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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
Notes From S4isagg. vi


fSSsaEse ,YeMssak2
Birthday parties seem to be the or
der of the day
Kaiser Mach said, "For Heavens
sake. hs never WIS 81 sdfprissd I'm his
life. +" He's only twenty FIVE. but we
had fun, tho.
Among those present were Mister
O'Candy and Sis Hopkins from Allan
ia. Little Trudy Van Dreel and her
two small sisters noisy and Agnes
from Newbrasky, in abbreviated cos
tunes. Agnes caught cold, not be-
ing used to above mentioned costumes.
Nit Eek, as Sam Weed from Alma
kan. Irene Kane who we saw in that
Warwickgrap thriller, "Eally Days in
Oklahoma, was also present. Right
away Kaiser was on guard as the fell
lers gathered around. Oh, for heav-
ems sake, Kaiser, we didn't mean
nothing.
Mr.. O'Csndy got the ring in the
cake. He says he is going to Utah
right away. Casey Musb is going to
be rich man, he got the dime. The
thimble was left, whichaT believe was
right at that. H"ke Haeo
Nit Eek Wehf to Grand opery the
other night. He saw Romeo in Juliet
with Gutta Percha. He says he likes
the Boston Burglar better, He nose.
Rumors have it that poker parties
are being held. Better look out fell
lows, the chiefs coming back from
Saint Louis soon. Maybe a raid any
night.
Fritz Pinskie was seen going down
the road toward Kansas City Friday
night with gun over his shoulder
He says he is going after jack rabbits.
Mr.. O'Candy says he likes the seats
In the all night picture shows.
Stirring times in the police depart
ment these days.
One of the boarders was to the AL
lied Bazaar the other night He says
he never saw so many pretty girls be-
fore. They we're all selling chances
on brooms. Whyf So the Germans
can clean out the back streets. The
bazaar's the thing.
An early dip in the lake is very re-
freshing these days. After few min
utes in the water you hardly notice
it.
Don't forget orchestra practice Fri
day night.
Sis Hopkins is taking in all the
shows in town. She says they don't
have none where she came from.
Report has it the Columbia is a
moving picture house.. Ask Sam, be
knows.
Mr.. Wines, the Ford man, motored
to Michigan City last Sunday. At
lunch time he stopped the car and
drew out large limberger sandwich.
After lunch he found he couldn't start
the car. A passer-by, shifting the air
suspiciously, asked what was the mat
ter with the engine. Wines said he
didn't know. The passer-by said be
didn't either, but he reckoned the en-
CINE was dead. Next
Mrs. O'Candy is visiting relatives
and also some friends in Saint Louis
Society Is economizing these days
Four we'll known young south sider'
sat in the peanut gallery at the MaJes
tic theatre Saturday night At time'
it was almost possible to see the stage
Following the theater all sojournef
to the College Inn. where much mer
riment took place over the WEIGH rao
bit and Java corktails favored witt
nutmeg. oweeInearV
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
New Partnership.

C. A. Rigbv, of Whitwell, has
associated with him as partner,
his son-in-law, Rowen Deakins,
under the title of Rigby & Deak-
ms. They have purchased the
bankrupt stock of S. L. Pryor
& Son.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
WORTH ATTENTION or WOMEN

When you feel TOO tired to work, wake
up weary, have backache or pains in
sides, when you suffer rheumatic twing-
es you may be sure the kidneys are dis
ordered. Fay Shelburg, All, Mo, writes:
81 had kidney trouble two years. Moth
ing did noe any good until / got Foley
Kidney Pills ] wo SOC. boxes cured
me-" Sold by j. w. Simpson e. Son,
Jasper, Tenn
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. A. t. Stewart and
little son, who spent the holidays with
Judge T. L. Stewart and family, have
returned to Jasper. Winchester Truth
and Herald. -
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18

s.-srsrs sa5.sa-.s 'Hsat ggsa
The News has the news. 25c 90 lth'
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

s7vBy virtue ofSthe power vested in me
by deed of trust executed by A. L.
Frye, dated Jan. 10, 1915, and record
ed in Book Xxx. pages 528-5a9 Of the
Registrars Office. of Marion Co.,
Tennessee, default having been made
In the payment, Of the debt therein
secured; now, therefore, I, as trustee
under said deed of trust, will on
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
S147,585. Al

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COUNTY OF MARION.
/, II. A. Kelly, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, and gives
the actual condition of said bank as
shown by the books on file in sald bank
f. A. KELLY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this 18th day of January, 1917
A. T. STEWART,
Notary Public.
SEAL
Correct--Attest:
S. II. ALEXANDER, Director.
T. q. GARRETT. Director
v. j. ALEXANDER, Director.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
SATURDAY., February 10, 1917,

at 10 O'Clock noon at the South Door
Of the Courthouse at jasper, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder for cash and
free from the equity of reclamation,
homestead and dowery rights, the fol-
lowing described property, being in
the nth Civil District of Marion Co.,
Tenn and being a part Of the o J.
Frye home place and containing so
acres more or less, and reference is
here mace to the said deed of trust for
a full and complete description.
L. r. DARR,
Trustee
Jasper, Tenn, jar, ", te17
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-18
Subscribe for the News.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE
Marion Trust 8 Banking Co.,

located at Jasper, Tennessee, at tho
close of business, Jan. 6, 1917.
RESOURCES.
Loans'and Discounts, Sl24,OI9 20
pands and Stacks and Warrants 5000 %
Ranking House. @'OoO w w
Furnit're and Fixtres, l,@oO w
Actual Cash on Hands 5,953'79
Due from Banks and .....-. q,
Bankers ION Denand) s,71S'lo l4,o'l'o@
Checks and Cash Items 40 ~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
5dwenknn9 nQ6 re6t5.
llationallibtralt partri lit pfutI0lano
ndbrrt 66 Oen ROnlerDatipea.
Grite Gaoune Ser ,patriSten".
Aomtral upn Girpits neunt BeIoiru Gue-
Ianna Briidsemkopf.
Grite Gaom1oe ser ,,patriSter
ssayriIsbe ,1ste an Sen papIt.

einem IdredIi6en arieee beripideli
mar. Ti4 ben 6sinosn oss Rsithss anp
idIob.
2!uf oos repise @unber Der beuta
iaen Stdrte" bintpeiienb, Die fitb 10
glduSeno betdtigt babe, Iagte Der Snis
Ter: .Sn Der 3at, bic peraeltenoe
5anb bes Ridters bort oben bat bas
S6idiaI OieIsS treuloIen friiberen
5rsunOes beiiegelt. 8as Der 9err Der
9eerTAaren nod peiter beabli6tigi,
piHen mir ni9t; ooh tomme mas
ba polle! Bir t0nnen pertrduenspou
Der 8eIt tns @eii6t ieben, Nir pous
ten bieieu &rieg nitbt, uno lpeun er
perlGngert mtrb, lit ss uidt unIsrs
Saulo!"
SUnberantmOrt SaDerRs.
Berlin, 26. Sept. @iuer Spesiots
bepcIde aus Miinheu an bic .3eis
tung an 9}ittog" sufoIee bat bic
babriide Regierllng cine belouoere
9ntport auf ole 6riebensnote bes
Papiies ob9eianOt, uuo man lit iibers
5eu9t, ooB Der oeutI6en &egierung
Der SnbaIt ooIltGubig betannt lit.
Die @ntIsuoung elmer beIonberen
gfote miro NIT bsm internationaIen
unb bipIomntii9en Gefeb bsgriinbet.
Da Dsr beutfbs pdpitIitbe 0eIegat in
8apern attrebitiert lit, 10 murbe bic
gtote bem &6nig 9ubpiq suqeitelt.
Die gntport BEG IeBteren pirb BIN.
men trr5em nty0fientlidbt peroen. sic
ion i'm all9emeinen nit Der oeutIden
ii6ereinItimmsn, iebo6 in6e3ua aui
GENTLE Puntte mebr auf Gin3clbeiten
etnge9en.
sie6snte arirssoalei6e.
gmIterbam, 26. Sept. Graf bor
R0bern, Der Setretdr be8 taiIerli6er
S6dBdmts, ertldrte in elmer in Ser.
lin obgebaItenen 0ffeEtliden Der,
iummIung bel @eIpre6nra Der lie,
benton 9riegsdnIeibe. ss Iei feline Sc.
fabr porbanben, oaB bur6 bic 3eib,
nun9en fir Ole 2tnIei6e Dem Gjelbs
martt bic n0tigen 5onbs sur 8isoer,
beritelIuug oes auslpGrtiasn SanbeIa
uab benz 8riege ent3ogeu perben
tpiirben. Die 9ei6s6ant unb biz
aan3e beutfde 9anttpelt bdtten Be.
reits etnen 9roBen plan fir g(uf.
naRme uno 8etpiIIiguug BON 2lnIei.
ben nuf arisgs sS6eine ausgeatbeitet,
peIdsr bic 5reilegung Der gan3en
9eIboorrdie bes gfei6es anqeiihts
Der numittslboren gtnjprii6e an 0as
aupitaI bsbeute, bic borausfi6tIid
nod BEN GriebsnsTdluB seItent ners
ben ipiirben.
gi5esQomiroI Seb6irabaus, Dtrets
iOg Der 0eutf6en abmirdIitdt, bers
ii6erte ben 3ub6rern, bdB Elm unbes
I6rdntter ltnterIeebootfrieg befTer Tef,
ols 2lufre9terbaltung BEG 5riebens
nit ben Der. Stnaten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
Nene Sriten STen,
itue bel 9pern.
Saten Ocutider 5licser.
Scntider geridt.


Berlin, 26. Sept., iiber 2on0on.
Ser 9eitern obello ousgegebcne 5u.
ioBIide 8eridt lautet:
uSSn 6lonoern mar Die 5eller.
tdtigfeit bon ne6ieInOer &eftiofeit.
Gin Der MeHin. ypern.5traBe fanoeu
ortli6e Snianteriegefedte itntt, nell
dc 5lt unieren @unlten enoigten.
Berlin, 26. sept, iiber 2on0on.
Qer geltern attsgegebcne geriht bat
ioIgenoen @ortIaut:
n&eltli6er ariegsidaueIob:
n5ront oes Oeuti9en aronprin.
3en:
oS5n Dem gbaumegeboIs (n6roIid
bon gerou1D entluideIte fi6 erbit.
tertes Sonogemenge, oos die Gage
nidt berdnoerte. gtobe gc3onuaur
mar elm 8oritoB in Die feinoliden
2tnien bon polltdnoigem @rfoIge
be9leitet. Wfebr als $50 @efonaene
Duroen i'm gnr5en genodt g8Gb.
reno Der gfont bra6en uniere
Stltrmtruppen in cine feinolihe
SteIlung nabe 0talincourt lrno febr.
ten nit 8einngenen 5uruf.
y9ln Der gtisne uno in Ser Cham.
pagne tDur6e Die 6euertdtigfeit seit.
peiie beftiger uno es fam gu gr.
funoungsgeieften, Die lus @efo. i.
gene ut,o geute einbra6ten. glui
oem 0Itli6en llfer Der 9eaas ent.
pifeIte Die glrtiaerie lebbafte "a.
t;afeit, uno 5piihfn Der @oderau.
oille-G 6aulnont. StroBe uito @lau.
court fanoen ortIide SSnfouteriege-
fe6te itatt. Siolib pon Beaumont
entrifen uniere 3riippen Den 8ron.
5oien @rdben III elmer @reite BON
pierbun0crt Metern un0 bebaupte.
ten tie 9egen peridieoene 9egenan.
grille.
pQrmeegruppe oes aronptinSsn
RupbrsGt BON 8dbern:
Die BON unIerer Qrtinerie in
snergiI9er QBsiie uusgefibrte Be-
ifieBung Der feinbIihen 8atterien ere
apang an Der S6lohtfront in 6lans
bern cine 5eitpsiie erbe6lide 2lbna6ms
oes feinoliden 6susrs. gtnigsn itor.
fen feinoIihen Jeusruenen foIgts tein
britii6er 2lugriff.
rllHiere 6lisger griffsn in Der leg
ten gld4t gTgidno an. 4uf miiis
tdri1bs 9ebduoe unb Darenhdufer
i'm oer3en bon 2onoon iopie ouj
8ooer. Southeno, Chatham unb
SheerHeB nuroeu gomben gefporFen.
Ieuers6riiIfs bs5euoien ibre 4irs
tuHg. Dintirfsn rEroe aud Our6
9omben angesrifieb
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
Rn6lano onrb aa'uuiflr Nnahlalber
mil, ibrtn Mfoi,lnen gttibrott
Saet am,erieaniieber Kemsntiiis
8nIlbe,uiki iusrNem anf Orm nrmnkrati-
fdDru 8umareR nlebrbeit babfm.
SorOern i9m uerautuortli6es Sa6inett.

Ianos. gIiidliderlpeiie baben bas
britiibe uno fran5oiiIde goIf ibren
Reeierungen erfIdrt, baB Iie fcinen
Son0erfrieoen abi6IieBen poQen.
9ariiber baben mir geiteril cine for.
melle 3uiiderung erbolten.@
5innIanD.
S5n oerieIben 8eriammIltng er.
fldrte 9lomirol Geroersfi bon Ser
6Iotte oeS SGmnr6en @eeres, BOB
bas QliBtrouen Der @iotrolen gegelt
ibre Sfii3iere unberedtigt iei, lmo
es muroe beldIohen cine aonmil.
lion na6Seliin9fore 5u ienoen, nm
Ben @eluolttaten Der lfatroien &C.
gen Die Gfii5iere elm Gnoe 5u ma,
hen.
Ser &oridIag Ser 3enofrotie bon
8inllano einen geneiniamen Nus
idluB ein5uieeen, Inn Die SpiIden
ben bei0en 2Guoern beiteben0en
Sbmierigfeiten 3u beieitigen, mur6e
gutgebelBen.
Guitbartciien fprtgeihafit.
Retrogroo, "a. Septem6er (Ger.
lpdtet.) 3luor berridt in Der 9e.
oolterung feline 8anif, aber Der 8or.
iidt pegen peroen 4oitbarfeiten al.
ler sIrt aus Der Staot fortgeIdaift,
obne Dab man 0ie offi5ieIle gcrIe-
gung Der 9iesierirng uaA 0tosfau
abparten mill.
8ie uniddbboren @entGloe Der
Sermituge-@iouerie Iieben in Sntcn
oerpodt, uno Der SDno0 un0 oie
Biorrfirhen Ioiieu i6re Sd1be fort
idloffen. @or Dem @ebduoe 0es
Spno0 onferte in Ser giclpe cine
9roBe 9arfe, in peI6e beiIiae @e.
i0Be, foltbore Bidder un0 Oeanu.
ifripte perIaoen muroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
Miaionen1ottc
5ilr amerifanilben 6anOel cine
gSirflidJfeit.
sanrsn6 @liOnen 9Ollars serIano

gafbinoton, 26. gept. Cine
SonbeIsHotte bon iiber / 500 S3ean.
oampiern NIT elmer @eTamt,9on.
mage bon 100000 iuer6en Die Ser.
einigten Gtooten innerbal6 zines
sSabres beiiten, heiBt es In elmer
beutigen gefanrtmadlilna Ser Sflif.
fabrtsbeboroe, sic Elm groororilin
fir Die AusgeitaItllng Der fyIotte emf.
mirft @egenipdrtig Ite6t bereits
cine Sonnoge bon 100000 3ur
Rerfiiging. Sieroon entfnaen nui
458 amerifouiidje 5a6rsetae. g..
$1,000 3onnen m0 auf Die be.
idlIo9nobnten 6eutiden m6 otter.
reidiiden III Ganpfer 100000
3onnen.
Die ..Gmergcncp Gieet Corpora,
tion" bat in Sen amerifaniider
Sdiffsbnnbofeu na6eSu 400 Staht
idliife NIT iiber 2,500,000 Bonner
5eiblngnabnit mo auBer6cm ser
Ban bon G36 Gdlifien BON 5nlam
men 3,f24,700 3cnacn beitcllt
gGie 5lottc in gfn5iidjt", 6eiig
es IN Dem gerift. ,iit 6ercits I'll ei
ner @irflidfeit aeuoroen. Giaiq
Der beI9Idgnabmteu Gbifie iinb fer
iiageIicllt moroeH un6 ucbInen 81
oung Elm. 9ln6ere merOen III mi.
ie0em 0louat 3nne5men0er 3obI
pom StapeI Iauicn. Iie bon ser
5hiifo6rts bc65r0c 6eitedten Sdiifc
iiu0 i'm Ban begriiieH uno ser erlte
StnpeiIonf miro III ief5ig bis ueiin.
5i9 8ageu erDartei
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
Stats itrafbares
Su ga 5Ollctte's ,SrieSensrcoc
entOeft.
sbumpiOu lpia Senator iuerben.

ct. goul, g1inn., 26. September.
Die 9ommiiIion fir OFieutlide Sis
berbeit, nelhe pcm Stoate Wlinnas
fota eingeIeBt lift, bat ii6 nit Der
Rebe bef6dftigt. ipelde senator Ga
5olette bier gebalten, tpor aber nl9t
i'm ftonbe, stpas itrafbares borIn
aii sntDeden.
geat iehsIilnbiger SiBung purbe
bei6loHen, ben Senat I'm bic Quss
itDBung beg Seuntors ga 6olette 3u
petitonieren uno i'm i6rigen Die gan3e
4naslegsnbeit an bic 8unoesbebprbe
5u ii5eripeiien.
NiagOr S6empion 9anSihnt.
Chicago. 26. September. Mlopor
Wiaian 6ale 5bompIon tinbigte gee
tern nben6 on. ooB er itd um Die
rspublitaniIde termination gum Bum
pesIenatur berpirbt. Der Wlanor bat
srtldrt. baB er aegen bic @ernenbung
amsritaniider Qrmeen in europa 1T
nnb bic 3Dangsaushebung gum Wlis
litdr6ieait i'm qusianbe niB6iligt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30

gluBer oen bisber beite0ten ur0
i'm 8au beiiu0lidlen Sabr5eugen be-
abiidJtigt Die Sdiiiabrtsbeg0r0e luci.
tere Sf]iife nit nlebreren gliuio-
ner Sonnen 81 bauen. nofiir Der
aongreB ioe6en I'm Die gcUiaiguag
Don tai1elio DliGiouen Cellars ar.
aegangen poroen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
etreiE Be- ehiffsGanar6eiter.

Sedttle, gga., 26. September. Der
,Wetal 9ro0ss @ouncil" BON Seattle
bat angeorOnet, oaB nm Sams.ag
mOrgen I'm 10 lbr Die $4,000 Ulits
gIieber Der 10 Metouarbeiter @es
pertI9aften in ben bieiigen S6iffs=
baub6fen uno beripanbten Gontrattz
8ertitdtten Die 2lrbeit nieOerIegsn.
8ieIer 9efebl iIt, lpie es 6eiBt, bic
6oIge bes IpieoerboIten 8erIangens
Der arbeiter in ben SdiIfsbaubofsn
ndd einer en0Ii9en Grtebigun9 Der
fnnebenoen 9obn llnterbanolungen.
80 melt iih obiAGben Idbt, peroen
BON btefem STREET. 0ret grpbe Stabls
f9iff= uno- etpa 16 9ol3I9iffs8an@
bofe betroffsn nerben. Die Stinner
e @bbpsWsrte, orei 6oi5ihiffs8auz
b0fe uuo ie9s Sontrott Dertitdts
ten baben bic 6oroerungen bepilligt
unb tommsu oaber ni9t in 8stro6t.
Sie Gage ut @urtIanb.
9ortIanb, Ore, 26. Sept. 9(uf
@rltn0 elmer 8onferen8 8tpiiben ben
@igentiimern Der Sdiifsbnubofe in
9ortIan0, NiaDor Geo. s. 9afer,
nno 8unoesoernltttler q. y. SorrD
Miro Der gerIllb gennht iperoeu,
oen 8etrieb IN allen g8erfteu ipie.
Der oilfsllnebmen. Die @igertiiner
erflarteu, ooB Tie noIles 8ertraueit
sur 9leeteriug bdtten lulo bereit
ieien, trgen0 ein llebereinfonnleL
has iie nit BEN @rbeitern id)lieBe,
5ii befolgen. Wiapor 9afer mornte
ppr etipoigen Osmonitrationen, i'm
Safe Die 8oubofe rpie0er IN 9etrieb
geieet meroen miiroen. gs iino iest
ung, t1br 1000 Qfann am glusitnto.
gIufrei5mns puu 6armcrn.
8aibinaton 26. Sept. Nus 90
tilntellten uno 8riefen, Die in DEM
iiinalt pon @unoe5- @ebeimageuten
auSaebobenen Sauptquartier Der S.
Us. g8. gefunoen luur6en bat man
erlnittelt, 0nB cine tleine Clique
ron 8riegsienoen inter Seittng Der
S. g8. gS. bunoerte BON 8arnlern
III Ofldboma iibcrreoeten, Die 3urd.
filbrung oe8 Iusbebingsgeietes 5u
befdmpfcn. Die fiir5lib in gnio.
0fla,, abgegebenen 3etlgenausiagen
iiber einen groben &lan Der S. W.
9. 5ur 9eritorrflg bon St0otet
8riiden imo oergleiben, peroen aIS
gn5eiben oafiir ougeieben OoB Die
15armer an Die 9foglidfeit Der
9ur6fiibrltng zines iolden FIanes
glaabten; in 8irfliffeit puBten fc
ieood) redt lpobl, oaB Die gcne-
gung 5lt nibts fiibren tueroe, nno
eaB Iie nur 0en 3ipef babe, Die ae'
gierung 5eittpeilig 81 beIGitigen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
atreifiOrgen.
Insitano Don SuBlen.
arbciterit angeOrobt.
GAiTsbGasstreif i'm 8ansc.

Naibington. 26. September. Die
3oblsugrubsn Qrbeiter hes 2anoes
babsn in elmer gemeiHiamen 8srs
fammlung nen 9ertretern Der @rus
ben6eiiBer uno Sob i,Agrdhsr Die 6ore
berung elmer 2o6ner60buEg pon 20
biz 70 qrp5eut fir 0en 3sntralois
itritt' unterbreitet, peIder Sic Staas
ten SllinOis, Suoiana, ObiO unb Oas
ipeitIide geunipIpanien umfaBt. Die
2p6nrateH in oieIem 0iitritt selttu
ieooa ats Mnbitob fir Die 9Dbne i'm
gon8en 2anoe. Mie es ideiat, iperoen
bic 8rubenbeiiBer bic 6orberung sus
riidpeiien, inoem iie duf Die tiir5z
lid BON Der 3tgierung er5pun9eue
6erabIeBune Ser &obItnpreiie binpeiz
len.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-30
1entidler aorreip0n6ent nerfaftet.

@i6ita, aas., 2G. Sept. @eorq
8artbeIme, iriiberer aorreipouoent
ser aolniiden 3eitlng in 0ai5ius-
tor, lit bier uon oen gun0esbennIteH
in Sait aeuommen goroeL mter
Ger aHfIage. iih ais ieiH0liher
AusIdu0er obue grIanbuis inner.
balb Der boIbgn @leilengrenje oon
Dem 6el6Iagcr Der g1atiouaIaarop
auigebaIteH 5u bo6eh
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-31
METROPOLITAN Shows Here Next Week.

John A. AalDerg, representing lhe
Metropolitan Shows, is in Charles
Town this week making advance pre-
partitions for the appearance OF the
Shows here next week.
The Metropolitan Shows which play S
here as a benefit for the hdepen-
dent Fire Co., is expected to draw
large crowds to the Goetz Show
grounds to see the many high class
attractions which will be found I'M
der numerous tents.
The Metropolitan Shows will arrive
here Sunday morning, from Martins
burg, where this week, they are play
ing an engagement for the benefit OF
the Regneal Hose Co. Several humid
red people are carried in twenty
special cars which travel as special
train.
In the Winchester Star for last
Friday prints the following
"Of the Metropolitan Shows whics
is now playing on the Equity Grounds
| as a benefit for the Charley Rouss
Fire Company, can be said moth NJ
good that would be untruthfpl, moth
| ing in praise that would be exage.'
ated. This colossal assemblage OF
attractions has created and occupie.
class of its own in the broad ane
varied field of Carnival endeavor
TIL metropolitan Shows is not onl,
one of the greatest, but it is the bes
seen here in Winchester"
The independent Fire Company,
have arranged for dainty concerts ant
several free acts will be seen ever,
night
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-31

There has not summer gone by fol-
long number of years that our office
did not have to pay for at least one oil
tive wheat crops thot were destroyed
by fire. 1t may be your turn this time.
Who Knows? A few dollars will pro
tect you and make you feel more com
Portable. Let US hear from you.
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| Money to loan on real estate, Apply tc
" Norris.
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Palmbaum's.
| New Hosi,r, and Und, rwear at Palm.
BUM.
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| Shoes for men and pys, work or play, al
the old rces. See us first. Geo c Mars
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R,z N Baking Powder high grade, $50
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-31
The Death Of Mrs. Mary Morris Masll
StTudWick.

That death does love a shining
mark" was again exemplified when
announcement was made from the
home of her parents that on July
24th, 1917, Mrs. Mary Morris Mason
Strudwick, of Richmond. Va, was
made only another coveted victim of
its unerring aim The funeral SER
wees were conducted by the Reve O
Mr.. Page, of Manassas, Va, in Zion
Episcopal Church at Charles Town
and the Interment made in the Zion
Church Yard amid its sweet and holy
stiffness, and in the presence of a
large concourse of loving friends that
followed her remains to their last
place Of rest in the dumb and silent
mysteries of the tomb.
The active pallbearers, her young
per-onal fri ends, were c. N. CamI bell
Charles R. Crane, Garland H. Moore
Henry w. Shepherd, H. HMcCormick
and t. T. Perry. The honorary pail
bearers were Col F. w. Brown.
Col. B. d. Gibson, Judge T. c Green
and II, w. Potts.
The florial tributes, that wholly
covered the grave, and the immense
throng gathered there attested not on
ay the love OF many friends, but the
esteem, respect and admiration of all
classes, on whom she always wont to
smile alike the sweet smile of sun
shine and brightness. In addition to
her husband, Mr.. Edmund Strudwick.
who is an of lcer in the Army Reserve
Corps, she leaves surviving her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Munry Ma
son. Jr., two sisters and one brother
Surviving her a'so W II be long sw eet
memories of a sweet and splendid lit
tie woman, whose disposition was
sweet, gentle and angelic, and whose
nature was richly and deeply inlaid
with so many of the noble human at
tributes that combine to make mob
woman.
Her physical beauty and her CHEEKY
smile was known to all the beauty
of her soul and heart was known on
ly to those who lived close enough
to her life to hear the souls music
and to detect the hearts beat.
10 those who knew thee not, no
words can paint,
And those who knew thee, know all
words are faint"
Thus, again has been done the will
of Him who doeth all things well
who is too wise to err and too good
to be .un&ind. And to his will, both
family and friends have bowed in
Christian faith, and the bereaved hus-
band responded with the fortitude OF
a Christian soldier, who is speeding
to the land of cruel war am bitter
strife, while she has gone to the army
of angles in land of perfect peace
and glorious sunshine.
A Friend.