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Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-07
Friday Morning, January z, 1916.
REeeNeRATINe cLIFToN-MoRENoI.

REGENeRAIlNO Clir ONmOH6NSi.
 Signs wanting that soon there may be removed from Arizonas of industry blot which has dis hured and defed it time when the states record of prosperity should without bemish Without detracng in the credit of the miners who are ready to bring about the regeneration of the Clifton Morenci District the relief apparently at hand comes from the miners who owed themselves take the initiative. Until they the deception of which they were made the vicms until they recognized in the light of reason influences which fettered them dur ing so many months of suffering srfe regeneration was impossible.
 The day of reckoning is at hand for those within zonas household who have contributed to the prolonged misery stricken district It seems unreasonable to assume that there for complaint among the men at the inception trouble In other words they possessed fanced grievances which it was their holden right call the attention of the mine mana gers If the employees had pursued an untrammeled course the happy solution their difficulties would have been accomplished months ago effectively about to be consummated after months of travail.
 The mine managers stand today they stood last September They covenant to deal with the miners in justice equity They refused last September to be tray their employees the hands of labor outcasts political ,selfseekers Theytook the position last Sep that deal with agators brought into this state the sole purpose of creating dssention to deal with Arizona officials who notoriousy handinglove with the agitators subscribing the downfall of the serespectng honorable body of workngmen in Arizona At sacrifice of thousands of dollars, they called upon by all that goes make up probty and righteous ness in industry peace; to accept rifces i6 order a permanent victory for the miners
 It is beside mark to blame the employees of the Cliff onMorenci companies permitting themselves to be yictmized The spectacle of Goveror of Arizona align with any would sufficient inspire conf dence in that But Hunts cause.-the miners have found their sorrow-is the of Mover of Span anarchist coerie malcontents whose sole gain of industrial pillage In the absence of Hunts port of Mover, ct al, the men, and children oi CftonM would enjoying the prosperity ii which Arizona abounding. In the absence of Hunts material encouragement, Arizona would not have been besmirched time opportunity pleaded the of State in proud position before the indus trial world.
 The powers oeyil have yet entirely The strike yet settled Its prolongaon is possible however only in the that the miners and employers kept apart by those whose desperation in the of impending defeat blinds them scrupes which hon est conserve.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-07
PERSIA CASUALTIES

LONDON. Jan. 6.-An announcement tonight by the Peninsula and Oriental Steamship Company says the number on board the Persia not accounted for is 3S6 Of these 119 were passengers and 217 members of the crew.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-07
GETS ARIZONA PLUM

GLOBE. Jan.. 6.-R. w. Kramer or Flagstaff. for two years secretary of United States Judge Sawtelle, receiv- ed the appointment from the Attorney General as Assistant United States District Attorney for Arizona,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-07

Now that Kaiser Wilhelm has recovered from his at ack of zellgewebeentzuendung the allies may as well tive up. Any man who survive that stand any hing.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-07

dispatches say they're using cheese to make bull cts with. Haven't they any old-fashioned biscuits in Europe?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

un6 ielten miro. Demielben 3mede
Ser @eifeneripatniB 6ienen ar6 Wa-
ideitiide aus 8eIitoff, &inoertpin'
6eln gum 8eiipiel, au6 8%ettunterla'
gen fir &ranfe. Die iin6 10 billig,
baB man ite immer mie6er 6l1r6 aere
erieben fann = oas @aiden miro
mebr un6 mebr ausgeidaltet. Mit
alien 6ieien Saden bringt Sic 6eut-
ide Sn6uftrie gan5 leiit1ngsfdbige
griabmittel in Ben bdusltden @e-
brau6.
Sir SEN tbeuer l1n6 tbeurer mer-
6en6en 8rennitoff brou6buren CT
iat gu liefern, bemiibt ma11 ii@ eben=
fails nit gutem grfo1g. @as0fen gum
@ei5en nn6 &o6en, eleftrii6e Sefen,
Spirituslampen, al 6as miro immer
5tpedmaBiger, INNER praftiider aus
gebil6et un6 ie6em @el6beutel ange-
poBt. Ser 5pariamfeit beim &o-
@en un6 @ei5en 6ienen au@ sic per-
ibie6enfo6 fonitruierten &odfiiten
uno &o6beutel. Snterellant lit eine
@orri@tung, BEL Ser Die &odtopfe
a11f fleinen %iteinernen &iigel6en ite,
fen, Sic rai6 erbitt tper6en un6 6ie
Site lange bebalten. Man ion TO-
gar 6amit. baden foinnen. @eion6ers
9rot0fen ermogliden cine groBe
6etteriparniB, tpas 6en Sausfral1en
iebr angenebm lit. 60 gibt eS bieler=
lei Scenes fir Sen Sausbalt, 8ebelf=
ltiide, Sic ii6 gepiB betpabren, un6
oie Ser bielgeplagten &ausfrau sos
&o@en un6 @irtbi6often ni@t 1tt1-
apeienlibt erlei@tern f0nnen.
Die Sausfrauenpereine, sic 6ieie
5pedfnmiBige M1sitellung beranitaltet
baben, bei6rdnffen ii6 aber nidt a1f
oaS @or5eigen Ser 9tnge, fie lebren
audi ibren, @ebrau6. &eridie6ene
2ebrfurie mer6en in Sen &aiumen ser
M1tslteuung abgebalten, elmer fit @e-
parattren - man lernt 90 6as 60
ten> 6ie 8eieitig11ng bon @tormngen
an &ei5- 1rn6 9eu6tforpern un6 Der
gleid]en =, elmer fir @oarenfun6e,
in 6em sic @nasfrau lernen foIl, pas
iie beim ginfm1f bon 2ebensmitteIn,
bon @eratbi6aften, bon @dide uno
&leioern miiien muB. Mn 6as lit
ii6erli6 iebr tpertbbon, fin6et ieitens
Ser @erliner Srauentpelt o11Beror-
:6entli6 itarfen 3uipru@ un6 miro
boffentli6 BEN &rieg uber6auern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

menn es ibr ni@t gepaBt bat; iie
bat Sic &e6te Ser 11eutralen 2anoer,
Dor auem Ger idtpdderer, ~getaebelt,
tpie es feline Ma6t 511oor gepagt fat;
iie fat ft@ 6eS SanoelS 6ieier 801'
fer bemd6tigt un6 lit 11unmebr oud
binter 6en amertfanii@en Sanoel
fer. 9us lift orleroings ni@ts @e1es.
sic bat merifonif6en @m6el uno
ameritami6e Sn6uitrie i6on felt
langen @onaten betrogen un6 BE-
itobGen. Mber bisber tbat iie es in
mebr o6er tpeniger beri@dmter,
beimli@er @eiie, als Oh iie erit Elm,
a11sprobieren tpoIte, tpas man
in 6en Ser. @toaten 6a3u fagen tpiir-
De. @rloiie Ser britifden &egterung
b%erbin6erten ale Mnsfubr in 6os Sc
biet ser Meittelmd@te un6 ie6e Git
fubr bon BORT. @rlaiie Der 2on6oner
beruriadten inter nidti-
gen @ortpan6en Sic Mmfbringung
amerifanti@er @6iffe, sic nit $500
rem nod reutrole11 26n6er11 beitimmt
tparen, berboten 6ie M11sfubr &C.
Mrtifel aus Sen Ser. Staaten
obne Sic @erebmigung ser britifden
@oniulm, 11nterbradyen sic 8oit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

perbinoung Ser Ser. @toaten nidt
BLOB nit Sen 2ar6ern Ser Central
ma9te, ion6ern au6 nit elmer
gar5en &eibe bon neutralen @toa=
ten, perunlaBten sic 8lodteruna
ni6t bloB Ser 6eutiden un6 bouan=
6iiden, ion6ern ou@ ser. omerita=
niiden &iite burd &riegsi6iffe
ser Mliierten> io6aB aus Sen
&afen ser genannten 2an6er fein
5@iff it@ beraustpagen farm, obne
BON ienen angebalten un6 nuf feline
2aoung unteriudt 5u merben.
@rIaiie Ser britii6er @egierung
or6neten 6ie MnIeertng elmer i@mm-
gem 2iite bon @aufleuten un6 6irmen
in aIer &erren @dnoer an, nit 6e-
men @or6el 5u treiben engltfden Tn
tertbanen bel itrenger @trafe unter=
iagt lit. Mqei1 a1S &lugbeitsgrun,
Sen batte sic britif@e @egierung Bis
Der 6obon Mbitarb genommen, uud
amerifantide 5irmen auf iene BE-
rii@tigte fdmar3e 2iite gu ieben. 9a
mir nns aber 10 tpeit ollie 8iiffe
Sobn Bulls nit GROCER @eelenrube
boben gefallen Ioifen, bdIt er fi@ iebt
offenbar fir beredtigt, nod einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Ser 9fitteridlas int S6eater.

@ine in Der eneliiaen @ei@i&te
b0llig unerbDrte @5ene ereignete ii9
hte1er Sage i'm 2onboner 9rurp
2onez5beater anldBli9 Der @batez
1pearez5eier. Ser Better Der beiben
SbatelpearezSbeater gu @trabforo
on Npon uno Srforo, Der @9auz
1pteler Trancis 8enion, CAB ben SUI
Illus @d1ar in benz glei@namigen
@bofei pearel9en Drama. Ser 8prz
itellung pobnte bas &Dntgspaar NIT
Der gon5en 9ofgeiellf@aft uno Der
premierminiiter 9enrp !9erbert Msz
quitb NIT idmtliaen Mitglieoern Der
&egierung Bel. Na9 benz britten
Oft, als Sulius Gdiar unter ben
@tret4en Der M0rber eefallen mar,
ri9teten 1i4 bic 8ltde 6er 3uf9auer
nod Der &6nigsloge, po fi@ pl0Bli@
eine sroBe 8enesung tunbgab. Man
1ob 5rancts 8en1on i'm r5mi19en
@epanbe bor benz &Dntg @eorg er<
f4einen unb nteoertnien. @terauf
ergrtff Der Wf0nar9, Der 1elb1t, ipts
ibli4, in 3iptl getleibet NOR, einen
bon einem 5beaterbiener iiberrei9ten
9esen unb f4lu9 ben @@auipieler
gum Sitter. Ser neue Sir Trancis
Ben1on murbe bon allen Mnpefenoen
beglidpini@t unc es ma@te einen
1elt1omen @inbrud, ben beriibmten
r0mii4en Staatsmann unb Telbs
BERN ols r8nigbt" Der britii&en
3rone gu feben. Sn bieier 5orm
lit nod ntemols Elm enslif@er &itterz
1hlag erfofgt. unb mon muB Biz aur
tetonnten 9oIenbanbgef4i4te nn:er
@buarb benz 9ritten 3urudgeber, um
ettpas Mebnlthes 1T Der in England
70 ieltenen Gormloiisteit gu ent'
heden~ 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
@en5ol fat sroke 3nfunft.

Na@ Der Mnii9t man&er unferer
Mutompbilbauer bot 8en3ol Bel tpetz
tenn bic Bette Musfidt, an bic @tels
le bon @afolin als 8rennf toff fur
4roftpagen 3u treten.
vMiir6e man mebr barauf be-
badt 1ein,1 fagt elmer btefer &enz
ner, hos biele 8en3ol, bas iebes
eeyyabr Bel Der Srodenbei tt1ierung bon
Roble fir &ot Derloren gebt, nuB<
bor feit5ubolten, 10 t0nnte biefer
@toff bier i@on ieBt gu einem prei=
1e, Der feline Mntpenbung iebr hausz
balteri14 fir M%utobefiser maiden
miirbe, gu Martte gebra@t unb audi
nod fir anbere mi@tige 3mede febr
lpbnenb benuBt meroen. Sin 9utes
8eifpiel fann ou4 in biefer 8e3tez
lung 9eutf@lanb bieten, mel@es in
rem leBten Sabren ben grDberen bes
@%eltporrates bon 8en3ol er5eugt uno
basielbe 10 erfolsrei@ in feinen 5arz
beninbuftrien a%ngenen0et bat. 9ur4
beroltete &pblenf0rberungsmetbobe
tperben e%benfals in Mmerita nod
pielfa@ enorme Mengen 8en5ol perz
19menbet."
Ternerbin mirb bic 8en5oler3euz
gung Der Ser. @taaten i'm Sabre
1916 auf etpa % Mtqionen @aQo<
men fommen. Mon f6dbt aber, oeB
tie nit 2ei4tigteit auf 600 Minioz
men @aQonen pro Sobr geiteigert
tperben t1nnte!
Die Gambler, pelde am Melttriee
beteilist finb, beniiBen 8en3ol NIT
@rfolg fir lire militdrif@en ~mo<
tornagen, obne bob lie es r0tig gez
babt baben, ben Motor ober ben
8renner. anbers gu geftalten. l1nb
fem @ebror@ fir ben aagemeinen
Mutomobilbertebr birfte unter pie<
ferbergefeaten friebli@en 8erbdltz
nthen etnen mddtigen Mntrieb erz
fabren.
8en5pl entbdlt biefelben @lemente,
nie boS let@tere @afolin; bod fi1b
&oblenftoff unb 8aherftoff in glei<
9en Mengen in ibm nerbunoen. @s
Fat au9 etnen febr bebeutenoen Wert
fit bic 9erfteQung bon @rploiipga<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
&uiai&. auua int aritse.
Nuffallenbes @ieberaufleben Ser fh5nen
&iinite felt &ricasbeainn.

Nuffallenbes @ieberaufle6en Ser fm5nen
ainite felt 9riessbeginn.
lleber bic etpas pernunber!i9e Gr>
f@etnuns, bab in RublanD felt Nus
hru@ bes Rrieges Elm trdftises Wie=
beraufleben Der 1@0nen ainlte, boz
nebmli9 ber Malerei, mabr5unebmeh
Iel, beri9tei ein tar5li9 in &uBlcnc
gepeiener 9ollanber i'm ~Mlgemeea
6anDelsblao": SIS iino nod gu tei<
ner 3ett fobtel Runitausf tellungen erz
0ffnet morben, mie in oIeier getpaltiz
gen 3eit, bic &ublano gegenmartig
Dur@ma4t. nno ME aupor batten
aunitaus1tellunsen iia etnes 10 regen
8eiu4es gu erTreuen. Sn Mostau
uno in petersburg, Cen beioen
3entren oes rulf14en Stun ftlebens,
tarn man tagli@ funf bis !eds lez
%6ensperte 81loerausi te!lungen beluz
@en; uno lie nerben bon Sennern
unb 2aien befuat uno III ben Seiz
tungen ausfii6rli4 befpro4en, uno es
peroen au@ Mntdufe gema4t uno
fit quite Werte iberrai@eno bo9s
preiie ge5ablt. Don ben Siloern Ger
Musitelluns Der @ereinisun9 ruff
i@er M3oler tpuroen 1ebr piele berz
touft, unb es lit Bis jeBt cine @inz
nabme bon $1,000 3ubeln er3;el!
!porben; bic Mus5tellung Der &lntz
lerpereinigung ~nniDerfum" pertautts
8ilber i'm @eiamtperte bon $4,000
&ubeln; nod cine anbere Musitellung
1@loB NIT elmer 8ertaufseinnabme
pom $4,000 &ubeln ob. Mlle bie1e
0erfGufe fanben in ben Monaten
sSSanuar unb Jebruar bieieS Sabtes
1tatt unb ollie in petersburg. Muf
cen Mostauer Musitellungen tpuroen
in ben1elben MonateR 8tlber i'm
Werte bon 10000 Rubeln berfauft.
mos fir &uBlano eine &etoro5iffer
lit. Mu@ auf ben Runftperiteigerunz
gen mirb ouBergetp0bnli@ piel umz
geleBt. Gin 4ertauf 3. 9. gum Nut=
3en Der iiibif@en Tlu@tlinge aus ben
beieBten Seilen bes Rei4es braAte
run0 $4,000 &ubel. Sci einem 8erz
tauf tunftgemerbli4er @esenitanoe
tpurbe eine @innabme BON runb 50,z
600 @ubeln er5ielt. Die a1gemeine
preis1teigerung err tredt ii@ AUDI ouf
Gle @r5eueniiie Der &unit 9ur9=
fmr,i++Iih INN hie Nreife 100 Big
200 Yro3ent bDber. als Dor benz
Rriege. Srob Der iebr hohen Paz
pierprei1e, befonbers fir &unitbrud'
papier, eri@einen in &ublanb nobe5u
tGgli@ rleue, tinft1.rif@ ausgefubrte
Merte, unb bic Muf!age 1T ntat 1elz
ten innerbolb zines Monats ausperz
tauft. Die Mntiquare Defenders baz
ben quite 3eiten, ba fir ftaunenerrez
qenbe @ummen Mntiquitdten aller
Mrt beftellt tperben. 60 1T es IN
ben 9auptftdbten bes 2anbes unb, in
tleinerem MaBitabe, au4 in ben
srDBeren propin5itdbten.
9asegen berri@t Elm GROCER Monz
gel an Muitfintrumenten. 9ie1e
tpurben iii &ublanb ielbit btsber
ni&t, ober bod muir febr penig fabrtz
3iert, unb lie @infubr ftebt natirli9
gan3 fill. Sn Mostau 3. 9. 1T
5elbit fir b0@fe preife tein alapier
mebr gu mieten ober gu taufen. Die
preife iinb UNI peri@iebene bunoert
proaent geitiegen, $. @@uler bes
MoStouer 8onferpatortums f@lieben
fi9 gu grDberen @ruppen - funf
Bis feds Perfpnen - gut ammen uno
miete1 bonn gemeiniam sin Ptano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
kinder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
CASTOR

Ser 8mnbesaenior in Ser brabtlo-
fen Citation Guderton bat iid getpei-
CERT, eine Depei9e 6es &apitans SEQ
mig bonn Saudi9iff 9eutidlano poi-
iteren gu laiien, sic meiter nidts ent=
bielt, als ei11en frr5en 8eridt iiber
Die uberauS fre1n6li6e Mufnabme>
Die ibm un6 ieinen 2euten bier berei-
tet tpnroe. @abridetnIi6 bat ser
Serr Senior ii@ 6oriiber geargert,
6aB Ger 8urgermetiter bon Baltimore
6en @efeierten 5u @bren sic 8a9t
ont &bein fat fptelen Iaiien. @as
6ann tpieoer betpeiien tpiir6e, 6oB
mott bier5ulan6e @fel 11ibt BLOB 3u
8oti6aftern, ionoern gelegentli9
5u 3enioren ma@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
9te nemeite en8Itf6e
Mnremp1Mn8.

l1niere @egier1rng bat iid felt 6em
Mnsbr1@e 6es &rieges Der britiiden
gegerriiber 10 'entg%egenfommen6 BE.
mieien, 6aB man meinen iollte, iie
batte auf sic alergroBte &idili9tnob-
me ieitens @nglan6s ber6ienten Mn-
iprud. MQein cine alte &e6ensart
beiagt: u8enh1 9u 6em SeufeI Sen
fleinen Singer reibit 10 nimmt er
Die gan5e San6," mn6 Ser sSnbalt 6fe-
les @pri6morts bot di@ no6 ME
mails beiier bemdbrt aIs in 6e11 ge-
gentpartigen 8e5iebun9en 5mii@en
0en Ser. 5toaten un6 england. Sn<
tel Conn bat fi6 nit elmer mabren
Gngelsge6ul6 bon Sobn 811G puffen,
fn11ffen 11n6 NIT SiiBen treten lo1ien,
un6 eS batte ni@t bel gefebH Damn
batte er &errn @rep mo@ gar fret
miuig sic @ange btngebalten, tint
tbm na6 biblii6em Multer sic Mus-
tbeilung 6es naditer 8odenitrei9s
bequenter 5u maden. @ir boben al
ler6ings proteittert, aber obne CT
folg, tpeil man unieren &ef9per6en
auf Sen eriten 8lid anfab, 6aB iie
ni&t 10 ernit gemeint tparen, tpie man
fi6 Den Mnidein geben tnolte. 8lin-
6e 8oreingenommenbeit fir sic Ga
DIE Ser M1iierten, tpie einige bebatp-
ten, beimli@e Grr6t Dor @nglan6
un6 Sapan, tnie an6ere miiien noMen,
fiibrtem 6em Motenidreiber sic &on6.
8er @ngIan6s @eididte tennt,
tper Ben englii@en acknowledgements
itltoiert fat, Ser meiB, 6oB Sobn 8un
ie6e 5emtimentalitdt frem6 lit, ga15
gletd, OBJ er als e~in5eInes Sn6ioi-
oatum o6er ols @ation bam6elt. @er
es nit einem @ngldn6er o6er init
oem englii@en @olte 5n tb1n bot,
Der muB bon bornberein in &ednung
5ieben, Dob es BEL ibner 10 etpos tpte
9anfbarfeit o6er grfenntlidfeit fiji
geleiitete Dienite ri@t gibt. Ser @n-
gelfo6fe nimmt aues, mas er be.
fomrnen fann, lei es mittelit ianfter
H%eberre6ung o6er ionften 9rudS,
nit 8mung o6er @apaIt. 1n6 tpern
er errofft bat, tpaS er eritrebt, Damn
fleti4t er sic Sabine nn6 nerIangt
mebr. Die Ser. @tooten baben ii9
IN ben 1ebten Sabren INN 6es Iieben
Srieoens piuen ut1enbIi@ biel bon
Der englif6en &egierung g%efa1en lai-
fen; aber laBt man Sen Ga6en Ser
@e6pl6 ou@ nod 70 tpeit 6ur9 sic
Singer lal1fen: einn1ol fomr1t bod
Der Mugenbltd, % er reiBt, uro man
fonte orr1ebmen, baB 6iefer Monrent
l1nmittelbor beooritebt.
Die britiide &egier1tng bat tudb-
reno 6eS gegen>partigen &rieges, cine
Beitimmung 6es @oIferredts mad
Der onberen ubertreten, fi@ bat-
iddlt6 niemals an oosfelbe gefebrt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
SIR lamft grofe @efabr,

merm Sbr obme cine Tloi6e bon
@bamberlain's Collie, Cholera un6
Diorrboea Me6i3m bei @r@ 3a ia.
ben auf @eife gebt, % man foIdes
me6er a1f Der @iienbabn nod ol1f
Dmpfi9iffen erbaIten far1. MnfaGe
bon acknowledgements fomme1t oft
pIobIi@ un6 beftig un6 Seoermom
fonte 6ofur prdiipariert fem. gu Der
faufen in Senrp's Corner Drug
Store. = Mn5.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
Troops Won't Move.

Washlngton.-War department Off.
Gals say that Gen. Funston's request
for national guardsmen from Tonnes
see, Virginia and Mississippi received
by the Tennessee acknowledgement.
does not mean that these units will
proceed to the border in the near fu-
ture.
The request was forwarded to Gen.
Wood, commanding the department of
the east, before the order was issued
suspending all troop movements to
the border because of the threatened
railroad strike. Officials say Gen.
Wood has no authority, even II he
chose, to send additional troops south
now or until the departments suspen
sion order is withdrawn.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
Hardware Men Elect.

Memphis.-Hugh c. Ross of Jackson
was reelected president OF the Ten
nessee Retail Hardware Dealers AS
ISOLATION, which held its final session
here last week
The other officers chosen are: o.
X. Jones, Sweetwater, vice.president;
Walter Harlan, Atlanta, Ca, secretary
and treasurer,
The new board of directors is com.
posed Of C. c. Parish, Nashville; W.
" Edenton, Jackson; w. V. Hager.
Huntsville, and ]. D. Elklns, McMinn-
VILE.
George Everett Of Sparta and o. X.
Jones of Sweetwater were the choices
of the members of the association to
represent them at the national con
yention of hardware dealers.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
LAYMEN SUBSCRIBE $lO3,OOO
outpeurlng Of funds Comes at Con-
cIuslon Of Conference Sermon
at Ashevllle, N. c.

Asheville, N. C-The fourth tri.
ennial conference Of the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Movement Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, closed Aug.
20, after recording a spontaneous sub
scription of 100000 to the Lake Juna-
luska enterprise, the Southern Method
ist assembly grounds where the con.
ference was held.
The outpourins Of funds came at
the conclusion of the conference ser
mon Sunday morning which DR.. Geo.
r. Stewart Of Knoxville was asking
the cooperation OF the delegates in
getting the enterprise before the
church. =. A. Cole of Charlotte In
terrupted Dr.. Stewart and on behalf
of himself and his brother, e. M. Cole,
he subscribed $4,000.
When the cheering died down sub
scriptions were offered from all parts
of the auditorium. John R. Pepper of
Memphis, president of the laymen's
movement, gave $4,000; DR.. Stewart
followed with $4,000, and James Can
non, Jr., Of Nashville, gave $4,000, 9th
err subscriptions, in amounts from ST.
900 to $4,000, were offered as fast as
they could be recorded.
The conference closed with address,
es by DR.. S. d. Gordon of New York,
Bishop e. D. Louzon of Dallas, DR..
w. w. Pinson, G. D. Bulla and DR..
Clay Lilly of Nashville. The confer
ence will meet at Lake Junaluska In
1917.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
EXPLOSION. KILLS
EIGHT AT JACKSON
THREE BOILERS BURST IN JACK.
SON, TENN, WOODWORK.
ING PLANT.
FACTORY BADLY DAMAGED
Cause Of the Accident as Yet un.
known-owners Declare Boilers
Recently Inspected, Found
In Good Condition.

Jackson, Tenn.-Eight men were
killed and 16 injured by an explosion
Of three boilers at the woodworking
plant Of the Harlan-Morris Manufac'
turing Company, which wrecked the
factory and damaged the stave mill OF
the concern. The cause OF the acct.
dent is unknown and the owners de-
clare that the boilers had been in
spected recently and found in good
condition.
All of the killed and injured were
employees Of the company except John
Umstead, car checker of the NJ. & o.
railroad, whose leg was broken by a
flying piece of debris while he was
on duty along the track near the plant.
The property damage was estimated
at $4,000. The dead are:
]. Pinkston, aged S6, carpenter and
woodworker; left hand blown off and
internal injuries.
w. E. Freeman, aged 80, filler; de-
capitated and body mangled.
Pope Smallwood, aged 81, heading
pinner; head crushed and internal in
juries.
Marvin Eaton, aged 45, engineer;
head crushed and bolt driven into
body below heart.
Tom Chapman (negro), fireman;
scalded and burned.
Simon Kirksey (negro), fireman;
scalded and burned.
John H. Lee (negro); scalded.
The wrecked plant was a horrible
scene when crowds from the city rush
ed to the aid OF the dying men. Wom-
en- and children were crying for their
dead. Volunteers plunged into the
wreckage to rescue the men pinned I'M
der heavy machinery and piles OF
brick. Police held back the surging
crowd of onlookers and ambulances
and private automobiles rushed the
wounded to the hospitals.
The 75 men employed by the COM
pany had been at work only 10 min
utes when the accident occurred. Mack
Morris, manager, stated this morning
that the boilers were inspected six
weeks ago by a representative of an
insurance company and declared to be
In good condition. c. B. Newberry, SUI
rerintendent Of the plant, stated that
he had just made an inspection of the
engines and boilers and started to the
office when the explosion occurred.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
BIG MEETING AT DAYTON.
Gathering In Interest of Dixie High
way Eastern Route.


Dayton.-The Dixie highway meet
ing held here last week was probably
the largest and most successful good
roads gathering ever held in this Sec
ton of Tennessee with the exception
of the meeting held at Chattanooga a
year or so ago. The meeting was very
largely attended, representatives of
Hamilton, Rhea, Bledsoe, Roane and
Meigs counties being In attendance
and more than one hundred automo
biles were in the parade, which pre-
coded the meeting in the city park.
Chattanooga and Hamilton county
had about seventy-fsas machines in
the parade, and the Chattanoogans
were met by the machines from the
other counties, forty or more in all,
about two miles out, and escorted into
the city. After making tour of the
city, the automobilists went to the city
park, where the meeting was held.
The address Of welcome was deliv'
cred by B. G. Mckenzie, attorney-gen-
eral for Rhea county.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25
Surplus From Postal Department.

Washington.-A surplus Of $780,.
600 from the postal service during the
fiscal year ending June 80, was report
ed to President Wilson by Postmaster
General Burleson. The postmaster
general announced that he had sent a
check for that amount to the treasury.
In letter to Mr.. Burleson, acknowl-
edging receipt of the check, Secretary
McAdoo declared this is the third time
since 1886 that surplus postal reve-
nues have been deposited in the treas
ury, and that all three years have
been under. the present administra-
ton,