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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
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nf &litternes mgrfere &orh1rer
Sagten inole0es me6, at 5lagte-
RET ifpoer Ell 5ugl, og hi itoor ipo
paa igje1. l16figget er obertaget al
.Sfrpobere1L ser for oenne enc Dag
bar ibigtet Maalen, til 5orbel for
orabeligere @aoben, mems 5lagte=
re1l Der er ierlig lelbunoefpmoig,
meo 8psien ct parot til at mootoge
9Drene
MeO ct Ter hi Sen fprlte til 81
oen for os: On flor, tort, blanf
&11gle paa 8onbet, set er set belle.
Motoren frammer Sen poo lang
Mfitano, og BEN gaar 1teo.
Heocrien naa iptte Motoren pao
|bolp Sort, ioa Sen larmer minbre,
og meo set fal6enbe 8ano GLIDER hi
rolf moo 5p0, mems @elerne, ltooiq
arbeoig Mfltano, buffer pp og for
lbi11oer run6t on1 os
Ml1 ct hi 116 for @pnoerbo, %
&loffen ct II. &loffe1n l er ser
2obpa1be, og iaa ifal Selerne OBJ
og iliffe Coffin paa &onferne. Sill
Den Iio lfal Dor Solle bore pbre
poa ~8eber Mejers 5ano", Ell 1tp1
8anfe mellem Monp og-Mibe, ser
ligger Blot beo 2obbo11oe
81 guar / 8oooe11 mes cit Man6
til at TO, .og III on6re bliber ON
Boro for at gao 11e0 til u&jelb
|Snno", ipo for Song, for at ie, bboo
Der fan bore at gj9re
Ober % er @imlen blaa, men
moo gfor0 En- ben tort og r1loetL og
hi Ter obre oper @Sbierg Megne,,
fal0e i ifrao 5trimer $1,000
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bliber graz og forte for tiliibit al
blibe belt mprft blaalige lom 1tore,
on6e &bl6er
2a1gt ne6e / Spo bulorer set
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onoet l1beir fig ino ODER 5oitlan=
Oct
Selt ne6e mo6 SD0 n11ber Ma11p
Ter hi cit bbio Stribe, 1pm bleb
Son0et paa oct 5teo piifet al en-
niDnlig 9dan0; 0ell lpber burtigt
op imo0 %, pg inort er III mibt
.ilhe / &eglle1t, ser ltoar iou Sope
ne0 fra SEN mprfe @immel. &mbet
CT beo at ben0e, set oil lige set ct
mi paa lobeIt @on0ltano og begun
Der at itige, % Gor0enbejret felger
me0 set ltigen6e @o11o. S ct Nor
Mfimltter er set itille, og man bprer
fltn 2noen al Negnen, Ser ploifcr
moo &anbet in6 imellem Dor Wfo=
tors rappe Slag, loo brpoer Cor
0e11en lps.
Set bele ltoor mooifc poa ct
aparter, iaa lpsner '@imlen moo
.5Db, og Ibejret 6rager bibere moo
Sor bore Solf / Sollen er Gure11
forgiabes. S Gor6enen gaor Seler=
ne iffe op. Gi tager Be boabe See
gere ON 9prb, 20 hi a116re faar Sol
len pit le11S for Regnpa11o og ror
Der CT en gob S%ierbingbei at TO
til SEN 8anfe, bbor bi penter at
fin0e uSnnoe". Da hi npr1ner %,
buffer hi os. Seq ligger pao anp,
frltr1met ianmen / Soritabne11, meb
ct @eber paa bber SIDE og &iiffer=
ten for 8jnene
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
Yna S%elbnnbejast.
8 ct 8reD fra sSa11g 1fribes:

S ct 8reb fra Sanp ifribes:
Seq berer G%abefugle11es Sfriger
neoe fra Gngene og / ct ghu CT jeg
be6 &inouet og 1er ub 10, set
er ~Sltnoebejr", set bil iige Gel
bunoebejr, og oct CT bet ltif mobiot=
te al bba0 man elIers for taor be6
Snrloebejr
Maoen ligger lmurt fra Mfteren
fpr, for hi ifal oflteo iaa tioligt,
at lelb M11breo .e116n1 iffp CT paa
5pr6e
&obe0gaoen iniler ioo morgen=
|friif og ltille / 5olifinnet. 5oa font
n1er ser Ell Dreng pg tuber / ct al
0e la1tge &or1, bbis 1frottenoe @pl
minoer Soft ONT, at set er poo 81
SEN, at De trpffffer oeres &ger us til
set 5teo lt0enfor1 &Den> bbor Sur
Sen be1ter bem bber Morgen .
Ne0e paa 8roeu ialnles Segerne.
Set ct rigtige Segere / ga1nnelt
|Sbi og me0 bore Sen og Seffe=
l%erre6stuifer / 5ejlgarn ober Sful=
6eren og %bejrbi6te @eberer / Soon=
6ell. &araoejagere bar bi ingen
8rug for paa 5plbnnoejagt, set er
noget af set minb1t monoene, nto11
fan tGnfe Jig
&aptejn Yeberlens bnrfeoe 5p=
manosanligt ftgger MI trent ober
Wentorfasiel1. San bur bpret n1eb
til aOlfilliet / &c AZ Mor, ban bor
ieilet upua @ormen" SON bor lei=
let meo u9lrbejbcre" mellem be pit
inbiife Ger og Mrltralienk bon bar
berct Sfarpretter pao Saiti ban
bar baft baube sen baaoe % SEN
t9rre 8eri=8eri % CT enobo lll1ppet
lepenOe fra BENT begge to.
Me6 6enne Man6 be6 &oret bar
m1at er1 lebenOe Splelie al at bore /
sc be0lte @en6er, og man bengiber
Jig trDgt til @lpoen pher SEN progt=
fulbe 5olopga11g, Ser luer obre pber
Saltlanoet, bbor Nattefaagen lettet
ober Gngene Iom ct Sort9ppe, Ser
rules op og biier % 8rinferne be6
gsbierg og Sc bbioe &irfer % De
labe, br11nlige @aarbe, omgibne at
0eres gr9l1ne Sober lmgt i11oe /
2onbet
Sag os bor hi Sanp, fl1l0t belpIt
al Worgeniolen, Ser gigr Ben title
8D e110nlt Denligere at ie til, eno
Den plejer at bore
81 6reier 11ben ont u9alen", en-
|beilig, blenbenoe, bbio &lit, og
itaar ipo paa neo giennem 5ejlIpbet
,nellem 9en % 6aitlanoet.
S16e paa 6ang gnge En- Solf ]
|fulo Gong me0 at bierge 9bef.
|Sgltfolfene 1eS 1on1 Imaa, brogeoe
41atter ! bet @rgnn1e, % mi % 90
|beres ct &aab no til % al Sim
ben
J 81 Ter Sc erenne 5maaifooe ont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
Overretssagf6rer Gilman
fra Kdbenhavn,

praktiserende Attorney and Counse-
lor at Law i New York, tilbyder sin
Assistance we'd Ordningen af fa-
milieretlige, arveretlige, testament
lige og andre retslige Mellemvseren-
der, hvor %grundigt og m~angeaarigt
Kendskab til danske Love og Refs
forhold er af Betydning.
Direkte repraesenteret j Danmark,.
Norge og Sverige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
9anif Mrbeibsfraft fan bere 6Dr.

9anif Mrbeibsfraft fan bere bDr.
Sra 5glberipllan0 ffripes til sri
be 5tiHst.":
llnoer Sc fpr mango Siem Doerlt
banifelige Sorbolo, bborunoer Ser
mi a%rbejoes, life minolt meb 9enim1
hL8riften al 2an6eien6ommene, CT
man berobre D0erit tafne1nlig, nnor
Der tilbDoer fig bDgtige pg pn1gen=
gelige &urle fra &ongeriget. so Den1
er Der ou beloigbiS EFT Sci al. Wen
Bet bRnoer oglao, at Ser tilbDoer iig
6olf, lom buroere beres Mrbeibe Iao
brit, at 0eres @jelp biloe bore oD=
refjpbt, JON +. gfs. en- &arl fprlun=
ger 600 ST.. for 4 Mao1eous Dir
bej0e og Ocsuoen IA 8~rppebnge pg
p Ser. SO Gre ON Dage11 meo iprlig
5orbring ON en- goo 6orplejning.
Gn @auromanb, ser bor / flor Jpr=
legenbeo for Mrbejosffoft tilbpo Ell
laaoon &orl 100 Ser. ont Wuoncoen,
men bette Gilbub bleD pure afilaaet.
5aabol1nc gfscn1pler birfer life til
talerDc.
Gn bDr &itttsbeb. 9tiels Soc fra
@pm onfom Sreoag Scat pcb Ioti6en
til lit Stem / Sb1n efter at bobe
lioOet fang1let / A Tiger, 0els / Goft=
ll110 og Oels / 5lensborg. 9on tog,
lom tioligere meooelt, sen II. gl11=
quit ober @rpnDien peo @biboing
for at bielpe nogle Haarprenbe beo
&pltarbei0et, men BON fit life lit
Sos paategnet al &olitiet. Do bolt
Sen IS. Nugult Dilbe benoe tilbage
til Oanmorf, bleb Dal1 o%rrelteret /
@bio6ing.
Otter e11 Seats Opbpl0 / Mrre1ten
/ 5ferbpf bleb BON fort til Soft
lltn0, bbor ba1t io6 / 10 Gage, og
Oerefter til Tlensborg, bbor BON
maatte opbofbe fig / Is Gage.
SEQ 2onbsrettens Dom forleoen
fonotes buns 6orleelle at bore uf=
lonet be0 Sc fire Tigers @aretegts=
arrelt. Dog bleb oct Dam me60elt,
at ban ege1tlig ifuloe babe ii66et s
Gage lengere, n1en at ban fit be11
itblte l1ge eftergibet pao @ru11o al
goo Spfpriel.
Miels @oe er / Splgc uMtbe 5tft."
fife loo liot meotoget al Senglels=
opbol0et. Soften bor meget li1npel,
en- &l1n0tenom tprt &l1gbrpb pg cit
5fool Tort &offe Woltfuffe) ONT
Morgenen, forifiel1igc 5lags tpno
5uppe (&artoffelluppe, Mel1uppe>
&isluppe og. Spiofoolsl1tppe) ONT
Mi00ugcn og igjen fort Safe og II
StDffe tprt <gbrpO ON Mftenen.
On Sreoagen bar Soften bebit, 90
gobes &arfpfler og &lipfiif til Mib=
bag. Ser fur1oe fjpbes Ma6 / BDe11,
men set bar oDrt, ct $50. Margarine
t. CTS. l &nr. 40 49,. og - B6.
70 8fennig,
Mrre ltantcrne 1loutte orhejbe fra
81. 6 Morgen til &l. 6 Nften1 fln
meo en- ganife fort Mi0ougsbpil. S
montte ba1 bugge 8renoe
og luge .5tenbrp, / 6~lensborg maat-
te ser piles Soppnrf, og bon fit
intet GeOerlog for lit Mrbej0e Meiien
meo Soget haooe til Ioftlun0 pg
Jlensborg pg berfra igjen til 9bio=
Ding bar ban ielb maattet betale.
Sn,4,I fot,,,r,nr .hnfS2fo,fd Il,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
@DI6inas Gl6ife Sms. Giter sSpr=


8olbinss rlbite 9ls. gfter Sur
IDoenoe bar ct &oniortilln1, beitaa=
enbc al aan1ler S. .. 8ranooff,
@uloimeo s.. Softer % @rosierer
S. Hnoer, olle at aoIoing, fjsbt Of.
os0e 5fomager s.. sc. Mgllers
go1lle gjel1bom pan Selligforggabe
/ &ploing meo tilbprenoe SorOlob.
Gnobioere bar &oniprtiet affjpbt
8oet efter Sen Mfbgbes 5amlinger
ag 5ter= % 8roncelager nj. nj. %
Ell Da i @ienoolnmen burel1oe SSr1-
bentar. &iebet Ell ifet for at FREQ
lpie ben gonle @ienoom, Der Ell 8D=
ems ploite @us, opfgrt 1889. Set En-
Menir1gm ienere at igge at ifafte
Mibler til at faa SnIet inbrettet til.
Sribolig.
6rnen / &ornp. Gjerinoen al
8oro= og Speilfabriffen / 8orup
beo &a110ers, Der for et Nars STD
it0er1 ne0brenbte, Sr11 Mgller Girl
1tenien, CT ibgmt 2 Maanebers flint
pef Gengiel; oesl1oen ffal bum be-
tale 5agens Smfoit1i1ger meb 500
Ser. Sun bar tilltaaet, at bnr beb
at lfribe ano11pme 8reDe bar OPP
fororet Sc %ebentuelle Mobtogere til
at bren6e Sabriffen of. Derimo0
blep bum frifjen0t for Siltalen for
8rmoitiftelie.
Sru W5eller Gbriltenlm TOR be=
ret inologt til 0bierbotion paa Mar-
BUS 5inoSipgeanltolt, bbis @i0ns-
bDros ON ben6es mer1tale Tilltan0
bar inbbirfe poa Domme11.
8iersebe tpife &anbflpbere, Suit
teren vGbrilte1ce" al @sbierg, 5fip=
per Sorben g. Se1lerL bar forle0en
Scot / Nor01gen optaget to tDife Stu
bere fra chi bapareret @ar6flpber,
fom laa og orep paa Sabet. Der
gior6es Sor1sg paa at 1lebe Gan0-
flDbemoifinen efter &11tterel1, % Bet
te lpffeoes ogiaa.
5lpberne bnbbe oplen0t Mpolig=
rroler. 0e Dor falbet neo poo @runo
al M%otorifaoe ON Gftermiobage11 og
beo 9=Sioe11 ont Mftenen opbagebe
ugbriltence" N9biignalerne. Slipper
ne bar meget 1tomatteoe, 90 &c baboe
babt EN- baoro 5trobaos puo set
l1rolige Sob.
Do uGbrilta1ce" anfom til 8pl
SDrifib, font Ser en- tDif Damper,
font bar 116e at lpge efter Slpbema=
ifine1L men poa @rl1n0 al set uro-
lige Sob flt11be be,1re intet uoret=
te. 9amperen fulgte laa lungipmt
efter uGbriltence"> iom iatte Sol
len / &anoet, 0a @raa0Db Sprifib
bar pas1eret. 6lpberne blep ber
brogt oper i 0en tpife 9ompcr, lom
og1aa tog fig al Moifinen lon1 Sen
Tebte efter fig til 5ilo.
&unsebeipget. 81. II ben lite
September onfmm Sorpeooboo0e1
vSpefbuggeren" til Sopnen Deo
SebD.
Blonot Sc SillteDebere1oe .beo
Nootagelien bar 8praa0et me6
&orgmelter &nl1ol en / 5pi0len, lamt
8De1s gmbe6smen0. Du Sorpebo=
baooen lag6e til, u%0brugte 8orgme=
iteren ct u&pnge11 pg Dronningen
lebe", lom belporeoeS meD fraftige
&urroroab.
Otter at &ongelL 9rorninge1L
Brins 8aloemar og Hriniesie Scar
meo Splge bar 1teget / 2anb,
bpo 8orgmeiteren 8elfommen.
&otgen toffe0e.
Oerefter ipuoiere0es til &irfen,
iom belaas.
Wean be1teg oerefter Sc benten0e
og fjgrte til &~obebotellet.
Otter at babe ipilt Srofolt pao
9aoebotellet fjprte oe fongelige Ser
Ell Sur gjen1em 5GbDgaarDs
st Dolpt @1tnoreoe 8orn,
Der baboe fulgte &ognene til Sotel=
let, los &onger troftebe n1eo Gbn=
og Sage.
Mfreiien fra Subnen fanot Steo
Rl. 2 UNDER &nrraroob fra Sen for
Iamle6e WGng0e.
H. u -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-08
MIM3
Et opl1seligt, antiseptisk Pulve'
i Wand efter Behov for
Spr6jtebadet.

1 den lokala Behandling az Kv1n-
desygdomme, Hvidflod og
Betendelse, er ct varmt Spr1jtebad
at Paxtine meget virksomt. 1ngen
Kvinde, som har brugt medicineret
Spr9jtebad, vii undgaa at paaskjSn-
ne den rensende og sunde Tilstand
som Paxtine medfdrer, og den 9je-
blikkelige Lndring at Omhed og
Ubehagelighed som Brugen deraf
medfGrer. Dette er fordi at Pax
tine indeholder fremragende rem.
sende. a%ntiseptiske og helende
Egenskaber.
I ii Aar har Lydia =. -
Pinkham Medicine Co. E@a5@55@ss
anbefalet Paxtine / deres [2X$fI3
private correspondence
med Kvinder. der bevi- V3
ser diets Overlegenhed. %V
Kvinder som har fundet
Lindring siger, at det Or s.vserd sin
Vagt | Guild. Hos Apothekerne,
SOC stor Hske, e1ler med Posten.
FRI PROVE.
The Paxton Toilet Co.. Boston. Mass.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
NEAR SANE ADVICE.

The South Pittsburg Hustler advises
thus: A. ,u
IWhile road building is in the ar
why not begin the erection OF con-
crete highway, extending from the
state line below Richard City to the
Rattle Creek bridge. This would Dc a
treat thing for this end of the county.
Fats hniId the concrete road, raising
the reouired amount by subscription;
r. is IN he hoped that this road will
have the attention of the Commission.
ers, at least that part OF 1t outslue "a
the city of South Pittsburg' anu tna a
part in the city erected by money SUI
scribed by the citizens ana pusin .S
men, or some plan that Will meet 'u0
approval of all concerned. -
This is the most sensible talk elnah-
ating from the Hustler office in a
coon's age, except that we differ from
with them as to the wearing qualities
of concrete road. Better use vitrlneo
brick, the most practicable and last
ing material for a road. If you wan'
TO see the poor wearing quality OF con
crete. apply to some of those wayne
county, Mich, people for inform
alton, or simply go over to Chatta
nooga aud inspect the Rossville Bouie
ward, a concrete roadway which Is DC
ginning to break up badly. 1t take
stouter substances than concrete e
Withstand the wear and tear OF hoo
and wheel, or the more insidious worl
of sun, rain and frost However, a
we hinted before, there is lots OF sens
in the Hustler's proposition that Tn
road be built by subscription an
those benefited should respond libeval
". This was our idea in the start 4
the Dixie Highway movement, pu
bonds must be laid, taxes levied an
blind roads built before the blind bus
mess men can see ahead any distance
Just at present we have sunni
road located to gulch in the mouf
tains, Of no value except for scenic II
terest, and they want to spend $S5, "
70 ret An automobile road to this hol
in the mountains.
/. BY the way, son, perhaps it woui
be better to use the word "constru'
tion" instead of erection. y 70
erect houses, but You construct roao
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
Etna Drum.

Sbeeiai to the Nez0s.,
The rain was welcomed Sunday
night as everybody's garden was bur
ming up. -,
There was a nice little crowd met
at Etpa Drum school house and had q
singing Sunday evening and had
nice time.
A certain girl of this place has the
blues. as her best fellow is in. Alabama.
Mrs, Frank Newsom called on Mrs.
Kate Looney Tuesday.
Mae Newsom and chil1ien are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank New
SONS this week.
Miss Hessie Bailey looked sad Sun
day as Mr.. Standsberry failed to ap
pear.
will Looney was the guest of Franl
Newsom Sunday.
The Holiness people of Whiteside
spent Saturday night and Sunday ser
wing the Lord. Holiness is the Lord
command and we are so glad the bless
ed Savior died SO that we might b
pure and holy through his blood.
would be glad If every reader OF thi
paper would read Acts ga and SO
what you think about it.
Drying fruit seems to be the orde
of the day on Etna mountain.
II you want to see Robert NewsoI
smile, Just let Bob White say "Let'
go fishing, Robert. :
Success to the News and it's readers
Sweet Violet
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05

ton Of the great fundamental primer
ples of ''eoual Justice to all and spec
ial privileges to none. nov. MS We
hope and trust that the little pan
that has been started to roll, viii cou'
tinue gathering recruits like SNOW
ball till it will fill this entire. govern
ment, and will burst the bands OF OPP
preston that has been so long. blnolne
the poor, oppressed farmer, the very
life of the world, and the Great GOV,
ernor of all things will step up ant
say Loose them aud let them go:
May the good work go on. Yours To-
| better conditions, Olu JUG
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
Orme, Tenn.

SbrciaIio the NesOs. ~
Hot and dry weather is all the talk.
Mrs. Pierce Samples, an aged iaoy
of this place, died Saturday nignt.
She lived to see the ripe old age OF "a
wears. Our town is 10 great sympathy
with the loved ones.
Ike Wilson and John Scott went TO
Bridgeport, Ala, Sunday.
Mrs, Ike Wilson and daughter. Orll-
lie, spent Sunday with Mrs. H. a.
Cheek. -,
Mrs. Frank Philips is still very
sick, but we hope she will soon tecoV'
er. g.,
Albert Phillips was up from crown
over to see his brothers. wife, VINO IS
very sick.
Mrs. Tom Patrick has returned from
a visit to Signal mountain. -.
F. Condrey, of Needmore, Ala,
passed thru our town en- route toMoht-
eagle, where he will make his future
home.
There was a big crowd went to JAS
per to the ball game between orme
and Jasper Wonder what the Jasper
boys think of Kilgore's heavy hits.
Sam Collins spent Saturday night
and Sunday on Battle Creek, LOOKING
for a school for his daughter. ;.
George Jackson, of this place, WISH,
ed in Richard City Saturday nlgh'
and Sunday. =,
Agile Barnes and best girl were all
smiles Sunday. Wonder why.
John Sullivan's new dog was shol
the other night, which was grea'
misfortune to John.
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Dalroot and
son. were visiting R. A. Cheek anc
wife Sunday evening.
John Sherley and wife had theil
twins out for walk Sunday evening
L. M. Irving visited at Dave earn
er's Sunday evening.
J. E. Melton and Miss Archie MICK
lie we're out walking Sunday.
Mrs. Hawk and Miss Lora Hawi
were called to the bedside of Mrs
Hawks sit ter, Mrs Payne, Of Rich
ard City Friday. .
Andie Smith went to Jetfries' Gov
Sunday. ou
The band boys gave an ice cream
supper at the park Saturday night
and there was some good music py GU
able band.
The crowd at the Christian churcl
Sunday was disappointed when thei
preacher failed to come to his reguia
appointment.
Nose Barker and wife returned froI
a visit to Mr.. Barker's father at Dun
, lap Monday -,
, Jim jenkins returned from Wis
to Shellmound Monday evening.
, Jesse Bates of the mountain, was
Bridgeport Monday night. -.
Come on. you correspondents to II
, GOOD old News. Why No
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
REV. KREGER
FORFEITs BOND
Charged With WrOnglng Girl IN
GreenViIIe 0Tphanage.

The Rev. S. S. Kreger, former SUI
periptendent of the Greeneville or
phanage. has forfeited his bona Oh
81. 600 and his whereabouts are uh-
known. His preliminary trial on
charge of wronging one OF the girl ~
mates of the orphanage was SET Iol
hearing before Esquire W. d. Piper
at Greenville Thursday afternoon
Officers have been assigned e. Pu,
sue Kreger by his bondsmen, = y.
Brabson, T. J. Luttrell and y. p
Rhea, who Yesterday filed an attacn
ment suit in the chancery court 81
Knoxville against property the accaseu
Methodist minister owns there,
Kreger was accused in a warrant
sworn out by the Rev. j. A. Burrow'
secretary of the Holston conferences,
Methodist Episcopal church, south,
who appeared at the magistrate .
court when a forfeiture was taken
Thursday. Kreger was formerly pas
tor of the King Memorial church y
East Chattanooga, and was we'll known
over territory covered by the Holston
A trial committee of thirteen has
been appointed by the bishop for an
ecclesiastical investigation or the
charges against the accused minister.
The hearing will be conducted IN
Bristol. {.
Kregers wifes family reside at
C,ockett's Station, Va but Methodis'
leaders say. they do not believe NJ
could have gone there to escape ar
! raignment on the serious charge re-
sulting from alleged irregular reia
tions with an inmate of the orphan
age -Chattanooga News, Friday.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
Last Quarterly Meeting.

Our fourth quarterly conference will
be held at Red Hill next Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 7-8. This is our last
quarterly conference for this year. Lo-
cal preachers, stewards, Sunday school
superintendents and trustees of church
property all have vote in this con.
ference, provided they are members OF
the M. E. Church, south.
At this conference we will elect
stewards and Sunday school superin.
tendents for next conference year.
hope that all the official members car
be present. DIR Burrow, our presid
ing elder, will be with us both days.
Everybody come and enjoy some good
preaching and the business sessions Of
the conference.
W. T. EVANS,
Sequatchie, Tenn, Aug. 4, 1895.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
ZEPPELIN ROUTE PROPOSED,

Gan aboard. ladies and gentlemen,
for the Suck Greek Zeppelin line
Zeppelin service may be arranged
betw cen the Marion County end OF the
Dixie Highway and Chattanooga
sort of aerial ferry. Vely reasonable
rates will be charged, and zeppellns
will proceed every five minutes "a
guiue and a-comin," as ex-Represen-
tatiye Raulston said in his speech at
Jasper Monday, in an endeavor to rid
icuIe Mr.. Alexander for having been
Chairman of a meeting where II he
had been on the floor to work for
measure he would have had no more
chance of doing anything than the
ocean has of drying up.
Fares on this Zeppelin aerial route
have not yet been announced, but 1t Is
supuosed that they will be "sheap. -
IA the Dixie Highway promoters OF
Chattanooga have given the project
Jewish cast by kicking at ferries and
toll gates at every opportunity, and
now have got a route from Jasper
ten miles longer than the Rankin s
Ferry Route and over a mountain TO
boot. 30 az to avoid ferry. 1t is pre-
ahmed the fee on these Zeppelins will
be about FIVE cents for e-passenger
car. If the passengers of the car re-
main seated. However, if they walk
about the main deck and disturb the
aviators with remarks about the seen :
ery, it will cost more.
II will not be necessary to build a
.Iandiug stage, the Zeppelin will sim
nly move up to high bluff, drop over
landing plank and the automobile
will move on it. Several automobiles
will be accommodated at same time on
each Zeppelin and regular feet will
be operated so as to accommodate the
100 900 automobiles which are expect
ed TO come, and for which the County
Court Of Marion has kindly taken ont
dollar eacn out of the peoples pockets
IN GET them to come thru our fair do
main. Lordy, Old Tom Reid, ont
fool, said, "We bought and paid TO-
two billion negroes at one dollar
head when we bought the Philip
mines. and now Old Bill Hill, anoth
ar fool, says, "We are going to pa!
one dollar an automobile to have 100.
600 automobiles go thru Marion coun
ty in year.
Anyway, get your ticket for tn
Zeppelin route. for at present Their
il nary effort by Hamilton county t
mild a connecting road, and the com
,nittee in charge is as silent as tn
tomb over the matter.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05

A stray mule is at Jno. Tate's on
Big Coon, about 5 or miles from
stevenson. Is bay mare mule,
weight between 900 and 1000 pounds
q good mule. Has been there month
or six weeks Believed she belongs to
some one up Sequachee Valley, as she
was seen near South Pittsburg coming
this way. The owner of mule will
please prove property and pay for al
vertisement. -
Stevenson, Ala, Aug. 3, 1915.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
September End, 1915,

offer for sale and sell at public outcry
in front of the Courthouse door in town
of Jasper, Tenn, for cash and in bar OF
the right OF redemption the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Being the lands conveyed by Thos.
Smith and Sarah Ann Newsom to John
Higdon, and recorded in Book o. 0. PIP.
413 & Ais of the registers Office of Mar
ion county, reference to which is made
for more particular description, there
being four tracts Of land, one 2O,OO9 IT,,
the others con taining acres, 40 acres
and SO acres, all lying in the 3rd civil
district of Marion Co., Tenn.
This July 20, 1915.
Trustee.
Printers Fee, $500.