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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

haha. todavia no pcrd."ron 81 va
!nr y Ia rnr-gia.
WiIkvn los -uiaba: WIkyc -
r~,.o.r.ra :r~ant.r -u'm"sam"%t'
, ~5lcrsa 1n>.iao. 80! yalor $ohr"-
,.::~.-n, g, .rn.l .umHr. rranimi
= r%'.it NOR =. t".!aS .,Ti"'
...,r,..:9l,S Tnirs iv~5ron lu,har
,.;.n,ras l.y.r-.a villa. antcS e d.
;grse ahalir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
lNFDRNAClON GENERAL.
Niunr Lr Ia Ia. pIana).
un arrcsto dc tres 4 ciaco dias.

TN arrcsto dc tres Z ciaco Glas.
Esa disposition Sc IN hecho eXten-
sira 4 los c~ncargados de las oficina5
pU5licas Y dc los tcm?.oa cat"I!coS.
L. ml,ma prcsrdencia municipal,
tambitn ha concedido IN plaZo de
dos mcscs, para que pinten y ARE
glen q frcntc d. sus caSas. estando
eli = ;mprescindible obligation dc
dotaria1 de banque;a cuando care
can de ella: en- cl concepto De que
los p"2 dosa3cds:c@n esa disposition,
seran castigados con una muita de
veinticinco : cier pesos. o .! a:resto
correspondence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

:Ouiincs cran ~alucllaS gcnic>
.nncroSas que acudian a Sa!varlOS?
| :Dc I6ndr vrnian? cC6mo So en-
"ontraban ALI?
POr cl mOmcnto no impOrtaba Sa
bprIO. Dos grandes chalupas fue-
ron bOtadaS al mar. Y partian hac!a
la costa abriGndOse pasO entire los
hielos.
En- dicz minutes llegaron i ia orr
la. Y dos hOmbres saltaban a tie
ira Orlando:
Senior Wilkye, iSenor Blunt
iSrIor Bisbyl
-;Por Glen mil quintales de car
ne ,alaGa.-cXclam6 81 negociante.-
Los muy tunOS han vunltO! cHa-
BRAN rrhadO de- menOS mis- comidaS?
Purdr ser. purS no hay c%0cinerO ca
paz de igualarme.
-;VoSotrOs!- .eXclam6 Wilkye en-
en- cl colmO de- estupOr.-Entonccs,
mo nos hab6is abandOnadO?
No. senior. tHab6is p0iidO slpO-
ncr ESQ? mos crcGi> capaces de Sc
meiante TRACTION? Los where's iban
faltar a causa de la ~excesiva pro-
djcalidad del senior Bisby....
-iCallaos, iC~ualquiera diria que
ME 10 he condo TODD.
Nos embarcamos antes que fall
tara ell alimento por complete, con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

de fOca. Suficlcntc para aIimrntar-
los por dos dias, Y Sc lanzaban a pa
SO acelcradO hacia cl Oe>te. PocC
deSpUdS plrtian los OtroS con la slit.
Ia sobrc Ia rual iban los marine
roS que no FOdian tpnrrSe en- pie,
Y la camilla en- que Lindcrman Sn-
fria un ataque de lOcura furiOSa.
FL frio hello Ia nicvc. Y este favo-
recia la Marcia, pOr 10 cual. 81 no
So dcScncadenaba algIin temporal.
81 primer grupo pOdia llegar a Ia cos
IA en- tres diaS. pucs solo tenia que
a~travcSar una diStancia de cientO
veintr milIaS.
\ las nueve de Ia noche, Wilkyc
So detuvO para dar algin repoSo a
Il compancroS; pero a las diez en-
prendicrOn Otra yez la Marcia, man
tcniendO 81 pasO ligero.
No acamparOn hasta la media no.
che, deSpu6S de haber recorrido
cuarJn;a ml.!GS en- sciS Aora'. y
Is echo de Ia manana. y .u'So d."
ONE" cada uno I'm trozo d" fora.
yolringan a p2rSr.
F. mar no drbia de rstar lejos.
En- q horizontc 50 G.buiaban ya al
cun3s brumaS. y de vez en- cuan!o
~aparccian al OcSte al=unOs puntos
negrOs que deb;an de ser ayes.
Fut enIonces aQueIl0 una marcha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

rurio>a: no raminahan: corrian 60
mo 81 aguion los p~rrSi2u."S". VIII
kyr. >icmprt iclant" lie iodos. daba
Ell ricmDIo.
\ las sriS De IA tardn solo los
Scparaba Dc Ia costa nnas vrintr mi
Has. Fl viento Nevada ha>ta sus
oidos las dctonacioncS ic .OS hicloS
rlotantcs.
EStaban rendidos. iadranteS: pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

Ia esperanto Dc cncOntrar alglin bu-
que bailencrO que vinieSc en- nucslrO
socorrO. Is ciertO que sometimes
una mald acci6n a]baniOnando al So
nor Bisby: peTO con su apetitO in
Saclabln hubicra cOnsumido on cua-
trO dfas nucstras prOvisioncS.
-t.AquGl buque eS. pucS.....?
Una ballcnera americana tripu-
lada pOr cOmpatriotas ~rucstros tam
bi6n.
-iGracias. amigos. Nos salvais
d. una trcmenda cataStrOfei
-S"iiOr Bisby--diieron los mari.
ncros.-cnos guardais rencor por
nucstra mala arci6n?
-iQui desaIinO! iAqui. sobrr mi
corazGn. valirnies marincrOs: pcro a
rond.ri6n de que rCeltis a. cOcinr-
rO de a boriO que prepare comida
para treinta personaS! iQu6 demo-
Mo! iTengo derechn a engordar IN
POGO. ahora que estoy delgado como
un arenque!
IA bordo!-dijo Wilkyc.-Es
precise enviar socOrros al Segundo
grupo.
Neinte minutes despuds Wilkyn
y sus cOmpaheros llegaban a bordo
de la ballenera Hudson, del departa
mento maritime de Norfolk. FL capi
tan Klemer, IN buen %bosloniano,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

d" ella tuVr IN GeSai'o con {! l eS'
paG"... ! Ia alce N! a'nahte' EI'
IN" iAlleF N!cio"2' INA "'H.P'''7"'
70 t2mt!en 70 Soy..' E~uHH"o"'''9
epic. b~eG.dniG$ ter, nos hihch"'"ih"S
80 m""'iIa ro& coriahanUi mjliA
ment" las vcnaS del pccho Y dc los
braZos para em5orracharnoS el un"
col IN s%ne"e de. otro. Pue5 blen. an
dia ella SC corto alguna "rterla I'm
portaatc Y Sc qu"do en- e! co!apSo dc
IN m"""!InA.'' o""hc" Eo "'5 Pe''S'
I''"''2 III" : Eei'9''' II" "a Dian.
ca qH@ p"Eec;2 DC m!''''o'' L" oe'e
y h"i- fH'o '4ue!!o ""e',"' 'o"S
c"eNc';!S. pen" ',"''"' "'' "'' =.
.;,;orIao I'm r,a' dad
anI,.hlo, paro cor,o
- m,;,. ma
''' ." l,a,y
"0"''' i H.! -,
'"' o.amI,nraro :.
IT, /, L,na
l., dosortc, amos vo me lIeve 81 ca
he.a ncgde e,,tonccs 70 Sc ha Sc
parade de mi. IN mi mcsilla de
nochc vcla mi sueNo. lie advierto 4
listed que 6 un gran gancho para las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
CAPITULO MI.
Ell REGRESO.

Aunque Ia situaci6n. "a doscS-
perada para aquelloS homhreS. So
habia agravado por Ell abandono
de los m~arineroS americanos y les
aguardaba un tremendo deSaStre
con la falta de where's. pueS va no
habia que contar con los de Ia ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

Los p~eri6dicos espanoles hablaron
r1ucho durante e. mes de octubre de
Il d~etenci6n De Eduardo ARGOS, Fan
tomas. considerable hasta hoy como
c! Key De los I2drones = = quien
asreherGi6 recientemente Ia policia
de ,Nadrid.
Para que nuestros l~ectores tengan
una idea dc este acontecimientO :.
del p~e.sonaja de que sc trata, repro
GGcimos Z continuation IN intc-e-
saa,c gcC0rtazgo cue pubic0 e.
..Nuavo NUrco" de Madrid, Ell una
De . eaic:o.eS del mes pa2ado.
.u,~. ,ros s:a-c ucses Una
,,,b. o., T.; cue~ri+o del I,fanta Isa-
-, -. -, .r-raocro del dra-
.o..o-,, Fran uo,1ars" e.
fI.,o uro-a,-5 -, = ,
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rssr ,,,o
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fah:a2 &&A"S te"-"S "e eo'oee!'
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EA"fleI- Ernest Witches Io"''A' "
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Gt21-i-~S SeAI%UoS HS"'e " 1'e-'1
ca g incomes "e' Peq"e"" eu"'l IT,
A"t2s de tiaD&E cois'etS"c4oi 20 Cd
serve : EDDY ":yoS. 10 'ecueF"o CO.
mo :! Ie tuE!eE" ahoF@ h'IS''o ue'"'-
te de ms ojHS..- 4 raSS mas "-
hshte DC sd persons" 81" Il uiS|'i''o'
exquisite de homore muhd"ho que
eSta blen acoS1nmof"oo E" II S'emPre
&c %u~nte h''nco lie sS'a'u'" NE
diana pr'poEeioheS g@l.ar"aS ' "S
t!tHaeS e1esan'eS. Su eUeFpo p"Eee"'
heeAo para 'S'-
que aPueii" "oI'e ".'' " 80
iS"@i So''"'"
no OVAL ne !"'S-'-S> 0o'''''NS
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CHE" "S' Ike Gus Oj'>'
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

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sstuche, Tornado l. RICO I1rclcT".2.
= des-@c2ba II cGiayerl may hl.mc".
nv rulita. con la"as l. plata en- ms
a.t;c4.a-iores con IN cy-rajo escl-
10 zrabado tarbia@ sotr@ plata = &C.
I9csco en- al frontal. Dcsie iuego. or"
de una persona joven. porQue en- ID
GAIA &c L Eoca no ia!,aba nj IN diem
t. = estos eran ms ben po"uenos :
muv i~eua!es... y estaba es:a Gala
"ega tan bien cuidaG@, gge 10 impo-
mia. Jan,as Ia mue~te cScnvo C:
1fen prcs"ntuGa; parecia IN re@a.o,
una ioya.
81 senior Fernandez Luna, o 4i-
10 1 Campia ' 4 mi:
Va he mandaGo que lie paaca Ia
~tarjeta dc ustedes. No IN querijo M
blair con ningun periodiSt2.. ELLA
esta aqui en- csta ha5itacion dc =! Ia
do: per mi, pueden ustedes h&b!arla.
PasamcS 1 "a habitacion... En- (!
centric habia una esq ' ante ella,
sent%io. IN policia muy rI5Io. y!
fondo. en- 7 si!l2 Y apoyada d" CO.
los sobrc Ia mesa. con II caoez2
aJatid2 So5re las m2noS. "Staba una
mujcr... A. cntrar nosctros. 2i2p e!
r~o>tro... Eo Guede III POGO sot2ren-
dido ant" su bes!c@a eEtr2orcln2r'a.
E"a INA perfection; Il AcT:aosd""
hclGnic'.. ATy blanca. m2E :''L@.
muy di.tiagri&a : mH" @~n&-"c"....
SIS l2bics fines : .oJ"E cSt2h&n t'"-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
RUSS WARsH|P HITS MINE.
sEvAsToPoL BADLY DAMAGED
ACCORDING TO REPORT.
10 One OF Most Powerful Vessels In
kavy--Lald In tsit ard 10
$50 Feet Long.

Berlin. Germany.--It is reported un.
officially that the Russian battleship
seyastopol struck a mine several days
ago and was badly damaged,
The report was received BY the
Overseas News Agency from Stock.
holm. According 10 this information.
Swedish merchant. who has just
returned from trip to Russia ana
Finland. says the Sevastopol struck
a mine some days ago and Was badly
damaged
Another report brought by the
traveller was that the German sub
marines had At one time worked near.
ly half way through the Gulf OF Fin
land toward petrograd, appearing off
the Finnish port OF Helsingfors, also
that In the vicinity OF Helsingfors,
10000 Chinese were working at the
contraction OF a railroad
The dreadnaught Seyastopol is one
OF the mos, powerful vessels In the
Russian navy. She was laid down in
1911. and displaces $4,000 tons Her
main armament consists OF 10 l2.inch
guns She also has is t7-inch guns.
four three.poanders and 4 torpedo
tubes. She Is about 500 feet long,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
s5,57l,500 PAID ON $4,000
Auto Manufacture Issues Statement
or Expansion injunction Suit
sy Dodge Brothers.

Detroit. Michigan -- Henry Ford,
In a statement Issued here. denied
that his plans for greatly expanding
the Ford Motor Car Co.'S business
could be considered reckless and un.
wise" His statement was In reply
to the temporary injunction which
Horace and John r. Dodge, automo-
bile manufacturers, obtained against
the Ford company. restraining the
company from using its assets to de-
velop It's business along lines an
nounced by Ford.
Ford said the original investment
of the Dodses' was $4,000 and that
they now value their interest at $780,.
QA.e0o.
He said that they had been paid
dividends since 1909 amounting to
$5,STl.s0o, He added that the Ford
concern had paid the Dodge firm $2T..
600 900 for materials and estimated
that the profit on this business was
$4,000 900
The injunction case Is TO be heard
here on Nov. II, II has temporarily
tied up about $50 100000 and seeks
TO compel Ford TO distribute about
$50 .00e 900 OF this amount in divi.
deHdg,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
unprsmsdLtated heax,

The measles were making their an
nual round OF the Juvenile population
Of the community. and Flossie was
very vexed because she didn't catch
them. She felt that nice little vaca-
iiSg Was being denied her. one day
she came rushing into the schoolrootn.
clapping her hands with delight.
'oh. Miss Nichols They're coming
down the avenue"
"Whof" asked the teacher, hurrytng
TO the window aud looking for---shs
knew not what.
THE measles Besay Tubbs. right
on our corner, has just got them. and
now it'll be my turn next New York
Times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
y-B0AT SHELLS U. s. VESSEL

London IS, O. g" calls were aent
out by the American steamer Colum.
bian, out OF Brest The call SAL
the Columbian had been attacked by
two submarines, one OF which shelled
her.
The British admiralty picked up the
Columbians wireless call No details
were given as to the ships location,
The Columbian was built nj San
Francisco In tSIT I.ioyds register
gives her owners as the American.
Hawalin steamship Company and
her port OF entry AZ New York She
II E2S feet In length and 81 feet
beam, and has a gross tonnage OF
$3.50 tons.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
TO CARRY II I6-lNCH RIFLES
Vessel TO Be About 10000 Tons--The
Speed to % improved 2 or
3 knots.

Washington. d, C,-Recommenda
lions have been made by the general
naval board concernI1G Lss sentative
design o the battleships which will
be included in the naval building 20
gram 20 be presented 10 the naval
committees OF the house and senate
at the next session.
The new battlesh!p will be radi
cal improvement In the way Of arma
ment. protection. speech and displace
ment, protection, speed and displace
10000 ton displacement. |, viii carry
according TO the present project, l.
lsineh guns. and there will be an In
crease in the speed by two or three
knots.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
DARING AVIATOR IS KILLED
Joe Hoeqvei Fails When Making 4
"Covkserew' at the Sar
Diego Exposition,

San Diego. California. While be
was making a "corkscrew' with the
aeroplane In which he has thrilled
thousands OF visitors 10 the Panama
California Exposition. Joe BocQuel
fell 1000 fee. to his death,
3ccquel. known as the sky dra
gon." on account OF bis spectacular
and hazardous performances. was 81
years old. Silas Chrstotferson, who
fell TO his death in Northern Cali
fornia a fcw days ago, was bis instruc.
tor Al San Francisco last August
Bocouel made what YVES claimed to
ba worlds record when he loored
the loop 36 consecutive times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
ClRRlNzA's MEN
BATTLE v|LLsIE
ENGAGEMENT NEAR DORADO
CONFIRMED HY REFu0EEs
FROM MEXICO.
FISHER EXECUTED BY VIA
ohreuon starts Division Into Wilder
ness Seeking Bandlt--Rsports In
dictate Quietude Around
Torreon.

FL Paso, Texas --Unconfirmed re
ports Of battle between the villa
bandits and the reorganlIed Carrsnza
troops at Dorado. chihuahua, between
Parral and Jiminez. have been re-
ceiyed here by United States govern
ment agents and By CErranza Off
cials.
The reports state Gen Francisco
Murgia and Ger. Luis Herrera com
manded the Carranza forces, which
marched against the Villa bandits in
the vicinity OF ParraL Dorado Is %
miles northeast Of pa.tal
A foreigner who arrived here from
Santa Rosalia confirmed the report
of Dr. c. II. Fishers execution by
Villa bandits at Santa Rosalia on
October rs. The foreigner stated
that Or. Fisher Was stabbed 20 death
By the bandits. The foreigner also
confirmed the report that Villa ban
dts cut the ears from many Carranza
soldiers and unspeakably mutilated
the Carranxa officers. villa was re
ported to be at 4 Generala Ranch,
near Parra1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
DEMOCRATS CONTROL SENATE
Defeat OF Myron r herrick and the
Victories In Nebraska and Nevada
Make This Certain.

New York. Late returns from the
state of Ohio, Indicating the reelec'
ton OF Alice Pomerene. DEM over
Myrou T. herrick. tRep) virtually is
the end OF the Republican hope to
control the u. 8. Senate With DEM
ocratic leaders insisting that Hitch.
cock In Nebraska and rittman In Ne
vada have been reelected. and with
Nendrick probably elected In Wyo-
ming. the political status Of the new
senate will be; Democrats. So: Repub-
licans ". with the result In doubt In
Arizona and New Mexico.
Should the Republicans carry both
tho Democratic majority in the upper
heuse would be eight.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
$1,000 Dimes Scattered.

ST. Louis. Mo--Newshoys here had
a vision Of the silver paved streets y!
heaven when Harrf Delsno. bank
messenger returning from the sub
treasury with $1,000 worth OF new bat.
tle-ax" dimes, stumbled at a street cor.
ner, The bag fell from the boys
shoulder. burst and covered the street
with dimes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

PctroErAd The Rumanisn troops
In the vicinity Of Predeal we're com
PEELED to retire etore the invading
Aus,rians and q mans, the war of
flee has announced. In DobrudJa tbs
Russians carried on, successful opera
lions
German troops have Ssumed the
offensive on the Russian tcstsrn front
In the region east OF tks village Of
Lpitisa ,DolnaiR and west OF the vii
lage OF Silayentin With the object OF
capturing the commanding heights oc
eupfed by the Russians, All the Ger
men attacks were frustrated by q VIC
lent Russian artillery and rife fire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Fire In Kansas state Prison.

Leavenworth. kan--tfre in the
north front cell house OF the Kansas
state penitentary here neccssitated
tho removal OF 800 conylets 10 An
other building The fire Was got un.
der control by the prison fire de-
partment aided by apparatus from
lx>avenworth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
GERMANS DESTROY
4 TOWNS FLIGHT
BUCHAREST ANNOUNCES RETIRE.
MENT oF INVADERS M TIE
DoeRuDJA RRaioh.
BERLIN ALLEGES ADVANCES
French Sap.sss coo Teutens On Mset
Frent--ltallans Attack en- 49,
trian Fisex In the AIR
attic Sea

Bucharest The war office has an.
nouncet that Rumanian forces IN
Dohrudja have compelled the retire
ment Of the Teuten troops. which. in
their retreat. set fire TO several VII
lagos.
The villages burned were Daeni.
Carried, Rosman and Gaidar.
Daeni and Gsrliei are On the Dan.
abe, twelve miles north of Hirsova.
ill four places mentioned are situated
about 40 miles north Of the Con.
stAnIa. TchernAvoda railroad line,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
perilous Game.

Don't you play bridge whist ut
Crimson Gulchf'
"Not any more" replied Broneho
Bob. IT upsets all the rules. When
you lose at poker, you can keep your
troubles to yourself and not talk about
the hand But when one Of US loses at
bridge whist he doesn't know what
minute his partner IL goin' TO draw
a gun an rely on verdict of tustihable
homicide"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
81 LOST IN SHIP COLLISION
Only Two Persons Known to Have
Beer Saved, Ore From Each
Vessel.

Belfast. Ireland The loss OF
life to the steamers Retriever and
Connemara aggregates 81 Only two
persons are known to have been
saved The crew OF the Retriever
numbered IS, one OF whom and also
one passenger OF the Connemara were
saved.
The two vessels lie partly sub.
merged within sight OF land. Heavy
seas are breaking over them
The collision occurred as a result Of
one OF the worst gales ever known In
the Irish Sea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Two Sank s.ndit. she. in a.s.l..

Randolph. MINI Residents Of this
village armed themselves and sur.
rounded the state hank, where three
burglars had blown the safe contain,
ing more than Sl,5eo, The bandits
opened fire and In the fight two Of the
bandits were wounded. but all three
of them escaped They did not obtain
the money.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Two Bandits &c, $4,000.

Calgary. Canada. Two masked mea
slipped into the little town OF Okototi.
80 miles from here. cut the telephone
and telegraph wires leading TO oui.
side towns, overpowered and bound
the cashier OF the Merchants Bank Of
Canada. blew open the safe. obtained
$1,000 In cash and escaped in an auto
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
italians Attack Austrian Flee.

Rome.--The following communica.
ton regarding the activity OF the ltal.
Ian fleet. was issued here
italian torpedo boats pentrated the
anchorage OF the Austrian fleet Al
pola and inefieetively fired two tor,
pedoes a, very large warship and re
turned unscathed after making q com
prehensiye reconnaissance under the
guns OF the fortress.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

Washington. ---Rey. DR.. James David
Moffat, prestdentemeritus Of Wash.
ington and jefferson College. is dead
Of paralysis He was born at New
Lisbon, O.. March ls. 1916. was ad-
mitted to the Presbyterian ministry in
1879 and in lss? was elected president
Of the Washington and jefferson Col.
lege. in which position he continued
IS years.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
French Capture 600 Germans.

Paris. -- Additional progress was
made by the French troops operating
In the northern part OF the 81. Pierre
Vast wood. and moro than 500 pris-
oners also have been taken by them.
according to the official communities
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
SWAMP ROOT STOPS
SERIOUS BACkAChE

When your back aches, and your blsd.
der and kidneys seem to be disordered. re.
member it 10 needless TO suffer--so TO your
nearest drug store and get bottle Of Or.
Kilmer's Swamp. Root Il 10 q physiciAn's
prescription for diseases Of the kidneys
and bladder.
II has stood the test Of years and has
. reputation for quickly and effectively
giving results b thousands Of cases.
This prescription was used by Dr.. KID.
mer In his private practice and vas 70
very effective that il has been placed On
als everywhere. Get = bottle, Soc and
tl.oo, u Jour nearest druggist.
However. If you wish 6rss to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
kilmer 1 Co., Binshsmton. N. Y. for .
sample bottm, When writing hs .ssEs and
mention this paper.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
To Go After Villa.

Ei Paso. Texas--ien Alyarado
Obregon. Mexican minister Of war.
has ordered another division from
Coahuila TO proceed against the villa
bandits In Chihuahua. he stated In a
message TO Mexican Consul Eduardo
Sorina Bravo here.
Gen. Obregun added that his re-
ports from Torreon Indicated every
thing was quiet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

Peoria, Timothy Brady. while
visiting one OF the violent" wards Of
the state insane hospital ., Borson.
Vile. became insane. terrorized atten.
dants with revoiyers aud routed a
score OF insane patients. He then
iled through the woods
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

Manchester England --slocal gas
department figures show that the
summer time Law decreased the con
sumption OF gas here between p.
m. and n. IN. by l&S,0eo eco cubic
feet and saved 1900 tons " coal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

SSN. 600. 600 for pIsrters

Dallas, Textile United Daughters
OF the Confederacy, who are holding
their national convention here have
planned campaign to collect and dis
tribute $sS,o0e, coo levied on the Con
frIerate States by the Union during
the ciyll war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Man Eair,s. browns

Herminie. Pa DIR irwin j. Henry.
Is years cid. tainted while drinking
water from a bucket. which had bern
sunk In the ground 10 catch the out
pu, If a spring. ard was drowned
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Mcdaniel 0eater.

a.. Joseph. Mo,---OscG D. Mepan'
Sci. prosecuting attorney, whose trial
an the charge Of numbering his wife
is TO 60 on soon. Was defeated tor
reelection ey Lawrence Boutwell, his
Republican opponent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Self pefsrse Plea.

BatesvlIle. Ark. - Mayor Gilbert
Richardson. In Jail here following the
killing OF Farrell Padge:.. 70 years
old. issued a statement that he WIZ
plead self defense. alleging that Pad
get tried 10 invade his home"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Insane Patient stays Another.

Nevada, Me-. r. Earhart OF Dun.
regan. patient az the state hospital
here. was killed by another patient.
Henry Willard OF Butterfield The
attack WIS made while the night
watch was In another ward.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17
Or. Liesknecht's Appeal Rejected.

Berlin 1T was officially announced
that the imperial military tribunal
has rejected the appeal OF Or. Carl
Liebkrecht. the Socialist leader. from
the sentence imposed upon him by
the court martial Al Berlin,