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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Critic uattcnaloarSes
Diniiicrt 9ebt balS
llGb europa!
9ieIclbe 1T Die AZ. 9iDiiiun, sn Der
and Sns 3. Soua 3icgi.
ntent geB0rt.
g9oihinntnn. 114. 9L1nlLit =

8aibinetott ia. g(uguit. - Die
AZ. 4ibilion befonnt ol8 bic
,Roinbotu 3ibiiion" lueI6e ais
NotionaIgaroiiten beItebt, miro balo
no9 europa geianot iperoen. Gas
4rieggantt fitnoigt beute ieine 3u.
iommeniebung folgenoerrnoBen an:
9ie 9ibiIion-Souptquartier.@ .@rup.
pc beltebt ans Der apeiten ieperoro.
ten Gruppe Der 2ouiiiana aaoaqerie.
8os Moihinengeipe6r Battalion
149 lit aus Dem 3. 8ataiQon oes a.
Snfanterie gfegiueut8 8uiauunenge.
iebt.
Die Synfanterie.grigd6e g3o. SO
entbGlt 6a8 100. Iai6inengewebr.
9ataillon, belteben0 aus Sonpag.
MEN 6, s, @ 6es 2. 8isconIin SSSrl.
acknowledgements.
0ie Synfotterte.@riga6e glo. 81
entb4lt Dos 151. 0aIdinengemebr.
gataillon, beIte6eno aug aontpag.
MEN 3, 6, s oeS 3Deiten Georgia
Observation-Disclosures.
Sier8u fonunen: 3o8 165. SSnfan.
terie.Gegiment, frii6er oas 60. Seem
gorfer SSSnfurtterie.Heginent; 6a8
166. 9fegimert, friiber oo8 4. Ohio
acknowledgement; oo8 1877. gfe.
ginent, friiber oo8 4. 9llobomo SS55n.
acknowledgement un0 Do8 1853 gte-
gilnent, friiber od8 3. SSoma Synfnn.
terie.gfegiment ser Electromagnetic
bon Soma.
8ie 9[rtiIlerie6riga0e, tueldc, Die
9atmmer 67 bat, 6eitebt aus oent
149. 6eloartillerieregiuent, fritber
1. Sllinois 5el0artiuerie. .Gegimeltt;
Dem 15O. &eehnent, frii5er 6eIoar.
tillerie Der gtationolgar0e bon SSyrl-
oiana; 0em t5t. 9fegiulent, friiber
1. @}inneiota Gel0ortiaerieregiutent;
uu6 Der iii. &aufgrGben. .@i6rier.
batterie, 5ltiammengeieBt ans ben
3. urD A. Stonlpagnien Ser 8iiIten.
artiaerie Der glationalgarOe BON 03a-
rDlan0.
3as Syugenicir8- -Rcgitnent III
beiteben0 aus oent /. SSugenieltrs-
8atoi[lon Der gtationQlgaroe bon
Gii0.Garolina ltn0 Dem 2. Battalion
Der sngenienre Der electromagnetic
bon aaliforltten.
9n8 6elobotaiaon beg Signal
forps bon bet 9iiliouri gtatiotalgor.
be.
Der Eroin 6es 8auptquartier8
uno bic Ulilit1rpoIi3eb bi85er Sit
Observation-Disclosures ser 9irginiG g2a-
tionnlgnr0c, Der S5ugeitieurS Grain,
friiber aur Electromagnetic bon gtoros
Carolina geb0renO; Der Wtunition8-
Grain, fritber gfationoIgar0e bon
aonidS; Der 3ufitbr-Gratu friiber
IeTaS Electromagnetic.
Der GonitQt8-Eruin go. lit be-
itebeno aus SEN 2[mbulan3fonlpoq.
men Der gtationalgar0en bon @i6i.
gon Stem SSerieD, &enneiiee uno
0fla6oua mo oen 5el0boipitaI.
&on1pagnien ser glotionalgoroen
bon gtebro8fo, Colorado, Oregon
uno Dem Giitrift Columbia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
HcrcnsRp an Sen
cn9lii6cm 1sSnio!
SIT oertranensbOG, Oak JtuflanO
Strait finOen luerOe, Den Slries
iiegreid 5H 6eeROeH.

4etrogra0, IA. gluguit. - Ser
ruiitl6e Wlinilter aerensfp bot Oie
Qepeide oes a0nigs George an ibn
beonttportet. @r oantt ibm fir aIleg
@ute, oas @nglanos a6nig gtuBlnn0
miinift, uno iagt; SD bin iiber.
5eugt, 0nB oos ruiiiide @olt Die no.
tige araft firoen miro, Die idperen
Stltnoen Der @ritiling gu beiteben
uno Den arieg 5u einem @uoe 3u
fitbreu Der Die 0pfer ulfmiegt, Die
bereits bon ienen gtntionen gebraht
worOeu iinO, Die fiir 9fe6t ge8eil @e-
malt t6npfen."
Serenstg toitrant.
2onoon, IA. gluguit. - Sn Ser
Sdrpei8 auidiiige 9fuiien babeu bon
8etrogra0 gtadrift erDalten, 0aB
neutrality-suspicious. aerenSfp Elm tot
frat1ter Yaann lit; er ieIbit if bon
ietnenl naben @noe iiber5elgt. 8er.
iouliden Jreun0en gegeniiber bat er
iid in folgenoer @eiie geauBert:
sd babe niht meBr latge gu leben.
Cine idlei9enoe arantbeit bat meiue
Gage ge8abIt. SD nluB mid in
meiner 9(rbeit, 9fuBlano 8u befrcien,
beeiIen uno u(es in 0ieier &idtuug
tun, mas in meinen ar1ften itebt.
Gin Jrieoe 3ur iekigen 3eit mir0e
inns 81 fiinitigen gniallen 6as aal.
iers MAIDEN, unb oas lit i9liumer,
ais 8aiallea oes ruiiiiden stoiiers
All ietnl@
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gmcrifaniidc @atruien selanbet.
Seiatung bes auseariifenen Seglers
~. q. Sherman" in
SiAerbeit.

8oibington. IA. glrguTt. = Gie
9eiabung bes omerifaniiAen Sbo.
nerS n2(. 9. Sherman" Der fitra.
Iid oerloiien oifgefunoen ipnroe, lit
in einem engIiideu Sofen geIonSpt
Doroen uno beridtete Oent onerifo.
niiden &oniuI Dab Ser Seeler an
26. Sltni bon einem oettihen SoltG.
boot angegriffen tporoen lit. Gie
8eiabrng ipltroe ge8pltuseit ii6 In
6os 9tettltng8boot Sl begebert. Gas
Sdiff pltr0e ieoo6 nift perlenff,
ionoern ipdter olifgefannen ulta
na6 einem engliiden Safen gebrndt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Die DcMtlc9cit lltac9tcn
unecReilrc ltrtcosbcntc
Die 3abl BET iud6rcnb be8 arirgcs
erpbertcu @eidJiibc nnb @eiue6.
re se9t inS 9tieicnGafte.

g(nlIteroau1 iiber 2onoon, Ia.
g[uglit. 0ip @erIiner G1gLtde
Rltnoihon teilte NIT, oaB Die Qeut.
iben tpdbrenO oes &riegeB big gum
26. sSltli 1886 @eidiibe, 1856.
900 @efuebre, 1852 Nfaitinen.
gelpebre, 2,298 gleroplone, 1856 Sci.
ieIbnllons un0 orei 2tfti1iffe erbeu.
tet bdtten (8ie meiiten 5lug3euge
pabri@einli6 berlttterge-
idoiien)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
2uiierte ncrlicrelt i'm
Jmli 215 1teroplane!

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, ia. 2tugnIt.
Gos beutide 9riegsarlt nel0ete ge-
Itern oaB Die QIqiierten i'm Monot
SS5uli 2t3 gleropIone utto "a 6eiiel-
baaons einbilBten. Qie 8cutifen
berIoren 60 8lug5elge lt1o feinen
eir8igen 5eiieIbaIlou. Gas lit nm
10 eigentiiulider, 6o Die gllliierten
bod INNER init i6rer 1leberlegenbeit
in Der 2uft problenD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
11)as 1taiier 11oilbeGm
oeiaot haben ions

9ctroarab, IA. 2tnguTt. - Ser
9orreipon6ent Der 8eitllng Nebres
iogt in einen bon ser &ignfront te.
le9rap6ierten glrtifeI, ser &aiier
babe in elmer BORT gebaItenen &eoe
ieinen SoIooten geio8t. ooB ein
SFrieoensi6IuB in orei @tonaten III.
ter8ei6npt mer6en fuilr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
PenSerIcrt cr16lt int
Berries 11abfolaer,

2ouoon, IA. 9lueuIt. George
g. BARNES, elm friiberer 2of0motib.
fiibrer, lit gum g}ubfol9er oes bon
ieinem &oiteu 5uriidgetretenen g}i.
niiterS $enocrion ernamt lrorOen
rno oerielbr bat aud nngenonuuen.
Wtan glou6t in gtegierllH9Sfreiien,
ooB Die arilis lett iiberitnnoen lit.
(Gie britii6c 8eaierung oiirite nod
9etnmtperoen 0es 8ei6luiIcs DER
Grefutibbeb6roG Der bereinigtcn bri.
tiihen 4r6eiterl4oit ouoers oen.
FEM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Seine !6Offnnng nebr anF 9empfra.
tiiiernng her Gesieruns.

8iirid, IA. g[uqtIt.-gine Ser.
liner 3epeihe anel0et, ooB oIle
9offnimg ouf 9emofrotiiieruna BET
Oeutiden gegierltng geIf)tuunoeu
lei. 8os 3elttrumgorgon @ermonio
berihtet, oob Der neue llnterIefre.
tdr Gr. Setter Spobn ieinen eih
I'M aeidstnge oltfeeben iuoIle. Sci.
niiterioI- Girefta OF. Gdtffer behdIt
ieiuen Sis i'm preuBiiteu 2on0toae,
gibt aber ben i'm Geidstose asf. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Scitnta9s9cfcb
in peoria, IN!

g3eorio, 81. ID. 2(ug. = gine8
Der letten 9oIltperfe oes GffenbaI.
tens bon Nirtihaften an 5onntaaen
miro om 10. Septeruber fallen.
O2apor @oooruff bat bieien Gag 8ur
@infiibrlng ieiner nelen goIitif Ser
SdIieBrng bon g8irtidoften am
Sonntog ieitgeiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Britiitbcr 3erIt0rcr
Surtb 11iime perienkt! /!

2onoon, IA. 2lugttit. = Gie bril-
tii6e 2f6miraIltdt niodte beute be.
fonnt, ooB ein enaIiiher 8orpeoo.
boot5eritorer in Der gtoroiee uui
cine g3ine 9eratut ltnb n1ter9egatt.
gen lift.
Ser aapitdn apei Gifi3iere uno
43 0iann ipuroen qerettet, beiBt eS
in Der anitliden 42itteiIllnq.- Ca.
nad fiuo Die itbrigen Mann oer Be
IaBung ertrunfen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Britiit6e 2lrbeitcr
baltcit 80 PcnScricn!
9as Grcfutibtuntitre beIdliekt, Ben
SOnfcren8a6idJluh anfredt
5lt balten.

2onoon, a. gtug. = Dos @refu.
tibfontitee Der engItiden bereinigten
9trbeiteritbaft bat beute beIhIoiien,
ben 9eidluB Der glrbeiterfonferen3,
ben So8iaIiItentag in Stodbolut 5u
beIAttten, nidt ub3u1noern
Qteies beoeittet, oaB Bic gLrbeiter.
idoft gnglonbs ouf Der So3inIiiten.
fonferen3 bertreten iein niro, tros
Der 0ppoittiou Der britiiben 9tegie.
rnng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
1litterika erld6t cine
2lnfraoc an Oeiltl9lanS

@oibinqton. IA. 9tuguit. - 8ie
anreritaniide Gegierltng bot burh
0ie 6hlpei5er @eianotidaft BEL Ser
0entiden He8ierltn9 onfrogen Iaiiert
tuos aus ben Auerifanern 9eporoen
lit, Oie BEL Der 3erit0rltng 6es 9ou-
bfer8 ogan1poro4 bon Dem o2iti6en
4. u..9oot aontnton0outen gefangen
genonlnen ipur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
gldtsc6n sute bel elmer aoaifun.

9telp 8aben. Conn. IA. 2lugtit.
2yn 93ortb grantforo itieBen beute
5luei otraBenbabninaeen oufeinoit.
Der. iuobei Is Gerionen ben 1oo
1anoen rnb bier8ia berlett muroen.
8ie Seiden inareu 10 furdt6ar 8i.
9eridtct, Dab ieds Der 0pfer gar
aiht Ioeutiiisiert iDer0en fonnien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
5tuei ltonioe flieoen
inn d5eppeltn!

3arid, Ia. 2lltg. = Ser a6nio
BON 8ilrttem6crg, G3ar 5er6inon0
non 9ulgorien mo oeIien S6bne. Die
Grin5en Boris rno GnriL beiidtig.
ten geitern oie 3eppelin.2(uIogen in
6rieorid8bofen uno ftoqen fiber 6en
8ooeniee, nie 9epeiden bon Berlin
hprid1tPn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
Britilc6cs 1oolk
sum Bctcn erntG1nt!

2onoon, ID. gluguIt. - Gine ion.
oerbare 2lu3eige, in ipelder an Die
britii6e gtation appeGiart miro, @ott
Inn Den Sieg on3ufleBeu, luenn eine
9tieoerlage Derbinoert meroen ioQ,
eri4eint in Der nGnneS~. Die SIN.
8eige nimutt einen groBen Sell einer
Selte ein un0 lautet gum Tcil:
o@ottes 8oti9aIt an Die 9tution.
Der 5ieg barrt oes @ebetes. @ott
bot Elm 8ort gerGoGt, oo8 babe i'd
etIidernal geb0rt: oaB @ott aIletn
mo6tlg tit. - 9iaIm 81.
o28o5 bat Die g}ation nlft getan,
Den Sieg 81 erringen. Sie bot ii6
oil Dem Strieg in Grfiillltu9 ibrer
8fli6ten beteiligt unO INN 0ie @e.
redtIgteit aufredt gu erbaIten, Die
cine 9iation enlporDebt. sic bat
ibren &eiAtum uuSgegoiiel bat il.
rer groBen Jlotte eine gigantii9e
Qrnee 5ugeieIlt. Ser @eiit i6rer
2ellte lit mun0erbnr, faIt laglaub.
lid. 9ie &roouftlon i5rer 9hmi.
tioltSfabrifen, mo- glGnner ln0
5rauen &aq umo glabt ar6eitet, bat
ole @rpnrtungen ii6ertroffen. llno
bod l6Bt Der Sieg nuf iib warten.
8orum? g8eil Die Station @ott
nergeiien bot.
Ser glamdftige. Der Ser ser
Seerihorcn, 1T ni6t beriifii6tint
moroeu ltn0 oSieg fomntt bon oent
Serrn." g8er0en Die 6it6rer Der
gIation 0os 9olt Mat 5um @c6ct
rufen?"
Damn iolgen me6rere 8i6eIiteIlen.
Die 2ln8eige ldBt ni6t erieben, luer
Der llrbeber oeriel6elt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14
spn00aIiItnnaen in 81. 4anI. glinn

Ff~hNfAf SShthA
ct 8oll, g}irr., IA. 9luguIt.-
Die 2(laemeine so. .2utb. Snno0e
bon @isconiin, 9}inueiota, D2iniaan
uno auoeren Stooten iUiro bonn 15.
Bis gum 81. 2luguIt ibre Stbl1noen
in Der 0reifaltigfeitstir6e in ct.
Baul, Itinn, obbaIten GieIe Gi.
tlngen Der SBno0e fin0en ale 8nei
Sabre itatt, uno bic 0iesi1briae miro
Die bier5ebnte iein. Ger @roff.
mlnasgottesoienit finoet am W2itt.
nod, ben Is. 2luguit, bortiltttoos
nm 1211 llbr itatt. Ser 0rtsbnItor
miro Oenielben Ieiteu; Der gralt.
bent Der aorperidoft miro 6ie g}re.
niat baIten glm 9la6ntittaa oes-
ieIben cages INN 153 llbr finoet
bic erite @eiddftsberiuntnlIrlng itott.
glad @r0finung oeriel6en miro Der
giiraerIueiiter bon ct. 8anl, Serr
g & Srbiu in elmer tilr5en ge6e
Die SDno0aleH i'm giaruen Ser
@taot pilfommcu beiBen.
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1l,ettcrbctidbf.

Sir Omaha un0 ltneeeeu6: WerGn0erIidj
uno Meeenidnuer beiite dbeiiO uno Wlitimod,
ettpos mariner am Wiittfuod
Sir gsebrdsfa: @erdn0erlid bctte ubeuS
unb Wtitttpo6.
Sir Soma: S5erdnoerlif belte otenO uno
Mittipod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-14

9crnn itno iie nidt oIIe Sbre aunoen9
gSeiI Gle fe nidt alf Sbre Baren niifnerf-
lam genndt bnben 9o5u be6iirfen Gle Der
8eitlmgsreflnme. Cine Mn5eige III Der Srt-
biine tuiro neue aitnben fiir Sie setptrnen
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
MurpIly--Mebane

A wedding of much interest to
the young people of our town was
the marriage last Saturday after
noon of Mr.. George Thomas MUIR
ply to Miss Essye Louise Mebane.
The ceremony was said at the
home of the bride, Rev. Geo. 5.
Price officiating. The marriage
was a very great surprise to many
of their friends, as they had taken
but few into their confidence.
Only the immediate families and a
few relatives and friends witnessed
the ceremony.
The groom is the second son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Murphy. He
is a recent graduate of the Leb-
anon law school, aud securing Ii
cense, entered upon the practice
of his profession before he was 81
years old, being permitted to do
SO by the state legislature remov-
ing his disabilities. He is also
deputy clerk and master of the
chancery court. He lisa fine young
man, with a promising future.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mebane,
one of our most progressive farm
ers. She is a beautiful and most
excellent young lady and has a
host of friends and admirers. The
is the union of members
Of two fine families, and they start
out in life with plenty of friends
md a promising future.
After spending a few days in
Nashville and Lebanon they re-
urned home Tuesday and are att
ZONE to their friends at the John
on Hotel.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
Mrs. Mary Clark

Mrs. Mary Clark, aged % years,
died at her home near Lavinla,
otter a short illness of pneumonia.
She was the wife of Harvey Clark
a well known farmer and teacher
in the public schools Of Carroll
county. She was a member of the
Methodist EpiscopalChurch, South,
and is survived BY a husband and
one child. Funeral services were
conducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr..
Greening of Milan. Burial fol-
lowed 10 Lebanon cemetery on the
old stage road. The bereaved
have the sympathy of large cir
Gle Of friends.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19

/ Ed Walker, a member of thl
army, who has been IN the services
for about three years, is visiting
his parents In the Twenty-Five
district. He is at home on a Of
teen-day Through. We understand
Mr.. Walker tells his people and
old friends, that being soldier is
nothing like as bad q job as they
seem to think it to be. This seems
to be the opinion of practically all
of those who have given the SER
vice a trial.
The Southern Appalachian Good
Roads association is in session in
Nashville this week. Good road
enthusiasts are there from many
sections of the state. The United
States bureau Of public roads and
the forestry service is represented,
as is also the good roads depart
ments of several states. The good
roads apostles we're welcomed by
Governor Rye. Several delegates
were appointed from this county,
but we know of no one attending.
A report was in circulation here
this week that young Kirby, sol.
der boy at Camp Gordon, had
been court martialed and shot, and
that his remains were taken off of
the train at WiIdersville last Sat
urday. OF course there was no
truth in the rumor. and very great
injustice was done Mr.. Kirby. The
family heard from young Kirby
the last of the week and he stated
that he was we'll pleased and do
ing fine. People should be eau
tious about giving circulation to
such unwarranted reports.
Mrs. Louise billiard has rented
her home of jackson street to
Moody McCollnm, rural carrier
out on route No. 4, and she will
reside with her daughter, Mrs. s.
E. Murray, in Memphis. She
and her daughter, Miss Essie, left
last week for Memphis. Mr.. Nc
Collum will move in within a few
weeks. He has sold his farm to
j. Wesley Williams. Wallace
Steel, who has lived with Mrs.
billiard for many years, will re-
main at the place, residing with
Mr.. McCollum.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19

WANTED "A load of good, dry
corn. IT. M. Harwell. soft
Jack White, of Jackson. is here
with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Townes,
For RENT Three nice rooms.
Apply to Mrs. Mary Parsons. 39-tf
Wannamaker is to take SO, $780,
600 in liberty bonds. 1t is easy
when a man has the cash.
WANTED-100 teams to haul logs
in woods at Byman Switch, near
Hico. Good wages paid. y. v
Stimsom & Co.
j. w. Mckinney, of the Twelfth
district, was here Monday, being
interested in letting the contract
to dig ditch No. 3.
Prof. Joe Bayer and wife, Of
Cumberland City, we're guests Of
Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Bayer the
latter part of last week.
Ed. |. o. Foss, of Nashville,
will preach at the Christian church
Sunday morning and night. The
public is cordially invited.
Homer Finley. of Humboldt,
was here this week placing a mon
ument to the grave of Mrs. Free
man, mother of Mrs. Lon Vawter.
WANTED Good teams and
heavy wagons for hauling dredge
boat material. Apply 5. G. Har-
vey. Hotel Olive, Huntingdon.
j. ". Swnney, successful
farmer of the Irrelevant commun-
ity, was among those here from
Irrelevant community, Wednes-
day.
/, w. E. Pace, will not be re-
sponsible for any debts my wife,
MRS. M. E Pace, may make while
we are separated. w. f. Pace.
October 4, 1917. 37-3t
About $4,000 was paid out for
cotton in Irrelevant last Saturday
by local buyers. representing three
gins. Cotton IS being delivered
there from points formiles around.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
The Way to Win

II YOU think you are beaten, you are;
If you think you dare not. yon don t.
If you'd like to win, but you think you can't
It's almost eineh you won't.
If Won think yeu'lI lose, you're lost,
For out Of the world we find
Success begins with fellows will
It's all in the state Of mind.
If you think your outclaSsed, you are
You've got to think high to rise.
You've got to be sure of yourself before
You can ever win prize.
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man;
But soon or late the man who wins
Is the one who thinks he can.
IS. w. McGill, Nashville.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
c. A. Teachout Sinking

Just before going to press We'd
nesday a telephone message was
received from Nashville announc-
ing the sad news that G. A. Teach
out had suddenly grown worse and
it was not believed he could live
through the day.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
For Service

Registered Roam Durham bull
ready for service; also registered
Poland China boar. Service fee
for bull 81 so, for boar 81 90, My
Durham is of the finest strain.
36.4t.p +. E. JOHNSON.
Route 3, Huntingdon, Tenn.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19

Devotional Exercises ..... Chaplain
Piano solo Philomatheon. .........
... ., Miss Cora Sedberry
Piano Solo Athenean 800 ..,.."
49,. ........... Miss Maggie Smith
Reading Philomotheon -.
..... Miss Elsie Sloan
Reading Athenean .......
-. 80. Miss Leila May FeSmire
Essay Philmotheon. ........
....... 49,. ..... Leonard Picker
Essay Athenean ...: ...s,.,.......
u. ...... ...... James Blanks
Vocal Ouartette Ed McAuley. Billie Blanks,
Clarence Walker, Charlie Moore Heron
Defamation Philomatheon 49,.
.... ......... Aubrey Dunlap
Defamation Athenean. ......
...... .........,,.,.... Henry Johnson
Debate-ResoIyed: THAT wealth is the
cause Of more crime than poverty"
Affirmative Phlomatheon ,..,.-
-. Connie Picker and Mary Hillsman
Negative Athenean .,.....
..... uiou Ozier and Thelma Holt
Chorus Misses Lucille Holt, Frances Wingo,
Mary Mowen, Martha Ware. Claribel
Hurdle. Lula Nav Adams.
Phuomatbeon Herald . EditresS
Athenean Herald ...,.......,.... Editor
Awarding Of Banner.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19

Offerings and Scripture Quotations.
A sermon BY Rev. r. H. Jackson completed
the program.
The following joint program
will be given by the Philomathean
and Atbenean societies Friday
night. October 10, 1917, at 7:30
O'Clock:
Song Star Spanglea Banner. 49,. Society
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-03
TWO KINDS OLE PATRIOTISM

Do you think that the only army
which exists for you, as a man oil
honor, is that which sees active serv-
ice on the battle field? 1t is not.
There are two distinct types of arm
les, each OF which aids Uncle Sam
az the other: the martial band and
the army Of general maintenance.
The former bravely faces the enemy S
fire for the love and preservation
Of their country; the latter just as
bravely faces hard toll in the fac
tories and fields to provide for the
soldiers and their families. How
would the army be able to cross riv-
ers without bridges; to fight with
out weapons? How would the navy
be able to sail without ships?
The answer to all of these ques-
tons is one and one only: that one
army is as important as the other,
and that the best way to show your
love for Uncle Sam is to help him
in the best way you can, whether it
be as a manufacturer, engineer, SOL
der or farmer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-03
JOLT FOR ROAD BUILDING

The attorney general has decided
that under the new road law The
county commissioners may refuse tC
build any road petitioned for under
the hard surface benefit district
plan Morris county had petitions
legal and abundantly signed for 35
miles OF road; the commissioners re-
fused to build it and they are up
held.
Kansas is to get over 10000 geo
in federal money during the next
four years if it builds roads-if not
the money goes to other states. It
is now up to the commissioners and
unless they are progressive Kansas
will continue to have dirt roads and
lose the federal aid
A petition from Herington for a
AZ mile piece of concrete road is
now before the commissioners here
and they will act on it at the next
meeting.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-03
WAR ECONOMY

II must now throw upon the floor
the crust l will not eat,
For many little hungry ones would
think it quite treat,
For willful waste makes woeful
want apd I may live to say.
ooh, how wish | had the bread
that once ! threw away"
We must respond to the appeal of
our government and that of our al
lies that we conserve our food sup
ply. The question is one for grave
consideration and cadeful study. Its
proper solution will carry as much
weight as the growth of larger
crops. 1t is largely matter for per-
sonal effort and much can be done
by individual care. Many are the les
sons that the VIGOROUSLY extrava-
CANT American housewife can learn
by application to the problem OF
true economy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-03

President Wilson in a letter to
Arthur Brisbane of New York says
he is opposed to any system of cen
sorship that would deny to the
people of the United States their
irdisputahle right to criticize the
action of their own public officials 80
lie wrote that he would not expect
any law to shield himself from cri-
tlcism Which is not only good sense
but history has shown that the
more Wilson was criticized the more
votes he got.