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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Nafpnittaa mad goafum, ou be.
fanntlib Die firunaiele Seite bes 8e.
ihdfts mib niht berrodIdiiiet iper.
ben bari, urro neil Wittpof Ser.
mannsiobne.Tas Ter Ili%siteI1iing ait.
geiest tuar. Ger Scser tprrbe Witt.
nod Rafpnittag iebof ,pieber franf
nnb oaber bus obensenannte &eiul.
tat"
genet6e,,stpertb iopniide Srit1noe
in Der bei,ti6en Seitungs,peIt in
Grero. @em Der Seser frunf lit,
fam Die 9eitune nift eri6einen.
Soften mir. lieber 2eier, bab beiuster
Seser ni4t nur better, ionbern guns
ipcbI fiiblt, bamit Der Eppenbeiiser
in 9uero nidJt abernmls in Die imam.
genebme Sage perieet miro, Die
iinan5ieIle Seite bes geidy1fts 3l Der.
nahldiiigeu, mas man 6efanntlib
r1idt burf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
8eitranSeter Sealer.

Bon ieiner Wannid)aft perluiien,
trieb Der breimoitiee britiite Sdoner
IS. 81. Solmes", tpeId)er frirber aiif
ben eroBen Seen i'm 0tenit itano,
neulid bel Sagesatbrlld gegen Die
&iiite bel garnegut Gitp, &c. g., mnb
ieste iif i'm @raf bes ameritani.
iden Sransportoumpfers Gunner"
Der i'm Iesten 9e3ember alf ben
'Sanobdnfen alflief. felt. Ser 9lia
bes Seglers ieste iih in Ser 9rl,dp.
iteue felt, Delde Die See 5pii6en Dem
porberen uno binteren Sbeil oeS
Sronsportbampfers geriiien bot. Die
Wannifaft Der 9arnegot 2ebensret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

@etiher bon GROCER 9lnse lirrb enor.
mer WoiIe in Die Sb1ler bes Siibens
abflieben.
Wenn mani abcr Die Yieonrontbof-
ebene erreibt bot, tpeIhe Der &ihtling
Der @ebirgsfette fpIet, 10 ifeinen ale
Sd~apieriefeiter su idppinben. gfan
fam einen Rorr-Hitt Bis at Der
2inie maf,et, no Der 8ipfel iih
1900 Sub iiber Dem &eiienben in
einem gIisernben 8aq bon Sfutee
un0 @is trlstg erbebt. @r miro Don
dnoeren getpultigen gergrieien fIan.
fiert, Die cine Ja15 rpiiroeruoIe Gin.
faiiung aeben, faum minber groB.
artig, als Der Wount Wcainlep
ielbit! Die S5cnerien geben irber
ale 8eifreiblns binaus urb tperoen
bon manhen WeItreiienben fir &c.
rroe8ii eirsigartig erfldrt, iton noe.
gen bes titaniihen NoBitabes, in mel.
dent oieie Serriid,feiten iif bieten,
iei ibre @roBdrtigfeit cine biiitere
ober cine freiinolihe.
3ie Caribou, peIfe in ben beiae.
ten 8aIb. iir1b Seen|Segelrben an
oen norblifen Mbbaneen peiben-es
treten bier bd1ifg Seroen Don 1900
bis 1900 Sbieren mif, cine beiit5li.
tage ionit unerborte Sabl--bhben
eir,en Der SmiptJriirbe, mesbalb iif
Der apnsreB CUR Shafiung bieies
Natiottalporfes eltihloB. Eenn es
NOR ibm Dor naent barliln 5lt fbiirt,
bas lpiloe tbieriite 2eben Dor Der SSlt.
paiion pieler SGeer s5u ifiiserl,
rpelde Die Sertigitellune Der nelien
&eeierurgsI@iienbobn unfeblbar in
oieie @esenb bringen tpiro. Oie
8abnIinie fommt on bieies grobe Sea.
tIir1uinber bis. i~nnerbdIb 5tpan3ig
WeiIen bernn,-fiir Sportslelite MIR
elm auseniprling.
S6on Die Caribou anein-b Die bier
nod ME geiagt nnrben iirrb nnb ba.
Der ben Wenifen MIR iebr penis
fiirften, paren eines iolden Shuses
pertb. Gs baroelt lid aber nod UNI
Imndes dnbere Wirb. oorlintcr pieIe
grobe 1lasfiihe @1ren INTO Die pr1h.
tisen gergibafe, Die anbertpGrts
be,lte metfters m,noericIten gerpor.
Sen iinb, tpdbrenb man in Der hinge.
bl,ne bcs 8erees WcainIep an einem
Gage Bis 81 500 ee5Gblt bat. Der
,lel,e Nationalparf oiirfte in bieier
Siniiht einen dbnIiden geruf erfiiI.
len, tpie fir anbere ipibtise Nesionen
Der YeI1otpitone Yarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Rlffebr Der 8iber.

8or etrpu Sebn coer finf5ebn Sab.
rem bate man eealaubt, Der 9iber,
oieies intereifante taotebmienbe
4lein.E el5tbier, lei IN Norb!&merifa
10 gut ipie misJerottet ur,o falt Die
ein5iee Iusnabme bilbeten elm paor
tuna6iide Strit)e nit Dinner 9eiie.
belung. a~bseieben natiirlib bon
fiinitlider 8iber5uft, pelde ba urb
bort in beibetbencm llmfang un6 MIR
Der Belize balber betrieben rp,,rbe.
Mber bus 8latt fat it'd wieoer ge.
penoet, uno cine nele @tber-Serr.
lihfeit i6eint in Douem anbreden al
iein. Sic mag pieleift ni9t san3
oieienige friiberer 3eiten Rorb-ame.
rifas erreihen; ober bebeutenb eenilg
lit lie ihon iest, unb Die Iusiid)ten
mir fiinftigbin lfeinen iebr CUTE 81
iein.
Oils eS nit Den miloen 9ibern on.
i6einenb Nattbii am letter. lpar,
r%ufften lid Die Staas. 2eeislatiren
gum GrlaB bon Sd)usgeiesen aili.
limo Der 8ibcr 5cigte i6nea senug,
bab aaes, ipos err teo1irfte. nm nieber
elm Stiid lcbenoieen ameritaniiden
Sebens 81 meroen. cine CUTE @elegen.
belt mar. 4n pielen Sertlidfeiten,
nelde 5lpiiden Wuine mo Nap
Werifo peritrelit lie9en, permebrt err
lid in raidem Eempo. Die aroBte
8iber. 8olonie oes leetcren Staats 1T
fnrIm 5apei IeiIcn bon IlbilNlerqic
entfernt.
Oas lit MIR Elm 9eiipiel fir pieIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
@anbitcn in seras.

Die gntoeflng elmer 8u,rbe bon
Werifanern porige @ode brei Wei.
len iiiblib BON Dem merifanii6en
gnbe Der Bride in Sabriis, SeraS,
bat pieIe 9epobner Der Stabt beran.
lubt, Die gauge Hadyt mad gu bleiben,
ba man eiren lleberiaa fiirttete.
9ie Batrouiacu iinb nermebrt
porben uub es limo 8eritdrtitnsen,
barunter aud cine Wuihinenseuebr.
abtbeilung, na6 Subrus ge6ra6t
lpor6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Cine Seitnngs. SbgQe.

Sn Dem Stoote beS einiamen
Stern, in Dem id)onen iin6 reiden
Seras, gibt es einen Srt Giiero. 2iest
in De @itt County lnb bat-genau
tpiiien mir ni1t, iuie oiele @intpobner
Der Ort bat, mir piiien MIR, bab er
Dor hinfdebn Snbren 440 Seelen
5ablte Giant Riters @eosrapbii6em
2eriton).
Inter ben geiurbnerln bon Guero
rnb llmgebung eibt eS ai,geni6ein.
lid piele 9eutiGe, benn eS erid)cint
in Guero cine .9eutite @unoitaii",
elm ahtieitieeS Wofenblatt.
SIN Der teueiten Nummer bieics
glnttes e,ttbetten mir unter Der
lleberi6rift .3ettung ncripGtct" fol.
genben 2eitartifel:
,@caen Der aronfbeit unieres
Sesers q. Seimann, peld)cr lett les.
ten 0onnerstag Mbeno am nS5nflam.
mutorp" Rbeumatisnlis lei6et, lit
bieie ausgabe utIiebinm peripGtet.
SIN guero 1T fem Grias fir Den fran.
fen Seser 5u finben unb Die pertben
2eier iper6en p~eriteben, mas es beoeu.
tet, ipenn elm Wonn 10 piel arbeit
tbun mib, wie ionit 5ipei, urb Sub
cine 8erip1tin8 unausbleiblif lit;
besbulb modten mir Die sei6Gsten
2eier bitten, unS Siitisit 81 entihul.
6igen.
,9estpeaen blieb 8eribieoenes I'M.
seiest unto tann crit in Der ndbiten
Gi,Sgabe eriteinen. 9arunter be.
finbet ith audi Die neuberausgesebene
Bite Der gum Wilitdroienit se3oge.
men ilneen MGnaer.
ga urier Scser am Wittpoh
Roraen beiicr iiiblte, nm arbeiten 3l
fonnen, begaben mir uns uniercm
8eripreteu gemdB am 0tittpo6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
8eiblider Tolisiit in Sat ct. 2onis.

Die Grnennli,,s bon 5ruu Sone
Cam aIs Spe3ial.B eamten bes gait
ct. 2ouis'r (Sainois) Holi5ei|Ge-
partements bot itberaa tpeitgebenbites
Srtereiie ipafgerufen. Sruu 2mu
miro MIR on Smnstaeen rnb Conn.
taeen arbeiten. gn anOeren Tagen
lit Tie oils l1nteriudu,ngs. 9eamtin fin
Die 0olfsidpilen anseitelt. IIs 3d.
li5eiI8 eomtin lit es inter anberem
ibre 8flift, ben aublreihen San5'
8eraniigllnaer, Die Sumstags urb
Sonntags nerani;altet tperoen, BEL.
alttpobnen uno oorauf au adten, bub
allies geiittet uno oroentlid auge6t
unb bob Die Yeabden iih nnitdnbig
benebmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Sn gar nranben 8egen6en Der iii6.
neitlifen G~eIsgebirse, no man Dor
einem ~SSabr5ebnt Dem Gremben Spi.
rem bon Mbbolstnsen blrrb Biber
3etgte, ais 8epeiie bafiir, bab ypor
LANCER Seit~ iolde 9biere bierberiim
gelebt batter, braubt Der Reiienoe
nift iebr melt bon ieinem !Sotel al
geber, nm cine grobe Sieoelung
le~betrbteer 8iber al finben unb ibr
@erf beapunbern al fonnen. So, elm
geiibtes Muge fam bonn Seniter zines
B,1umanI@ ugens aus berartises ant
Rio 8ran6e unb anberen ~ipeitIiden
Stromen entIuns ieben.
@erabe Die Hiidfebr Der 9iber nad
BEN iiibtpeitlifen 9todp Wountains lit
.beionbers intereiiant, ba Die 1biere in
bieier &egion lire Ieste rpidtise
Ho1e In Der anlerifanifen @eifitte
ipielten. Dor ettpa einem Sabrbun.
bert tpuren SEEM Werito iopie Colo.
rabo nitr cine nerig befannte @ifo-
nib, un6 Elm groBer Ebeil oes erite.
rem Bebietes seborte 81, Werifo.
tpdre es nod lange 10 &c.
blieben, obne bic Saeoen aiIf Den 9i.
ber, tpelde bon Der @ottin Mobe fir
ben Weltmarft hiftiert iuiroe. Ser
gtber bilbete uripriinelih aud i'm
@orbeu ben Sarptanitob fin Die
9riin6aing Bet groben ySaroion Ban
Co." limo ebenio Iodte er aib Gar.
ion unb ieiue pieIen ytabitreber in
ben Sii6reiten unb I~ieferte Den erIten
anfporn fir Soridungen unS grobe.
r,ingen atif tpeiten @ebieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

rrings5apefen se3ii6tef ipetoen, iiitO
Die tpidytigiten Die &lapperlhlangen,
Die merifuniiden 8ulinafes, Die icgc-
i,annten Geitidenidlungelt, Die ridt
giftig itrb. 9ieie S6longen lperoen
feute beiite 5lt 10. unb iopiel pro
Bh,no perfmrft; Der Yreis idpfpanft
5tpiifen so Gents unb 81 oas 8funb,
unb Die &lapperifJlangcn iinb INNER
nod Die tbeueriten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Pin Musint e~rfranft.

Staats- Senntor 8. q. @iuetts
bon Mineral Goliutp Ntom., lit, nie
mebrere aer8te, ole i'm unteriubt
buben, feitgeicbt Gaben, am Iusias
erfranft. gr pllrbe porldlifig in lei.
Seim in Mltertbft urter Gita.
runtane seiteqt. Sem Srul BART
Bel linn aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

Bon ben er1pofienen Inalpbdbeten
Der Union entfielen i'm Sabre 1910
altf in Imerifa seborene Neger 3O,4
bonn Slnbert, alif Weibe iremben llr-
iprings 1921 b. g., alif @eiBe bon
amerifmniifen gltern 81 b. s., aber
diff Weibe, Die bon eil1gelpanoerten
Gltern Itamnerl, mir If b.. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Trei AT
Mfbma : 0eiDenDe.
Cine meme Saasfur, bic irsenb SentauS ubne
nnbeauemiinfeit poer Seituerluft an.
mcuoen fauu.


gSir baben cine neue Wiet6ooe, bic 9libntn
iurtrt unb mir ipiiniben. bab sic auf uniere
aotten etneH Seriub oamit MAIDEN. IS bIeibt
IT'D gIei1, oh Sie felt ~ldnecrer ober fIr5er
3eii onmit %bebatiet limb, OBJ oas Qciocu iid)
ais 5eittpeiIt9er ooer 6roniiter Nitbma befur,
oct, Ste iolten iib etne ireie 9robe unierer
Wetbooe foulmen Iaiien. IS III ean5 eaal,
in peltem 9Iima Sic leben, mas Sbr gGter
oSer Sbre gei6dtiienna III, penn sic an
@itbmd Ieioer, iptro untere Wetbooe SbnerI
prompte qtnoeruue brineen.
Dtr tiinften beferoers Semen infer Wsittel
5u5ufeteen. berer fS1a u~ugeni9einlin bofi.
nunesIos III unb BET oenen 6ue GinaibmunaS.
nitieI, 2oufeu. Opium, @aie uno patentterte
Rai4mttteI berfuet baber. Ntr mo6ien Nne
auf uHiere Soften iiber5eueen, onb btete neue
Metboee befttmntt VI, oae Stperatbmigfeit.
uueS E5raufen uno aue iene ~ibredltneu
frampfartteea srfdue iofort uno auf INNER
gu beenoeH.
Ste frete Sfferte III 3i pi6tte, nm biefeIbe
fhr nur einen etn5igen Tag gu Grandchildren.
S6reiber sic iofort unb beginner Sic aleib
nit Der gebanbIrne. S6ider ste feir @eIo,
ionbern einfn4 bas ~foIgenoe Coupon. 2buer
Gle eS beute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Stabl einen Eenns: Sedps Wonate
4ndtbuu8.

Ser 80 Sabre aIte Sames gren.
nan puroe su 8ilfes- Barre, ga, gu
iehs Wonaten Mrbeitsbaiis perlir.
tbeilt, neil er einem &rnben auf Der
Strabe einen Bernp seitoblen butte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Srt Heitanraat.

"&ellncr, brin9en sic mir Sale -
cine babe Sortion."
"@eoaure, balbe Sortipren 6oben
mir nidt - aber es lit ifou 10 elm
gertdtet. bab Sic nidt gu biel be-
fommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Sas Wprt pom Mnnbe scnummen.

6crr (als ibm Der S~trabenbabns
hagen Dor Der Nnie tpeefdbrt) /:
rWalefibfdrrete, berbommtel"
Dame (Die and mitfabren poIte) :
.geiten Sanf, mein Serr = Sasiel6e
ipolte i'd 9eraoe audi iagcnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

tllngsitation rtberte binaits nod benz
Sdoner, fano aber ooS Sabr5erg
.perlaiien Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25

ner @iidfebr BON Eroiu eesritnbet
buben unb in Ser ipdter 2pfurg &c.
itorben urb beeraben iein iou.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
MAMMOTH SUBMARINE
NEW GERMAN TERROR
Fleet Being Built For Overseas
Work to Carry Disappearing
Armament.

Germany's newest war monster, o.
tensibly intended for operation outside
the barred zone and probably from a
base 10 the Caribbean sea, is nothing
less than mammoth submarine type,
in appearance like large oil tank
steamship capable Of high speed, In
Simultaneous submersion, of great sup
ply capacity and equipped with dlsap.
pearing armament.
A group Of these new sea wolves are
In course Of construction at KEEL &C.
cOrding to Folke Stembech, nephew of
the Swedish national minister Of
health. Mr.. Stembech had been until
a few weeks ago living at Kiel since
the beginning Of the war On leaving
there-he intends studying shipbuilding
In California-he was searched at the
border and forced to battle In chem.
icals lest an invisible message he writ
ten on his body.
A member Of a boat club at Kiel,
Mr.. Stembech was afforded numerous
privileges and enjoyed the confidence
of many Of the shipbuilders at Kiel
where, he says, every resource of the
German nation is being conferred for
ship construction. the majority Of it
confined to submersibies.
The new type of U boat, Mr.. Stem
bech says, has the advantage of dis
guise and might easily approach an
enemy or a merchant ship under peace
full and friendly aspect, launch torpe
do or fire shell and then disappear.
Mr.. Stembech stated that the Ger
man people esteemed the kaiser still
and were bitter only against the Ger
man generals for prolOnging the war.
Milk was prOcurable in Germany, he
said, only on Doctors written order.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
THE MORE HE ATE
THE WORSE HE GOT
Would Also Get Out of Breath, Was
the Peculiar Condition of
Davidson County
Farmer.


IF farmer was ever in bad
fix, wass," says Mr.. Claud M. Mar
shall, farmer, of South Nashville.
AT BEST" said Mr.. Marshall, "the
work on tie farm is very hard and the
hours are long, especially at this time
of year. Not ony does the man who
works on the farm have to have
plenty to eat, but he has to have
plenty of wind to hold out.
II had plenty to eat, but the more
I ate the worse l got-I would soon
get winded-in other words, out of
breath. A farmer can't hold up long
at that. He has to have something
to keep him up and he must stay
kept up. If his grub and his wind
go back on him he is in a bad way.
And that is just the fix was in. /
could eat, and eat and eat and eat,
but the more / ate the worse il, was
for me. l would no more than get
started at my work than | would run
out of breath. / knew there must be
something that would help me get
over that condition.
II had been reading in the news
paper about Win Hepatica, the Uni
versal System Purifier and Tonic, and
went and got a bottle. Before it
was half gone l was better. have
taken two bottles and can new do
my work with ease and pleasure. l
can eat anything ! want and don't
get winded any more. am going
right on until take the entire six
bottles to make good and sure Of be-
ing entirely cured"
There are thousands just in the
same fix that Mr.. Marshall was in.
What they need is complete, yet
gentle, cleaning out of their system.
They need Vim Hepatica. the Univer-
sal System Purifier. which is made
from eight Of the best herbal rene
dies known to medical science, ~for
cleaning out the system, toning it IN,
making the liver to work RIGHT. rid
ding them Of CONSTIPATION. indiges-
+ion. nervousness and sbortness of
hroo+h. which IS caused. in most cas-
es hv INDIGESTION.
vi7 Hera+ico Sc hoino ir+rodr-"ei
and evrlained Nv 7. c. Ammons. Gloa-
son. Tenn
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
AUSTIN SPRINGS NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. d.
Barber, a thirteen and one-hali
pound boy, last Tuesday, July 81.
The protracted meeting closed at
Mt. Vernon, with five additions to
the church.
The AGREE graveyard was clean
ed off Aug. 4, with plenty of dinner
jforSeverybody.
Mr.. Jimmie Moore is back in
No. 1. again.
The protracted meeting began
July %, atNNew Hope and closed
Aug. 8, with preaching and bap-
tizing at Westmoreland's levee,
thirty-four being baptized.
Several OF the young people
attended the moonlight picnic at
Mr.. Steve Farmers, near Boyds-
vile, last Saturday night.
Let all remember that the
Morgan graveyard will be cleaned
off Saturday, August II. Come
and don't forget to bring a hoe.
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at Knob Greek on Thursday.
before the second Sunday.
Mr.. Mckinley Stephenson hap
pened to a serious accident, when
he started to get in a buggy, the
horse started, Ethrowing him be-
tween the wheels, bruising his
head.
Mr.. Hallis} Stephenson was
drying a young horse across the
.Donoho levee and the horse be.
came frightened, running off the
levee, but no serious damage was
done. No. l Girl.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
GLEASON GLE.ANINCS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Revival Meeting.

Rev. McLesky is holding a
series of meetings at the c. 2.
church this week. This meet
ing came as a surprise, for the
pastor, Rev. Braley, did not
know until Sunday that Bro.
McLesky could be here this
week, and had not planned the
revival at this time; neverthe-
less, his loyal supporters re-
ceived the announcement glad
ly and much interest is being
shown.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10

Mr.. Henry Hurley and Miss
Pauline Taylor were united in
marriage last Sunday, Bro. Lum
Hall officiating.
Born, to Mr.. Elvis Seamour and
wife, a fine boy.
The protracted meeting closed
at Beach Grove with twenty-three
conventions and eleven additions
to the church. Bro. Prichard,
the pastor, did the preaching.
The protracted meeting began
at Pleasant Grove last Sunday and
lis expected to continue all this
week. Bro. Lum Hall, their
pastor. is doing the preaching.
Had one conversion and seven
additions to the church the first
day Of the meeting.
Born, to Mr.. Curt Royster and
wife, q girl.
1t is reported that Clarence
Jeanes was found this morning
unconscious by his father, who
went to hunt for him, as be failed
to come in from church Sunday
night. He said his buggy was
torn up and his horse crippled. =
A Farmers Wife.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
PUBLIC WELLS PUFFS

There is some sickness in this
section, Ed Moore has g very bad
case Of huX, but is improving, and
one Of his children has fux. Vol
Davis children have had measles
and now one OF them has fux.
There are others on the puny list.
Herman Ellis and wife, near
Martin, have & new boy al their
home.
Bro. j. R. Clark, Of Oklahoma,
stopped over a day last week in
our meeting, enroute to some
point in Kentucky.
Our meeting closed at this place
With paptizing at the river, south
OF Sharon. Seven from this
place were baptized, also nine
from Corinth. Bro. Hall preached
some good sermons, and we trust
much good was done by having
him with US. Bro. Hall is 8
young man and a good talker, and
his influence seems to weigh
heavy on his hearers Rip.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
CORINTR AND NEW SALEM

- -i
We are aware OF the fact that
there are some people in the
world who are not enlightened,
but we did not know that there
was a bunch OF them in the Eighth
district. They went down the road
a few nigth ago, we suppose going
to church, and on the way to and
from church their screams and
yells we're so loud and boisterous
that all living on the public high
way were awakened from their
sleep and some even got up and
dressed, thinking someone was
hurt.
Saturday is set apart as home
coming day at Corinth. Come,
bring bunch with you and enjoy
the day.
Mr.. Tate reports that some
thieves visited Lie hen.house q
few nights ago and carried of
something like a dozen hens.
Mrs. M. A. Wilson is real sic
with walking typhoid fever.
Mr.. L. Griffin is in the extremp
south looking out location, AM
if he finds a place that he likes be
will buy and move to same.
M. Will Stevens is real sick
with fever "A No 5 Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
Mr.. Levi Lee is in Arkansas

Mr.. Levi Lee is in Arkansas
on a business trip.
p-H y
DR.. ]. E. Jeter has recovered
from a slight attack of la
grippe.
A large number of our farm
ers were in Jackson for the
demonstration at the Expert
ment farm.
" " NJ
The missionary society of the
Christian church held an inter-
esting meeting with Mrs. E. A.
White Tuesday.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
GIRLS! WRITTEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make q beauty lotion for q few cents 20
remove tan, freckles, sallownesss

Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter win supply
you with three ounces Of orchard white
for few cents Squeeze the juice OF
two fresh lemons into a bottle, then put
in the orchard white and shake we'll.
This makes a quarter pint of the very
best lemon skin whitener and complexion
beautiier known. Massage this fra
grant, creamy lotion daily into the face,
neck, arms and hands and Just see how
freckles, tan, sallowness, redness and
roughness disappear and how smooth,
soft and clear the skin becomes, Yes!
IL is harmless, and the beautiful results
win surprise you,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
Notice.

l would be glad to do your
hemstitching-10 cents a yard
Mail orders given prompt at
tention.-Mrs. Lucy Byars,
Martin.
Upstairs at Byars' studio,
telephone 348. 1927
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10

Wash Gamer, set in place,
fill two-thirds full of clean,
clear water, fix fire under it
Grady to light.
Put Gaping and tipping iron
in charcoal burner, fill with
kindling and dry chips ready to
light (good dry chips prove as
satisfactory as charcoaD.
Wash cans and tops and put
in Gamer ready to sterilize.
If your Gamer has no
blanching vat attached, scrub
an ordinary wash boiler, fill
half full of clear water and
build a fire round it ready to
light. (Use the wash boiler
for blanching your beans. It
is not best to blanch them in
the water in which they are to
be boiled.)
Never gather beans the day
before they are to be canned.
Be sure to wash your beans
thoroughly before stringing.
Failure to do so often causes
your beans to spoil. String
beans and cut or break into one
inch lengths.
Before starting to string the
beans start fire under Gamer,
wash boiler and charcoal bur-
ner.
Put a small quantity of beans
in the blanching basket, set in
boiling water and blanch from
three to five minutes, or until
the beans will bend without
breaking. The time required
will depend on the size and
age of the beans. Do not
bIanch too long, as this takes
all the flavor out of the beans.
Keep fires burning briskly.
Remove beans from the
blanch, dip in cold water if de-
sired or pour from basket into
pan, pack in the sterilized cans
and leave Ia inch space at
top of the cans. Pack beans
with back of a spoon or with a
small maui
Be sure your cans are we'll
packed in the bottom, for if
not they will float, causing
trouble and you cannot get
good weight in the cans.
AS soon as a can is packed,
cover with salt water, but be
sure to leave one-fourth inch
space at the top of the can. If
can is filled to full it cannot be
sealed. Use six level table
spoons full of salt to one gal
Ion of water.
ARAsAaAssARAeARASsARARA9ARAR.
SuhScrintiOn TO the Enter
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-10
Plenty Fruit.

There is not the scarcity of
fruit in this section that was
feared. Some orchards are
abundantly filled and their
owners are dividing with those
who are not so fortunate.
Quantities of nice peaches, ap-
Piles and water melons are be-
ing brought to town daily.