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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ernest and little
daughter, of Salem, are in the Valley
visiting Mrs. Ernest's mother, Mrs.
Mary Caldwell, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Asbury spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their son, Miller, in Tazewell.
Mrs. j. P. Hit was visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Minnie Necessary one
day last week.
Mr. j. l. Hit has returned from
Washington county, where he spent
part of last week with his brother,
Mr.. f H. Hit, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Holmes, and
two of their children came up from
North Holston yesterday in their new
automobile and visited in the home of
Msssrs j. P. and G. P. Holmes.
Mrs. George Taylor and children,
and Mrs. Elith Shrader, were visiting
in Little Valley Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Brooks, of Asbury's,
who has been spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Hit,
at this place, spent last week in
Thompson Valley, the guest of the
Misses Higginbotham.
The sick folks of this place are i'm
proving at this writing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
Flirting With Alfalfa

Among the visitors to town this
week was Mr.. Joe Barns, of the Cove.
He is experimenting this season with
several kinds of new seed corn, and
Ill sow about acres in alfalfa this
far. as starter. He agrees with the
Cline, Valley News that Tazewell
needs a different kind of corn from
that nov being grown, and the only
way to st it is to try different kinds
and grow The kind best adapted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
The Carnival Has Gone.

The carnival, after a week Of not
very good business, closed out last
Saturday night, and left for other
parts. Mr.. Miller, the proprietor, made
a favorable impression on the people
here, and as whole, gave show
worth the money.
1t was advertised as "K. p. Car
nival," the Knights Of Pythias OF
North Tazewell, had, by some ar
rangement, part of the proceeds, it is
said, and incidentally the Snowman
avoided paying the usual license fee,
as the show was held under the aus
pices of benevolent society. What
the proceeds were has not been given,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
Lightning Destroys House at Bandy
Other News.

Other News.
Bandy, July 15.-The crops at this
place look we'll after the rain.
The old "Uncle" Tommy Beavers
house was struck by lightning last
Friday evening and burned completely
Fortunately, no one was injured.
w. b. and Chas. Young, and Ed.
Lambert left Monday for Norfolk, to
spend few days at the beach.
r. d. Young and Noah Stevenson
made a business trip to Tazewell Tues
day.
"Uncle" Jimmy Henkle, who has
been confined to his bed, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. John Moore, from Pocahontas,
was visiting her mother, Mrs. Brews,
ter here last week.
Miss Lou Lambert is quite ill at
this writing.
Mrs. w. p. Payne was visiting at
b. |. Payne's Sunday.
Mr.. C.. c. Payne made business
trip to Welch this week.
Tehre will be an ice cream supper
at the church here Saturday evning,
the 25th., from to p. m.
Mrs. Vicie Beavers and daughter,
Miss Virgie, and Mr.. Barrett, were
calling on Miss Lettie Henkle Sunday
evening.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
WHOSE BALLOON?

1t has just been learned here that
on July bth., which was Sunday, II
large balloon came down in Burkc's
Garden, sent up evidently on the
Fourth, in some celebration. The bal
loon came down about o'clock Sun
day afternoon, on the farm of Mr..
Lawson. IL was made of paper, red
white and blue, and Measured l3 -
feet in height. The question is, Where
did it come from? If sent up on the
Fourth it was in the mir about "a
hours, and if moving all the time must
have gone very much greater dis
tance than from Bluclield to Burke'a
Garden which, i'll II straight line, is
not 20 miles. If sent up from Blucicld
it must have arisen to very great
height. Can anyone identify the fug-
tive balloon ? Where didit come from
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
w. d. Jones Thought to be Dying.

The latest report from the bedside
Of w. d. Jones is to the effect that
his life had been despaired of, and his
death only matter of short time.
Several physicians have been called in
at different times this week but stated
plainly that nothing could be done.
With his passing the county will lose
one Of her very best men,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
TANNERSvILLE.

Tannersville, July 13.-The people
of this community were awakened
this morning by the sound of thunder
to hear the rain pattering on the
house-tops. You may be sure it was
a welcome sound after the continued
drought. 1t was only a shower but
the clouds give promise of more rain
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
NOTICE TO TEACHERS!

The summer examination for teaeh
ers will be held at Tazewell, July %,
%, and "a, 1914, also examination on
the State Reading Course.
Those wishing to take this exami-
nation will please notify me before
the date of the examination.
w. ARCHIE THOMPSON, Supt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
Notice to Pocahontas and II. f. ID. 1.

Notice to POcahontas and X. +. ID. l.
| hereby announce to the Demo-
cratic voters, patrons of the Post
Office at POcahontas, that am can
didate for the position of postmaster,
and respectfully solicit your votes at
the primary election to be held July
28th. If chosen as postmaster at this
election, pledge my best efforts to
discharge faithfully the duties of the
office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
His Last Term of Court

Bristol, July 15.-Judge Joseph L..
Kelly today adjourned the last term
of court he will hold as Judge of the
corporation court ofBristol. August
is vacation month and during that
month Judge Kelly will resign, his
resignation to take effect September
1. His resignation is due to his having
been elected to the Supreme Court
bench. He will not, however, assume
his new duties until next February.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-17
A Card of Thanks.

l desire to thank everyone for their
kindness and assistance during the
sickness and death of my husband,
John Yost, and the attention that was
shown me at this time.
JULIA YoST.
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Watbt nidt NIT.
Gnslano's aabinett entideibet sesen
cine getbeilisuns am ariese.

2onSon, 3. stusllit. Sas r9ails
Chronicle" beri6tet, SaB 0as britiide
aabinett iid Sefinitip oabin entidNe'
ben bat, feline Srippenmadt in'a
gusIano -su ienben, jeoO6 ieSen eb.
renbaften @erii,d gu MAIDEN, Inn eine
gerpidIung Gnslanbs in cen aries
,u permeiSen.
Sn elmer ipdteren ausga6e inberte
cas- ,,GbroniIe" Sen Cert Der angebIi.
den gntiflieBumg bes aabinets. ben
es auf Die gutorit1t ieines parIamen.
tariifen gerihteritatters peroiient.
Iidt bate. Gie neue 9eriiou lit, CAB
oas aabinet entidieSen bot, oaB eng.
lanS inter geipiiien Gpentualitdten
bon elmer betpaifneten SSSltterpention
niht abitano nebmeu Tonne.
Die Gntifsibuna beg irll.;:Ss:.. =:
binets, bic prsnlierminiii.r Isquttb
am Montag i'm parIamsnt untsrbreis
ten pirb, 1T auberOrbsntlid umfais
i.nb. Sic bsbanbsIt nift nur bic
@Orbereitunsm fiir WiIitdr unb Ros
rine, ionSsrn aud bic seiammis Jrase
S.s arscitpsisns unb Der @srpfl.s
suns Der WuifsH.
Gte artessfituation.
aonbon, 2. auguit. Bier
groBmddte Guropas. Ssferrtias
llnaarn. HuBlanS, Jrantrsia unb
1suti&lanb iiub nunmsbr in sinsn
arisg per,pidelt, obidon 5piitsn
sip.isn BON ibnen. Ositi6lanb uub
fsrantrsit. ioipsit ipenisftens betannt
1T, nod ieine &riessertlGruna srfolst
III unb lie nod nidt einmal bic biz
pIomatiIten gsrbinbunsen abgsbrp,
den baben, obiGon 5rantr.id bas llls
ttmatum Deutihlanbs sntipeSsr isno.
rirt oosr 5uriideepiefen bat.
Die grilIruNs bierfiir biirfte hus
rim su iudsn ieiu, Sab iopobl
Deuti6lanb ipie uuh syrantrsih be-
itrebt finb, iih gssenieitia bi S9uIb
fit ben geginn Der Seinbfelisieitsn in
bic S6ube gu ibisben So ale bic
in ben 4ampf Dsrtpidslten Rationen
bsbaupten. ipdbrenb iie sssen chamber
losseben, naf ipie por, bab ibr
bauptfd6Iihes 8eItreben auf bic grs
baItuns bss lriebens seriftst 1T unb
fis lebuen idmmtli9 bic 9erantports
Iit isit fit ben eiropdiideu MsItiriss
ab.
glad engliiGer 9lniiht lit In bieisr
subsrarbsntlis5 tissnibIuti&sn @b
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9eutiblano

gefiRbst fi6 nit ieiHsn
Sruppsn 'bsrsits auf
frdn50iii6sm 9ebiet.
aOnoOn, 2. 2lusuft. 9suti5s
Sruppsn itHo in JraHtrsid einseiaI.
len. Disis No9ridt traf am sunns
tag RodHittag um balb bier llbr in
elmer amtIidsn Sspsi9s in 2onbon
BON JsftlanS aus Elm. auut Der De.
peIds trsusieu bic 9eutfden bic 9ren.
5e BEL Sem 0Orf gireb, stpu in be.
Ritte Stpiifsn Strabburs unO Rancp
gelegsH.
Die SnpaiiOn fsitens Der 0eutT8en
erfolgts, tperisitens 10 nett betdnnt,
obne por6sriss fprmsqe Sriegssrtlds
rung. 3psi OeutI6e Streitmd6te
riidsu nunmebr bonn Often ber in Der
Ri6tuns auf paris Dor. Die cine
Q6t9eiluns III bic, ipslte Bel Gireg
auf frana0iii6ss 9ebiet eingeriidt 1T,
ipGbrenb Der 5ruppentSrper, Der in
Der Ratt pom Samitas gum Sonns
tag 2urem6urs bsisste, iib jsbt i'm
Qnmarfa aui ei. GsituRs aongpp
befinb,n ioq.
aaut sin.m SorIdufis npd urbsitds
tistsn gsriidt. iOGsn bic ssutfhsn
Sruppen, pi. bsi Girep. oas 40 Met'
len Don Rancp sslegen 1T, bic @ren5s
iiberi6rittsn, nit fbipsren @erIuitsn
auriitseihlassn iporoen feiH.
aussnibsinlid bsabii9tist 0eutf6z
- iTF
lamb, seuau 10 pcr3ugsben, ipie es bein
2lusbru6 bss bsutfd frun3Diii9en
arissss ssbaub.I. bat. namli8 feline
arisss6sreitftaft i'm polIften Wabe
aussunubsn. Die 9tbii6t bes osuts
i6en aaiiers se6t alien 9lnidsin mad
bobin, Jrantrsih i'm Snn.rn Iein.s
eiseusn 2anSss aufs Saupt gu fdIas
gen, .be ss ben RuiieH mDsIi6 sefpes
fen 1T, ibre WobiIifiruns au OsrOoIs
itGnbisen II. Ssutf6Ianb ernite Der.
seIss.nbeitsn on Der beutid rufiis
ihen 9reH3e gu bereiten.
Man slaubt aIsemein, oab es brei
me1sa in gtaiprud nsbmsn tpirS, sbs
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tuatiou 5rantrsif, am gsrsbtfsriiss
fen. sbatiaae 1T. bab Jrantreif
als Iests Wadbt nit Der Robilifirung
begonnsn, unb fid bic st0btm6gli6ite
Wsiibe ssseben bat, 3uiammsnit0Bs
an Der Sren5e gu bermsioeH.
Der rStanbarb@ msISsi. bab Elm
frans0iifder Gufti9iffsr Ramens Ro,
lamb 9arros nit einsm beittiter
auftififf einen Ramp bod in ben
aiiften beftanb unS ss ssrit0rts. Si'
Seituns gisbt iebo9 bic AuelIe nidi
an, aus tpeI4er lie bisis SnformatiOu
srba!isn bat.
Ser 9erIinsr aprrsiponbent bes
rStanbarb" melbet aug gortel in
SoIanb, 6ab 100000 gu ben Sob.
usn gerufen iporbsn iinO rno bab bies
Ter einberufuns prompt 5olse seIsi.
itst piro unb bic Gin.Isibung nit
gang ipunoerbarer Shneligteit por
ii3 geht. 8iele GiIenbabnlinisn iper'
Den jebt ausi9ltebli6 fir ben Srauss
pnrt bon 2ruppen benuBt unb Die
Colbatsn iinb alle boiler geseiiteruna
unb iinsen patriotii6e 2isoer. Die Be
b0rben baben Die ubioIuts aontrOlle
ii6er Die 2sbensmittsl iibernommen
unb aud iibsr ols petroIsum, Die 4us
tOmobiIe unb pferbs i'm sanssn
2anbe.
InosrerIeits bat, bonn snsliihen
gsfidtspunit, DsutI6Iauo ni9t nur
obne formelIs ariesssrtIdrung oi.
Standardization bssOnnsn, ionbern
aud Die ReutraIitGt aur.m6ures- Der.
lsst uno n.is.rt iib aubsroem bic
8eriideruns su stben, oub es IN 3u'
tunit bic RsrtralitG. g.Isisns ahten
pplle.
Die gemii6unsen bss britiiden
goti9dfters in Berlin. Elm eerdrtigss
3ugsitGnbnib gu srbalteH, pareu ptrs
sebens. Gs iit iftper sli besreifen.
fpie ss mDslid isin biirfte, oab Gnss
IanS es permsioen toHute, in 0en &ors
flitt binsinseSpseH Su iperOen. nm bic
yleutrdlitGt geleiens iino Der Hieoers
lanbs Su iidsrn. unb man erfpartet
babsr nit Der sr5btsn Spannnns bic
or, Montag erfolssnoe offi5ieus gr'
tlGruns bss premisrminiitsrs VS.
aiitb.
-, -. -
Ourdb bic 9erbdusuna bes ariegs'
re6ts III bic Sppoiitiou Der Soaiali'
fen p0llia gu goben aeoriidt porber
9tne 2su6ttbiirme babsn ibrs Sih'
ter aelDidat.
Dor Dem gudinsbam palait fpielt'
iidl am Gonntda Mbeub eins sntbuiia'
itiIhe 8unbaebuna ab. Cine etnc
5000 psrfonsn sablenoe Wense 5ol
Dor ben galaft, lang eie Iational'
hpmne unb rief baun nah aonie
9sorae, Der iib aufammen nit Der
.a0niain Marn duf benz galtcn seiati
ano fir bi. ibm bnrasbrahten Spa'
tipnsn e,rh WsrbsugunssH oantte.
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len unb beitaHb Sorauf, bab bas Cob
ipt.ber bingsI.st piiroe, oa CT ioHit
ni9ts nsbmen pollte.
UetuiibIt
@ir6 BON So5ialiit EN-,
&epnblifanern unb
anar6iiten in
StaIien.

Mailano. 9. @uguit. Die 60.
,ialiiten, Hepublifaner uno bic anar,
biIten III Stalien baben genleinialne
Sate gemaft, I'M cine aaftpngne
gu fiibren, ourh tpelhe Stalien nift
MIR oarm perbirbert iperoen fol-, am
ariege tbeiI5uncbmen, ionbern es ibm
aud unnoeIib gemaht iperoen ioa.
ii6 II arisasbe. sititaft Su isbtr.
9luf @ontas lit cine TroteitDer.
iammIiing einberuien iporben, an
pelGer lid, aith bic eiienbabner rno
bic organiiirten glrbeiter betbeiIiger
iuerSen. es miro seplant, ein llIti.
mntIm on Die Regierlmg si erlaiien
in iueldlem iie aufseIoroert piro, ieo.
ipebe friegeriide Saltung aiifsugebeH,
Diorisenfaas Die slrbeiter in allen
sSHbuitrie5peigen einTdlieblib oes
Giienbabn. uno 8erte5rsipeiens an
ben slusitanS geben tueroeH, iUdbrenb
5u eIeiher Seit elm aufrubr in's Sc.
ben seriifen iperoen fol-. @saiIaub
miro Der @itteIpunft Sieier ggitation
iein.
Gie geboroen beriidern, baB aIle
n0tbigen Sd,ritte getban lporoen iino,
nm cine etluaige revolutionary 8elpe.
sung i'm Geim gu eritiden.
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Grn,prbet
Sit ansebIid Der sreiie aaiier 5rans
Soiepb BON Ceiterreid.
Die aus 2onbsl fommenbe Nadridt
uorlanfis nod unbeitGtist.

2onbon 2. glug. 9as ,OaiIt
Chronicle" beri6tet, baB Iaut einen
@eriift aaiier 5rau5 Soiepb Dor
Seiterreid, einem attentat 5rm Spfe,
sefaGen iein iol. 9ieies @eriift III
icipeit nod niht beitGtiet tuorocn.
g riegsidiffe Der 9rei.
bunbmd d hte in dineii-
f6en @epaHerm
Sbansbai 9. glusuit. - Sr
benz Safen Cling 9au, Dem Saien 6eE
oertihen Sdusgebiets BON seiao.
GbaI, befinSen iif si,r Seit Ia beiit.
ide, orei oiterreifii9e ino Stpei ita.
Iieniihe ariessihiffe. Ger Eanlpier
Bring GiteI sSrieorid" bes georb.
beutiden 2Ioph lit, begIeitet BON
beutiden aanonenboot .Sagiar" bon
gbaHsbai in 1iins Tau eirigetroi.
fen.
Sieben dineiiide 4riegsihiife
iino bon Sbansbai sur @epahuns
Der 9iiite abgegange1.
Die oeiitiden 9atl5erfreuser
.Sd)arnborit" rmS : Gneiienan" iino
BON SingapOre nah Eitnfrifa IL See
gegnngen.
Der riiiiihc areiser ,slrfoIb~ ,rn6
Der britiide areuSer yDnrmpi,tb"
iirS am Sorrtag Don bier in Gee
gegangeH.
lie 0iierreifliiden JleierriIten In
China iueroen aIler @abrifRinlihfcii
iia6 Die 9iiidreiie mad Ser Srimatb
iiber bic. .@ereinieten Staaten ma6en.
@ @oratoriuminSrantrei6 d
profIa mtert.
Raris, 2. s(ugnit. - Der Si.
nan5niniiier proflanrierte am Conn.
tng elm Moratoriinm, fpcIdjes bic ge.
sabIing aller DECENTRALIZATION III
5ranfrei6 bis 5iim 81. glnsuit, ius.
penoiert. Tieier GrIaB betriift aud
9epots uno Idirfenoe aonti in @an.
fen. 9epoiitoren fonnen MIR $50
chi einnial sieben nno miiiien Die
&alfte ibres Sepcts iteben Iaiien.
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Die oer1f( (6en 9r,ppen 6efnoen d6
na6 einem ei6nen YorfoR onr&
S11xen16nrg anf fran5o-
d(6em 3ooen.

ubrsn Der Gr@s en Der benfden t bd a
i'm anmih
III
Der
II
aHhdiie
n
omdB
anessbemf
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9ie 6mffen
= no am Sonntag in beuts
dlpS Mshis4 a;

Stho m = on ntag in beut :
Toes @ebist eingsrGtt.
gerl lin, 2. 2lltguit. = Die RuTs
len iino in oeutiaes @ebiet eingefaaen.
Guht4e Sruppen iibsri6ritten BEL
SftptoOsn, iiiO0itlt8 BON giaaa. bic
9ren3e. pdbrenO bereits am Samitqg
4betlo cine ruiiii6e patrOuile BEL 81,
denriso, in poien ii6sr Die 9ren3e
tam.
Die Sruppentplonne, bic 6si
S6pioben in 9sutI6lano einfiel,
mar DON 4rtillerie begleitet.
3pei S9paOronen 4oIaten bsftns
ben iia i'm anmarI4 auf SO6annas.
burg in Oitpreuben, 10 Wieilen DON
Der 9ren5e eutfsrnt.
Die ruiiii9e patrouiqs, bi: BEL
gidsnriso iiber bic 9renSe fam, sriif
cine oeuti6e 4btbsilung an, spel9e bi.
ltbsr bic Wartbe fiibrenDe GiienbaGns
Bride bepaate. Der glnsriif purbe
5urutgeidlagen unp Sfpei Seati9e
puroen bIerbei lsi6t permun0et.
Die obisen Ra6rihten puroen DON
benz SeneraIitab betannt ssseben nit
Dem gemertsn. bab nit oem Ginfal
Der RuiIsH BEL S6pioosn Der &1iss
Runmebr alien grnites begonnen babe.
Gin TraRSDiii6er 2ufti4iffer mari
I'M SonRtag, laut ben Qngaben Der
WsiIitdrbebproen, in Der Ha6bari6aFt
Oon Rirnberg gomben aus Ieinem
aeropIaH. Die Ulilitdrbsb6rben sr,
tlartsn. oaB elm osrartises 9orge5sn
cine sro6e 9erlesung oes 0ol.erredts
lei, ou iopeit nod teins offt5ieae
ariegsertldrung erfolgt lei.
Sutisr 8iIbelm fam am Scnntdg
Rl4mittag bon potspam mad Berlin.
gr legte bic 5abrt in einem alutumobil
5uriid uno purOe bon Der otsltauieno
tDpfigcn Menee ,rpelfe iif in ben
Straben poitirt bate, nit rieIigem
Cntbuiiasmus begriiBt., Sn einem
3ipeiten Qutpmpbil fplgten Der arons
prin5. prins 6eiuri9 BON Breuben,
Der gruoer oss Saiiers. iopie arbtre
qrinSsn Der taiierIifen t5amiIie.
Spdter filbr Der Aei4stan8ler BON
9stbmannz9Olpeg nah Dem 5dloB
un' ibm puroen BON Dem Bolt gleit1=
faIs bsgsiiterte SpotioneH barge
bra6t.
Das Gintreffen Der &riegsnahrfAs
ten on Ser g6rie CAB 9eranlufung
;u elmer begsiitertsn patriotiiaen
&unossbung.
2out elmer DepeIte aus a0niss6erg
1T cine ruTIiIde potrouile in gpOts
tluen, brett an ser Grense geIegsn,
eingefalIsr unb aud in oem beuuds
barten Srt giIoerpettI6en. lpp Die
Rufen oos qpit1mt bemolirten, Ser
me- iolIer ois Hufen auh md on
oerTfiebenen unosren Stellen iiber oie
@ren5e getpmmen iein.
Ruifennehmene eineu beut'
den . mpfer
Sotio. 2. 9tuauit. Die Rui'
len bdbsn in Wlaoimoitod einen oeui'
Ithen 0ampfer teItldgnabmt.
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Gnqlano wiQ bonn &riea ni@ts >piiitn,
Ginr oirsbftii9lihr Gntf@rionn9 bat 9efern
an9eblid oas asahinet nad) lan9fr
pfratbung getrnffn*

bic aufeH ibre Mobilma9uns nsllsns
Ret beben.
Der SOnntag mar ii6rigens Der A.
Jabrsstas bes &ngriffs Der Srun5Os
len i'm Oeuti4 frun30iiihen &riegs
ouf Die Staot Saurbriiden, bel mel
6er @elegen9eit Der Oamalise fran35.
lti9. 22ronfOlgsr Bring 2ouis glapp=
leon Die prieittaufe erhielt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-22
LUCIUs-COOK
Popular Young Couple Married in
 Eutaw at Baptist Church

Eutaw, December 2l.--tSpecial. )-Las st Thursday evening Miss Mamie Louise Cook and pr. Richard Sturgeon Lucius were married at the Baptist church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jef- ferson D. Cook. the father of the bride, assisted by pr. Davidson and she was given in marriage by her brother, MT Ernon Cook of Meridian, Miss
 Mrs. John BaNhes Taylor was organ ist for the occasion, playing the accom- paniments for Mrs. Frank Etherldge of Meridian. Miss, who sang "rill Death, T and T Love You Truly"
 The ushers were NJ. l.. Malloy, MT. FL mos Poole, MT. James s. Coleman and MT. Leslie Cole.
 The attendants were: Miss Lydie Fay Tor of Eutaw, y ss Emelle Dial of Me. ridian, Miss Ru Barton of Tuscaloosa Miss Kate Dial of Meridian; Miss Der. tie Cook of Iisman. Mrs. French Cross of Eutaw, MT. Herman Cook of York MT. Henry Eatman of Eutaw, MT. Brech Barnes of Eutaw, MT. Andy Eatman oi Eutaw, MT. William Hawkins of Eutaw MT. Moody Steele of Eutaw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-22

.sS-calibre pistol in the right hip pocket of Koenig which had been recently dis charged. There were no shells in the chambers of the revolver, but the handle and barrel were covered with blood
 On the operating table it was soon as- certained by the surgeons that koenig was only slightly wounded However, one bullet had creased his right temple and another had scorched a path on his right breast. while the third bullet had inflicted slight flesh wound in the right side. pr. Wilson, stated at an early hour this morning that Koenig could be re- moved from the infirmarv.
 At police headquarters the officer said the affair was very mysterious. It was finally decided to place Koenig under S10o bond on a charge of carrying concealed weapons until detectives thoroughly in- vestigated the shooting.
 The statement of MT. Ash to the police was:
 s'I was awakened by the ringing of the door bell and on opening the front door found this man Koenig, who said he was shot. He informed me that a negro had held him up few blocks away and shot at him three times. I then tele- phoned for the officers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-22
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
 TO PAY TEACHERS

Montgomery, December 2i.--(Special.) School teachers of Alabama will receive their November salaries in time for Christmas. This announcement was made today by the governor of Alabama, who declared that arrangements had been made by large number of the counties of the state to secure funds from their bankers with which to pay off the teach- CTS. Many of the teachers have already been paid, and those who have not re- ceived their money will get it by wednes- day.
 In response to the governors call. tax collectors from all parts of the state re- mitted money to the treasurer last week, with the result that something like $2oo- coo was paid into the treasury. By the end of the week tAe collections of last week will probably be augmented to a sufficient extent to reimburse all the banks that have advanced teachers their salaries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-22
MAJOR LAY ID BE 4
 REDCROSSSURGEON

Montgomery. December 21.--(speclao Maj. Harry T. Lay of Montgomery. snr- geon in the Alabama National Guard. and first lieutenant in the medical corps of the United States army. has resigned both commissions to become a Red Cross surgeon in the European war, and will sail for Austria on December 9. An nouncement to this effect was made to- day by the state military department. following the receipt of Major Lays resignation.
 Major Lay has been for several months connected with the army medical school at Washington, where he was taking a special course of instruction. He Is well known in Montgomery and throughout Alabama. having been familiar figure at nearly all the state encampments of the National Guard for the past five years.
 Major Lay makes the third officer of the Alabama Guard to offer his services in the European war. The first to go to the front was Capt Ernest G. Shepherd, who enlisted in the English army at the beginning of the war, The latest news from Captain Shepherd was to the effect that he had been badly wounded in the leg and that he had been taken to a hospital. This was the second time he was wounded during the war.