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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Dts Rai'rb 6naar.
Sn Ser anilerisn greHs N nI&is
babon 81 IeleM.

WNu's pas 80 bsbsn eibi, III Isln.s
eifrietr dIs bic probriliIhe 6ebpuHs
unb lpenH bds Rtft mod 70 tInr nuF
Gsiten 9euti6lanbs III. Sie tniIl,ntu
unb psrIeumosn unb bsiriisen -. mas
OoIItommtn usrItGnbIid IN, bsn1 fs tusr'
ben baFiir bt5ablt - bid aonbon 49,.
mlartoniaitieR, olIiisrie 2risgsdultibt
pber 8areelb.
gBenn aber cine iolhe beipubts nHb
abf9tli1e 9ebe 81 beri4tieen lrdrt,
ipsHn lit cine Sat btri4ten miiBtsn, biz
ben Deutfhsn 5rrinbs MAIDEN ipiirot,
barn tpirb bies natiirlia perfdtpitgsn.
9is grsFs bon grcbibesse Bis 5erdIO
Square iit duf bic 2iige berpfIidytst,
nidt ouf bic Bdbrbeit.
grinnern Gie Ih an ben 2onsbrl,
5oa9 Gin In 90berib ssfunsensf Gols
BAT, @iGidm 9onsbdle, Elm notoriIder
RoipbD mar iptgtn tdtli9tr 8eIsihigung
cinss gOrgeiebtsn por Ous Gritgssfridt
eebrd6t iporoen. 9as Srisgseeridt psr'
ilrt,iIte ibn 81 Sebn Sdbren @etdnenis,
9arob eroBe Gutriiiiune In Der snelis
I6eu grefs, aud bic amcrifanifhen &Ts
ter fldffttn NIT. s5n DeutIdIdnS mar
man nit oem llritil sIei9falls unsuFries
ben unb dppellierts an bas Sbertritsss
qeribt. 9as ma9te tlrSen protcb: idi'
Iiar QtngriFf tpirO init 6em gobt b.
frat 2onsbnIe tpurbe 5um 80 rers
urteiIt - unb nun eetiet bic snsliids
prtiie nebIt amerilaHifhem SroB III
tinen pdroYbsris bsr Nut. 2iE dui
Der SnIsl Mnu urb in Gibrdltor btuis
fife 9sianstne erI9oifsn, oIs in Dublin
iriT6e gdtrioten srmOrbst inurben, fate
ben biefe Gbrenmdnner sipeifslhaftsr
Site tsin @ort Dtr gntriiituns.
aonsoals bos Ruubbein mar ibr sslb
- gleid unb glei9 -. bic 3rdbt, BIZ
bic anosre ni9t DerIeBt.
SIN 10. SUM Bat ber beutSdlt aaiier
ben beIagttn apnsbnle besnabiet - =
Sdben Sic Elm Mprt hdpon in Der ais
itrttn grgfs ssIefen9 glidt cine GiIbel
Bo3u aud, es pdre ibnen Iieber eepts
fen, iDenn Der aDnbonsr &ofpbb biugt,
riGtst lpprben mare Gin SdagsHitts
tDenigsr ober mebr, bas merit man III
2onbou utbt unb es bate 70 quite Sc,
le9enbeit fiir SeBartilel geee6eu. 8r
tote 2onsbale mar ibnen ipertbol, her lss
bsnbe iutereifert iis uiat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
DtntI1t laitttrlidlktit.
gSic bic Gslieser ben beiieoten We0uer
ebren.

8eun's Der Ge9ner Iagt, tunn pirb's
tpp5l 70 fein SO banoelt Td spar
nidt nm einen oFienen 8egner, dber uns
fer 9etpdbrsmann 1T elm ameritas
ntfder 8ert9teritutter uuf Geiten
Der 2tlliiertsn, ulio fDnnsn mir Jpn ge=
troit au ben Gjegnern Der 8eutIden re6s
nen. 9lleranber gotuen bat IN einem
ldngeren Qlrtitel iiber bic perIhie0enen
5lieger feline an Der Gront geiammeIten
Grfdbrunqen gum 9eiten eegeben, unb
man fann feinem Qrtitel Gines ni6t
oerid9en: er berIu6t, allen GIiegern
Der berfhitbtnen Rationen ntSeIidft ges
rsdt an tperben, Iogar ben beutItben,
na fiir tinen 4meritdner immerbin
Tdon etfpos b0df observation-disclosures 1T.
am Shluiie Ieines QrtiteIs Ihreibt
Ct Ips5icIl iibe. bic beiltIden sSIieqer,
unb bebt babel bic gitterli6teit Der
9eutIhen gan3 beIonbers berbpr. gli9t
ais ob bic anbsren 1tit9ts fpenioer aas
Oulier ieien, nbsr bic Deutfben befitiBis
gen il9 iener Gitterlinteit, bic mir an
ben beutiaen 9eIben bes MitteIdlters
beipunberu; iie befleitigen ii9 iener
Ritterlidteit, bic eben thniF9 beutIa lit.
Gr fdreibt: ,Gs lit gu un5dbligen
WaIsn bebauptst tporben, boB Der alte
Geiit Der Ritterli6teit in eieTem sfriege
gu eI zen auIgsb6rt babe, nag. Ioipeit
es bic Sample gu Gdnbe oueebt. 0ieIs
Ieidt Bis su einem qeipiIIen @rabs aus
trsfFeu mag. Sn ben auftfGmbfen ie.
bod. bic iid tdsid an Der @effront abb
fpieIeu, gibt es nod giitterIidteit.
0irb, sum gefIpirl, etn frans6fiI1tt
6Iieger grSpuugsn, inHtrbalb ber bellts
Ifeu 2inien niebsrSugefen, 70 tpirb es
garni1t Iange buusrn, bis Elm 6eutI9er
Jlieger dufiteigt unb iiber bic FrunS0iis
I6en ainien biRIduf, iiber benen er Elm
aeberTGd6tn ubpirft, has ben Rdmen
BEG sslisgers unb bic 9ummsr Ieiner
Mdl9ine enthdI., FAINT elmer tursen
Oh Der pilDi tot obtr ntrs
punpet III. On eisIsH .qOFfnd4 finb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Das lt6rri,ht Ralb.
Sine geiflidJte, bic 9unbpncr Sldtter
er5dblen,

gg bunbcIt f4 = bas iet i'm 8ordua
bemertt - I'm cine gang bIobs RetIums
70 bumm ipie Fe MIR in gngldHb gts
mntt tpiro, neil oitIc art Reildme nur
in gngldub gIunbtn ftubet :. ieoes
Qanb bat bic gietldme, bic fsinsn @sis
itegbsr6dltniIIen entIpridlt. Gnelanh
6at cine bI0be uno bummt Retlame.
gBtr pitber6olen bas ben 2onboner
9ldttern eninommsne aetlamebsiipitI
umIo bereiiipi(Iiger, als Der 6slb besfeIs
ben (bas Horrible aaIb obsr Der 8ioIin'
friBe2) taum bisrbtr tommen tUeroen =
Iie FnS ni9t BON Der art, an ber mir
bier GeI6mad finbsn.
Maftn mir bte Sdfe fur3; bier 1T
bic @eItihtt. ipie iis 2onbonsr 8ldtier
er3dblen. Sin &aIb mar muttDillig in
sinsH Seib geIprungen, tinO troB6em es
nnr nit ben 9opf aus bsm WaIier
berausragte, lisB eB itb ipsbsr burf 3us
ruff nod burd G6Idge betpegen. tuiebsr
an 2aub 3u fommen. Die Quiregung
bes 8siiBers, Der tilrhtete, bdb oos Galb
ertrinten tpiirbe, lodte 5ahlreide Qeute
berbei, unb inter i9nen eriGien fhIicBs
lid aud ber m9IiT6c @ioIiRbirtuoie
unb 8eIlamsfabte S0bu Dunn. 0a ale
frlldtlos bIitben, tam Der
W2ufiter auf ben geOdRten, ben GinfluB
btr Mluiit auf bic Sisre in 6isTtm Jdu
prdftiI9 gu erprpben. st lief fort, TIN
Qlei6 barduF nit feiner geige ipieber5us
te6ren. 9eim Slang Der 30ne tpuroe
bdg t6rriIde aulb I6ifib 5abm, es
tpanbte BEN aopf benz geiqer Su. moAie
oanH asbrt unb luhte fih oer Wlufit
3a ndbsrH, bis es auf bitis Beiie glide
lih lpieber an qdnb getlsttert mar. So
moa btr @ortpntf bts 9srinaen Wluiits
otrItdnoniIiss, Der 70 Oft gegen bic Gnas |
Idn6er asrihtet iuurbs, tpenigItens ben
snaIiIhsn sfdI6ern asgeniiber 5nriidacs |
Eommtrt tprroen.
Dorum bobtn bic gngIdn6sr bic |
Rddt ser 0unn'i5n auuTf niHt bsi |
pcr Brbunq duf bic tIngeR SSohn
guneHsSdlbsr perIadjE2 Sb bic bann
iua lptniger ftSrriIb geipefen tpdrsn2 |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

lanss, rois @1ubst beIcfiiat poburd
man ibu bsHsr fallen Iisbt unb ibn aud
Isihtsr einbringrn tam. st piro bann
oem nGafm GFfiBisr gsbraht, Der ben
8eIhfio tsIepboRiIh an bas 6lisoera
6dilptqudrtier ipriiereibt, 10 baB bns
SaidiaI bes AlieserB oft FtoR na9
ipeniaen Stuuben, na6bsm st ben 5lugs
plaB perIaEen bat, bort ktannt III.
Das ItSnIte gttTpicl bon RitterIids
teit, bds mir II bieIem Stritge beidnni
geporosn III, CAB Elm btutIaer 5lRger
Ieiuer3Cit beim Sobe bon aoolpbt
Q6souo, ben tr auf eintm Grtunbungss
fluq Bel petite groir i'm Glidb dbees
IhoiT,n bate. Sngs baruuf srIaieH
iibsr GbabanRes, Der sIidiil9en 2dnbs
Iiabt an ber alien @ren5e, iuo gegouo
bearabsn purbe, bod in ben MoIten Elm
beitItes 5lue3ere, treu5te cine @eile
ii6rr Der Gtabt uno tparf bdun einsn
prG1ligen ardn3 db, Der duf einem
ganbe bic Snibrift trus:
,QIuF bas @ra6 pegOubs, Der ala SeIb
at iterbsn ipuBte. Sen @egner." \
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Dor ,Dti sabrtn.
@nbt1eit itfrb 9ihtnns In offisiellen
slliierteHberidten.

sSm grtnfns 3tlesrdm, BEN I6ams
r6ten Giissnbldli, Fsutrn bic 5Orts bon
2illti1 nod INNER. am "A. 2luguit
1914 msIbtte es Die Sorts BON aiits
iin Isilisn INNER nod Wibtrftdno" -
unD Itiibsm III oFfi5isa piu paris.
HriiITtI, qcnbun. tstns MeIbung mrbr
iib,r Qiliiih srfOIat,
gl1r dud nidi gut su ertportsn, osnu
an 7. ausufi b0iisn bic DeutIhen
Qiiitih gsnOmmsn; am is. auguIt mar
ais IsBtss 6Drt aOiIcin in Oeuii6e
Gdnbs gsfalIen.
Die gsigisr, Syrdn3oitn, gnslGnber
hdbsu iidb bamoIs mas aulammenaeIos
aeit - man muB 5ueeben, oaB he
Iitj III bsn Stpei sabrtn gsbeHsrt, bebsus
ieub asbtitrt bnbsn. BGbrsHb odmoIs
80 pfo5snt Der Dffi3islen 9sridte srs
Eogtn, fInb beuie iinmerbin i6on fiinf
Biz sefn gyrojsnit @abrbtit, iDnrdus btr
2tlsr sutEsbmen fam, ritpitI GIuubsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
l1tutralt t5OnntassprrOi0t.
0llnier SerrgOtt unb Der SdJiueiser;
Gin itOI8beiheiSen GeididHein."

2Iud bic NeutraIitdt fat ibre 56pics
rigtetten unb Dor alien ibrs moraliIhsn
problems, oensn Bic SriegFii6renOsn,
NIT iBren sigsHen srobtn 9lufgabsn aon3
beiHdftigt nur Idper gerstbt lDerSea
loHnen. Sin liebenspiirbises unb nof,s
6entlides gudIein barber bat Seins
tta G}ebersr, Der lptitbeiannte 69pei8r
2lator, berdusgtgeben (,llnier aetrgott
upo Der Gdpei5er; Elm 'tpI3beT9eibenes
GsTqi4tlein'). ct IdBt bic 9ertrtter
ber Rationen. bic i'm ariege Iieeen, ale
auIummen Dor @ottts sbron sri5.inen,
um ben Gdnei3sr iuegen ltints Heus
trdIen Befens, bds tbnsn alien aIs Ida
iterlide adubeit srfdsint, Su perttasen.
Wlit 6er 5ubatpFeife I'm Wunb, bic
5dnbs In ben 6ofeutai6sn. bort Der
G6pei8er 5u. @ott 8ditr dber bdlt
ibm folgenbe Gtanbrebt:
v50te. mein lieb.r Gohn Der @lpsn.
tutnR es um bid bstum l9reit BON
6sIbsntum unb Wlorter unb Cob. tpenn
bic Grbt unb bas M9r aufIeuf5tn bon
allen WenihsnItoIs uuO Wtnide1ptb.
ods tie srlebeH. une penH rings um bgin
tIeints 6aus bic Iot ME Elm graner Gee
Gel aufIisigt uno NIT bIuEigtn @timai-
fen biz ins GeRRer idaut \. ME iaHnit
Ou bd 70 bebaeIi9 unO isIbItbspubt
otiue pfeife ruu6en2 ReutrdI Isin III
Hi9t ssnug. SouIf BIZ ni9t irourig
ltiH, iuenn btiue griiSsr trourig iinb
Du muBt NIT alsn, bic ifrettsn unb leis
o,H. NIT bem sIsidtn tpdrmeu pnIs
mitfilblsn, niGt NIT ben armen geIgisrn
1iItin, aud NIT ben 9eutIbcu unh ben
RuHsn, nit ben UronsuI.n, Strben anb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
ptr klugt a0niD aarpl.
3 GuHanc fannte ieiHe gaypcus
6eimer.

Die GintreiIungspolitit &6nig Gbudrbs
lheint leinem 10 Ourdfatig gsiuefen gu
Iein, fpte 6tm 80nig aurul bon Rumds
nien. Ser englifbe @danbte Wlr.
8rig6t in gutareIt bate ieinem 6oben
9errn grinbli6 bor9cor6eitet, obne ins
DeFen, ME bic 3atIa9en ipdter ertpteTen,
irgenb pcIds grfolge gu sr5ieIen. SIN
@esenteil, glumdnieu 1T BIB auf ben
beutigeu Sag fir bic @ntente bic gr0Bte
Gnttdufhung 9eipeIer unb oiirfte Is
aud In 3utunft bletbeu.
gines 1T Ii4er, baB a0nig Carol bic
Qbiiaten oe8 bideu Gbbb bur6fduute
unb als treuer gunOesgenoFe obne
9srtrag Iicb ntdt bu3u bergob, Seiters
reid uno bamtt 9eutIfIdno ein3utreis
fen unb 3u berraten. g8ie er i'm Sabre
1909 feline Minifer unb iein @oIt Dor
Gnginnb tpdrnte, 10 bat er nod ouf iets
mem Gttrbebette feinem grben geraten,
Ii9 nidt bsr entente an3ui9lieBsn,
penn er idon nidt duf @eiten Der nit
telmd6te treten tpolle.
Ginen fIeintn 8eitrdg 3u ben otelen,
bic iebt 3ur Genu5eidnung Der sum
9riege treibenben poIitit Gnglan6s Der
leBten Sabre beigebrd9t tperben, liefsrt
Der GhriTtiteIIer paul 2inberbcrg in
Der .Sdgli1en RunoIduu" duf Gjrunb
zines @eIprGdes, bas er i'm 5erbit 1909
nit bem 8Dnia &drpl bon Rumdnien
uIs beFen goR bate. &ur5 borber tpdr
&0nig Gbuarb in 8erlin gttpeien; man
ipra9 bon Der 6einbihaft @ngIanbs
gegen 9eutIdlano uno Der a6nig iagte:
gs ift bsi einem fonIt 70 berniinfttgen
@plte ni6t 3u perIte1en, ouB s8 BON elmer
berart t6ritten Mdnie befnten 1T, ober
lie tpirb bon pben ber gend6rt; bic engs
hide qoIitif Iuht i'm Sriibsn 81 fiibeu.
2lIs mir na8 bem tiirIiIdtn sfriege ben
IGarfen &onfIift NIT 8uBldno 6otttn,
un es aut bes M2eFers ednttoe ffdnb,
bu lieB uns @n9Ian6 iu9en, ipir mohten
nur losIhldgsn, es tpiroe IoIort feine
6lptte IN Die 1drDdnsllen etnlduten
laRtn. Dleine Minilter gIdubtcH bdran,
RamentIi9 3oIstti. Der an cine @nes
ldnbtrin per6eirdtet mar. 9lud bate
Gngldno etnen Iebr geI4iften @efanbten
bei uns, eineu 9Jlr. Mright. Sd absr
trdute ben 3uiusen nidt unb Iagte es
often.
Bi- nGrtn auh idmmcrlih i'm Slid
geIaiIen purben! = unb 10 tpdre es auh
iebenfals iebt eetommeU beim IeBtsn
SonfIttt srpii6n GeGbisH uub SeIters
reid, Nidt RuBtnnb BAT Serbien gu
IetRem 8ioetItdnoe ermtigt, IOnnern
GngIduo, inbem es Iugte: SIR feb
nidt ALIEN! ssongt nur AMI" Sd
babe. CLAUDE id. gutsn GinfIuB duf
Serbieu, unO hiesmoI Iisb i'd bic Ser
ben btndnriatigen: g6iitet Gu6l NuBs
lamb ididt Gndl niat einsn SoIbuien, |
i9 psiB ss aus better 0ueIIe. ltnb
DeutIdIuno Itebt feTt su SeIterrtid)l |
Shr rrerbtt saus a[Isin isiR, sitht bic |
RpnItqutnstn." :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Der 6allirr Gnkrl.
Sic latetniidJen e6meItern - blnt.
Dcridtptitert in feiublidem Slut.

maurite Nlont6gut min bon Der itds
lieRiitSs fran3rfI9en 8ernnnbtI9afi
nidts iuiiien - - tper t0nnte es
oem 9ifter periibeIn2 aeiner, Der bas
perddtlide @eidIeGt ber 3dBImader
Der Sreubriidtoen uno @srrdter fennt
o9reimdt liist ber itaIieuiibe gstteIs
mann!"
Ser 9i9ter beI66nigtl glur oreitnal9
Ddnn liigt er ni9t Der Necattone2
GS gibt Der 6ran8oIen rte1r, aia
i6rer bteIe, bic ppn benz pIumpen
58ninbel Der franipsitaIienif1en Rals
turgsmeinIdaft nihts tpiifen molten.
@erabe bos gebitt bes Mlduritc
glont6gut aeipt btutlif, fpie tpenis
idpeiterItd1 Grdntreids Giebe sa Stds
fen sinit mar - - ltnD In brtis
ten Sdidten roa beute 1T:
Ser puqt gu faaen, mir feien aateintr.
@ir, bic @aIlier, aus galIiens gtarnn1,
mir NIT ben IiIitnfarbigen 3iisen,
ltnb nit ben @bnen in blpnber @elot9
gtls tr aleicb pbrdmiben erfs1te
Gegen ben roiigen Often geipdrbt,
6obs @RsnbirB gu Gbrtn Der @pnne,
Dur er 2ateinsr, unfer Druib?
Obtr bic Granfen NIT bIduen @ugtn,
Sdgenb duf IatteIIofem aoB:
8aren's aatciner9 1tnb bic gtprmdnnen,
8ie ba briilIten tit rotem Bart
SGnot an Sbin, Sbpr unb Bic G6ttu
&duben Rorbens, bdmmerbefpebrt2
Sinh uns 2ateinsr aus Spr eefommeD
Sber aus pbpeien pber aartbdgoa
gta' bic bes 2anbes 3duber aefeFeit,
Simmd unb Spru9e Hehmen bon una2
Gtues Suses lam g9om, tam gdIar,
@dIdr, Oer Selbberr, gdfar Der 6err;
8dnb ben @dlIier an feinen ggd9en,
Sfleppte ben Stldben In Fernes gdnb
Gang mar bsr &umpF; unb tpabrIif
bdnols
Sat infer 8Iat T8 sufammen sefnifdi
Qtber bermifdt nur in Furatbdrsm
Ringen,
Diocrifrebtnb duf sIsiGem @sFilb.
60 mir Teib i6r Idteinif6t GGpeFttn,
glutbtrIhpiItert; in feinbIi9em 8lut.
SStaIisr, G9psTfern boD
grdufen
limb als 9dhbdrn erfiilIt bon SdB!
DreimaI, beiBt'g, liige sr, Iiige brsimdl
Der itaIienif9e 8sttefmdnn,
limb er ion fterbtn am Snbostufe.
5runtreid, tuenn bu bies iemoIs pergiBi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
gsihe Dpm gaae.

@inpurf. Ridtr: r@ie ba6tl
5bre Grau b0spiIlig DsrIaFsn9@ 9lnoc
tIagttr: oNein, guttpilIis,a
proteF. 2lmtmann: .9os 1T 6a
ein GtdnbdI Sis fplIen nit eem y
rtItuntsR unterpsss in Elm 0irtsb
sinsstebrt fein unb iith Foear ben iei
baben trattiersn IaHen21 - quIi3iit
s8ds 1T niht pabr, Serr 9lmimahH
bic 3psi GIas Bier baben mir dusge
fpieIt, unb bic but Der perIorenl"
9eutlid. rSbr hdbt ia .ina
0idtsr i'm 1interhdrbe. Der irdgt .ud
ipobI mon6nol fsint @ebi@te bor2"
g5tst ninlfitr, mir haben ibn einnio
'EdusseI1niTsn.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
ll1aontr in England.
gladI brciunbsipau5ig 9lunateu limb
bic GusIaHber beruiinitis eetuurbeH.

gei Qlus6rub bes 2rieges pur6e in
Gn9lanb alcs in @Gt unb 8dnn getan,
mas gu 8cutidlano in irgtnbpslner
ge8iehung taub. 9tu1 bic beutIne
9unIt mar ptrfe6mt, unb @doner's
Opern purben bon alien Brogrdmmen
qeItri9en ooer inter fdlIhem Rumen
auigeFiibrt. Sn ben 5rei &riegsiabren
Iinb bic Gn1Ilnber nun unperniinftiger
unb berniinftiger aeipOrosn; unperniinfs
tiger inioicrn, al8 iis bic bsriihtigts
idpar3s 2iite erldfen bdben; berniinfs
tiger inIoipeit, als Fe ipsnigitens gesen
BE beutTde &unIt ui9t mebr 10 uus
barmbcr5ig iinb. Die beutIde Stunt
battle aaerOings ben 9aB Der @nsldnber
ertrager, ba lie melt peniger babel 3u
berlieren bate. ols bic Gngldnber Ielbit.
Smmerbin 1T es nm beg iteben Griebens
pinen trfreuIi4, bdB Oer gn9lGnoer
milbert GatteR auF5il6t.
,BdilD Reips" per3eiGnen ons grs
eignis, baB nun felt % Monaten bes
arieges Mitte SUM- sum eritsn Mlals
cine BagnersGper in 2onOon auFgefiibrt
lporben lit: .ariitan unb SIoIbe1 tpurbe
i'm QlopDas5beater gege6eu. 0iele 3lls
b0rer paren in S6utisllniform err
I1ienen.
Die 8egeiIterilng mar, ipie bic .9ailp
g1etps" beri6ten, iebr groB. pGs pirb
tpo6I qeute geben. meiut ba5 8ldtt,
goie bieB bsDauern un6 ols elm 3siben
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: MRS. SARAH WILLIAMSON is /
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+ FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR +

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Mr.. Henry Baker is letting his
crutch rest and trying his ankle
again.
The sudden death of Mrs. Sarah
Woods Williamson, was quite a
shock to her host of friends. She
was found dead in her chair about
eight o'clock last Thursday morning.
The cause is supposed to have been
heart failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Tindell are
visiting in Knox county this week.
Miss Della Baumgardner spent
Sunday with Miss Stella Murphy.
Misses Stella Murphy and Della
Baumgardner called on Mrs. Luke
Gifin Sunday afternoon.
There will be spelling at Walkers
school next Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane attended
church at Brick Mill Sunday.
Luke Giffin has moved to the Mrs.
Tom Lane farm.
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Mrs. j. R. Singleton spent Satur-
day night with friends and relatives
in Maryville.
Mr.. Sam Thomas visited his sons
Edgar and Shelby, one day last week.
Miss Bette Clifton is on the sick
list.
Mrs. N. W. Profitt was shopping
in Maryville Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Singleton spent
last Wednesday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Singleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Yearout were
Maryville visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and children
Beulah and Charles, visited Mrs. j.
R. Singleton and Pearl Thomas re-
Gently.
Mr.. L. B. Sutton and family visit
ed relatives in Maryville Saturday
night.
Mr.. J. R. Singleton took a fine
load of pumpkins to town Saturday.
He says there is a ready sale for
them. He has lots of very fine ones.
Jack Frost was speaking pretty
loud Sunday morning.
Mr.. Louis Atwood of Maryville
called on his brother, Willie Atwood,
of this place one day last week.
Uncle Jim Teffeteller, died in the
Knoxville hospital, where he had
an operation, Monday.
Mr.. A. C. Atchley and family of
attended Sunday School
at Ammonia Sunday and took dinner
with Mr.. Sam tanning and family.
Mr.. Dick Stephens spent Sunday
afternoon with ]. R. Singleton.
Miss Mary Waters spent the week
end with Miss Beryl Singleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellis and sister
Mrs. ]. R. Singleton, motored to
Corryton and visited their sister,
mother who has been visiting Mrs.
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Mr.. Hobart Long of near Mint
was visiting his uncle ALI Long Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. D. L. Bryan of Maryville
called on her sister, Mrs. E. L. Will
kinson, one day last week.
DR.. and Mrs. John Goddard of
Maryville were in our community
Sunday.
Mr.. J. C. Eggers and daughter,
Miss Belle, of Duncan Station, were
on the Ridge one day last week in
their new car.
Miss Emily Everett called on Mrs.
Dewey Spangler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dunn of
Townsend visited E. L. Wilkinson
nd family Sunday.
Mr., Manson Everett was transact
ing business below Maryville last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Homer Russell and Miss Ethel
McNeilly attended Sunday School at
Pecks Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Misses Carrie Wilkinson and
Cerena Polk were shopping in Knox
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Otha Long and daughter,
Clara, called on Mrs. H. L. Teffetel-
Ter Sunday.
Mrs. G. N. Goddard and daughters,
Miss Stella and Mrs. L. B. Eggers,
were shopping in Maryville Saturday.
Misses Annie and Johnnie Upton,
of Maryville College spent from
Saturday until Monday with their
cousins, Misses Carrie and Catherine
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stephens were
her mother near Nickel
Point last week.
Mrs. J. c. Eggers and daughter,
Belle, and Mr.. Chester Speice took
dinner with G. N. Goddard and fami-
" one day last week.
Miss Sarah Jane Nuchols of Block
House has been visiting Will Nuchols
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Eggers will
move to Walland this week. Friends
are sorry to have them leave our
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hutsell were
listing relatives in Know county last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Goddard
listed her parents at Christy Hill
Saturday night and Sunday.
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Uncle Tom Riddle and grand
daughter, Sarah Steele, spent Sun
day with his son-in-law, Huse Steele,
at Piney Level.
Edna Cupp, of Maryville, spent
the week end with her grandfather
at this place
Miss Pearl Brewer, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Maryville with her
sister Mrs. Lum Teffeteller.
Mrs. Sam James and daughters,
Laura and Johnnie, were shopping
H. .uaryville last Saturday.
John Simerly spent Thursday in
Maryville.
Several from this place attended
the revival at Six Mile.
Noble Gibbs was in town Saturday
Mrs. Susan Walker and little niece
were the guests of Mrs. Montsvale
Williams Sunday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Steele was in Mary
vile Thursday.
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and little daughter, called on Aunt
Margaret Razor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Huffstetler at
tended church at the chapel Sunday
morning.
Mr.. G. R. Gardner was called to
the bedside of his brother, Mr.
Thomas Gardner, last Wednesday
morning. In a short time the death
angel came and took him. He was
beloved friend Of all who knew him,
he leaves a widow and one son to
mourn his death. They reside at
Chilhowee. Mr.. Gardner was an
old soldier. He was converted very
young and Joined the M. E. church.
His illness was short. He was sick
eight days and the Lord saw fit in
His mercy to call him to that beauti-
full city on high, and We want to so
live that when our race is run that
we shall step out and meet him.
Mrs. S. R. Reagan, Mrs. G. R.
Gardner and grandma McNeilly,
visited Mrs. James Long Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Blevins visited
Mr.. Riley Gardner and family Sat
urday night.
BRIGHT JUNIOR.