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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-25

5oien fonfis3ierte 3onpfer u8ocia"
lit bon greit na6 Sabre gefabrer. mo
ieine GottonGoolmg eeloidt tperoen
ion.
9lns 2pnbon ipir6 geilte[oet, oaR,
allgemeine Gampfe anf ocm iucltli-|
den SdJladtfelO, sluild)en slrras uno
Ser &iiite, iuieoer i'm Gauge ieien, DaF
aber pon einem alisemeinen Mngriff
Der sllliierten Md nid)t Die 9iebe ieia
fDnne.
Gie bollGnSiidJe &esiernng fat hci
0cnti6lanb Eroteit gegen bie @crs
ienfnns bes 9ampferg p2uiitania"
eingelegt. 8ei Dem limtergang ses
Sdiffes iinb altd) siuei SpiianSer
nntfs Seben gefummeu.
@ie aus Berlin berihtet miro, bat
Ger 3utritt ssStaliens gu bern guno.
Der gntente Waahte feiite groBe
@nfregiing peruriodt. Dsan fiirdJtet
Stalien niht. 9lls Die 9eadriht BON
Der ariesserfIdrung Sonntag abeno
eintraf, tpuroen btelfah Sodrufe auf
Selterreid lalt ui1o cine 8olfsmenge
berindte bor Der itrlieniidea got-
i6aft cine Concentration gu MAIDEN,
ltuas aber bon Der in groBer Menae
pertretenen 8oli5ei per6inoert nuree.
Die Stimmnng int 9snblifmm lit ent-
idieoen gegen sSStaliem. Mtam lit
anf's SDdJite erbittert iiber ben eljc-
maIigen @erbiinbeten, Der Ieine 6ei-
ben gnnoesgenuilen nidlt MIR idlma-
lid i'm StidJ gelaiIen bnt, ionberm IL.
men iett aud mod als sSeimo geaen-
iibertritt. lteber Die @rfl6rltng Sta
liens, ourh ons 8orge6en Deter.
reids gegen Serbien iei oas 8nn0-
nis 8erriiien, laht man uno iagt, es
! babe febr lange 9eoauert, big sstolien
81 oieier grfenntnis gelangt iei.
Satiadlid lei bies crit geIde6eu,
nadloem iidl alle GrpreiiitnssperImde
ais 5iueflos eriuielen batten. eSsit
@ien fanoen tuabreno Der Iebten Ia
ge piele StraBenoelnonItrationen 5u
@nnlten oes arieees eegen SSstaIicn
ltatt. Ger arie9 lit IN Seiterreid)
iebr popul1r.
Ans Serlin luirS 6eridltet, Sic
oentide Hesiering babe oor Der
&riegserflarung bpn Sciten cstaIien3
oen italieuiidlen gptidafter uoaitdu.
Dig oariiber aifgeflart, baf es ii,fl
NIT Geiterreidl Gins fible nn6 oai, es
cine ariegserflGrnng sstaliens aenen
Selterreidl aud ais gegen iidJ ae-
ridltet 6etradlte. Wfan funnte allu
IN Gpm iiber Die Gage feinen slaacn.
blif in 3iueifel ieim.
Cine 9epeide nus 2unSun meloet,
Oafs Stalien 0em 9lbfommen Ser iib.
rigen sllliierten, feinen Seharatfr,c-
Den 5n idlieken, beisetreten lit.
glns &om miro qemeloet, 6aB Shirt
Suloip uno feline Satin, beaIeitei
ron Dem gelammten gotIhaftsperio-
nal nno ben @ertretern beinl gyati-
ton Die italienifhe SouptItaot ber-
laiien baben.
Die Heaieriins bon 8mlgarien fat
ertlart, iie iueroe neutral b(ei6en, 10
LANCE bic Snterefen Hires Qances
nnrdD Die @ursGnge midlt Sireft &c.
iillrt iuiiroea nn0 bis jett Ie6e lie
itldlt Elm, iuie bas seide6en iolle.
Sn Den StalienerbierteGn BON Con.
Don nno Goris finoen eroBe 9emon.
ltrationen ftatt. @ieIe SstoIiener lino
ld)on abgereilt, Inn in oa8 Seer ein3n.
tretel. Eduien6e bon MenI6eB bot
ten ii6 nitf oen 8abnbofeft eingefuu.
Gen itno man brodte oen 9(breiienosn
9roBe Obationen oar. sssrt 2onoonl
nno goris TIT man natiirIid beaeiItertI
iiber Dem geitritt Staliens su oentl
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g Cera 3.
Die eeaisIatar.

20. WtQt.
8as &ons Aat Die gia onaenont=
mem Die oen Staat in 1lene aonareB=
fiftrtfte, einteift. gs lit 10 5iemlid)a
cieiefbe gtlt, Die IN Der lebten Sib=
urg attaenornnlen pnroe ltno oonuH
I'M aonferen5fomite b6ngen bliet
gfur tDeniee Ber4noerungen mtroen
porgenonamen.
GaS Sous nabnl aitf ben geid)luB
Ell, oltrd Den Der 8ounernenr bon
Georgia gebetelt miro, oas gooesilr-
tell iiber SEQ @2 sSranf 1licbt bod6ie=
ben 81 laifen, ionoeril oie SooeS{tra-
fe in .3udtbalsitrofe 1tnt8ufDanoeln.
s6ronf lit befanntliA ibuIoig be-
7fltttoelt eine illnge 9frbeiterin IN
Der bon inn geleiteten Sabrif geto-
tet 81 baben, bod berrfdt in ineitea
Greiien GROCER 3ipeifel an feline
S6nlo into Der @oloernenr bon
Georgia miro pon aflen Geiten init
gitten beitiirnt. bic SooeSfirafe nidt
Doll6leDe1 GIT Ia1let1.
Die 9feprdfentallteft ssIotuer uno
Cope bradten einel1 geneiniomen
9eidlnB eir, Ser Sic ginberlifrna eli.
Iner &onbention mad MuIiin anor0net,
oes efne itele gerfaiinng fit bcn
Stdot enttuerfen ioa. 8eoingung tit,
CAB oteie neutrality-suspicious.. oie
geitimmltttgen Der iebigetl gerfai-
lung iiber 2oeoI Option ltno Broti=
bition unper1noert IGBt. Gs lift fer.
ner eire 9eoinaltug, ooB feline oll .,e-
lneine 9l6itimmltng iiber eitt gro6i-
fitionsaitteroemeiit Dor Dem esltlf
1919 ftottfinoen ioG. Senator goq.
tD erbob oen Gfnfpono, oaB Ste Sc
gislatltr fein 9fe9t babe, cine iold)e
Sonoentiott eirt8nberltfen. Ser Be
i6lltB mrroe Dem aomite fir Ser,
fafiungs5uIdte iiberipieien.
Snt g enat fano eine drBerit
lebbafte 8eiprehltng Ser @ibion-gia
| litatt, Die teilpeiie eiuer f6rn1Iid lei.
Ioeni6aftli6en &arafter onnabrn. Dcr
@ouberneur erI1ien ouf ginlaonmg
j oes Solties in Der Sibung nno bielt
cine anipra6e fir glnnabme oer
9ill.
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Der Kdmpf 1T in volIen 6dnQe.

@nhoe gegen 9ertidlono mo Setter.
reid.
lie GnglGnoer iupllen am 16. mno
II. Wai Oitlid) BON sseitnbert Iiebeu
oeittid)e WfaidinengeidDiite senommen
Gaben. 9lnt Mpmtas lupllen tie bret
bentide 8atterien sim Sdiueigen ge=
brddjt nmb cine berielben pollitanbis
serif6rt baben. 9eItli6 bpm 0pern
leien lie oasesen gesmitngen geiueien,
an trlelreren Eanften lire Gtellitngem
nitfsngebeit. 9eafiirlid iunr6eH tie
nitr bitrd bic @aie, tuelf)e bic Geitt-
iden in 9lnuenbung 6radtens oaSu
eesiunnsen. Spater bGtten ife eineu
seu Der amfge9e6enen Gsellnnsem
richer genDmmen.
Ger norlpegiide 9ompfer yMlner=
po", Der iid ouf Der SSabrt bon Sout1
.S6ielos mad gtortpegen befono, tuur-
De Sanlitag abeno bon eineun oeitt--
+i6et1 ltttterieeboot ifl oen 8ulno gc-,
bobrt.
DC Niiilen beBanptea, tie 6atten Die
Geiterreid)er in GSaliSien ailntaDIig
in Die Sefeniibe aineingeorGrgt; bis
iebt bat iuol md gsieinam0 etn,as bon
einem iuldjen allntablid)en 0inein=
brangen sernerft. Stkt molten
tic aber ueridJieoene f[eine Grtc
in Der gnieitr @eeenS eeaotnme,i
|nro 2200 @efaneene gemad)t Ga-
ben. gorlanfis feblt aber nod cine
OiterreidJiide ober OemtId)e 8eItati=
gnns Sieier Grfplge itn6 rmiliide Gie=
sesnadjridlten fann man ubne 8eIta=
Ittgnng nidt sfanben. glber Ielbf
iuenn Die Nadrid)t iid) beitatisen iol-
te, 10 lit Elm oerartiger bereinselter
Grfolg, iuenn er amd ilmangeae6nt
genug 1T, nod immer fein Seiueis 6a-
| fiir, baf bic CffeniiDe oes @eaners
tanfgeb0rt babe mn6 er in Die 9efen.
iipe seOranst lei.
Cine Gepeide aus 2onoon 6e-
baitptet, Sdneoen tperoe nit Drld-
ibriften ii6erldpeuunt, oie oas 9olf
gu einem arie9e gegen 8uBlano aif.
Geben ioIlten.
! 9as r9nilg GbrpnicleD in 2onSon
iuill aus Der rnnaniiden SaaptitnSt
gnfareit, nno siuar ans abiolnt ber-
IGflid)er G.itelle, Die 9taGrid)t ela-
pfanaen ba6en, Die rilnlGiliid)e 9feaie-
ritng itebe NIT ben 9lliierten in Ser.
banolnmg. Ter G6nig babe cine De
pne iiber Oas Seer abgebaffen nmS es
ferrfde srOher Gntbniiasmits fir scr
Grieg.
Ser fran8oiiide llnterridtsmirli-
tier bot aus 0anfborfeit ii6er 6ie
arieJserflarune sStaIiens fir oGe
llnterri6tsanitalten oes 9apoes ei.
nen i6ulfreien Gag onqeor0iet.
Slns gamianne in Der Sdmeis iutrS
gemeloet, bic ier6ild]e glrmee iei bol-
| itanoig reorsaniiiert. Die Gualan-
Der nnS Die ssranSoien batten iie reisf-
lid nit 8affen II. Wilrnitiuu amsqe-
itattet. slmd) bic ii6risen @ergaltniiIe
in Serbien batten iidJ gcbeiIcrt. Ser
ASDphns nebme nb; bic SD6esrate lei
BON IedDs5ig aaf fiinf5e6n grosenf
hernntergeaangfn. lie sseloer ieicn
iIberail beitellt nnO man eriuarte cine
sruke Grnte.
Der ttalieniibe @enerolfonIul in
Chicago bot ale BORT tpohnenoen Sta
liefler, i'm Alter BON 2f bis 80 sSo6.
rem, anfgeforOert, iid I'M @oniitfot
regiItrieren 8lt lnilen. Die aouiltfatg-
lilten tpeiien 6ie Nomen bon 10000
yiilitarpflidtiaen allf. 5000 ioDen
fereitS lire 9fbiidt erftdrt baben, III
Den arieg 81 gebeil.
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9lnd, Elm gorteil.

~Sat Ole 2onoung oes sIiegers
tetnen Sdooen oneerihtet?"
rytein; nur uniere &ib lit nit IT,
tenn aopf Dem 8ropeller etn tpenia
5't nahe gefontmen; ober oas ba6eu
mir oonn gleid afs 06fenmoulTaIat
berfauft."
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Gnttanid)una.

aRieter; uGitteit Morsen, Serr
5rdnfef, i'd m0hte germ meme 9lieie
Ge5ablen -
Sanstuirt (erfreut). .8ittc i66u.
rebmen Sic 9lab.
V'teter: ober Ieioer babe id)
fein @el6.m
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Sibnerlanfe. SlSbe. Slue6nss, Wsitts.
aiontbes, Snieifeu. 9latten unS lire grut
fpfort getotet NIT n6 & $. grtermiitd<
tor, bereeiteIIt in Son Mntonio ur1o ga
raittiert groiun Chemical Co., 1903
Glib Stores Str, Sci. Grodett 3602,
sleues f549.
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9(us 9ffpinc miro geneloet,
lcds 0leilen bon Ser @rense, inter
bnlb @alentine, faiio geltern a6eno
Elm 4antpf 8tuiiden Sanger un6
SluBna9en auf ser einen uno Me1i-
fanern altf Der anoern Seite ittltt.
Die 4nerifaner ntuBten fire 8feroe
I'M Std laiien ilno fliidten. 3frei
bon i6nen, Der gfanger 8ates uno ser
8luBpatbe Soc Sitters, lperoen per~
miBt.
SSn Beaumont erlaa Ser ilit
sllter bon 81 Sabren ltebenoe aar(
gooenmiilIer oen 8erlebungen, oie &c
erbielt, ais iidb iein 9lntomobil auf
Der nod Sort grtbur fii6renoen
SanoltraBe iiberldlug. @S mar gegcn
cine Sub angerannt.4
Sn einem @eisep(ab unlusit
Beaumont 8ipiihen oen Stannteil
BON 5tuei @dllmen Iibeno, Bat fih Soc
&n6eiif eridloiIen. gr ipar Wlaicli-
lliit nnb ltano i'm 9flter BON 81 Sab
ren. er mar Seiterreider bon @e-
burt.
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MObsrner gadb un6 gnidinetbennterrid,t

Musleaet', 8nfdueioen. MnpaITeu uns
gldhen 9elerrlt, ShIiirerinnen berfertiqen
tbre eiaereu 9Ieiber tpdhreno 6es Qers
mems. SRI. 8. 6. geder, Ranaaer. sol
BdrSen Str. Rehnt Sot ggeHs Gar ODER
tetebhoniert 9rabis 3075. (Gns.
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8eites 0eI uno @aIoIin erbalt
man bon Ser Slilnp Oil So, 400
Sft-Genmeroe Ctr. geeues SeI. Sro.
bis 2252. (gInal
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Gkt SiiBner, BITTER, abseIiefert, bilIi.
ger atsJleiidl. SS6er, 400 Main Npe.
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- $50 Gltern 9Dronnen Tino, 6o
fperoeu 9inoer Seudler.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21

lister yino edit sadt sonebionios bto
-ib1Rd ads fad ssd odw I3ias5 IoUpjI
rs2Gff 9ul5snimi19nl SH tnioq OF bcod
us bsos[q nsed ssd Isiseeiod,s edt "a
-as 11ow brad Oh Of beoro1 bns sGoai
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.Sbeciai 10 lie Ne7Os.

Spe0ai 10 Tie Mems.
Mud, which prevents farmers from
coming to town, is the order of the
day.
The mines ran four days last week.
w. e. McCurry returned Friday
from Nashville. where he had been
in the interest of j. J. Dykes candi-
dacy for seat in that body.
j. A. Walker was among those who
went to Nashville last week
G @. Milwee, was in Nashville
last week, assisting in REPRESENTING
the interests of j. j. Dykes in the leg
islature.
]. M. Grayson, of Red Hill, was
here Friday He reports the roads
very bad up there. in fact almost i'm
passible
Mrs. Pat Morrison, of Shirleyton,
was here shopping Friday. She was
accompanied by Miss Eula Chadwick.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
WEDDING OF POPULAR
WHlTWELL YOUNG LADY

A wedding of interest which occur
red in Whitwell Tuesday Of last week,
was that of Miss Leila Layne, the
charming daughter of Mr.. D. T.
Layne to Mr.. Joseph Ray, Of Chatta-
nooga, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Snider, of Jasper, paster Of
the M. E. Church, South, at that
place and Whitwell. The bride Is
we'll known in she society of Whit
well, and is talented musician, hav-
ing studied the violin under Mrs.
Shirley Wood for number of years.
She has also taught in the public
schools. Mr.. Ray Is a member of the
firm of Ray & Marus, contractors.
having offices in the News building.
Chattanooga, for the past FIVE years.
The couple left Immediately after the
ceremony fer wedding trip to Allan
ia and Jacksonville, Fla The we'd
ding was quiet affair held at the
home of the BRIDES father, ex-Sena-
toi D. T. Layne, one Of the most
prominent business meu of Whitwell.
The many friends of the bride in
Wbitwell and vicinity wish her hap
piness in her welded life. The groom
is very exemplary young man and
prominent in Chattanooga.
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eternally, unless they repent ere then
of their false and lying doctrines OF
the devil. Mark these words, both OF
you, for all false doctrines are lies.
Nv. AS to what Loach says about
most of the correspondents being
against me, or differing with me,
have to say at least ten persons have
agreed with me to one against me,
and my adherents ale best and most
intelligent people in the valley. just
the other day l received very kind
letter from a very respectable Method.
ist minister, enclosing printed clip
ping from the pen Of Rev. W. |. Pow
ell, d. D., taking my position with
regard to the hell of Sheol, Hades, Ge-
henna and Tartaros Dozens of best
people in this country have highly
complimented my articles in the
News, as best, ablest and deepest they
ever saw on their respective subjects,
and they urged me to continue giving
them the truth My adherents want
Fright things written and "Belle"
and Loach "smooth things" only, Is
aiah 30:10, with me and mine on
Gods side, and she and hers on the
DEVILS, sure as there is God in
I1tHN6u, huh q u0NIi 1hC uhu
my adherents, with Paul, say: 'Yea,
let God be true, but every man liar,
as it il written, that tGr. opos, that,
in order that, 30 that, thou mightest
be justified in thy sayings, and might
est overcome when thou art judged. ;"
Rom. 3:4, which plainly shows that
we can't get into Heaven in any other
way and as plainly shows that
"Belle' and Loach oppose that way
as they want liars SO smoothed over as
to call them brothers, sisters and chris
tians.
Truly "Aunt Belle and Loach have
done went aud located themselves on
the DEVILS side soon as they opened
their mouths. birds of a feather
will flock together
N. W. BLALOCK,
Dunlap. Tenn, Jan. 8. 1915
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
Authorities Taking Measures
Against Smallpox.
QUARANTINE DECLARED
HAMILTON COUNTY
Stringent Regulations Adopted by
South Pittsburg Authorities.

Quarantine has been established
against Chattanooga and Hamilton
county, owing to the prevalence of
smallpox in that city and county
Regulations were issued to that effect
Tuesday by the County Board OF
Health and Judge Williamson.
No compulsory vaccination will be
enforced. but the people are all advis-
ed to be vaccinated and thus avoid the
contagion-
At Jasper Tuesday, following the
order of the County Judge quarantin-
ing against Hamilton County and the
city of Chattanooga, forty-fiv persons
were vaccinated. All the High School
students going back and forth on the
trains have been vaccinated.
The best way to escape contagion lie
to be promptly vaccinated, espec-
tally, when exposure to contagion is
liable. ....
The situation at South Pittsburg is
thus expressed in dispatch to the
Chattanooga Times yesterday:
SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn, Jan.
49, Because three unvaccinated per.
sons retur ned to South Pittsburg after,
being directly exposed to smallpox, the
Marion county board of health, and
the South Pittsburg board of health
today took measures designed to keep
this county and town free of all con-
tagion, Under the regulations, no one
can enter this city now from any di-
ection who has not evidence of vacci-
nation within the past twelve months
and a certificate from competent au'
thority that exposure to smallpox has
not taken place within two weeks.
Two daughters and sister OF Mrs.
Mary Beene, of Chattanooga, who de-
veloped suspicious symptoms while
they were visiting her, returned bel
: last night, and are under a strict
quarantine. Today doctogs found il
impossible to supply sufficient vaccine
points for all the applicants. Child
rem of all the schools are being .vaccin'
ated.
Twenty one vaccinations were made
last week in Sequachee of people who
were liable to be exposed. ..
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
FIFTH SUNDAY
MEETING
Sequatchie Valley Association
of Baptists to be Held With
the Dunlap Church,
Jan. 1881 1916.

THURSDAY NIGHT.
7:00-Introductoly Sermon, A. l.,
Stines; alternate, M, L Stroup.
FRIDAY MORNING,
9:30-Devotional, s. McWilliams.
9:45-Who are the Scriptural teach
ers in church9
A. R Burnett, W. M. Jockey.
10:15-Explain John 3:5, DR.. l. l.
Janeway, M. L. Stroup.
10:45-Does the Sinner have a
chance to repent after death3 J. G..
Lambert, John S. Cowan,
t1:15 Sermon, J. d Beck.
AFTERNOON SESSION
2:O0-F Foreign Missions, w. j.
Lodge, DR.. L. L. Janeway. Home
Missions. W. M. Jockey, A. l..
Stines
-Woman's Work, paper by Miss
Coffelt The Pikeville Union by Mrs
McCollum. The South Pittsburg Un'
ion by Mrs. Lodge
Sermon, A. r. Burnett.
SATURDAY MORNING.
9:30-D Devotional, j. ID. Beck,
9:45-Is it Scriptural for the pastor
and deacons to ordain preacher2 ]
FL Graham, A. L. Stines, M. l..
Stroup.
10:15-Reports from the churches.
HOO Sermon, T. J. Smith.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:00-Question Box open to all.
General discussion.
TOO Sermon, M. L. Stroup.
SUNDAY MORNING.
1000 Regular lesson
1900 Sermon, J. FL. Graham,
Offering for Home and Foreign Mis-
sions.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
7:00-Sermon, W. M Jockey
We hope to have Prof. 5. A. Ganut
with us to lead the Song Service.
w. N. ROSE,
| M. L STROUP,
Executive Board
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
Oak Grove.

special to the NfzOs.
Tarrel Alder went to mill one day
last week.
Raymond Kelly came to Jim Fos-
t6r's after some dogs last Thursday.
John McNabb called on home folks
Tuesday.
Ben Mitchell went through our burg
one day last week.
Will King and brother, Edgar, went
down the road one day last week.
James Wells passed thru our burg
Tuesday IA. afE ....tL t-D
Mrs. Minnie Arledge seemed very
happy Tuesday morning, because her
hens were cackling and she thought
maybe she would get to go to the store
Saturday.
John Anderegg called on Jim Foster
Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie McNabb called on Mrs.
James Foster Wednesday.
Elex Sullivan is on his way to Chat
tanooga, where he will stay few
Gays,
Mrs. Haskell went to jasper Thurs
day morning
Estil Gott went through our burg
early Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Adams called on Ben Mosley
Tuesday morning.
Jim Hoge went to mill and got a
load of lumber Thursday.
Silas McNabb and son. John, made
quick trip to Jasper Wednesday.
John Anderegg spent Wednesday
night with Silas McNabb.
Miss Myrtle Foster called on Mrs.
Beard McNabb one day last week.
Jim Foster made flying trip to
Victoria Thursday.
Bill Long went thru our burg Thurs
day.
Mrs Maggie Pryor called on Mrs.
James Foster Saturday.
Cal Layne and Earl Layne passed
through our burg Wednesday.
| Miss Hattie Foster called on Mrs.
Sias McNabb Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Arledge called on Mrs.
Sarah King Friday,
! Silas McNabb was seen going up the
road Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holt called ON
homefolks last week.
Jim Foster called on Beard McNabb
Sunday evening
Come on, "Mama's Pet" and 'In-
dian Maid," we like to read your
pieces. Little Sweetheart,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
N. & C. PROMOTING
PERCHERON BREEDING
Foundation Studs Estab ished at
Jackson, and Knoxville.

The Nashville, Chattanooga q st.
Lonis Railway, through the Indus
trial. Agricultural & immigration Di-
vision of its Traffic Department, is
this week mailing out an illustrated
booklet announcing to the Company 8
friends and patrons the establishment
ON the West Tennessee Experiment
Station Premises, near jackson, OF a
Percheron breeding stud to be known
a. the Nashville, Chattanooga q st.
Louis Railway Percheron Foundation
Stud.
A number of young registered Fer
cheron mares and registered stall
lion have been purchased and placed
in the stud, and their services are
now available to the public. A siml-
lar enterprise has been established at
the East Tennessee Experiment Sta
tiou by the Holston National Bank OF
Knoxville.
The ultimate aim of these worthy
institutions is to encourage and foster
the production of larger mules and
horses in the state. Heretofore Ten
nessee's large mules have come from
other states as weanlings and year
lings; but these breeding establish
ments will result in supplying the de-
mand for large horses and mules In
tbe state from Tennessee soil.
The incentive to create these breed
ing studs by the Nashville, Chattanoo-
ga q st. Louis Railway aud the Hois-
ton National Bank was prompted, not
only by a desire to encourage the pro.
duction here of the type of mules and
horses needed in Tennessee. but with
\ true conception of the intimate rela-
.<ionship between livestock and agri-
culture, and with the view of stimula.
ting greater interest in improved
methods In everything that pertains to
modern progressive agriculture j.,
The institutions will be directed and
onerated by the University Of Tennes-
see and their future success may safe
lv lie in the sound judgement of the
men who are affiliated with its agri-
cultural school.
The booklet, which is being mailed
from the Office of L P. Bellab, Gem
eral Agent, Nashville, to twenty-tti
thousand farmers along the Nashville,
Chattanooga & St Louis Railway,
contains t4bulated pedigree of the an
imsIq placed in both studs.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
NEW JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT PLANNED

A new judicial circuit is planned
for this valley, bills having been in
troduced to that effect. The idea is to
make Hamilton county judicial dis
trict by itself, and form another dis
trict composed of the counties Of
franklin, Marion, Grundy, Sequat-
chic, Bledsoe, Rbea, Meigs and James.
By the provisions Of the bill Hamil-
ton will remain the 9Th Judicial dis
trict. Judges McReynolds and Bach
man will remain in the Hamilton dis
trict as the docket there will occupy
their whole attention, and judge
will be appointed for the new cir
cult, s.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21

A rag soaked in hot water and
wrapped aronnd an automobile car
buretor and intake manifold will help
in starting car in cold weather.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21

A New York inventors egg beater
that is operated by one hand is turned
by spiral spring within the handle
as the latter is moved up and down
on spindle.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-01-21
OUT OF THE NIGHT

Out of the night that covers me,
Black as the pit from pole to pole.
| thank whatever gods may be
For my uncomfortable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance I
Ihave not WINGED nor cried aloud;
Under the bIudgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unboWed.
Beyond this place of wrath and tears
Looms but the horror Of the shade.
!. And yet the menace of the years
~ Finds, and shalIfind me unafrald
1t matters not how straight the gate.
How charged with punishment the
scroll,
am the master of my fate.
| am the captain of my soul.
w. .E. Henley