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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
etaliens llnperidamtbeit.

Der b.utfd1e aanslsr Bat ben
Rei6stae bic 3useitGubniiie mits.'
tbeilt, bic Ositerreid gu gspdhreu nil
lens 1T, I'm ben Jriebsn Don SiaIieu
7u ertaufen. Die @ufSdbIuns tann Hur
grftaunsn bsrporrufsn. bab Ssitsrrsid
10 Disl sugsitebt. mas ipeSisI bon Der
grsissabs 5risits gilt. Sffenbar mut
.stuIisn bic abtretung Der ganSen 6iter.
rei6ii6en SiiIts bss 2lbriatii4eu Wee1
reg oerlanssn, bab bic DOppslsRonara
die DoGis pom Mssre aussei3loTsH
piiros. auf cine iolhe 5rshbsit tanr
ss nur cine 4ntiport se6en: Griss
Ositsrrei6 piro nidt ipeniger aIs na'
tionaler SeIbitmOrb augemutbet, benn
Die abtrstung bss siammt.n Weeres
piirbe Die gsrnittuns bss 0fterrei4iz
i9eu aebensTSlements, ben 6auoel
nit &leinniien bsbsuteH. 9amit piirps
Oeiterr.i6 DOT bic Wabl gsftslt, Oh
es Ii9 srmorben laiIen Oosr feinss aes
6ens pebren pia. SelbitDerIidublih
1T bierin nur Der mannbafts Gntfalub
oentbdr.
Sn biefer Sredbsit Stafisns Ii.et
aud Elm seraoesu lddrrliher llup.rs
Fanb. Wsnn bic beutihen 8er5iinbes
ten unterliegsn iOlIteH, luel4e W6gli6s
felt mir nur beg Arguments fpegeH
biniteaen, ni6t neil mir Odrau gfaus
ben, 70 rpiirbe 1grantreid MD. gu ben
minbeiten Ritii6ten sssen Stalisn
perpfli6tet iein unb buB ss biefsr
5batia6e ssn,dB banOsln piirbe, tanH
fir Staltsn nift bem leiieIter 3tpeis
fsl unterliessn. benn 5u elmer 3sit, ais
feline 5reunbf6aft fir bic pulitit
5runtrsi6s not6penbis mar, rabm
bisfes ni6t ben minb.itsn 2lnitanb,
sStalisn in isosr Weifs gu f@dbinsu. Wlit
llnteritiiBung 6rantrei6s purbs Stas
lien bns protettorat iiber gbsfDnieu
entriiTsn. Die Qmeriou bon Sunis
mar cine offene GrtlGrung Srantreias,
bnb Is bds gdn5e UlittelldnbiI6le Wieer
als iein SerrI6aftSesbist an'ebe unb
nod Bis jeBt ar6eitet es fpftsmatifh
baraui bin, bic Groberuna bon 9ripos
liz burf 9eieBung bes SintsrldRbes
fir Stalien tpertblos ou MAIDEN. gti9ts
fam beutlider Dor Qussr iteber, dls
bab fir bic Si6erbeit Stalicns Elm
3uiammengeben nit Gsitsrrsit gsbo.
ten lit, bag es nit bisien 5uIammen
istnsn jebigen geiib bebaupteH tann,
16er nenn auf iib ielbit aHgctpieieH,
OOllig pebrlos 5rantrei9 gsgsniibers
itdnbe. 2tber ba nd6 Grt zines
Desslasersrs Staltsn Hi6t bic 3us
!unft, fonDsrn nur an ben Rau6 bentt,
zen es ausfiibren gu t0nnen glaubt, 70
,leibt ben beutiten @srbiinbeteu tetne
lnbere Mabl, als nit bieism neuen
5eiube 3u refmeH unb ibH gu iibers
oinben.
Dag fis fold iiberrai6enb srob.
3ussitdnbuiffe ssma9t bGbeu, Iisst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

Ob Elm ioldles 5u Stanbc fOnmen
pirb bleibt ab,iiiparttn. Iuf iepsn
5aa 1T trii6tlih. pab bic arbeiters
qcrtei, bsrsn arieeseifer ritulals
fsbr f.uris eetpsfsr, pts arit9es
bsrsli4 lsibig ssfpprben if, bn clle ers
trortunsen. bic man 2lnfones gebegt
bat, Ii6 als enitduIdunsen trtpieier
baten. Die rliifde DampfpnISe, bic
iiber Deutiblanb bintpegfabren follte.
liset 3srbrodsn i'm Graben. Die britt
fhe 7slptte, bic Ssuti@lanbs Geema6t
perni6ten IoIIts, lieet i'm Safen pers
itsdt. Die Steuern iinb erbriitenb,
bic preiie fir 2ebensmittel tod4ien
Su elmer SDbe an, bub bic 2obntlahsn
iidb ni6t mebr erndbrsn tOnnen Dieie
gebriidte Stimmung fpia bic Resies
rune bur4 Elm Miniiterium dller pars
teien iibsrpinben, aber bic srobe 9Grtsi
Der Sunsrissn erfaBt, bab iie pom Be
esiiieruns nidt leben lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
gtindlsiaa In Der iluipsriitai.

am Sdmftds, %. Wdi. trbiIt bas
pubIiium 0slss,nbsii, bic llnibsriit6.
n alm Tspariemsnts bur& ben
elus,nI6sin isnH.n 81 !srHsn. Der
Tag III ais geiuhstns btFiImm. uub
Don $50 WOrgsns Bis 1890 glittuss
bemonftrirsn uue experimentation SI,
profsnotsn uno Suiiruii,ure. Don =
bis 12llbr ptrbtn in on uuiDsrfitd.s.
slula ManbelbiIbsr ss5,igt, p,lh, ,r.
isKriIA.2bsmdtd beb1H6eIH. Sdmmt.
Iifs DtparismsHis Der lInlperiitGt
psrbsn In 8etri,b isin. Ei, 9sfut,r
!6nnen uu8 sl.id an Crt uuS snII,
sund sinHshm.n uub Iipur In ben
StunStn Spti&sn IL unS 2 uub A.
ben nOmiHslItn prsii.n, mic re b,r
etubsHtsH bsrsan,i Rsrbsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
3Omneritas, Seu 20. Wai 1915.
@te erft6tlt6 btentn eli

@ie erfidtIt3 btenen cine
arobe anjabl 9tmeritaner i'm iaHabis
f9en Seere. Die glrt, pie iie anses
iporben lpprben iino, felt oem neutra@
len Sinn unfsrsr Rsgieruns tsir glins
ftiges 3eugnib aus. Gs III bas burA
s3eitnnsss4nnoneen in gbitdeo, Rem
g)ort unb anberen Stabtsn gsidelsn,
9ariiber iid anfSuressn, bate tGnsn
3ped. Man mub nod SufrieDsn ieia,
bdb Deuhhlanb tein Sriss ungebroht
tporben 1T, neil bsutide Sranaten
nidt 10 pisl ReIpett baben, glmeritas
nern i'm ensliifsn Seere aus Dem Wese
81 geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

senbpsI6s gti9dbisuna srlitten sii
bdben, ertfnmen. 9lm 8. 4usnft Iiefsn
mir in SON Snnn sunt aoblen en-.
eld, bas fpnr Elm bsiber soei Sb Of
fiiier pber g2atrofs, Elm nnbstheiligier
tonnfs bos midi mtbr nnttriheiben,
mir foben ale fpie bic Roger aus.
4ttnbs. mad, TunieIperbsn. Gei9iiss
ildr aemodt unb aba,bIenbet beraus'
icefdbren! glber id,5n mars bod. Bon
bier in mebrtdaieer 5dbrt na6 guras
cdp, elmer boIldnbiiten geiibuns. ipiss
Der aoblsn bstommen, bsniel6en 4bsnb
lpitbsr raus nad Gee au uniersn
arsusfabrien. Die bsutids aoICnis in
5dn Suan unb Curacao itiftsts ais
aisbessabsn 3isarren unb ishisn gui
racao, bic ndtiirIifl nit 9dnt anees
npmmsn tpurben. Die beige bsuti6e
aoIonie lit iibrissns in isber 9s5isburs
berporrdaenb, be5ablt monatlif 10 unS
70 pisl, Inn beutihe 9elesromme pon
Rep Oort bi.rber su betommsn unb
iie In ben ipaniifen 3situnaen au Der
breiien, unb tbut allts. tpds bsm Seuts
i6en Reihe irssnpipis BON Rusen iein
lam.
Die lebie Rohri6i, biz mir batten,
mar: Deutihe unb nronSoi,u in Der
entfGeibunssi6Iadt ssatniibsr an,s
irerpen gefaIlsn unb srobe Jcrii9riit
in aublonb! 3u eFeu botien mir,
nahosm mir neun Wphen unt.1pegs
iparen, aud nihts msbr. trosbsm mir
bic danss 9eii nur BON Saljfleiib.
aartoffsln unb tpnbsniirtem Daif,r
aeItbt bdtten. Wir mubien aIfo tineg
entihlub fafisn, mas mir ibun nOlIs
ten Grit periudi,n mir 9srbinbuns
nit eintm b.uiihen aonluIat In Bra.
'iIier Al erbaltsn; ipis .s mir ba trs
aanasn In, iptrb. i'd Gud1 ipdter gu
6auie trsdblsn. sn siner 0tgsno mar
i6, in Der bic 2erIs nod nit pfeii
unb gpssn i1oiIen, Do9 bdpon dles
fpGter! Dit eeiugt, Der g.Ion miB'
aIiidie oclliiGubig, uun bd mir pon
feiien Der einsebprsnsn @srraib 5u
seipdriigsn bdtten, bra6ten mir ben
idbpn porber BON mir esmahisn Dor
iblaa CUR ausfiibruns unb fubren
bisrkr, uno ons mar oas rit.is.,
btnr es III ssitdttst. qriisn in sin.n
ameritanif9sn 6af.n sin5ubringsn,
irsnn iie in RotbIuse iinb, nnb bas
parm mir. mir battsn ipeosr Waiisr.
npd propiant. dis mir untamn, ipar
tbatldtljh bsim reiisn WiIen nif2s
mthr i'm prppinntraum, tein TI.if5,
ttin. aartoffslnl 2lats gu Gnb.l uns
bait, bic Rsiie bierber du6 nur sinsn
Eaa lnnler asbausri, biiten mir eb,n
ritts mehr ssbabi uno, tpis Der DADS |
i'm Winter, an ben gfoi.n iaus.n t5ns
nsn. Wir haiten natureemdb aud |
ni6is mthr dn5usieh.n. gluss puro.
ben Der beutifsn aOlOni. aufgs5raht,
3tus. llnter5sis, S9ub uiip. BIS
mir luieotr raus ,uoIlter, Iasen brti
englif6e areuser Dor BEN Saf.n. bt:
uns GAR 81 eerns eeha5t b6tttu. Rad !
IL 5aeer lam bann pom Wafbingtpu /
auf Gnfragt bic qnttppri: vSSdrn" ins
nsrbaIb "a SiuHben ben ioafsn per:
lnfen ooer inisrnisrtn. Ta ms nun
adrIut nidts baran lag, ben Gnsldn
bern in bic 5anb. su fallen, sps.n mir
IS por. bier ,u bIsibn. mir feIbii iinb
srpor fir ben Reii bss Rries,s taIiss.
itent, bas Sdifi bI.ibt ober BEN 90.
tsrIaubs srbalten. S9abs, bag i'd o..
ger bic gnaIanbsr nibi msbr ,Smpi.n
iann bag tn m.iu GROCER Summer.
Goti iirafs GnsIans!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
9ie Rep gorter Gun

Die Rep gorter Gun"
Taat, ss asbe teine gritii6 s9lmeritansr,
iolgli6 ioate es aud teine Deuti9s
9lmeritaner seben. Dds 1T Elm bloBes
Spiel nit @orten. Die 9e5siflnung
Gnslii9 s9lmsritaner 1T ni6t aufse'
temmtn, neil iebr ipenise Gnaldrbst
nab 4merita austpanbern. 3ieie ges
ben slH Canada unb auitrulien, Die
nationale Sertunft III MIR Bel iolden
9oltertlaiIen iiblt6, bic in GROCER ans
sdbl bier einsetpunpert iinb. Dds bat
dbsr nit Der ameritaniIfen 9eiinnung
dbiolut niehts 5u tbun. geipieien iptrb
bag babur6, bab in Der 9ei6id'te uns
i.res 2anbes bic dmsritaniihe gepols
tsruns mebr als einmal betreffs ibrer
Steaung gum 9luslanbe in 3pei
erobe gartsisn ssIpaItsn mar. Die
BObsraliiten itanben auf britiIfsr
Seite unb bic Demotraten auf Der
fran50IiIhen Seits. 0isie Spals
tung bduerts bon 1889 biz 1915. SEPT
1T tpisbsr cine Spaltuns eiHletreten,
rpelde aber ni4t bon ben Deutih sames
rifdnern psruriaht ipprben lit. Soipeit
biefs Stelluns Su .9unIten Oeutibz
lambs nsbmsn, sefdiebt es uiht, nm
oeutfhe, ioubern I'm ameritanifde
SntersFen gu fDrosrn. Sie betraas
len es als Elm srobss rlnrstt gsseu bic
Ser. Staaten, baB guslnno unieren
nsutralsn 6anbel pernihtet. Damit
1T bod betpieien, buB lie ni6t auf
bsutiher, fonbern auf umeritanif6er
Settle iteben. Sahiusessn bdrf man
NIT gsitimmtbeit als 8ritifhsameris
tauer bisjenisen 9iirser 6ieiss 2unbes
be3eianen. tpelhe seesn bic 9.raepals
iisung, bic uuier 2nnb Don Seitsn
Srobbritdnniens erleibst. ni6t protss
itiren, fonbern bamit eiHperitanbsn
Iinb. Sisie aIaife lam man nit Rsat
gritiIdsNmeritaner usnnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

Iian i3sint in BuIbinston
iiberroI6t Su fsiu, bab Die 0sutf6eu
peitsr britifte S6iffe torpeoirsn. Us
if nitt eriitalit,, pis iia etpas base'
gen eintpenben lisbe. 10 Ianse ameritas
nif4e 9iirser ni6t su S6aben toms
men uno GeBtsrss ldbt ii4 permeioen,
lpsnn uuiers Eesisruns barauf iiebt,
oab amerituner uiht aui snoliider
Ulunttionsfd fdtfisn fabren, bsnn eisfe
finb tetne 9unoelss, ionbsrn &riesss
i6iffe. gang abssfeben bacon, bub IN.
fere 9e'ebe psrbisten, paNdsiers auf
S6iffen gu bef0roern, bic @rploiios
ftoffs trdnsportiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

Die &risgsf drsier in Oiss
fem 2dnos finben tstne Grmutbisung
bel Der @eitdftsipelt, bi. re6nsn lam.
9isis III ii6 pobl berpubt, oab Elm
4risg bic fiirttsrlihften 9sRerrHngen
in bisiem 2anbe anrihten rpiirbe, AUDI
lpenn ni6t ein ein3iser S9uB abgss
feuert fpirb. @orsrit reanet man nit
elmer srobsn ariegsaulsibe, buHn nit
elmer srObsn Gr6Obuns Der &risgss
itsuer, bic bstanntlit jest idon, i'm
tisfitsu 5risben, alSfsrlsst tporben 1T.
&ls rpetters Solge bentt man an bic bds
Gei6Gft ruinirenos 9slbtnappbeit unb
an bic aGgemein. &riesstbeusrung,
ipsl6e bic jeBt obnebin ntdt grobe
aauftraft bes 8oltes poIlenbs srlabs
men ruiirbe. gDie iibli6 Iinb bic
&rtegsItreisr 0ieisnigen, bic oon Der
S6ubliHis iih fern balten. Den Grs
pdsungen, bic BEL Oentsnbsn Wenfden
o6ipaIten, piro aud Der prdfiosnt Tib
nitt oerfdllieBsu tDnnen unb mir hegen
ni4t ben mtnbsiteu 3petfsl, bab st suI
elmer frisbli6en gsritdnbisung nit
Seutidlanb gelangsn nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

Die ReOrganiftrurg bss
eHgIiiten &abtnets ldbt erIeben, bag
tetHe partei in England ss mshr rpagt,
bic 8erantportIi4teit fir bic Resiss
rung gu iibernebmsn, neil bic Safk
lase fiir gHslano ii6 in iOl6em 0abe
peri idIimmert bat, bub man an bic
Opferfreubtgteit Der 8iir9er bic
srObteH aHfOrOerungsu 3u ftsIsu
ge5tpungen 1T unb bas Dermlg teine
siH3elne purtei msbr su srlang.n, fons
bern ale partsieu miifsn su bierem
s3tpede 3uIammeNptrten. Nus bief.m
@runoe muB Elm ale partsieH Dertres
tsnbss WtHtfterium ssbiIbst perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20

SabStaIisn in benarisg
sisbt. 1T nit bsuieIben Mottpsu 5ll
ertIdren, tpel6e bic 4liirteu DerunIabt
baben, iiber 9euti6lanb uub Deter
reid berSufaIen. Rublanb pOllte Die
ilaoiIden prpOiH5sn Gsiterreif,s an
fi3 brinssn, 5rantreid glIubsaotbrins
gen suriidsrobsrn uno gnslauo ben
beutfden Ssebanbsl oerni4ten. Sta
Iins 4bIitt lit nun, bic OOn Stalienern
beoDltsrten 8roptn5sn Ositerreicts gu
erlangsn. IS III aIiO ein aIgemeinsr
Raub5ug, oem Iia StuIien ani4Iiebt.
gs 1T absr feititebenb, bab bic beut'
Iden @erbiinbsten bic san5e RGubers
banbs aufs 5aupt itlagen Derben,
nahbem unDertennbar 1T, bab Der ges
fabrii6fts RGu6er, RubIanO, os1 ums
fallen nabe 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
Bon Der &arlsrube nnb Der
tSarH.
Gbf6rtft aus einsm 9risfe bss 2suts
uaHts CUR Ses, arsussr RarIsrube
Gan Suar, pusrto Rieo.
%. Tebruar 1915.

@is 3br in5pii6sn srfabrsn baben
psrbet, iinb mir bier in Gan Suan
(ameritanifdeaOlOuis) intsrnisrt ipOrs
ben; pie uno ,parum, nil i9 su ere
tldren psrIu6en.
2lm 8. SttOber b, 3. fDurbs Der
Dampfer 5arn 9. M. g. aarlsrubs,
auf Der Id, ipie Shr irubt.i. aIs 2euts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
Die 6 bicagper .5ribune"

Die 6 bicagoer Tribune"
unb Dsri6isbens anbere eHslifhsameris
tanifte 3situneen tommen jeBt gu BET
giHfitt, bub Der arsriff duf Die n9us
iitaHia" niht 70 p0llis unbere6tigt
mar, pie bic 9ritiids4msritansr IS
barftslsn. Sic tpsifsn bdra,f bin,
bab Elm S6iff, tpeldes &risssmoterial
befDrOert, nift eiuen friebli6en. ions
bern siHen trie9erii6en aaratter
trdet unb oaB man 0eutihlanb ben
4nsriff aui isinoIiae &risgsi6iTfs
ni6t per6ietsn tdnn. 4ls be- ri4tise
Iuspea tpiro DOrgsi6lagsH, oab es
uerboten iein iOl, pai1agiere auf
Sfiffen au beTorbern, bic aris9 9smuHis
iipn an gorp baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
Heiultat Der seitrig en-
EbipIe

Sir bic .9iesS" beeinnt bsiite IN
Rbiiaeelphin cine Serie pom pier
Spirleu nit ben Oortiaen .Guafers@.
Oie felt Dem gesiune Der Soiion lid
rls Der itdrtite alnb Der g,niional,
2iSc cripieien bnben ilnb al Der
SpiBe Der sianeIiite iicben. SH ibrem
jesigeu aei6padten 3uitaiibe iieben
Die ansilfJten fir nnieren alub IN
bieier Scrie iebr itngiinitig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20
2okal.Derid)t
8aiesSall.

IN benz geitrisen pierien unb lsb'
ten SDieIe Der Serie 5ruiihen uHieren
,,9tebs" unb ben .Srperbas" III
grootlpn purbe oos GiHcinnaticr
@eidiis bon Sdleuberer slines MD
Ranger Glarse beoieHt seger Gooulbs
beSiu. g2iaer iiir bic Gegner. SeiSc
gattcricn bIiebeH bis gum Gnoe bes
syieIes aui ibren 4oiteu. llriere
,Slilieens mafien MIR 8 3reiier geaen
8 Der grootlpner ,nlo beibc Mabs
batten ie einen 5ebIcr aui Dem aonip.
Glarfe inafjte Stpei unierer Srefier
iino itabl cine 9aie. liner Stndr'
mer aiIIiier iiferte einen breibniigel
9reiier. Die Super6os seuanIIen BE-
gpieI; peil iie pieoerlm ons @lV6
hatten pier ibrer 3reiicr I'm 4.
@anse uno brei i'm @. 8anse 81
ton3entrtren. ames ianbte 3 Suit.
iad,Icr CUR @ani gesen 5 ieines @rs.
ners, aber perid)eIIfte mn elnen iSrel'
pnb 3mr /. 8oie gesen 2. getas
SGIeilberer bntten CUTE aoutroaf
iiter ibre 9IQe. Eiliglep unb Gaion
naren Sie SdieSsrid,ter. -
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
RUSSELL HILL.


The health is very good at
present and we are having plen-
ty of rain. Rev, G. w. Ramsey
filled his regular appointment
here Saturday and Sunday. Sew
eral from here attended tele-
phone meeting at Willette the
10th, and the company passed
the following resolutions: 1st,
that we disconnect from all the
boards that have any connection
with the Cumberland Company
at once aud that the former res
olution be carried out. 2nd,
The following delegates be ap-
pointed to attend the meeting
at Carthage July 1st: w. O. Jen-
kins, j. M. Robinson, s. w.
Hance and Bedford Shoulders.
We hope this meeting will for
ever settle the question in re-
gard to the Home company and
the Cumberland Co mpany con-
Meeting any more, because it has
caused lots of disturbance in our
Company. We wish both COM
panies success in their work
and service for we have no OBJ
lection to the Cumberland
people having lines and switch
boards in the country but not to
connect with the Home company
so we can all go along nicely to-
gether. Hugh Thomas of this
place closed his singing class at
Ebenezer Sunday and left good
class there.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
BRUSH CREEK.

Mrs. Taylor of Gordonsville is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Tuggle.
The death angel came into the
home of Bro. L. L. Allen and
claimed as its victim his beloved
wife. She has been confined
for several months, but she bore
her suffering with Christian
fortitude. She has been u men,
Der of the Missionary Baptist
church for number of years at
which place the funeral services
were held by Rey.Davenport,
her pastor, and Rev. T.,J. Estes
in the presence of host of sor-
rowing friends and relatives, af-
ter which her remains were laid
to rest at the Primative Baptist
church cemetery. Mrs. Allen
leaves to mourn her loss a has
pduuy lNS Cll14uICu @DSSlUGS q
large concourse of friends and
relatives. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their sad hour of be-
reavement. Mrs. T. j. Rodgers
who has been very sick for quite
while is not expected to. live
but short time. Henry Moore
was carried to Nashville last
week by DIR. Parker where he
underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis. His many friends
are glad to know he. is rapidly
improving. Mrs. Will A. Thorn
ason underwent serious opera
ton at DIR. Burch's Infirmary
last Wednesday from which she
is recovering. Mr., Thomson
left this morning for Nashville
to be with her a few days. T.
FL. Bradley and wife of Hogan's
Greek visited relatives near here
Sunday
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
Dixon Creek Church.

We had a pleasant trip to
Dixon Greek church a few Sun
days ago. It was Orphans Home
Day. Bro. Claude Ramsey, the
pastor, had a nice program ar
ranged which was carried out
successfully and a large collec-
tion was obtained. Bro. Ramsey,
like some of the servants of old,
is doing a great work and the
members seem to be willing to
cooperate with their pastor.
They have good Sabbath school
and bright future before them
and fully understand how to
treat a visiting brother. We
are looking for great results
from the work Of this historic
old church.
R. r. Davis.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
sTONEW Att.


Had a considerable storm here
Monday morning and it blew
corn about very badly: had some
hail but not enough to do any
damage. Mrs. I. N. Trousdale
is slowly recovering an attack of
appendicitis. Misses Amy Dur
ham and Matte Ashley were re-
cent visitors in Brush Creek.
Mrs. Fannie E. Durham. wife of
the late DIR. j. A. Durham died
at her daughters, Mrs. w. @.
Duke. in jackson county near
Granville. in Brooks Bend, on
the 10th of June, and brought
here the following day and was
buried in the family cemetery in
the presence of large crowd of
friends and relatives. Bro. Nj.
N. Ford conducted the funeral
services which were very i'm
pressive. Mrs. Fannie E. Dur
ham was born September 9Th,
1916; died June 9th, 1915, age
SO years. 9 months and IA DAYS;
professed faith in Christ at the
age of about Ia. She was mar
ried to James A. Durham June
9th, 1861. To this union were
born Ii children, three girls
and ten boys. All except three
boys and one girl survive her.
She was a noble wife and loving
mother but she is gone from
Thine foot stool to enter into
the joys that await those who
obey and keep his command
ments. God knew best. Thy
will be done. Weep not as those
that have no hope. By the help.
of all mighty God, l expect to
meet her on the other shore.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
CHI SMUT MOUND, R. 1.

!
Recent rains are sending corn
and tobacco on the boom. This
coupled with harvesting, etc., is
moving farmers with maximum
capacity. The merry hum of
the harvester is heard on the
distant hillsides reaping the
golden grain.
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Fields
have returned from a visit to the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Payne, of Lancaster. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Warren spent
sunday with the Iatter's sister,
Mrs. Elijah Smith. Mack Pool
and Mrs. Virgie Smith were
quietly married Saturday even
ing while seated in their buggy.
Esq. Wyatt officiating. We wish
for them much happiness and
prosperity. The younger ele-
ment enjoyed nice ice cream
supper and nice music at the
hospitabIe home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Jared. Hayden Fitzpat-
rick and sisters, Misses Alma
and Bette were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Warren the
weekend. g. w. Gam, Burl
Parker and James Presley have
purchased a new threshing ma
chime. Rev. Stewart of Bona
filled his regular appointment at
New Macedonia Saturday and
Sunday. Sunday being commu-
MON day a large crowd was
present. Hayden and Blake
Fitzpatrick visited relatives in
Sullivan Bend Sunday. We are
glad to report Mrs. Bob Glover
better. Mr.. and Mrs. John Read
have returned to their home at
CookeyiHe after an extended
visit to relatives here.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
BEAsLEY's BEND


Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Culbreath
spent Saturday afternoon with
Jim Taylor and family. Mrs.
Herman Culbreath and Miss Ona
Oulbreath were at Dixon Springs
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
Rollins and Miss Rhoda Rollins
spent the weekend with relatives
at Monoville. e. I'll. Beasley and
wife were recent guests of j. ID.
Rollins and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice McNellis and little
Virginia Shaw Chapman of Car
thage have been visiting the
family of j |. M. Lynch. The in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton Gore was buried last
Wednesday. Mrs. Allen Of Texas.
has been spending several
weeks with her mother of this
place. She will return to her
home the last of this, month.
Mrs. Eta Cato and Mrs., Lula
Haley spent Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Ola Cato.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
Harper Makes Proposition.

Carthage Courier - have a
proposition to make to your
readers. If any of them will find
in the Bible where the gentiles
were ever commanded tokeep the
Sabbath day or where one ever
kent it | will make them q
present of the best clothes
washer in Tennessee.
Carthage Rt. 2. j, M. Harper
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-06-24
A Plain Diagnosis.


Uncle Nose was a great preach
er among the darkies of East
Texas. He dealt particularly in
rhetoric-fiowery an d fervid
rhetoric. One occasion he
had partaken too freely of the
yIands provided by the sister
ms" at church fair, and was
laid up for several days with
acute intestinal indigestion.
Brudders and sisterins, [
axes your humble apologies for
de contrariness of my theology
today. Endurin' de week dat
have marked hits footprints upon
the revolving wings of time ] has
been inflicted wild conglomera-
ton of my detestables, which
caused de catamounts to rise up
in my indigestion, and give me
such hurtin' across my misery
dat hit spilled de "reminiscences
of my Sermon"