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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05

CONTINUED from page 1, first sectionl.
the Dvina, southeast of Riga.
At present the Russians have be-
hind them a large number of roads
leading east and northeast and as
they have proved themselves to be
masters of retreat military writer's
here are convinced that they will re-
main nowhere long enough to be
caught. The rear guards, of course,
occasionally fall into the hands OF
the pursuers.
Bombard German Trenches.
The French, British and Belgfans
continue an insistent bombardment
OF the German trenches and canton
ments in the west, but thus far the
expected offesive has not developed
and the designs, of General Joffre,
the French commander-in-chief, are
not disclosed.
A heavy fall Of snow has added to
the difficulties OF the Italians and
Austrians in the Alps. But they con-
tinue the bombardment of the oppos-
ing positions and both claim sue
cesses.
The invasion of Romania by the
Austro- Germans with or without a
declaration of war is being discussed
as a probability in the Balkan capt.
tails and as no aid could be sent to
her in men and munitions until the
Dardanelles are opened. 1t is expected
the efforts to force the straits will
be further increased by the armies
and nayies of the allies
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
GERMAN NAR loan
Attracts Much Attention and
Subscription is Likely to Be
Z Highly Successful.


~ knHABooetAfRD GNg8sN v
y Berlin. Sept. THE third Ger
man war loan announced this week
Is attracting much attention in all
circles and 1t Is stated that every
thing indicates the subscription will
be highly successful.
A considerable number Of big sub
scriptions already have been an
nounced. The Krupp family has sub
scribed forty million marks ($10.-
000. 000) and the Berlin municipal-
ity forty-five million marks ($11.-
| 250,000).
The flnaicial press has advocated
that Germans sell foreign securities
to raise money for subscribing, since
the gain in exchange makes 1t ad-
vantageous to sell now. The Tage-
blatt. however. warns against selling
certain American bonds in view OF
the depressed price in New York
The newspaper expressed the opinion
that 1t is better to hold the. bonds. iol
price reeoyerles after the val. lsr
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
Lion ATTACKS
Tanner at a Carnival and Tears
Him Almost to Pieces Be-
fore He is Rescued.
tay Assoe,Arre, esrss,

BERWICK. Pa. Sept. Attack
ed by lion that felled him To- the fioor
OF the cage before 500 persons at q
carnival today today, Carl Houston,
rs years old, a lion tanner. was torn
almost to pieces before he was res
cued. His arms and legs are torn and
an eye is destroyed and his chest
crushed.
Houston was in the cage with nve
lions and had his back turned to the
one tfNt attacked hil6.
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mo- 'sPE|:CIA|

| lGpptinued from pa d first eettion.)
gave evidence Of qualification when
he read the Rome despatch .of last
night quoting the pope as expressing
the belief that the president WIS now
in a position to address the belliger-'
ents with authority and probably
could induce them to take the pre-
liminary steps which would lead tol
for peace. He made no
however.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
HUNDRED
Mark is Passed in the Population Of
the County Jail.

With the addition Of the fifteen me-
groes who were arrested In a raid
upon Traders alley club house late
Saturday night, the population of the
county jail went over the hundred
mark, 100 prisoners now being con-
fined there. Saturday night a week
ago there were seventy-five prisoners
in the jail and since then a number
Of short road sentence men have been
discharged. OF the number now in
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
FLOODS.
In Italy as the Result Of Torren.
tial Rains Several Days Are
Very Violent.
tsr Assee,ArEssasss,

ROME, Sept. i.->-Torrential rains
have fallen throughout Italyvfor sew
eral days turning some of the rivers
into violent foods with resulting dis
asters.
Bari has been a heavy sufferer.
Here houses were swept away and a
number of people h.Ee been drowned.
In Naples several quarters of the city
are under, water.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
CARDINAL DELIVERED
MESSAGE TO WILSON
t,x A,.ne,A,rn esr 81

tnv AaaneiATHo PRReS1
s. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-When
Cardinal Gibbons called at the White
House on Thursday he said he had
delivered message to the president
from Pope Benedict. The cardinal.
however, declined to discuss tho con-
tents of the message.
From other sources It was learned
that message had reached Cardinal
Gibbons by cable on Monday.
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THANKS WILSON.
tnr sraa.rArrn .aras

w kseosIAIIr eHEHs
SYCAMORE BEArH, Mass, Sept.
4.-Resolutions expressing confidence
and gratitude for President Wilson's
christian leadership Of our nation in
this grave hour" were adopted at the
annual state conference of the Massa-
chusetts Christian Endeavor Union
here tonight.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
MAJOR CONRAD DEAD.
,nr ASSOCIATED psssn

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept, 4-Ma-
jor Holmes Conrad. solicitor general
of the United States during the last
administration fof- President Cleve-
land. died at his home here today.
aged 76. He served in the Confeder-
ate army and for several years repre-
scented Virginia In West Virginia debt
litigation.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
OAK TREE PLANTED.
tsy ASSOCIATED psrau

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. An
oak tree. brought from Valley Forge.
was planted today before the Pennsyl-
yania building by Governor Martin
G. Brumbaugh, as part Of the cele-
bration of Pennsylvania day" at the
Panama-Pacifc Exposition.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05
COLEMAN CHILD DEAD.

A hye-months old son of Mr. and
AIRS. William Coffman, of 1875 Maud
street, died at $50 O'Clock Saturda-
night after lingering illness of stom-
ach disease. No funerar arrange
ments have VET been made.
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TEDDY TO HUNT.
a.,:a,.ee,.t1ss rn,.,,

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Former Pres
ident Theodore Roosevelt left. here
today for northern Quebec where Tor
"a month he will fish and hunt In
company with his friend, DR.. Alex
.ander Lambert.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05

J! The people a western HsnnsyIva-
mia have just finished celebra ting the
fifty-sixth anniversary Of the dis
covery of petroleum by Edwin Z.
Drake, who operated near; OIL City,
Pa, and bored the first on wen IN
1869. Although brakes diseovery
added millions to the wealth Of the
state, he died in poverty. Ths Ma
6onal Petroleum Association has ai,-
nounced its intention to keep alive
the name Of Drake and do him honor.
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BIG BATTLE

CONTINUED from page |. first sectionl.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05

Fort Brown then notified detach-
ment OF infantry. hidden in an adyan-
tageous point near the Rio Granee
five miles from, Brownsville, that the
band would probably come in that d.
rection Simultaneously detachment
of cavalry under Lieuteant Cr:tten-
berger left Brownsville for the vicinity
of the hidden infantrymen. The cav
airy reached the vicinity in time to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30
Secretario de Guerra de
los Estados Unidos lama
I'm manifesto
a la prensa que no liable de las reformas
militareS tOdavia

WASHINGTON. Iujio = fl plan
General pi" "r-anilari6u del riir-
'..G. dr los ES1ad"> UniioS - IN
r~.uS momrnloS umo IL" los asuAlOs
I.rIr mas p"rrurupau al uiunirrno y =.
,~.a irahaianIo eel 81 arlua.mrnir:
.m;iS ru.no no rnuyirnr. en- manrra
a.-una. 1ur -. den Il ronorrr los Il"
..a!i.~ dn iirnn plan. 81 S~rrrriario
.4.. GUERRA. Nr. Garrison. Ia Ian
Htio nm manifesto auorh" rn 81
.n;aI rrrumiruia muy nSrrriaImon
.t.. in prru>a 81. ab~lrn-a Il" pIr-
.nIIrar NADIA HnIr a riiai" plan
-. ""fjrra. haSIa que II" haya Sjdo
rowpIrtamnnia formuIado para tar
." "a ron"r"r a pIlillc". La Sc
mama pr"Nlma 81 ~N"rrriarI" CARR
50" >"m"l"ra a, I'r''-ni"ni" de- IA
H'p'in'Ira 81 plan dc 'lu' :" tTa'a
3 "!arraTa este rlIani"> p"'l'"S
I"'''''.' '''"' ''''"' Iva """ "'-'-
~, a~,,atr, Lnt,,
mos. ri S.rrotarfo de- la Gurrra Ii
g.. Ia <Ieuirnr":
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30

| 2ier"c-Btn:ce. En- Ia sala de Ia Cru.
Blanca, Ia genie rodeaba a una doce.
Ia de i~ovenes. uro De los cualeS on
ieaoa ana aandera: en- las GALES. Ia.
mujeres cnju@"ban sus oios con 10.
delantales. Noel reconcile entire 10.
movilizados la alta e~scutura ' eli ros
.ro adormjdo de P~aiuhlanc. Claudio
Bidard- de pie en- 81 estudio, recita-
ba a media voz IN canto de guerra.
deteniendose cuando ola abrir o ce-
rrarse Ia puesta. BESIDE hacia auin-
&C diaS 81 rcspeto por cl senior Po-
chon So habia cambiado en- terror. E.
n~otario sc ~preSentaba a sus c~lieates
con cara de pocos amigos Y sus la
bios apretados no sc ADRIAN mas que
para acus&r 4 las oposiciones radical
les de las ~desGraciaS del pals. Reel
bio a Noel con forzada b~enevoIencia.
Ell momento cs POGO propicio pa
"a suS proyectos. He refleXionado Y
no lie hare nuevaS reconvencioneS.
Va listed 4 parrir para la guerra; una
vez terminate. reanudaremos esta
conversation. No quiero que mi HI
ia sea deSgrac;ada-aHadi6 en- voz
mas baja.
-Senor-respondio Noel agra
deco d listed mucho Ia esperanto
que me concede. NADIA podra cam
biar mis- sentimIentos por su hija.
Puede ser que estemos algun tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30
No Degara jamas el momento en- que sobre las runnas de mestro pals asoado
poi la guerra, pueda alguen escnbr e "Fms" de Pdhna

mo serpientes del Paraiso. 4 los hui
man0s.
lo no he ~interrogado q I'd. en- cual
dc las Tres categOriaS Sc c0l0ca I'd.
mismo. perG yO lie asigno un pucst0
cnVidiah!e enlrc los de Ia segnnda. !
10 haGH p0rque So que listed es de
#qGcl!oS hombres que lleran hasta el
sacrifice Ell defensa de ID familia,
lie los fundamentals de Ia concicncia
comm Y dc Ia nacionaliGad.
Y dcbo de hacer una observation :
por fortuna para Mexico en- los dias
acia%oS que cOrren, nuestra patria
cacnta con una poderosa clase me-
dia: 0 10 que cs igual. o un gran
oontingente de hombres dispuestos n
idcuticOs s"crificiGs. Por este tengO
-coniianZa en- cl porvenir dc Ia nj
ciona!idad: por este creo que no ha
lic~ad0 81 momentO-ni llegar;I ia
mdS-tu que sobrc las ruinas de nues
tyo pals %solado por Ia guerra. puc-
da algHien eScribir el 'ElNIS'' con
que Alemania Y Russia Pusieron ter
miHo Il L. dcsvcnturada Polonia. Ne
&i.o no serj Ia Polonia dc America.
mi General; porquc aqui estamoS los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30

ea'-decia Julio-vale por un eier-
cito.
Este subito entusiasmo del doctor
Ell derecho sorprendio algo a Noel.
Julio pas6 el dia escribiendo car
tas. 4 Ia manana siguiente, a cada
~instante entraba en- ell escritorio del
hotel p~reguntando 81 habia algun te-
legrama para el.
NADIA. iEs extraho!-decia.
FL 7de S~eptiembre los movilizados
recIbieron la orden de prepararse pa
IA Salir ell s. Noel encontr6 a Julio.
cue traia un papel en- la mano.
Al fin, lego ell t~elegrama que
esperaba-le dijo este ultimo. -Da-
me la enhorabuena; es mi nombra-
mlento de sub-prefecto.
IT'D? pero, mo habias renun-
ciado a Ia administration?
-Durante el Imperio. Hoy es d.
.ferente; ante ell peligro comun, debe
pagarse con la persona y ESQ hago.
-Todos creo que vamos a pagar
con ella; pero, IA verdad, no veo que
servicios puedes hacer a la causa de
Ia patria desde una sub-prefectura.
va 10 veras. Revolucionare Ia
provincial, comunicando 4 las gentes
csc entusiaSmo que hace brotar a los
Oatallones como por arte de maeia.
Me parece que eXageras. Ha-
COntinuara.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30

4 esa clase cor enscnanzas sencillas
y que tai mission debe quedar enco-
mendada. en- gran parte, a Ia prensa.
kncuentra I'd. cOnSoladOr. Il la ye2,
que Ell tierraS extranaS haya periGdi-
COS dlrlgid0S p0r meyican0S que con
saGran buena p2rte de Su material Z
cSa obra, = habla del diari0 que re-
presentO, cnc0miasticamente. Ora
ciaS por TODD. mi General; por el pa
pei que nos asigna 4 los p]erIOdiStas;
por Ia significaci6n que considera
tenemoS en- Estados Unidos Y, sobre
TODD, por sus elOgiOs para mi diario.
70 tambien creO que Ia prensa eSt:i
obligada 4 educar: opino que Ia es-
crita en- castellano en- este pals debe
prOcurar el fortalecimiento de las con
welcomes en- todas las co~nciencias me-
Xicanas, principiando desde a~quellas
que nos mandan Greer IN el p0rvcnir
de Mexico, para llegar hasta Ia que
nos dice que estamOs obligaGos a de-
rramar toda nucStra Sangrc Y sacriti-
car tod0S TucStr0S intereseS persona
les en- hcHcficio de Ia nacionalidad.
boy l I'd. las gracias por 81 bonc-
VOLTA carta. mi General, y me suscri-
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il Bourg; ame permi;jri listed vol
err
Fl sehor Pochon dudd antes de
ontestar.
-Tengo por companero de armas
continue Ell iovcn-un amigo de Ia
afancia. Julio Vcrcherc, cuya fami-
IA conoce listed. Desea verle para
onSultarlc sobrc un asunto.
Ire Il Bourg-dijo el notario.-
uicntras tanto. solo n orden lie
narcha nodria justificar Qle volviese
listed aqui.
Nee! vic q Cecilia: pero en- presen-
ia de SUI padre y de 81 prima. La
oven estaba mas delgada y un cerco
1zulado baio sus oios revelaba sus
f~recuentes insomnios.
Su padre trat6 de animarla, dicicn-
dole que no sintiera miedo por Noel.
Sc formavia IN nuevo ej6rcito con
guarniciones de otras plazas, VEN
drian tropaS de Africa : los movlli-
zados no serian enviados I batirse.
Anita, por 81 contrarlo, rojas las
meji!Ias. ~Jrillantes los ojos, hablaba
de sacrifice Y deber. dirigiendose /
Cecilia.
-Es precise que TODD ei mundo
sea soldado. Los aldeaHos que YES
pasar sigUiendo Ia bandera, mo tie
men tambitn novias Y hermanas? y
sin embargo. a n sQuerras til Que
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hermanita y palabras dulces con que
adormecerla.
Noel lego q Bourg mas c~onsolado.
Al abatimiento cauSado por las pri-
meras derrotas habia sucedido un
sentimiento de ansiedad. De extreme
4 extreme de Francia, los ciudadanos
Sc hacian las mismas preguntas: ;Ope
rard ell ejercito de Metz su reunion
con el de Chalons? GPodrian, una vez
%juntOs, detencr Ell ayance de los pru-
s%ianos? % bien ell enemigo, de nue.
vo victorioso, llegaria ante los mu-
ros de Paris?
Noel VIC dos veces al senior Pochon
en- las GALES de Bourg. Ell aIcalde
de Pierre-Benite conservaba st aire
tranquilo; pero la inquietud Sc adj
vertia a traves de su frialdad.
He visto al prefecto-le diio-
Y TODD va bien.
Pero decia este sin conviction.
LEGO n manana Ia noticia del
desastre de Sedan Y, algunas horas
despueS, Ia de Ia proclamation de Ia
Replblica N Lyon y en- Paris.
Noel, ~aterrado, LEILA Ell fatal tele-
grama de Ia derrota, fijado sobre los
edificios oficiales. /
-CIento diez mil ~prisioneros;
inunca Sc VIC NADIA tan terrible Y YER
.gonZosol
bah! Ia sofa palabra "Republi-
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,~r,,.orcia .Vofver;a = Yer aQuellas
..aras ., las ventanas de Ia Cruz
qrarca = en las casas de Pierre-Bt-
r;-eo
Es.e peasamiento lie encendia. So
5obo an combates cuerpo 4 cuerpo.
~o.5o co,,r, ,acho nara rechazar al
.,ov,,o,
III. po.bor
D.- In ,~r,,,,o ,1a 10 los aeon
. l. .,r:..h, ana M -
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Diccionario Manual.
~Enciclop&diCo.

Este diccionario G6 Ia lengus
ceste!lana es I: mas complete :
m9dernO. Est4 iIustraG0 cGn mas
De seis mil graba10s en- negro :
en- c0iores. ms de $50 mspas
clentGs De retratOs De honhres e.
lrkres. edifcins = moaGma4t0s
bistGricGa IL tades parteg te5m1p
DO, etc. Es RI msiGr IL los enci.
clGpEdic0s maLua!5s ! colo Vaje
$500 q e5enIp3ar.
Hagans= los psdijOs a"om2anF-
dos dc 81 imp0rte
IGNACIO +. LUHANO.
GOT D0lnr0sa St. Aot1cia
T'graa.
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81 hombre que sera tn esposo que
lie por bajo de ellos? No. Los prime
roS por la instruction. Ia inteligencia
: Ia fortuna. deben ser igualmente
los ~primeros por el valor. iTienen
que dar ejemplo.
Cecilia no ~contestaba NADIA.
Las palabras de Ants. conmovian
a Noe! hasta Ell fondo del alma. lie
parecio OR una voz interior, la de SUI
conciencia, que Sc eXpresaba en- pa
recidos terminus, Y Sc sinti6 reani-
mado escuchandola.
81; habia llegado Ia bora de expiar
los pecados de su ~juventud Y poder
realizar sus bellos suenos de otro
tempo. Sc r~egeneraria por ell sacri-
ficio, m~ostrandose ash digno de su
amor.
FL senior Pochon decia que los mo-
viliZados no irian al fuego. iPues
ALI es donde 6l guerra If! En- Ell cam
20 de batalla, frente al enemigo, que
ria hacer Il pruebas Y demoStrar
que era otro hombre.
Al despedirse, Cecilia dejo caer su
caUeza sobre e. hombre de su prima
y Sc a~bandon6 como una muerta. Ami
to, e~ntonces, tendio su mano a jo-
ven;y este, al sentir la preston de sus
comprendio que dejaba cerca
&c Cecilia II hermana mayor, que
tendria caricias para consolar a su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-30
Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIONES.

Esta obra, cuya mayor yea
taja estriba en- tener la pro-
nunciaci6n figurada en- CASTE
ilano, es una de las que mas
iacilitan ell aprendizaje del
idioma ingles. Tiene varias
formulas de conversation pa
"a la vida diaria, y algunos
modelos de cartas usuaIes.
Hay dos ediciones.
A la rdstica. .$O.75.
Empastado en- tela. .$1.25.
Pidase directamente a.
IGNAClO E LOZANO.
607 DoIorosa St
San Antokia- Texas.
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COrrientes
S%irnpaticas.

+ Con este Iiarayilloso llbro podra ud. +
J. logrsr todos sus deseos. ser sfortu- +
+ nado En- amOres, en- Iuegos de szahar, +
/. adelantar en- sus negocIos; atraer 3 /!
1. ma persona ausente, reconcIIlarse = +
:. hacerse amar del ser que LENA su CO. +
!. raz6n de ilusiones. +
J. Plda I'm prospecio que lie sera en- I.
! viado gratis. Direction: f
:: Jose Alvarez.
+ Apartado 1854, Habana, Cuba. 3
+ !. :. :. :. :. !. = + :. !. \ !. ! !. J. +
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II Enviado Especial.
Victor David

IN Tonic" ; 'ria romada >1r"ri"rr> Para
81 prIn. he preparation rrrirnir: Varanii/a-
du>. Perpetrators I'll Ia iinljra ~ san Pedro.
Damn> prurha> dc tnda> nur~tra> prrpara-
riuur> gratis.
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-PipOrrqzOS" cura la t~iricis, el
faStidiO. las ganas de mOrirSe de
hambre y toda cIaSe de barbarida-
des barbaras. COmDre listed Pipe
rra7ns."
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GRAN RAll.E IN 81 I'arquc MadraZ ri dOmin-
~ 10. de iguSlu. de ; 4 II f.. IN. Irrri0 de
raIraIa. - rrnIavu$ 81.
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PROrEsIOSAL.Es-

DR.. shL0hE CARA Aida. + de Ia racuIIsd
de Mexico; sUl0fizadO en- Fl Estaio de Te-
Ias; especfeiista Ell Intermediates genlto-
urinaflss = cirut!a en general. Residences.
Warren 81. Ais, Telfr0no Travis 3?97. on
Gina, Frost Building. TelffonOs, NneyO ia:
VieI0 Travis 3I4.
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VENTAS-


81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agente de LA
PRENSA detiQneSe usinf 4 yendnrla y lie
produclra magnirira ulIlinad. I:Scrfhanos
y lie darem0S nueSiraS condolences para
los agenles.
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ATENCI0N NEXICAN6S-La nncya Ley para
81 agrirIIInr renlrr". Ian escnrial para 81
MENlGAND. ISli "SrrlIa rn eSpliiOl - in
ElrS. Envia listed - c"nlavDS. giro postal,
Y IL r"cibir:i embellishments. Ei. N"lari!".
~. frost National Bank Building. san m
tonic. Texas. s-3l.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-12-24

Fred Goosman.'s jewelry store will
be open every night until 8 o'clock until
Christmas. adv. IL "a
Rev. Mr.. North of Memphis will be
in Somerville on Saturday next and will
hold services at St. Thomas church
Saturday evening, o'clock, and Sun
day morning at IL. The public is cordi-
ally invited to both services.
The vote in the run-off primary last
week in this county, as in others thru
out the state, was very light. Fayette
county gave Mcclellan 594 and Patter-
son 277 votes, or a little more than
eight hundred votes were cast.
Fred Goosmann has a complete stock
of suitable articles for Christmas pre-
sents, these goods have been bought for
spot cash and will be sold very low.
Call and see for yourself. adv. 1924.
Deputy Sheriff E. W. Burton arrest
ed John Early HObson, a young negro
here, in the very act of selling a pint of
liquor in the court house Wednesday
afternoon. And think his blazon inn
pudence, in the very temple OF justice,
he should get the limit.
Word coming from the Baptist
Hospital in Memphis brings the good
news to his Somerville friends that
Harvey Morris continues toimprove and
every hope is now held out that he will
recover and be among US again. And
we are hoping these good reports are
true.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-12-24
CASTORIA
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Fred Goosmann has just received
direct from the factory "a Big Ben
Alarm clocks, the best two dollar and
fifty cent alarm clock made, also 48
Sleep Meters made by the Big Ben
People, this is the best one dollar alarm
clock made, both are fully Ruaran-
teed. aov'
At the Methodist parsonage in Som
eryille last Wednesday evening Mr..
Wiley N. Esinger and Miss Marietta
Douglass were united in marriage, Rev.
G. W. Wilson officiating. The young
couple are from the fifth district near
Lambert and have the best wishes OF q
large circle of friends in that COM
munity.
You will certainly be the loser If you
fail to buy your Christmas candies,
fruits and nuts from Williams q
Harvey aoV' liza
At the Methodist church in this city
next Sunday morning there will be a
Christmas service. The pastor, Rev.
G. W. Wilson, will preach and the quolr
is preparing special music for the &C.
casion. There will also be services at
night at the usual hour. The public is
cordially invited to both services.
Miss Maude Old who formerly lived
in this city has been here for several
DAYS disposing of her household goods
and other property here and has return
ed to Memphis where she will make her
home in the future with her sister,
Mrs. Elkin. Her home was sold to G.
R. Lipscomb, agent in this city for the
Southern Railway who will put It in first
class condition and make it his home.
If YOU are in need Of lumber, laths,
lime, cement, plaster, bricks, blinds,
doors and sash see Carney Lightfoot. x
The walls of the new Lipsky business
/ houses on the northwest corner of the
square are about completed and the
: work of putting the roof on is making
} some prog ess. When the roof is OF
the interior can be rapidly finished W
so that it will not be a great while be
fore they are ready for the new oc
cupants, both being already rented a
t stated in these columns before.