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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

San Antonio. Texas. April 3.-Thirty
Of Villas soldiers killed. four Ameri-
can soldiers wounded and more than
$50 Mexicans dispersed after a run
ming fight that extended over 10 miles,
Is the condensed summary of the story
of the first engagement between forces
OF the American punitive expedition
and Francisco Villa.
Col. George A. Dodd surprised 500
Of Villas men at Guerrero. Colonel
Dodd's was the smaller force, com.
prising detachments of the Seventh
and Tenth cavalry, but without wait
ing he began the attack which finished
five hours later when the Villa forces
had been chased into the hills north.
east Of Guerrero and broken into small
bands.
Villa Not With Bandits.
General Pershing's report reached
General Funston and by him was
transmitted Immediately to the war
department. 1t was filed at San &C.
rOnimo. but whether General Pershing
was still there was regarded az un-
likely by army officers here, and less
likely that Colonel Dodd was yet at
Guerrero. Villa was not with the de.
feated force and Colonel Dodd was be-.
lieved to be forcing his cavalry to ito
utmost to run him down before an op-
portunity was found for him to recon.
centrate his scattered men.
Villa Reported Wounded.
1t was reported to army headquar.
ters that Villa was wounded, that one
Of his legs was broken. and one of his
hips badly bruised. The character of
his reported injuries suggested that
perhaps he had been injured in falling
from his horse rather than by a gun
shot. as had been unofiicially reported.
Colonel Dodd attacked the Mexicans
at o'clock, according to General Per-
shings report. but whether in the fore.
noon or evening was not stated. Here
1t was regarded as probable that It
was In the morning, for the action
which followed continued five hours
and included . cross-country chase
that could not well have been made
after dark.
Enlisted Men Wounded.
The four men of Colonel Dodd's
force who were wounded were enlist.
ed men,
1t was known at General Funston's
headquarters that Villa and q consid.
erable force Of his men were in that
part of the country. Reports that he
had attacked the small garrison at
Guerrero and had killed more than
ITO of Carranza's soldiers, had been
confirmed and 1t was also reliably re-
ported that he had occupied Minada,
a short distance south of Guerrero.
General Cavazos. commander of the
Carranza forces operating in that dis.
trict, had reported q skirmish with
Villas men at Guerrero.
Release Mexican Prisoners.
After the fight at Guerrero and in
Its envirOns the Americans released
several Mexicans. who said villa had
been holding them for execution.
News Of the punishment inflicted
upon Villas men was received with
manifestations Of delight at General
FunstOn's headquarters.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

G. F. Seeger Of Jonesboro. ILL.,. says:
"Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh has
taken the place Of all gall cures in this
vicinity" Adv.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

4 Connscticut high school has in-
elalled wash tubs and will give gtrls
. special course % scrubolng. Why
tooch them somsth1ns they wtn -
nulclly strtva % foeosee
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Al Dnglish scientist has counted
5000. 900 different stars. Wonder who
~ him.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

The Change.
Was the fugitive bank onicer the
CASHIER"
He was, but now he's q runner"
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Experience u usually pretty costly.
but It seems 70 cost IN aviator . lot
moro.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

ANY money about you. old man."
Money! l haven't enough to buy
the right of way for . wireless tele'
graph"
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

El Paso, Texas, April 3.-One Of the
American cavalrymen wounded in the
fight with Villa and Guerrero will die
according to advices to General George
Bell, Jr., from the front.
General Bell was elated at the sue
cess Of the American troops and said
the March from Hachita, N. NJ, to the
scene Of the fight in two weeks over
taking Villa, known ~ hard rider
himself, with = lead Of elk and . half
days over the American forces would
90 down In history ~ 4 cavalry feat
unexceIled.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
AMERICAN TROOPERS
KILL THIRTY BANDIT
SOLDIERS IN BATTLE
DoDp SURPRISES 500 MExIcANs
At GUERRERO AND ENGAGES
IN RUNNING BATTLE Ex.
TENDING TEN MILES.
BANDIT CHIEF REPORTED
WOUNDED; MAKES ESCAPE

Four Troopers Wounded IN First En-.
oa0ement With Outiaws-Fiqhtinq
Lasts Five Hours and Villa Force
10 Chased Into Hills and brok-
en- Into Small Bands.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

TAo artists WHO draw The eAsAioa
Sl0enfes Tor tsmininiey prohably lack
: ooaoe e peoport1oo. lf thev loa'G
= ooons % - - Z Darents leat give
4Aolg SiFls saougA - eaG
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
Sure 1hino.

Money doesn't bring happiness"
Maybe not But it will help yoA
greatly in going after It."
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Always keep Hanford's Balsam In
your stable for accidents. Adv.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
In School

In School.
What are the principal fruits Of
history?"
Il know. teacher: they're dates"
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Europe must bo getting to the point
where Il Would like . change OF venue.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Phrase0akiog has not proved the
most brilliant success OF the times.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
VILLA SCOUTS CUT WIRES
AND LINES NEAR GUERRERO

e Paso. Texas, April 1. -
. The telegraph and railway lines I
south Of Madeira, chihuahua, have
been cut presumably BY Villas !
scouts. thus separating General I
eerohine's field columns from the I
new baoe q Madera until the I
break y nepalred. Ne troops Or I
oupplieo can - moved Into the I
Guerrero diserict By rail, but must I
b Transported VIA oabrieera paee. I
-
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
No fyestu6 shortage will ever turn
the old dag yellowl

The substantial kind of patriot 10 the
man who pays hio bills.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
INTERNATIONAL.
SOlYDAXSQlO0L
LESSON

(By f. o. SELLERS. Acting Director Of
Sunday School Course OF the Moody
Bible Institute. ChicagoD
Copyright, 1916, Western Newspaper Union.)
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

U0IvIO0e 1u0 uI0 OI OO1C8U Icvo0lD
one Of the causes Of the triumph of
Christianity IN the Roman empire. II
was . source Of wonder that those
early Christians should 20 love each
othsr. The reason Why Dorcas was
allowed 70 die lies In the providence
oe God. He loved his work and this
recorded incident has served to raise
up multttudes Of other Decreases. Her
Aeakh also reveals that being full Of
good works and aims deeds" does not
exempt bic servants from sickness and
1eath. snd that God evidently has 9TH
O. purposes u sickness than % cAas-
tioo our Gin Or 70 humble our pride
. (Joha %. n KinsD 1910. The friends
q Dueoas were folks Of faith. for -
yee thero was no case Of apostolic
poUee % snlee 4hs AeaA % fAS - we
hoW, ona 6 va now ahoue tn years
afesr ~ rssurTsctiaa q Christ.
Hu1oe 1u1loWo1 ~ exanpee q hls
Leea (LaAs 90. ~. dismissed all
aoee1aAess - ~Dsaye1" ". lol. TAs
vay . rsvtve . 1aaA paster, church.
oeAeel. pesseaAl expeeience. Or Per.
- ~1oo1 = tsssDassss and sins." =
- psa1R. Roter also a. - he ha1
ooan ~ l1aGeoe - - hi0 neeherin-
~ (looGk liz. ~. - NV DaseaG
- - - - ~ ae1nA
~ UnUo = ouuose1no1v - 0u11'
- 49, nnnn0e - aQnyon1D &. ~
- - 0o - - - -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Sine Nta9nung, feline Sittt!

8r bunocrt Snbren nano if gon8 3euthlono inter Dem fnrht
barren Grud Der gapoIeaniihcn @epaltsberrihaft ro feline 8olfer blnteten
nod in ben Sdlodten ielbit ais Die 5lanmen 92osfdts lno Die 8ogen
Scr @eustno cine neue Belt brfln0eten. Da fpooten es 5met 9ldrner
nnO elm @oIf, ole &ete al SerriBen, ME ie an 6ranfrefds Sod fetbteEt
gnf uno Stein mo hos @of Der Shprenhen pnren es, on 0eren hea.
io0mnDen 8eeeteulng Der aut Der ibrigen oeuhden Stdrne fb ent-
3inbee. 0ort mar Die 8cburtsf1tte Der 2anome9r, 0es 8oHs IN 98aten
aehen &reue uno Edpfateit Geuti6lanO ben eriten fi1nen Sdrtt 81 feiner
9efreiung perDonft.
lm0 pieoer me Dor 100 Sabren ringt 2euHdlmO Inn feline Grab
1Mt. 4ber melt ihlnner OILS onmoI8 ihnnet oe SriesSfure lire
8ebl gs gilt ntdt einen 5einb 81 befe9eu, iorbern Danf Der Ser.
letnNungen zines neoifen @egners tno hurf bic 6aHbbeit zines un'
0onfbureu ebcnaHgen 9erbinbeteu muB rs jest ge9n flint 8robmdAte
cine Nafen fibren. g8r IeRn tdgif bon ben rrgebeuren Spferrb Gle
Jebrndt meroen, lmo orrd Srmi Or. Wfatbeps idutriertn 8ortrag
ipiu0en ms Die grdrlamen 8ernfdt1rngen r0 Sei0en in chen jenent Dit.
grauBen beattfd Dor angen gefubrt. 2e GnfeI ienr Seoen flroen
am frdtboriten betr9eudlt uo bihere SCOT berriht In ben ebaraGs 10
reifen @mien. 9eniAe, fogt Dem 0tme Der @Ofse6re mo Der Wienihcu'
3egt Sud. piro9e 9adfommeh 6erer gu fem, pede NIT ibreu gIut
Den 9ooen 9eotngt, Den gooen, Der Cure 8orfabren iet Sogrblmoerteu
erndbrt po Der @u9 6arlnn 9cbeiltgt letn ioa.
lO an anoerer STEELE in Der beItigcu 3eihung miro fit sic drmen
8efageen in 5ibtrfn gebeen - 6een 2etoen ipohen offer gefdre-
bpng. Sir ianrnrten idon pegen Der fbhn pnar faten Gage, roo
mir bod nit alien 09tigen berfeben ino, I'M Der Sdlte 5u troben, nah.
reno ine faIt itublos elmer nett arimmgeren aaite oaSgeiett Iho.
8obl babt SIR ale l4on Gur 5derflein 5ur 2tn0eruno begerogcn
ODER 5anb aus Se13, bnbt SIR Cure 4fidt us humane 9cnHfc
euren gerpftidtangen Ioseefait 81 boben2 gebat SIR Gu6 isne aefS.
9iereen Renegaen 5tn 8orbilo, iuelde cine Sdmad Der Weain6et
itao lo oeren Gameu aus5uiprehen eaen beinaet?
geonoers Sbr Reiben, In 0eren 9sadt Is Itegt, 10 unenoHd bill
9ot 81 ltnoern Obe Dob Shr Spfer 81 brfngen braudt en 9e6rasfa
allen gt es Humoerte %Do5lbabeuoe 8orrer, nelfe bGnobe nidts az.
tan, netgtsns lit e niht an bic G~effentlihfeit aeIangt Sn 0ufem TaQ
ut tafbe Sdnn ntdt ongebr0dt - bas quite 8eipfe nrft naF an0ere
= oarprt nagac id nofmas, Offnet Gnre Screen anb Sanbe.
5rat gertn 8ebf4monn 8rdf Omaha 6rauen SilfSberetn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
BeCqien un0 9rie6en(anO!

Itr ponpn mf aunogebungen Der erriftung IN Der dneoanert
faiffen QreHe aber Sic tienf 5unebmenoeu @erlesungen Der Neltrnttdt
e~rietenlnnbs. Rad Dem, mas fe lbcr poor little Belgium emit ldueti
nnBte he egentIt6 nhlGnmen tpegen baiel mas england uo 6ranr'
reid III @riedenlnnO hm.
GeuHtluno brlmgte bod ur Os Gedt sum 9urhmorid ietner
Sruppeu bprd 8eIgien, neil oas cine Sebensrra9e IN Dem 8ingen nm
iefne ertena mar rn6 benz b~orbeueen ioae, OaB Der brthib beIgHbe
Grieaspdft gegen Deutidlno mirfian Ditoe. @s berlange gar tene
geteIigng Der beeiffen Gruppen ouf ieaer settle
Gnalam0 uno 5ranfreid nber poaeu ben @tntrtt @t1ehenlanos IN
sen ariea ersntngen, Dem es nit aar SorgfdIt fern 81 bleibet fuht.
lmb meI es Grioen bnIten min, 0nrrH miro e8 bon Den a8orfdnptern per
Seliofet Set gertraee Ser Reate Scr flemet 8oIter nno tbrct 6rebet.
beraaDoligt 3e 6reibet, Die 9ritannieu ment 1T Der 3pang, I'D fr
eHglnnD at opfern.
W2nt fam ia IfleBlth ben @e6anfen oerfeben, Der GngnnO bier
Iet4. Zen angrfff ouf ben Sue8aSnal m0dte Is i'm 8alfan nnfs
boHeuL
a6r mer 6mtt be 8ergepnthguug @riehenlanbs entiauloi9en mill.
Der IoQfe m~inoenens ebrit genug fem, iane 8erartellnng 9eutlblmDs
ueqen oes 2urbnorfds burh 8eIgcn ST. pioerruPn. 8egien mar
inrterhtn Elm NIT England IND 6rarfreh gum areg gesen 9eutiAlonO
~entfhloHnes 9aao. @~riedenIanO Elm 5m G~rRbenboten entiftofenes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Don protector Or. eussn zsusRnennann GRESHAM.

Ilnbt uHs ftuI5 Tein duf 9eutIaIaub, bas
i'm SYiess bsrsits bic ardite bss usuen
asbeRs euibiubet; mir ipoleH idon i'm
@rauen bitier 9oae uns bineineep6bnsn
IN bic fru9tbare qrbeit nno bas 9orges
full bss tommenber 5rieOens sepinnen.
Der ia fit 8sutIdIGnb uidts rettfres Be-
beitet, aIs unsnbIi9 ertptiterte m6sIiatsis
ten uuO Rotpenoistsiten bes S9offens.
Die btutf6sn Deere babsH na alien
Gsitsn ben arisg If 6sinbsslanb eetrd=
gen. Cine eiuSiss Gtgenb sibt Is, in Der
Der 5eiup cine .3sit lang baufs. Gum
6immsI fdrsit bic gei9dnbete 5eimat.
OiPrsubsa bat ME i'm iit~beuidbrieen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20

arieqe 70 au5 1914 bte RnFens 5errfhaft
erlebt. us lie bag srfte giaI tamen,
metnten fe sas Qonb 5u bebalten unb
battsn fir bus neae Slid auBldn6 elm
nenig SHnnung. 9ein 3~peiten Riid3uo
nuBten ie, Ie ein9tn auf 4~immerpieoers
Itben, unb nun brad bic b%siiialifde BiIos
bit 8iiaelos bsrpnr. Die MeIt abef. bic
10 gierig bic GuHDe bpu ben erbidtetsr
btutiden greutln eiHios, battle teia DIR
fir OieIt aasu pirflihe Wirilinteit. Wlebr
idIg 60 Gtdhse, gr5btre un6 ileiners, ober
lfleine, nurbsn Der5plfet. 3ulpeIlen rdgt
nur non Elm aumig aus bgn Eriimmsrn,
bte 8slber gepliHosrt unb 5erit0rt, ods
8itb neggttriebsn oeer get6iet. WenIaen
qmorbtt, oft unter MartgrR, Die teiHe
@oyie nenueu. 5rauen, MdO4en, aiHs
der qeFaanott, beregIi6es Gigeniam ees
! pliu6ert uH6 saiobIen, bcr ruiii4s
IS6maB iber alien, anb an 10000 Tltns
lIhen binneFgetrisben phne Spur uno
aunot in F5irii4e g~eiangenihaft. Sic
ae6ta suQrunbt, unb tiae 5iIfs eibt q
Ini@i. linb Deutldtanb riH9t bic 3dnbe:
fe fonnte i4 Hidt retten. i9 bate 5npiel,
lit bod br gauge SAB Der @elt stgeH
mid!
aber bas lit ia bag geieb Dieier groBsu
3eit. nie ts an 9eutinldnp nno an
DeutIalaab aGein fid srfiat unb babur9
auein Deuii5lon6 dls Die aetDiHe Giesea
rim trnsiR: antg mas DtutIAldnb otrs
ni6ten ion, sntridtli MIR neus uab untrs
borte Grdfte. Sc graaeHhafter bic Eat
oes Safes, I'M 70 gr0Bsr bic erfinberifdt
fhaffeubs atsbe. Qiemals par re idoner
bersit aIs in DieIer Rot. Die OeutIhtn
5tdbte beg 8eHens, bic Der 9rieg oers
fhontt, baben bier cine hdIigs gfIidt srs
idnnt. .S9r bd6t geIitien fit uns, -
70 Ipre6tn fs 3u ben entIteaten G9nes
fern. - .ltns oIen mar bies Shidial
uaeoaht unb sebroht, guh bat q gez
troFfeu ohne GnuID, nns BAT g obne Wsra
bienf berfHoni. Qbr mir fnb Gins. aa'
@lieoer bsFdben groBen 2sbsHs; no elmer
leibet, Itiben ane; no ems in Rot III, ioa
oer helfsn, Der rod bsIfeu tann." unt
bic beatIden 6tr9te EfhtDHen, bic oers
piiTeten Drti@nftn IN 0FpreuEtn Dieoer
a~uFsubausn. SINNER ibernimmt cine sin-
seine gtabt bic Rtuid5pfung elmer be-
Eimmtm o~ltpreuBiTmsn Gtaot obtr aud
zines oangen araiies nit fsinen Srter
unb trift bic sriegspdieniaoft barber an,
auh Der Ssutihs aailtr bat cine Del
Sfdote gum 0isberauFbon ibernpmmtH.
Mne bttrauen fe fhrsn gunmsiier nit
i6ren pIdneR. LIMB f6Oner, ~ssiiinoer, 90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Emfaa in golen.
5u bcn @auSelbilbsrn bonn Oitlider
arisssid6nplnt bOrgefibrt.

8om Sonntag ben 90. Sauiinr
an iper0en i'm @ran6eis.G beater I'M
ter ben alfpi6ieu Der sDnnba
Dnilp Reps" gang fieue arirgsbil.
Der poreefiibrt mer6en. 9ieielben
ioaen bic beIten ariegsbiIoer fem,
Die aus Geuti1lanO be3ogen nltr.
Sen, Gle fino unter ipeoieIler Der.
einbarune nit Der beuti6en Aegie.
rllts bon 90. s. 9urboroueb, Dem
DoiEp ReloS 4reB photographer
nlfgenomne1t tporben, Der iiber
5000 MeiIen reiien mnBte, Inn bies
III beiperfiteniaen, @ieoer unO i'm.
nier pieoer mllBte ct ii6 IN Die
Seuerliuie fpogen. ltitt oftreGe
5dlndtbiIoer oufnebuten 5u f0nner.
Die @ilSer Durborougb's seigen ole
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H0nia 0ikda's S6ic6lol

Ger Gat Der @dparsen Serge, "a Sabre alt iet 1860 9gnder
nber W3oafeneqro. min NIT 0etnreiblInomn Grie6ea i4GeBen. nod in
Glitter Ghtnhe bon ieinem Sauie uno 2anoe 0as 5didioI Der Gpnotie
aarageorgapith uno 5erbiens obmenoen, QGf man fb rpuHoern, Dob
Der 4te mirbe geuoroen? GHmdbIud BON England unO 5raufreih per
raten, 6eren r9olfanbeer4 fd IN Salonfi befro5en bat, mefB er, haB
tpenrrer &i6eraono nnHos it, CT iebt fem Bolt fen 2an0, ienen
beife6enen Sol, oenen en- Elm gepifes anehen errunger pdbren0 ieuner
Iangen gfegenmgs5et. 8elgro0 un0 8etrograo rifen ibn nit bindn IN
SEN toaen @irbel Der ii0laDi6en 8eri4porug eegen Die ~oferrddiih-
rnqorifhe 9tonardie, u0 2onoon uno 9mis III Den Grieg, Der gum
armtenbaHdten Gotentnn8 unerpr 9Gt g~eporoen lit. an aber fRbt Der
aeino I'M 2onoe; Die treaeFen Greuh0e boben beriagt; Der SdpiegeiObn
IN gom fam and uft befea. ga bhtet Der aHe Inn 8rte0en, TIM nbt
lem 2mo bTIafen un6 in Die 8erbnnrutng Seben 81 uufen, gleid albert
bon 9etgnn umo benz itanOIifen Reer bon 5erbien. 6s 6aueue enen
fdt Der orne 8ift aus Dem SirteneefAledte, Der 9ufen fir a6nige belt
lmo 70 iener Glrtenbat Deripiele.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20

bic 6eutide glrmee IN boiler 4ttion
unb fiibren ben 8uihaier Stlritt
bel Gdritt bon Rotteroam un6
Berlin, Seigen Oos bitrgerlthe Sc.
BEN Der Deitfhen mdbreno hes
Grieaes, anregeuoe S5euen aus Der
6eutI6en Snpolion bon Polen, ben
|Raiier ii. bic peridteoenen MitgIie'
Der Der taiIerIiden Domilte, icrpie
Die b~eoeutenoen &eerfiibrer. Die
@roberung @arihniis nnO oieienige
non Mobo @eongiebsf Deroen ebert'
faas Dor guoen eefiibrt. Ole 9iIoer
ner6en t6eIid pou IL llbr mittags
lis II ltbr abenos boraefiibrt, nno
SER 4nrborouab miro Die einselnen
@ptIo0en erl1utern.
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Eefomab. g. q 90. Spielm0n,
grGiioent Der 9art .gountp Stnots.
gunt, 1T Iontag in utter BON so
Sobren oil 2ungenentSiinoung aeitor.
Ben. gr fam int Sabre 1867 nod
NebrnSfn un0 nor EN- beoeutenoer
GRANDMOTHER I'm Gtnnte.
Goirfielo. Ger groBe @etreioe.
ipeider Der Clan gountp @rain 60.
iii an Die G[on GpttntD's dauners
linton berfnuft mor0en. Ger lluion
Ie9Oren Die meiitrn GARNER Oss
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Sefamntmd0nM

Die jabrIids observation-disclosures
lung Oes 0NeufaeH 8eseHieitiseH
gerFderangss@sreiu ION Webrasfa"
finOet am Gienstng, ben Is. Sa-
mar 1916, nadmittass nm 1 ll5r
anfanseno, IN 9gbuiOn, geebr, itait.
German 9dtsreiuc, SefTetGr.
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qns Dem etaate.

2intoln. Ser Ranie Oes 8lt1toes.
ienators gummins BON Soma puroe
aeitem amf Der republifmiifen
StmmIine alB &r1li0ent San.
blot eingetrngeii.
8latfsmoutb. Die Satin oes
aid]ters u. 5. 8eeion BON bier mtr.
DC 9eItern nod Gnioha gebrndt, no
|fie it'd neaen zines defenders beft
gen Anfails Der Grippe eiIler Gpe.
ration urtersieben muB
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Gomtn's an.
8abop. 3er friiber bier pobt-
loite Banter GbnrIes 8eebe Itarb
H4@cL-- - d.. Icsl4. NaT tuok..4
u Gun 0tlDs A3u.g IvODNtt
er benz yBropbeten~ 9ofuie folgte,
at 0eiien @tdllben er ii6 befebrt bat,
te. Gr mar 20 Sabre alt. Sein
Sdniegeriobn 90. 2ebmfubI lit gum
9egr1bnis eereiit.
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Sade, fH on Der ihuIoigen @enon. 9obT ober audi Der 9iBerfoIs
4nfat ben Ramon 4Gobol4 81 perolaeb gebe man bent cannon
Der I'M Dieniden 0rnnen Iit 5ueIbe nit elmer 0ernlnfigen er5ebung
Gam fommt aMes nn0ere Don iedt. 9tn erEebe uufere stnnbeu Hidt
aneibifA4 am 6ennisnus trmff rnier golt - ionoern ourd erne
9ldnnr nit fraHpr 8udt al geniaea Die Sebt6eberfhlng geIernt
haben. 5ebtbebridung. 3hgeung Der eigenen Ernbe 0os lit e.
mos not TIT. ser ioaten ale iee gofsbe9lidr ben SebeI oniescn
gidt nit dlberti6en 3pangsgeesen, oereu 8met bod ME erreidt miro
neil CT midi efannt nr6, ionoern NIT elmer einfdt. Die geponrt lit nit
Der dieraen Spnroue aber fih fdbt iebe 6os Oetfde Bolt -bnn benel
miro man Oas eirebte 3el e4usrotung Der SuHfcn9et" errei1en
Gas lit Der rede &egi --
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Ndltnnn. Hrrtf6sl

aommt an 3. Z. 6. Numobr fir
beiten Pimburger SAFE, ger1u9erteu
G0tfiidL @aieupfeffer. Bier uuoI
Sdnops hcbru mir oiid 81 her,
faaieu. POT iioIihe 10. StroBc,
.2noba, gleb.
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Experimentation @fprM@eus.
Deatfd- Ansriaas Anfeif an Dem sro6em 2SerR Ser Sic

Ieuerfehen ioHeu Ole BON ruifiden 9crcen ~5erf0rten Stacte.
= Die Deutideu in amerifa iberuePmen cen Kreis Raanit.
Cine edit oeutidramerifanii6e Stapt miro mitten i'm
alien paterIance entltePeu. - Gin Ruff Der LIBERAL, NO
oeutlbe Bergen ihlageu, b~egeiferten DieoerRaQ iuoen miro.
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Shire Soffuins fir oie geiieruns
sybrer augen miro Or. @eilmo,
8remont, Meb., fih beltreben, Si
perfpirfIi6en. Sdpierigen Soaen
belouoere SorgfaIt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24

ing things in regard to mission work,
both at home and abroad, and what
our good women are doing. Special
mention was made of the Wesley
House and Bethlehem House, also Of
the work that is being done In South
America
Miss Ridley is whole-souled work.
err and no doubt great good has been
accomplished under her Leadership.
The members were urged especially
to get others to join the society.
All in all, the day was far too short,
there were so many interesting things
that might have been discussed.
Everyone went to their home feeling
that they were better for having at
tended.
The next regular melting will be
held with Mrs. J. M. Sowell, Jr.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
...aseNOeeO0eo000
PERSONALS. 9
C.seee00eee0eee ee

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Taylor and son.
Dart spent the weekend with Mr. and
bIn. John P. Graham, at Culleoka.
/ John t. Wooten, buyer for the
Aaury Dry Goods Co, has returned
rom New York where he has been
|huyiug new goods for his store. MT
wooten attended some of the large
'colsing out sales Of the suit houses
and was heavy buyer.
Joe Foster and Noah Walker, OF Tus
unbia, Ala, are the guests OF Mr.
Amos and Erby Digger, of Culleoka-
WI Laid and R. C. Elan, OF San
La Fe, we're in Columbia recently,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Evans and Mr
and Mrs. R. B. Evans. Of Thompson
station, are visiting their sister. Mrs
II. c. Sowell.
Miss Mary l.. McMeen. OF Sprin'
|Hill, was in Columbia today shopping
Friends here have received new
that Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Evans an
bright little son, Carl, have arrive
lin Oklahoma, where they expect !
make their future home.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
|FAVORS UNIFORM
FEED CONTROL LAW
ACTION TAKEN BY THE NATioN'
Al ASSOCIATION AT
WASHINGTON.

Clarence Joyce, deputy seed inspec-
tor Of the state department OF agncul-
ture, has returned from the Nationai
convention on feed control held last
week in washington. Mr.. Joyce was
tie representative at the meeting OF
the Tennessee department OF agricuf
ture He stated that the meeting was
most successful one, a large major
Ky Of the states being represented.
The association, by a unanimous ma
Ority. went oh record as being IN
hvor OF uniform feed control laws
Efforts will be made at the coming
sessions of state legislatures to secure
the enactment Of uniform laws. MT
Joyce made a strong point before the
convention when he cited his expert
snce at Memphis, where the dealers IN
feeds must conform to the laws OF
hree states, Tennessee. Arkansas ana
Mississippi.