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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
SG fnebrmals

fpurben in @ien Bel beri6iebenen &C.
ritten Samen negen Srngens bon
groben Sutnabeln perurtbeilt. &iir5z
lid bate it'd bic Snbaberin zines
Stifcrei : @ei6dftes. Srau Naria
Yobl, tpegen ~oesielben SelifteS gu
berantporten. Sie Inaeflaste iiibr
ndmli6 in einem biftbeiesten Gcupee
Speiter 8laiie. Del Der Mnfunit bes
Sugcs eritattete Der Sberinipeftor
linton Sifp bem bienittbuenben @ahz
mann Die Inseige. bab bur1 bie< 9uts
n%aoelipisen Der Srau Eobl sic tDrperz
ltfe Si6erbeit Der Sabrsdite, .sefGbrs
bet mar. Sberinipeftor Sidp CAB
als Seuse an. pab bas gpupee tart
belett mar uno iebr leiht Semanb
bur9 bic lang berporitebenben Suts
nabeln hattie perlebt fperbcn t6nnen.
Ser Hihter perurtbeiltc Saraufbin
Die Ingeflaste 81 elmer iebr reipcfz
tablen 8eIbitrafe. - OieIe biibide
@eifi6te trus ii6 in einem 8icncr
8e5irfsseridt Sl, mo man benz linz
tug. ben iih manhe 9anlen INNER
nod leiiten. gang e1er9iib gu iteuern
ludlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
,Sie Ictteit Wemn."

ct. 2puis, Dfo., %. Ipril. -
an elmer fcitlihen. ipenn audi beifei>
benen Safel Der ct. 2ouis Surnballe
hnttcn lid seitern Ibenb Die neun
llcberlebenben BEG 2urners8atailons
ei%ngcfunben. Inn ben so. Sabrestdg
ibrer einmniiterIns feitli6 gu be-
geben. gs ipar cine refte geteranenz
Seier. nift rauifeno unb ldrmenS,
ionocrn feierli6 unb ~erbebenb.
@on ienen 800 beseiterten Sing
linserl, Die bieies beutide Surners8az
tailon, beltcbeno aus ben Gompagnien,
rI". 50" lmb e.. bilbeten unb bas
i'm 8inter 1S6O-1S61 in Der alien
9urnbale, int sansen 9anbe inter
Dem itolSeu Nanen rgSiesc Der Sreis
belt" befannt, ausgebilbet tpurbe, lit
nod iene fleine Sdaar borbanz
ben, Die seitern Ibenb Die Salbiabrs
bunberts Seier beseben fonnte. Gle
iebt lid aus iol9enben annerasen 5uz
inmmen: Sobn gamberaer, ~ Sabre
alt; Sris Slammser, So Sabre alt;
Soiepb Saberitrob, SO Sabre alt; s..
Q. 9lemme, 76 Sabre aft; Sobn
Steun. 6s Sabre oft; Sucob S6aarf,
6S Sabre alt; Sris Sdoenine. "a
Sabre alt; Seinri1 0elier, II Sabre
alt. unb slusuit gieben. 70 Sabre alt.
3tpei &ameraben iinS I'M %berfloHenen
Sabre CUR eroBen Irmee a~bberuien
porben, Sobn Stod uno BiIiam
Sabm.
Sie EurnersG% cterdnen batten 3tpei
8ameraben 81 @aite. Die gleiGfalls i'm
Siirgerfrieae eefohten baben. gs
fparen biee: 9nmerab Susle, Der 25
Sabre binburd, o 1859 big 1884,
bcim 9. 8nnbesz anbnIerie : Heaiz
mcnte 9ebieut bat. linb aamerab Carl
Sinoner bon Der bentifen Surners
@ompaenic bes 1. aanias Snfnnterie>
8egimcnts aus 2eabenportb. Sans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
gus Weyifp.

Gus gl Snio perlautet unter'm
9ntum BON 20. slpril: Sas Sntez
rciie an Der Srtebens> 8eipegung in
Ntabcros Eager beitebt in Der Soft
ulIl9, baB Die 8e9icrurg in Rerito
ibre Gommihdre fir Die Gonferen5 erz
nenuen miro, IN ipeldDer nit lpa6rz
iheinlider Siferbeit Die Sriebenss
gebingungen b~ereinbart perben.
Ser Siibrer Der S%niurgenien lit be-
reit. lcine g%rnermungen bcfannt 5u
gc6en, iobnlo Die @ertreter Der
&egicrun9 nambaft 9emadt iein
1uerOcn.
Gs miro ertpartct, baB Die Sriez
Observation-Disclosures minbeItens IA
Gage III IniprlidJ nebmen merben.
&crtraucu auf oas erfol9rei1e ausz
tommcn Der llntcrbanolungcn mudt
lid iolupbl I'M Sniurgentens Eager mic
III SlGarc3 gcltcno. Selbit General
Nobnrro, Elm ic6r frie9criIGer 5err.
lit g~c8enludrti9 ianft ipie Gin 2nmm.
Ser Gommanbcur bat jcbt cin Ga
dcln mn Elm freunOlides @ort fir
Sebermamn, iclbIt fir Die emit 10 gez
buBten Observation-Disclosures. Seiz
men Stod IGluingt ct frDblid in Der
Quit. ipcnn or iciueu Snipeftipns>
Runb9ang umtcrnimnlt, uub fem
BETTER, Der lid ibm in Den 8c9
llelt, geht lccr nls.
SonOcr6arcripeiie bat er ipgdr Die
Sborc he5 @cfdugniiies fir einiae i'm
a~lgemeinen barnlpie 2eute 9cDfinct.
beren bonn Stnnbpunfte Der Ncgiez
rulrg aus lnlange6raGtes Surrabs
rufcn nod Dor Sturgeon Den an,tliden
Corn erregt bate.
Iu9enidcinli6 iinb am mciiten
burh Die g%egeulpdrtiee Gage in
Mtcrifo Die Wtnrmonen in Golonia
9ublor 6%cunrubigt. sus GaiaS
@ranbes foinmt Die Na6ri6t, buB
Die meiiteu Sferbe bon Mabcrus ar%
nee bort 3uriidgelnlicn purben, ais
Die Sniurgentcn 9e9eu Suare3 a
ifiertcn, unb burd bas Suheu mad
&eioepldben babeu Die Carmen Der
Wprmonen gelitten. @eniaitens
1000 YfcrOe trciben iid in Der Hads
barihaft bon Gaias @ranbes lumber.
Gin @eritdt. Die S%uiur9enten bdts
ten Die Ibliht, Die Golouiiteu in Suz
blnn unb Sunrc5 81 cutpniiuen. mar
Die %~crnnlnnlm9 ouSn, paB cine Ibs
Oronliltg Der Wormoneu bel Dem aufs
itdnhiid, %Nciinntcn 9iiracrmciitcr ppn
Gains @runbca nnritclig ipurbc. Der
ibr Die Serltcrun8 gab, Dap eiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
2ebe, ,uie On ipiiniben tuirif,

tuent 9u itirbit. eeIsbt su haben. Cine aIte
8nhrheit. bic euia nen bletbt. metl bic 9boren
ME ausiferbeu; neil es auh heute nod 10 piele
gtenidlen giebt, bic. an SIutperetituug fterbenb.
tbr Ieben init benz Bunidhe aushuuden, ie hat.
S sms ost 5etten inr Slnt geseial9t; pet 5e!tet
flopien nno Gtbemnptb. Sdbiuinoei uuo Sbns
nj d1tsfdu etnfeaten, ia ipohl. oa mar es 8eit,
eas Slut 5u %reiniget. Gud, onnu nod, ais bic
dhroniit,e &eritopiuns bas 8lut idon nit ben
ailtigen Nbfalitofen. Die nidht mebr aus BEN
&orper %entfernt tuuroe,t. griinbltd, uergiftet hats
fb ourt &tdenibmdde, nnferiutbtige Nns
i~fwslnngsf,; sansiidle Gppetitioii sseit. .getbe
nno s%riinIidhe .8erfdrbung. Der @eiidtsfarbe.
iih nit benz ~ein5teen SeiImitteI fir ioIdje Jdle
tootiider glutpersiftnns ollie unb n cue @einnos
belt 81 nerldbafel; b. /. nit ben ieit S~abrhuns
6erten beipdbrten ct. Serunrb arduterpiaen
benen 9anienoe uno Nbertauienbe eth seiunoeS
Geben nod idiuerem Siedtbum an nerbanten
baben! Gieie nur aus ben beiten itnb reinften
4fau5enidtten 5uberciteteu Yiuen limb ilr rs
Gents tn allen apptbeten gu baden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
re &ehte unb Tribileeien bebaItcn

lire Hefte unb Eribileeien bebaltcn
ipIten.
Nadbem SGinpis 1918 in ben
S%taatenbnnh aufgenommcn fporbcn
mar (aasfasfia mar befanntIih sic
erlte Sauptitabt) entitanD Die Srage.
ipus nit ben Commons aeidcben
iolic. Sod crit i'm Sabre 1851 err
lieb bic Sesislntur bes Staates silt
nois Elm cigcncs @eies fir &astass
tid, oen,5ufulge man Die Commons
In9elegenbeit reoeln an f0nnen
glaubte, obne Die Contribution su ner<
leBten unb obne Die g%inipphner bon
&asfasfin ibrer 8chte 81 b~craubcn.
Strait ienes @cicses ioIlten Die Gom>
mons burf einen bon Den 9iireern
bon aasfastin e~ripdblten Gcripalz
~tlrnssratb eo%ntroniert perbcn, ipbaB
oas Sunb in EarSelen aussclegt, an
Die Weiltbietenben auf niht mebr nls
so Sabre berpnhtet. mn Die 10 crz
baltene Saht fir Sdulen mub 8eli.
sipn mnb iunitise allsemcine Spcde
periuenbct ,uerben biirften.
Seit 1851 bat bieier i'm ielheu
Sabre ecietlih f~reierte 9eripaltunass
roth 81 Hcft beitanben. unb i'm IGs
9emeinen. benz 8ortTaute jenes @es
Iebes gemdB. gcbanbelt. Sod nun
entItano Dor einiaen Sabren cine
8eftsfra9e, uub bieie Srage lit Der
a%ernpunft beg san5en Strcites, Der
ieft bonn Staats : Sbergeriht cntz
lhieben tpuroe. - ,Imeritd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Ter lette 9bmrmmid)ter 1T Gpblens
g%citprbcn.

GpbIens. - Ser lcbte Sburms
fpdfter Der 2ie6irGuen : Stride. elm
alter aricgcr ans Den Selpsii9en 1865
lno 1901, lit ~aeitorben. @it
leinem Sinifeiocn bort Sleleif Die
einridtung Der Seueripade allf benz
&tr6tburmc auf, unb pergebens tpirh
man bas 9cpubnic 2iht IN benz
5burmBimmcr bel Madt I,tden. Tlid,
Die altc Cite Deg @ierteiitunpenpieis
fcns. gum 3eiden. oub Der @d6ter
duf ieincm Soften mar. immcrbin Gin
Stiid biiracrlibcr Yociic. lit bnmit
gclhipunpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Gin ,Wfifpernanbnif".

aleine llriahen, grpBe @irfuneen!
gs limb i6on @ertpidellngcn erniter
Natilr uno lo9dr &rieee baourd ents
Itanoen, baB bodgeltellten Samen
lift Die eripnrtete G6re ertpieIen
ipurbe. GO lflimm ipiro MN allerz
oin9s Der Stlrm I'M Sbeeteiiel, ipele
der bur6 Die @prciIigfeit. nm nift
81 iasen SaftIoiiafcit zines Warinez
Sffidiers entItanbcn lit, ri6t nerlduz
fen. Srmcrbin aber pirft Die 8erz
anlaiiun9 eineu Sdla9i6atten auf
Die in 9cipiien areiien i~lnIerer Hez
publif - angeblid Der beiten. fpeldlc
Die 8elt ie bate - berridenben ses
iellidaftliden Inihauungen.
Gin 3Delins Der Warines afabemie
ST annapolis bate SRI. Beers. 5odz
ter bes Erofeliors geers, Die in elmer
Samilie Die Stelung elmer @eieaz
i6aftlcrin befleibete. az eincm Bali
eingelaben. Sic folgte Der @%inlaoung,
bod ipdter mnfte aapitdn 8opper.
Commandment Der genai1nten Gtaatsz
Gnitalt. BEN, b%etreffenbcn jungen
Wannc @ortpiirfe. inbem CT i'm bar>
auf aufmerfiam mahte, DAB feline
Sar5bame elm S%icnItbote. unb ein
iolher feline gecisnete @%eieIifaft fir
,eineu an9ebenoen Seebelben lei.
Wdre 5rl. Beers ein geipobnliher
Sienitbotc gelpeIen, Damn bate Der
8orfaq bamit nermutbiih ieinen Gbs
Iblub sefunben. Sic lit aber nidt
MIR Die 5o6ter zines Yrofeiiors,
Iunbern aud zines Sreunbes bes YrGs
iibenten Gait. Sas fpubte natiirIi6
Der &apitdn gotpDer nift, aber man
idlrnte nift. i'm barauf aufmerfiam
gu maiden, unb Der Warineminiiter
CAB inn Su periteben. baB er es fir
an9ebraft baltic. ipenn Der Serr
Summanbcur Der Warine@ Gfaben,ie
ben Srpfeiior unb ieine Sohter nm
SntidulDigung bite. @s pirb err
ipartet. bab Elm gbihiebsseIu6 aus
.@ciunbbeitsriidiihten" Die nd6ite
Solge iein tpirb.
Somit bitten s,uar bic yeleibistcn
lire 8cnmstbuuns erlanst, aber nit
Der Mrt nitb @etfc, mic Der Warincs
miniitcr ben Gommnnbcnr anf ieinen
Sebltritt auimcrfiam madbtc, finb
uielc 9eutc nift saus sufricben. Gr
,uies nGumlid, baranf bin, bat binihts
lid Der seicaihaftlidcn Stelmns
Der jnnscn Santc cin WiRuerftdnbnif
pprlag. Mit anbcren @urten: Sic
mar uidjt Gin Sicnfbpte i'm gemIhn.
liden Sinnc bes @ortcs, b. B.. nidt
s%c5iuuuscn, ibrcn 2ebcnSuntcrbalt
iclbit su p%erbienen, ionocrn seb6rte
Ucrm6se ibrer Ibfnnft ben b6beren
Stinbcn an.
Sieier 5inweis mar jebenfaIs febr
unsliflid s%ciudblt. Gr sibt Der
n%nlaiiuns sn Der Srase, pb im nns
iercr Hepublif ein jnnaes Wi6bden,
,ueldes ieinen 9ebcnsnnterbalt felbit
perbient, niht bieielbc 9htung bean=
iprufeu fam, ,uclde Elm Wabhen ers
i~uartet, bas in Der @abl ieiner
Gltern etmas gliiflifer ,par.
Dan f6nnte fcrner sagen, IS nns
iere fiinftisen Seebelbem 10 ersosen
iuerben iullen, hak fie nit Gigenbiins
fel nnb Seradtnns anf bic 95dter
Der Stemersabler, bic linen bic &C.
balter besablen, berabbliden miifen.
So bcitt MN, bab Der Nbgeprbnetc
BON Snbiana bic Sahe i'm
GonsreR sur Sprade brinsen wirb.
pirb CT bic Srasc anf.
ub bic Gesicruns Der Ser.
Staten sewiIermafen off.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Die Welt mar itutis,

als Die itaunenerreeenben gigenihafs
ten bon Sudlen's Irnifnz Salbe gum
crItcn 0tale befannt 9enaft %purpen.
dber picr5i9 Sabre Der mlnberppllen
8eilnnaen baben beipieien. bab Die
gebauptunscu auf @abrbeit berubten
unb bieielbe lit iest iibernq aIs. Die
bette Snlbe Der Welt fir granbpnns
ben. 8ei6piire, griibpunben, Sfnitta
fpltnoen. Sueti6unsen. @erita1duns
gen. @ei6tpiilite, gc3en,a, seiprlins
gene t6dnbe. Siebertpunbcn uno SGz
m%orrboiben betannt. Sur 25 Gents
in {. 8A &uete's gpptbete. $50
W1ain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Gines Gtnbreders semeine Chat

mag einen Sausbalt niGt 10 bolI>
itdnbig in Gnglt berieben, als Die
ldtge 9rnnfbeit elmer Wutter. sber
Sr. Sings Sem 2ife Hillen iinb elm
ppr3iiglides Seilmittel fir Srauen.
vSieielben balfen mir in ipunberbarer
8eiie bel GerItopfung mno einem
Sraienleiben", idrieb Srau M. 6.
9uuldp bon 2enbin. Senn. 8enn
Sic tranf iinb. 10 berfuden sic biez
ielbc. % Gents in g. @. Huete's
apotbefe, $50 gtnin Strabe, 9us
blt;ue, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

siell ben Statbpnnft e%iunimmt, baf
elmer innsca Dante, ncld,e bnr6 bic
ltmftanoe scsiunngen lit, ibrcn 9e=
bensmnterbalt felbit su uerbiencn, Der
Werfebr IN Uncle cams pffisieller
Samilie nnteriagt merhen biirfe, ,ucl=
der tbrcn reiden Ntitihmcitcrn itnr
bcsbalb offen itcbt, ,ueil tie cit miifi=
ges Saicin fiibren fjnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Stint Weacr aa bcmIcIbcn @afgcn.

Ola oma Gitp. %. gpril.
- SiInf Ncgcr, .pcldc am 8. WfdrS
Den 8ciBeu VI. 8. ard)ic bcraubteu
linb crmocSe.en, iultrbcn beite nerurz
tbeilt an 81. SUM pas Scrbredcn su
ocricl1en Scit uno an bcmlelben
@algcn 81 biiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

5lpei erfol9loien Sperationen unters
sieben. @inter berpfdnbete feline Maz
ihinc. gntmutbiet unb boffnuneslos
perbrafte Der iunse Batter feline Gage
I'M Soipital unb auf Dem &irhbof.
Sein Notortpagen ftano miibte.
Walter. Der dlteite Sobn tpurbe an,
10. Sebruar 1911 bon eincm Gtraz
B%enbabnipaacn i%iberiabren. Im "a.
Sebruar itar6 Die YGitter an elmer
Operation i'm Soipitul. uub prei Gage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Iangel an 9utem Bilen lag es nidt.
S6nlb am Sernbleiben trlts nur.
ipie in Dem Sale oes gu SauIe sez
ldbnt acknowledgement Serbindno
Subts, bas forperlihe llnpermDgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Ius Sahicn.

Sebrcr: raiuber, mas gibt es fir
Sdrmc2"
Gritcr Sdiiler: rS6meinsodr.
me-"
3meiter Shiiler: .GinbsbGrme,
ShnfsoGrme."
Sebrer: Siam mir nod iemano
ipeld)e nertnen? Na, Oh 8arl.
fen?"
&nrlfen: Yaer6odrme, Serr
Scbrcr!"-, @udfaltel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
T ~
Snrd bic &oic.

Sater Ser 9raut: ,sIio, Sic mol.
len meinc Softer beiratben? SOM,
loaen Sic mai, mas iino Sic bonn
eigentlid?"
@ewcrber: nSmnolungs Heiien.
Ocr!!"
gater: .Sm, na ba iinbcn Sic
mobl gar nidts s(uiioaenoes mcbr
BARN. meun Sic biilauSgeluorfen
werOen."
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
Morrison.

SbecfaI 10 the Ns70s.
We were visited by a steady rain
yesterday which was greatly apprecia-
ted by people on the mountain who
were fighting fire Sunday.
John Turner and wife spent Satur-
day night at Ropt. Parker's
Mrs Caroline Stroud spent Sunday
at Frank Browns.
Mrs. Clara Huntly and Misses Char
ity and Emma Hills visited at Bilbra
McAfee's Sunday.
The little years old child of Jim
Claburn has a bad case of Group.
Most everybody is done gathering
corn and the farmers are busy fixing
fences preparatory to making another
crop.
Eggs are a good price now, Csc
dozen.
George Justice visited at Wager Sun
day.
Miss Mary Pointer of Viola, spent
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Floyd McAfee.
The baby of Mr. Orval Stubbefield
died last Wednesday from cloup. The
bereaved ones have our tenderest sym
pathy.
BOD Parker ana wife visited at Mort
Stroud Sunday.
Cleve Blackburn had the misfortune
of getting his house burned one night
last week. They were not at home,
nothing was saved. The
house, which belonged TO Mr.. Taylor,
was insured. Mr.. Blackburn also had
his household furniture insured
Hervy Stroud and Oscar Bonner Wis
tied at Bilbra McAfees Sunday.
There will be an entertainment Civ
en- by the school at this place Friday
night, consisting of plays, drills and
quartettes A small admittance fee
will be charged, the proceeds to be
used for the school library.
Several from here attended the en-
tertainment at Green Hill school house
Saturday night.
Come again, "Hoss Eye"
Farmers Wife.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
OPERATORS BLOCK
INTERSTATE MINE
ARRANGEMENTS
April Strike Is Probable

! CHICAGO, Dec IS. Representa-
tives of the United Mine Workers from
all of the coal mining districts in the
country met with the Illinois and In
diana operators at the Hotel La Sale
to discuss the restoration of the inter
state wage agreement in the central
competitive district, The operators
of Ohio ana western Pennsylvania re-
fused to take part in the conference,
and without them an agreement on
the plan which prevailed previous to
1906 cannot be perfected.
Officials of the miners intimated that
they are through with making separ-
ate state agreements, and if the inter
state movement cannot be rehabilitat-
ed they said the miners in thei1 con-
vention would consider making a ma
tional agreement with the operators.
Such a plan would mean that if a
general throughout the the country.
A committee of one operator and one
miner from each district was appoint
ed to make an effort to induce Ohio
and western Pennsylvania to join in
the interstate movement and to ar
range a further conference on the sub
JecJ, OnueF JD6 separate SGhG6 aSr60-
ment wages have been forced up in H.
linois to point where the operators
cannot compete with other states.
This has resulted in the Illinois mines
being idle half the time during the
last year, and the miners themselves
recognize that something must be done
to put the business Oh a more fair
competitive basis.
Operators in western Pennsylvania
say they have to compete with the non
union mines in central Pennsylvania
on one side and the West Virginia non
union mines on the other, and they are
not looking for an alliance that will
only make conditions worse for them.
The Indiana operators while they
have the advantage of Illinois in the
Chicago market, complain that the
nonunion fields in Kentucky are driv-
ing them out of the indianapolis mar
ket, which snould be theirs.
The meeting here was informal and
apparently harmonious, but the lead
ers on both sides adm tied that the out
look for April /, when all contrac is
expire, is not encouraging,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
AUTO DESTROYED
Travelling Salesman Loses VaIu.
able Machine.

". H. Barnett, who is travelling for
the firm of Foster Bros. and Barnett
Co, of Knoxville, Tenn, while on his
way from Scottsboro to Chattanooga,
lost his automobile near Pikeville.
last Saturday morning, The machine
was completely destroyed by fire.
The first thing that Mr.. Barnett saw
to indicate that the machine was on
fire was small blaze coming up
through the footboard. The fire lasted
for over an hour and the car was tetal-
ly destroyed with the exception of the
front wheels. The automobile was a
30 horse power "Reo'' and cost $500
There was $3.50 insurance.
The fact that the machine did not
explode was fortunate for Mr.. Barn
nett, as it would doubtless have meant
instant death.
The ruined framework of the car
was taken to Hollywood from which
point it was shipped to the factory at
Knoxville. Bridgeport News
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
Saved His Wife'S Life.

my wife would have been in hel
grave today" writes O. Fl. Brown, OF
Mnscadine, Ala, if it had not beer
for DR. King New Discovery. She
was down in her bed, not able to get
up without help She had a severe
bronchial trouble and a dreadful
cough. | got her bottle of Dr. King S
New Discovery, and she soon began to
mend, and was we'll in short time. -
Infallible for coughs and colds, it is
the most reliable remedy on earth for
desperate lung trouble, hemorrhages,
Ia grippe, asthma, nay fever, Group
and whooping cough. soc, $l.00 Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Whitwell
Drug Co, of Whitwell.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
DON'T ROB THE CHILDREN

Editor News:
observe in a late issue of your pa
per that "Uncle Tom" opposes the
! truant law. Now, "Uncle Tom,
don't want to get up debate with
you on a question like that, but / want
to ask you to study little about this
matter and learn enough to be able in
few days to retract what you have
said about it.
At heart yeu probably want to be
right, but when yOu oppose a law of
that kind, You are against the interest
ard welfare of the rising generation
and against the state.
You say leo the parents be the boss
IS. | say if they are to be the bosses,
they should be required TO rule right
or suffer the penalty of the law for not
doing so,
A parent has no moral right and
should have no legal right to rob his
child of the chance to be educated Ill
this land of free schools
''Uncle Tom, don't try to defend
mans right to keep his children
in ignorance There are thousands of
people in Tennessee now in ignorance
who would have been armed with an
education if our parents and grand pa
rents had been compelled to. send us to
school.
There are thousands of people with
families in which there are a number
of children, and these same parents
are unfit to govern the home, and we
know that the children suffer if they
are allowed to keep them out of school.
| have not time to make long al
gument about this, but will close and
in SO doing ask "Uncle Tom to study
this matter some more.
1t is the state and not political
party that governs in this affair and it
meets the approval of the intelligent
and right thinking people of all par
ties. The democrats made your COM
pulsory law in Tennessee am a re-
publican but | endorse that act of the
democrats.
Say, "Uncle Tom,' what do you
think of the sensational affairs that
have been going on lately, such as the
Mcnamara s confession. l was very
much surprised at that. Detective
Burns claims to have some more sur
prises for the people.
Do you think any of these things
will hurt labor unions or the Social
ist party.
You know the Socialists took an
active part in the defense of those
people. / am hurried and must close,
WILD WEST,
Lamar, Okla.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
Woodbury..

Spec,ai IL he Nez0s.
The Woodbury. High School closed
on Friday night, Dec. Sth, with nice
programme. This is the third term
Prof Williams has taught nere, and
everybody regrets very much that he
will not teach next term. He is going
TO Lebanon, Tenn. to study law.
Messr5. Tom Patton and Jess Jerna-
gan, of Bradyville, were here Wed
ne, day of last week.
Miss Annie Travis, of Readyville,
visite friends here, and attended the
closing of school.
"Uncle Tom Carrick, of Tracy
City, is visiting friends and relatives
IN Cannon County this week.
Mrs. O o. Williams is expecting
Der on, Dorau, home from Georgia
tha last of this week, where be has
been teaching school
Master Claude Williams, of Brady
villc, was here a few days ago visit
ing friends
"Jack" Jones has moved his family
ont four miles from town on a farm.
We regret to lose this good family
from our community
Rev. Doak, the ''deviP' at the
Courier office and Prof Hoyt O. Will
liams attended church at Northcutt s
store in the barrens Sunday morning,
Rev. E. M. Harreli. presiding elder
of the NJ. E. Church, will hold his 1st
Quarterly Conference on the the Wood
bury Mission the Goth at Woodbury..
Mr.. T. F. Carrick, Sr., of Tracy
City, and his cousin, Ollie Carrick,
of Rocky Point, took dinner with
"Old Sox'' Monday. Come again,
"Uncle Tom aud Miss Ollie. We
enjoy your company so much.
Prof Doran Williams, brother of
Prof. Hoyt Williams, closed his school
at Tiger, Ga, Friday and came home
Msnday. He contemplates returning
to teach the spring session. Old Sox.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-21
To Erect Monument.

A move is on foot at Jasper to erect
A F. Moore, to be paid for by funds
raised among his former students, who
are many. Those desiring to partici-
pate in this laudable undertaking and
work of love for a worthy instructor,
should send $100 to NJ. E. Walker,
Jasper, Tenn, who, when a suitable
fund is secured. will place it in charge
of local committee to erect stone
Prof. Moore was active and untir;
ing in his efforts to promote the cause
of education, and it is believed those
who received instruction from him
will be glad to participate in this good
work,