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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

Der &upfer Sruit / Il
ihlieBIih bod gu Stanbe gstommen.
Die finan3ielen CHARACTERIZATION, Die
Der 8erIhmeI3ung i'm Deee itQuben,
iinb baour6 beieitigt ipproen, bab
Rotefeller unO dnbere arpbe 6inun1
5iers Die Dttttel beigeIteuert bdben.
6retII6 baben lie ith ba3u srit snts
IhIonen, ais gu erIehen mar, baB teine
W&o9llhtett oorbonoen mar, bas geI0
pom publttum 3u erIangen. Die Ser
I6meI3un9 ipiro nit Den iibliden
Griinben gershtfsrtigt, pie Iporiamer
Setrteb uno Stabiliiiruug Der 9reiie.
Die pabre Ibii6t 1T, ben 9reis aui
njht nieori9sr ols 15 Gents oas Yfuno
herabgebsn 3u Iafen. 9as fpGre nid]t
iibertriebeH. 9lber bas ftIieBt ntt1t
aus, oab Der 5ruIt bieie Preiie tDbsr
iteQen piro, lpenn sr gluubt, bab oas
pablttum nilIens unb i'm Stonoe III,
lie gu be3ablen. Ginen anbersn uno
ntht etngeitunbenen 8runo baben mir
beretts erDdbut. Wton bat in SbubO
uno Wtontand 9an3e gsrqe entoett,
Die 3upier enthaIteu, pas in 9SoIge Der
8erfpitteruug oes Gjsiteins Iit6 Isidt
bearbsitsn lGBt, 10 baB Der gsrinQe
Pro3entIaB bes aupFers ourh bic
WobIfetlbeit Der groouttton uusaeaIis
den piro. I'm nun 3u perbtnoern,
odB oieie neuen 6unoitdttsn ben preis
heruboriitsn, bat man ben 3ruit gee
griinpet, 1peIher aud Die 8eiiBsr Der
erpGbnten GupfsrIager einihliebt.
Der 5ruit bat aIio ben 3tpst, einsn
ourh bic naturiihen 0srhQltniIIe qes
re6tfsrtigten Nis0ergang Der greiIe
81 oerbinoern uno ftellt Iih oamit QIs
cine ernftli6e Sfdoiguno Der Sntersis
len oes 8oltes bar. 9oA olaubt Der
Sruit gegen oas GeieB gsfsit gu fsin,
neil er ieinen Qngaben 3ufoIgs bios
50 pro3ent Der Gupfer. 9roouttipn bes
eanbes tontrolirt. Der prdToent, Der
oOn bieien 8or9dngsn 10 gut, tpis ies |
Der Inoere unterrihtet 1T, lpiro gu ents |
-heioen huben, oh cine gsIegIite grs !
porIiegt, ben 2ruit auf3us
Oier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

NIT ibm 3n binirsn!" - Gprs6en Gis
ipeiter nit ibm! Geben Sie auf feline
Sbes elm! Salten Sie ibn am seIes
phon feit!" rietb elmer Der @ebeimen,
inbsm sr iih baitis nit ieinsm aamss
raoen empfabl.
Gttpa 20 Wlinuten lang bauerte bas
5elepbongeiprdh, bonn fam es pI0Bs
lih au einem abrupten Nbihlub. als
iit 8iefs ben Setettips esgsniiberiob,
sog er einen HeppIper aus isiner Diff
tsntaffe unb ma6ts ben 0eriuh, iin
3u eritieben. Gr ipurne aber ihnel
efltfponnet unb noh bsm Qcli5eis
5auptquartier eebraht. Dort mahte
sr aus ieinem 5ersen teine Woroers
CRUDE. Gr gd6 bic ghets 5dlihungen
unumipuncen 3u uno asituno. bic sSus
ipelsn ieiner 'fonsn 5reunoin entuens
Oct au BADEN. Gr babe 1etpubt, ndB er
perfolgt fperbs, aber bieIe Sbdtfahe
babe ihm einen anreaenben Rsroentibsl
bereitet. Die Cult, gu bupiren, babe
ibn audi peronIabt, an Grau Sommers
Su ielepboniren. oIs er iif in BEN
Wddrenbauis fir ben Cribs elmer psrs
pfdnbeten 9orftsdnabel einen gelBs
mdntel taufer ipolIte. 60 rebisIig mar
0ieie, boB er ermobnt iperben mubte,
niht Su piel 5u idaen, sbe er mi. fsinsm
4nipalt 9sfprohen babe.
Sm Wsitieites poIissioerihis pers
sihtete Der arrefant aui Elm 9orpsrs
hor. Inter ben gefhuIoiaungen bss
uno beg 1ragsns psrs
bor9ener Waifsn lpurbe er gsgen Sl0,s
300, bsJip. $500 gurgTdaft gum pro
,sb feftgsba!ten. fSrau Sommers mar
I'M Geriht suge9eu. gpis asiagt. iie
piro tiinftighin bei Der QusnabI ibrsr
greunoe nit srObsrer 9oriiht gu |
lBerte geheH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28


| unfsr Setretdr fir 9anbs
pirt3fdaft, 9err @iIIon, bot Dor eis
ner Observation-Disclosures in Obi,
Iaoelpbia bic iiberrui6enoe uno iiberz
llh hobit beahtenspertbe MittbeiIung
gemaht, bab oas 2eben in ben Der.
Stadten ith t6eurer felt, ais irqenopo
anoers in Der Welt. Nls 8runo fiibrt
er an, oaB bic 5armen pernu6lGifigt
tperoen. Die Maittpirtune pes 5arifs
an bieier 5beurung beitreitst er. Gr
fibrt an, bab Gier in ganaod 80
Gents bas 0ubeno toiten unb in man.
den ameritaniiden Stdoten 90 Gents
oas SuBeno. 0a Der sou Drei Gents
pro 9uBeno betrage, 10 lei nid3t eriidtz
lt6 pie Die QbIdaffung bes 3olIes Den
Nrets in bieiem 2anOe peIentlid beeinz
fIufen tOnne. 9ieie 9arltequng 1T
ni6t fonoerIih einIeu6teno. IS muB
ols ieIbItberitdnoIi6 geIten, bah lpenn
Gier in Ganaoa 80 Gents uno in bic
ie 2anoe so Gents tpiten, bab Die Ga
naoter ale Gier mad bieIem Qanbe
ihiden tpIroen. Menn oas niht qe-
i6iebt, 10 miiTen bic llmitGnbe fi9 am
oers berbaIten, ais Der SetretGr iie an
fiibrt. 5erner Iiefert Der SstretGr nit
feinen Qngaben Elm untpioerlegli6es
Argument fir Die Qbibaffung Der
3Due ouf HabrungsmitteI. Denn trob
oes groben prsisunteri6ieoes feline
Gier aus GanaDu beriibertommen, 10
lit nidt oeritdnblih, parum Der Sou
bet6e5alten perben ipllte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
SO ie mir porausoeIuut1d.

Bie mir poruus9efast9 ga
ben, 1T uniers Rsgisrung BON ibren
Joroerun9en ge9en 9eutihIanb be-
trsffs Der 5Ieifaeinfubr suritgetre>
ten 10 buB Elm 3oQtrisg nttt msbr gu
betiirdten ite6t. DieIen GrfoIg bat Die
beutihe Regierung Der Ma6t Der Of
fentlihen Meinung in unisrem 2anoe
3 uberoanten. Dem Brditoenten uno
Dem StadtszSetretGr tpnnte niht entz
eeben, oab oas 9oLt elmer St0runq beg
9dnoeIs entihteben abgeneigt mar. Die
1es bat uuh rt6tig ertunut, mas unier
bohpetier SongrsB nidt ieben tonnte
ooer poLlte, Dap nit sinsm 9arif, Der
bios 8rObungen bietet, ni6ts an3uz
fangen lit, uno Dap internationals
0ei4afte nur unter gegsnieitigsn 3uges
ttdnbntiien gu MAIDEN iinb, bic uuIsr
SariT perpeigert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

aus bem GtabIiKemens Der ginein.
natl Sglp Eereen Co.. an geIi Gtrok,.
bsrf6tpanbsH felt tinissr 3eit Meiiina
uno dnbere WaetalIe in sroben Qunns
iitdisn, obne bab es psr ssompcsnis
asiang. ben Diebsn nuf bic Gpur au
tcmmen. Ghlieblih ipugne Der ppii.
5si WtIoung erisattei. unb bic ge.
beimpOlisiiten Gfdsfsr uno Wea fan.
ben seitern ben sr5bten 1beil Der o,s
ItobItntn Snden in benz Hefss o.s
AIitiitnb0nblers Gam. aolihinsiu
bsiien Otihdft fif In unmiitslborer
Rdbt Der Cincinnati Gin Gerssn 60.
befinbei. 9olfhinstp ertldrie, bic
Soten BON BEN 16 Jobre alien M5oIs
let WoIfert 9etnufi 3u bdben unh bic
Ter bfbdup!ett. hisieIben bon benz Bel
Der Cincinnati ayin Geruu Go. or,o.s
itsllisn WoihiH5ften John alinf q.
h1lttn 5u boben. 1pli6msin. g3Ols
fert unb alint ipurben oerbuftet. U<r
Wtrtb Dtr eeftObltneH Gn6sn fou lid
duf $500 beIaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

g8 a brenb m n in bieIem Gan.
be ben 9eoanten, oaB DffentIi6e 2Gnz
bereten nit &oblenIaqsrn unb ioRiti=
gen RaturihdBeH Dsrpa6tet uno nitt
pertauft tperoen ioqen, ais cine Qeues
ring betrattet. Die nit tritiIter Quz
gen gepriift tperoen mub, if Oisiss
Spitem in Canada idon IdngIt sirgsz
filbrt. Gu6 oieies bat 0ffeutIi6s 3Gns
DersieH nit 9roBer &obIenIuoern, Die
bios Derpdhtet tperoen. llnIere Wa5e
Raten iino noturIi6 oamit ni6t etrpers
itanoen. Jbre 9tgerten limb in Wui6s
iHgton tbdttg, um Den SorgreB gu be-
rpegen, oaB er bic 0ffentIiten 9obIenz
ldnoereten gu 5ebn Dollars ben older
pertuuft uno nur bic Jurht Dor BEN
0eto oes grdiioentsn piro perbiiten,
baB Die Wtagnaten Durdortngsn, tpeIhe
bel oteiem SanoeI U2tQiarpen prpfis
tiren 9piiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
pokal.Derii)t
Cincinnati xnrnsemeiuse.

Dos bissiahries grobe Sdauiurnsn
Der Cincinnati 5urnsemeinhs. bas am
IL. W1rs in Der Wuiitballs itattfinoet,
Deripridt Elm sl1n5tnber GrfcIs sn
fDsr6en. Jn Der seitern @beno in Der
Central 9urnhnLls iiattas5abisn mos
notlihen 0frfammlung Der Cincinnati
Iurnaentinbs, bic untsr BEN 9oriis
bes eriien Sprehers aIireb Giiermann
nnb Der qrctoiOIIfiibrung Des Shrifts
iunrts G. Shiele nbaebaItsn ipurbs, Be-
rihtete Der iorrtIponnirense S6rifts
mart e. ardrner, bnb bic Borbereituns
gen riiisis porpiris fhreiien, uno naf
otm biskrisen 4bfab Der g:nIabfarten
81 urthfilen. Der gsfub Der Nsranitals
tuHg Elm snns porsiiglidsr jsin ipirb.
8urh ben lob bat bic Iurngemsins
be Elm eiirigts cfsipes Mitglieb, Senrn
peiers. perlorsn, Der seitsrn mad, Ian
gerem Gienibum itarb uno beiTsn Ans
benitn purh Grbebtn BON ben Siben
gtehrt tpuroe. Der Nsrfiprbene pirb
BON bier Aitiren dls Babriuhtrdasrn
3ur leBisn Rubs psIeiiet iutrb<n.
oils Dtlssai sur Deuifhsn gau De.
isnf4dii tpurbs fiir Dns lnufenbe s,aby
ipiebtr GrsSprsfer Charles aabl srs
nonnt uHo aIs Grfabmnnn tpiro
Shasmtiitsr JranS 5aFfner fungirsn.
Als rflie Wii.efitoer ipurbsn aliioes
nommsn: OuibO Werntr nit 1urnpaB
bonn RorD Cincinnati 1ufnpersin, Ios
ipis y. Wdrt, 10. GieseI. Sobn Stsins
mann, W. Wsbrmaun il. unb ulrih
6oup..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
Gbeerlaubnibideine.

|Dtuieht Z. QDintsr, q. Rapmonb, 8.
lepbia Scbuion. %. Deit 6. CTR.
|DaIisr q. asitner, "a, CALHOUN Cir.
lWarearetbe Shmiot. 20, ,ReaoineRo.
IGeo. 80. a0f.r, %, Delbi, 8.
lqueIIa Schrosr, "a, ossgl.
l5enrp Iunion. %, Dsft 5. ctr.
lRtlIie Gtnnsop. 19, Speawore ctr.
Soon M. gDeit, 81, Rabifou Roob.
lelspnare 3umblsion, 80. Ulain Ctr.
ISfaae %. anbn. SO. R.apina Roao.
tsIaH6t ging. 28. Jorsit ape.
! (SOfspb $. 0.nnins, 25. gins CTR.
lsaurd 5errmann "a. 5arriion ape.
l5ohn q. Gger. 80, 2ansIanb Ctr.
tWtntiloe arebs. %, GnofpIton Ctr.
igbos. u. @arbon, AS, erssbpius, 8.
taath. gisbI., "a. oessl.
l5enrp 6ummsIoori, ga, auIt.rIis 4U.
smmn 6eger. 90, Worialp aDe.
putrit Gabonausb. 27. on s. Ctr.
t5uiia 2pOns, %. on 8. Ctr.
Robert aiFer, %, Rsiptofun, ..
Della y. aubn. 19, bsssI.
Wm. R. Gbansp. 80. CT. Bernard.
laatb. Ssidbrusss, 20. DessI.
Robert :. 5ia, 45, Race Ctr.
lylaubs RubI. SO. 5arifpsl, 3.
St,pbaH gantoDtn, q. Gin ctr.
Bertha S5sparts, IL, Wsit 6. Ctr.
aooIpb 6. Sitter. Gkitsr. So.
IUlarp a. engIs, 2ineoln ape.
Wm. Me5usb. "a, McWailIon Ctr.
laat5. WubOnep. %. 0ranbin Roab.
IWagnus q. Gmitb. %, Carlisle ap.
labois Ring q. Meii 4. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

sodfdno einie bic Gtrdbe trsussn.
battle iebo6 bic GntfsrnuHg foipis bic
6abrgsfhDiHbieteit Der Gar nibi rin.
tia ahssfH0Bt, tpesbaIb cine aoIIifion
erfolgie. punborit purbe BON fsinsm
2bnsen geidleuberi unD 3os iih aubsr
anoertn 8erIeBungen einen Beinbru6
5u. er tuurbe in sinsm gatroItDassR
Hoh ottI 6ofpii1I aebraflt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
6rritaa DEN 2S. Sanuar 1910.

Die unterfu6ung gegsn
8dIinger Idbt fhpn an erItsn 5ags
erieben. oaB man ibm feline oirettsn
forrupteu 9anolungen gum @prlpurf
maat ionoerR feline Reigung, Die
2anogeIeBe gu 9uniten Der NlonppOz
silten aus3uleaen, beanitQnoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
Etraeea6abn.llafaQ.

Jrbn YuHborft, ein 1ubrmnnn, bon
8onf INN minnel Strabe, ipoIlte pt.
itern Dormittug an 8. unn Main ctr.
Dor elmer bsranfobrsnbsn Car Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

ME erfi6tIi6 1T, min man
Rooie0eIt Deranlahsn, aIs Senator Tur
JteID Dort gu tanbioiren, trob ieiner
Grtldrung Dor Der 4breiTe nab 4Frita,
Dab er tetn &mt gu iberne6meu pins
fHe. PrdiioeRt Saft piro, Der Qnaa6e
3ufolgs, nd nit RooiepeIt in 9erbine
oung IeBen, um ibn qpieber Der 9oIitit
5u5ufibren. 8eItimmeno bierfiir 1T
Die Qnfi6t, baB Elm ie6r itartsr farz
otodt rpie RooieoeIt notbuenbig lei,
um 81 per9iiten, buB Der Senatorss
poiten etnem 0emotratsn 3ufGQt. IS
gilt fir ieIbitosritGnoli6, Dab Ger
J'slge SnAdbsr bes yoItens, Der SiIhz
reoner uno RonopoIsz sz8ertreter De-
penn, ntht tpteoer als &anoioat aufz
treten ourfe, oa in ioItem sEaQs 9ie
Demotraten nit geitimmtbeit ben Yoz
iten erlangen plroen. 6duptidblih
beahtensDertb an oieien aonferen3en
lit Die Gorge, NIT ipelter man in re-
publitanrIfen Greiien ben nd6itsn
Wahlen entgsgeniieht, Ran bat bic
pffsntunoige Gmpfinbunq, bah bus
Uolt nit Dem Sarif un3ufrieoer II,
mas ouraaus nt6t iiberraiden tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

Il m etnen Rurstura Der
5peipro3entigen 8onbs gu berbinbern,
bat Der Shasamts>S Setretdr Das Grfus
den geiteQt, odb Roten, bic burh Dreis
pro5entige Bombs gsbett iino, Elm bal.
bes pro5ent mebr an 3irtuIottongz
ftsuer 3a6ler ioGlen, als g2oten, bic
bur4 5tpetpro3eutige Bombs aebedt
iinb. Geihiebt bas ni6t, 70 tpiirben
Die 8dnten bios oreipro8entigs Bombs
5ur GrIdnguug Der y2pten oertpsubeu
nHb in 5oIes Defen bic 3tpsiprosentigen
Bombs tpabrf6einlia bis auf 80 au.
riifgeben. llrieres grmefiens Bate
Der Setretdr ben Stier BEL ben 60rnern
paden uno Den aonereB eriu6en foLen,
bdb er ben photographer ftreiht, Der
bic 8ertpenouag Don breiprpsentiaen
Bombs CUR GrIdnsung bon 8antnofen
seitotist. ginmaI muB bod bas idms
mtrlihe Jinan3Ipitem Der Rotsnsirtus
idtion auf 8onbsbefung dufhDren, unb
je friiber Is gef6iebt, beIto beHer fpirb
es fur ben Rreoit Der Ration isin. @enH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
Srau, idan, ,uem /!

Sine luitige Wittipe nit gu piel gers
trduen. = Cine unansenebme Mprs
gen ueberrafhung. Giamanten
uno perlen I'm Dertbs pon $40, 900
entfpenoet. Der DEB elm ass
1u9ter gbeffdlIher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

nod piele 8antnoten in BEN 9ertebr
tpmmen. tperoen oieie Ielbit i'm aurs
perlieren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

- 1ah Qnfidt bes gfi6ters S1..=
ton in Wucon, Ga. sisnen iidt Geute
pelte ieine 3eitunssn Isfsn, niht gu
9efhnorenen.
Der e5ehiihe 1enor bes Mletro.
polituH Operabuufss gu Ren gort,
Geo SIeaat. bat fib 10 fhned bier
attlimatiiirt, bab sr bereiis bic grtIdr
runs abgegeben bat, nmeriidniiher
8arser Derpen su spoIlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
yGbarles Scalsiiels. "

9crtras profsFor Otto SsIlsrs Dor
Der 9ormoniitif6en 8sieuihdFt Don
Ghicago. Gin rdtbislboftsr
Ueeni6.-9riiifde WHroisuns oes
eigeuortisen Gi6iers. - Dir iauIs
ben ss ibm, ihn 3u sbrtn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-15
PARIS NOTES.

Mrs. L. Page was the guest of her
brother Sunday, at Henry Station.
Rev. G. P. Woodson and wife were
the guest of Mrs. John Porter Sun
day.
Mrs Sack Carter died suddenly Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Bette Atkins visited relations
at Mckenzie Sunday.
Rev g. w. Porter preached a noble
sermon Monday night at the A. M. E..
Church.
Rev. B.. F. Harris has begun fif-
teen-days revival at Worms Chaple C.
M. e. Church.
Rev. j. H. Thompson, B. D., was
on the sick list this week but was
able to fill his pulpit Sunday in a
quiet way.
Those on the sick list this week
are Mrs. Geo. Draper, Mr. John Will
liams, Mrs. Rosa Atkins.
Miss Rosa Huston will be off to her
new home at Nashville in a few days.
Mrs. Werner Allen, who has been
here for the past three weeks visiting
relations, will leave for her home in
Cairo, ILL.,, this week.
Rev. T. W. Hampton is spending
the week at Columbia visiting home
folks.
The S. S. Club met at the home of
Miss Mary Curbie three-course menu
was served. Mrs. Mary Kendle, Mrs.
Washington, Mrs. Lucy McAll, Mrs.
S. Dumas, were the guests which
was highly entertained.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-15
MURFREEsBoRo NOTES.

Efforts are being made to enlarge
the circulation of the Globe" and
1.-THE National Baptist Review in
this city, both of which are strong
Negro papers. The former is an I'M
denominational paper, being ably
supported by members of all Negro
churches, and it is very essential
that we take more note or interest;
it is an organ to, for and by the Ne
groes. Through its columns we are
able to read the thoughts, doings and
sayings of Negroes who are worth
the while"
The ReUiel0 is a UNCONVENTIONAL or
gan supported by Baptists; by reading
its columns Baptists may become
more acquainted with. the work of
Baptists throughout this state and
nationally. Rev. w. T. Green is
agent for each of these papers and
would be glad to secure your sub
scriptions monthly, semi-annually or
annually.
The fifth rehearsal for the big
spring concert for the benefit of the
First Baptist Church was held at the
residence of the pianist, Miss Fanny
Alexander, Wednesday evening, April
10. Music from the best music writ
ers is being used. The readings are
all confined to Dunbar" 1t has not
been decided at this writing just at
what date it will be pulled off.
Mrs w. R. Cox made a business
trip to Chattanooga this week.
Mrs. Lula Huddleston has returned
home from a ten days visit to Nash
Vile.
Sunday was foot-washing day with
the Primitive Baptists. Rev. Luke
Mason preached at each service and
the usual day of rejoicing prevailed
with the worshippers.
The entertainment given by the
Heavenly Host Club, of the A. M. e.
Church, last Thursday night was a
success.
Rev. W. T. Green filed the pulpit
at the Zion Baptist Church at Smyr-
ma Sunday. The church was we'll
filled at each service.
Rev. ]. U. Butler filled the pulpit
at Rucker Baptist Church and re-
ports having spent high day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-15

Julian, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Buford, who has been visiting
his grandparents at Manchester, is
expected home soon.
Miss Florence Kirk and Rev. ].
W. Butler were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Farris, near Rucker, Sunday.
1t is being rumored that Hon. A.
N. Johnson will, at some time in the
future, have a branch undertaking
establishment in our city. Murfrees-
boro would appreciate concern con-
trolled by so noble man as Mr..
Johnson.
Mrs. Gala Watson, of Nolensville,
Tenn, and Mrs. Martha Faulkner, of
McMinnyille, were the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. A. Ransom last week.
Mr.. A. N. Johnson and Mr.. Perry
Bonds, of Nashville, spent Sunday in
the city Mr.. A. N. Johnson was
present at morning service at Keys
Chapel and made some timely, as
we'll as helpful, remarks at close Of
service.
The Junior Cleaners Club of the
First Baptist Church held an inter
esting meeting at the residence of
Miss Johnnie ONeal Monday, April
llth. The President, Miss Richie
Cox, presided. The meeting opened
with America The Lords prayer
was led by Luster McCauley. After
a short business session, the follow.
ing program was rendered: recitation,
See the flowers" Miss Jimmie John
son; duet, Morning Lilies" Misses
Peal Marbles and Ruth Cox: recita-
ton, ION Sunny Summer Morning."
Luster McCauley, after which the
club was served. Those answering
roll call were Richie Cox, Jennie
Johnson, Ruth Cox, Odahila Brown.
Willie M. Johnson, Pearl Marbles,
James Smith, Hobart Brown, LUIS
ter McCauley.
The Willing Workers Club No.
One, of Keys Chapel, met with Mrs.
Sarah Hicks, Monday evening. At
ter dispensation of business a very
interesting as we'll as helpful talk
was made by Miss B. L. Green on
Some things that might improve our
club"
The First Baptist Church Sunday
school is progressing.
The members of the First Baptist
Church were glad to have with them
Mr.. King Gannaway, of Chattanooga,
who has recently professed hope
in Christ. He made nice talk Sun
day at church.
There were four candidates bap-
tized at First Baptist Church last
Sunday.
The Golden Light Club met at the
First Baptist Church last Monday
night, an interesting business session
was held.
We are sad to report the loss of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ferguson and
Mrs. Myra Thompson's household
property by fire a week ago.
Rev. W. T. Green was at Smyrna
Sunday.
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LAVERNE NOTES.

There will be an entertainment
given by the Sunday-schoOl Saturday,
April 16.
Mr.. Rosie Davis visited his par
ents last week.
Miss Mamie Moore, of Smyrna,
was the guest of Mrs. Hibbett and
Mrs. Lyle Sunday.
We are very glad indeed to see our
dear friend, Miss Sallie Mcknight,
is able to be out with us again.
Mr.. Aaron Trimble's eyes are i'm
proving very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Burnett gave a
dinner in honor of their sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Gooch. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gooch, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ross.
Miss Leonnie Trimble, Mr.. Baker,
Miss Ruth Baker, Mr.. George Hib-
bett, Mr.. P. L. Gooch, Miss Annie
Mai Baker and several others. A
delighted six-course menu was
served.
Mrs. John Nelson and brother Wis.
tied the asylum Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Mason visited Mrs. Buc-
hanan Sunday.
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UNA NOTES..

The Solomon Chapel Sundav-school
under the direction of Superinten.
dent G. H. Simmons, was opened
promptly at $50 a. m. and was largely
attended. Rev. G. H. Williams. the
pastor, commended upon the lesson
and brought out several points. At
1l:15 a. m. Presiding Elder G. L.
jackson preached an able sermon al
though the congregation was small on
account of retiring to the funeral of
Mr.. Governor Baker, 1t was a happy
day in zion.
Rev A. ]. Leath assisted Rev. C.
Fl. Williams in the funeral of Mr..
Governor Baker. 1t was largely at
tended
The Benevolent Order No. 1O7 held
their installation on last Saturday
night with the following officers:
Rev. c. II. Simmons, President; Geo.
Vanleer, Vice President; Isaac Pee
bles, Secretary; Mrs. Belle Cannon,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. A..
Scott, Treasurer; II. Watson. Chan.
lain; Allen Searcy, Chief Marshal;
Mrs E. Searcy Sick Committee: John
Rucker Chairman Board of Direct
ors; Elijah Jennings, Chairman Board
Trustees; Henry Cannon, Chairman
Judiciary Board; Mrs. Jennie Bur-
Chairman Membership Board; An
drew Wisener, Sentinel. Rev. c..
H. Williams addressed the officers
i'm a most ,,1aociyo ,,.o-..,-.
Brother R. I. Foster, of B. O.
No 81 read the ceremony. The duty
OF each officer was read by Mrs. Reba
McGhee, Miss Fannie McGhee, Mr..
Joseph Foster, of B. o. No. 81 also
Mrs. Carrie Burnett and Mary Eos
ter After announcements by Presi-
dent G. H. Simmons the reception
committee including Mesdames Belle
Cannon, Jennie Burnett, Adeline
Scott, Elsie Se2rcy and others began
to serv cakes, ice cream and other
dGinties and thus the affair was en-.
joyed by ali and thus the former
years work passed into history.
Miss Christine Atkinson has begun
employment at the c. T. Insane Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. PEBBLES were out
at Sabbath-school Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Smith YVES the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Watson, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Kitty Davis, of B. o. No.1O7,
who has been reported i'll for two
weeks is better at this writing.
Mrs. Crockett, Misses Carrie Jen-
nings, Cassie Battle were among the
visitors at the installation.