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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-30
Bum @eneralitreit in New Yort.

ben Irbeitertatesorien piiroen inn
ftanbe iein, nit einem Shlog ben
8abnbetrieb in, auf uno unter ben
Straben Nen Yorts gum @tillftant
gu brinsen unb baourd piellei4t BIZ
ubermiitise @elellihoft gu sipinsen,
ZEN bon Der Sdiebsserihtsb beb0roe
porsef4losenen @ersleih an5unebz
men. Was niiBt ulle Gntidlohen=
teit Der Unions, penn tein einbeitz
lihes 9oreeben eraielt iperben tonn?
Die Minbeitforberuns Der Straben-
tabner mar, bob bic 6roge Der
n5oirneb" bes nSerr unb Oiener"z
Wertroses unb Der Dirt uno Deiie,
tpie bic llnter14riften eeiponnen purz
Ten. einem Shieosseriht unterbreitet
ipiiroe.
Sbonts unb bic 9abnmaenate1
iberbaupt ertldrten ober, bob lie
bon teinsm Sdiepsseriht ettpas nil
fen tpollen uno oob unter teinen llmz
itdnoen zMitslieoer oneeitellt
piiroen.
Ollie 0sriude bes Mapors Mithell
anb anoerer berporrogenoer politiz
ter, bic 9erren gum Nod9eben gu
tetpesen, iheiterten uno 10 iparen
fdlieblid bic llnionfibrer sesmunz
gen, gum duberiten aompfmittel,
gum @eneralitreit gu idreiten. Die
8ahnmasnoten fdeinen aber iiher gu
fein, bob es nur elm teilipeiier Sc
neralitreit iein tuirb uno oa lie 1i4
ouf bic poliaeimadt Der Staot Nep
Dort, auf bic beipoffnets Maht oes
Staotes, ouf sefdllise Ridtsr, bic
nit Ginbaltsbefeblen sesen bic
Streiter bereit iteben unb ouf bic
Moht bes @eloiad nerloHen t0nz
nen, laHen lie es 9etroit ouf eine
araftprobe antommen. Nber trob
biefer unsebeuren Madt miibten bic
9erren idlieblid bod naaeeben,
renn. ipie seiast, bic orsaniiierten
Irbeiter einmiitis unb entfdloHen
Biz gum duberiten aussubarren, bic
Irbeit einiteIlen niirben.
Die Gntf4lofenbeit Der Unions,
oiefen Mneriff sesen oos Orsanifa%
tionsre4t absufdlasen. follte allen
Irbeitsebern our Warnuns oienen.
bab oerartise Mnsriffe nidt seoulz
bet. fonbern Big gum bitteren Gnoe
unb nit allen aur Werfiisuns itebenz
ZEN Mitteln betdmpft peroen.
Dieter 8ampf bat niat nur fir
bic @rbeiter in Netp Yort. ionoern
fir bic Mrbeiter bes ean3en 2anoes
srobe 8ebeutuns. Gs banbelt ii9
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-30

5. s. MeGbriitie, Ser prdiibent oes
Nen Yort Diitritt Gouneil Der Gorz
penter Unions, in elmer Offentli9en
grtldruns na@sepieien. bab prdis
bent 5ut4eion bic glem Yorter Or=
aanifation in pilltiirliher Meife
fufpenbiert, neil lie ni4t tpillens ipo=
rem. spei Wonate auf cine 2ebnera
hObung bon IS Gents 5u narten unh
bann peitere apei Monate auf cine
onoere grbObuns bon 25 Gents.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-30
EDlitit nno @cmertl4ajteu.

Cine 1ehr interennnte Debate 9ab
es in Der lsBten Sibuns Der Glepez
lono Teoerotipn Of 2obor, ols elm
9(ntros selteut ipuroe, Gbarles
9ugbes, ben republitonilhen prdl IL
hentfdoftstonoiooten, auf bic I'm
iair=Silte 5u leten, neil cr lid ourd)
1eine Gnti i6eiouns, als Witslieb pes
Oberbunoesseri6ts, gegen bic 0utz
mn6erunion in Onnburp, Conn,
rnb 9esenipGrtig in leinen aomz
pasnereoen sesen bas Ihtitunbensez
ieb fir bic Gtlenbabner nls syeino
Der orsnniiierten 9lrbeiter geseigt
babe Die republitoniidsn Oslesaz
ten fproden sesen ben Intros. unb
elmer itellte elm Announcement, ipeldes
rerlanste, bob ouh Wilion auf bic
llnfoirzaiite seitelt iperDe. Sdlieb=
lid puroe 9lntras unD slmenbement
auf oen 5iid gelcet, uno oamit
bIeibt bic Sahe beim Often.
Gs f6einen in benz 3entroltorper
Der Glepelanoer 9epertl tlhoften 1sbr
ipenise tlahenbepubte 0elesoten
rorboncen 81 iein, ionit piiroen
mobl ocrartige Streitereicn nm Die
@or5iise topitoliltilder &unbioaten
fir politiihe slemter nift portom=
men. Oieie Gsfpertihnftler iheinen
gar niht 81 tpiNen, bob es ouh eine
politiide srbeiterpartei sibt, ipelde
Sobioaten fir bic prdi iioentlhoft
fir aonsrebz, Staatsz uno Goun;p=
Gmter oufseitellt bat, uno boB es
fir jeoen Nrbeiter, insbe1onbere ouh
fir ieoen @epertIhnftler pfliht lit,
fir oieie aanpiboten einsutreten.
2eioer befinoen iih in Der Gentrnl
5eoerotipn, ipie oies in ollen Sem
traltorpern Der @ererihaftler oieies
2anoes Der 5oa lit, gu piele 9onoz
longer Der tapitoliitiihen pplitilhen
porteien, bic idnObe Sdo9erpolitit
betreiben uno bic Snterei1en Der Or
better an bic polititer Der aopito=
liiten pertaufen. @elegentlid perz
ben lie oonn nit einem mebr ooer
minoer fetten politilden Mmt be-
lcbnt unb iteisen bnnn INNER bDber
binouf in ibrer aarriere, tpdbrenb
bic bon ibnen pertauften uno per=
rotenen 9rbeiter noh pie Dor ibr
Stlapenooiein ertrasen miihen uno
Iif INNER bon neuem BON 1ol1en
politiiden Mrbeiterperfiibrern betrii=
gen Iaien. Den Sosialiiten, bic ib=
ren ben redten Wes seisen pollen,
Identen iie tein @eb0r, unb ba lie
au4 feine fo5ialiitiihen 3eitunsen
(efen, 10 piisn lie pieaeidt niht
'inmal. bic Nummern Der ioaialiiti=
Iden MISUNDERSTANDING ober
,ob folhe iiberboupt aufsefeut pur=
BEN. Oa nun bic tnpitoliitii4e
preiie in oieier Wabltampasne bic
|oaialiitiiden aanoipaten unb ibre
Woblperiammlunsen 70 biel mie
mOslih totlhpeist, 10 lit es nidt su
'ermunoern, oab bic MaTe Der Or
setter BON ben Soaialiiten unb ibrer
Propaganda nihts 81 ipi7sn i9eint
lnb oab iie nur SntereTe fir bic
Ranoioaten Der tapitaliitilden por=
'eien gu baben icheinen.
Sn tpeld fdn0ber @eife bieie
4rbeiterpolititer bic Mrbeiterlahe
,erraten, piro our4 9unberte bon
8eiipielen bepieien. 9ier in Glepez
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-30

N'NU puUtll lull YeJellIuuIllS III
6errn SSarrea, DIRECTOR Der itdoti=
ihen getriebsiperte, Der, nahbem er
nit Silfe bon ihm tpntrolIierten
Stimmen Der llnionarbeiter bel ben
lebten 1tGotiihen Wohlen ben Hez
bublitonern gum Siess Derbalf uno
bnfiir nit benz erpdhnten ItGbti=
fhen 9lmte belpbnt ipuroe, iih be-
reits in mebrsren JGllen als 9sg=
ner Der llnipnorbeiter seiste. llno
tpie piels 6unoerte bon 9lrbeitsrpo=
lititern iiBen beute nitt in ben
Ge9isloturen Der Stnaten, in ben
Munisipolitdten uno unsefdbr elm
OuBeno aud i'm &onsrsb Der Ser.
Stooten, bic sipur auf Shultern Der
strbeiterbepesuns gu ihrer politi=
fden 9r0be emporseitiegn iino,
ober idon ldnsit niht rlebr bic
Oiener Der arbeiter. ionbern bic
Wertaeuse unb antdte. Der 8apita=
liiten ooer ielbit Musbeuter eespor=
ben iinb.
Inter oieien Tenegaten bel efinoet
iib II. a. aud 8ep. BENEFIT. @ertrs=
ter zines Nep yortsr aonsrebbesirz
tes. 9erielbe itim.nte sesen bas
44titunoenseles fir bic giisnbobs
ner, troEDcm cr lid ltct5 ais
Gin Wlitslieo Der n9lrbeitersruppe" i'm
aonsreb sebdroets. Gr bat es ebsn
pOrteilbafter fir ieine Snterehen
sefunoen, fir bic gabnseielihaftsn
uno 9esen Die guhnanseitellten aufz
sutreten. Sommen ourh iolde @or=
fdle oie llnipnarbciter 1i,r rihli-
gen Giniidt?
WoNl nur letr lpsnige.
W1brenp Der Gsb1tte in Der Gem
tral Jeoerution Of 2abor ertlGrte
Der Nrbeiterpplititer Jarrsu, baB er
gum gmpfansstomitse fir 9usbes
sebOre, fir Sustss uno feline partsi
eintreten uno itilnmen peroe; audi
neroe er iih BON niemano porihreiz
ben loi1en, fir pe!te politild)e Yorz
tel er eintretsn uno ltimmen peroe.
Gut sebriilt. Oabei bseinIlubt
aber Jarrea Die Irbeiter itimmen.
uno piitet er gesen bic bona fioe=
Mrbeiterportei, Die So3ialiitiIhe
Fartei.
llno er unp anoere Nrbeitsrfiibs
rer, ipelhe iih bemiiben, bic orsani=
iierten Irbeiter fir 9usbes coer
Wilion gu tooern, iino sleihseitis
dnsitlid bemiiht, ben 0ertretern Der
sos. Eartei nicn,ols irgeno melten
Ginflub einaurdumen. unb beitsben
bel ieoer @elesenheit oorauf ,onb
politit ous ben Unions fern aebal=
ten iperben mii7e". Oamit meinen
fie ieIbitperitanoIih bic iosiaIiitiide
miinbIihe uno idriftlihe propaaons
ba in ben llnions, aber nitt bic
politifbe Sdaherpolitit gu @unitsn
Der topitoliftiiden pnrteien.
Sinh iebr fhlimme Oema9psen
biefe Irbeiterpolititer in ben Sc
pertidaften.
Iber auh ibrs Stunoe ipirb ihlo=
gen. Gs sibt beute in olen Notioz
nolperbdnben bss 2anbes eine itarte
fosialiitiide Str0mune. bic, trobz
cem lie bon ben 6iibrern einseodmmt
pirb, INNER tpieoer berporbriht.
SIMMER mebr llnionarbeiter iet>
gen elm. oab bic SoSialiitifde parz
tel Der politiihe Iusbrud Der gr=
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-30

Gin inbultrisller gensralifreit pie
i'm bic Rep Dorter @eperti4oftler
planen. 1T aetpiB cine fd0ne Sadie.
2lber iebr fG0n pdre es. renn DIE
@ep:rtfhoftler auh am Mabltaee
aesen bic Gapitaliiten itr:itsn mir.
sen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
PAGEANT MASTER.
TO DIRECT FETt
PROFESSOR SMITH or CHICAGO
will HAVE CHARGE or
PAGEANT.
HARAAAA BRIDGE DEDICATION
Event Win Attract Theusanas frsm
Ns'phesrins ssatss--Mrs. Aanah
Robinson Watson Writes pig
orsma For ThFee,pay event.

Memphis. Team, prof. Iosaph Lin.
den Smith Of Chicago. regarded a. a
preusier paseansmaster, win coue 10
Memphis Sept ~. to sttead q confer.
ence regarding the pageant for the
HarahAn bridge dedication,
He viii address meeting arranged
for that date He viii tell them OF
the pageant TO be given during the
bridge fete Mrs. Annah Robinson
Watson is the author OF the big drama.
entitled Memphis"
That the thousands who are expect
ed to attend the three,day festivities
with which the big free bridge will be
christeaed and formally thrown open
for traffic will see . production OF er
ceptionai merit 10 Indicated by the ex.
pressions OF Prof. Smith regarding
Mrs. Watson's Work
Prof Smith directed the mammoth
pageant recently given by St Louis,
which, was acclaimed by critics as the
finest thing OF the sort ever produced
10 the United States He has pro.
nouneed the pageant Memphis" as
even greater spectacie.drama than
thar used by the Missouri metropolis.
During his visit here Prof Smith.
Mrs. watson and the members OF the
pageant committee, OF which r. X.
Ellis is chairman. will decide where
the various parts Of the big outdoor
production will be staged As near as
possible the many historical Incidents
III the development Of the Gateway
City" will be reproduced on the exact
places chosen by the whlms of DIES.
tiny for their original occurrence
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
TENNESSEE NURSES MEET.
Public Health Prohlems Discussed by
Noted Spec laliste.


Memphis, Tenn.~The annual con
ference Of the State Association OF
East, West and Middle Tennessee
Registered Nurses was opened here
Wednesday with an address OF vel
come by City Attorney Bryan Other
addresses were made by Mrs l.. A,
Warner and DR. W II Fineshriber,
DR. Max Goldman, who presided. read
comprehensive paper on the Can.
cor Problem He said II Is the duty
OF doctors and nurses 10 educate the
people OF the country TO adopt efec.
tive measures for the prevention 81
disease
The Associated Charities Nursing
Service has doue remarkable work
In the last year he said, "and AS q
result OF the activities cf the nurses
many protective measures have been
taken to safeguard the public health"
Interesting papers also were read
by Miss Garrison Of Knoxville. Mrs.
Z. Brown, representing the Metropot
tan Life Insurance Company; Mrs X
Schulken representing the Associated
Charities Nursing Service; Mrs l. A
Warner and Miss Fife Ingram.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
OF Military An..

The number ~ men " military nEs
In America Including citizens and
men who have declared their lntentioa
Of becoming citizens Is said to be not
far from ?f.0oo,0io This estimate Ia
based on the assumption that there
has beea nh Increase of approximately
10 per ernt In the population of tho
country since 1910 When that census
was taken the fetal number Of male
citizens and prospective citizens eigh-
teen years Of age aud over. but under
forty six. was la,ts2,o00 of this NUN
Der 1i.22t.0oo were native mh.ie=.
2,so7,0o0 were fnrolgn-born citizens
who had become nnturaiised oe had de-
ciared their intention OF doing so.
2.0a2,00o were negroes, and 50.0O0 were
Indians, Men ~ military age la Ten
nessee, at the last census numbered
43i,G4l.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
Survey comnIeted.

Selmer. Tenn The survey Of the
proposed link Ia the Central West Ten
nessee Highway through Selmer has
been completed by Engineers Buck
and Phillips OF Jackson, The roads
north " Selmer two and half miles
toward Bethel Springs and the star.
toayille road, the oxford Creek route
four miles east, were staked out The
Adamsyille road was stsked out Ave
miles from Selmer The engineers said
the roads were OF good soil and when
when graded would be a splendid high.
way.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
|. O, O. r. Elect officers.

Chattanooga, Tenn. 1.-TWO thousand
FIVE hundred odd Fellows and Rebekshs
here from every gate in the Union
and all provinces OF Canada were re-
viewed by Grand sire J. Il. A. Robert.
son OF Oklahoma City, Okla, and r c.
e,oady, grand sireeiect OF Denver, Co.
The sovereign grand lodge selected
Louisville, Ky. for the 1917 meeting.
A constitutional amendment for i'd.
hitting minors Of Is years to the sub.
ordinate lodges was defeated.
The Rebekah assembly elected the
following officers: President, Mrs Ma.
mie Stewart Hartley OF Kansas City;
vice president, Mrs. Martha A. Pres
colt, Of Laconia. N H.. secretary.
Mrs. Hattie Reed Whitaker OF Hendsr,
son. y. C.. treasurer. Mrs JESSIE
Thompson OF Detroit, Mich
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
.THE SOLDIER BOYS
HAVE A FINE CAMP
KITCHEN 10, UP AND TENTS ARE
sTAkED--EMTiRElY At sscsME
ON MouNrAlNsipE.
MAKING GOOD IMPRESSION
OUTFITS Are Well EuIpped and Beys
EHIey Good Itealth--MlIl Pcs
lilly De In Texas Fer Three
or -Four Months-

II Paso. Texas --Tennessee's natisn.
al guard troops GA this part Of the
Mexican border are now assembled N
Camp Pershihg They have their
ieRts all ny. kitchens set up and are
as much nj home as the Oldest com
mands In the big mountainside camp.
after being given tSo days In which TO
set up camp and get their things ar
ranged and to get first glimpse OF FL
Paso and Mexico.
The cavalry. hospital corps and am
bulance corps are down 10 routine
drills, maneuvers and other articles
Of war scheduled Ia general orders is.
sued by Gen. dell The Tennessee
troops witnessed the long parade OF
10000 infantrymen through the city
and camps.
All are In good health and spirits
and are enjoying their experience on
the border
The Tennessee troops have been
transferred 10 the border The troops
are stationed al Eagle Pass. Tex.
about twenty miles inland from the
Rio Granie The Tennessee boys
look the places vacated BY the Penn
sylyania aud New York troops, order
ed home
Ordering out Of the tennessee
troops Is In line with the departments
policy OF giving all OF the guardSmen
called into the federal service a tour
OF duty on the border under war ron
ditious before they are mustered oat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

'Yes. dis Ii sure an easy job, Big-
gest cinch | ever had"
The speaker WAS IA weii.known char
actcr III the New York East side. Ills
wsii Ii; ss,;e;~s-a asaec. and immaculate
evening attire did not altogether dis
g,llse him. and therefore MA astonIshed
friend :. newsrgrcr ninn~ewas HEKing
him questions. The encounter occurred
In very refined" and high. priced
dancing resort at Brighton Beach. ON
the border Of Coaey Island.
"Dey bad couple y fnsses down
here early In de season costlnucd tho
East SLIDER, IAN den dey hired me. sce.
gotto wear dis makeup SOS 10 look
right. It's all right when y gjt used
10 It. Dey pay aIl right, too Twenty
a week an eats. What DO DOT wy.
when ! s%es anybody knows puts
esn ont. Oats ALL r., = :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
old,Fa.hlonsd Spinning Wheel

Memphis, Tenn, Arrangements
have been completed by Frank y. Full.
Ter. secretary OF the Tri.State Fair. for
Ike Il Pickens of Lexington, Miss. 10
bring sure enough ante.bellum negro
woman 10 the Tri.state Fair, Sept "a
TO Oct, 3. to demonstrate spinning.
A log cabin viii be erected in the
womans building especially for this
exhibit This old negro woman will
bring her oldfashioned spinning wheel
and viii card the cotton spin II into
thread and wind II on the reel,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

Camden, Tenn A stir has been Gre.
ated by the death Of child named
Stockdale In District No. . Friday
morning. II Is alleged by tina father,
Bob Stockdale. that the cause OF the
child's death was a HEX on the head
near the base OF the skull with book
by 0hve Blanks, young school teach
or, The school teacher has been NJ,
rested.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

OF shouting Arabs at his heels. He
bent low in the saddle. And he gained.
There had been diversion. The three
legionsries had followed him. and they
had been mown down almost without
resistance This pestinn did not know
There was a narrow passage BE-
tween the howlders-~room for couple
OF hoSemen abreast. but no more. II
he could reach them there would be an.
other hundred yards gained--perhaps
more perhaps safety, Suddenly he
felt the animal beneath him reel IN
her stride He dragged her up--an.
other ten yards aui she pitched for,
ward rolled over and lay stilI lie
swung free "a she fen. and raced on
through the soft clogginG sand. But
HIS own strength MAS gone. This was
the end, lie smiled grizzly 10 himself
III this be the expiation--o GodF'
A shout reached him As the dark
swift.moving line OF his rusuers broke
out from the lingering shadows he
turned. Two horsemen raced toward
him from the rocks. He saw them
through the mist--new enemies--and
tcek ahf and fired with an mistaken
nerve. As he saw that neither shot
had told he cursed irritsbly. The next
moment the foremost rider reached
him and swung round IN cloud OF
dust
Get M behind me, Quick
He ohcyed. AT the terse imperative
command his brain had cleared. He
bad recognized Goetx In the soldier
now gallopinS beside htm. He glanced
back over mis- shoulder. The Arabs
were In sight. He caught the dash OF
steel and the waving Of pennors above
the dark line Of dust The air qaiv-
erred with their hoarse triumphant
shouts They were gaining II was at
that marnent that the u1an riding be-
fore him swaycd ans suddsdly fell
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
The Red Mirage
A Story Of the French Legion
in Algiers
ByLA r. WYLIE

by |. A. r. WYLIE

| grim uneonquered desolAtlon Of rock
and stone and yellow eyer-cls nginG
hills- He drew rein ut last, moved BY
curious pity for the painting CULVER
ing animal beneath him. The three
men were outdixtanced. lie was alone,
his haggard haunted face lifted for an
instant to the now darkcned sky. Out
Of the black unllt waste horseman
raced toward him.
who goes therey'
Arabs Arabs--two Shousand--you
are cut Off ldi.bei. Abbes- attacked
II daybreak-"
The reellng horse stumbled and
pitched rs rider on TO the stonea The
goum lay motioniess. Colonel Destinn
turned In his saddle The three L.
gionaries were already behind him.
Their heads were lowered. There was
for moment no sound but that from
the suorting. winded horses Then
from the southwest. borne on gust OF
the fitful storm, there came monoton.
Gus, familiar cry
I'll La IIaha lila Allahur
They watched him stupidity az he
turned his horse aud rode forward in.
to the mysterious halflight which In
the darkest hour hoyers over the grea /
African wastes. Silently they rode
after him.
Colonel Destlnn did not hear them
He WIS listening to the waiiing mo
notorious chant beyond the darkness.
As yet he could see nothing but he
knew with whom be had TO deal. Lowe
had spoken the truth. The tribes had
risen And lie had said. Tomorrow
you may have no son" That also
would be true The twenty five years
OF exile mad been sacrificed 10 an un.
known HE perhaps already exdn-
guished
la Ilahs illa llahu.'
He strs ghtened In his saddle. The
high pitched voices We're now close at
hand--hls trained ear measured at
most couple OF hundred yards. And
the man who had long since ceased 10
believe In God or devil prayed
God. make II not In valnr'
Then he shook the tired beast into
galiop. The flying hoofs scarcely
added a sound TO the duh thunder OF
the Arab advance. Then he was on
them through them. with the horde
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
KIM College GrowInu.

Bristol, Tenn. King College, the
central male institution OF the Apps-
lachian Synod. has opened with the
largest attendance In its history. The
school was recently the recipient OF q
splendid new site OF 40 acres and will
begin a campaign at once for $3.50. 200
10 erect additional buildings.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
M.ryvIlle colleoe In sa,b Year.

Maryviile, Tenn MaryvilLe College
opened with the most promising ont.
look for 4 successful year About six
hundred students are enrolled thus
far. and the new Carnegie hall 10 be.
.tnx rushed 70 completion With MI pos.
sibls speed and with its five stories.
containing rooms for two hundred and
fifty young men, will bs surpassed BY
no mems dormitory In the south.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
CHAPTER xxiil.

In the full hlaie OF the afternoon
Eoasssel ncstlnn had ridden out Of Sldl'
hssAhbcs. He had taken three mount
ea kSicnayies with him, and they had
followed sallenly silent IN the low
cicui Of yellow dust which rolled back
ftun his horses hoots II was now
clse on midnight.
They left the smooth. white military
road behind them and gallopcd cut
into the wastc-~saster and faster
mwnory hot at his side Us merctless
hanss upon the reins, The kilomesers
flashed past Vineyard aud huddlei
siehkiass villages, lay Ear behind In the
esx1Rr1 shadow, There was again q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
FIERY RED PIMPLES
soothed ard Healed by cuticurA SOFAS
ara oinsmeet. Trial Free.

Smear the affected skin with Cuticara
Ointment on END OF finger. LEI u re-
main Eve to ten minutes, Then wash
OF with plenty Of Cutieura Soap ane
hot water. Dry. without irritatioa.
Nothing like Cuticura for all akin
troubles from infancy to age.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address. postcard. cuticura, Dept. l.
Boston. Sold everywhere Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

Jackson, Tenn "A fire that II beiiev
ed 10 have been W incendiary origin
destroyed two barns and their CON.
tents on the farm ~ Eyra LeStAers
near Jackson Two horses we're re,
leased III time to save them Blood
hounds failed to secure a trail Of the
firebugs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
Nashville Preshytery Meet.

Iaversuo. Tenn The preshyiery II
Nashville OF the Presbyterian Church,
T.. q A.. met here last week Rev,
park w Taylor Of Springfield was
elected moderator Delegates trotl
Wayerly, Dickson Springfield, Leha
non. Nashville. Rome Watcrtown and
various country churches We're pres.
ent,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29
Street Bonds Approved.

Jackson. Tenn l'neQuiyoeA AZ.
prevail OF the recent street Improve.
ment bond issue for sss ,000 has been
given by Woods 4 Oakley, attorneys,
ard the bonds will be Immediately
signed by the city commissioners and
delivered to the successful bidders.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

''rhc authorities wouldat let me
wear my new bathing cSsstane.'~ said
the queen of musical comedy. They
said IL Was too risGy,r
and you had to throw Il awayy'
"oh. 10. m wear II 10 the show
next season, Then they'll pay nseuey
to come and see II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

Washington, James c. Courts, clerk
OF the house appropriations commit.
tee for the last 81 years and promi
cent figure In the framing OF arpro.
priation measures during many fon.
crosses. II dead He was appointed
from Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-29

Jackson. Tenn.--Hsving broken ali
records for attendance. mum Der and
quolIiy OF exhibits. interest In the
races and amounts given for prizea.
The West Tennessee Fair Association
closed its most Successful year,