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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
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Shlitten itiibeneen gersmann iDnnten

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Shlitten ftiibenoen gergmann ipnnten
iie unm0gIidb Shri.t baIten, unb 10
tparen bic Domen fhon in fiinfunbs
aipansis Minuten ON Jube bes Gel
Tens dnsefommen, Den man faum in
Spsi Siunbsn sritsist, une ben srft
lange nah ibnert ibre ndnnIihen Be
sleiter, bon Shipeib tfiefenb unb iiht.
oar mitsenommen, binter fib iaben.
pinto Wtdhabo, Der bel Meitem
ausbauernber unb frdftiger, auh elm
pisl getpanbterer gergiteiser dIs sspdo
iuar, i6ieu nod am ipenisiten ermiis
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otbenllps i'm 9dithauis gum .Staubs
bohfau" an, unb bier ertldrie er ernitz
lid. baB er 10 angssriffen fei, bab er
in ben eriten sfpsi Stunben niht bnrz
an oenfen tonne, Die fdbrt ouf LUTTE
gem Wasen na6 benz grienser See
fortsuitben.
80 blieb man benn l1nnere 2eit In
benz @aitbaufe; bic Damen beadben
Iif, ba Tis nitt i'm 9srineiten ermiibet
ipdren, nod bem Stoubbnhfon unb
lpdbrenb Joao iih rubte unb an elmer
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Wo6abo fir ibrs Dsiterreiie. gr mar
out 10 sliidlih, baIo sinen Jubrmann
gu finben, Der ibm periproh, fis sur
rehten 3eit an ous Dampfboot nah
SnterIoten gu it,afisn, bns nm brti
llbr Radmittoss nah oem gisbbah
dbging.
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T6mmtIih bon ben 4nitrengungen hes
WoraenfpnsierganQes binrei6enb ers
bolt, bei.ieasn iis osnn anh ben Wos
gen unb Inngten osrabs am Idhrbouie
an, als bas Boot iit in 4eipegung
ieBen tuollte.
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tpieber ben gera rad benz Giebbdh
binon, INN ben Qtbsnb nnb BITE Nad,t
bafslbfi susubrinesn. 4lIein bier bee
aeanete ibnen fpie pislen Mnoersn bos
Wibsefhid, bob iis tsin unteriommen
m.br in Dem iibsrpollsn 6otel Fdnben
unb 10 mubt.n iis fid enif6Iisten.
nod ipGt Qbenbs nit elmer 0onb.!
mad griens iibersuisseu. no ibnen
enblih hds ertpiini9te Hohtauortier
su 5kiI purh..
Dieter llmitono mar ouh bsr
grunb, tpdrum Trau Bertha Gtspha.
np, bic bes 9erTprsdaens, tpeltes Tie
4rnolo esseten, tpobI eineeoen, NOR,
Der grofiIian.r nidt aniihtis setpors
ben mar unb olfc uuh niht bic Wsls
buna itrer Iniunft nod llnterietn
obftdtten ionnte. Tisie Welbune fpdre
inbtfI.n audi gu Tpdt ansslunet. benn,
fhon bepor ni. graIi!inner einise
Gtunben am 9isbbad perfpeilten, be-
fanben Iin ArnoIo uno Weruer, stpnr
nitt ollsu melt pon linen entferni.
tot, bsreits auf Dem Siege 5u einem
reu.n ibnen boroeboiener 3iele, tuie
mir i'm n16itsn aapitei srfobren mere
ben, uno nur attpRboiersis Stunbsn
| friiber nar.n hi, 1reunbe ouf bem
gunti. .iuo,trofi.u, tpelfKn erft iett
bi. bon linen 9.tfoIgttu erreihten.
| (Jorti:sune folsi.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

ipeI6e bon ben Sesern bss Witt.ls
alters erbulbet perDen muBtsn, finb
niht iblimmer getpeieu, aIs bieienis
gen, rpelhe bic on 5Gmorrhoibsn 2eis
benben freiipiuig ertrasen. syreipilig? /?
@enib Denr entfpeber nertrauen fi1
bieie Gemarterten in ibrer Wer5peifs
lung einem Quadialber an, Der nit
fsinen fHorfen geiamitteln unD Mefe
fern nihts uusri4tet, als bic Shm.rz
aen gu DergrOBern; ooer iie srgeben iib
in ibr qualDolIes Shidial. llno barum
leiben iie freifpilts, Denn es siebt Elm
unfeblbures Wfittel yesen bic 6ds
morrboiben, Or. Stlsbee's 4natefis.
proben frei peridnDt BON g. Neus
ftasptsr e 60. Boz 1216 Rem yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

Gin Jingerabbrud ais
II nterfhrift. Wk mir i'm .er.
trobintt" lsfen. bat ber OebiIfe zines
OeriGtsere,uiors In WarmdrossSais
act llingarn) benz prdfionten bes Dor.
tlaen Gtrihtsbofes ben 0orf4Ias se<
moft, bti Der ausnslluns DON Ootus
menten bic Observation-Disclosures pon
bes Smreibens llntunbisen itatt bes
bisber iiblinen Rreusss bur6 oen 4bs
brud eihes singers su autsntiti5iren.
s5n Der WoiiDirnns bes fhriffli4en
9orI4lases tpirb auf ben nomentlih
i'm Qomttnt Mdrmaros einotrihenen
Hrnuh bineepiefen. buB anh oes
Ghreibsns aunbiee bel Der Inter
fertiguns bon Dotumenttu bas fhrifts
line areu53eiden MAIDEN unb bonn I'm
proseb leuansn, oab bas areuS pom
linen bsrriibre. ipeil iie btiien ols oes
Gmrtibens iunDig gar ni6t btourft
bdtien. Neim Dsrintsbof uno In IN.
tpoItstreifsn begesnet Der Dorf6log
aroBem 1eiFa[I, 1lnb Der pr6fibeat bes
Derihtshofts bat ben WorinIog be-
fiiriDorttnb on bos Juisisminijttsium
seleitet. ..--,.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
2ofal Beridt.
W,uIdjlid,es Glenb.

Der 81 Sab,; aIie ObbadlOf. Jotn
gronn, fp,Iter an WittpDh befpubi.
Ios on Der Gts Der 5orrifon nnb NEE
ftsrn aDtnue oufeefunben tpurbe, TIT
eeitsrn i'm ftdotifhen 5oipital ssftors
ben. Der Coroner ipuroe btnahri4s
tist. Gpnt itarb on ben Joigsn Don
gnibebrungsn uno qaIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05


.Serr Weinbeim!"
.Sn bieIer Meuberung liegt fir gle
burhaus nihts geleiotgeuoes; tpenn
id, beiTere 9drantien perlanee, 10 babe
ih oasu Elm Redt."
Gin Re6t2 Sas perItebe id nitt;
nSer pobl, ssben sic 81, baB Die
ssirma Sbres @aters i'm psrsan9ensn
Sabre bart am 4bgrunoe itanb%
Dem junssn RaHns i6ob bos glut
in bic Daneen, Elm 5prnfIammenoer
glib sutte aus Ieinen Iugen.
uWas man bamols sereoet bat, ipar
gerleumouno," iagte er nit bebenoer
Stimne, bic fpdtere 3ett bat oas
ia bepieien. Mir haben alle Yer
pflittunqen erfuQt, uno nidt Elm sin'
siaer DeafeI 1T protsitirt poroen."
LIMB es tpar frembes 9elo, ipomtt
pieie @etiel eingslDIt puroen," erpts
bsrte Der qfanbleibsr, ibn feit anblls
teno. ,Wenn sic oas leueneH, oann
tam id an Sbrs BalrhsitsItebs nldt
alauben!"
.uno npber pollen sic es tpii1en,
bo sic es nit ioI4sr Sidsrheit be-
haupten2"
Bon sShrem @ater islbit."
.Dds if unmoelid!"
oermonn @einheim 5utte Die ah'
IeIr unb nabm rpieosr cine priie,
,2iiosn Finb mir psrbabt gelpeier
10 LANCE it Iebe," iagte sr nit Ihars
fer gstonung, runb i4 tuubte aud
tsinen grunb, Der mid oerdrlaner
tDrnte, Sbnen cine llnpuArbsit gu Ia
oen. sbr 9otsr fproerte ben mlr
SiIFs aber it babe ME Muberge'haf'
te oematt, unb bic bebeutenos Sum:
me, oeren er beburfte, tpnnts ih nIhi
sntbebren. Sis peroen nun pohI
nitt lGneer bs3psifeln, ,oab er mir oa'
mails feline 8srbdltniTs tIar oussin'
onoerosfest bat, er mubte oas u
tbuR, I'm m.in @srtrdueu 81 gefptn'
nen. limb Sie tperben 10 gut Dihen
pie ih, oob Der Bancroft ppr De-
ghiire Itanb -"
nGrIouben sic, unisre GttiDa bed
ten bic pafioa polIitdnoig!"
,a6er es mar tein Gelb in b.
aaHe, unb Me6IsI BON ishr boheu
8etroge mubten bonorirt peroen. sd
frage gle nun, pobsr bat S9r Bate
biefes 8elo genommen?"
nDas finb 9ei6dftsangslegenbeitsn
bic jsber aaufmann gebeim batter
,nub!"
I'D qebs bns gu, aber penn 81
msin Sdpteseriobn perosr molten
bann tpil it aud pifen. ob ons 8s
f6dft nuf folioem Sunoament rubt
Das tunn mir gliemanb reroenten
uno penn bic Grfiilung bisfsr 5orbe
runs mir perpeigsrt tpirb, bonu tunl
pies nur aus 8riinbsn eeTheben, oi
auf csbre 9sI6dftsp.rbdltniiie eli
| ftlimmes 2i6t perfsn. 5at Sbr 90
ter banoIs bic bebeutenoe Summe Dbl
einem Wuherer eelieben, tpie ih oa
onnebmsn gu miiiIsn eloubs, oann il
bas 0ei6dft aud heute nod bdnte
rott."
vDas 1T .s nidt," erfpiberts guul
Fi6 bod aufri6tenb, I'D femme uuTer
9sI6dftslaee isbr eenou -"
,2uh bas 9ebeimbuh?"
/ Rein. 60 longs i6 niht 4Hoei
bin, babe i3 feline gere4tisuns, cine
Bid binein su Derfen."
Der aIte Mann tpiests eebantsnpol
bas eraus 6aupt unb bIdt!erte Diebe
in feinem gu4e.
/ ,Sm 9ebeimbuh tpsrben sic ien
!! Ghulb per3ei6nst finben," iagts sl
,bsnn bab biefe SduIo eriftirt, unter
liest fir mid teinem 3tpsifel. Sol
i'd es aber b1rauf ontommen IoHsr
baB mad Der 5ohaeit Die Sade gu
Tdmmeabriht unb ih nit meinemger
m0geu in ben RiB trsten mub2 Gi
tperben mir bas ni6t sumutbsn, Il
babe nein 8ermooen iauer erporbe
unb Der Sesen beTelben iou meiner
ainbe unseihmdlert gu S6siI per
ben."
Il goI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

ten ob unb bratte ibu beim. Der 3u<
itanb bes Shoob gilt fir beosnslid.
Ntntnunt @ibbpns fano geItern
Mbenb ouf ieinsm Runbgang ben 40
SABRE alien obbahloIen Mnoreip 2pnh
holbtrfroren on Der gde Der Jront
unb Sycamore Strabe i'm Shnee liez
genb por. Der Mann tpuroe nuh bem
1tdbtiihen 6pipital eebrahi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

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Geri9tsihreibsr: .JiinfunbSDdnsig
Jobre finb Gie2 Dos tonn lDobl ni&t
gut m5sli& fsin!S
Gul4Iia: Sam seplb; abr Sbr
3neifeI befrembsi mid gar ni4t 6err
Getretari y 'usros a1asn.ia fiis lin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sie berRtmteRs---
W9ar(a0erin 0ieles 3eitalas.

Coon In bcr dItetien 8elt cao ss aerut'''
erionen. bic burth BITE e05rIltne toter beeap'
naren. unb es iieat ietn 8Detfei boz, oa'
auh teutsutaes uoA Rsrforen ertfttren. o''
burN eine unbeiannte araft TIM Stanos ins
bteIeS su ttun unc ooranSsnfuoen. mas W
anaert eritannIitb IN unb 5ieibt. shr sola@
bat bic patnr etefe Dame sefonoers besan'iiq'
oern Ne bot ibr BITE feItens 0obs periieetn. nas
cesen .Srer Wsltmenf6en pte etn oifeeIt!aae
aeS Eum aenan az leien. Bsrssbf nicp bat
&c I'm tnrer eiceneu Nenbens an Seefin Gesn't'
uubnt. Gebmt bic Cot 9nb Gar 6ititt bis
beeiin apenue. bnnn eeh StHeise btnanf. b'f
,tr Die inpne saefinens soH Srau .. gdsae
rrs,dt Eas oaus sIi aus iinien 6aao u'''
.m aann TT ben 2aues
MRS. B. YAEGER,
ctef,y asesas. stnnsss. G.nsuaaa c.
HestS 80 Gents unb oornbss.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03

Cory DafrOn spent Thursday at the
Fair. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brewer spent
Thursday at the Fair.
Mrs. Mamie Lewis and mother, Mrs.
A. F. Moore and daughter, Miss Clara
Lewis, spent Thursday in South Pitts
burg, where Mesiames B. F. Bridge
man and Dossie Carlton, of Bridge
port, Joined their party.
Black Young spent Thursday at the
Fair.
Pryor Wolf spent Thursdady at the
Fair
Miss Ida Beene of ST. Mary's, Ohio,
says Fair days were a great rennion of
old friends.
Mrs. Dora Dobbins Moore was help
ing to receive Jasper peope and proud
ly introducing them all to "MR.
MOORE"
W. E. Meyers was down at the Fair
Thursday.
Will Pope and Miss Aileene Pope
we're on the train Friday en- route to
the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus kirkpatrick
were seeing old friends on the Fair
grounds Thursday.
JuuB5 Suhs' L. WlIllhnSOu IN COM
pany with his wife and daughter, were
taking in the Fair Thursday
Miss Maude Dame was at the Coun-
ty Fair Friday.
Miss Lydia Tate of South Pittsburg
was greeting Jasper friends at the Fai
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Hoge and son,
Robert, were at the Fair Thursday.
Misses Bonnie and Rhoda Hoge were
enjoying the Fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Raulstou were
down at the Fair Thursday.
Mrs Jno A. RauIston attended the
County Fair Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Spears and Miss
Gertrude Alexander were in South
Pittsburg Thursday.
Frank Horton, of Chattanooga, took
in the Fair and shook hands with all
the Jasper folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Alley drove
down for the Fair Thursday
Oscar Forester was in South Pitts
burg Thursday.
Chas. Phillips was among those TAX
ing in the Fair Friday
Mrs. Mile Lee, of Bridgeport, was
greeting old friends at the Fair Thurs
day.
Sunshine, of Kelly's Ferry, |
don't know you, but I'd sure love to.
Got a mighty nice card from somebody
up that way, answered it and can't
get any reply. Was it your
Invitations are out to the G. P.
Jackson Opening Oct. 2 and 3. Every
body go. E. L. B.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
WA TCH US GROW &.

NJ. j. Lee, Mulga, Ala, has the
News continued to him so he may get
the news from home.
WATCH US GROW.
A. G.. Parker, RoOpe, Tenn, sends
SOC to continue his subscription to the
News.
WATCH US GROW.
Fred Campbell, Jasper, is another
who can't get along without the News
and pays his subscription.
WATCH US GROW.
S. G. Colson, Ashton, Idaho, sends
stamps to renew his subscription,
which we are glad to do.
WATCH US GROW.
S. A. Condra, Copenhagen. Tenn,
is new reader to be added to our
lists.
WATCH Us GROW.
w. G. Robertson, Rochester, N. Y,
sends 81. 90 to be placed to his sub
scription account for the News, which
he must have.
WATCH US GROW.
A. j. Brannan. the well-known
ocialist writer of Tracy City, pays his
until July next
WATCH US GROW.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03

W. 81. Martin was in Jasper Mon
day.
Rev. Hibbitts went to Jasper Tues
day.
Miss Rebecca Martin went to the
Fair at South Pittsburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Sherman, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Deakins.
went to Chattanooga Tuesday, return
ing Wednesday.
Misses Eliza Martin and Vanetta
Patton attended the Fair at So. Pitts
burg, Thursday and Friday, having
dismissed their schools two days for
the purpose.
Mr.. and MIS-. l. P. Russell, of Stew
enson. Ala we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs d. Hopkins Friday night.
They had attended the Fair at So.
Pittsburg, and were en- route to Dun
lap to visit their daughter, Mrs. Will
Stewart.
Advices from w c, Robertson. Roch-
ester, N. Y, are that he is not study
ing the turkey troT'' just now, but
the financial jump" is the latest.
The presence of two kids in his house
hold is sufficient warranty that it is
Jump, whether financial or not, for
one, much less two, can make an en-
tire family get on a razzle- dazzle
move. He sends kind regards to all
his friends in these diggins.
Rev. W. H. DuBose, of Sewanee,
was here Monday morning and paid
the News short but pleasant call. He
had been to Coppinger Cove where he
conducted services the day before in
the afternoon and night. He also con
Quoted services at Lovers Leap in the
where he had large congre-
CATION. His sermon Sunday afternoon
was reported especially fine by those
who heard it. Quite number from
here were anxious to hear him, but by
a Misunderstanding failed to do so.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
LOCAL.

VIM. Lee went to South Pittsburg
Tuesday.
Mai. J. c. Wall returned to South
Pittsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Lee went to South Pitts
burg to the Fair Friday.
Lena Kilgore of Shirieyton, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
j. c. Wagner attended the Fair at
South Pittsburg Friday and enjoyed
it.
Walter Brewer was among the visit
ors at the Fair at South Pittsburg Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brewer went to
South Pittsburg Thursday to see the
Fair.
John Condra and sons went to South
Pittsburg Thursday and enjoyed the
Fair
Mrs S. r. Mosier and children
went to South Pittsburg Friday to see
the Fair.
DR.. ]. A. Lacy, of Jasper, was here
Tuesday, flushing up his hookworm
business.
A. J. Curtis, of the mountain, was
here Tuesday, and reported slight
frost out there.
John Wilson, of Loudon County,
Tenn. has been visiting his brother,
W. e. Wilson, at Glover Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson and
daughter, Wilma, went to South Pitts
burg Thursday to see the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hill and daugh-
ter. Mildred, and Miss Louise Hill
went to South Pittsburg Friday to
take in the Fair.
Hugh Byrd, who has been visiting
mis- sister, Mrs. W. H. Wilson, at
Glover Hill, was here Saturday night
to see his best girl
Mr. and Mrs. G. Sherman went to
South Pittsburg Wednesday in their
auto, taking with them the Sequachee
exhibits to the Fair.
w. A. Chadwick, OF Shirleyton, was
here Sunday to take his neice, Nellie
BRAY, back to Shirleyton to attend
school, Sba hal been visiting here
since Friday
Mai J. c. Wall. of Sswanee, was
here Sunday, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. D. Hopkins. He went to Cop
pinger Chanel Sunday evening to at
tend services of the Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Jones went to
South Pittsburg Thursday to attend
the Fair. Mrs Jones went again Fri
day to see the aeroplane as Johnny
Green failed to make the flight
Thursday on account of the wind.
jackson Lee returned to Mulga, Ala,
Friday, after short but pleasant
visit with homefolks, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. nj. Lee. He is valued clerk in
the office of the Woodward Coal Co.,
which recently bought out the Birm-
ingham Coal Co.
Elsewhere we insert advertisement
of mountain land for sale in Dixon
Cove. With the chances for work in
that section plentiful by development
of the mining interests, it might be a
good idea to look into this place,
which is we'll adapted for fruit grow
ing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rand
lie, of Chattanooga, Saturday morning, |
fine boy, weighing eight pounds. |
The happy parents are mighty proud |
of it, and lost no time in letting M |
Burnett, of this city know that No. %
of his grandchildren had arrived in
the world.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
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R. Lee Morris, president of the First Nation
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
Thrown FrOm Buggy.

Temple Wall, the little nephew of D.
Hopkins, was thrown from buggy
Monday afternoon when the horse
drew it over a large boulder, and was
badly bruised. His grandfather, ]. c.
Wall, had been to Coppinger Cove, and
had left the horse and buggy standing
at the gate, and when the horse started
off for home, Temple couldn't hold him
and was thrown out.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
THE BLADE

TOLEDO, OHIO.
Tue News and the Blade,
W lOIHL one year each, soc cash.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03

J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
cold, and before the bottle was all u.s.
ed the boys cold was gone. Is that
not better than to pay five dollar
Doctors bill2 For sale by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
For Chapped Skin.

Chapped skin whether on the hands
or face may he cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain Salve. 1t is
also unequalled for sore nipples, burns
and scalds. For sale by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
Platform Scales.

Pla tform scales are to be put in near
depo5 by w. 5. PRYOR for the purpose
of weighing coal. 1t is long needed
convenience.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
Cummings CN
'beeiai 10 tie NezOS.

Sbeciai To the Ne7O..
Mart Hartman visite,
chic Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. q
Miss Beatrice Hartman SAT
Sunday. 4.
his mother, Mrs. Ann
week
visited her brother,
Kelly's Ferry, this M
G. E Hartman "
work at Warrior, AlV-
Mrs. I. Newsom mad
to Chattanooga SATURDAY.
, J. L. York and as.
to Wauhatchie Sunday.
Jas. Newsom took dinne1S
York Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Thompson Wis,
mother at Patton Chapsl Frit
Saturday.
A picked team from the Man
rers' league, of Chattanooga,
Kelly's Ferry Sunday by the scot
to 4 in favor of the Manufa'tt
team. The features of the game
the batting of John York and Ian
Jones. John York hit home ri
with two men on bases in eighth il
ming. The pitcher of the Chattanooe
team was jackson, the best pitcher
the Manufacturers League. The teal
said there was nothing to Kelly's Fee
rvs pitcher, but he certainly did TO
the boys. Struck out by McNabb, L
Hits off of jackson, 18; off of M
Nabb, 6. Kelly's Ferry probably wi
play the same team next Sunday.
Say, "E. L B." my name is ce
tainly John York, and not Hartman.
Little Bo,
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MOntlake.


1t has been long time since I last
appeared, but will try to write a
short letter. Cold weather seems to be
the order of the day.
Everybody is going to the Holy Roll
er meetings out at Huckleberrytown.
A sad thing happened here last
week. Mr.. Nance, an officer, went in
search of boy who had broken into a
store at Daisy week before, and was
shot by Mr.. Wheeler Ricketts, at his
home. Mr.. Ricketts, claims that Mr..
Nance came in shooting at him. Mr..
Ricketts, is in Jail but we hope he will
come out clear as he is good union
man. Maybe God will have band in
helping him out. / hope so. The body
of Mr.. Nance was taken to lockwood
Monday for buIia He leaves a wife
and seven children. We are sorry for
those little fatherless children. We
sympathise with the mother and child
rem as we know they are lonely for
that vacant place can't be filled, but
weep not for him, but be prepared for
a better place.
Mrs. Perkins, from Sale Creek, was
visiting Mrs johnson Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Nance, the widow of Leonard
Nance, is going to move to lockwood
to make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and Mrs Per-
kins went to the holiness meeting
Saturday night, Mrs. johnson said
she didn't want to go any more. She
says she thinks they are crazy, dane
ing around that way. - II
Mrs. Nunley has been ~ for
sometime, but is better Rne
she will soon be bscSer
world of bel.
Well, the men will
if they will get to sta. .
company settles with
will be better times big
will.
viii johnson said he
Bill White to come oveS
like 70 have him make N
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