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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

SocieiD," eines 3peiges ser o@larp.
louo Mic0icoI Societp,~ Gldne sur
Gcfdnpilmg ser Sia. Iicic Sam.
pogne 6efinoet ii1 in 0dnoen zines
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9}ctto Girfomnen 5u Dcridoiien.
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founen bo6eu lie ben &ompi bis
oui's Wlcier oifaenommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
ISran Iish lin Ocr9aftcm.

Inter 3wci acknowledgements oits
Gcblih eineu tb1tlihcn 9lngriif ouf
icinc Gbefro pcriibt imo Elm WlorO-
Niiirument in ieiucm 9eib gebabt
81 6obeu. iibt Der 35 Sabre altr Sc
romc Gonepcr pm 9}r 1924, Gli5o-
bet6-2onc, in DER iiiolideu Foli5ci-
Station Seine Gbeiron 9lOa &anc-
Der lieb i'm am Saniio0 9lbenO ge-
Qen 10 ll6r our1 ocu @oli5iliet
S,owarO @bite per1oiicn Oa Sanepcr
onge6lih banOareiilid runroe uno
0ro6te, 9lQes inn Sallic fur5 iInO Helm
81 i1lo9en. gei ser @inlieferlng
in ole @oli5eiitotion muroc in oen
loidcu Oes 9lrrcitanten elm &oiir-
meier gefilnOen, iueSbal6 cine meltere
9lniduloigung ge9en i'm gebuGt
iuuroe. &eiiern |ormitta1 6atte
g'oncDcr Dor EolBericGter 9eDiuion
Gin gerb6r si beiic0cu. ga er nodl
nidjt gan5 niiI6icru demorocn 5u iein
ihien licB ibn Ger 9'oIi5eiritb.cr 5u.
rid in oie 3eae brinaeu mo ucridob
oas Ger69r aui bcltc @ormttog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
Cardinal 81 @uit.

&oujiebt ole 5irnlnng pon 200 &lll'
oern mo Grpabicuen in Der St.
Soiepbs-airbe 5i 9leder.
Ter ueuc Seeliorger Der biihoil.
prot 9Iopent-aopeIle ougelougt.
&eqliiem iiir Or @ornlou
Cardinal Gibbons ert6eilte geitcrl
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6irmimg. Ser Cardinal 6ego6 iicb
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uno unqcid6r cine W}eile pon ser
air6c entfcrnt empfingpn i'm oie
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mein0e bod 81 BOB mo esfortirten
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bel &oter Charles 3. lrinfouS iber
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porna6m Sieroif empiing er Oie
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STRIDE uuO ipeiitc nit @uter 1rinf'
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gloGmittog nad) ser Stoot 3urid
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Siinglingc, oie ibm bel ieiner 9ln4
finit cntqegeu iu5ren OoS @eleitc-
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lie Nauiiu merocu bel Dem 9lcQuicln
iingen
&oitor 9(tpoter ongclon0t.
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lid proteitaniii6cu 9lOpent @opelle
on Der Gdc bon G6orleS luo Git
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ein9ctroiicn ltnO no6n al Sen &c
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rid Gountu. lGoitor 9ltmatcr lit eln
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tcrs STRIDE an ser Gdc BON &ort'
g(Ocnuc unO WonrnncntStraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
Enrnnercin gsnrmGrts. =

Seitattnna oes Enrners s. q, Gmil
GdmIb i'm @altimcre-GemeterB, am
9Routaa yladmiitcg 3 lIbr. gllle
Witaieoer uerocu ac6eten, iidl mn 3
llaf cm Gianaugc oeS 1ricOboies Gin,
sniinocA. (6eb22 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
gsreis 9JlnSfeu6oI(.

Iie .9lrbeiicr-2icoertaiel~ uirO
bentc ql6cno in Gtlerbeiu's Soac ali
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einen qroBcn 1)lastcu6oll ob1altcu.
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BON rirem tiid)iigen Gomitc aetroi.
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ioIo erluartcn 9lu oic bcitcn @as.
fen peroen 6ii6iAc 4'reiic ucrt6cilt.
aus alien oicicn @riinocn fam man
crlparicn. oaB Der 9oa ciu qlan5cn-
bee GrcianiB 81 wcrocn perlpridt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
SraaS in 6nrtis Bar.

Gos Sogcr5aiIS scr .9lmercan
See Gonipanp@ an Ser GurtiS.9lpclnle
in Gur.is Ban, gIrue 9lrimOel Goun-
~, ipuroa geiiern @loraeu gcgcll orci
ll6r ourd 6eler 5crlt6rt. Die irais
miIligc Eeucruc3r con Curtis 9ay
rctietc Die in ocr 9ld6e licacnoen Sc-
biuoe Gie llriacc oes @rouocS lit
uidt befouut. Gas 3erit5rlc oaaer.
1aaS mar elm 6a1weriaebdnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Sonnenaulgdng .... Is IT, 49 No
Sonnemmter9ong. .5 Il. 50 3d.
Nlonoaufaang 6 Il. "a %. 0lorgeus.
Stub IS Il. 27 d. Nlorgens.
1mt. .6 II. IA Nl 9iadmitta9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
ollricl SrGiig -%crcrm."
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NiittluOdl, %. GSebrnar,

g,ilietc 81 13r a. @crion inns num Gnmiic
Az hobtn. Mn Ntrno brs Bales iucrorn fcuc
en- oer xBNr uerInnii (drbs 1921 25)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
TENNEssee r,rY.

DR.. Dan. =. Pruett Of 81. Louie
visited his aunt. Mrs. Anne Rice.
Mrs. Walter Jones has returned
to Hurricane Mills.
Miss Allie McClellsnd was in
Nashville shopping Saturday.
Leroy Abefcrombie left Monday
for Huntingdon where he will enter
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Crawford have
moved here from Waverly.
Ned Ridings was here Sunday.
Mrs. Anne Rice aud Mrs. Clara
A. Moody who have been i'll are
reported some better.
Miss Lillian Phillips reopened
school here Jan. 18th.
Mrs. T. w. Rulings il able to be
up again after severe attack o.
rheumatism.
J, r. McClelland and son were
in Dickson Saturday.
J A. Beta, Beard Brown and Z
F. Brazsell were in Dickson las,
week.
Mrs. Jerome Hoon OF Dickson i.
here.
D. McCord. who has been yer,
i'll Is slowly improving.
Misses Allie McClelland and
Westele McCord were in McEwen
Thursday.
Mrs. II. II. Moody and son, Rex
have returned to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Nicholson
have returned from Missouri.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
His Stomach Troubles Over.

Mr., Dyspeptic, would you ike Ia
feel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat any
kind OF food YOU desired wi,hou,
injury? That may seem 20 un
likely to you that you do not even
hope for on ending OF your trouble
hut permit us to assure you that il
is not altogether impossible. II
others can be cured permanently
and thousands have been, why no,
you? John R. Barker. Of BATH,
Creek. Mich. is one OF them. He
says. Il was troubled with heart.
burn, indigestion, and liver COM
plant until used Chamberlain s
Tablets, then ms trouble was over. V
Sold by all dealers. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16


niliSs, Rilig.a insnaer resiasnt
~ fIal5 s was AefsI rem Nash.
VII J dsdas
4 \. Harnish has aayEsd 10 The
liIdhnSp1 Iarra wIiel u ssined W
Gsb. EI6axef. MI HkrriSIl III plan
ming 10 move ID Nashville later
F. vsn Beseeris making some
iniprobenienta On his property.
Mnnsey Harrison mosed to Burns
sMondsy.
Porter Creightcn. who lived near
tke hsneAkiiu At Burns. has rented
and nov occupies the Harnish farm
near hefe.
The dwelling on the Padgeti
place. owned By Joe Slider, To-
gether wiss.its contents, was dis
'tfoyed BY fire one dav lsst week,
II was practicallya total loss, a.
nothing 81 value vas saved. Il Ii
said The property was insured. The
Slider family is staying for the
present with r, voa Berger and
aniiiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Js1Assn' Geek

Misses Loa Fowler and aiar,
| Grimes. who are attending school
|at Charlotte. were hume saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Annie Story A HA1pesh was
the guest oi Der cousins, Misses
Nsftle'and Esa Story si,is week.
sliss Ollie EsneIl entsrtained q
number Of her friends with sing
inc Saturday aisht at the home Of
Mraa6d Mrs. James Owen. Quite
a numher we're present and VII re-
port nice time.
Misses Ethel and Gertrude Jack.
Eson and Matte Hampton were visit.
ing at Dulfths past week.
Jewel Sensing and Drusy and
Ross Tolar went to Clsrkayilleilas'
week with tobacco.
Aunt Elizabeth Sensing ia in
Montgomery eeuhty with her niece
Herman Cant OF Montgomery
county has been spending u few
days here with relatives and friends
Miss Annie Tolar spent sstnrda,
night and Sunday with Miss Ollie
FerelI.
Oak Grove school will close Fri.
lay. This makes the third year
Tor Miss Ollie Ferell at this place
and besides the free schools. she
taught a very successful subscrip'
ton school here last year after free
school was out.
Arthur Fowler entered school a,
Ruskin last week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Brady
Duke Jan, 5. a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jones,
ST., Jan. II. a daughter.
Sister Rife is conducting meet
ing at Jackson's Chapel. Every
body pray Tor this meeting.
Dave South and family Of Har.
peth River were here Sunday.
Herman Jackson and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives on Harpeth river.
Thomas Hunter spent Saturday
night with friends at Ashland City.
Gilbert, the 10 year old son OF
Henry Connell OF the Pardue
neiehborhood, who accidently shot
himself Xmas week is reported
some better.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

citizen. the family q faithful bus.
band and father.
He was man who was Just snd
prompt in his deslings with bis
fellow man, and was ever faithful
in whatever duty he was called to
perform.
We will say to those who mourn
his death, be az ready and willing
to serve your Master ~ he has been:
he ready 10 bear your sorrows 40
cheerfully and ever look 10 Jesus
Christ the author and fnishes 81
every good work. and be ready to
receive the Son III Tod when He
comes to claim his own.
A Friend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Taylor,
funeral DireC.
tors and en-.
baImers.

We carry a &c mplc,s
line Of Co'fj,,< sn, Gas
kets. Al calls giv,u
promp, a,tcn,ior A. or
night bdsiness p ones
ttixens, =, - NIB.
IL. EesiA Crmh.
No, ".
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

John Marshall Luther died at his
home five miles east OF BHfnT 'ss!
Thursday morning at abou. three
O'Clock. and was buried at the
family bury,ng ground late the
following afternoon.
Deceased VAS born only a few
miles from the home In which he
reared his family and where be was
residing at the time OF his death,
He was born Feb. 8. 1874 and died
Jan. 8. 1914 aged SO years, II
months and two days. Was mar.
riei June 7. 1855 TO Miss Virginia
Porter. who survive him. To this
union was born ten children all 81
whom are living. They are: ]. r.
and NJ. X. Luther Of the firm Of
Luther Bros.. Howell. Win. Ebert
and Raymond. all prosperous farm.
era, Delbert. telegraph operator
at Martin; Grover, who Is employed
M school teacher al Dexter, ia. !;
Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs,
Albert jenkins He is also survis-
ed by one sister. Mrs. Alice Baker
os Memphis: two brothers, Rev. A.
J. Luther. OF Davidson county, and
ArIs Luther. Of this place.
Deceased has been a consistent,
member 81 the Primitive Baptist
church for several years. and in HE
death the church has lost 9 strong
pillar, the community good
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
lsIIyL'yn.

ESQ. 3, r.. W'insteS, of RusEiI
was here Msnlsy. S
Miss Katherine Rntiedge Of Bar
tons Creek tviaitsd Miss Anni'
Beakfey.
" w. c. Holt and con. Clinton. D
Dickson were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Van Bagsett and 800, I'd
gar, were In Dickson shopping.
Luther Swift has returned from
White Bluff.
Mrs. u. u. Beaklry and twin sons
Glen and Ben. Of Routell. yisitee
Mrs. Ed. Beakley last week.
Prof. w. A. White of Barton's
Creek was here Monusy en- route Il
Kingston Springs.
VIC. Campbell and +. 4, Shele,
we're In Clarksyille last week de-
llsering their tobacco.
Miss Ruth Hedgrwood of SOath
side vas here Thursday night en-
route TO RuskM where she viii
enter school Tor this year
W. c, Hunter and family have
moved to the Slayden Hunt plac,
rear Edgpwood.
A. NJ. Warren and family 81
Woodhayen have moved here.
A Starks and family 81 Spring
field have moved here, Mn stark,
will manage the we'll machine fo'
Coldwell and Hatcher.
w. M Murray o. Ruskin was
here Thursday.
Rev. G. n. Hester and vile 81
Bon Aqua were here last week will
friends.
Mrs. John Dotson and children
were visiting relatives at Tennessee
tity recently.
Mrs. q, P. Coldwell OF Barton.
Creek was here Saturday EN- route
to McEwen.
V. ID. Choate OF Jones Creek wa
here Saturday.
The school closed Friday afte
a successful term under tn
mana cement of Prof, Marvin Choat'
and Miss lrma Taylor.
Thos. Crutchsr OF Springfield
spent last week With relatives here,
X. l.. Brown. W. G.. Smith and
wife traded their farm in Mont
gomery county to Van Bagget, o
this place for his farm, Mr.. Bagget'
receiving $1,000 difference.
West Moody Of Dickson visited
Miss Beulah Underwood Sunda,
afternoon.
". F. Bryan and family Of Dick
son were here with relatives tn,
weekend.
Col, W. H. W, James OF Whit,
Bluff vas here last week looking
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

- sssk ~
r. Ahli Alss. "A. n. Iiickson.
Esissn Cspaeh fesurpsii Thursday
'Ifem 4 ikvsrai dr. Viait at Clarke
willie.
Rss. ana Mrs. flarssllsknd child.
|rcn. 81 Edgewood, we're ths guests
u air. and Mz. Jessie CooiIsty.
Misses Maggie and Doiia Eicksou
sttended Tie pound sappee Sasur-
day uight at Node tiilmeFs's. On
Cedar Greek.
Miss Theresa and Dewey Dickson
gave d musical snssrtainnent Wed,
nesday evening which was highly
sninyed By MI pfessnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Cooksey spen,
sunday with Dr.. and Mr. A. G.
Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jessie Cookssy en-
tettalncd with singing Saturday
night. There were shout 80 pres
ent.
Mics Nellie Holley had for her
guests Sunday afternoon, Misses
Ruth Green. Theress Dickson and
Bertha Browning; Messrs. Otis Rob.
ertson, Luther. Browning, Edwin
Crouch and Dewey Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs, D. N. Dickson and
SNr. and Mrs. Jessie Cooksey spen,
sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. Holley.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Vanleer Route ?.

Newton Badge oi Williamson
Creek was the guest OF Mr.. ami
Mrs. l.. J. Browning Sunday.
Miss Hattie Wyatt left Monday
for Ca mden, where she will enter
school.
/ Billie Brown. and daughter. Miss
Stella. OF Camden, were here SUM-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Dickson, and
Nttle ds0ghter. Nary Alice spent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

III am very a;ad TO say a few
words in praise OF Chambsrain's
Cough Remedy writes Mrs. Dewey,
Milwaukee. Wis. Il have used it
for years both for my children and
myself and it never fails to relieve
and cure a cough or cold. 80 fam.
it, with children should be without
il us il gives almost immediate re-
h 1 in cases Of Group" Chamber.
h ms Cough Remedy is pleasan,
d sale to take. which IL OF great
ii iportanee when a medicine mus,
b given to young children. For
$ le by all dealers. Adv,
Magistrate blanks for sale a, this
Office.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

This remedy has no superior iot
coughs and colds. |, is pleasant
to take. IL contains 20 opium or
other narcotic. |, always cures,
For sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
What a Heaven Dickson
Would be.


for another town In Tennessee,
The authoress, Mrs. Charles Me-
Gehee Forrest. sent the poem To
me for examination and after look
ing over it | wondered il il could
not be changed 10 suit the needs o.
Dickson. | asked her permission
TO do 60 and she has given her
consent and below you have the
roem as changed TO suit this town.
Ii 10 published in the hope ii uay
strike a responsive cord in the hearts
Of the people in Dickson.
J. W. Mcdaniel,
just suppose we should lay good
sidewalks concrete.
And broad macadam streets put
down.
Running in every direction complete
where folks could drive in town.
And a public reading room in same
handy nook,
Which would be a retreat safe and
free.
For all the boys and girls VINO love
good book.
What a city our Dickson would be.
And suppose We had water at Maple
wood,
Where the sod and flowers should
grow,
And a great big summer Chautausa
House,
Where Dickson folks love to 90.
suppose we hang up the lash for
the horse,
And all together agree
Well be kind and gentle to man and
beast.
What a paradise Dickson would he.
ind suppose mortal should err
and fail.
When he IL trying 70 do his best,
,nd tlt drln i
whisper aud wink,
And over his weakness jest.
suppose we lend him helping hand
Through the gospel ~ love So irer,
And help him To conquer where
once he fell,
What power our Dickson would be.
And suppose everybody should tell
every one
A little love tale every day.
And every one greeted the other one
With a smile on lies highway.
And suppose we live AS IN. Master
lived
So that all the world might see
Our religion is real aud Col is love,
What a people our people would b..
AMI suppose when the pastor should
try TO preach,
The members would try to pray.
And hold him up as leader of men
In the good old fashioned way,
And instead oithe cold an 4 critical
frown.
That pastors 80 often see.
Give a helping hand and boost Of
love,
What a preacher our preacher would
be.
And suppose when we 60 to toe
house of God.
We could all together pray.
And live up to our Sunday prayers.
When we mix In the worlds wide
way.
And suppose we conform TO the
Word of God
So that all who run might see,
And suppose we help the fellow
that's dawn,
What a great place Dickson would
be.
An suppose everyone sh ~ d '"'ost
everyone
In the trade and traffic o! life.
And everyone carried weapon OF
love
To slsy the demon nj strife,
Ard everyone trusted the other one
And everyone else could agree
10 pull in the bonds Of Brotherhood,
What Hea rsn our Dickson W uid
be.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-04-09
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr.. Calvin B. Waller Of AsheYiIIe vim
Conduct Meetings Daily for
Two Weeks.

Evangelistic services with the Rev.
Or. Calvin B. Waller, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Asheville
conducting them, began at the First
Baptist church of Hendersonville
Monday night.
Services will be conducted at 1O:S0
IN the forenoon and at o'clock at
evening.
In the opening sermon Dr. Waller
stated that what he had to say would
not be of sectarian character and
he hoped that the members of the va
rious city churches would participate
in making the meeting great spirit
ual success for the entire city.
The congregations are good and Dr.
Waller's sermons are being heard with
unusual interest. The services will
last for two weeks.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-04-09
wOMAN,s MIss1ONARY MEET1Ne.
Preparations Being Made for Annual
Meeting of Methodist in May.

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Hendersonville Methodist church
iS making ample preparations for the
entertainment of the delegates to the
Woman's missionary convention Of
the Western Carolina conference to
be held here in May, Concerning
which the Christian Advocate contains
the following:
"a letter has come to US from Mrs.
G Few, president of the w. M. So
ciety of Hendersonville, in which she
asks us to urge the auxiliaries
throughout the conference to elect, at
April meeting. the delegates to the
annual meeting. which will be held
at Hendersonville May 8-13.
Let us not be unmindful of this re-
quest but attend to this matter and
help to make the work of the enter
tainment committee as easy as posi-
BILE. Request is also made that the
names of delegates be sent to Mrs. F..
w Hunter, Of Hendersonville. N c.,
as she is the chairman OF committee.