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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Yradoent gsilion bat nod tene Gntl ldeoung gerpfen

bert. ReutrnIe unb aHhere ols btitiidls
gntentef4iffe brohtsn in bieIer 3eit
bic Geiammts5Onnoss nuf ungsfG5I
10,750,O00 Eonren.
Dieis S9iffs perten in INNER gr5,
berem Wabe fir ben Sronsport BON
Getreios Don Quitralien no9 gnsIanr
in Qnipru5 geHommsn. Quberbs1i
miifen lie aud go Yrossnt bss guis
terDorratbs Don gnelanb bon Ddr.s
mari beriiberbrinsen. uno pou Souans
fat bic ganae bort rrcou5irte War3ss
rine. gs pirb nun seItenb semahts
buB irgeno cine nniehnli6e behring's
rung bieTer sOnndge bic 2ebensmittel'
oorrdtbe gnelanOs in Iol6em Wo5e
OertiirSen niirbsn, tnb @nglano ins
uerbolb Deniger Wonate gum Srieben
ge3ipungen perosn triirbe.
Dieis uncFfi5itlGen &rititer ieber
ober au3 Duruus, bab ipenn bic
9ereinigten Stno.en iib in ben
ariss tiiraen, biefe- in bic 2dngs
se3pgen piirbe, nnb ols GOIge bopou
europa oollitdnbia erT6Opft uHO bic
Der. Stadten febr geI4pG6t iein
piirben, pGbreno bi: Militdrtraft S1s
pong unerThiitiert Isin piirbe uno b:e
finnnoiellen ReIOurcsn Sapaus bsbeli'
tenb or0ber Isin piiresu ols pprber.
&opitGn periius, Der Warinefa6:
mann bes rsagebIatt", tpioeripri9t
a6er oieien 4rsumertsr, bic BON sini'
oen onberen W&arinsIdriftitelern ur.
terItiist nerben, inbem er ertlGrt, oce
pGbreno beg @inters in guslane
obne 2peiTel Iebt pis!e Shiffe gebdat
psrben nirben. gr rarnt aud Dor gu
orpbem Sptimismus nit ge5ue ou'
bic pabrI6einlihen 2eiItunsen ost
beutIden unterieeboCte, rpie er ouin
onaeaen parrt, bar man bic ipqbra
i6einli6 pon gnsluab gu ergreifsnbsn
GssenmaBrsssIn ni'st gu letat ns1'
men ione.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
unb bab biss bic Gormi.runs Der Of
fi,iea.H eutI4eiouns yrlsi4tsrn
perbe.
Bis gu bsren @r5ffsnt!iaung ipurbsn
bic Sdiffubrts Ssisaf4aft,n
nabiH bsratru,
9i. ausfabrt ibr.r 5abrsuse 81
perI3is6en
llnS ameriianif6e paiIasi.r. ipurSsn
aufseforSsrt. isin uHn0t1iges
Riiito sinaussseH.

WafbiEgtoH. 2. 5sbruar. -
sGmmiIids Rssisrunss5eamts iinS
ibsrroi9t unS fiiblsn GenugtbuunJ
iitsr bic mad ibrsr alnIiGt einftim.
mige geurtbriluns Der bur9 Osutit
lambs sauGbootnois bsraufbeiGnorss
nen Gituntiou. SIM Siantsbspart.s
ment ruroe ertlGrt. bab ridt uur
idmmtli1s 3siiunssn Rem yoris.
Icnbnn aud bic tlsirsn aarhs
bldtt.r, tpelGe in bsm Department
antomm,n. 6i, Qniift Dsrirstsn, bob
qmsritas SntsreTsn unb feine gbrs
ansssriffsn isi.n.
Giner Der Btamten faste am Jr.is
tag. bab hieIs Sisllunsndbms, fps.6e
mon absspnrtst babe, ebe cine beiis
nitipe gniI6sibuns ssiroff,n ipsrne,
ein.n sroBsn einfluB ouf bic Gormis
runs berislbsn baben iperbs. Die Res
sierune III iibsrseust. baB pbslsih Si.
anianbiaung Dsutidlnnbs irsenb
cine Nabrss.l redtirtise, bic iit fir
gut. befinbs, Iie bod nihts tbun folls
it obn. aoniuItisruue Der 5fftutli5sn
Wsinurs.
Das Staotsbspart.msnt III Der
glniitt. bnB ale SdtIft, tpsIte be
nmsritnniTfls Glasse fiilrsn, ibrr abs
fahrt nod europa rssI4istsn ioIlt,n
unb Gstretir 2dnIine bat bic Snt.
gsrcantile 9Rorins Co., bsren prds
iibeni In Bs,us auf bic bspcritsbtnos
abfabts Sss Dampfsrs ct, assiS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
3eutSdlaxb ipirb ieine
Yldne burhfabrer,,

mas aud bic Tplsen isin
m6sen, fast ber baper'
fae gremier Graf pon
Ssrtlins.
apnbpn,2. SeSruur. giner Des
peIde Der grdange telegraph GoHI'
panp bonn Saus sufcIge, foste Der
bapsrifae Prsmiermi7iiter Graf DON
Se1tlins in elmer alnIpro9e an ben
blpsriihen 2anbtag:
,Bir tpiFsn, bab Gmerita als 5ols
se unisres rHterise.rieses iih ni5t
fin psrbaItsn piro. angsiiats Der
sbatfate absr, bab biss ous stn5is.
MitteI 1T, ben arisg gu einsm balci'
gen gnbs gu briuger. tOunen mir rtds
meter auf bic auT6teH anOersr Riid'
fi5t ne6msn.
,Ridts rann iett me6r bic aus'
fiibrung unfsrsr gldne berhinbern,
mas aut bic 6olgen ieiH mSssn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

um offi5isae Jnitruttiun erTaht bats
ts, IN bisIem Sinns b,na1rifii3t.
5err Gaming lasts, Der 9lbfabrt b:s
0ampfers psroe omar nihts in ben
gDeg eslsst; e tptrb. a6er fit psi,r
ashaltsn, bic Gnti9ciOunJ bes Con.
bss in Bsug unf 81 apntrcpsrie nit
9eutIalanb ob3upnrisH.
Tas Stdatsb,pnrtsmsnt III bsr
aniitt, baB bic abfabri Don Dams
pfsrn. bic abrsii, BON @msritunern
BON Seutfhlonb unb bi. Jrass Der
iidrsH pafass uuberer am.ritan.r
iiber ben atIaniifden S3edn fiir ben
auesnblid gdn5Iih Der 9istrsiion esr
bstrsffenbsn asui. f.lbit iib.rIaFsu
bleibsn {ollte. Sod piro espiini4t,
baB tsin Jaiiito ii6sruommen tpsrb,H
iolts, ebe bic GntiheibuHs bss aaHs
bes angetijnSist H. Gin lanser 0sr'
5ua ipirb nidt .rUartst.
Ger Slniidlt Der gcamten SufoIge III
man i.bcr bic n,ohriteinIihe StelunJ
stmerifa'5 in 9elitiblaito poaig I'M
!lntlcrcn. un6 Cit rucnn Der umeri.a.
niitc aiIrs foriucIl onaefiinoigt NOR
rem iif, pir6 9citiblano ieine Gnt'
NOR: erbalteu.
9(m S5reitag ergdb CO iih, bob aHe.
riforiiid)e 9ipIomaten I'M sluslanSe
untcr Der ,ssnitruftion iteben, iobalS
cs n6t1ig 1T, slmeritnner in einenl
iriegiiibrenoen 2anOe gu pnrrcS. ea3.
ieibe 81 perlaiien. IS lit oesbalb oent
9otidciter @ernrO iiberlaiien, ieinc
cigenc s!niidlt tpalteu 81 lniicn. Ron
id;dsi sic an5ahI Ser Qmerifaner III
DcutidLnmS auf 5000. Ghpa orci
:6icfiel bon ibnen porcn friiber Geut.
id)c acncien.
GS ideirt, Sob Die Grfldrung
GeutifIanos oic unmitteIbcrc @ir.
fuus bat. oab Die nciitrnlc Sdliiiulrt
sum groBen 9beile tsmpordr illspcn'
sirt Miro. Tie 9lcglcrlmg ritb gegcn
Die slbiabrt aneritnniid)er 6abr5cnge
mis iG.cn Saicn; 9oIlano hot ieincn
Sonocisid,iiien Die glusfabrt pcrbo.
ten. oasicIbc that Noureecn lno
Ganemart bat Sdiffsei5entbiim.r
aiifJeioeert, 5urrii 6ifi5ieiien Rats
cinJuholen. gorliliig tperoen alio
Gtiiie oieier @nticncn ibre Saien
nid,t rcrlniicn. @as Spanien 81 thun
acocntt, lit bier ritt bcfannt, obglci1
preHebtpsIhsn m.lbsn, bn6 Der pr.s
misr Romanonss, ri6rsnb sr nit bem
oeiitifen gotihcitcr iibcr Die Cider.
belt ipaniFber SGiifc ,m6 Die GrbaI.
iliua seS ipaniifen grrortbcnbeIs be.
ristb, sleid,siiig in Ssn Gcrtes antiins
si9te, oaB Der sIrn-ee urb Der aRd.
linc Snitruttionen gegcbcn ipurocrt
nclhe nit Der ariis im GinflanJ
itebcn.
Gin 9uicmmer1efen mcbrcrer
9,eutraler miro bier ais nioGlid TOR
@eliigltcns lit bas ST.
tereiie Des panten ueliiralen oiplpmo.
iiidcn Gcrps IN hohcrcm @rob. or.
reat. ais oies pahreno Scs gallici
arieJcS Der sSaIl rar, iino cs miro
gar niHt psrIuht Su perIsusnen, ba3
man Die GntIhciSuug Der sser. Siaa.
tsli NIT Gpnanititg eriuortck
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
uNae anberen Riiff1ten
rtiihen fallen,
Wenn es ii6 I'm sin.n anmpf uuf 2es
ben unb 1cb zines goltes bcnoslt".
Dies 1T bic SteIung. tpsl6e gang
9suti6lanb in Der nsusn sauds
boot : aampagns fstbaIt.
Sotpsrfidnbise Fnb ii6er5susi, bub
gn9loub ge5ipunssn Isin psrbe,
Jn sipei cber brsi Wonotsn IeIbit I'm
5r;eben na45uTutsn.

gerfiB 1. 6e5runr, iibsr Cons
BON, 2. Sebruar. Sorpeit bur1
llnterrebungen nit psrTonsn Der Dsr.
I6isbenIten gso0ltsrunsstlaTsn Teit.
aeiieGt perben tonnts, ninmt bcs
beutf6e 9olf in ge3ug ouT bic neu,
Sdu9boot politif bic SteGuno Elm,
baB bic qufna6m. einer uneing.s
i6rGHtten 8ompaane bur5 bic brin.
genbfte gOtbpsnbigteit unb ben
SsI6iterbaItunsstrieb bittirt ipurb,.
uno bob in .inem IoIden &f auf
2sben unb Sob ale anberen RidIi6>
ten auBsr G6t sefsst tperbsn mig
ten. Eas einSise 9efprddsttsma
bilbet bic 5altung Der Der. Staatsn.
Die Resierune pirb psnis ,ritiiirt.
SeIbit Elm fu5iaIiitifdsr Rebuer in
elmer 8eriammluns BEG Rsi9gtagss
9omnitisss iolI erfIdrt baben, baB
feline partei in bisfer GntifeibuHg
biuter Der Resisruns itebe. Was in
Der 8eriammluug gereost tpurbs, mar
OsrtrouIiden gbaratters, aber es
bsiBt, bnB bic GnSabl bsr Saufb7pt
iid ouf msbrsre bunbsrt 6sIaufs. Wan
iddst. baB lie mpuutlih sdiffs NIT
elmer 9sIummtiNbaIt Don 100000
9onnen Deri:ntsl t0Hren.
Seue, tpeIde lire gersdnunssn auF
sinsn fOI6sn grfc1s bniirsn, eritd.
ren, baB - DDruusssieBt, bic Der.
Stunisn trstsn ni6t in ben &rie3
ein - spsi Obsr brsi Monats esniia
gen rperbsn, England gu 5tpingen, Ii4
auf JriebensuHtrrbanblungsn sinsu.
laTsr.
Die 0abrf5sinIiafsit. bab Der
nsue s9ritt eins Srifis in BEN Der
bGItrib gu amsriin, Elm gIbbredsn Der
bipIomntii6sr gesiehunssn uub Di:ls
Isitt mod peitsre SDIsen nod iih
sieben piro, Mrs onoemein onrrtdnnt
unb purbe sfpeifellps bpr9er tcn o.r
Reui.runa in GripGeung qe3poen.
4her es piro srtIdrt, oab bi. Situd.
tioH isine bpffHunssloFe 1T uuo bab
es, oresiidts Der RON D'utitIaub se=
seigten 5riehsns 9srsi;ipii5tsit pisIs
Isiht oph Su tsiHem gru6e nit c.H
Der. Stdntsr tommen tpiro.
0ie DistuiIioneu i'm Rsihstnas;
armmittse hre1tsn iih hauptIddIib
lin bic su erpartsnbsn Grfplus |ouf
9runb Der QnsobI unb Der 2ii9ties
tsit Der Snudbrct : Slotts.
Die in ur,FfiSienen Srsiien nusg.s
Oriidte @rfpGr.ung, bcf nls 5olse bes
un6sIfrGnttsn llutsrieetrissss moncts
lib S9iife BON suiommsn elmer Mit.
lion 2oHnen mebr terientt fperoen
t0uneu nls 6isbsr. baIirt uuf Sur Saro
befinbIiheu Stntiititcn, aus beren
berooroebt, bnb bic ittissn fir Surs
peIsspede perfii1buren britiiter
SdifFe einsn 9eboli non Ell Big 3p5Ii
Willionen Spnnen hohen. Man III ttsr
Der aniidt, bab bas bic SpHnnge Tx
ouf bic Gnslnnb 1ur GtnFubr bon
Wsi3en. Gr5. Munitirr uTlp uno biz
glusfubr bon apblsn an feline aaiirtsr
rehnen tonn.
Gs perben StotiiIi'en oneefiibrt
aug bsnsn berborsstt. Oab Der tptrt;i-
DE, niht Der tteorstiIte 5rabtcer,s5t
in britii6en SGien rom l, Suli BIC
gum Septsr,ber lid auf 6,75o.00c
1onn.n bepsrtbet. DieTe Woorsr
lpirSsn pon bsitiidsa 9aiifsm bsi0s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Sic @ebublifanii9en fnh aber nod ni6t

ubsna
aHp au9
n9h
unb saEn asn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
gSetterberibt.

sir Sbio. bas Deitli6e penn.
Iplponier nro bos obere unb untere
Sd0nes, anboItenb taltes
Wetter am Samitoe. Qlm -SDnuiag
ibcilpsiie tribes, tpGrucrfs NSktttl d
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
Nn Der gansen ipeitliben
ssront

yinSsa SisIe grObers 1Orpoitsussfs6tt
itat..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
|]lan g(au6t a6er aQgemein in Wal6ington, oab Elm
A66ru6 Der 0ip(omati(den Be5e6ungen NIT
Oeut|6(anO unals6(ei6(i6 III.

Sic bempfratd,em SenatDren SUM gr6Bten S1en ge9en
Sentid)lano seitimmt
9e @ebublifani9en fno abcr nod ni6 sefrast poroen
Cine enttedung wird vr flcnne eregsn fa der Pdhdsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
10000 @eiansene
Saben bic gsutt& | m d q II
i'm Rouat Sanndr ses
mnAt.

i'm Ronat Sannar ses
mnat.
Berlin, 2. S.5ruur. 9uf orabss
lcTem 8ege no6 SnnDiue. S,e lIeber,
fee ga9ri5tsn gssHtur erfldrt,
bnb i'm ssanuar bic Truppen Der Gen.
trulmGbte 10000 SeFunaeRe seHaht
uno 100 Iaiaiusngsichiiss srpbsrt
bc6en.
Spfsr Der uutsriee 1
bnote.
9unbon,2 2. Setruor. alopbs tiiu'
bisten am 5reitag ras @erisusen Der
fpIsenben 9ompfer on:
.RaSsnsbOurns4, britif&; ySscIa'
nOrpssiIth, 524 sonnen; .pertia-
uurpesif8. 1927 5onusn; .eHOmits'
5ritiIt, $50 1ornen; palsorta', fp1'
mild, 2116 Souueu; ferner Elm brisi'
56sr uno Elm be!oiI6er 5iIdbampfsr..
9rsi W1ann bon Der 8eiasuna bed
,Repensbpurne" tomsn ums Gebsn.
9lm 9lbenb nurbe Ferner BON 2Icpbs
ansetiinbist, OaB Der norpesiIdeOam'
pier .SerD", bon 3112 Suun.H, torpe'
birt unb perientt puroen fei. Gin
Waonn BON Der gsIobrng lam ums
aeben, bic onbsrsn NitsIi.hsr rpuroea
ober aelanbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

bense, faste ,r: .Das hinat bon met'
nem gefinben morssn friib ab.. Q,
lGGeIis bann uno iiists btn5u: ~OisI'
gemsrtung mar natiirli9 rur cir
SpaB'. gr faaie bann, baB BON sinsl
asmsini9aftli4en aousrsbiibung an
SamItaq nidt Die Rsos etpefsn lei
unb fpabtTnsinli% ipdbrenb Der Ra91
isiH. formsGs antiinOisuHs erfoIssr
Uiiroe
Die 8eamfen bes gtaats.
1epartements
Grtldrsn bi. prsiI. bss 2aubss psrs
trets bic aniidt,
DaB bura Teutftlanbs Gr,Idruns
ameritas Sni.r.Fsn unb Gbre
aHg.sriffsH fsisn
unb bab Siss bic Sormisruus Der Of
fisieasH euti&eiSuns ,rlsiassrH
perbe.
-
Bis gu bern @er5ffent!iduug tpurbsn
bic Sdiffubrts SsIsaf4afssn
nabiH bsratbeu,
Die Gusfa9rt ibrsr Gabrseuse 81
Derl5i.6en
unS ameriianifd. pafasi.r. tpurbsn
aufseforSsrt, isin unn0tbiges
Riiifo eir,uoeseu.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-16
MAURY IS GRAND
AND RICH COUNTY
IF NEEDED SHOULD GIVE SEVEN.
TY TIMES SEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO Y. M. c. A.

To The Herald:
The campaign now on for the Y. M.
c. A. is, no doubt, one of the greatest
campaigns ever put on foot in Tennes.
see. The work the Y. M. c. A. is do
ing in the camps of our soldiers can
not be estimated in dollars and cents,
as no price can be put on the souls OF
our fellow men, but without the dol
lars and cents the spiritual side OF
the boys must be neglected. Can we
as true Americans in this great crisis,
stay at home and not help the boys
who have gone, but save our money,
accumulate fortunes, lay up bank ac-
counts, when from all around us our
friends and loved ones have gone to
probably shed their blood or give their
lives for our freedom.
The writer had occasion to spend
one day this week at Fort Oglethorpe
to look into the work Of the Y. M. c.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-16
MAURy''S PROGRAM OF
EDUCATION HEADED IN
THE RIGHT DIRECTION
EXPERT FROM U. S. DEPARTMENT
COMMENTS FAvoRARLY AFT
Err VISIT TO COUNTRY.
CONSOLIDATION SUP2lME need
Hopes That Within Few Years There
Will be Many More Graham Schools
In The Dimple-Making Survey
Of The Schools Of State.

Maury county's school program is
headed in the right direction. This
was the summary of Prof. Duffenbach
of the United States department OF
education, who has for the past week
been making a survey OF the city and
rural schools of the county.
There is much to be done, "ssaid
Prof. Duffenbach, but your county
has the right start toward the ideal
educational system. l have been very
much pleased with the evidences of
progress that | have seen and | am
sure that before many years consoli-
dation in a number of communities
now needing it badly will work COM
plete revolution in the county
THE city schools are splendid. |
am not ready. of course, to make a
detailed report, that will 60 to the de-
partment, but | do not mind express
ing my approval Of the schools at Co
lumbia and at Mt. Pleasant"
Prof Duffenbach was out several
days with County Superintendent Jno.
P. Graham and visited both the con-
solidated schools and the one teacher
schools. He is especially delighted
with the Graham school in the First
district and declared that already one
could detect big improvement in
education in that section of the coun
ty. Similar schools, he hoped would
l.. few years, be found in all parts
Of the county.
Mr.. Duffenbach also visited the east
ern section of the county. where little
progress has been made in consolida-
ton and he very quickly perceived
the needs of it,
There are four experts from the
United States department of education
engaged in making survey Of the
schools Of the, state. Prof. Duffen-
bach left here today.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-16
LONE SELECTMth
IN NEXT INCREMENT
FROM MAURy CT UNITY
OSCAR FROST HAS BEEN ORDERED
TO CAMP GORDON ON NO.
VENEER IS.
SUMMARY OF The FIRST CAL
wo Negro Slackers Are Caught In
Nashville and Sent to Camp From
There-Eut Few Others Remain to
le Modified.

Another Maury countian has been
called to the service Of his country
The local board has instructed Oscar
Frost, of Mt. Pleasant, to report at
their office at 2 p. m, next Monday
for transportation to the mobilization
camp at Camp Gordon, Chamblee. Ga
,e will entrain Tuesday morning at
80 o'clock. Frost was formerly a
nember of Company l., First Tennes
ZEE infantry, and it was thought at
rst that he was exempt from the
raft. But further investigation OF
he regulations proved that he was
,ubject to call.
In addition to Frost, two other men,
10Th negroes, have been added to
Iaury's quota of soldiers in the Ma
ional Army. Andrew Sewell and
ON Pope, both of whom failed to
ppear for examination before the 10.
dl UOdlu, "clC loulu III A>oSh'hiS'
laced under arrest and Thursday
ere sent to Camp Gordon.
The addition of these three men
caves only one more white man and
70 colored men to be sent to mobiliZa-
ion camp from Maury county to- com
plete the net quota and 10 per cent
additional for deficiencies by rejec-
ton.
OF the 80 men who left Columbia
october 8, five were rejected and "a
accepted. The rejected men were:
hos. n. Graves. Carl B. Montgomery.
,tey Lee Hammonds, Daniel B. Ca.
hey and Leslie B. Kinzer No report
las been received from the camp on
he physical examinations Of the Sec
md increment of 40 men who left in
eptember.
A summary of the first call in the
National, Army draft for Maury county
shows that 1886 men were examined.
Three hundred of these men were GER
titled as not exempt; twelve were dis
charged on agricultural grounds by
he district board; ATS were certified
V, being exempt by the local board on
grounds of physical disability or hav-
ng dependents; 80 were certified as
not appearing for examination. and
cases of seven were postponed.
Although there has been no official
information regarding the status OF
men Who have been certified as
tempted from the first CALL it is gen
rally believed that they will be re,
urned to the classes in which they
ill fall under the new regulations
or the draft and be subject to call in
heir order under the new regulations.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-16
1. and see what it is. doing.

If the people OF Maury county could
only 60 there, or to some other can
Torment, and see the work as it Is,
and look over the prospect for greater
work. not only would the seven thou
sand be raised in Maury county, but
if needs be, seventy times seven thou
sand.
We have a grand old county, ami
we should be proud of it. Wealth and
prosperity abound, given us by the
Great Omnipotent. And now we have
an opportunity to show our apprecia-
ton by merely contributing to one Of
the noblest causes of all. And by sdo.
ing this we are showing the boys we
are their friends and are with them
in heart and soul.
Let US be as liberal as we possibly
can. Don't say you are giving it, but
investing in some boys soul, for the
dollar you give may be the winner Of
souls. PATRIOT.
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ONE Killed AND THREE
INJURED, FIGHT WITH
ALLEGED DtSERTERS
CARROLL COUNTY SCENE OF EN-.
COUNTER BETWEEN SHERlFF'S
POSSE AND SUSPECTS.
MEMBERS OF BATTERY
lad Eeen In Hiding Several Days
Dock Whitaker Captured, But His
Companion Eseaped-Sheriff Wound
ed in Hand.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald. .. 'r..l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10.-An
tttempt to arrest alleged deserteIs in
arroll county this morning resulted
a one man killed and three wounded.
Jock Y, hittaker and his brother-in-
law, Joe Baker, alleged deserter from
he army, had recently returned to the
lone of Charles Whitaker, about four
niles north of Huntingdon. Sheriff
ilirk, learning of their presence there,
n company with Joe Kirk and Ohio
Williams, went to the Whitaker home
about daylight. The Whitaker family
vas found at breakfast. The attempt
% arrest Dock Whitaker and Baker
esulted in an ARRAY in which Cleave
Whitaker was shot and killed, Dock
wounded, and the sheriff wounded in
the hand. Dock Whitaker was ar
'ested and brought to Huntingdon and
place in Jail. Baker escaped.
Dock Whitaker and Baker were
members of Battery D. of Paris, Hath
Field Artillery. 1t is said that they
had been in hiding in that neighbor-
hood for several days.
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P IL Face Women Take Phosphates to Make
Rosy Checks and Beautiful Forms.
Men need Phosphate, 10 Make Strong, Healthy,
VigOfCUS Bodies.
ATHLETES INCREASE THEIR rRENGTH, ENERGY AND ENDuR
1000 BY SIM PLY TAKING A FEW WEEKS
AnoOPhOSPHATE.

Atlanta, Ga DR.. F. A. Jacobson
says that Phosphates are just as essen
tial to any man or woman who tires
easily, is nervous, or irritable, worn
out, OF looks haggard and pale to
make strong, robust vigorous
healthy body, as they are TO cotton 10
make 1t grow. The lack of Phosphate
is the cause of all enemlc conditions
ana the administration OF o-graln Argo-
Phosphate tablets will increase the
strength and endurance OF weak, ner-
yous, care worn men and women 3OO
per cent. in two or three weeks time
in many instances, and their contin-
ned use will build up the whole ner-
vous S! stem, and give new lie, VIM,
Yigor, ana vitality TO the whole body.
I always prescribe Argo-PnoSphate 10
pat cats who are pdIe and coiorless,
anu il is surprising to see how quickly
a lew weeks treatment will trans
form a pale face to rosy checked
beauty. There can be no rosy checked
healthy, beautiful women, without their
system is sufficiently supplied with
Pho phases. In recent interviews
with Jay sscians Oh the grave and seTi-
oHs Consequences of deficiency OF
Phcsrhates i'll the 5lJUd q AIeIic II
men auG women. | have strongly EN-
psasi ed the tsct that DO tors should
prcsariba more phcs hates n tn form
al ,r~n .ga sphate for weak. WUrE out
hs card, cking men end women
~, H. So is Da'e. and aeSh ilah
t., s'2A o.,s. ie@la Wren sh
ph0zpl4,cs ~ ZION the blood, the
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pink cheeks 60 too. The muscles lack
.one. They become nervous, irritble
respondent, melancholy, the brazil
# you wish to preserve your youthful
i'm, vigor and vitality, to ripe ole
,ge, you must supply the deficiency Of
Phosphate lacking in your food by us
ing Argo-Phosphate, the form of Phos
.ihateS most easily assimllated.
NOTICE: Argo-Phosphate which IL
recommended and prescribed by physi
clans in all enemic cases, is not {
secret or patent medicine, but one thai
is sold and recommended by wei
known druggists everywhere, ant
physicians are daily subscribing the
constituents contained in it. BEING
entirely unlike many other Phos
pilates. it is easily assimilated ant
will be found effective in the treat
ment of indigestion and stomach trou
bies, as well as for care worn, nervous
conditions. The manufacturers o
ArSo-P hosphates will forfeit to an!
.haIitaDie institution S200.D0 if the!
:annot treat any man or woman undel
) who lacks Phospahtes. and in
-cease their strength and endIranc,
rom 100 per cent. TO 800 per cent. Of
more il one months time, II the!
re free frCn org nc trouble. 1t /!
ispersed by all reliable druggists.
If your druggist i'll not supply you
end S1G0 to the ArSo Laboratories
% Forsyth ST., Atlanta, Ga, and ths.
i, SEMI you Two weeks treatniel
; rouTn msh.-SMI5ER DRUG CO.
Alrf D
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MAJ. HUGHES, JR.,
LlEUTENANT-C0L
MAURY COUNTlAN WAS MAJOR
ONLY TWO DAYS-NOW RANKS
HIS FATHER.

The news reached the city yesterday
that Major W. N. Hughes, Jr, u. S
Army Assistant Chief of Staff Of the
Rainbow Division" now at Camp
Mills, N. Y. has been promoted to a
Lieutenant Colonelcy.
The promotion dates from August
5th, he was Major only two days
His many friends in Tennessee will
be very much pleased to know of his
promotion. Colonel Hughes will be
remembered by the good people OF
Nashville, as having been Instructor
Inspector of the Tennessee National
Guard up to the time it went to the
border
He now ranks his father, Major
Hughes. of this city