Oob ocr Stoot cine
neue 9lnlei6e ouinimmt." Shl.
bent g.: r@lerflpiiroigl lluicreins
bdIt ieinen %lump moglid)it gc6eim
lno oo miro er ians focon al Die
groBc @lodc ge0dnat~
6ro9li6er 3med. Soden
Seit: uSrolL 6oit GUS i6on gc6ori.
BON nddIter ggo1c an miro uuicrc
Stride oe6e5t. 6rou ,9to, cS lit
olld Belt; ucr fam oenn bel OCT
adltc Oerniinftig i6loien~
8roboteS W}ittel. ny9ic
lang ids nur an, lieber sSreuno2
Sieb', i6 bin in oeine eeir6icoene
Srau bis iibcr oie O6rcn ucrlic6t ms
ieD' bod iel6it Gin, 0aB 0oS cine
9'arrbeit iitl~ 80 beirot6c iir
c6cu. Damn wirii 0ll 6olo furiu lrin!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
CtprcmEen..6nlfe.

Gie boben Griportltneet Ser notb.
leioenoen geipobner SItpreuBen'S
BON Der SiilfstbGtiefeit Der GelltiG-
9lmerifoner i'm Snterefe Der BON Dem
4riege 10 fiirdtbar beripiiiteten norO-
oitIiditen 9}rooin5 0eutihIonos
puroen beionOers gelegentIid Oes
@onpelitS oes Hei6sperbonoes SIt.
NreuBen : SiiIfe in Berlin bon ber-
id]icoeneu Seiten auseeiproden, mo
crit icbt tit aus Iange oer5ogerten
Poitien6uueen eriidtIid, ooB Die bis.
bergen Somnilungen Der Sitpreu-
Ben.&iilfe Der Ser. Stooten oaerorts
grobte 9efrieOieung ausseloIt bobcn
uno Die meitgebenOe Siilfeleiititng
fir SitpreuBen eetpiiiermnBen ol5
Elm nelleS 9inoegIieO 5wiihenGeutId-
lano uno glmerifn angeieben miro.
Cos Oeilti6c Bolt ipeiB es po6(
6u ibGben Dab inn III Der StunOe
Der g3otb audi ii6er Ben eroBen Geid
bodber5ige D}dnner uno Srouen oic
belfeiioe Sono boten nnO 10 freuoig
an Dem 9iebesiuerf I6eil no6men,
oos san3 GeutidlauO beIbdftigt II
llnO in SitpretBen piro oGeutIH.
9lmerifar einen Sbeil Ser SbuIo
iiibnen, iUel1e allen blmonen @efiib,
len 6oare 0luritions 6obrifonteil
auf ii6 oeIooen. Gas @erf oer@on.
ner nt0 6reunoe ser SItpreuben-
8iilfe Der Ser. Stooten tpiro fir
olle 8eiten ais Elm GenfinaI eoeIlter
gt1ditenliebe oaitebeu itno oen fom.
menoen @eIHledtern fiinoen, iuie oie
itaniirberpanoter slmerifoner iid
OitpreuBen oI8 cole @obItbdter 5eig.
ten.
Sn oieier @eiie diBern iid Dodge
lteQte Oidnner in GeutIGIano iiber
oie Gbdtigfeit Der SitpreuBen.SiiIfe
Der Ser Staoten, Die iie ols Die er-
folgreiAite uno bielperipre6enOite al
fer Griegsbiilfs Bereinigungen gum
9eiten Ser 5eritorten gSrooiu5 be5eid.
men,
Ios glrbeitsfelo Der bieiigen Sit.
preitBen Siilfe iuuroe ouf 0emGons
bent eitgebeno er0rtert, uno 70 ent.
itono Ser BeibluB, OaB Die SiiIfs6e.
reitidhoIt Der 9lnerifoner iid nibt
mir atf oer areis uno ole Stoot
Haenit beihrdnfen ionoern iid in
criter Sinie aud auf Die 9reiie @olo-
op, 9llenbure im0 Reioen6ure er.
itreden, ooer, in ouoeren @orten,
ii6eran in OitpreuBen einen g8ir-
fiinesfreis finOen ioa, no Die oert-
fden ariegs 6iilfspereine ni9t in
Oem gelpiinIdten WloBe gu beIfen in
Stnnoe iino ui0 Die gotb am grob.
ten 1T.
Die Gcntroliiiriing 1uer in 9(me.
rifa fir Die Bro0in8 0itpreuBen BE-
itimnIten SnnntIiineen auf ole DIT
preuBen Siilfe Der Ser. Stanten
uno oeren i'm 3immer g1r. 1922,
Building, 91r. H. Battery
Elocc, Os.D, befiuoIi6en Soupt.@c
i6ditsiteIc, miiroe i'm S,ntcrciic elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

@oris, 3. September. ,Sn
DEM 9olfon wuroe Elm bulgoriiber
glugriii noro0itlih bon aiifiiru3 nit
ihweren Gerluiieu abgeihlogeu".
ioNt Gin oifi5icQcr @cric6t Scr 6cutc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
!he National Campaign

This lr so.uS % De- frank discus
si.a sett'ur down nothing in NAL
see parfl-an~A'p. unfai'ress cor with
tae p-et,nse ~ iafaIIit.l.ty Rather
a summary 90 "a" POLITICAL situation
70 date as thc Herald ga'hcrr il from
various sources
a maath ago y looked q, X Frcst
te3, wilson la an Immense adyan.
age W Hughes western trip had
.,su tatl, managed and ~ hlusrl.
seemed A campaigning eros,
Gloom ershragded The souls OF Re-
publican leaders Today {; .s eti
.eD' that .ge Democrats, dlFuiusion
90 sy Ma re-. realize that they have
q soot bard dzh, ahead OF Thorn
Tho hlsa tension patriotism ergcn
lrr"d rs our critical foreign tela
ton ls not greatly Ia evidence fo
dat A pre-conyention issue .r Is
-ls"p.rg q this moment, Str7tcg,
or events may awaken It to The
profit OF Democracy
The high ugh' of The last week
aside from the altogether different
Hughes nidwe~teru trip, Wa The
Naw York primary The returns Of
the Progressive primary mean little
Oh" negligible vote, around $4,000
gwen Whitman and Seahury Ropub
u,4n and Democratic candidates FOR
fh" gressive nomination con
trasfs startirgly with the 3a0.o2l
votes Roosevelt gct IN 1912 Thesu
have gone somewhere All the owl
dcnce and all the inference available
suggcs' they have gone for the most
part. 20 the Republicans In View
Tora a. in Illinois the Republicans
are getting great comfort from tho
fact their primary vote was much
larger than that OF Tho Democrats
Tho basis Of the winning Demo
cratic combination IN 1854 and s92
out 4tde Of tho Solid South. vas Now
York, New Jersey and Connecticut
When New York fell Jut 81 the trio
in 1883 The Democrats lost TODAY
the Republicans claim TO be conf
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
MARKET
BEAR
| PRESSURE
Substantial RecesSiOns
Are Reported Sat
urday

n NEW YORK Der 2-Thr View
|Eyork Evening sun financial review
Daturday said
n Early operations were active, real
1xing sales we're decidedly n evil
Fence and the professional traders
|{worked FOR lower prices rross
in the market brought
|fabout irregular tendencies, in The
|)course OF which some rather fair
|2sized recessions from the closing ~
1.-The preceding day were reported
HBear pressure against United States
|fgteel was successful for brief per
Htods. al one time the issue being
|kforced down more than three points
Hfrom Fridays final, but in each IN
Rstance of this sort ~ speculation the
1stock came back with considerable
3vigor. Commission houses were buy
Sere on the downward movement IN
Inn parts Of the list Demand for the
'yaiiway equipment shares was ac-
hive. this group showing decided
|etrength when most other stocks
&were selling OF
Primer tendencies developed IN
1.-The late trading especially In The
|rnils with Lehigh Valley and Nor.
folk and Western features
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02


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know ,..... ..ufl-. u ,s4 home, -
Uavstnrwr. SNOW r.. Is "A uau
50 ra H.. t.-s vua 500. aut to-
You
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

a mar who was killed ins'antly.
Friday afternoon when be fell from
o wagon load ~ cement and was
run over hy me wheels was dent
I'D SATURDAY morning az Elmer G.
We1d- So fsf aU-tsf Tie dead
man vae nephew ~ Lieut. fred e
Wendf Of The first precinct police
station.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
A Horrible Example

Tho Customer lsnf ~ rather IN
usual 70 gre a barber with long hair
and whiskers Ike youre
Tho Barhor Ye-. bat o.. good
business Every man that sees how
awful thsv look ou mo will fall for
"a haircut AMI shave.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
NEw Yonk corroV u,RkEr.
nI IIEn - E.ns

Natter creamery. aH Do
creamery assoc. lilo fr dairy Us.
iH pa KING stock eIb. Dr.
ciudet. fIft- sHir. t.z current r..
cgipfs. to. Receipts. Saturday
1870 cases
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
GILLESPIE
QUITS;MARx
IN TEARS
Recent Events Have
Made Us b e tier
Friends" Says John
CONNOLLY IS
SCORED AGAIN
New Z Olice Head
Makes Tart Reply
To Judge

James Couzers s,eppea in and
John Gillespie ~trqre3 out OF the
ono, q police missioner OF De-
tro.t saturday morning. and attend
Enr upon 'ae transfer OF authority
We're scores which emphasized that
the fortunes o. politics often bring
+ con,aEa uc!rs that wiring the hear.
In private tho they appear barren
~ emotion ~ public life
There had been brave atttup-
20 oa- sentiment and leave only ste
Formally IN The ceremonies -~htch
took place In tie commissioner
cfrce on he upper floor Of police
quarters. Pur formali,y mervu
When Mayor Oscar 3. Ma-1 arte-
having addressed nis lates, ap-
pointae. Mr. Ccuz~ns. Ia srm.
steady tone. tuned 70 GILLESPIE. who
was standing az his 'e" -i5e tehinG
the executive desk u The police de-
Fartme-' The mayor cooked for 70
moment into thr eyes 10 ta- nan
who had managed the campaign
which placed h.m In Office n. start
81 '1 say Mister The att-irpt
ended shen he slapped bis right
harl down oa G,lIr>p.e's shoulder.
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O0
-, o., .'',. ~,
80 .'.''
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,7v can ,-.,1 .ps 30 =, 90,
,rF,.r 80 ,ol+ ma cIose,, ,og.,1e,
T. .o..,. - ,5a y,.o4 u-srs. and 70.
s,.~. - ,.or- s-..-t. rrra,rg ms.
se,s AZ oyt4arra ~ he fa-var. r7-a
,A,+ No .Asu slr,vs remain y..t
,-.s,sg 10, 7re scr Won -ba-a
g,.,s"
Tears ,-,.krel soy-- ~ -,,vc-,s
.ves whom 30 ,-a.a-.ad ra,ss7fa
gtA hsnssor-ai, t.ra'a4 -.rr "A,
c.~ u--e and J., ,-,vs. min
Crlesria ,~i4a -a-yors AZ ne
o,.-trg ~, .pa ~e-er-o-ie. seemed
- have los- b4--saIs a--f-eIv "a good
rlaa- .-e- .ha -r.vc- ,54-as.a4
t.-, VIAL. c.bers hcre s,rs~aI
rook= esparfa'r, after My gave
g-av .o tts inner ,saf,rz ,na former
-or,~-lssto~e- g-s-ras h-oatrv
Raga-4iaaz o., ura- 81. said " no
s-oka ,r -asro-so p, the MAYOR ~
kroz. -ha, t.a events p r1e last 10
4s,. - ary.r5-g n,ye mad. .s
hotter and tr,o- fr.e,4s
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80 - 10
~ ''b". mans ~
''s'''r '' ~ pail ~ ~"
Nn,f !. - ''p', ,
81 an yuo'Ie ina. ,a 800
-'".'i' .Sa ''i.'' 'ouAeiiS' ~ 80. ~,
'""' ''.'''''' "'
F'''' "i' I'm ~ "'.N 8 az go"
a goVernm"h, Of "a" y me o"'f
proper on" Vould IKE 70 khcF
what good government % Ia"
would be without men without men,
our laws wouldn't be any good
Declares For Clean Town.
81 have nothIng ,ha, has ACQUIRED
81, N. ,sst r. r,e,ro,,,s ,ty,c no ir
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

New York sept 3o--Rutter ARM
receipts. l,oet, Creamery. Extra 35c.
Creamery arsts 3oI20tz Special
2t y F tGc
Eggs. nrm Receipts s1n7. nearby
fancy. s2G 37c fresh hrEts, 27is n 35c.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
ToIEDo InF Srn,k

Hogs Receipts. LNH1. mu-Fsf f7-
tower. heevies stH1s wrII...#
ti0.85 ycrkers g. 90 y TO- Hu. .I
plgr. $40 90 calves Market steady
Shaa1 Al1d LaxEaLz Msrkat staAdl
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02

81 CHICAGO. SEPT butter Ev-
NJ. asUSaikc nrsts. 81 n SEE. dairy
x(res Sah G83A e.; hrsts 20 soc
1He Prime ordinary. agu soc. nrsts
kU1fc Cheese Twins. fS& lI9c.
|UWna Americas. lah 0feAc Live
|9ultrv, Fowls. lie, ducks 1S0f5c.
9efe tt0f1c. springs i4c, turks.
I( Potatoes, Green Mountains
Usrk. Wiscnn-ins. ti1Iis Maines
H,zc0fsS New Potatoes Receipts.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Bank. sad Trust CompnnIrs
The foiiowlnR nrms are prrviIeg.

III The following hrms are privileged
% execute orders on the Exchange:
w. r. Moss 4 Co. Carlyle A P8vah.
Geo. NJ. West a. Co, 4. Il Nsccrons
Co. IA W. No6le = 90 .; l. ,sey-
mu Lynch Co. W A Hsmlin n
-, VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair a
UReuls. Emmet l. sprsgue VIM, X;
D. w. E. Reilly n Co. Matthew
Inn. A ~ Wallace a CO. Lewis "a
! kockard a Co. Bennett. Smith d
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Produce

shape ,Is4 trNst ~ the
At.var-.at october 2 ard f-om
Monday pricle poultry 20
o. snFs H. demand rHt es-
Et-fa -g-f-. 30 ..'tHr~ Receipts ~
'.u-a-.-s tEf - ny the
.r.st N-athHr ard the
market IS -f.~.. 'sle- Interest
w. t"- Fesr. ".a waning a. the
st. su. draws Pc. ..sH. Nlt meant lyn.
a..-s HANDS a-r ..,l auG The &c
r"Hr is f- rrt provision mar
e-. over .u pArts ~ tae
s' e5 a' -As advanced Be-
CHE Vsss week
~ Ao' or sss,t. ana an r2a' 3 f 70;
psnana. Good sn,gpiuS stock.
l" b i3%: =. f,r.l 2317}iA9 na. saero ia:
green. toc per 81
). e. 1..rT Ff r1s srsg , i4!sS
cseeascF, GAS r,r sS1
cheese L-==- s=---1 ass - Sew
Yar> - domestic sw'SS .s63.c.
,,...7or'-5 ~~,,s -, 80 -rs . !. a
Cranhcrr,e- I.-5 na. 5000 per
Dressed carre, Fancy country
Fresh vegetable. -csr~ea peppers
hruse s. o. I.E tom toes 8 50
pen -- CARROTS e. = pe~ tu
Lettuce. s. ne- nu hAat le--
tue 8. per iva green \,
tag ess ? en-. 81 as na -
Grapes ponies ~ 2ac. '-le.
New Houey Farrv ws,'e. ;tgl3e.
amber. t1S IL To- extracted. &c
Hay -ost-oit shippers are paying
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
clnr rnrrrn s1nrks-
ELGIN III TIER
' 1rrTER AVID Eggs

EIGIN tI. Sept 20 -Putt4r.
sales &c. an advance ~ cent
The Detroit times., 1916-10-02
Bouquets Are Thrown

We're here 10 celebrate the big
Eeat event IN the history Of the de.
par'ment said 'he former commits
siOner. with . broad smilN The pb
sequies took place yesterday To
DAY there II a new and greater work.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05
GAVE BIRTH TO MONsTROslTIEs.
Girl and Boy Linked We're Viewed BY
Many on Farm of-Hiram
c. Case.

What is considered by local phy-
siclans as one of the most remark.
able human freaks ever born, died
Thursday after a short span OF llfe-
The monstrosities we're twins, each
having perfectly formed heads,
hards, legs and facial features.
One was boy and the olher girl.
weighing at birth nine pounds.
They were Joined at the hips. the
legs and shoulders. The mother
of the twins is the wife Of Add
Taylor. negroes. both Of whom live
as tenants on the farm of Hiram
G. Case, 5 miles west cf town, and
one of the best known farmers of
Lincoln County and Mr.. Case and
many others viewed the deformed
creatures and the mother, who did
not know of the freaksto which she
gave birth, and is now gradually
recovering her strength
1t is the opinion of physicians
that no benefit to medical science
could have resulted from the pres
ervation of the twins. and it is as
serted by some local practitioners
that births of freaks are more nu-
merous than is generally suspected
throughout the country. reputable
physicians generally keeping such
cases secret IN the belief that the
publication of the facts often cause
a serious prenatal effect upon wo-
men who read such descriptions
while about to become mothers.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05

Yesterday afternoon an auto par
ty motured from Crystal springs to
be among those who enjoyed the
Matinee The Red Rose AT the
Century, and the company consist
ed of Mr. and Mrs J Meredith
Wood. OF Brookhaver. now the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Jones in
Crystal Springs: Mrs G H. Par
sons and Misses Elma and Wyeth
Jones.
Miss de Won. the tall, dark eyed
young lady ia The Red Rose. -
4 cousin Of Mr.. Wood her motheg
having been Miss Hattie Martin.
IL Brookhaven. Those who re-
member the mother as the hand
some and popular Miss Martin
found ia the daughter many at
fractions that are hers by rich her
Isnas. ~ Qlgrlan.L LedRszs
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05
is SELLING MANY GOOD ANIMALS.
Frank Howard on Fourth Yearly Visit,
Has a Fine Lot Of Animals
Here.

At the request of Mr. Frank
Howard, of Pawnee, Nebraska,
representative Of The Leader visit
ed the Henderson Livery Stable
this morning to inspect the fine lot
of horses, mares and mules he has
brought here. Mr.. Howard, who
is making his fourth visit to
BrookhaVen, is known as one of the
most reliable wholesale and retail
horse. mare and mule dealers in
the country and this year he has
brought some Of the finest stock
ever placed on the market in Lin
coin county An Indication of this
was shown when a reporter made a
close investigation Of the stock inn
mediaFely after they were uDloaded
at the end of their long railroad
journey and found the animals as
spry, full Of ginger and as well
kept as they we're when they were
put on the cars
The stock that Mr. Howard mas
for the past four years been bring-
ing here for sale is bought direct
from farmers in Nebraska and
nearby States AS result he il
able to sell his stock at a greatly
lowered price from that usually
paid to many dealers All middle
mems profits are saved to the buy.
srs. which, Of course. gives the
buyer more good horse or mule
flesh for his money than if he bad
to pay the prices charged BY deal
|ers who buy their animals through
middlemen and commission meE
and therefore have 70 charge high
| er prices.
Mr.. Howard extends through
The Leader an invitation to citi
zana TO VISIT the Henderson stables
and inspect his stock. lie mas de
cided to sell .at greatly rednee'
|pFicss when tie animals gre hoVgh
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05
DR.. BOWMAN INJURED BY AUTO.
Six Ribs Are Broken-Is Not Prob
able That Injuries Win Prove
Fatal.

While crossing a road IN Bogue
Chitto yesterday. DR.. L L. Bow.
man. widely known Lincoln coun-
ty physician, was struck by an
automobile driven by Mrs. Hugh
Brister. wife Of a prominent citi-
zen, and sustained six and possibly
more broken ribs. on each side of
his body. 1t is believed that inter-
nal injuries also were received and
developments may become serious.
DR., Bowman is a middle aged
man and there is little chance of
the accident resulting, fatally His
condition is reported as being IA
vorable
Mrs Brister. who was driving
her machine at an ordinary rate of
speed, is suffering from the shock
of the accident.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05
BrOOkhaven Boy Makes Good.

Mr.. Geo Fl. Smith, who has
recently taken charge of the Allen
Gravel Co at Gravel Siding. as
Superintendent. has made some i'm.
portant changes whereby the work
can be done in quicker time. He
is installing a new pumping sta.
tion, a large forcs are at work flx-
ing up the tracks and all the ma.
chinery has been thoroughly over
hauled and the plant is now in first
class condition He reports pros
poets fine for a good seasons run
in 1916 and is getting prepared to
handle the large business without
any delay. Re has been in the
business for the past six years COM
ing here from Brookhaven, Miss,
about three years ago, and has
made many friends who are glad to
see him rise to the Superintendent
cy of the plant. He is live, hust-
/ ling and genial. We look for great
things from the pit next year un-
/ der his supervision They. give a
large number employment and
their pay roll in a year amounts to
many thousands. The Iuka Vi
dette.
The Leader reproduces the above
with the qualification many Of Mr.
Smiths friends in this county mill
share. We are further informed
that this estimable son OF Lincoln
has made friends by the hundreds
| ia his adopted home and is esteem
| ed as one of the finest young men
in the town..
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-01-05
WILL ORGANIZE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Prominent Jackson Man Here For Pur'
pose Meeting Thursday Pros
'pectus of Plans.

The organization Of a Lincoln
County Fair Association will be
the main proposition to come up
before tie Executive Board Of the
Brookhaven Board of Trade at a
special meeting to be held on to.
morrow Thursday afternoon) at 4
O'Clock.
Thomas E. Kelly of Jackson. a
prominnt figure in the Young
Mems Business Club of the capital
city, and for several years pubIici-
ty man for the State Fair will lay
a plan before the board which is
said to be the most feasible yet
considered.
Not only the merchants, but pro-
fessionaI men and individuals in
terested in the welfare of Lincoln
county, have been anxious to have
fair and have thus expressed
themselves from time to time: but
no definite move toward progress
has been instituted until DOW. -
The people Of the whole county
are behind the movement and it is
expected that support wilt come
from every quarter. 1t is prnpos-
ed to build permanent buildings
and to build fine half mile race
track on the grounds expected to
be selected as the site of the fair.
The buildings and track will not
only be used for the annual fair,
but at intervals for racing and
other meetings.
Dates for holding the annual fair
will be named so as to place Brook
haven as near the regular southern
circuit ss possible Racing men,
are interested in this
feature, as they see a great advan-
tage in Brookhaven's location.
Not only is it an ideal place to
winter the horses. but convenient
from Jackson and other PORTS in
Mississippi and Louisiana.
As one Of the prominent mer-
chants of Brookhaven states: I'VE
are just now emerging from a de-
preston Iastfng-four or five years,
and it is time to get busy Cd the
fair. We need it and there is no
reason why we should not have it.
All We need is a live worker to get
it established. Z"