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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-22
2ofal Beridt.
Gin 9lrbeits. Jtabmittas
@ie Die Samen fir ben Sricgsbaiar
i'm Nopember uyiunitiun" ans
iertisen.
Sr lsmppeH orubten nit Streif.

SIN Sauie Don Jrau Colon SdOtt
in Clifton ipurbe geitern Ra6mitias
burtig nit Raosl uno S6eere bdntisrt
uuD pa3piIben iurrte bic gtdbna
i6tne; tur3, bas Seim mar cine Stdts
te smiisiter 5bdtisteit, u6er aud
sntbuiiaiiiifiter S6affensfretlpe. @s
gilt. Die nMunition" fir ben ariess>
ba3ar ber3uitellen, Der an ben 5aseH
tes 1S., 19. unb 20. ytopember i'm
norDli6en 5liigel Der Wuiiiballe gum
geiten oes bsuti6sn uno 0Iterreidiids
ungariihen SiIfsfpnos Dor ii6 seben
pirD. 1ie groben peiten Rdume
iOlen ridt nur nit tiinitleriidem
9si6mud betorirt perotn, bic guoen
ielbit ipaen eins Qtuspabl bieten, o1b
iie es nit eiuem OepartementitoTs
aufHebmen t6unsn. Ga heibt es benn,
RE SGnos fIeibis riibrsn. Cine Der
guoen piro nur Yuppen entbalteH
uno i'm 4nfsrtigen Der aoltims rpsr=
Zen bic 8amsn ibre Weiitsritaft be-
tunoen. 9(ber iton geiterH iticben lie
auf ernite Stpierigteit,n. Gs iouten
puppsn aasr Rationen in alien unD
iebcm RutionaItoitiim isin. Ginitpei.
zen lis0en iie ned in uni6ulbDoqer
Radtbeit br, aber Die Iationalitdtens
eintbeilung iourbe gcltern pprqenomz
men uno ba itieB man auf unerra:r
tete Sinberniiie aeine puppt noate
JranSoiin, Ruiiin, auf teinen Gal
aber GnalGnoeriu obsr Stali:nerin
isin. pa 6lciben mir iiBen", i6risen
lie i'm Gbor, muno pas III oas
Sdlimmite, mas uns MGotsn
pdiiiren tannl" 0atsi itrampslter
lie, nm ibren 4bifeu 3u betrdftigen,
nit lndnben unO 5uben, Gs iino
nGmlia 9elentpuppen, bic aud iprs
der tpnnen.
Iie Eitppen barten nIdJts 0ngcgcn,
oIs iofettc Gli1iierin, aIs Sdmaben'
MaOei nit langen ,3opien, als ieihcS
@Siniter Maoel, obcr als 8ierl1noerin
ooer Inlmc ans Oem Sprcemalb AMI
ael 9a3ar Die AGufer 81, auimiren.
9l6er als sllliirte2 Yie luo nilnnler.
meGr Ia MIN Die Tamcn auf BEN
9u5oi teine s8ieSerbolung Der &Grt
pie am Sion5o, bel oen 2crctte So
ben, ON a)pcrntanai ooer on ben MI.
iuriiden Sccn piiniden, ipnrbe be-.
itlolien oaB Die stIliirten bom 9a.
3ui fcrnbIeiheu miiiirn Soba!o bie
Eippcn Oas oernabnlel, liebep lie iitbI
rlrbig Mab nebmen. Ter 3piidentua
ldbt abcr erielcn, bab esi aud, aniI
Dem 9a3ar Oil heitcrn 3wiitenf1acn.
nidt febIen miro.
i5rau S6ott 5eigte ibrer @Giten
aiidl ben groBen oiebes. imb ieurr.
itdereu @eloidrant, Der bctanntIi6
bajr auserieben lit, Die @eIOar aili-
5rnebmen, Die bon ben 6rein0en Scr
giteu Safc bem 9d3urunternebmen
geltiitet iperoen mogen. iSrau Sfott
rinlmt aiIdJ Gbefs entgcgen, iogarI
Bombs non Der oettihen 4riegsmi.
leibc. A.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-22
2lui benz italienifben
Rriegsibauplat
Sino Die Aampie aui artillcrie'
seied,te beidrantt.
ausriffe Der Rufien auf
Qutst abaeihIaaen.

Qngrtffe Der Rufien aui
autst abss dIasen.
Dien, iiber aonbOn, q. Sept.
Die fOIgsnOs Offisisu. g<tauntma'
dung puros am SisHitas abeno pom
arieSsminiitsrium erIa7en:
rabsrmaIies ansrifie Der RuFen
auf unisre 4piitiOnsn 0itlid bon
Cuts, iino bon uns 5uriids.idlasen
poroen. am Stpa 5lub purbsn our6
ein ar.ujfsuer unisrer artilIerie msbs
rere fsinolits 5ruppsnabtbsiIuus,n
neutrality-suspicious., bic periu9tsn,
iid an psitliten llier bss 5IuFss
feit5uieBsu.
.Sm RoroDiten berritte am Wons
tag oolIitanbis. Rub. uuS bi. Gage III
bort unperGnbert.
r5talieniider arisssI9duplas: Sn
Siio.I purD:u feinoli6e poiitios
nen BON unferer fhperiten artilIsri.
bsiaoHsn, uHb aud bic fsinpIiden
gatterien uno poiitionsu in Der @es
genb DON Serdballe, n0rOIi6 bon Ola,
purbsn BON unferer artiIlsrie bsTaoi.
fen.
Sin @nsriif Der Stalisner auf uns
fere 9ren3poIitionen am Monteg Cotton
unb am plateau Don 9sr;utb purbe
pis sep01nIi9 3uriidssitlagsn.
Gin fsinDIites GIusseus mari Elm.
2ln5abI aOpieR bon elmer f.br inses
niOs abssfubisn Glusihrift bon BEN
2eutnant @abriek O'4nnun3io auf bic
Staot 9risit.
nIn Der adrntner @renae tat ii4
ni4ts Wi9tiges ereignst. SIN JlitI6s
tbal III es na6 bem poqitdnbigsn
5rbIftlasen Der 9lusriffe Der StaIies
Her in lest.r Bo&e ipisbsr gang rus
big. Rur bic feinbli4s 2triia.ris boms
barbirt selssentli6 uniere pOiitionen.
rSm &iiitensebi.t bab.n am Mous
tag nar artiIleriessfe4ts fiattssfuns
ben.
ngOm IiiotDeitliden &riessfdau.
plaB: Infer. sIrtillerie bat bic ierbis
iten gsfeitisungsarbeiNn an Der uns
tsren 9rina SeritOrt. glbsefebsn baDon
il DON isner SsssnO ui&ts Didtisss
~ msIesn,"
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Ser 1au,pier ,1uscania" :"
Rit ben qafiesiersn BON
br .gtbinoi" in Rem

Der ~ t1inaI" tn KEN
Yort dneetommtn.
Rem gort q. Sept. Der Dams
pier .2uscaniu" bon Der ALLAN 2inie,
tam am 9isnitas 2tbsnb nit 339
paFasisrn uno 70 Mann BON Der
gsIasung Ses sristiftsn Sampfsrs
.Itbinai" bier an, Der am Iesten
SonHias auf boRr Sec dufsesebeu
fpurbe, rtu9oem r 80 StuHbsn lang
in JIammen ssftuueen. SeSs perfon,
bic iid an gOro Oss brennenoen Dams
pfers befauo, purOe @rstt.t. Der
0ampfer .RoumaHian printe", Der
rpeiiere SO WaHR pon Der geidbuHs
unb fiinf pafiasisr Der .Qtbinai" an
9orb bat, piro ON Wiitpoh bier ,rs
pariet.
Die Sffi3itre Der .4tbinai' iaeen.
bab lie ni9t lpiiBi.n. ippburh bus
Jeutr perurio6t purbe. Gs lpurbe
am Samitaa 9ormi.tag I'm s llbr
enibedt. Gs ibi,n slsi9Ssitig an pier
peri6Rbsnen SisIlsn in BEN Raum
Ro. 2 aussebrOten gu iein, Der gum
srobsn 5beiI mi. Isiat brsnnbareH
Giitsrn anssiiiIIt ipar.
Sc xfanosn I'D 80 Imsri,ansr al
goro Der .Suscanio", bdrunttr meb'
rers MiFiondre, bic ii9 mad Der 5iirs
tel beJeben rpolItsu.
+ qntbOnp Com tod.
Rem 9ort. q. Gept. stntbonr
@omitod. Der Selret1r Der Rem Oor'
Ter GsieIli6ait aur HntsrSriiduna oes
Caters. ein I'M oanSen 2anbs burt
ben &riea. ben CT i'm Sntereiie be:
MoraI asfbrt betaHnt. III in Summit,
H. T.. plDtIi6 aeiiorben.
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Strifte Sefeble
SGben aommanbantsn bsuti6sr llns
ierIeeboots erbalten,
S5eanbampfer enttommsn 3u laiisn
fails iie be3iiglid Der 9lbiidtsn
berielbsn bic esrinaitsn
3peifsl bs9en.

gsrlin, q. Sept.. pia 2Onbon,
%. Sept. Die aommanbauten
beuti6sr llntsrisebeot. babsn. fpis in
Grfubruns sebratt porbsn, Die itriiie
8eifuns erbaItsn, nit gsSus auf
O3sanbampisr fir ben Yaiaaierper'
tebr nit Der er6btsn 9oriidt gu BAN
bsIn unO penn iie bs3iiglid Der gtIids
ten bss betrsfisnosn S5euvoampiers
aud nur bic seriusitsn 3ipsifeI bsgsn.
ben Sampfsr Iieber snttommen gu Iuis
fen, aIs irssnb psIdss RiiiiO gu nsb'
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Die 9lrHibalb sSrieie.
Splpeit limb II per0ffent.
li6t porben, ID a brsnb
bic anberen II fir
9an5 unpi6tis ere
1f.,1 ~, -
Hart purbeu.


aonbon, 21. Sept. Bon ben "a
Disrrsi4iihen unb beutI6en Ootus
msnten, bic an benz ameritanii9cn
3eitunss Sorrefponoentsn Sames
s. 5. 4rdi6alb sefunben tpurbsn, ais
er am 80. 4uguit IN Salmoutb on
8Orb Oes 0dmpfers ROTTERDAM" bers
baftet purOe, iinO ioneit II Osr0fs
fsntliht iporbsn, pdbrsnb bic anberen
II 10 unpi6tig bsfunben purbsn,
bub es teinen 3ped bat, iie 5u psr0f.
fentlihsn.
Inter ben 0otumenten befinoet Iid
bic aopi. einss 9riefes, ben Der beut.
ite 8ptidafter @rdf Yernitorff am
18. 4asuit an ben Sefretdr aaRiins
seri6tst bate. Dieier Brief bat auf
bic @er0ffentli6uns bon Ootumsnt.n
unb griefsu gsous, bic sinem Wtt.
slieo Der Oeutfhen 9oti6aft, Or. III.
bert. seitoblen porben ipdren, unb bi.
bur1dus falicbe unb b6spiaise nus
ksuHs, bic BEN SnbaI. sieisr papis,s
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Spoid Y. Ylutpam .
Sesetabie epnippano
eetban Bat. S4 lit
iebr ihper an einsm
peibIiden llebel. Sd
boti. nieberbriidenb.
Sdmerieu. luar I'M
eselmdbig uno fonnte
Ssitweilig tuum bas
9immer burtbi9reiten
5t mar uniabis, mel
ne Suusarbeit ~ per'
ridien ob.r mein
Haha ~ pfegfn. 70
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ehihsaaHriAtex.

Nsn gort, 21. Sept. 2lnsst.:
naa 5ouraine" Don 8orbsaur.
Gibraltar. paHirt: DANTE
gliabieri", Rem DOri fir Reapsl.
gorbeauT. angei.: .Rotams
beau, DON Rem gori.
Senua. gbsef.: .perueia". na1
Rem gort.
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Smmtr Inn @tf6Sft.

graut gum grGuiisam. sirkm Der,
iiderunssasentem: ~YaIb ip,rbe i'd
Did jeBt aud NIT ben iibrissn Gamis
lienmitslisoeru betannt mnd.n! Da
iiHb fiinf griiber DON meinsm Batter.
Elm DnbenO 8eitern, brei SdapG.
ger :"
8rdutisum (begsiitert): so cine
soblrsi4s @erpanbtfaaft bat Du2....
q, Sa gisbt's absT uds.Su Dsrf6sru!4
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Nns geinnhere

Baron gum 0iener): .Ridts @c.
ionberes paiiiert III meiner sIbapeien.
belt, SSean?"
gu 9efcbI, SER Barren ia:
9eir Rcnib nit 'ner Jletnung bage.
ipeienl"
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perfDnal. Wotise,t.

Gin in tpeiteu areiien betannter
nHb aasemsin bO6seahtster ,beutiher
giirser bat in Strrn Menbel
Ws 5Im an n In utter Don 52 ssSap-
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s.Nnstiaen.
Seutidler s,ipnirr gsrtin.

Ite ghiaIieher obiaen grgeins fiHe biermii
'reunbIidi erindi. bem FdbeabeednaHib bee
Gm 20. Seniember 1915 hrt'ioIbenen liouiCts
sBeub. gsobImnnn beuie gltHtitidg I'm libr
BON Ifduerbdufs. 2s2b goy,emoutb aoeHnt,
epbe 4aTi, aus teti Sublif b bet5uipobneH
ctte dnHer, grdi
gonrGb araaer stir. II
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sie arari5eit
Sitier Grau
eAntu seiuihen 2sbia &. Vtnf'
bam's @rsefable COMPOUND.

Bribseipn. y. $50 wiinide 9tneu
toujenbmnlI 3u banien fir ods @ute. oas mir
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Notta. .

3ie reauIdre bierielidtrlte Zibioenbe bon
2hgo auf has aIientapi.el Set Cincinnati onb
Suburban peu Telephone 0onpdHb ipurhe er,
iIdrt Idblhdr aui /. Citobtt 1915.
1ie transfer eiiter tpethen bonn 23. bis 80.
September iniliIllbe aeidlp'rH beibeR.
90inep 9iiiun
S6atmeiiler.
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@crtrnoc sseltrnp,
Henoel @ublmann

i'm alter bon 80 9abren. gecrbiauna tente,
lpit,tpc6. ben 22. geptembet 1915. Qo6mit
TAGS llbr BON Irniiertan'e. Ro 2e25 Bcris~
mouth auenue. eebe 9arf. aus iirb NJ pripaf.
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3n bermietben- 3immer.

y Ster 3 IN NJ - uns Sabesiminrt fgrobs 3iHl.
mer). 3Is gnbIop aeenns, Clifton Eel.
eibon i05. 1872.
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gerianat--@eib6dh.

q o6in nit GnrpfetIimsen. 2s22 iipI.
Blaze. s5aIHut Sius.
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Stafib, s2i5; fuie neu: fperit $500 JerBet
Hictor 8lcirolo 30op Carthage arenne. Glii.
Ion nabe 2enloaii6en 0artsn
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ehusuasiudJ,-Rannlid,.

ea6er in6t eisns ais cute brittle Sane an
erpb. gons uHD aHtsn. stnei ebss panb.
2i+ ID. eibsfip Shabe
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@er!auat - wadnnIi&

Juras. iiurfer beutfasr, nfH bas Q'ereebes
ftInGeE sn itrnen. eti 5fetmaH anenne.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
SEPTEMBER.

This ia the season of the year when
the muscadine charmeth the.school BOY
unto the dereliction of his studies
when the fall of the dropping nut is
beo,nnins to be heard in the woods,
when the man with the gun walketn
forty miles over rocks and loseth for
~ cents worth of value from his shoes
after a ten-cent squirrel, while his
wife stays at home and doetn the
washing and choppeth the wood. IL Is
also the season when the fodder has TO
be out and the singing worms exalteth
the ambition of the farmer as he nit
teth one by accident and it leaveth
trail of FIRE down his brawny arm. ne
talketh in divers unknown tongues ana
lappeth bis tongue to the injured parI'
bnt IL ayaileth not, for it continueth
to raise rumpus, even as much as
the uoIiticiaus in Tennessee. This 1s
also the season when the road overseer
getteth busy and spreadeth thin SOIL
from the cutters unto the centre OF
the highways for the winter rains TO
descend upon and deposit back where
il came. This is the season when the
ragweed fiouiisheth in the meadows,
and the Jerusalem oak in the back
wards of the villages, and when the
chestnut burr begins to accomplish
it's work upon the heel of the urchin
who has successfully wha!ed it from
the top of tree. This is also the
month when if you have "spell OF
fever in your system it is bound to
come out, and in consequence you wax
thin while your physician waxeth fat
and hearty, greeting you with glad
smile at each two-fifty call. This is
September. a royal month of the year.
The next is October which is about
the same except its complexion is
slightly darker and it goes to bed a
little earlier, also there are more
chestnut burrs on the ground to agi-
tate the small boy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
REV. PO UNDERS'
AUTOMOBILE BURNED

wHITwELL, Tenn. Sept. ia
Rev. Founders automobile was burn.
ed Saturday night. Meeting was be-
ing conducted at the Tabernacle and
Rev. Founders, who had his machine
standing near the building. went to
Il TO get gasoline for lights. he was
filing q vessel from the faucet In
bottom of tank when he got the light
he had too close to the gas eminating
from the gasoline, and with a quick
fash it ignited. The car was imme-
diately wrapped in flames. Water was
thrown on the burning gasoline, but
1t did no good, The car was pushed
away from the place where it was
standing by hand, but as it moved it
left burning stream Of gasoline upon
the ground. Mr.. Founders got into
the machine and started it up In an
endeavor to put out flames by air cur
rent, but It was of no use, and the
flames increasing, he was forced to
abandon it, and 1t ran into the fence
near Mr.. Hudson's where it was con-
sumed, nothing but the iron work be-
ing left. The car was a Ford. Mem
bers of MIR. Founders congregation
are raising funds to present him with
a new machine.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16

night.
Reder Olive and Melville Eastep
have Joined the bunch of boys that go
to the suburbs of Smithsonia to see the
girls
Misses Mary aud Alta and Mr.. Jor-
den Sherrod were at Houston Carrolls
Saturday night.
Colbert Douglas expects to move his
trunks to MIR. Tomason's soon
We will soon lose s. J. McClain, as
he intends to go to Gravely Springs
soon.
Ask the Government boys how
they like to sit in the choir at Lyle's
Academy.
Wonder why the cub pilot looked go
sad Saturday night. Guess the girls
had gone back on him.
Austin Wall didn't take his girl
home Sunday for several reasons.
Several boys were at the baptizing
near Lyle's Academy Sunday evening.
The "Col. w. r. King" went to
Sheffield Saturday, returning about
o'clock.
F Major Mead says he has found
the sweetest girl in the world, just
across from the dredge "Tuscumbia. .
One Among Them
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
Whitwell.

SbeetaIt to me We1Os.
Fred StClair has returned from a
visit to his home in Texas.
A nice coat of gravel on Main Street
from the depot to the Baptist Church
would be mighty nice before wet
weather sets in, and would improve
the looks of things wonderfully. The
property owners should pitch in on
this proposition.
There is very little building here
now the hard times stopping such OPP
erations.
A large number of our people attend
ed the fair at South Pittsburg last
week.
Our townsman, j. J. Dykes, had his
herd of Shetland ponies ON exhibition
at the fair last week, and It az very
creditable exhibit. He has a fine herd,
which are we'll taken care Of
Gilbert Pryor has retained to Sc
auachee after visit with hrs father,
NJ. T. Pryor. :,
Robt. Burgess has moved his stock
of goods into the old postOfkce baild-
ing
The Grayson hWilding. formerly oe-
cupied by q. A. Rigby, Is now used
BY Hudson & Gilbreath ss . garage.
j. G. Kelly, Of Jasper, the automo-
bile man, was here Monday.
Whitwell defeated Orms at Sonth
Pittsburg Friday, 10 to- a.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
Kelly's Ferry.

Special 10 tie Ne7vs
Visiting seems to be the order of the
day.
Quite a crowd went to view the new
coal mines Sunday. Those present
we're Mrs. R. F. Richey and daugh-
ter. Miss Nora, Miss Myrtle Childers.
Misses Rachel, Esther and Sarah Jane
Hicks, Edward and George Hicks, Me-
Kinley Newsom. All report a nice
time. II. you want to see Mrs. !.
Newsom smile just ask her how she
likes to be called Mrs. Davis.
W. B. Vance took dinner with Mart
Hartman Saturday.
Misses Mary Brown and Mary Nc
Nabb called on Mae and Ruby New
som Saturday.
Ernest Sexton is on the sick list this
week.
Ye writer was disappointed when
there was no piece from McRoberts,
Ky, last week. Come on, "Hobo,
let us here from mp there.
Mckinley Newsome and Ralph
Richey are Stanley struck. Wonder
what is the attraction.
Andrew II. Lewis was seen hunting
paddle to 60 boat riding Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Anderson
called on George McNabb and family
Sunday. Baby Doll.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
SmithsOnia, Ala.

Sbeeial TO tie Ne7Os.
The steam yacht, "Neckan, belong
ing TO Mr.. Sherman, of Chattanooga,
passed up the river Friday. She is
being towed up by the tugboat, RES
cue" of Cairo, III 49,
High water has kept the steam
drills from working much this week,
and several men have been laid off
from the derrick boats.
F. Major Mead, Colbert Douglas,
Dan Baisden. Henry Nichols. Henry
Mitchell and Tom McClain attended
the revival services being held at the
Academy across the river Saturday
night.
Nose Crittenden was called to the
death bed of his uncle in Florence last
Wednesday.
d. B. Gardiner has been having a
few Alabama chills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Carroll gave
an ice cream supper in honor OF their
guests, Misses Waddell and Angel,
Saturday night, a large crowd attend
ing.
Wonder why Nose Crittenden didn't
fill his date at Oak Grove Sunday ev-
ening.
MILFORD j. Scoheld Is Gun plIot on
the u. s. S. "Col. W. r. King "
now.
Major n. Burgess was here on a
trip Of inspection last week.
Austin Wall failed to go to Pine
dale Saturday night. much to the dis
appoi ntment of certain girl.
Miss Waddell, Miss Angel and Mr..
Lee Mobley took ride in the o. s.
Launch No. 2 Friday evening, with
Wilford j.. Scofield as engineer.
Miss Cornelia Sherrod looked pleas
ed Saturday night Guess II was be-
cause her best fellow from the Tennes-
see dredge was there.
Louis j. Funk and Tom McCabe
were at the ice cream supper Saturday
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
STRUCK SNAG.

That they have struck snag in sell
ing road bonds in Cumberland county
is evident from the following from the
Crossville Chronicle:
"The county road bonds have not
been sold. The offer made was par
and one per cent. of the daily balance.
The act specifies that the money shall
be deposited in some national bank at
a reasonable rate of interest. The
commission has obtained such inform
alton as makes them feel that one per
cent. of the daily balance is not a
reasonable rate of interest.
"Owipg to the large number Of
bonds that are being offered and the
further handicap against these bonds
that they run for forty years no other
bond buyers will offer over ninety-sev-
-en cents ON the dollar. Some persons
construe the act that par and one per
cent. on the daily balance conforms TO
the act, but the commissioners do Lot
80 construe it, hence the bonds have
not sold. Business conditions In the
bond market ale expected to improve
before long to such an extent that
sale can be made in conformity with
the ideas of the commission rs they
construe the act
Possibly it is good thing for Cum
berland County that the bonds are not
sold. The county that builds roads on
borrowed money is in very poor bust
ness anyway. and local experience is
proving the truth of what we say
Better raise money by direct tax for
a few years, and avoid interest and
salaries, which ultimately prove big
xuasta of money,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
CONFEDERATE
VETERANS
Hold Interesting Reunion at
Dunlap Enjoyed by Many.

The following excellent account of
the Confederate Veterans Reunion at
Dunlap Saturday. Sept. 4, is taken
from the Dunlap Tribune:
Despite the rain that fell Saturday,
the Ole Boys were here and a pretty
large crowd to greet them, and all
were pleased with the exercises of the
day.
At $3.50 the old soldiers who had al
ready arrived, under the command OF
NJ. E. Deakins, and the sons under b.
r. Farmer, met the up train and were
Joined by others who arrived on the
train and under the glorious old
Stars and Bars, they marched to the
court house where the exercises OF the
day began promptly at II O'Clock.
John E. Deakins, in a very eloquent
and mastery address, welcomed the
old soldiers, their sons and daughters
and their friends to the hospitality of
Dunlap and Sequatchie County.
Hon. B. G. Mckenzie, Of Dayton,
responded in his inimitable way and
held the crowd spell bound for about
40 minutes.
An organization of the Sons of Con-
l6uOIdbo tcbcEdub was buoh P'1AOoSON
by electing Hon. L. S. Pope, of Pike
Vile, commander; B. r. Farmer and
s. B. Boyd, of Dunlap, as lieutenant
commander and adjutant respectively.
after which an address to the Sons or
Confederate Veterans was delivered by
the commander.
At noon the rain was still falling.
but an interval was caught. Some
spread their dinners on the court
house lawn, while others used the
court house and nearby houses.
At 80 the crowd reassembled and
listened to speeches from the follow
ing distinguished gentlemen; Hons
John Scruggs and L. V. Woodlee, of
Altamont, and Capt. H. 81. Sanders,
Of Pelham, all of which we're we'll re-
ceived. Capt. Sanders sang verse OF
an old war song, which captivated the
audience. DR.. R. w. Jones, of our
town, also made very warm and
rousing speech.
W. Il. Havron, of McMinnville.
who was on the program for speech,
was, we are sorry to state, unable to
attend on account of sickness in his
family.
Messrs. Garden, Hawkins, Layne
and Woodlee rendered some very excel
lent quartettes for the occasion, which
we're highly appreciated by all pres
ent.
Pikeville was unanimously selected
for the next meeting place.
The exercises of the day closed with
the singing of "When the Roll is Call
ed Up Yonder," during which the old
soldiers gathered around their com
mander, M. E. Deakins, and engaged
| In an old fashioned andshake. The
entire audience seemed to be thorough
| " filed with the enthusiasm, and as
one Of the speakers expressed it, 1t was
a genuine love feast. =,
Those who answered the roll call
we're: M. e. Deakins, Henry eagle.
Can't. Sanders, John Scruggs, W. G.
Shirley, D. NJ. Tate, ". q. Hack
worth, W. A. Moore, J. W. Hyde,
W. A. Phelps, James Davis, J. a.,
wheeler, J. h Douthit, W. A. Belle.
W. R. Pope, John Myers, VIM. Lind,
Sam Bennett, j. D. Deskins, Jack
Mintop, L. L. Standefer, Dr.. R. W.
Jones.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-16
STRAY ITEMS.

Vicksburg sends fourteen young
men to the University of Mississippi.
An Italian has discovered a way
to detect minerals in f1ours and drugs.
The canal zone is planning to
build field works in certain exposed
places.
About 100000 barrels of beer
are brewed yearly in the. United
Kingdom.
Wisconsin has been able to send
outside the state a trainload OF
cheese everyday.
There are S,S17.27l people in the
United States whose mother tongue
is German.
Mrs. J.J. Astor's dog was fed on
a 81 beefsteak a few days ago in a
hotel in New Haven, Conn.
A Whitehead torpedo runs 5000
yards, travelling part of the distance
at the rate of fifty miles per hour.