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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24
GEN. RObT. {. LEE
SUBJECT Of MEETING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
BIRTHDAY OF GREAT SOUTH
ERNER is PROPERLY REcoe.
NIZED IN COLUMBIA.
TRIBUTE BY DR.. ". 7. HAGGARD
Crosses of Honor Are Delivered to
Old Soldiers Following the Address.
J. j. Elan Will Lee All the Way
Through.

Under the auspices of the local
chapters of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy the anniversary of
the birth of Gen. Robert E. Lee was
observed at the First Methodist
church Sunday afternoon. DR.. W. T.
Haggard delivered the tribute to the
great soldier ard citizen, following
the invocation by DR.. J. C. Molloy.
DR.. Haggards address in part was as
follows:
where there is no vision the peo-
pie perish" High and holy ideals,
broad and beautiful visions are the
inspiration of a people. Ideals are
the measure of people greatness.
And they never grow taller than their
standard therefore felcitate you
upon keeping constantly before the
admiring gaze Of our Southern youth
the heroes of the Southern Confedera-
cy. The South has been most pro-
life in it's yield of great and good
men. But for lack of time I might
call the roll of company of whom
any nation, in any epoch Of it's his
tory might we'll be proud.
"At the head o: this list is the name
of the hero of this hour-Robert Ed
ward Lee.
"Robt E. Lee was born in Virgin
Ia January 10, 1907. His was an hon
ored ancestry. Lee could not have
been little man. 1t would have
been difficult for him to have been a
failure. He was a child of fortune;
a man of opportunity. He was also
a child of inheritance. His father
was a soldier Of revolutionary fame.
And two of his honored ancestors
signed that almost inspired-that i'm
mortal document the Declaration Of
Independence. with Lee.
Patriotism was a family tradition.
Military blood flowed In his veins and
boiled in his heart. 1t was natural
that he should be educated and train
ed for the army And his subsequent
military career demonstrated the wis
dom and fitness Of it,
Lee graduated from West Point in
1S29-the second in his class. In
1882 at the age of Is he married; he
married well. Good birth, great
wealth, cultivated mind, courtly
ners, imposing form, handsome face
married to the great grand-daugh-
ter of Mrs. Martha Washington. My!
who couldn't have attained unto
fame and became an hero?
But Lee had that which remains
after all else is gone character. He
was a Christian gentleman Of the Old
South. And no where, nor under any
circumstances did he fail to maintain
and manifest that spirit, whether
dealing with friend or foe.
1.-The history of Gen. Lees life
abounds with striking incidents, re-
vealing and illustrating the character
Of the man. Take just one-when
entering his own son at West Point
he said to him, "My son, duty is the
sublimest word in the English lam
guage; you cannot do more than
your duty; you should never wish to
do less" That was a prophetic utter
ance, inspired by vision OF his own
obligation. For the question of duty
had already confronted Lee. himself.
He had seen the imperial word clear
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24

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Thomas Electric Oil, splendid
remedy for emergencies. Advt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24
INSECT BITE COSTS LEG.

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before.
Ho avert such calamities from stings
and bites of insects use Bucklen's
Arnica Salve promptly to kill the
poison and prevent inflammation,
swelling and pain. Heals burns,
boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts,
bruises. Only Is cents at VOL
BRIDGE co. Advt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24
SHIELDS IS WITHIN
ELEVEN VOTES OF THE
MUCACOvETfO GOAL
CHEF JUSTICE LACKED But
FEW VOTES OF NUMBER
NECESSARY TO ELECT.
ENLOE LOSES One ON BALLOT
Well Organized Movement on Part Of
Regulars to Put Shields Over Fails
TO Materialize-Both Houses Ad-
journ Until Monday.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. H.
With a total of fifty-six, John X.
Shields, supported by the regulars to,
day. received the highest number of
votes yet given to any candidate for
the long term senator He lacked
but eleven votes of enough to elect,
sixty-seven being necessary to a
choice
Enloe lost enc vote as compared
with his vote of the day before, re.
ceiyns only forty-three votes. Nc
Kelars vote also took decided drop
receiving only seventeen votes. Ty
son received nine; Allison four; Aus
tin one and Brown one.
1t was currently rumored this morn.
ing before the convention met that
the regulars would throw their solid
support to Shields and that he would
get enough votes from other sources
to put him across. That was evident.
y the plan, but the regulars could
not muster the requisite votes al
though they received some aid from
the republicans. 1t is thought that
perhaps Shields has polled his high
est vote, on the other hand his sup
porters declare that he will be elect
ed Monday.
Both houses adjourned until II
o'clock on Monday and between now
and that time there will be some dili'
gent work done by the supporters OF
all the candidates. 1t was on the
Monday first following the balloting
TWO years ago upon which Luke Lea
was elected and the deadlock broken
For the short term Anderson, OF
shelby county supported by the reg
uars, received So; w. R. Webb, 35;
Wright, 81; Bryan, A; Milton, 6; VIII
son liking, l; Crabtree, /; necessary
to a choice, 81.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24
WORK STOPPED
ON NEW BUILDING
\ N UNDERSTANDING BRINGS
THINGS TO A STANDSTiLL ON
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL.

On account Of a misunderstanding
ot the quality Of the work of plaster
ms on the new school building At Mt.
Pleasant work has been suspended
by the mechanics. This brings mat
'ers to a standstill until some adjust
ment Of the difference is had
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24

One way relieve habitual cunu-
patton 10 to take regularly a mild
ia1ative. Dosn's RegAets are re-
commended Tor this purpose. 2fc .
90 at all dug stores. AAvt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-24

Most disfguring skin erup.ions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are
due to impule blood. Burdock
Blood Bitters as cleansing blood
tonic, is we'll recommended. $I.00 at
all stores. Adyt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
E&J Shmerscn i'm Mnacu.

@eun Sie tets t.nsen ilber Sdmer.
sen I'M Ntageu. Damn iino S6rs 4tber
ooer NIeren nld]t IN Cronuug. &ers
ndfIoiiiaun9 fam III 28oneriuht. 9tie.
renletosn. 3uterfrantbeit ooer 8riebts
ihen Ntersntrontheit liibren. Iuus
ienoe empieblsn electric 8itters ais
ote bette bergeitellte Wa9sn' uno Nies
renmeoi,in 8. z. Milton pon Ras
Leigh, u. g., ser Idngere Belt an Md.
gem uno &idtnihnterjen geIitten bat,
'hrstbt: nNeine Nieren lparen auBer
Crbnuug uno meine Qsber arbeitete
tht redt. Sd lit uiel. absr electric
Sltters muros mir empIoblsu uno mein
3ultnno perbsiierte iit BON Der eriteu
Qolio an. Sebt iibIe ib pieoer ME
ein neutr 0teuih." 9erielbe lpu0
Sbusu ebenId1s belieu. Nur SOC ipipie
500, gmpipblen BON {. Z. Or.
bart, Npctbeter.- gins.
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Cine gro6e Guantanamo fiir
Ga Gr0he.

Der 9srein Der 0iiociateo Gbnriiies
bat loeben men goniratt nbaeihlofeH,
mob lpeIhem bier pom l 3. bis sum
0. Suit cine 6 bautauquG abs
ssbalten meroen mIro. Is 8ro9ramme
peroen gegeben. uno Die beoeutenoiten
Wdnner ionic Wtuiit9eleli6niIen wer'
ben 5n Der 3eit nuitretsn. Statt mle
fruber bic @bautauqua nuBerhalb osr
SIaot ab5uhnIten. mirb Die oissldbrigs
aut benz VIZ arftptnb ~ltattHuoen
Ter Rein9euinh fdflt benz blsii9er
8srein gu uno miro ta5u benust oit
Nrbeit fortSuieben.
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B.g~ Sniten uno Sdbfuinoiudt.

9uiten uuo Grtdltun9sn. luenn pers
natldliigt. uerurlahen itet8 gei1brlthe
6ranfbelten Der 2unQe. 9as bette
Gtn9 81 tbun, uenn Sic iih srfdltet
buben, lit. boB Sic Iid cine 6lal6e Or.
Sings Nem 9iseoueru bsiprsen. Sic
erbdIten 9Inoerun9 pom Der eriten 9olts
an uno IhlleBlld miro Der 0ultsn pers
i6tplnoen. >. .. 8ropn BON Mascas
Dine, NIa. nWteine 6rou lag gu 8ttt
nit elnem %burtnddl9eu Suiten uno i'd
CLAUDE auirihtis. ouB penn es nitt fir
Or, ain9s gtsw DISCOVERY 9emelen
iudrs, 10 lebte lie beute nift mebr."
Sstnnnt isit prel uno uiersls Sobrsn
oils oas bette Mtittsl seeen 6uiten uno
@rfaItungen. Treis SOC uno 81.
@mpiobIen 0 .. Z. Grbart, 2tpos
tbeter. -(Nn5.)
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Canton lenoet Can't.
Mapor 3enslsr erbielt am Wontns
iolaenogn Hrief nrn 9nntnn.

0bupoL 2cH9ltt etgtett an D(DHtQ9
ioi9enoen Brief ucn 9aDton:
.Gsehrter 6erl, als 8oriiBer bes
unIerltubungssGpmites Eaptoner Sirs
ger itntre i'd S6nfn uno our6 Sic Der
Snrgerihdft uUn ga 9roIie u~nleren
ber5lIditen 9nnt uno uniere uoae An'
erfennun9 ab fir be materiene 6ilre.
bic Ste uns g~elsiitet baden. @mpfans
gen Sic aefaQl9it oieie oanfbare Qners
tennuns Sbres prattlifsn 8eileios nidi
olleIn I'M Ramen oieles gomites. Ion'
bern I'M Ramsn leosn burgers uOn
Gnnton.
llnlere Stabt bat cine bunfle Eeriooe
IN lbrer @sihihte ourbgema9t, aber
mir iino nidt entmut6Ist; Die 8orte
Der Nufmunterung. Der @%rmutbleung
nno Der %freunoliden Spmpatble, ois
mir pom %uniersn characterization, gro,
Sen nno ~fleinen. u allfn 9beilen oes
4anbes empfangen baben, BADEN oaa
Xuntel, iueI6es unS umgab. perihsuhi
uns Strait uerlieben, NIT Ser.
trauen an Die Nrbeit gu ssbsn gum Auf.
bnu zines sr0Beren, lhOueren, b~sfisrsn
Gapton5.
gtle merben mir bic uns BON Sbnen
ermtele 5reunoidaii usr9eiisn, UNI
Sbre Staot wiro ItetS in oantborer
@rtnnetung bIeiben i~eitPns ieoen Man'
mes. leoer 5rdu unb jeoen 8inoes, biz
3npton ibr .6eim" nennsn.
4dtungsupqit
SObn s. &atterfpu,
Toriiber oes unteritusunss.g omtts&
9aptoner BIrger."
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NufruT betBt es, man loGe. tuenn m1r
aud III otsier 3eit bnmit beitdiii0t lei
Sol uno 8arten uuo Die 9siammte I'm.
9ebun9 oes 0slm3 81 uerltonern. nIdli
uergeiieu. ben llnrdtb aug ieoer Gdt
uno leoem Wintel III entiernen.
Gte 8urgermeiiter nler Staote mer.
ben erlud)t, Die Biirger oorauI auimert.
lam IN MAIDEN. OaB lie nIe Ieitt emit.
SinoIlhen uno %brennbdren Sahelt. lur
lmltlsr lie oteie nuf ihrem 8eliBtbun
ftnoen t%onnen, megihafen.
8eiii9lib ser 8 hulen beiBt 81
in benz Nuirui: Die Sdulen ioater
Ole prattiihen uno mittliher
3tn9e i'm 9eben le6ren uno aui Der
flrdterIihen Shnoen. Der ourb 6euer
peruriddt miro. biniusiitn. Ter ?.
4lfnt i0Gte oieiem @easnitano Gus.
lhlteBlib gemlomet meroen in Beolei.
tun9 nit Rettunasiibungen. 6ruppen
BON ShuIern lputen ourh Die Shul.
gebduoe geltttt peroen, UNI euentuelle
Ghdoen i'm @ebduoe ausfinbie ~ ma'
den uno oariber 81 beridten. Der
9ebrer lollte Der Setter Der @eoanten
uno 0anoIungen in oieier rittiaen
conieruatiusu 8%stuegun9 iein, bis
Der Tag sum 6eueroerbii.
t II II 9 sta 4 9euoroen ut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

limb. Is Diro iaBt uernnihln9t, ooB
Is. =. GarD nit $4,000 Stimmen Wtns
iOritdt erpdblt woroer lit. earns
8abl toitete nab bei6mOrenem Auss
nsis $l46.33. mdbreno bic Nusaaben
@m. &iitles lid auf $242945 beIiefsn.
SdOH BARN liest elm Compliment fir
6rn. Carp.
Sn bieier Serbinoun9 lei ermdbnt.
oaB benz Staote @isconIin nur Der rs.
q 4 + in erSieberiIfer 0iniibt in eiusm
Neriht oes Rniisl Gage Snitituts eina
ger1umt fpuroe. ShulIupi. earn CAB
fDlgenoe Antmort o%arauf:
Die S6ulfroge sPbort Dor 4lem
nidt in ole BoI;tit. @snn uns ssiaat
miro, oaB mir bier i'm Staate crit on
IS. Stsae in unierem llnterridtsneisn
iteben. 10 beiBt es nab Dem WaBltabe
oes 8uiiea Sage 3nitituts, baB u
nnosre Staaten per aopi Der 8eu0Ites
run9 b @eto ausgeben. OILS mir.
niht IN Den Stdot5n oes Stnate8 nllein,
l%onoern AUDI Die 9anooiitrifte nit bin5u
eershne.. Wuroe man 2ebrplnn
uno I abi9feit Ser Qebrer mshr
in 8etraht 5leben. 10 piiroen mir he
beutcno bober IN Der Qtlte itsben. I'm
Dor Den gsniOreu @nane ~ finben.
muBten mir un9eiahr ooppelt 10 piel
8eio flir unlere Sdulen ~nuSgeben, ME
btSber, mir milBteu oOppelt 10 rteIe
9ebter anltelen, ais mir ge9enpdrtl9
baden, nno b,eien ungeidhr odS 0pps
petite Saldr beSableu. onS lie leBt srbaIs
ten; am ShuleiQentbum miiBten mir
ungeidbr oreimal 10 ptel baden, alS mir
blsber bergen. UNI an eriter STEELE IN
Der 9tite III eriteineu. liner Nahbars
itnnt y lnneiota ;. y. bat eineu
Sbulfuno ppm uber etnunoSr - an
5tg Wtlltouen Dollars. wdbreno
mir bier IN @iscondn ilber faum D I
w iltiOnen iur otsien 3usd ueriii.
gen. uno MinneiQta lit nus trosoem
niht uoraus.
I'm su Seisen. ooB mir ni6t 10 itIe6t
odran ltno. oils NON unS oeuten MAIDEN
MIL. lei ertudbnt oaB MIR Dor 10 Sahs
rem bier i'm Staate an 81. Stelle itnns
Den. ioweit Die Sulterateu III Setraht
tamen, beute itehen MIR all II. Stele;
por 5ebn Sdbren 9obsu luir fur Die Gr'
Stebung u%nierer 2tnoer bier i'm Staate
$3.50 pro 8epf Der &srolterunq aus.
heute beiahlen mir $464. @ollen mir
nod melter auiruten. 10 lojiieu Die BUR-
ger, mas lie gu tbuu bnbsn."
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Die Vettibpne Bart Gpmmiiiipu

bat MANOR S0r3nlen l0eben lbren Sab
resberltt unterbrettet. Sic beftuoei
lid in uortrefflthen 6indnjuerbdItnii.
len. uno Der Suielparf uon ga @roiia
MIRO gut uerpdItet uno sepde9t. 8mf'
Supt 6orrsr iibrt oaie!bit lett Ieeten
3ult oas Scepter. uno Dem Retttbone
Bart it's bereits oori6ejlb bait aniuie,
ben. Die 8enmteu Der Tettjbpue Gari
&eb0roe liuo iolgenoe: Erdiioeat I
Dt. 0iron; @tceprdi.. I. i. bjyon:
Sefrstdr. @eo. 8. 6oroon; SaGBm.
Geo. u. Burton.
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TIr Die Sim, Msiifipn iul cine

pNlrbelrptnb' Gampasne" gum 9eihaf.
irn Der Summe BON $500. Die iur ben
8eitauo Der N}jiiion angebIih n6tbig
limb, an Gountritns ms 8ert gsistt
ueroen uno ore, 3nse onuern. Mnpor
Sorenlen bat IN Der Site ietnss 6ers
sens lo9ar EN- Gomite oamit betrnut,
uno bet ner 0ollette ipn aud) Elm Nuto
cine arpBe Mole ipislen. Inter ben
&srworirncu lol Die Gitp.Miiiion piel
@uteS iirlten. uno ibr Capt. 3epep
9eujsBt gniebsn inter Der 8lresrItait.
10 oaB Die .@trbeIipino' Champagne"
eripIgrcit iejn oarfte.
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Ter @rucerifteu : Verein belt

am WitttpO6 Nbeuo in Der 2lnfer 6ate
cine sablrslA beiu6ts Bsriammluug
ab, Der ga Groiie ,No" Stub bislt
&Ortrdse iiber Die bette 9trt uno y9siis fir
elnbelmlihe KroOuttes Retlame ~ MAJ
den. Setretdr 9aggert muroe ernannt
um oen Bsrbnno bet Der &eriammIung
oe3 Natlonals&erelns am II. Nfdl III
Ut. GoutS 5u pertreten. Zen ShluB
biloets elm 4unheon uno cine geleQs
lduitIIde llnterhlltun9.
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Gum Operations. Snaenieur Scr

ga Grp0e GAS ( electric Co, 1T 6r.
Sepmour Y. Ghenep srnnuut
mprosn. Gr tuolrte an Der @tsconiiu
Stodtsnutueriiglt uno beltano lein
@ramen NIT bohen @bren. Spdtsr
mar CT IN Eerper thdtis bel Der horti'
gen Gas \ electric Go. odnn in Gins
coin. 9teb.. uro IN a.nbdma. unb Su'
Iest ais SnQtuieur I'M Stabe ser
StaatS'e tlenbdbu. Is ommiilion In Nas
eilon. Gr lit ofienbar Gin 6ahmdnu
upn IaIent.
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Sn Se,ua auf Ncubau oeS Ro,e.

trdBgn &laontt8 lueroen lih Wuppr
5orenlen. 5taotanlpoIt rigbee nno
Stnottn8enieur 8rGbjib nab 9Eaoupn
7eQeben. UNI uor Der 5tdotss 5iienbohns
@ommiliion uoritellia III meroen. Gin
Neubau oes &idouftS If fir unlere
1toot NIT 10 QroBen Soften uerpuus
BEN. odB lie unbtiu an lbre Shuloene
aren;e gerotben muroe. 0piientlih
lGft it'd Ole Gommliiion gu slnem Com.
pr0mtB bel bel.
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@O6Seits9lofen.

Sm 6sim Der @ltern Der Sraut. 6rn.
uno 6rnu 90. gronon, 1913 Sinte
Cir. nurben will 0ario BUR-
Der iest in Nurpra cine STEELE
als Superintendent her 9ItrOn 8raB
@orts betleiost. uno Sri. NunoM as
rion 6 rpnon9 etraut.
Yaltor 8nmm trdute in ieiner Nmlss
mohHung Sulius Shnid BON bier
uno SRI. @ueIpu va VI 3 ppn Nsw
NIbin. Sa.
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Irei iuuae Musreiscr bon I'm.

Diana mutoen BON Yoliitlt 8rttton du'
Der Aoroisite nuige9riifsn ais iie eben
ibr pom 9torbieits Oansirauen Suilm'
men9ebetteItes Jrubltlid u~erSebr.eu.
Die orei 0naben pIroeu i'm YollSei'
Nuto nah Der Geutralitali0E eebrnht.
G.ner aerleI5sn bebauptet iein %uter
betrlebe slne T1rm in Wontlna, sno
ujeIleld,t pIro ser YoIiielhef Die otsl
8ay6blsHner nad Dem Melien beTor'
bern.
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Hcrignalia.

Gm a. Npril wnren es aeraoe go
Sabrr, oaB 9r. &eoubnro Srep BON
bier in Sapre. Trantreid, iih nab benz
g9elObten" NmerIta einihlite, uns 81
Sabre ieit er in So @rone iii. uno oabfi
Ut nod 81 iaseu oa6 uniere Staot ME einen
~teieren BIrger bate, uno bon nerielben
Sprte ME gu pieIe baben tDnnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

~ g1sr @eIber au mdfiaen 3inien let.
ben mctte, sHneu uerldBIihen 8attgebsr iir
Techs uno Mcrtgages brnucbt. opsr Gelt
auf cute Siterheit nustethen mil, iuenos
Iib an W. Z. 0tdiih. iiber benz 4aulien
Shuhs@eihait al Nearl Str.
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7as Gnttpenoen BON aluto7 4,

n9Op Rioe5" ODER iiberbaupt 1T Su IS
ner tIblihen Snhe 9epOroen. benn Der
Sennt bat am Mil,tpoh Die Stswart
Bill paiIirt. ponad Der 0iebitabI einss
Nutomobils nit bis gu 10 Sabren
3udtbau5 beitruit meroeu fam.
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itnicre Zdlnriid1iiBeu

6roiitr Shnrilhu5fn bteiten leBten
5onutaa ibr erltee Shiebtp Der S1ts
'on 40 uno es muroe @uies gslelltet.
Ger Club wlro ielue iet)s bsiten
>tiiBeu Sun Iournler bes Genirol
ShuBenbuuoes nab Davenport an Is.
Mial ltiden.
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SanSbGlterin nerlanat.

Gin brapeS oeutih futheriihes Mdoben
20 + cine lur9e @ittne finoet eine quite uno
bleibeuee NnIielIuuQ bel einem onetniteben-
ben 5Snrmer. N1here Nuefunft ertbeilt Der
.Norolfern" ooer beioroert anfra9en unter
@biiire e. s."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

Rsa@ 5euer' uno 9ebensnerliterunQ,
Nusihreiben Don BelibtiteIn uno 0ppos
theten uno @slopsrlsiben su ) 8rosent
auf ga Groiier Stderbeiien lit metre
SpeiioIltdt. .. $. &ol5, 624 Suo
:. StraBe. 8eloe '8bones. Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

tEr Ser beite R%utidens uno 8,un1.
%pagenoienit III Der Stoot wIro 3hnen bon
Der @atepap Ctr 5ransfer Go
gelifiert. &hones 17g.
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Yergniigungs=8 egweiier.

8ijum. Seoen giatmittas uuo GbsHo
2saHoefbIloer.
Gaiin0. 3c6en 8GAmIttas uno &beuo
gS1uoelbtloer.
Suric. Se6eu 3ahmittas uno absno
g9nnoeibilner.
ga Gruife Sbeater. &nnoeibiloer. GiHf
giorfeEung 4ahmitta9s baIb 3 u1r, uno
@benos spei Sctlteuungru. ~be8innfao
halb s uhr.
Wiaieftie. ,3eoen ainhmittag uno Nbeno
8au0eoile Soritelungen uno Mdroel'
biloer ooer Eperetten.
Star. 9eosn gadmittas uno Absno
9saHoeIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

Tic Farmers Creamery So.

D"t"t<N ONNT ~
BON Bangor bat iid nit einem Capital
uon $4,000 in Wiaoiion intorpOrlren
Iaiisn. 9ieie neue @eielihait, Orrin
6Iether uno iiini 9lnoere. ubernimmt
on8 @isent5um Der Bangor Creamery.
oersn @sbduOe tir5Iid ourd Jeuer 5er'
tort muros.
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})a&rtpoIt- nnO
CrlrpbOn-Drfsuun

! liz ir9euo ttwns aus Der Npcs
tbett ipsroeu 0 MIR ioiort btioroert.
Sudden Sic Sbre Neiislnra Elm. uno
'cbeu Sie Me ihnsl Sic oleielbe er.
blIteu.
Sh tubre allie Die neueu Utit.
til Die Sjs angeietgt finotn. Nut elm
oolleS Wager 9emtlhter 6arben. Dele.
Ntsuthe. SdpaInc, Nuriteu. YInleIn
uno Mdnoiarbeu.
YRetn Eager non Mebiiinen
uno @htrutallsu lit p%ollitduotg. uuo i'd
lam Tbueu leoeS Hciept ;ubereiten
oas Sic mir %brluasn. Bonn i'd madlts
o'es ltetA III meineul 0auptgeihdit.
A%dltungsppl Sbr
Vbns. SeDihlnG
Stppthefer,
503 Mains Ctr. , ga GrpTe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
Su %nerfnufeu.

Sobn i. BOB in @nIesuiIe, &is., hat Elm
@eipann pom 3 unb 1 Sabre alien Ntdhren
i'm $3.50 gu pertuufeu. @eiuiht $500
Yiuuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
Weid)1ftssT ptisen.

EE 9. g. &nnNuten. %eriIherunqs.
Nsfnt; Niiraihoits. oter Sitlerheits. 9onbs
1928 BeurI Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
Cine YrOtlamatiOn Oes Con;
UerllellrS.

nier @ouperneur
Wtc@ooern bat in
elmer 4rof,amdtton
Den 2. M}at oles
les Snhre5 als
euerper 3 liz
tun STAG ojes
les StaateS bee
Ittmnlt. Sn Dem
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1anfnnftnttuua.

Nlen ~unieren Ereunoen uno Hahbarn
mbdten MI hermit uniern 9ant abituttcn
fir Die mrs onldBIld, Der Srnntheit u~nieres
geIiebteu Eaters unb Bro6paters
Feiurit =d,ul,
arpiomrte Sumpathie, foruie fir Die ih,n
10 inhIrettl eriuieiere leste &hre. BeIonte=
rfr 9ant lei Hoh Enlinr @cmm e~rif1ttet
far i5lne erhcbeuoe Nmtlruue. ioipie &uen
iir dc herrliden SIumfnipenoen. gs piro
uns unpergeBlif bIeiben.
Die ~trdueruSen HinSer.
Ga grpiie, ben 16. MpriI 1918.
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Verlanst.

,3rpci 9ehrIir9e. Milien apiiden Is unb
20 Sabre alt iein.
Spbn@ uno 8rewinoGo o.
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Neue(te Rn5el0e,,.
Ritine Sus;lalduitlgsH ioiten:

8e SSorte ,EerlaHg,". LA pert1ufsn" ,Hr per=
mtetheu" ~Glrtnsr uerIauQt" II. {. ~, iofp il bic
Aboreleu tHb Elm Eheil Der Nn3ejgeu uno miifeu bel
3rsis+gerehnaua ale gsprte mitaeadblt merben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
Garp's Grwablun9.
9StseOniins Shuliueicn ftcbt bod.

I'm Staat3letretar
elnqelaufene Bes
rihte lafen erisben.
oaB etma 100000
Stinlmen IN Der
~llnsiten @nbl i'm
Sinaie fir Staots.
ihuIiuperintsnoeu /
a~bge9eben lnoroen
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Eeiurib =buI,
Die trdueruSen HinSer.
mO

ga grUfe. ben 16. @priI 1918.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-10-24
A Home Weddinq.

On Friday afternoon of last week
Mr.. j. H. Watkins and Miss Bertha
Beard were united in marriage, the
ceremony taking place at the home of
the brides father, Mr.. Wellington
Beard, eight miles southwest of Gren-
ada. Rev. Olin Ray of the Methodist
church officiated. Immediately after
the marriage the bride and groom took
conveyance for Grenada and from here
they went to Memphis for few days.
Only relatives and few friends were
present at the marriage. The groom
was reared near where he was married
and is young farmer of sterling worth
and possesses the confidence and the
esteem of large number of friends.
Mrs. Watkins is lady of many excel
lencies of characteI. She has been
keeping house for her devoted father
for several years and Is noted for her
gentleness of manner and for the pos
session of those domestic virtues sc
necessary in the true help meet. The
happy couple were generously remer:
bered by their numerous friends, with
many useful and handsome presents.
The Sentinel wishes them life's full
est rewards.