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The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05

dey mind on de Lord jis right when de
devil hisself is done turned loose"
Marthlema shuddered at every gun
clap-and prayed all the harder that
no man would die that day at Jim's
hands, for to kill was to murder, ac-
cording to the reasoning of her heart.
The guns ceased at sunset. At mid
night the news came that Fort Pill
low had fallen.
A servant told her how he had heard
Cap'n Jim praised. The general had
made him colonel in return for his
bravery.
But" she would always say, why
has not Jim sent word"
In her heart she was proud. She
even began to see some sense in war
since her lover wore his honor.
Little miss, dat mans busy sortin,
out some O. de hoop skirts dey took
fer you. does hope ter goodness he
duz."
However this did not apepase her
anxiety.
"It's not like him-he should send
word. Did he know you were coming?
and when did you see him last. These
and other questions she put to each
and all who came to bring news.
Her mother, pale little invalid
who always looked upon the bright
side of things said. "The victory is
ours. Our boys have done splendidly.
The living are heroes, and the dead
are martyrs"
But, mother, L"
Mother held up her hand. LET us
bear our burdens as did they. The men
are tired, perhaps sleeping-we can
wait"
This was. indeed, a reason-that
was why she had not heard.
That night she slept soundly. Next
morning she was awakened. There
was messenger at the door. She
dressed quickly and went herself to
meet him.
The young officer bowed and handed
her package wrapped in a piece of
the enemy's flag. This she tore off
with eager hands and there with one
small crimson spot on it was-the
white shawl.
Madam" said the officer, "rem-
ember you are not alone" And he
went quickly awayp
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05
THEN AND NOW.

Good morning, ST."
"Good morning, Hi
Il say, 81, what is the price Of that
wagon over yonder?"
NINETY dollars, Hi
Ninety dollars! Why my father
bought the same wagon thirty years
ago for 500"
Eyes, 81, he did, and bought it Of
mes but as money was scarce at that
wanted some corn, your
father delivered to me 800 bushels Of
corn in payment Of the $50 and ! can
Ruse more corn at this time and will
make the same trade with you today
as | did with your father some thirty
years ago on the same wagon And
will give you from my selling stock
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05

Pleurisy pains are locaeted Just be-
the same region but toward the back.
low the short ribs. Lumbago affects
BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT is
T. remedy in either case. If rubbed
in thoroughly it eases pain, relaxes the
muscles and the patient can move
about freely and comfortably. Price
25c, SOC and $1.00 per bottle Sold by
J. d. Curtis Drug Co. Jan
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05

in addition to the wagon at 500, one
buggy $50, one suit of clothes for
yourself, $50; one dress for YOUR wife
$50; one dress for your baby, S.; a
crib for the baby, So; box of cigars
for your friends, So; five pounds of cOf-
fee $l.5O; 2 pounds of tea. 81; 20
pounds of sugar, 50; 200 gallons gas
oline, $40; lubricating oil $3.50; to-
tai S240. The present purchasing
power of 800 bushels of corn"
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05
WHAT FARM LOAN ACT WILL DC

Probably the most important fac
tor affecting the farmers profits is
the amount of capital available for
his use.
The reasons for a shortage of CANT
tai are several, but all rest primarily
on the need for confidence in the land
Money lenders have found it easy to
invest money in stocks and bond; and
in city mortgages. They have not been
attracted by the opportunities for
making loans on farms, nor have thew
learned to make these loans satisfac.
torily in Tennessee.
Our great life insurance companies
have experts in some of the western
states whose business it is to examine
farm and determine how much mon
ey can be safely loaned. These men
visit the farms and inspect them care.
fully. Each farm can, therefore. re.
celve loan according to its merits
Loans in Tennessee counties have
not been so carefully placed.
There seems to be a tendency "a
loan according to the size of the farm
and the section of the country in which
it is located, almost regardless of tbe
value OF the particular farm. This
makes 1t difficult for the man with ;
good farm and good buildings to Sc.
cure really safe loan. 1t is believed
that the new Federal Farm Loan Act
VIII go far toward relieving these con.
ditions.
Certainly if it permits our farmer,
70 secure the loans which they really
deserve, it will greatly increase profits
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05
MRS. KERN'S ADVICE
To Weak, Nervous, Rundown Women

So. Cumberland, Md-"For long
time suffered from a nervous break
down. ] could not eat or sleep and was
so weak could hardly walk. Ny hus-
band heard about Vinol and got me 70
try it. Now | have a good appetite,
sleep soundly and am well and strong.
Every nervous. weak, rundown woman
should try Vinol. Mrs D. VI KERNs.
We guarantee Yinoi to create a
healthy APPETITE. aid digestion and
build up weak, rundown women, deli
cate children and feeble old people.
Coppedge Drug Co., Brownsville.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-05

Heartburn, Indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved ~
HERBlNE. 1t forces the badly digest
ed food out Of the body and restores
tore in the stomach ana bowels Price
SOC. Sold by J. D. Curtis Drug Com
pany. ian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15

The following prizes and honor5 were
announced by President ShaIpless:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15

bury has obtained leave from her work AT
tho Germantown Friends SchOo., and In
her place Miss Margaret Bockus Williams,
graduate OF Drexel Institute who came
70 tho school IN 1918. viii take charge Of
her classes.
other changes In tho school board OF
instructors and officers are as follows:
Joseph Haines Price, a, NJ. Haverford
College, will take full charge OF the COM
plete history course In the high school
Glenn Romeyn Bennett, A, B., Clark Uni
versity. a former instructor at Phillips
Academy al ArSOver. Mass, and at the Co.
lumbia Grammar school, New York city, Is
substituting for Ivan l.. Brookmyer In the
science and advanced mathematics courses
in the high school In the intermediate
department Hadassah J, Moore and Kath-
crime Elizabeth Dobson, Philadelphia Nor
NAL School, are assistant teachers Eliza
beth Eirkbride Brown and Susan Ashhridce
Roberts are given one year leave Of absence
and Ida May Smith, OF the Kansas state
Normal School, is appointed in Miss
Browns place.
During the absence Of the school secre-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15
WOMEN TO AID RELIEF
WORK IN POLAND
Miss Bradbury, of Germantown
Friends School, and Six Others
Volunteer to sail

In Wow Of the great suffering now going
on in Poland, Miss Emily c. Bradbury
now living on Wayne avenue, near Coulter
street. in Germantown has arranged 10 cross
the ocean with n party Of six ladies' TO do
relief work The date of their departure
aud the name Of their shir. ras not been
disclosed hut II is known that they will 20
either in July or early in August These
six ladies viii form an organization in
Polish Russia 10 do recorstructive and
relief work To take this trip Miss Brad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15
Lower Cnhle Raie fnr solAl...

CHICAGO, June i5.--The western Union
Telegraph Company announced sptc|a|
telegraph cable rate by which soldiers. isII {
ors or nurses with the expeditlonary foft1|
may send or receive on Saturdays and sum.
days letter-telegrams at rates less than one
quarter the normal charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15

tary, Miss Susan Roberts. Marie HaIIMt
Aloertson Is acting as secretary Ruth T|0f.
enee Caul. a, r., has come 70 tho t1t1o|
as assistant secretary and Emma fnoII 81
now acting as stenographer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15
Two Negroes Die in Powder ExpIo..o,

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June is. - Two
negro workmen were killed and four scrI.
ously burned this morning In an explotI6n
OF fifty tons Of powder in the MIXING room
OF the North Birmingham plant OF the Aetna
Explosives Company. The cause OF the
explosion is not known.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15

aration for after life. preparing men to
use the imagination and to meet unexpected
developments better than mere technical
education prepares them
IF civilization is to be saved he said
"the world must be transformed by men
with elasticity of soul. The world is In
position to control the powers Of nature
but it has not learned to control its own
spirit"
Three portraits presented % the college
We're of President Sharpless, who r.tire5
after holding the Office thirty-oue years and
having been connected with the college
forty-two years; Of Dr. Lyman B. Hail, who
retires from the faculty after % service Of
thirty-scyen years, and Of David SouIl, ST.,
who was for many years active in llavcr-
ford affairs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15
uONORS AND PRIZES

The following prizes ana honor5 were
announced by President ShaIpless:
Clementino Cope Fellowship ts50Ol for 1917
lS--John william Spagth. Jr. $500
Two teaching trlDWshps $500 ,IChD for 1917
ls-Albcrt Winslow Barker aud Edward N.
Weston.
John b. Garrett prizes GlOO IN hooks) for
systematic reading DURING the sophomore. and
junior years-Eirst and second prizes lLul1lluE
500 divided equally between Wailug $. Nnvlu
md Kenneth W Wphb.
Glass of 1890 prizes CS2O in LookS1 10 Latin
and mathematics for supnOmprus---aliu llul
Frank v Morley mathematics GlOl Hamilton
ID. Taylor, - - .,,, D. ...,-.,
Glass OF 1902 prize in Latin $50 in houhs) for
freshmen, divided between Frank i. IalnppeII
and Donald A. Flanders. ,
Mathematical department prize $50 IN books)
in mathematics for Decentralization A.
Readinc prizes in Philosophy 1855 IN hooksl
for seniors and iunors-Eirst prize ta+9h FRANK
Z Morley; second prize tS2Jl, Jess" g. torsEthr.
Reading prizes In biblical literature 900 in
books First prize tSi0) Walter scott NeWh'
second priZo $50. not awarded.
Hibhard Garret memorial prizes Tor verse
(s46l-Flrst prize E25) Alan j., oliver, ,'l8'
Wood poem "Tne Prospect lHli.,-.
'Scbolgrship improvement prizes E3ID for the
two seniors who have shown the most STEADY
and marked Improvement in schoiarsap aArms
their college cuurse--EiTst prlI- lsHuy llunrIl
Y schocpperle second prizo ISl'L JuSlls g.
Strawbridge, I'd
,r, rr1N-,pg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-15
LIST or HoNoRs

At the end Of the Junior year-John W
snoeth, Jr Joseph W. Greene, Jr. VI.
SFSf the md OF tho senior ycar-Ao'rt W.
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
CUMBERLAND
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPHCO.
Incorporated
Sheriff Sale-No. 1856.
Union Bank, in Liquiditlon
vs..
r. J. Simmons.

Notice is hereby given that by Vlr-
tine of an order of seizure and SAFE Is.
sned out of the 2Sth. judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in and for " ASH,
ngton Parish, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, l Will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, January n, 1917
at the priucipalfront door Of the court 81
house at Yranklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial saies'
the following described property, oe'
ING and situated in Washington Par
ish, La, to-wit:
Fractional square 4, Second Adj
tion to the town OF Franklinton, an(
more particularly described as lots n
and SO of square 4 of the town o
Franklinton, La, as per Hosklns maj
of said town on file in the office OF th
clerk of court.
Terms of sale.-Cash without ap
praiserenf.
This the 21st day of December, 4
D. 1915, ,,,a
J. E. Bateman, Sheriff
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
,0ld Fred" and Old Times
MAG ..olia, Miss, JAM l3'

~ Editor of Times s-Picayune;
III. familiar face in your paper
this morning "old Fred" oarrles
nv memory back to the 'ays
wban was one Of his regular
n,,ests. It was in the fall OF 1863
that | first stopped with h'm ana
was one Of his regular customers
until more prosperous days.
| I SEQ Fred began by peddllnP
aoos, ~hey might have oee''
the Is eggs my goose layed' as nj!
6rst Venture was plowing Tor
goose day, and l continued tnl' I
vnt,l / was in possession Oh
: large flock. God has ooe" e''
: to me.
e. No one likes Better than !
y read the past life Of some goo
It old friend who has made sue
o cess, | could mention nunot
/, Of old merchants of your city vi
~ rocontlv passed away al
;. ;. with whom I was intimately a
nj quainted and was one t".,v' c' s"s
customers during my lor's's
all wears in the mercantile busine
a, W. NJ. LAMPTo
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
alpays.
Box 1O4, New Orleans La
Sheriff Sale. No. 2s55.
Union Bank in Liquldit'on
Hezzie Mage.


No,;ce is hereby given that by virtue OF ah
order Of seizure and sale issued out OF the E9en
Judicial District Court OF LOUISIANA, III snt,led "' led
washington Parish, in the above ent.S't" a5 ~
cause and to me directed, | VIII pfoctcu ~
sell at public auction to the last ana hle"e''
bidder. on o,,
Saturday, January q, 1917
at the D. inclpal front door OF the court hoai Sae
at Fran. ;rtOn, La, between n;nn the .Gsa. dos.
%onrs for judicial sales, the following ues'
cribed property, to-"lt:
Nwi of swi and 10 acres in square
in sw corner of swa OF nwa sec. 81
tn. 2, south. Range 10, east, St. Hell
ena Meridian. =,
Terms OF sale-Cash without beneh
of appraisment' i,
This the slst day of December L"
D. 1916. .a
], e, Bateman, shell"'
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
Sheriff Sale.-No. 207'
The Farmers Bank of Osyka
w.,
Andrew ]. Afford and Wife.

Andrew J. Afford ana WIZ
Sotice is hereby given that by yir,
+,o ~ order of seizure and sale, lssueu
."t ',"t u Of the 26th judicial Distrlct Oou''
ofI oe ouisiana. in and for washington
VI aris% ICu in the above entitled cause e
pnl pnd to me directed. will proceeo W
sell at public auction to the i"'V "'
highest bidder, on
Saturday, January q, 1917
- Tho nrincipal front door of the cours i
souae az vne at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sa,e9' to,
the following described prope'V'' W
, wit:
The e4 of the WI; and the sw1 OF the
mol. and the WI of the sea; in sectio'
6. and the nes of the nwa in sect'ol u
i, :. all in township /, aouth' range .
east. St. Helena Meridian, containing
4 900 .ss acres, with all buildings and I'm
, movements thereon; save and excep
that 55 acres sold by Andrew D. "A,
: ford to Lucius M. Quinn, being z
g acres In section 6, Up. south, rang
d q east, St. Helena Meridian, beg'nn'n
atthene corner of the nwl Of the n"
st Of said section, thence 92o yards cas- a'
5, thence 44o yards SOUTH thence <.
2 yards west, thence 44o yards Is sesta moth
80 noint of beginning; and So acres
o. the south side ST the above descrlo'
Q 90 acres, said S5 acres not to cross u
IS. conditional line established bet"e'
his Andrew J. Afford and his father,
. M. Afford.
of Terms of Sale. Cash with beneht
hs, appraisement.
rs, This l4tb day of December, l9lo.
30' J.E. ],ateman, Sheriff
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
Sheriff Sale-No. 1885.
Robinson & Roberts
vs..
T. H, LaNoue & Mrs. l., H.
LIaNOue.

Notice is herebygiven that by virtue OF an
order of fieri faciaS. issued out OF the 2olr
Indicial District Court of Louisiana, IN ana iol
Washington Parish, in the above entltleo
cause and to nae directed, will proceed 70
sell at public auction to the last and h'shes'
bidder, on
Saturday, February II, l9l7.
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
IN legal sale hours for judicial sales
the following described property to
wit:
Lots 25 and 26 Of block 1876 of Com
mercial or Northwest Bogalus>', a
per plat filed by Great Southern Lum
Der Company of the Town OF boga
lusa and now Incorporated into TN
, City OF Bogalusa, Louisiana.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
{ appraisement.
This the 11th day Of January, 1s1
e J. Z. Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
Notice, Book Lovers

ANYBODY may read Wav-
eriey Club books by pay
inc ten cents per book
Cal, at the Era-Leader Of
flee and see the collection
The Era-leader., 1917-01-25
.uun.v lxrupslnA and Weekend Fares.

Week end fares from above points
-, ycw Orleans and retui'', gong
saturday or Sunday retur;'" g Mon
day.
For further particulars call on agents
~ write NJ. j. Mcmahon, G. +. a,
1or "'''e New Orleans'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

'ni6t.~
o@iellei6t ni6t, ontiportete
8duerlib mit&obn, oober Sie 6eoiir.
fen oieies @eit0noniiies, Inn Golen-
tine Bier entloiien 81 fonnen ino
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Sail i'm @efGngiiis 5u tpiiien."
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bereittpillig 9eItellt bot" erpioerte
Der 9lmtsri6ter, Der iein @etpiiien
our9 oicic llrnobrbeit nibt all5t
i1wer 3lt beIaiten eloubte. ugluBers
Dem fam oos offentlidbe 8erfaGren
eegen Sie iebr bolo eintreteu oa
Serr 0oftor 2oeenaiul uns Die 8or.
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Chicago lu1o Can 6roncisco 81 be-
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Grfldrung bis 5ulest mifgeiport, inO
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tori1t geilug gciDeien mar, i'm 81
beiroten, oerqiitet bat, i'm iid) IN Den
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ligen @eidldftStcilnebmer ourtb ,Sdl.
lduugcl bic Sumunc BON 100000
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ipurlos pcribipmocn lit, iocntild)
Iino nit &errn gloolf YGucrli.b, SIR
Belt in Berlin oonucrtc i0m Der
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ncrlorcn iiuo, Sic n1acn mir Inn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

biiBen."
,,Obo, mas babe i6 oenn eigentlidJ
begangeu24 irogte 9duerlih in bob.
uii6em Son, iblig ole 9lrms ilber,
chamber lmO lab oen glntSrid)ter
init elmer berousforoernoen Nlicue
an.
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ipollte oieier aiiffabren, be5pang iid
ober unO iagte eisfolt uno oerddt-
lid: Sic bobcn Dem aSrevsrleilt.
noKt Bier, in Der 9lbiibt i'm 81 CT.
moroen cine 8loihe Ourd gItropin
Oergifteten &iri6laft gebrodlt."
oglugenommen, ih bate oos aetalt,
70 bat er ni6t oobon getrunten rno
| lit ltidt ooran geitorben; fir Die
bloBe glbiidt fam i'd nift beItraft
Ueroen.
,Sie bobcn oeli SOD Der 6rnl
9le1ling pcronlabt.
Sic piiien ielbIt redt out, rob
man mid fir einen iungIitdlidjen gu
fal ni1t 5lir 9leAenidbait aieben
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bemeiIcn2 gluf @rln0 Der WGr6en-
oi6tuno oes glopofaten2 Socr &C.
Ititbt ouf Die glusioge Der glngctlog-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

8eim 8oofobren berleBt.
Ser IA Sabre olte Gidoro q.
@1oore bon Scr. $50, z. stroBe. g.
81 muroe III Der G.StroBe, 5piihen
Scr 13. iinO IA. Strobe, am &6rper
uno ocn @einen Derlebt, ais Gin Sori.
meter gegen iein 8meiroo fubr mo
ibu 5u 9ooen ibleuOerte. @r puroe
ms u@mcrgenco Soipitol" eebrabt.
2 DOB orf &in0.
Scr N Sabre olte Sorolo @ut1er
ihoB ans &erie6eu ouf oen orcijdb.
riaeu Ylilton Ntorris, oas S6bnHen
BON Benjamin 3. Morris BON Ger.
PIG, Suo.Gorolino. 2(oenuc, bel mel-
bem Builder mobnt. guidcr botte
eineh gelaoenen 9lcDolDer in oieSono
0enonmen porouf sic ScbuBpoffe
iid entluo. Die augel fiigtc oem
@inoc ieoob MIR cine leic6te Strcif-
ipAnoe am aopic 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

u@os poIlcn Sie.2 Syeoer @ieul1
bat feline Spe5ioIitdt. S1tte Bier,
Die i'd es bcredJnet bate, BON Oeiu
Soit in @aiier getrunfcn, CT iuiirSe
BET ieiner 4onititution obnc groBet
Sanpf biniibergegangen ieiu nit.
mdno bate cine gIbnuug oaoon ge.
babt iino ibm ielbit mar cine @obI.
tot eripieIen."
u@elhe oeriporfene Sinnesartl~
rief Der 9iibter.
oWlon modt biel 5lt oiel llmltduOe
nit Meni1er, sic Sem SOB perialien
iino; pos fontmt oorauf on 90 lie
Gin paar Gage friiber itcrben; bic
gler6te iollten -
u@emlel@ iulterbro6 i'm Der
Imtsridter, yoeri6onen Sie mid
nit Sbren 9etrabhtngcL i6 pill
nur bon Sbncn piiien, mas 8ur Sodlc
eebort
a@S ncrb1lt lic6 ollcs 70, ipie Gage.
.noDn fonibiliiert bot; ais i1 bic
gio6riebt BON Sooc oes 9eutnailts
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init elmer an0eren 81 ucrtuiiic6en. $50
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