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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

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braht perbsn, biirTen mir auf tstrer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

grunnen fomnlt oas Gef!npper oes
Woiierrabes. Sd fnnn Craze out olS
Wautbier ieben, oas INNER I'm arelle
herumirdbi uno Wniicr teranfboif.
Gs iit iett ilno iibellnuiiih niio raf
slpei bittfnrmiae a5rbd)en iiber Den
Augen. gsie iein HrliSer in Wignun
loas Maaultbicr iiiht I'm gfebel let'ieii
@eg), iuanbcIt es ouh nlebr I'M .0ian'
ben oIs i'm gfanen. Gs bot mif gc.
bort unn itebt jtin. Tas Sfilliteben III
lieine gaiiion. I'd, flatide IN ote Sar'
be, unb es sebt In itiInrHerssufD ipsf
| ter.
soi'nns rptber sSes tniifi 5ipiihsil
ben Grungen- nno Wunoarinenbaii'
men nuf itnb iiieber fuie eIne Vole.
aber er fonntt, REIN aus Wirtnng be-
irahiet, nidt oui eegen bic grelleh
TarbfIe6e Der Granger IN lbrens
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
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pie 2sd&ermeifer pon G6io.
Jhr Staatsperbaab III ssitern In Tan.
ton sar 5absssperiammluns
sniommengetreteu.

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geftern b<r Etactsperbonn Der Bddss
reibeft.r BON Oho sur 8. JubrssDtrs
iammIung sufammensetreten. Die
GbeiInohms ppn Cincinnati III gang
beb<uieun. cenn bic D<rtrettr Der Cos
folpersinigung iperben srobs Nnitrsn.
sunaen MAIDEN. nm bic n1hifjahrigt
apHpentipn fur Cincinnati su trlnns
gen. Die gineinno.ier, bic pislfah
bon ibrsn. Domsn bseltiiei fino. btgas
ben iih stIi<ru Worgen in einem Spss
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ton, tpoislbfs sin Gmpfonssiummiiise
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natter BddtreibsiitersD sDsrsins finb ok
n.rren qrdEbsnt Sobn 0oriIaub. Se'
frsidr g. 3. ss6rfier. gnosmeiiser y.
6. Gntner, fopie Wm. Dinielassr.
gmil I<iael, WilIiam 0srbolb. .. 3.
go6iII, 6enrp Dentomp, HALTER pbil.
lips, u. Neriert, WtlIiam H<rgeipiin
Jolspb aruub, q. e. M<il. 9beobol
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Goepp, Rob<rt Wurtborbt, Mlbert
G1mib. 'syreb. WiilIsr. MilIiam 1bit
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

Sur Stunbe, ba mir oieIes
fhrei6sn, iIt erIihtlid, bab 9aft nett
bapon entfernt tit, bic ssidmmts Deles
CATION bes Stadtss gu erldnger. Sept
Ihon iit bic W6gIidteit ni6t ausgss
fhlpFen, oab RooiepeIt nebr DeIsgas
ten baben piro uno es f6eint iogdr,
bah er bic Staatstpnpention fontro=
lirt. sc mar Elm Srrtbum bon Seitsn
Der aampagne. 2eiter Salts, Shto als
ben entiheioenosn Staat gu beaethnen,
oo eine InsdbI llmitdnoe obtpaltstsn,
peI6e All llngunfteu Don 5aft Ddrtn.
Wte mir pDruusgeidgt. baben ibm be
;Farmer ben Resiprositdtspertrag NIT
Ganaba nibt psraieben, ben mir nah
pie Dor aIs bic psrbienftpollfts That
oes grdFbentsu riibmen. aber segen
bic Sel5ftfuht lit niht auf5ufommen.
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0ertrag Iie 9eihdbigt bate uno rehnes
ten ibn benz 9rGiibentsu aIs Elm i6fpss
res 9srbrehen an. Jerner mar CUR
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uno anbere Snbuftries sStGote i'm
Rorosn fe6r rabitdI iino. Gu6 in otss
fem Tale 1T Saft grobes unrstt gss
fteben, bab man ibu aIs Redtttondr
psrTbrieen bat, nobel freilih 81 bsmsrs
fen 1T. bob bic Wsiis, tpie er ben Bpr'
purf obaepebrt bat, nidt efonoers
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perfriht pGre, SaFts aanoieutur uIs
o6oetban gu betrddten, 70 Idbt ith bod
ftpn 10 pisI iaesn. ooB isine ausfh.
ten tpe'sntIich getriibt iino. Sonte i'd
cber ereebsn bab Rooiepslt bic republic
taniTde 9pnDsntipn in befsm Stdat'
tontroIirt, 10 tpirb Der prdFosnt mob
felbft etnIeben, oob er burh bic Sort
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tel fhGbieen piiroe. Dob tppllen nil
boFfen, boB sr better abgsihnittsn bat
ols aus ben oegenpdrtteen gert4ter
su IhIHben III. go DisIe poIitifh'
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otermolissn Rominotion p.roisnt bat
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SrieffaHen.

aeftr. - RAD btm 3tnIus pom
Sabre 1910 bat glsp.Iono 560,6
uno Cincinnati 363, ,59l einpohntr.
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gepelnno 724.OO0 uuh Cincinnati
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fftint Is, bub GIso.Ionb mehr beans
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q. - Der ilnabbdussse Crotn Der
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Gas groarnmm fiir has gfinsItfeit
am naditen Sonntag.

Wit aroksn o,uiftsn WolisftleH
beaiHnt une itlitBt Die Gdiion i'm
g6efer gari. aud In biefsm Satrs
,ptroen bic Der. S1nssr NIT Sons
uub alang ibpn Sdnetrtag am
pfineftfonniag. 20. Wui, In benz re
rpoirtsn GbeEisr por,, Der ftcnsr III
als is, begsbsn. Gin aussesssi4usi,s.
uihbaltig,s prosramm III in Uorbt'
rsiiuns, 10 bab Tih oos psrebrte ga'
blitum qetpib niti lanetDel!en .psrn.
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mard faais: Der 1sutitt tanR itt
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Nitternnd)tsaeies,

Der Wirib Gouaro gser ppn r.,
Poplar Strobe unb Dalton 4p<nus
iDur0s seitsrn su friibsr Mogsentunes
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leg tDfgta ongeblid<r llsb<rtrsiaua b<s
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Bkr. I'm hisislbsn aIs NspsiSmcitu;al
~ btnus<n.
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Stone BON Rtffouribd bat fl

= II . II UI 7 I W.T. ~
I'm Senat iber ben Sampf 3pt'hen
Hppiepelt uno Saft luittg gsmaht
@ir lpOuen ibm germ sugeitebsn, oob
er feine BON ben fdDnen Gptiooen IN
Der umsritaniIden 8eihthte btloet
@ir boffen jsbod, oaB aus bteien1
llebel 8utes erfolgen pirb. inoem etr
@erfaiungs Qnsnoement ssnsbmtg
tpirb, pelaes ben grdIioentihafts'
Ssrmin auf ie6s Sabre ausoebnt uni
ben prdFbenten ouf einsn 5srmin be-
fdrdnit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

S@ ihIenbere bsir6 bie onffenOe
Renae Inngfant tn ben Dorten onriid
urb jsee mid untsr be @fefferbd1snrs.
BE eben onfnngef, ibre hebeH, rolsn'
foubtllen Hssren ~ 1sto<n HON
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transacted, after which a very inter
esting programme was rendered. Miss
Fannie Hugh Southall led a chorus,
after which Mrs Harvey Ewing gave
a reading from Dunbar, subject, "In
the Morning" Miss Louise Davis
then gave a recitation and Miss Alice
Otey, select reading. Mrs. Parish
Williams then sang a solo, the club
joining in the chorus. A brief social
hour was then enjoyed, during which
time delicious ice-course was served.
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Ulysses Hughes May 9th. A de-
ligbtful entertainment was given by
the Forget-Me-Not Art Club Friday
evening, May 8, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Baugh in honor of Mrs.
Calhoun, of Talladega, Ala. The hall
and reception-rooms we're decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants.
Various games were enjoyed through
cut the evening, during which refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Misses Alice Otey, Fannie H.
Southall Sadie Murdix, Ethel Merrell,
Louise Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Reddick,
Mrs. Ed. Calhoun and Messrs. Robt.
Murdix, Russell Otey, James L. Da-
Wis, Harvey North and ]. A. Hughes.
Mrs. Ed. Calhoun left Monday morn
ing for her home in Talladega, Ala,
after spending a month with her sis
ter, Mrs. John w. Reddick. Mrs. Cal
houn was the recipient Of many social
events during her stay here. The col
ored public school closed Friday, May
10. Rev. L. w, McGhee spent few
days at his old home, Chattanooga
Miss Jessie Moore is yet on the sick
list. Mr.. Jurman Patton spent las
Monday and Tuesday at home. Mr.
W. B. Redmon was at Thompson Sta
ton last Saturday on business. Mrs
Mary Parks and her little granddaugh
Blanche Baugh, were in Nashville las
last week visiting relatives ant
friends. Miss Almeria Williams wa
in Nashville last week visiting he
sister.
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Asseassas ekWA NasES

Ne axe Sgse Sa esS sAAs Mrs, sam
Sask6N'sS = aS2 SseEa esses : seAs
soAA 81 sS(.kaNsa Mss Amanda MeEs
9SSsther Ard 5atSe sseSaeN 1eAa Esslet,
ss,e mitch Se4eer Msa. NSwseA lssSae
hs6 eaice q es6 SSSaeAS FsFs week,
NE heavy A6NAh(6T * sasA washed
sp,AV al St 4ttf sfsahS &AsSkeAs. CIV
sfN-s(,e 70 Mrs. S1sSftA Weat1 ~ cry,
tss Avsih ME sSSsSbeft2e * nv ssa
Nf,,s 4shnsel AShhs6h Sslate SesS rear
6eihs ees66S&6 ~ 4f% M lsNss
Drake. sfter q ta,bi@ s9setls, departed
IN IRE NFsN rA me RAs8S @seaas
ii Mr. Ae~lls Mts'helA are ssAa 90
see nm Sts 8eSih. NN GaARsge C9eSs
4osAe : fNihs eyfb 10 N'ssANst4e Mon
SsN on bhsffess. Mr. $stNofse sAsssSsA
Is ea;te sSS Nslth piSetfs6h's ~ RAiS
ms al.t& f,sttN f%teSe'A SsseF \
ssN ~ teh 9e6fsls s3 qst4 a.& AeAssa
hss s,s8a#e6 10 4s6t3SNslSe, Nv &S'
sastA 9,A Rsaslltst ejf KEY b y eee'
n}S s. an gose slk 4is sAst week.
Nsessse N2,e'iS SSSy8 AVA Feweelea
s esS,44. AZ fy,e4EdA, NN,a we've tAe
s.eeSfs ii NesSses 5}AA A. carr ana
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-10
MASON NOTES

MISSES NeSNeas Walker eaF&etSe
~A<sSra ana A@Aa sSa4@AA@s, 0g
eSrswaSvsJoa. Ne8a. were she guests
81 MISSES Nina as& G}SgAec FSe'&S last
sN5S8sN and Saturday, They came
~ wssaaSS the SloSs@S exercises 81
tfssha CIV SeNeaa On last ESt&ay
rsxNs Rev. Waiter l.. Johnson. who
49, AeeN stteN6jrS Cannon Theolog,
sess Seminary Tor The hast three years
r7ensvsox himself tor The study Of
iNs ministry, returned home from
seNaa, last SATURDAY, The beautiful
naoa a Rev. and Mrs lUnious sgd
nor was visited last Monday by the
Mason Fishing Club, Among the
number were: Misses Nina ?, Fields,
Esther Lee Fields, lola Fields, and
Nessrs 4. ?. Gordon. W, L. John
son. II. B. Rufin and NJ. w. RuIin'
The trip was very much enjoyed. Mrs.
Svdnor served q sslubrious menu. we
were also entertained with beautiful
music. The beautiful concrete struc-
ture of Rev. P. H. Rufin is now going
M. The foundation is brick. Rev,
W. L. johnson was visitor at the
writer's home last Sunday. Miss
Mary McNeal is visiting friends in
the Bluff City this week. Mrs. M,
F Rufin. wife of DR.. B. L. Ruffin,
made a trip to Brownsville last week.
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RRIERsvlLLE NOTES.

The services at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church last Sunday were well
attended, despite the inclemency of
the weather. Miss Johnetta Bates,
who has been sick for a week or so,
is up and able to be out again. Little
Alexander Pettis Shields is sick this
week. Mr. Alex. Pettis is on the sick
list. Miss Louise Love, Miss Florey
Love Perry, Mr.. Ed H. Pettis and
Mr.. F. M. White attended commence
ment at Walden last Monday night.
Mr.. Albert Tally and little son, Of
Guthrie, KY, were the guests Of his
sister, Mrs. Harriet Vinson, last Fri
day and Saturday, Mr.. Warren Pay
ton, of Hopkinsville, KY, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs Lottie Shaw,
last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Lot
tie Shaw was called to the bedside Of
her sick mother at Nashville last
week. Revival services will begin at
the A. M. e. Church next Sunday.
Miss Katie l.. Pettis, Miss Mary l..
Love attended the Rock City Baptist
Church baptizing at Williams Ferry
last Sunday.
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wlLLIAMsPoRT NOTES.

Rev. N. Smith preached an able
sermon Sunday, April 2Sth, at II
o'clock. His text was Romans 1881.
Amens were heard coming up from
all parts of the church. The service
was largely attended The Sunday
school has taken on new life, and
seems to have caught the missionary
spirit, by presenting 263 eggs, for
which we got cash. We give high
credit to the parents and children.
Mr.. T. B. Crosby and Miss Anna
Smith were united in holy wedlock last
Thursday at p. m. at the home of the
bride. Rev. N. Smith officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry CAN'T are the proud
parents of a fine baby. Mother and
baby are doing we'll. Mr.. Charles
Webster received severe kick from
his horse last Friday He is reported
able % be up at this writing. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Totten and little daughter,
or Centreville, were the guests of Mr..
S. G. CAN'T from Saturday until Tues
day. Misses jamie Gordon and Serena
Frierson were the guests of Miss Sal
lie A. Anderson from Saturday until
Monday. Mr.. Horace P. Smith re-
turned home from Shelbyville School
last Thursday, also Mr. Alvin Buford.
Mrs. Martha Parker and grand
daughter, Miss Lue w. Johnson, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Columbia,
the guests of Mrs. Amanda Johnson.
Mr.. James Tyler accompanied Miss
Lue w. Johnson home from Columbia
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
wer e called to Graces Branch Mon
day to the bedside of their brother,
Mr.. Daniel Anderson. Misses Ger
trude and Nancy Russell visited their
cousin, Miss Roxy Russell, Sunday.
She is reported better. Mr.. John
Tucker, Jr., is very i'll at this writing
Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Hudson visited
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ Totty Sunday aft
ernoon Mrs. jamie Vaughn, of 913
Warren street, Nashville, was called
to the bedside of her sick brother Mr..
John M. Tucker, Thursday. Misses
Annie and Christine Church came
home from Centreville School Sunday
and returned Monday. Rev. N. Smith
left Friday morning to join with the
delegation en- route to Kansas City
Mo-, to attend the great General Con
ference. The members of Smith Clai-
borne Chapel A. NJ E. Church on last
Wednesday night gave in honor OF
Rev. N. Smith a royal reception, and
many of the members expressed them
selves, congratulating him upon his
stay here with us these months. Prof
S. c. CAN'T, Bro. B. E. Russell ant
others talks were timely. and full
of thought. The choir rendered some
beautiful music for the occasion. The
pastors rally was indeed success
and quite neat sum of money wal
presented to him by his members
At the closing he made an excellen
talk, which was gladly received b!
all, after which the guests were COZ
daily invited to the dining-room, whel
nice course of refreshments wa
carved
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eoopLETTsvlLLE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Baker spent
Sunday and Monday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Baker. Mr..
Columbus Matthews, after spending
a week here, has returned to his home
in Indianapolis, Ind Mr.. Gilbert
Finch, Mr.. Birdie Harris, Mrs. Paralee
Clayborne, Mrs. Lettie Fite and Misses
Johnnie Clayborne, Lucille McMinns,
Laura Cantrell and little Rostella Can
trell were in Nashville Sunday. Rev.
Jordan has just cased his revival.
One person, Mr.. Robert Cantrell, was
happily converted Mrs. Lula Mat
thews and little daughters are spend
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Cain
Thomas. Miss Annie May Harris
spent two days in Nashville last week,
Mrs. Birdie Cartwright, Miss Blanche
Cole, Mr. ], M. Stovall, Mr.. Preston
Cantrell Mr. jim Joyner, Mrs. Sue
Joyner and Mrs Laura Joyner spent
Sunday in Nashville. Mrs. Emma
Dozier is in Nashville this week, Rev,
Stewart held services in the G. M. b.
Church Sunday Rev. Kelly preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday
afternoon.