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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

lihes @inotGmen bon friider gluBen-
hit 6lrd Die luiiermGrmenoe gtaie,
lnO beionoers Our1 sSeudtboltmg
unicrer 8inmerluft. llebt oob io-
qQr ouf oe Observation-Disclosures
.Sauptpartien OH oen 9ippen cine 0ll
trodene Suit i1Golibcn GinfhiB aus,
inocm iie oieic omliipringen" ma@t.
9iidt 5ll Dcrpcbieln nit oieIem ei-
eentIi9en 98intcrbuiten 1T ser 09ier-
6ultcn". @r bilOet cine 9Slage Der
WRGnner, 0ie alt le6en, ltorf rnu1eH
lmo mebr trinfen, als iie bel rubiger
2ebeuSpeiie oerarbeiten. S6uiig nit
rau6er, beleatcr Stinlme Derbunoen
tritt er WtnrgenS 1uf in Sornl eineS
.9lnioaes, Der nbt ielten bis gum
2Siirgen fiibrt ino 10 gerGui6poa it,
Dab er iait inn gnn5en %ouic geb0i
miro. 0ie Ourh oic @eniife oes Dor.
6crqebenoen glben0S, 0urb Stdub,
Eabofst6eilden imo 9tau6 ooerruB.
ten" SdleimbGlte ni1en Iicb man
oben 2uit sit MAIDEN. co gefdbrlid
0icirr SuNen audi tlingt, 70 menig
geiGbrlicb 1T ct ooh in @irfli1feit.
9hur mem Seitenitit6e 6in5utreten
ooer Der 9lnioIl flr5otbnig modt
oenft man an 2ungenidlag oOerSer6.
ihlag ilno mill cn0licb cine Doroent'
lihc &llr~ Ourbmobcn. 9iele 1T
nun 5mor icbr einiad, miro ober ge-
roOe Ocs6ulb nidDt 6efoIgt. @tnn 0orf
2lbenoS MIR mcnig elien, nod peni-
ger trihfet nidt rottGen ln0 muB
5citig ms 9ett gebcn. @iinItig mirtt
nlf Die 9ieinipiIlune Ger S6Ieim.
bGutc ser oben0li6e @cuB BON Dim.
ncm Ebee uno nohbcriges @urgeln
ocs SoIies nit mormen Sol3poIier.
D1orgenS itcbe man 8eitig ouf imO
modc cine @onOcring in ser friicben
2uft. 90 Die SGleimbuItcr meiit
poIinfti9c, nit Speiie nnO Eront
iiberbei3te Gerionen iin0, miiiien iie
ouh ibrc idarfen iblcdten SGite 6u
reiiigen indeu 0urt6 SbpiBcn im0
ocrmebrte Soutpileae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
2as nriinamaiae ltmaedeMer.

StgblonO 6oIIs, 99..y., 25.
6ebrunr. @cgen 8rmt glnna 8romn,
Sic Satin 0es S6ulratbmitglieoes
Spencer @romn bon @1oo0na, ipurOe
bic porlduiiae 9lufloge oes tbdtli6en
glngriiis erDobeu; iie mur6e nod
@tellng pon $1,000 8iireidoit aui
ireicn 6uB geieet. C5rmi 8romn iol
Srau Selen 9ourfe, cine iunge &e6.
rerin beg Gories, nod alien &egeln
scr alult perpriigeIt 6a6eu.
6rau 9lourfe reibte crit fiir5lidj
cine S6ooeucriabflage gegen 6roi
gromn elm neil oieielbe ongeblih
ser al1gerin Die Saore ausgerauit
batte, uno erbielt bon Der Surp
$4,000 5tteeiproben.
8rau @romn mar aneeblid Da'
our@ gerei3t, oaB i6r @otte nit
6rou &ourfe 81 plalioern pflegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

bar nidt ie6r i1meideI6aiten Sim
peiic BAT ole Geuiur aeitri6eu. Ger
Sieg 6otfen61n's unO 0|adenien's,
10 i6lieBt Der 9eridt lit peuigcr
Oa5 &eiultat zines erOriidenoen oelt-
ihen &roiionimanOeS, ais Scr imDog.
Gergeebeuen lnO bielleiGt nidt aub
borous5ie6enoeu Sdlmdde 9tlmd-
mems. Ges6olb cntiulle oif Den
Gieroer6on0 am 3uiammenbrud 9ht-
mdnien's feline Sdulo. Ser &ierDer-
bano niiiie ieBt 9ilumdHicn oenIeIben
Gienit erpeiien, ben Gelhldlano iei.
mem 0iterreiAiiden 9unOesgeuollen
eripies, ndmlid nit energiiher Sauo
Oas rumdHiide Seer reorgdniiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Gn6reu 5n IdDuc0.

CHARLES aneG bon 9Ir. 44O3,
@loia-StroBe, 6orrcit &orf, umO
@illiom 8, @rad bon 9lr. 2427, ct.
@aul.StraBe, purocn our1 Sen so.
li5iitcn 9Dnn megeu SGneaiubrenS
per6aitet inO bonn Ggoli5ciridtcr CalU
IN Dem noroliben Stotionsbous ie
sur 3oblin9 bon $6.45 berurtbeilt.
GrporO Guloer BON 9}r. 2944, g9in-
djeiier-StraBe, muBta $3.45 be5ab.
len, Deil CT oie 2aterneu ou ieinem
slutonlobil nidt in Scr poreei1riebe-
nen &eiic a6ge6len0et bate.
9(ilf Die 9lnihuloiglina Oes rid
ii6tSlolen 6obrens wirOe Clarence
8. @anpbeIL cin 1oOeriiroBen Carl
ca6treiber, inn mittlercn BoIi3eiqe.
ricbt bon Hi6ter &ador0 INN $6.45
beitroit. @ei Dem Geriude, Elm an.
oereS 9htomobil atf @unIb bon
56autIin zines ouoebIibcn @aItes
inn uSotel 9elbeoere". ein3u6oIeu,
in6r Oie Nlaidine eeaen eiueu 9qm-
penpioiien on Der .5trafe uno
5ertriinnierte Die @lode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

yieu Dorf, 25. 5ebruor.
SenrD s. Saft reidte geitern in Dem
@uprem-@eritbt 5u @rooflDn cine
3loee oitf $4,000 S6oocnerios oeeen
ieineu @raoer $. Sait ein. Ger al0.
ger crIitt anecblid 8erIebimgeit ais
Gin ieinem @rloer ge66riges unO BON
0ieiem aelcnftes qEutomobil III cuff
ponsGomtD einen 9lbbang berunter-
rclte. Der aIdger macbt gelten0,
Dab Ser llnioa ser 5o6rI1iiigfeit oeS
9cfIagteu 5u5ircbreiben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

8erlim 25. 6ebruor. Giue
@todbolmer Gepeid1e iagt, oaB Die
3eitimg u9alIBfoie @olia~ oie @iel-
ouuo bringt, oaB @roBfiirlt 9eifolaus
icines @oitens aIs S0ditfommanOi-
renoer Der ruiiiihen &rrppen i'm
&mlfairS entboben tuuroe, augeblid)
nm iirb ,neuen uno tpibtigen 4flih.
ten~ in eiuem anOeren Ebeile oes
9leides 5ii miomen.
@s miro Der MeIoung nod se.
glaiibt oaB Ct oos aomnanoo bei
oer 81 erwartenOen 0fieniipe in Der
9lfowiua mo 9tum6nien iiberneb-
men miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Snr %ur0eidJid)te Ses rtmGniidJeu
Grie0cs.

@iailano, 10, San. ~ @. @ir.
9inio @opoo, ser @ctetS6ur0er Gor-
reipouoent Scr oStompo gibt in ci-
mem oou Monot Ge5em6er Ootirteu
8ericbt ii6er Die Gorgeic6icbte 0es ri.
mGnicben &riegeS einige glilfiGliiiie
bic mont9es bis6er rGt6ielbofte @es
idc6niB blibortig belelt1ten. @obOu
6e5ei1nct leinen @eribt ols oie 9lni.
faiiung uliiiiher Greie ii6er oie llr-
lohen Ocs rtnidnii6en 3uIanunen.
bru1eS, iuib iielt 5indcbit ieit Der
SieroerbonO traee feline SdllO Oo-
ran ionoern 9itndnien babe ieiu
Sbidiol Der itngliidlideu DItedfopfi.
gen" pcrionliben YoIitif ieineS Nli-
niitcr Yrdijoenten 9rotianu 81
oanfcn. SIS 'lobnt iid, ben @eocn.
fengang Oes Coon Der Geniur bart
mitgenommenen) geribtS furj 5n
ifi55iren:
&umGnien it, periidert @aDoa
auf @rlmO eigenen GntiAhdieS IN
Den arieg eingetretcn IS beidloB
oen &riea mo mGblte Oen Wloment
OcS Griegs6eginneS iel6It @eoerSta.
lien nod 9uBlauo iibten einen Grud
oif Die @ntidlieBung Gumdnien's
aus. HumGiien gmg lange 3eit nit
TStolien Sano in @pnO; o6er iblieBs
licb erfldrte SStaliell Sen Grieg, o6no
&umdnien porber Dopon 81 pcrltdn-
oigen, Elm Gorge6en oos in 9uforeIt
libel nermerft muroe. 9ludb 9pBlanS
ent6ielt Iitb ieoer Freiiion Sialo.
nom .mirfte im Sinne ser &or6erei-
tung, Die Der i'm erieBenOe Stiirmer
oerlungiamte; @enerolto6shei 2lIcs
reieip 0er6ielt Iib qlei6giiltig imO
gruiiilom mar oireft Elm @egner Der
rtundniiden Suterbention. 9Im ent.
idieOenlten, ieoodb obne eiucn Grud
aus5uii6eu trat 9rianO iiir Die Su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
llnbeItGtiotc gOlclOnug


2onSon, %. 6c6ruar. Cine
IcpeiAe ans 9}io Soneiro an ben
u2uuooD Gbieroer~ iagt, es Uerlaute
bort, 0aB @ouoeu 6epaiineter Gcut.
iden bei Gio @ranoe 80 Gil Die bra.
iilianiide @ren3e ii6crihritten Bat
ten mo ii1 III Scr 9iidhng BON
Sonta Gatbarina bciuegten.
Ger @erid6t iiigt bin5u es weroe
geqlaubt, OoB es ii6 I'M Seelellte
banoele, Die in 9lrgeutiuicn internirt
maren.
(Giue Gepei6e aus 9lio Soueiro
imter oem Iotm oes %. 5ebruar
beioete, 0oB Der fribere Gepltirte
Garrcira oe 6reitas in einem Snter.
bielp Iicb gegcu Die Gperationen ge-
manot babe, oie i'm iH6li6en 8roii-
lien IN @erbin0lmg nit Ser pambnr-
ger aoloniiatiouS- -@eIelldait ausge.
fiibrt piirOeu. @s mar angeblib Be-
riAtet porOen Dab Die @eieGidoit
beabiidtiae, einen T6eil Oes 2ouoeS
5uii6en oen Stadten Santa Gotba-
rino ltno Nio @ranoe DO sui 81 fo-
loniiiren mo MIR Geuticbe ais So
loniiien 5u5nlaiien,
@s iiuo sur 3eit so Oeilti6e imo
oiterreibiide Sdiffe nit einem @e.
ianmt 9lairminbolt bon 100000
Tonneu in braiiHaniitben SGien Inc
ternirt gier5e6n oerielben liegen IN
9iio Saneiro uno be5w. orei in oeu
Sdien por Santa Gatbarino imo 9lio
@ranOe 90 Sul.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Wer6aftnno ii WalSe crluartet.

gtew Dorf, 25. iSebruur. Ge-
teftioe, Sic nit Scr llnteriubung ocS
&erihminoens bon Mit6 Gruger be-
idlditigt iino, erfldrten 6elte, OaB iie
in 8dlOe ben Nionn 81 Der6aiten er.
warten ser, pie bon 9hlgeu8eugen
Deriidert miro, an Dem Gage, on Dem
1rl. Gruger 0eridwono, beoba9tet
muroe, ais er ein iuneeS @}doAen in
Elm Gagicab 6ineinlodtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

gRonL 25. 6ebruar. 8aiier
tau BON Geiterreib entaing init
tnopper aotb Dem Gooe, ais itolie.
niihe 8lieger bel oen 9egrdbniB oc8
Qt0niirals Souic, frii6ereu SodIt-
fomnlanoireuoen Der 6iterreidiitbe1
5lotte, oas por einigcn &ogen III
Hola itattian0, @omben alli Den 2ci-
c6cu5ug bcra6 moricn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Ser @inter1nill,e.nn.
9ler5tlibe @infe 81 ieiner &or6eu-
gung uno SinOerilng.


Sic 2unge imo i6r 9AlSfii6ruu9S.
aonq, sic 2uitro6re, nit i6ren pielei
9leittben (9roubielD, iouoert Tort,
lod6reno in 9eringem M}oBe Shleint
a6, weldjer gelegcutIih ourd g}duS-
pern entiernt miro. Solduge Oieier
gltt o6ne glnltrenging imO in longen
&oilen iib MIR 6eilGuiiq ehud mie
ooS SdnciBen scr 9}aie poll3ic6t
Gilt CT olS chuoS bci Ocu @eiluocn
@ep06nIit6es. Grit penn CT ii1 81.
ters uie0erbolt, ldngeren mo ar0Be-
rem &roitotiipono eriorOcrt nit be.
Ionoeren @crdlic6 DermtnOen it,
ipridt man bon ei9cntlic9em Suiten
SSinoet ldngere 3eit mic in Der g}Qie,
cine Gnticrnlng OeS ii6 bilOenoen
S6leineS niAt ltott, 10 pe6ren iiA
narb6er beim morgenOli6en 9lufite-
ben 0ie 2lngen5cllen, pelden Scr
Shlein Ocn @intritt ser 2ilit bor-
entbdlt im0 iu6en i'm Oird ber-
mcbrte 5uIteuItoBc binouS3u6ciors
Ocrn. 0o6cr ser W}orqen6uItcn. mcl-
der alio feineu franf6oitcn 3ultonS
Ooritellt ionoern i'm @egent6eil cine
Reinigimg Der 2imgc bonn SdIeinl
lammt oem an Suge poubcr nit scr
Suf cingeotbmeten Stoube 9(u6 6ci
oem lle6cr9ong bon 9fube in Yetpc-
gung miro Ourc6 bie tieieren 9lt6cm-
5iiae oie 9inge glcihian in 9lni-
rl6r DerieBt, uno lci6t entItc6t Gin
SuItenanfoll 3. 9. bcinl 9htfiteben
bonn SGreibtiib bein Ereppcnitei-
gen oCcr lud6renO Ser eriten 0liml-
ten oeS Spo5ier9anges. SSn lebtercm
6olle mirft frcilicb ou6 nod ein ge-
miiier 9lei5 Scr friitben, folten 9ift
oranBen nit mcS6oI6 ienc, oie bicI
i'm SSreien iiuo unO iib ser foltcn
gSitterung foit iiGnOig olSieben mie
9rieitrdaer 0roidfenfiltidcr, 56ii.
fer, @iatroicn ioit nie iibcr Suileu
flagen.
gln Dem oer6reitcteu @iuterbuIten
trdet sic Sdulo bouptiG6licb lniere
bepceungsarme Stuben @efongen.
l6oft in Der iiberous trodencn bel.
ben 3immerluft. @Gbreuo ser Su-
item im Sommer bei inherent Srci-
Iuitle6en Oeridmiuoet, maGt CT li6
I'M &inter ltetS lpieoer bemerfbur. Gr
bef6llt beionOers lungeniHmacbe upo
pioeritanosloie Ferionen mie fa6rifs
drbeitenoe 9(lfoboIifer, @iMtfranfe,
brlrltidmode @ureau 9lrbeiter, itros
pbul0le oOer rboditiic6e &inoer ilno
oltc &aHe. 0ober beitebt ole Gor.
bcugln9 ooer U}il0erime oes 9iitcrs
buitens in aageneiner &r6ftielmg
ocS &0rpers, IN Gtdrtung funo 9lb-
bdrtlne Der SHleim9dltte ourb tdg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

A Eetroif Wlidy 25. 5ebrudr,
Sti einer 1ibrmg oeS Detroit Cent
lher 9uno4 muroe Gin telegrap1iider
9lppcIl an 8rGiioent gBilion qeianot,
oer ibn auiioroert oas N}6gli9ite 5lt
tbltn im eincn &rieg nit 3eiti1.
lnno 81 Dermeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Gs nus nllr ..NlcnnIGreN.

Cine 9l6t6cihne bon 9imoesIol-
oaten BON Sort SomorO miro beute
obne Saua imO Slang uot iSiiber-
mans Ssldno, cine neue Giiitenbeie-
liieuno a6jie6en, imO obne oaB pieI
slniic6en ieitens Scr 9c66roen unO
oes %ublifuuns oopon geuabt Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

ipeidten er0c ItcB IB oerne6men.
ggir 9qtten feline nnoere @mpiinOung
ais Die Der feuGten bis ms Wlart
0ringenoen &Glte. &ings nm uns
berlm Elm 0ider Oie6el. 9l0BlidJ
toli9ten rieiiee @eitalten auL 0eren
uatiirli1e @r0Be oir9 sic optii4e
@irtmg OeS g1e6elS oeroielidltiqt
uor0en mar. Gle fomen nG6er. @S
Ii6ien ein ein5clneraoooQerilt 81 iein
ooer cine gan3e @ruppe. IS le6lte
nidt al 9elpeguug un0 9eben ouf
Oieier nebel6eOedten @6ene 6inter Der
5ront. @S fam ms cine &olonne
entaegen, sic in Sen bon Sen @ng.
ldnoern an Sen IoroaneIlen er6eit.
teten &upfergeidBeu @oiler bra6te.
Reben i5r ttotteten rieige rumdni-
ibe S1Gfer6unOe, oie, ais iii6lten
iie, Bob ibre Serren beiiegt moren,
ltia unO untermiiriig eines StiideS
9rot meoen Sen Spureu Scr Sieger
folltcn NgnolicG lei6tes @cme6rge.
fnotter. Infer 6ii6rer fIdrte lnierc
g}cugicrc olf: yStreif Golonuen
iinO i'm &anlpfel" ia9te er. -rSebt
iteben mir auf Dem ariegsi6ouplo-
Be. Gieie @c1enO Iiegt imtcr Oem
8cuer 0eS 5ciuocs. 9l6er oa 6cltc
9le6el bcrricbt 70 miro es feinet
Sda0cn anridten!"
Inter Dem SduB 0esg}e6els brad.
ten ms uniere @ierOe bis al Die
6ront. 2lus Oer III 0eu mei1en So
Sen gegro6enen berOcden @dngen BE.
trntcn mir sic S6iibeugrG6cu 9hS
sen @Gngen, oie elmer lnteriroiiben
Stoot gli6en, Itiegen mir i6lieBli1
olf einen Gr0moQ. 0ort Itauo ein
Soloot. @r 6otte rnS ieiucn 9liiden
5ugemapot unO bic 9Illeen auf 0ao
@elGnOe Dor iicb aebeftet S6ne lih
iml5upenoen, erluiOerte er imlcren
@ruB. Gr NOR elm Soften Der bel
einenl ieitaufliegenoen @epe6r ite.
6eno biuter Dem You3eri6irm Der.
Dor 0te @egenO beobo6tete. Ger 9ia,
bel crlau6te i6nJ ieiuen &opf ii6er
oie 9riiitung 81 beben. &or inns lag
0aS 3meite @eliIoe 0eS EooeS. Sra
ben imO 3mei Stodelorobt 3dlnc
iidertel1 eS gegen einen feinolitben
lle6erfo1. ,,2onoSmonnl @ie lpeit
iie6t Der 5eino2" fragien mir i6u.-
o1500 Dieter" por sic 9lnhport.
o@er iino ocnu Oie 2eute jenieitS OeS
gtadelora6tes. oStrcif Gontnou.
Dos Gle SGiiiie rii6reu BON i6nen
ber."
gag lmo g3oGt nGmliG wareu I'M
ere &atrouillen 6eidditigt, Oos Sc
ldnoe ieneitS 0es 5ta6elOrd6tes 3u
our6ltreiieu uno sen Worl6 in'Slln-
9elpilie an5utreteh bon Dem Tie oicl.
leld)t mott 5urudfeDrtell Nnl oIe1enl
@eiiloe, oos ben 9le6el Dor unieren
9liden Der6iiQte ipielten iib pielleibt
in oieiem 9(ugenblide nirflide Sra.
gooien o6. g8enn mir Ooran Oabs
ten, Dab Oort @leniden IN uner6itt.
licber N}oroeier ollieinonoer Sage
mabten I'M iic6 oegenieitig 81 Der.
nibteM fronpite lih lnier Ser5 SUI
iammen Iann er5dbHeu uns Die
SolOaten BON Oem 2e6en Oas iie bier
! iiibrtcu in lrneriGiitterlidem Shmei-
gen, o6ue 6nrcbt nit o0lliger @lei6-
9iiltigfeit gcgen @eiabren unO Ioo
inO nit poutomuener Seiterfeit II.
anitecfenOer 9uitigfeit @lii6eu uno
@cfo6reu 6oticn i6re SeeIe 9eldutert
lno ie ii6er oie &leinlibfeiten Oca
SebenS ueit 6inousgetrie6en 9llle
aleinmiii6igfeit lpor aus i6ren Ser
sen geidbluinOen SoffnltngSloligfeit
bate in ibn feincn BIab geilln0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
sri ben siirfen in Ser 0O6ruOida
0on s,uiiein gldlabi0 @ei.

Ger angeie6ene tiirfii9e Sdriit.
iteller lmo 8iceprdiioent Der osmani.
iden Gammer Suiiein Qi6abio Sci
peroficntlidt I'M oEonin" folgenoe
Sdiloering ieiues 8eil6es an Ser
tiirfiiden sSront in Der 3obruoiha.
gei Der ticien DiiufeI6eit ser g}aht
lieB iid bic 9(uiidriit MIR nit @lu6e
leicn yarautcn5ug". @leid3eitig rie.
ten mir mie aus einem Niunoe: !, In.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18
ALMYRA GLFANINGs

Mr.. John Wexford, of near Airing
ton. visited his brother-in-iaw, R. A.
Sage, last Saturday night.
Misses Mary Wright and Maggie
Gladney, VINO are attending West
Tennessee Normal, visited home from
! Friday evening till Sunday evening.
Miss Jennie Beloate has been visit
ING relatives and friends near Mem
phls the last few days.
Messrs A. M. Moose, ]. H. Simon
ton. S. S. Hurt and E. R. Lyle. the
land appraising committee Of the
Federal Loan Association, Of Upton
county, were in this community last
Thursday appraising the lands OF
those who have taken stock in the
association.
The women's registration for this
community was held last Saturday
in the Almyra schoolhouse, by Misses
Clara Fleming and Myrtle Hughes.
the teachers of this school, About
35 white women and girls registered,
There will be communion services
in Sharon church at the 0rphanage
next Sabbath, the pastor, Rev. Snipes,
will be assisted by Rev. R. W. Carson,
who will do the preaching. If wealth
er permits services are expected to
commence on Friday night and close
with the Sunday nights services.
By invitation of the superintendent
and teachers of the Sharon Sunday
school, Prof. ]. H. Boyce, the district
S; S. Supt. will hold District Con-
vention at Sharon on the afternoon
of the 4th Sunday of this month. We
have not seen program, but we I'M
derstand it is strong one, and the
Sharon people are anxiously looking
forward to it expecting splendid
convention and hope that it will be
we'll attended by all the Sunday
schools Of this district.
The Clopton community fair is to
be held next Friday on the Clopton
school grounds. A good many of the
people of this neighborhood expect to
attend it, some of whom will make
exhibits, and help the good work all
they can.
On last Saturday morning about
9 o'clock, Mr.. j. G. Mccain, of Ida
vile came near losing his beautiful
residence by fire. The roof of the
kitchen caught fire from spark OF
defective flue, and the fire was in a
blaze on the outside when discovered
bv persons at the Idaville gin. not far
away. Some rs or 80 persons at the
time, happened to be at the gin and
store. and gave every aid with buck
cts and water. and as soon as possible
put it out. 1t was estimated the
damage would amount to $500 or $500
but it is covered by insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Kirk are re-
ioicing over first born daughter,
born a week ago.
Mr.. L. L. Goss, Of this community,
who sole has splendid farm some
weeks ago, to Mr.. Whitehorn, in the
uppar part of the county, has bought
him another beautiful home one mile
south Of Arlington on the Dristot
highway. N
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18

Bette Moffat VS. Calvin Moffat.-
in the County Court of Upton
County, Tennessee, September, 1917
term.
In this cause, it appearing to the
Court from. the bill of complainant,
which is sworn to. that the adefends
ant, Caitai Moffat. is a nonresident
Of the State cf Tennessee. /aad IS a
resi@cnt Of Al State of Ohio, it is
Therefore. o1,eScd by the/Court that
saiq~lcf ';s'a =, Calvif, I6ffat. appear
befeg g ousty ICoHrt of Upton
Cour Y. tennessee pnf or before the
first :. 9ov IL Nod4nbor, 1917, the
sam. ling Il Est Cav of the New
embcr OFT t3rm of said Court, and
mako eensc to compliments bill
for Civoice, fed against him in the
above rtY ed cause in said court a.
the same will be taken for confessed
and the cauqe set for hearing ex
parte as to him.
1t is further ordered by the Court
that copy Of this notice be publish
ed for four consecutive weeks in
the Covington Leader, a newspaper
published in said County.
A true copy. Attest:
G. P. SIMONTON,
Clerk.
This September "a, 1917.
r. B. Baptist, Esq, Solicitor for
Complainant.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18
SOLDIERS DEPART FOR
CAMP GORDON FRIDAY

The following soldier boys under
command of Capt. Leno Morrison,
of Brighton, and his assistant. Louis
Transou; of Mason, left on the north
bound accommodation train at 6:3S
o'clock Friday evening for Camp Cor
don. The young men presented a
very soldierly appearance, all being
athletic young fellows, and they will
give q good account of themselves II
they serve on the firing line.
1872 Benjamin Franklin lsom.
I401-Howard N0len Smith.
1205-Luther Linzy.
1329-Ransom McCollum.
269-Cleveland Matthews.
966-Leno Terrill Morrison.
2364-Grover Cleveland Fowler.
2665-Walter Lee Yount.
243g-Ira Robert Willard.
23-Thomas Sidney Hindman.
I5A8-Sidnev Drummonds.
1651-Robert Andrew Davis.
f284-James Clyde Former
2fs4-W Willie Keel
300 Louis Cole Transou.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18

1t is not generally realized that
if the people fail to subscribe for
the Liberty loan bonds, and the issue
is not entirely taken up, the gvern-
ment has right to tax them for it's
needs. If taxes are imposed every
one will have to pay his share and
be win not get any Of the money
back The easiest way, then, is to
subscribe and help the government
handle the issue in the way it feels
is best for all. 1t will help Uncle
Sam. 1t will help the boys at the
front. 1t will help the whole world.
It also will be a mighty good thing
for the purchaser for it will put him
in the way of saving and give him
the safest investment on earth.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18

We were recently shown an item
lied bill made out in February, 1868,
which shows that the people now
adays are paying nothing for the ne
cessities of life as compared
to the prices paid during the Civil
War. Calico sold for 81 yard
One pair of shoes cost $50, two pa
pers of needles So. One toilet comb
was sold for $4, two papers Of pins
for IS, two spools of cotton thread
were worth Sc, and one tuck comb,
a fashionable headpiece for women,
in those days sold for $40. A small
keg of sugar cost $3.50. Ten yards
of brown sheeting came to S62.50. A
quarter pound of EPSON salts sold for
81. Twelve yards Of heavy jeans
came to $78. A 129-pound sack of
salt was worth $51.60 Two boxes
of common shoe blacking was sold
at So, and half quire Of writing pa
per brought 81. While the accounts
were payable in Confederate money,
there was little difference as to the
valuation in the South of Confederate
paper money and United States
greenbacks at that time. Gold, Of
course, was valued at about twice
what other money was worth.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18

If the child starts lin its sleep,
grinds its teeth while sleeping, picks
at the nose, has bad bfeath, tickle
appetite, pale complexion, and dark
rings under the evesi I'll has worms;
and as long as they Nrdnain in the
intestines, that child will be sickly-
Whites Cream Vermifuas clears out
the worms, strengthens he stomach
and bowels and puts the little one on.
the road to health and cheerfulness.
Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Alex
'ander Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18
WILL HOLD BIG SINGING
CONVENTION SUNDAY

Singing convention next Sunday,
October n at New Salem church,
known as Flat Woods, one and one
half miles south of Gilt Edge in
district No. 4. All music teachers,
class leaders, quartette singers have
a special invitation to be with US and
help us make it a success. All day
singing with dinner on the ground.
The public invited.
Respectfully,
M. F. MURPHET,
Vice President Upton County Sing
ing Convention.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18


If it was simply a question Of get
ting three billion dollars the raising
Of the money for the second Liberty
loan would be simple matter. The
only difficulty is in getting it from
the right source. If the three bill
lion dollars came from the banks,
life insurance companies railroads
and milhonaires, the transaction will
amount to robbing Peter to pay Paul.
They would simply change invest
ments, taking the money out Of the
business OF the country, out of the
capital that is financing our activ-
tiles, and handing it over to the
government. But we do not want to
take money from the working capt.
tai of the country, which is running
railroads, factories and mills, for
those industries should be kept go
ing. What we want to do is to tap
the reservoirs Of uninvested, idle
money; that which the housewife
has saved up; the wage earner's
surplus, the ten dollars the young
man is carrying in his pocket and
the unused money of the stenograph-
er, car conductor, barber, farm hard
and grocer boy. The greater num-
Der Of people who participate, the
surer will be the income, the better
the effect upon the country's pros
perity, the larger the spiritual gain
in patriotism and national unity.