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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-23
SMELL NOTES.

Services were grand last Sunday,
Rev. A. NJ. Bedford preached a noble
sermon, text. Little Children love We
one another"
Mrs. Theodocia Batey and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Vinia Batey visit
ed Mrs. Taylor Johnson Saturday
afternoon.
HAYNES School is progressing nice
". The children seem to be improv
ing in their studies and trying to make
their grades in the next three weeks
Mrs, Ollie Bell Smith North. oui
teacher will close her school Anri
9th. We are sorry to see her go but
hope she will return.
At Haynes School, April 9Th, GooC
Friday, there will be an egg hunt II
the afternoon and a concert at night
All are invited.
Miss Ida Dee Haynes and Mis-
Mary J. Haynes made a business tril
to Smyrna last week 49,,
After spending the week end VIII
her sisters, Misses Pearl Haynes an
Sallie Jackson of Murfreesboro, Mis-
Mary J. Haynes has returned nome
Miss Julia Marie and mother mad
trip to visit Mrs. jeff Turner, VIII
lives on Manson Pike.
Mr.-Jackson Turner called on Mis-
Mary Jane Haynes, recently.
q Miss Mary ]. Haynes who has bee
indisposed is better at this writin'
Mr.. Fletcher Pinkerton visited NJ
Howard Haynes, Sunday.
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guests at dinner of their father, Mr.

guests at dinner of their father, Mr..
Robert Norris.
Misses Moreno and Azzie Norris
and Carrie Lou Watkins were the
GUESTS of Mrs. Hattie Norris, Satur'
day.
Little Amy Bell Watkins spent
three days, recently with her -auntie,
Miss Azzie Norris.
Mrs. Sadie McAdoo Of Nashville is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Pierce.
Miss Marie Norris spent Thursday
night with her sister, Mrs. Florence
Watkins.
Little Nelson Johnson Jr, spent
Monday with his aunties. Misses
Marie and Moreno Norris have re-
turned from weeks visit with their
sister, Mrs. Nicola Sanders.
Messrs. Walter Gains and Oddle
Johnson visited Misses Marie and
/ Moreno Norris, Monday evening.
Miss Annie Stewart was at home
Saturday.
Mrs, Florence Watkins and baby
were the guests of Mrs. E. q, Smltn
Monday
The Lascassas Lodge No. 6 of the
III. S. r. will give a reception in honol
of Grand Master c. A. Todd, the mrs
Saturday night in April. Crane
Master Todd will be the pr1nclpa
speaker. Come and enjoy a treat
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CAINVILLE NEWS.

Sunday school is still moving on.
We have about 35 scholars, Misses
Jodie and Cora Martin are the teach
ers, B. ]. Wynn, Supt.
Miss Vella Jackaway OF Lascassas
was with us at Sunday school. Serv-
ices were fine at Salem. Rev. Smith
preached.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards of Water Hill
was up to see Miss Martha Williams,
who has been very sick, but is better
now.
Miss Kerren Miles has been on the
sick list few days, but is better now
Miss Cora Martin spent a few days
recently, with her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Martin.
DR.. G. C. Harding of MurfreesborC
was out last Monday night and organ
lied a K. of P. Lodge. He said al
| Negroes wanted boot.
Lodge No. 8 of U. S, R. met Satur
dav night. A good meeting reported
Success to the Sentinel.
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CADES.

Mis-. Sarah Ford of Cairo, ILL.,,
was called to Milan to the funeral of
her uncle, Henry Mann. Mr.. r. NJ
Mann of st. Paul, Mimi, was called
to Milan to pay the last respects to
his brother, Henry Mann, who died
in Chicago, ILL.,, Wednesday, the 9TH.
He had been very i'll for six weeks.
Mrs. Apple McFowe of Chicago, ILL.,,
was called to Milan to attend the
funeral Of her brother, Henry Mann.
Mr.. A. w. Mann of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was called to Milan to pay
the last respects to his brother,
Henry Mann. He has one sister in
Milan, Mrs. Laura Below. His fun
eral was attended at Mt. Pleasant.
He had many friends and relations
to mourn his death. Mrs. Sallie
Thomas Is sick. Mr.. w. A. Thomas,
who has been very sick in st. Louis,
Mo-, has come home and is improv-
ing nicely. Mrs. Bette Williams,
who has been very sick for few
days, is much better Little Miss
Birdie Mai Hale is still improving.
Mrs. Pearl Rodgers is visiting her
mother and brother this week. II
you would like to subscribe Tor the
Globe see Mrs G. P. Thomas.
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BAREFIELD NOTES.

Our community is doing nicely now
Our Sunday school, began March Is
1917. We had very nice time and 9
good number was present Mr.. John
Henry was present and was our teach
err. We hope that every one will come
out and be with us.
Mr.. Willie Henry is on the sick list
We hope him speedy recovery.
Miss Emma Henry is visiting he
brother this week.
Mr.. Johnnie Hall took a flying tri'
to Chattanooga last Sunday and ha'
nice time.
Mr.. Robert Betty was the guest o
Miss Hattie B. Henry, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Emma H. Henry.
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ROCKY FORK.

A splendid sermon was delivered
from the pulpit here Sunday, March
18th by the pastor, Rev. Joe Hayes.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes preached from the
text, st. John S:3, to an appreciative
audience.
Mr.. Fred Davis has returned home
to work on the the farm after a
pleasant stay of several months in
the city. Mr.. Davis Is an aspiring
young man and we hope him great
success on the farm.
Mrs. Mary Elliott left few weeks
ago for Providence, Tenn, to visit
her granddaughter, Mrs. Matte Pat
terson and other friends. Mrs. Ii
lott viii be gone indefinitely and We
always regret her lengthy stays frcm
our home, however royalty she may
be entertained, as she is one of our
most useful and best respected
women.
Prof. T. H. Polk and others from
/ Williamson County visited the church
here on last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes, Master Hugh Allen
and Messrs. Davis Sneed, J. B. Shell
ton and Samuel Delbridge were the
guests of Mr. Scott lobe, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Richard Batey WAS the guest o
Mr.. Jordan Batey, Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Lue Delbridge F. S
of the Cyrenians at this place, whit
has been sick, confined to her be-
room is up and able to go out visitin'
her many friends who are pleased t.
have her.
A professional mule buyer of thi
vicinity will give free advice on hoy
to buy fine mules at cheap price
makes the following statment:
ITS not in the scheme of trick,
he said, ''but it's in the walkin
stick"
Its not in the one who can max
T. the finest chat he said, "but is /
+ he who wears the lavna hat
!. For particulars address all con
. munications to j, B. S. Co., R. R. N
9, Smyrna, Tenn.
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ness trip to Nashville recently.
Mrs. Mable Brown was the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Rowland last week.
Madams Lille B. Patton, Ada
Nancy and Eveline Turner were
guests of Mrs. W. c. Cheers, Sunday.
The article by Miss Elizabeth
Nancy in last weeks Sentinel should
be read and needed by all our girls.
1t contains some helpful suggestions.
A plain neat dress and nice manners
is better than all fancy dresses with
out manners.
We must first teach our children
good manners at home. Don't wait
until they start to school to begin
teaching them.
We hope that Miss Nancy will write
another article. 1t may help some
girl to take heart and stay in the pub
lie school till she finishes and then
enter one of our colleges.
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Shiloh NOTES.

The health of our community in
general is very good.
Misses Fanny Majors and Lucille
Beard spent Saturday night with Miss
Frances NJ. Hubbard.
Miss Emma Collier spent Saturday
and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Han
nah Alsup.
Mrs. Mamie Smith has been on the
sick list, but is better.
Madam's Hannah Alsup and Mag
gle Black were guests of Mrs. Nam
ME Smith, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Williams spent Tuesda,
night with Mrs. Hannah Alsup.
Miss Eliza Ransom visited he
sister, Mrs. Mamie Smith, Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Phillips visited Mrs
Mamie Smith Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Ransom and daughter
Miss Edith visited their daughter an
sister, Mrs. Mamie Smith, Monday.
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CEMETERY NOTES
BY Alice Blackman.


Sunday was a favorable day. Sun
day school at the NJ. E. Church was
fine, the Superintendent was at his
post after being absent for several
Sundays on account of his marriage
in person of Mr.. Ephraim Winro"
The lesson was beautifully discussed
by the teachers, Mr. Walker Winrow
Misses Frances Haynes and Roberta
Rucker. Several scholars were pro
NOTED from the primary class to thu
higher classes. We are getting thu
children together and preparing fol
Easter, we are expecting to have
fine time as the old saying is, 81
stitch in time saves nine" so we hav,
started in time to prevent such
rush.
! Mrs. Meaker Maynes of this place
who has been sick FOR quite while
don't seem to be any better at thi
| writing.
Mrs. Alice Blackman, Annie Wade
Mr.. Jerry Wade. Mrs. Laura Wash
ington and Mr.. Willie King. and tn
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
rain Winrow visited KEYS Chapel t
hear BLACK Billy" preach Sunda
night, they reported that he preache
two soul stirring sermons and the
think they shall come again soor
Mrs. Alice Blackman the reporte
made a business trip here Monda,
If there is any one that likes to Sc
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-23

Court of Calanthe. She leaves to
mourn their loss eight children, a
devoted husband and other relatives
and friends. Mrs. Alexander Harris
had severe stroke of paralysis last
Wednesday night and at this writing
she is very low. Master ]. w. Rec
ord and Lewis Fitzpatrick are re-
covering from a long spell of fever.
Mrs. Henry Hardison has one of the
finest punches Of Rhode Island Red
hens to be found anywhere. Mrs.
Hardison has eighty hens that are
pictures. Mr.. ]. w. Record sold q
nice COW last Thursday for sixty-five
dollars. Mr.. Record is one of our
most industrious farmers and stock
men. During the past twelve months
he has sold several hundred dollars
worth Of stock. Mr.. Cornelius Jones,
another wide-awake young farmer of
our community, recently sold a pair
of mules at fancy price. Mr.. T. H.
Fitzpatrick was in Lewisburg on
business last Tuesday. Uncle Char
ley Fitzpatrick, while out at his barn
feeding a few days ago, fell from
the barn loft and badly hurt him
self, but is now doing fine. Prof
]. b. Jones of Lewisburg spent sew
eral days here last week visiting
his many friends who are always
glad to see himPerhaps one of the
most interesting personages to be
found in our vicinity is that of Mr.
West Vincent; he is an octogenarian;
saw service in the civil war as {
federal soldier; was in Sherman!
march through Georgia. He has beef
to Washington D. c., walked through
the Whitehouse and now draws
large pension Mr.. Vincent says h,
las never had the backache and ha
all of his teeth; is quite spry now
1t is quite instructive to hear hin
talk of ante-bellum days and tn,
dangers he has faced on the battle
field. Mr.. Vincent owns a small
farm containing about fifty acres
he has fine orchard on his farm
and among his many varieties o
fruit trees is blackberry tree tina
yields blackberries every year. Mis-
: Velma Fitzpatrick has returned HON
after spending several months i
Cornersville where she was employee
as one of the teachers in the schoc
at that place. Miss Fitzpatrick
: an accomplished seamstress as We
as an efficient teacher She con
pleted course is plain sewing g
-, State Normal sometime ago. M
: Ivory Fitzpatrick has accepted a p
sition as chauffeur in a garage 6
, Lewisburg.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTES.

Sunday school was good at Seay
Chapel NJ E. Church, Sunday. Preach
ing at II o'clock by pastor.
Services at Primitive Baptist
Church Preaching by Rev. G. Il
Blackman.
Mrs. Pearlie Moore entertained
Saturday evening. Those present
we're Misses Ora and Daisy Bel
Green, Marine Johnson, Martha Hand
cock, Messrs John Rutland, Harle'
Malone, S. Edward Fulce, Cicero
Preston, Mrs. Daniel Gwynn and son
Phillip, Leon Gwynn, Madams Harry
Parker and Buford Cragwall. AT
late hour four course menu was
served.
Miss Clarene Williams is very sick
The death angel visited our com
munitv and took the two year OLE
! daughter of Mrs. Ada Clark.
Messrs Vernon Bass, Shela AM
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GUNI


We did not have any meeting Sun
dav because of the illness Of our pas
tor. Rev. C. H. Williams, also our
Sunday school teacher was absent.
Mrs. Addie Yeargins Of Hollywood,
Ala, was called to the bedside OF her
mother, Mrs. S. S. Newsome, who is
very i'll at this writing.
The death angel visited the home OF
Mrs, James Morten and took from
our midst her brother, James Bright
Friday night, March 9th. He was an
industrious young man and was well
respected by all. The funeral was
conducted by Revs. A. c. Kennon and
Lewis McCord, both of MurfreesDoro'
The services were held at the Stones
River Baptist Church. He leaves
three sisters, two brother, two en-,
dren and a host Of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss. AS the
corps came in MAKE room for little
child" was sung, led by Mrs. j. A.
Batey. On marching out they sang
BE waiting and watching at tne
beautiful gates" He was laid to rest
in the Stones River Cemetery TO
! await the resurrection.
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Byrne Jennings, Lillard and Nelson
Anderson and Charlie White OF
WATERFOWL, we're here Sunday.
Miss Katie May Seward Of Cook
vile has been here with relatives.
Miss Sadie Tubbs entertained Wed
nesday evening in honor Of Miss Katie
May Seward of Cookville. The parlor
was decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. Games were PLAYED p
six tables. Miss Henrietta Gordon
presided at the organ.
Miss Mary Howse of Gordonville is
here. the guest of Mrs. Fannie Banks
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or would like to sew or be an agent
for a firm, $4S to $50 a month, please
call and see Mrs. Alice Blackman,
who lives 1-2 miles north Of Muir
freesboro on the Nashville pike. She
will do all she can to put you on the
road to success. Just plain stitching,
She has been working for the firm
for three months. Come and see 1t,
1t is worth looking at, whether you
want it or not. Something that every
lady needs and something they should
not be without. All those who would
like to earn a big salary should call
and see Mrs. Blackman at once and
get their orders in before the 26th
of this month, before she starts her
north bound trip to spend the sum
mer with her brother in person OF
Mr.. Simon and Willie Winrow.
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ELI. RErIIrowN fKYn

The fo. o. ing are on the sick list
this week. Mr.. Andrew Smith, Mrs.
Sarah Meadows, Mary Mccall. Malin-
da Cole, Celia Curtis. Lottie Kendall
and Mrs. Isam Row1ett. MIR. Smith
is in critical condition. Amputa,
ton of his left hand may be necessary
to save his life. as he has an abcess
of the hand. Rev. George d. Miller
has returned from Richmond, KY,
where he visittd his family. The
ordinance of the Lords Supper was
administered at the First Baptist
Church. Cecilia, KY, Rev. F. A.
Smith, pastor. Mr.. Joseph Garrett is
up and able TO walk around again.
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JASCASSAS NOTES.

Sunday was a pleasant day with us
Our Sunday school has taken on new
life. Lesson was taught by Rev. A
Randolph, teacher.
Miss Marie Norris addressed the
Sunday school. Her subject was
Nothing better than the Sunday
School," Rev. c. H. Evans preached
an excellent sermon, subject, "Our in
ability to understand Gods plan"
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Sanders wer,
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TUCKER TOWN NOTES.

Mrs. Lizzie Marable Of Asbury
spent the week end with her aunt,
Mrs. Frances Washington. She re.
turned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washington
made trip to Florence Station last
Sunday.
MIR. Allie Charlton of st. Louis is
at the bedside of his father. Mr.
Charlton will visit his brother al
Nashville before going back to st
Louis.
Misses Bessie and Etna Mai How
land drove to the National Cemeter!
one day last week.
Rev. Walter Rowland made bust
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MooREsvILLE.

Our community was painfully
shocked last Thursday when we
learned of the sudden death Of Mrs.
Matte Collins, wife Of. Mr.. Julius
Collins. Mrs. Collins was faith
full member of Mckenzie Chapel A..
M. e. Church, a member of the
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MRS. SEARCY IN LEBANON.

Mrs. Hattie Searcy has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Link
at Lebanon for the past week. While
there she was highly entertained by
relatives and friends.
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TEANNA NOTES.

Mr.. John Malone was guest OF Kew
D. A. Kimbro, "Wednesday night.
Misses Lillian NJ. Jordan and Ophe'
liza Sanders spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Josie L. Kimbro.
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T,EyVUSRURG NOTES

The death angel visited our COM
munity and took from us little Miss
Romattie Hill, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Hill. She was - years,
10 months and IL days old. She was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. She leaves to mourn her
demise, father mother. two sisters
and one brother and a host of other
relatives and friends. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Miller
rastor of NJ. E. Church. Pail bearers:
Misses Lucille Jenkins, Elma Lewis
Cassie Doughey, Mary Wakefield
Make Lewis and Louis Ewing.
Mrs. Ada Hill died at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Callie Brown, last
Thursday morning, March Is, 1917
She leaves to mourn her demise, he'
husband, two children, three sisters
and four brothers.
The teachers "Quiz" meeting was
held at the home of Prof, Thomas
Kennedy. Those present were, Profs
H. G. Allen. ]. B, Jones, o. F. Bishop
Misses Mamie Lyle, Mary ]. Ken
needy, Claudine Lawrence, Sallie Hill
Lucretia Davis, visitors were Prof
! VIM. E. Hester of Murfreesboro ant
Mr.. Perte Mcbride.
! Meeting was fine, Adjourned t.
meet at the home of Miss c. r
, Lawrence
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lola. KANSAS NOTES.

It has been long time since you
have heard from lola, Kansas. Worl:
has been very good here and all work
men are making money, but the high
cost of living prevents them from
saving the money they make. Iola
is distressingly healthy just now,
and the NJ. DIS have time to plant a
garden in their back yards, lots or
look after a few chickens or to DE-
any old thing to help in cutting down
the high cost of living.
Mrs. J. S. Bass, Jr., has recovered
from very severe illness.
We have, had a good many death
since our last notes to the Sentinel
Mr.. Brooks Lane, our old jovial cit
izen and will known in this part o
Kansas, died few weeks ago, alst
Mrs. Augusta Sanders the Oldest AM
last of the chartered members of tn,
A. M. E. Church Of lola. died recently
We are always glad to get the Sen
tinel. It tells us about so many o
our old friends. There is no one her
who enjoys reading the Sentinel NOR
than Mrs. Matilda Smith. Althoug
she is up in her four score years. sh
enjoys good health, her Bible an
the Sentinel. Long may the Sentine
live. Trust this will be great yea
for the Sentinel.
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w FID1ELITy COURT OF CALAMITY.
r w. go IN N: A.: 3: A., E. A, A. and A
month a ar X an ID 1hird 1 Monday in each
Ave, Minneapolis. Mrs, Minervo -
p garnet y. G.; Miss Arlene N. Sect
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CHURCHES

=, PILGRIM BAPTIST cH11Rcu cu
ear street ana Summit avenue. Snndax
9 Ky olces: Preaching at 400 N 80
s:4 sri sp D. ny s P1eeas at l2so. B. 7.
choir rehearsal wed 1aySE service s.oS and
tended NJ Rev. B. N. Mu PPre1m1ptly At
stmG, osS west Central avenue. PasfoT:
enurcn. Tel. Jackson 34s.
n1aon1AL BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Rice and Fuller streets. sund.-
o. wees: Preaching, II a. m. and a
Ill.,; sunday School 12:45: Deacon...
meeting Z; B. Y. P. u. 1880 D. N p,,h
nc cordially invited. Rev. r. u ~.
Donald. pastor. 651 W. cen+r., .-.
ST: JAMES A. M. e. cH1,Rcz m.
Fuller and Jay streets. SnnIa1. COR
ices, ice HOO q. M; 1850 D. m: WsX,s sssv
on onay Mon meeting $oe p. M Pastor visit,
ne.day aHd ~? %b1 msSasd.y' & home W.
eH;arsonage 1875 Jay street. EsV ~,
Sims, Pastor. 1'e'' - Z.
s. PHILIPS Episcopal, MISSION
s straot aurora avenue and Haciubis
ton Of H So1naa Ra services; Early celebra.
Gfsei' e5 Of Holy Euchsrist lint n aRe
s snd , Sundays 1900 q. m. Mathis. seconS
s ana fourth Sundays. 1900 a. m. SUNDAY
scnool. 1880 p. m. Brotherhood Of a.
WAH eel ssrs $50 p: m: vespers 7:so p. M
class, 500 p. m. Fridays. eveninR praver
s:90 p M Saturdays Holy E1chcrist
S S:9o a. M, Rev. A. n. Leaitad Rector.
1896 Thomas st.
. ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cor.
harrington and st. Anthony avenues. Sun
day services, preaching, 1900 A. M. ana
800 P. M: Sunday School 1880 P. M.:
YOUNG Peoples meeting. 200 P. M; Md
Rev. G; W. Camp, pastor. Manse ~
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'oHN n. HAYES LODGE No. D. -~~p
~5m Meets first and third .ruea-
3 ! !; !; 3
&SM cay In each month at
EEgA castle Hall 221 W. Uni
W6HlAfA vere1ty cor. Farrinpton
d&gWsH kn1ghts of Pythfas in eooa
NXSDW Standing always welcome
WH4KY James Thomas, c. G.: Ia. A
~a henderson. v. c.; 1[s Z al
and 8 ~, 81. F: O. James K Of 4
d. Oh 81 Adams street.
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statement of the Ownership, MANAGE
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the, Act Of Congress Of August "a,
THE APPEAL, published weekly at st.
en- F : Mimi, for April 1, 1917.
STATE = = OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
RamSey-SS.-
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SSo o1i;y appeared j. @. Adams, who,
having NJ been duly sworn according to
law; opposes and says that he is the
following is, to the BEST Of his KnoWi WI
edge and belief, a true statement of
the ownership, management, etc, of the
aforesaid publication for the date
the Act Of Congress Of August "a, 1912,
embodied in section 443, Postal Laws
ana an Regulations, printed on the reverse
OF this form, to-wit:
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me Pupilsher, editor, managing editor,
ana business managers are: Publisher,
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also, IN cases where the stakeholder or
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IN eha 1.-THE, the said two paragraphs contain
knowledge and belief. as to the cir
cumstances and conditions under which
Sdt So na1 and security holders who
90 not appear upon the books of the
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mas no reason to believe that any other
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/ any interest direct or indirect in the
| sald stock, bonds. or. other securities
IMAM as so stated by him.
O.. That the average number of
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