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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06
Die benttge Sage.

Gin u%lleruarteter Gorfal bot Die
Gage plosltd ~pera1loert. Carl &it1a+
ner, Der englii6e &riegsminiiter. lit
auf Der 5abrt na6 G11Blmo BEL ben
Orfnep Snleln ertrunfen. @r be-
fano iid ouf benz fleinen 4reu5er
n9ampibire", als oieler torpeoiert
ooer our6 eine Wine 5erltort muir
De. 4Qe @eute an 8oro, inter III
men &itdener uno ieine 8egleiter,
i6einen um's 2eben gefommen gu
lein. &itbener's SOB lit non gro
Der geoeutung, oenn &ithener mar
cine Der treibenoen &rafte in eng
lano. Ser beoeutenoite Sffi3ier uno
eth berporrogenoes Iominiitro=
~tionseenie. Sein 500 miro fir
@nglano Elm ebenIo i6merer
Gerluit iein, uie cine p~erlorene
S6laht.
Die 9uiien boben in @olbpnien
uno in @ali5ien eine Sffen1ibe ge=
gen Die Sefterrei6er %bgonnen, nit
Der iie ieoob bis jebt nod feinen
Grfolg gebabt baben, trosoem tie
ielbit oie uiloelten Wdii16bonIenia=
ben er5dblen. Sn Stalien oringen
Die 81 iterrei6er ipeiter Dor uno BEL
Geroun bat iid) ni6ts p~era1oert.
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H~MBergeW0bniNe Bargains.

40 ader nabe garri5o Springs, nit
arteiii6em Drummer, Ser per Rinute
minoeifens 1000 @aIonen reiniten Wa5~
lers ausitr0ntt; As Nder unter gefpdS@
ierung; biibihes 3als uno ginridtmz
gen.
400 ader. ~ @eiIen bon aiberton.
an offertli6er QanbftraBe, i'm arteiifden
@urtel; o1es tulturfabis. Sn Gtiiden
bon 40 adern pber m1ebr. 8u $40 per
815 ader. nabe Coma, gountpiib bon
Sadion Go, lniter 9ntes, tnItrrfabiees
Qmb, beinahe fertia fir ben gflns;
biaie.
100 older i'm 2io @ronbesGal. maize
gutter @iienbabnftabt; Iauter autes 2anb,
mir $25 per Gder.
1917 Gder nobe Der Stnotaren5e
unb 8eit : Commerce Ctr; 5 4der
ausgero0et; feine ihledten Steuen. 3u
einem BARGAIN Sreiie.
10 older na6e benz gn6puntt Der Col
Inns @arben garlinie, neben Der Stabtz
arer8e; in Bots ~alisoeleet. gu Mder>
preiien gu bnben.
II Balm 5eigbts 2ots, in i66ner Ga
&c, nahe Der Garlinie, an 1ehr biQiaem
Rreiie. Gin Sell baar, 3eft in IeiGjz
ten Gb8abIi1nsen,
r. e. MUMME, Eigentuemer,
Gnu Gntnnin Spros
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@oIo unb g e.

Im Norgen, gegen iefs llbr, ae-
be i'd our6 ben 8ufentpalo in ser
Rt6tung nad Dem See. @aes lit
nod grou u1o fiibl. 8il6tanben
gurren; Elm Spe6t bGmmert, eifriq
anf- unb abbuideno, an elmer per-
e~in5elten aiefer. Sn ole feinen
Stimmen Der @rasmiifen uno SIN
fen miidt iid Der pollt0nenoe Sui
zines Girols uno ettpas ipeiter OBJ
Ieits tutet nit metbobiider @eloiIen-
belt elm auduf. 3nil6en oen Ga
beln Der aeite iino ~un3dbIige Spim-
nebe ausgeipannt, in oenen Der Eau
frtltollflar f%unfelt.
@ie if ourd oos fuBtiefe oIte
8n6enlaub atf cine @idtuna 6in-
oustpate, iebe i6 auf elmer erbo.
bung. ben &opf 6lieIdneG 5u min
berllmgenorfen, einen 8ebbod, SeI.
len Sormen iid 9ro8ios segen sen
6ori8ont obbeben. SIN nGdSten Sin.
aenbIif beat er ourhoringeno ababl
bon boul~ rn0 f6nelt fif) NIT 8ier.
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liden Spriingen oapon. Siefer ms
0ifid)t pororineenb, ftore ib cine
madtiee &rabe ouf Die iid Iogleih
tn's SSnllere Oes 8aloes ftiir5t, nit
atemlos wi6tigtuenoem @efreiih
BEN lleberfaG 3u n1elben.
Iun bin i'd datG ifon eon3 nobe
an See, iiber oefien p%erborgenem
Spiegel oider geebel itebt, aus oem
oas iinn1os fotarrbaIiI6e @efreii6
Ser Mopen orinet. Die Come lit
nod ni6t beraus, aber i6on itebt lie
fiiblbar binter Dem Nebel.
Sim llfer bingelodt, borde ih
mf Die Stimmen aus oem S6ilf
naO lebe ben Nebelitreifen 3u, Ste
Ser Worgentpinb ldrag iibar oos
Waiier bintreibt. 4qmoblid) belt
ii6 Die eroue Sdidt pom Boiier
1no Die umriiie elmer alten 8aoe=
1iitte neroen iidJtbar.
Sem Weni6 tit melt unb brett
gu Ieben. 9inter mir ser @olo, Dor
mir Der Gee, sur Sdlfte frei, sic
anoere &alfte nod i'm Nebel nno nit
BEN 8olfen in ems peridmimmeno.
gs lit, ols fonnte ieoen Mugenblif
BON Der Suite Der, in einem Gin
baum ~treibeno, Elm a8fablbou=
Meni6" erifeinett lem feuriqes
@ebeul onimoIii6erl @~olbefinoens
NIT Dem roienoen @eldrei ser
Weoben mil6eno.
aus Dem Sdilf fommen touieno
itf1geabnte Gone, .piirr-rrn-piirr
-rrii" fingt elm @~afierpoge1 in oie
atemloIe Stiue. 9o brid)t oie Son=
ne ourh uno NIT einem Sd)(oge lit
aIles pertpanoeIt. Gin fleirer So
gel in elmer @rIe am llfer begriiBt
tbr grideinen nit idmetternoem
| u5ib0 -8ib65eri 80 oiu -oi-oiiu" r.;
Die Momen idpingen iid Die Der
ridt ans Dem y1ebel uno Elm @ilo=
entenpoor rattert aus Dem Gobr.
Ste iagen fid l6reieno iiber BEN See,
touden, IdieBen irgenomo peitob
tpieoer empor4 nno iagei1 iid) unter
bet0nbenoem @eifrei ol1f's meme.
Sbre Spur gl6n5t mie Elm lanqer
Silberfaoen binter ibnen ber. Sic
beben ii6 nit S9reien trunfener
Butt aus benz @oiier, OaB lire Silt
gel neitbin IN Der Come lerd)ten
urlo l~tiir5en ii6 inter ~eellenoem
omaf-naf. arr-arr.. naof 80
tpaaf1 iibereinanoer Der nno ober=
mails ms @aiier.
Sd liege om l1fer uno iebe Dem
pei6enOen Gebel nod. @unoum
ftebt leu6ten0 blouer @1l5ion, oie
8ogel binter mir inn @olo iingen
INNER falter uno in ser groBen
Sti1e tonen See nno @alo INNER
tDun0erbarer inter oem GinfluB Ser
lteigen6en Come.
Nuf einmol tau6en, mie cine so
ia inorganic, in ben @olfen iiber
Dem See, gan5 oeutli6 om Simmel,
crit Elm meiBer &ir1turm nit einem
Satteloadl Damn gGume urio Sdr-
Ter ouf. @s tit oas 0orf oas om
anoeren l1fer ouf Der Sobe itebt rno
oas Der Nebel iiber Dem See bisber
%berborgen bate.
Ser aan5e @aiieripiegel lit nun
fret uno Dos @ebeimnis lit oobin.
Gom airdtum Idlagt es adt.
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4ns Sem 2anbe Der Msitternadts.

ionne. agor mebreren Sabren",
F6reibt SEER 9arI 8ertenson, bon
Sanones, IN Norfpesen, ybeItente id)
cine Site Sbres Mpenfranters, uno
fanS basielbe iebr mirfunesboG. Sd,
bate an elmer Nerbenftorung gelit=
ten unb bate bergeblid Meoi3inpn
gebral6t unb aer5te fonIuItiert. Sbr
Ilpenfrd1iter ie0od bat mid tpieoer
itarf lin6 eeiunb eemo9t."
Sorni's Ilpenfrdnter iii niht in
a~pctbefen 51 babent ionoern miro
ben 2euten brett e%eIiefert ourd]
2ofaIagenten Die ernannt fino, bon
ben Seriteuern, Or. 9eter 5abrnep
& Cons 60, 1875 60. Some
Mbe., Chicago, Sn.
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9. y. Z ]. 3.

Qnfunft -
SO. 16-gon 6ouifon, @aco uno gors
pus gbrifti ........6:55 nnd1m.
yfo, 14-gon 5oniton unb aiiitenprten
So. 12-gon goafum unb Riiitenorten
l.5U rnd1m.
SO. 41-gon &errbiue. -. 1906 BORN.
$50. 43-bpn 8erbiue. mir 6onntae5 i.
..... 1ber10S
SO. 145-@on &errbine, tdaIi6, ousaez
nomrnen Son1tans ..6:45 abenos
abfabrt -
$40. 15-Na6 5ouifon, @aco unb gor@
pns gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
8o. 13-8a6 9onfton nnb @iiitenorten
"a 1915 aberos
$40. 11-Na6 goafnm unb 8iiftenorten
2:05 nnGm.
$40. 42-9a6 &errbiIe, MIR an Gonn~
tage11 :.......:: $40 morgers
go. 146-Nad aerrbiIe. .5:o5 aben6s
9o. 146)gsah aerrbiqe tdglid, al1sge~
remr1en 6nnntnas. 7,O5 BORN.
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Itslanbtide IpdenrmnSIdJait.

&ne @reigniiie ser pergai1genelt
ISOLDE iinb Dor Der Seei6labt IN Ser
0orolee 5fpiiden oen 0euti6en nno
ben gnglanoern auriifgetreten. 9os
greienis fam 10 unertpdttet uno
NOR 5uglef6 bon elmer 10 groBeil
geoeutuitg uno 10 fngemein in
tereiiant, ooB iid ieIbftberItdnolid
aub Dos aGgemeine SntereIie Inn
5uiDet1oen muBte. Die erite groBe
Seei6ladt oieies Griegesl urto oieie
|Sdladt Elm aampf auf bober Gee,
BON ben groBartigiten 0imeniionet
nno nit ei1em Nusgang, Sen ser
groBte Seil Der Menl6beit nidt err
partet batte. 0as muBte ia mirfef1
mie Ger beriibmte 8lib aus
beiterem Simmel. 3u gnfong
oeS &rieges batte man in
ENGLAND b0bneno babon eeIproden,
Die oeutiden Sdfffe nie Staten aus
|iBren 9ohern beraus5ubolen. Sect
tparen Die Staten lelbit aus ibren
2odern berousgefommen uno eng
lano batte lhouoerno lire giiie ge-
fiiblt.
Die Depelden perfinoigten Io-
fort, bob Die S6ladt fir OeutId~
lano iiegreid oerlaufen lei. @ab-
reno ENGLAND BRET Mieienlhiffe,
mebrere sroBe aren5er uno cine On
5abl fleinerer 5abr5euse perloren
bette, beibrdnften fi1 Die oeutfden
@erIuite nuf elm 2inienlfift orei
fleiile &reit5er unb mebrere Torpe-
ooboote uno 3eritorer. MuBeroem
mar Die 1eutibe Slotte bon Ser eng
lilden nidt IN Die Slu6t getrieben
tDeroen, ionoern mar crit aln Gage
oaranf iider nnb t~polbebolten in.
Wilbelmsbaben neingetroffen. Die
OeatffJen botten allo aud in5tpei-
feIbaft am @nnitisiten abgeldnitten
ltflo eirten Sieg erritngen.
Diefe Eatla1e muB in gnolanb
furftbar nieoerbriideno gemirft ba.
ben. England, Die 8eberriderin ser
Wteere, oas CUR See llnbeiiegbare
NOR glei6 IN Der eriten groBen
S6ladt BON Dem @egner geihlaaen
tporoenl oert es bisber ais Seemaf,t
mlr gering eingeifdtt bate.
Wfan fam p~eriteben, ooB
m @ngIano Die 2eute in Walien in
Den StraBen ltanoen unb nidt be-
greifen fonnten, ooB ettpos oerar=
tiges moglid lei. @roBe @rregung
entitano. Mm mar ldon friiher NIT
Dem gerbalten Der Slotte nidt 5u-
frieoen geipelen unb jebt madte lif)
oie un5ufrieoenbeit IN eirter iebr
energil6en 8eile 2uft, Die ben fiib-
renoen Berionlidfeiten bof)it unait-
genebm flang. l1no audi pom IuS.
lanoe Der, aus ben &eiben Der lie.
ben g~erbiinoeten, famen eritaunte,
tiberraid)te unb per3aete Stinmen,
tpeld)e Die Serri6often in Der 9om-
ming Street faIt nod nernoier mad)-
ten, als oas @eidrei Der eiaenen
Snnoesfinoer. % bei6loB man
benn, Der Sade elm @noe 5u mo
den. llno iofort muBten iidJ film.
fe Seoern III 8emegung leben, ole
ihrieben nno ldrieben uno Idrie.
ben, bis lie Dem 2eiepublifum i'm
england : freunoliden @lropa mn
Imerifa FLAIR gemadt batten, Dot
nidt Die 9entden einen grfole
errungen batten, ionoern ole @nQ,
lanoer.
Dine 8ergetpaltigung Ser @obr.
belt ging oos natiirIi6 ni6t. gu
crit ipuroen oie oeutlden &erluit
beronfgeidroben. Se0en 8ag ent
Dedte man in 2onoon, baB oi
3eitlhen nod elm paar meiterl
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Jreie Breft fit Sous. 9ienFag 6. SUM- 1916.

Shiffe perloren batten uno idlieb-
lid batte mo Die 3obl Der perlore-
men 66iffe ouf adt5ebn gebradt.
Gas mar ge1tue. IS nur mebr, ofs
Sae Gnglanoer perloren batten ulo
man serflarte iebt, Die 9eutIden
batter ote grobten 8erluite eebobt
uno oesDe9en Ieien Iie au6 oie lin
terlegenen. gber ni6t nur oeslpe=
gen. Sotid6li6 ieien ote 0eutifen
ou6 BON ben @nglonoern ge8tpalngen
morOer1, nod ibrem Sofen 5uriid5n-
febren u1b oas babe Die eng1ii6e
Slttte BON p~orneberein gil be3tpeden
geiu6t. glio lei England 5meifadyer
SIeger.
Sn Gnglano Iol oieie @rfldruns
mlutoerbar berubigenb gemirft ba<
ben. Sci ben G%erbiinoeten bot man
lie mol nit ettpas lauerIiBem 2d-
feln aufgenommen buben. Sn BEN
neutralen 2a1loern bot mon fiber lie
aeladf unb in 0euti6lanb bat man
gegen cine iolde offenbare Ser
orebung bon Satio6en proteitiert.
Gnglonb miro ii6 nidt baran feb
rem, ionoern miro ieinen nsieg"
nod imnler i6oner a1smalen. llno
iblfeblih miro es ou6 @louben fin=
ben, perlll Die 9eutifen ibm in5pt-
fhpn uift einen 8meiteu SdlIan
berIeben.
Die 8eoeutung oes SiegeS filr
9)entIdlano Giegt in oerSotiode, oaB
er Ser 2egenoe BON Ser 1~1nbeiieg=
Bartlett @nglanoS elm @noe gemoht
bat. 9lu6 merl1 feir1 Sieg erfoften
naire, 10 piiroe idon oie Gotla6e
6eS G~erbarrens I'M Sample fir
2leuti6lano BON GROCER ge6elltltng
iein. Mng Gnglano oarum nod
10 eifrig periu6en, eirren Sieg fiir
fih aus Den greigniIien 81 fofitruie=
rert, 0elitidlano miro trob aaeoem
ben groBten @orteil fir fid boben.
lno Die @elt miro ibm auf) einen
Iolden 8nrteil 5uge1teben.
Der iiberroidenoen Seei6la6t in
Der Norolee folete cine onoere lie
berroldung i'm Often. Die 3uiien
baben in @olbnnien uno @oIi5ien
etle Sffeniipe gegen Die Seiterrei-
der beeornen. Die 0ffeniibe 8iebt
it6 bon BEN 8ripetiiimpfen Big on
BEN 8rutb binunter. Die Hnifen
baben glei6 einen groBartigen Or
folq beri6tet, aber oie ~oiterreid)i=
iden 8etailidiloeruneer baden oie=
len grfoIg itarf eineeidrdnft. IS
f6eint 8uar, oaB sic 3uiien 5tpor
iiberal oneegriffen bitten, aber olld1
iiberoG auriidgei6lagen tpdren. 4uf
ridtig geitanoen, flingt Dos ouh
neutrality-suspicious. als Der rliiilfe Sic
gesberi6t.
Sci geroun ulo an Ser itoIieni-
Iden @ren3e iino Die greigniiie auf)
befriebigeno fir ole GentralmGfte
%geuelen. Sic iino porangefonmell.
SSn Sen lebten 5pei o0er orei Sogen
ideint-es ettpas Iangiomer 81 ge-
ben; Mifi6laee iino aber nod nidt
erfolet un0 mir BADEN aGen @runo
nit Der Gage, 10 pie lie iebt it, gu
frieoen gu iein.
an Der griebii6 : lerbiiden @ren.
sc miro es mol oemnddit 81 in
t~ereiionten @reieniiien fommetl. Sic
Sr%an5oien BADEN ii6 Salonifi's be-
mddtigt, noOurd Die gerbaItniiie
bort nod perwifelter eeworoen iiitb
nno aQes oettet auf einen 8ieber-
beginn Der Sample in Der ndfdten
3eit bin. Die 9eutiden unb lire
@erbiinoeten ieben etnem Iolben-
@ieoerbegim NIT Hube enteeaen.
@on 9orf iinS See in Sberbaberm.
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g. 8. & =. d. t5miptIiuie. ]

g. 8. & E. d t5auptIiuie.)
10. 1o1.sunfet 2initeD, bon Stem crs
no. ios auniet aimits5, bon ga aan s1am:
CISCO 1858 BORN.
sfo. 7ISdneu5ug, bon Netp DrIenns
SO. s-s6nensna. bon Sci aio s.4.
....... 11:50 BORN.
go. 9-Slniet grpreb. bon Stem Ors
leans ..4.7.10 nnhm.
SO. 1o-Sanfet erpreb. bon Gun Sraa.
abfobrt-
go. 1O1-9uniet 2imiteb. mad Gan
Trnretsco 1850 BORN.
No. 102-5uniet 2imiteb, mad STEM Orr
$40. 7-@dneusus, nod Sci Mio. -.
HOO BORN.
No. 8-Sdneu8us nad 9efp Orleans. /.
........ ........ 1915 nadlm.
No. 9-Snniet gTpreB mad Can Srans
cisco $3.50 naGm.
Ro. 10-5uniet ggpreb, nad @etu Orr
leans .......... 1880 rndts
gfersrra SibiHp IN.
Gnfrnft -
no. s01-@on 5onfOn, Bort aapaca,
gictoria. guerp -. 7:05 nadm.
Rn. sO2-Nad guero, gietoria, gort
2abaen, 5oufton :. ..8:15 bprm.
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gon 9Orf rnO See in Sberbasern.
Son Setter g Of . r.
lShluR.l

lleber oieies 4benteuer pieberte
Der alte Bauer madtig binter III
men orein nno ielbft Der ernIte
S~aloitlrmmam geriet in Seiterfeit
nno idiittelte ii6 nod, ais er bic
ibm 5nnddit ftebenoen Sran5oIen
i6on pieoer nit einem .oienitli6en
o@ebt'S 5ua~ Weiter idob. ltno es
oauerte garnidt Ianee, 10 bate ie=
Der feline 9riie Sdmal5ler auf Der
Sano nno miibte ii6 ab, ben
S6nupftabaf geborig ein3uidniif-
feln.
60 inter 2afen. Grniten uno
geieien trolte Die Idediae aaromone
frieelih in Sen abeno binein.
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d., 8. { z.

g. a., Ii. & @. IS. & 9. 81. Seput.!
@nfunft =
$40. 2--@pu Corpus gbrifti urS Sben
$50. -. ...... $40 noHm.
SO. 4-@on Corpus gbrifti Ii. garri5o
Springs 1900 BORN.
SO. 6-8pn Corpus gbrifti uno garri8o
Springs. mir 1nntass, $40 mres.
abFabrt
SO. 1-gia9 Corpus gbriiti 1900.
.10:30 bonn.
go. 2-Sia6 Corpus gbrifti Ii. garriso
Springs. tdglid, aiiBer 9onnabenos
$50 abenos
$40. 5-Nn6 gorpus gbrifti nnb Car
ri5o Springs. mir GamStogs ......
................. 10:45 abenbs
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aIe Gprten BON Srmf . Nrbeiteu,
tpie Slider, n5pIbers", griefboeen nus
Gpnperts, 2arten, girenIare, GinIabun.
gru nituy tn 9eutfd nnb GmsIiih, nett
nHssefiibrt. WtIfpn & 9 I'M 4.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-12
CROWDED HOUSE
WITNESSES PLAY
MANY READINGS, SOLOS, DUETS
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUM.
BEERS GIVEN.

The Whirlwind performance given in
the auditorium of the Columbia High
school Monday evening by the pupils
and alumni of that school, was one of
the most appreciated programs ever
rendered in this building.
The large auditorium was crowded
to its capacity and at the close of
each number, rounds of laughter and
cheers arose.
Several songs and drills were given
by the pupils of the Andrews building,
all OF which were very much enjoyed.
The many vocal and instrumental
solos, and duets, and songs rendered
by the male Quartette and readings
by several young ladies', displayed
marked talent in their respective parts,
and helped to make it one of the most
delightful programs ever given by
amateurs. The program was 80 ar
ranged as to hold the attention of the
audience and keep them in the best
of spirits until the close.
The feature act Of the performance
was the acrobatic number, introduc-
ing many new stunts in tumbling.
forming pyramids, Tipping in the air
and strong acts of various kinds. This
team of actors under the able coaching
Of Max Harrison, have passed the
amateur stage and rank with some of
the best professional teams of their
kind, that has ever appeared in Co.
lumbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TWO DISTRICTS
FIRST AND SECOND HOLD SPLEN-
DID CONVENTION AT LAST
ING HOPE.

The District Sunday School Conven-
ton for the First and Second district,
held at Lasting Hope church, near
Carter's Creek, Saturday, was we'll at
tended. The President W. A. Hayes,
was not present on account of sick
ness in his family.
The opening devotional services
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Waite, the
Methodist pastor of Santa Fe. The
first short talk was by DR.. ]. N. Nc
Donald, who began his ministerial
work with this church more than six
ty years ago and although nearly nine
ty years of age, is still blessed with
great mental vigor and with wonderful
physical power for his age. Chris
Looney, of Columbia, was the next
speaker, who emphasized the benefits
of the Sunday schol and the duty of
all Christians to build up and encour-
age the Sunday school work.
The next speaker was Ed Gordon, of
Columbia, who presented statistics
showing plainly the advantage to the
churches of the early Bible training
of the children in the Sunday school.
After his lecture a bountiful dinner
was spread and all present enjoyed
the good things that the noble Chris
ton ladies of the Carriers Creek valley
know so well how to prepare.
After dinner the reports from the
Sunday schols of the district were
read. Then an address by w. G. Sal
mon, of Columbia, who emphasized the
thought that the Bible should be
taught to the young in the Sunday
school by teachers that by careful
study of the lessons were prepared to
teach them intelligently and impress
the truths on the young minds, so as
to help make good Christians and good
citizens when they had grown to be
men and women. Rev. Mr.. Waite fol- |
lowed in an earnest lecture along these
lines. The old officers were reelected |
for the ensuing year.
The resolutions committee report |
was adopted by a rising vote unan-
Place of next meeting will |
be named by the officers. Convention
closed with benediction by DR.. Nc
Donald. J. N. MERONEY, sect'y.
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UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CAL0MEL
" SALIVATES! IT MAKES YOU
SICK AND YOU MAY LOSE
A DAYS WORK.

You're bilious, sluggish. constipat'
ed and believe you need vile, danger.
Gus calomel to start your liver and
clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for so cent bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone and take spoonful
tonight If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick I want you to go
back to the store and get your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and nau.
seated. Don't lose q days work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake up feeling great It's per-
fectly harmless, so give to your
children any time, It can't salivate,
80 let them eat anything after.
wards.-(Advt.) 3
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weekend with home folks at Lynn
Vile.
Miss Hazel Tanner. of Martin Col
lege, Pulaski. is the weekend guest
Of Mrs E. H. Frakes.
Mrs. Graves and daughter, Miss Hat
tie, of Culleoka, was shopping in the
city Saturday.
J. S. Robinson has returned from a
rip to Birmingham.
Miss Rebecca Erwin is visiting in
Nashville.
Misses Leila and Cunsuello Howell
spent Sunday in Nashville.
Miss Ruth Burrows, of Santa Fe, has
returned from a visit to friends in
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mclean, of Shell.
oyville, are visiting Mrs McLean's pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. S. A. Hayes.
Miss Rebecca Grant will go to Lew
sburg Tuesday, where she will attend
the wedding of her cousin, E. G. Fitz-
patrick to Miss Missile Evans, on We'd
nesday, May 10th.
Miss Laura Page spent the weekend
with relatives in the country.
DR.. M. NJ. Beasley, of Hampshire,
was a visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Oma Morley and Eugene Wor-
ley, of Hampshire, were in the city
shopping Monday.
Miss Helen Nicholson has returned
home from visit to relatives and
acquaintance near Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fleming, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Fleming and ]. ]. Flem-
ing spent Sunday in Franklin.
0. A. Lacey, of Admission, Ala, Is
the guest of Lawrence Howard, for
the A. S. D. dance tonight.
Mrs. R. e. Mullens, Sr. and Mrs. r.
G. Mullens Jr. and little daughter, Of
Santa Fe, were in town shopping to-
day.
J. E. May, of Sweetwater, is in the
city to attend the A. s. D. dance to-
night. He is the guest OF young Joe
Hagey.
Miss Roxie Timmons of "Stonedale
Farm" on the Santa Fe pike, spent
Sunday in Theta and was in town
shopping today
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J. |. FlNNEY TO BE
U.S.COMMISSIONER
APPOINTED BY JUDGE SANFORD
TO THE VACANCY AT
COLUMBIA.

j. |. Finney, editor of The Herald,
has been appointed United States
commissioner at Columbia to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
the late A. o. P. Nicholson. The ap-
pointment was made at Nashville on
Monday by Judge Edward T. Sanford,
of the United States district court and
Mr.. Finney received his commission
this morning. He was not an appli-
cant for the place, but will accept and
serve The term is four years and the
duties correspond in general to those
of justice of the peace in state juris.
di2tion.
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BISHOP GAlLoR IS
COMING AGAIN
DELIVERS DIPLOMAS AT lNSTi.
TUTE ON 18TH AND CONFIRM
CLASS AT ST. PETERS.

The Rt Rev. Bishop Thomas F.
Gailor will be in Columbia again this
month on the 10Th, when he comes to
deliver the diplomas and certificates
to the graduates of the Columbia Insti-
tute. DR.. Black, rector of st. Peters
church will endeavor to have another
confirmation class for that night and
the rites Of laying on of hands will be
administered by the Bishop to another
class, those who were not ready or
could not get the confirmation held
last week.
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Deen members Of the legislature of
Tennessee, three being republicans,
and one a democrat. Three are from
East Tennessee and one is from the
middle division Of the state. The four
legislators are John A. Duncan, Of
Knox county, who was q member Of
the senate of 1907; Hon. W. W. VIII
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kerson, of Davidson county, WV
served in the house at the same time,
Hon. Joe Eaton, Of Carter county anu
Hon. E. o. Luther, Of Monroe COUNTY,
a member Of the house In 1911 ana SOY
rotary to Commissioner Peck, Of IA'
department of agriculture.