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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25

befttge Jrontaneriffe I'm SGab gehdl'
ten iuirO, tie hOffsn BON Rorben ber
mad Warit]au gu selduseH. gaes
mas i'm augsHblid als gerDib sri4eint
| III. oab bic beioen armesn, bersu nu-
meriF4e Stdrte uur gang aIIgemeiu
dbsefddbt tueerbeH tam, auf elmer
5rOHt. bic ii4 DON Sitpruben Bis mad,
ben 4drpatben sritredt, an elmer
SdIa6t betbeiligt iiuo, bie cine Der
gtDBtsn in Der @eItgeididte 1T, uno
oaB Der 9ortbsiI DOrIdufis balo AMI
Der eiHsH uHb boIS auf Der aHSereH
Seits Iissi.
sSa4OeritGHbise iager, brb
bic Ruiien baoilr6 I'm @DrtbsiI isieH,
oaB lie oas rsate WeidfsIufsr iDsitIif
biz nad plOd befsbt haben unb oas
our9 i'm Staube iinp, bic Tsutiaen
5u perbinbern, time 4rmesn nit Silfe
oes JluiIes gu psrpropidntiren. uHo
bag Iie am sansen iibrigen Steil Der
5ront Sliifie babeu, binter Die iie ii9
suriid5iehsn t0nn.u, tDenn iie 5u bart
bsbrGnst iperosa. Dies pirb fid
absr alIss dnbsrn, tpsnn bic GliiTs gu.
frieren. mas porausiihtlid3 balS sss
i1eben tpirb. unb bic 2lrlnesn sbenio
lei6t, ME iibsr 2an6, iibsr iis hinii6srs
ssfest iprroen tSnHsn.
SH gelgieu unS 0rantrsi& 1T Der
arisg INNER nod ein rssslrehtsr BE.
Idgerunssiriss uuo fopsit III ss ben
@srbiinSetsn. troy ibrsr SsfperateH
ansrifft ni4t seIuHssn. bic Dsuti6su
aus ibren Steuungsu gu berordnssn.
Damn uno mann gsIingt ss ben Der.
6iinoeten inter sroben @srluiten, ets
mas 9cben gu setpinnen, in Der ReseI
tperosn iie bann ober burd Gesenans
sriffs tpisber in ibrs alien SisuungeH
suriidsetri4ben..
England ipurbe am Oonnsritag
Morsen gum eritsn Mal nit einem
alnsriff aus Der 9uit iibsrraitt, ais
siH 6sutiasr TIisser, Der BON Der bsls
siifen aiiite fam, cine 8ombe in ben
Gartsn Der ct. Sumss Gfarrsi mari,
Ole Dor OoD.r gaitIe lisst.
Die @srluite Der Gnslan.
btr.
2onbpn "a. DEFENDER. - Di.
!ssts bier sssSffsui!i5te DsrIafIiiit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
Snt, Cft=Yrenf,em ber
Sringsn bic 9eutf4sn
pieber iiber MIana in
polenein.

polenein.
Berlin, "a. DECEMBER. - (2fuF
Drd6tloIem Dege na9 2onDon). Die
am Oonnerstag Don benz beutifen
9auptquartier Oer0ffsntli9ts pffiaisl.
le 8etanntma9ung lautst pie folgt:
nOer Seinb srneuerte am Mittpof)
in Der NG6e bon Rieuport feline On.
sriffe ni6t. Bel girf6oote ma6tsa
mir am %. Teaeu15sr 230 9efanseuc.
rSn Der 9sgsnb DON gbolons bes
tunbets am WittpO9 Der Seinb pies
Der srObe 2ttttpitdt. ginem isbr bef,
tigen feinbli4en artileriefeuer iolgs
ten in Der 9eseub DON SOuain unb
pert9es Snfanteriesansriffe, bic BON
unIsrsn sruppeR 8uradssiaIaseH
tpuroen.
Gin S6issngrabsn, Der BON Der
fetnbli6en 9rtttIerie ununterbrohen
bei6ofieH puroe, ging uns OerIoreH,
puroe aber am 4beub auriiderobert.
Die pcfition tpurbe na6 bisIem er.
folgrsi6en SesenuHgriff DDlis aufge'
geben, neil Elm 5beil Der 9rdben DON
oem feinoIi4en Qlrtiuerieisuer fat
gang 5eritOrt puroen mar. Ms6r ais
100 9efangsne blieben bier in unEeren
!odnben.
rSm Often fnb mir tpiebsr aur
Sffeniipe iibersesanssn unb ultiere
Sruppen ridden bon Heibenburs uno
SoIouu in SitpreuBen aus opr. Mir
bdben bic Ruiien na9 mebrtGgisen
aGmpfeu aus MIapa, IN &uiIiI6 30
len, auriidgepprfen, unb bic feinbIis
den YoiitiOnen bel MIapa befinben
ii6 pieOer III unieren SGnben. sSn
oleleH 0efe1tsn 9aben MIR mehr al5
1000 9efungene gema6t.
ulm 3uiammeufluB bes g5ura
unO guptu SluTes ba6en an Sielsn
puHtten beftige SaiOHetttdmpfe ftatts
gefunoen; Die Irtilerie fam psgsR
beg Hebeligsn 8stters nenis ins Ges
fs9t.
mOie RufIen babeu am reatsu
llfsr bes piItca SluTes idtDere @ers
lutte erlitten, HomeHtli6 in Der iii0.
li9 DON SOmaidcO ssIeseHsn 9essnb.
Die RuHen griffen mebrmaIs in bsf-
tiger @etie an, tpurbsn absr ieoesmdl
DOn ben Deutiaen unb Ssiterrei9era
suriidgeDorfen, babel iebr i6Dere
gerluits erleiSenb.
rWsitsr i'm SibsH 1T bic Gage in
IlsemeineH uHberGnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
Gransbitiher Yainsers
fremser
Snber Strabenon Strauto
BON eiuem 6iterreihi=
f9snunterIeeboot

" ~ Ab " ~ "
f1en unterieeboot
auges riffen.
aonbon, "a. Sea. Sn paris
tpurbe dm OpnHeritag betanHt ees
madt, bab Elm 5iterrsi9ii6er llnterz
iesboot in Der strabe BON Strauto
aipsi 9orpeSus auf einen fran3Ditiaen
panssrtreuasr abssidcfIeu babe uub
elmer Der sorpsbps am porbersn Sbeil
ses Stiffss srplObirt isi. Der benz
arsussr sussfiists Sdaben ptrb als
unbebeutenb b.seianet uno ss tpuree
aud niemanS an gorb bsf6dbist.
2lm miterbam, "a. Ges. Sine off.
sielle Sspside aus Misn iast:
0as fran5OIiI6e llnteriesbODt sGue
rie" purbs bon unieren aiiitentatte-
risn in ben grunb gsi4pfieu;; ehe ss
i'm Stanbe mar, etnen Gnsriff 5i mas
den. Die gauge geiusuns puros ses
rsttet uno sefangen genommen.
Infer llnterIeebppt 9lo. II griff am
21. DECEMBER in Der StrdBe BON
Siranto siu aus 16 SGiffen bsitsben.
bes frau80iiides 9eIdlpuber an. OaS
llnteriesboDt ihOB S>simaI erfOIgreicb
slpsi pdn5sridiffe bonn Gprnbpt Spp
an, infolse Der SDnfuiipn, bic Du6urh
sntitdnb. Der sefdbrlibtu glGbe Der
Shtffe pegen unb Der bobsn Se. mar
IS benz llnterieeboot nift mDsIih,
feitspIteIIen, mas aus ben augsihoHes
nsu SGiffsa ssipOrSsu TT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
9ie ssransOiem
Seonfpruden auf Der gans
3en2i 2inietleineGrfot
seerrungen baz
BEN.


paris, "a. 0e3. Der am Dom
neritaa bonn frah5Oiii6en &riegsminis
iterium per0ffentli6te offiSiene gez
riAt iiber bic Gage auf ben Sriess@
i6auplaB sG6lt eine gaH5e Reibe Don
uu6eoeutenben @ortbeilen auf, peI6s
bic @srbiiHoetsn an Der san5en 2tnie,
bon Der See i'm Hprben biz ndh
@liab biHub errunaeu baben. Die &C.
genoeH. no ii6 bies ereignet bat, iinb
an benz JIuhe aps, an Der 9IiieI, in
Der Champagne, Bel psrtbes, in ben
Qrgonnen, i'm 8alo DON 4preHlont
unb Bel 2aSie.
sn Der llmgebuns DON 2(bras unb
gerouu Durben ausgeoebnters 4dulpfe
bur9 ben berrfdenben RebeI Dsrbiu=
bert, unb an aubereu 5beilsn Der
5rout fanoeu ausidlieBIi9 4rtiIIsris=
gefsdte itdtt, naMeutlt9 luooitlt6 poH
@misns, bel 9iqssiurs5ourbe unb i'm
DaIb Don @prsmpnt.
Der Rrp faIIpdIa pitb in
siHe e aferne umgs.
ipdHeeIt.
QonbDn, "a. 9eJsmber. - Der
&rpitallpaluit in 2onooU tpiro D0n
Reuiuhr an bis gum Gnbs oes Srieges
fir bas Publitum gei9lOhsn iein. gr
pirb in eine &uierne umseDanoeIt
iperosu, IN Der penisitens 10000
Maun llutsrtuHft finbeH iperosR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25

2pnbon, "a. Deg. = 9lnitutt
baB auf ben Shla9tieloern elm Weib'
na4ts. .DuffenitilitdHb berridt pi'
ibn Der papit Benedict ben trisgsfiib.
renoen gutiOneH porgsidlasen bat
Diitben an Der Oitli9en unb an Der
tpeitIidsH Jront bsitise admpfe uno in
gang europa tusrbeu bic Wsibuadten
nit elmer setpifen SiiGs unb 3uriid.
boltuns sefeiert.
Sm Weiteu unternebmen bic @srs
biinbeien einen Qngriff nad bsm ans
btren auf Die bsuti6en SteuungeH,
Dsrfu4en irgeHoipo cine ihpade Stsle
gu fiuoen tpo elm Durabrud mbgIid
itin f6nHie, obus baB biss a6sr BON
Grfolg beSleitet ssipsiaI mare, nab
renb i'm Often bic RuiIsH, bic DON Der
beutid,en anb 0ittrreidiiden Grsn3e
5uriidgstrieben tDorbsH iino, jebt bins
ter Jliifen Stan0 6alten, bic i6Hsn
bic @srthsibisuns erIsiftsrn. Sic bas
ben aud an einisM puHtten Gesens
angrifi. ouf bic 0sutltxn uHb
Seiierrei6er ssnadt.
Z Den Seutiden tpur es Bel ibrem
@ormaria duf Waridau. unter Jiibs
runs bts GelSmari4olIs DON 5inoens
burg, sslunssn, bic Rufen iibsr ben
gaurn unb Den Ratpta 5lub sariids
suireibeH unb es mar ibnsn aud isI6It
gelungen, an einisen guntisn bisfs
GliiiIe su iibsridreiisn, ct. a3stsrs.
burg bebauptst aber. bab Si, Deutiden
fUieber pOn ben gfuifen ibsr bic TliiIs
suriidseiporfsn iporosn feien.
9tud am iibrisen 1bil Der Gront,
fiibIi5 BIB mad ben &arpaibsn tss
bdupteH bic Ruiisn erfOlsreid seipeien
gu ieiu. aber i'm ROrben pOIens babsn
bic Deutiden. na9bsm iie iid iiber bic
piiprsubiite grsnse sariidss5Osen.
piebsr angefanssn, ssssn Siiben Dor,
siiriidsn uno lie baben abermals
NIaipa bsfebi. Don ipo aus iis urs
IpriinsIia psrfudt buitsn. bic Huifsn
i5rbIia BON Der Meidlsl si flanti.
rem uno BON bort aus sessn Waridau
,or5uriidtn.
Gs IT. felbit isbt nc9 m6sli9. ouB
bic G.utfasu ipisbsr NIT sintr CLAN.
snbepssuns bssonnen babsn unb oab.
uabrsno sas suiIif&s Centrum SarG |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25

mdlbe Ha9 Die Dor i'm griifeler
&unitmuieum bsfinbet, bas 6innen
tur3em wieOer bem publitum ssSffnet
tperoen tpirb.
Der r&ubtO SlODo", cine ct.
petersburger 3situng, bsri6tet, bab
tiirtiI3e uuo turbii6s Sruppen ben
srOBteH sbeiI Der periii9en propinS
aierbuoi6un bsieBt buben uno baB
Sulfa beoro6t lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25

fiir bic WO9e bonn 8. Bis Is. 9s3sm.
Der entbdlt bic Ramen DON % &c.
tOotetsR uuo 81 DertDunoeten Sffi3ie.
rem. Sn bieIsr 2iits purben obsr teiue
Offi5isrs uIs osrmibt augsmsIOet, gum
eriten Wul felt Idngsr 3sit.
Der 8eIammtDsrIuit Der britii6en
armse an Sffi3iereu belGuft ii4 bis
gum Is. DECEMBER auf 1.081 Sobte,
2152 9erDunoete unD 602 0trmibte;
auiammsn 1886 Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
0Netterbe

JHr O4io. Snoiana, Jninois
unb bag ipeItlide glenniDlbanien:
Gd5nes, ialteres Wetter am syreitag,
benz G9netfdn i'm ertrem fiibliden
zbeiI Doransebt. atm Sumitas ibSs
lies Wsfter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
Die gd)lad,t Bel apbs.
Gin5efbsiten iiber bi.I.n
pidtisen beutfden
Sieg.
@on bsm q Rorrefponbenten
Der aifoeiirttn preiit
beritflfef.

3ob5, RuHiid poIen, 21. 9e5.-
ptr autompbil.aourier mad poIen,
%. Dt5. - GeneraI bon 5inbsnburs
bat einsm aorrtIponbenisn Der aHos
tiirten preiIe ssssniiber bic Grildruns
obseseben, baB bic ginnabme BON
2ob5 ben Wenb,punft fiir ben Jelbs
aug In poIen bepeute. Die ruFif6en
2inisn i'm n6rbIi9en polen fiibien
iid uuf bieIs Siabt. nm beren gsfib
IN auberOrbsntlih beftissr Wsiie ssz
idmpft tpurbe. 0a6bem bic RuiIen
nad isbr barinddisem WiberItanb ses
sipunsen iporb.n, bic Stabt su rGus
men. mar Elm dllgemeiner Riid5us in
Der Ridtuns auf Wari9au cine brin.
senbs Roibmenbisfeit.
Inter Giibruns beg Maiors bon
5ollebtn. zines Dsttsrs bes perRorbe.
nen friibsren bsutfden gOii9afrrs in
WafbinstOn, Baron BON 6olleben, Be.
iuhts Der aorreiponbent Der glifoeiz
n nrr .ss ~ Sa'1u9.l'.p''
:" pe' '.ape DOH Soo5, uho q petam
babel einen g.sriff Don Der Ratur
Der Sperationen, bic 5u Der ginuabs
me Der Gtabt fii6rien.
Roh nor. 0(,,iH,rrrr, b.r ,.r,f,t.r
80 -. ~ "
1no ul..l's'a'lVeH 2ruppen gu lpllef
BEN, battle man eriparten iollsn, bab
fit bonn Weiitn aus porriiden piirSen.
SbaiiGhIid, erfolote Der anoriff ober
hmm s,orh.r r,,s ! nor, g,ornr.,,.,, 81,
c;. N.r,i,s.,, - .,;.s.., 80. e. = -.
~ sn .''e0en lple HOi0HHeH
W DEF UeFalf elner r'eligeH 9engabsl
IN be RaifsH binsiu, nit elmer anbes
rem itcr!sn Mrms, atpiideu ben 3ius
len her g.ob.f
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rsm 49," ~ s.a.SS.s.a le,n soa'gon ~ rg
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S.u.. sssm U.u..'e''p''p'Su"s upe1s
ay ~ ns',sI IVY ~ 'vSsi c1ss -
81. m,,s,.s I ~ aOi.a. g.r eullasH
ss..;;ts ~ an;n s'ssM s'he l'at'e peu'l@'
~. IE o[,,;ans. ,a..saa a.mge o. .1e!DsA, N1 ost
e.. M S,sSM s.I ma sag'laI.m .pas: osa ''a!'
;.nn.ss.. ~ sM 'sueIs . ap5ul@ns1psa DC
,;na . s1n,,,,,s. ;vAs. aNl ga.g pn ger
,,s,s ss 80 M Ea''ss .anIIu'r Hslet'
's so VT seHHs'.
h,,S .' -, Dsh az. p.'u'.u1sh " per umgss
,arT,. s Dgn gr.;am;s @ as.. iau0 "a aug Dus ps7
a.. @~ssb sssmsb l'uss pab 5ios' Dsulf
M aam.s.s0,ps s,.Is.. =, aSselunlllen ipnr,
m..,nr ~ .ss.s "Al.u'D ~ pem gslIpI
'slahs sao. oaB oIe Hnllen
a'H ..n ~. a"sska.sn g...:xa Sss s.Iunsea pat
M ..n ys.u~ pas lelnsraen DON
an %l.L p1n'lgeh Tliegsmlnilisr Soro
M.iur.'sl ,ra was.r pem erIiIqsn parlamsnt
ss' 'iewe aals.lllgl puro.. D!ss
'Dsn a'Iselplps, ole ipailanltp
-uS;, Daa DaS % !gneus .f.dHlndsn Der
,1 sI.lun yIelsTpen nmainsslf parsr.
Is ,s.asen wv ng aDet ou.p uno oIa9ftr
~. aL,vov !. az. ysI1Msshs ga mn, yer Sgau'
w pklss Sspa1l on EN- ufIigIieo
p.s Dslssa.Hanes dis enc DIT ru9m'
lslu9leH Dss gan5en Fssgss otaelt.
a.. ll n par S.sgIOw' Ssqn 1fsileH
H0,DOEiag ,, pon soD5
uAesIapt g1slgpeH meliilb rcn
SuDd Dsln!osi lI9 osr tis.lIs Drisolo!
y Uon oel1'et no Die HlillslI IN sI'Isli
e,, Os, ,ss,sH eens ss NampIs :, M oss r. amssSans s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
Die Sdntpte ant Centrum an(6eiueao (e6r
6futiger Arf.
3mifd)en Dem H. mO 90 Qejem6er 6a6en Ole
Ocderrei6er $4,000 HuGen getangen genommen.


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uHmSpia InHh
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
PIE SUPPER WILL BE
NEW SOCIAL FEATURE

A pie supper will be given at the
Town Hall Saturday night, Nov, 7, to
pay of Indebtedness incurred by the
Sequaohee base ball club this summer,
which amounts to $15 43. The young
Ladies are requested to bring pies OF
any variety they wish, which will he
auctioned off to the highest bidder,
bids being received for not less than
25c. The gentleman buying the pie is
entitled tn coffee for himself and lady.
Other pies contributed by those who d.
not wish them auctioned off in this
way. will be sold at t0a a secticn,
coffee accompanying.
A fish pond will be another feature
AMI "tish'' of various sizes and values
may be caught. Ten cents gives one
the opportunity to try their luck, and
anything from ninnow to whale
may reward their efforts.
A program of recitations, music,
etc, will proceed these features and
will be worth coming out to hear. A
number of little lasses are very busy
leaning speeches. and will do all
in their power to make the program
interesting,
Some of the colder ones'' will take
part, too, and no admission will be
charged but everybody is invited to
come out and enjoy the program.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
Ebenezer.

Sbseia! 10 lie Nta0s.
Visiting seems to be the order OF
the day.
Sam Privett made flying trip to
Chattanooga last week.
W. r. Jones aud wife, aud Fl. Fl,
Torbett attended the birthday party OF
w. B. Rogers Friday, Oct 23, near
SeIuachee, and reported nice time.
Albert Privett was in Chattanooga
one day last week,
G. E. Hancock is preparing to build
new corn crib. He must think he is
going to have some corn to go in it..
Miss Allie Rogers visited her uncle
W. B. Rogers one day last week.
Mrs, Tom Colston is on tho sick list.
Hope she will soon recover
H. H. Torbert visited his neice,
Mrs. NJ. H. Hinch, Saturday night
Floyd Boss and Fattie Hancock are
still making molasses.
Everybody and his dog are talking
of going to the show,
B ]. Layman has purchased nice
pair of mares guess be is still think
ing of farming some.
Miss BERTHE Smith looked sweet Sat
urday night.
There is revival going on at Eben-
eyer. There has been much good done,
and we hope more will be done, for
we all need religion and more of it
Mrs, M. Lambert made short call
on her son, N. Lambert, Friday.
Mr.. and MIS-. NJ. G. Webb and
children visited Mrs w. R. Jones
and Fl. Fl. Torbett Sunday.
Mrs. Phoebe Webb made a short
call on Mrs Floyd Boss one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Barnes of Whit
we'll. visited Mrs Sam ,Privett Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucie Amos and Kate Lam
bert visited their sister, Mrs. Pearl
Dsmbert, Sunday.
ALBERT Hancock has moved from
Frances Spring to our vicinity. He is
living in onB room of Oscar Hancock's
house.
Mrs. Adaline Quarles was in Jasper
shopping Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Lambert visited Mrs. W.
r. Jones Monday.
Walter. Webb spent the night with
his cousins, William and Clarence
Webb, Saturday night.
Sam Webb and son, M. G. Webb,
made flying trip to So. Pittsburg
Saturday. SNOWFALL
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
STATE UNIVERSITY
is GIVEN COVETED
NATIONAL RATING
Tennessee Is Now Ranked
With III Leading Eddca-
tiOnaI Institutions in
The Country.

Receiving recognition from the As
sociation of American Universitie'
which places it in tue ranks with ter
of the largest colleges of the South,
and on par with iii other leading
universities of the United States, is q
new honor which has been bestowed
upon the University of Tennessee
The list, which has been compiled By
the executive committee Of the asso'
citation, has been submitted and ap'
proved and recommended to the Uni
yersity of Berlin
Of the 10 colleges in the South that
have been accorded this honor three
are in the state of Tennessee. They
are the University of Tennessee, Uni.
versity of the South, and Vanderbilt
University. By the new recommends
ton, the bachelors degree is placed
on par with the largest colleges in
the country and is accorded the rec
ognition heretofore bestowed only up
on colleges that were members of the
association.
There are now tt9 colleges in the
United States that are in this rated
class and graduates with the bechel-
or's degree will not only be admitted
to the Uaiver. ity of Berlin ami to
other German universities, but win
be given ons years advance toward
the Doctors degree.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
Dunlap.

Special 10 The Nra0s.
Winter is almost here. This after
noon is so cool lam at home sitting
by the warm fire enjoying myself eat
ing apples.
Bro. Holder closed his meeting Sun
day night. Great interest was shown
during his few days services.
Basil Gadd and wife went to Chapel
Hill Sunday. He is Woodman.
Miss Ida johnson, who is teaching
school on the mountain, spent Sunday
in town with her brother, George
johnson.
Mr., and Mrst Frank Kelly, of near
Daus, spent Monday with MIR. and
Mrs, A. l.. Frieley.
Price Garden and best girl, Miss
Mai Richards, were out walking Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Pearl Privett spent from
Thursday until Sunday at Chapel Hill
with her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
J. H. Hatfield and Sunday. Miss
Velda Haskew and best fliend, Walter
Johnson, went over in a buggy and
spent the day and Miss Pearl came
back TO town with them.
Mrs. j. T. Walker went to see her
daughter. Mrs. Ed Wiseman, at Linch-
burg Saturday.
Miss Ruby Hickey sure did look sad
Sunday night
The Sun Brothers Show was in town
Monday, and was the finest of the
season.
I'D Johnson had a smile on his face
as large as wave on his mothers
goosepond nj onday night
John Lee and Misses Anna Mitchell
Lasater and Bernice Smith attended
the big show.
Mrs. j. A. Privett and children
came In Monday night and are NOV
ing from Victoria to the Walker
farm. Best wishes 60 to them and
their new home.
Mrs. Eph Hixou and daughter. Miss
Peafl spent Monday in town,
NFilDoIb OOiucll- Vi OuhpoL Hill. Ht5u
Saturday night at eleven o'clock and
was bu.ied Sunday afternoon.
Misses Pearl Privettt and Velda
Haskew and Mr.. Walter Johnson took
in the show Monday evening, and
came out with smile on their faces
as long as fence rail.
Henry Hixon and best girl were out
driving Saturday afternoon.
Victor Kelly aud Miss Elsie Austin
spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doogan took in
the show.
mis-. Polk Smith, the music teacher
al the college, went to Pikevirle last
evening to attending the wedding OF
friend, and left Miss Mai Richards
IL charge of her music class.
Miss Dora Walker was out car rid
ing Sunday afternoon.
Misses Pearl Smith and Lille Nc
Glothen went to the show Monday.
Pansy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
Stanley.

Special 10 Tie Ne7US
Visiting is in order these fine au-
tumn days,
Misses Ethel and Beatrice Adams
were visiting friends and relatives in
Hamilton county Saturday and Sun-
day.
Several of the young folks enjoyed
themselves at party Saturday night
at w. A. Francis.
There will be an ice cream supper
at Stanley Saturday night the S1st.
Everybody invited.
Crawford McNabb and Henry Richie
were guests at 7. Fl. Richie's Satur-
day night
W. J. Scofeld, the teacher of the
Pot school, visited home folks at Sc
quache9 from Friday until Sunday.
T. H. Richie, wife and daughter,
Bertha, went to Chattanooga Satur-
day.
Mrs M. L. Richie visited at Foe
Layne's Sunday,
Alex Richie the noted fisherman
called at T H Fichie's Saturday after
noon.
John L. Rose was Chattanooga Wis
itor Saturday.
W. A. Francis was ON the streets of
Chattanooga Saturday.
John Lusk, q. w. Lusk and wife
we're in town Saturday. BonBon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
UNCLE TOMS LETTER

The Chestnut Springs congregation
has decided they can have a protract.
ed meeting without being disturbed OF
annoyed, and it began Sunday the
25th. A resoluts determination by
the better element is having a good
effect and Lankfordtown will have a
protracted meeting, beginning the
first Sunday in November. Even the
Presby have recognized Sab
bath school and they will begin a re-
vival the third Sunday in November.
Ses what just little move in favor of
order will do. Heard an old man say
tnis morning Hobbs Hill needs dose
of law and order pills, and reported
some very bad conduct there. Well,
see the sheriff or talk to the circuit
court clerk or the good people and
then watch things happen. A brother
told me things were extra quiet at his
place of worship. think the proph-
cts of disorder will prove false set.
The good pebple and Sheriff Handy
are onto their business and will couu-
teraet all attempts to over run the
law. Good reports are coming in and
the Sunday card players are kind of
uneasy and trying to find out if such
isagainst the law. Judge Davis can
tell you men and boys. Your "Uncle
Tom don't know. Don't slander 9TH
er congregations by trying to make it
appear they ale disorderly. Sh adrick
Hill congregation is one among the
most orderly and quiet congregations
around Tracy City and the report ia
going the rounds that some of them
acted ugly during the last protracted
meeting This is false. If they did l
never heard of it until day or so
ago guess somebody wanted to lie
a little and didn't know what else to
tell, l wouldn't mention this but it
has been told at my expense and l take
the liberty to say SO, for as far as
know no disorder was perpetrated by
anyone,
In Writing up things you may rest
assured that what say is founded up
on fact even though | never get per-
sonal am really glad check has
been placed on the disorderly that in
tests our places Of worship. but a lit
tie sorry that solae of our greatest
complaners are endeavoring to white
wash thugs over and deny knowing
anything about who the disorderly
are. / would either quit quarreling
with the congregation and making
threats or find out who the disturbers
are. 1t would lc: k better. l am only
news gatherer for the best little pa
per in the land, and / am sure the ed
itor don't want me to misrepresent
things just to fill up space, and l
don't propose to do it Our sheriff
will not bs failure as prophesied
and the law will not be run over, as
some say it will Our church wor-
ship will be protected In spite of
whitewashers aud those who propose
to screen the disorderly.
am 90 to move from the noun
tain right away, but see if what pre-
diet docsn core true.
UNCLE TOM.
Tracy City, Tenn, Oct, 90, 1914.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29
Grading Road.

We understand that under the direc-
tion of G. Sherman, the Nashville to
Chattanooga Automobile Road is be-
ing graded around the Big Ridge, sew
EN- miles out ON Cumberland noun
tain. This will be big improve
meut, and cut ont heavy and useless
grade for all kinds Of traffic, wagon,
carriage and automobiles The work
is being done by Will Burnett and
craW.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-29

Hollands Magazine, monthly,
Farm and Raach, weekly, and the
Sequachee Valley News, SPACES,
weekly, all for Sl.75. If
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