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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08

The Covington Milling Co. shipped
another carload of hogs and cattle to
st, Louis the first of the week.
Mrs. Ellis Sims and two children,
of the 18th district, have all lately
been confined to their rooms with la
grippe.
Rev. A. c. McCabe went Sunday
to Memphis, where he conducted serv-
ices in Calvary church in the absence
of the rector, Rev. w. D. Buckner.
Mr.. E. M. Midyett, who had been
confined to his home for week with
a severe attack of la grippe, was able
to be at his post at w. H. Bailey's
Monday.
Everett Mccormick, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Mccormick, who has
been suffering with pneumonia for the
past four weeks, is able to be up His
brother, Carroll, is confined to his bed
with catarrhal fever.
Mrs. Paul Anderson has been suf-
fering from an attack Of la grippe for
the past several days. Her mother,
Mrs. A. S. Hull, came up from Mem
phis Sunday night to attend her bed
side.
Mr.. N. C. Herring, formerly with
the COOPERATIVE store, is now in the
employ of the j., L. C. & E. railroad
and R. E. Lee Wilson, at Wilson, Ark.
He writes from there, sending his
subscription to the Leader.
The alarm Of fire was turned in
from Mr.. E. L. Smiths home, on Col
lege street, Monday at 1880 o'clock,
the roof igniting from chimney
spark. Only very small damage was
done, the flames being quickly extin-
guished.
Mr.. w. J. Hadley, while cleaning
out bored we'll at the home of Mr.,
L. A. Whitson, near Liberty, dropped
his watch in the well, Assistance Of 65
feet The watch was afterwards
pumped out with sand pump,
broken crystal being the only damage
Mr. Peter Fyfe attended the Bus
mess Mems club annual banquet in
Humboldt, last week. 1t was very
elaborate affair, with 125 plates,
speeches by Messrs. Charles Haas, of
Memphis, Frank Collins, Of Milan
and several local speakers.
"A meeting will be held at the
Business Mems club in Covington, on
Tuesday, February 10, at 2 p. M, to
form a National Farm Loan associa-
ton. If you want to borrow money
from the National Farm Loan bank,
or want more information in regard
to these banks, be at this meeting.
Mr.. J. H. Cothran has purchased
the interest of his partner, Mr.. F. T.
Radford, in the jewelry, optical and
repair business and will conduct che
business at the same stand under the
firm name Of ]. H. Cothran. Mr..
Cothran has had a long experience in
the jewelry business and we feel sure
will continue to make good in that
line. Mr.. Radford, we understand,
contemplates moving to California.
Mr.. Joe J. Hunt will continue with Mr..
Cothran.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08
MISS MERRYMAN COMING

W. C. A., Nashville, Tenn,
February /, 1917.
Editors Leader,
Covington, Tenn.
Kindly announce in your paper, to
the Canning club members of your
county, that | hope to be in Coving-
ton by the 18th instant to assume the
duties of county agent in the Home
Demonstration work, as planned and
directed by this department of the
United States government, Washing
ton, D. c. Yours truly,
Miss A. 7. MERRYMAN.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08
Late News Happenings

Jack Dyson, colored, of this city,
tells us that he purchased horse %
years ago from the late Jesse Howard,
of Tabernacle, for which he paid him
$75. He used the horse constantly UNI
til a few days ago, when he sold the
animal to George Williams for $95.
The horse is still quite a useful animal.
Mr.. Warner Hall, who underwent
an operation in the Good Samaritan
hospital, Memphis, and who had been
under treatment there for a month,
returned home Saturday. His friends
will be glad to learn that he is gain
ing strength and hope for him an ulti-
mate recovery of his health.
Mr.. w, Ed Smith has just com
pleted a five-room house for Mr.. Sam
Smith, in the Sunnyside vicinity. He
will also add two rooms and porch
to Mr.. Barnum Rice's house, in the
same neighborhood. Mr.. T. C. Miller,
also of Sunhyside, is building five
room house.
Mrs. EVE Bishop, whose illness
was reported in these columns last
week, died at her home, near Bride,
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, OF
pneumonia, after an illness of two
weeks, and her burial took place Fri
day afternoon at / o'clock at Mt. Leb-
anon, The deceased was about 30
years of age and is survived by three
children.
DIR. J. R. Sanford, while on his
way home Thursday evening about
$50 o'clock, sustained an accidental
fall near the First Presbyterian
church and was quite badly hurt, his
nose, lips and one hand being badly
cut. He lost considerable blood from
the first named hurt. He was confined
to his room for several days, but his
friends are glad to know he is able
Ito be up.
Mr.. J. Al. Green went Friday to.
Deans Island, which is located be-
tween Island 81 and Centennial Island,
to do some surveying There has been
litigation pending for some time as
to accretions on this island and the
case is now before the United States
supreme court The original style of
the case was The State of Tennessee
VS.. w. A. Cissna, ct al, but the style
of the suit is now The State of Arkan-
sas VS.. The State of. Tennessee. Arr
kansas made the claim that all the
accretions made since 1876, when the
grant was changed, are the property
of that state.
The Leader is better equipped
than any Office in West Tennessee for
turning out any Kind Of job printing,
from the largest circular, catalogue
or commercial printing Of every de-
scription, to the smallest and daintiest
card. With cur battery Of presses
and linotype machine, we have the
equipment to- turn out work as
promptly as any city Office, hence we
not only solicit orders from Covingtop
people in need Of such work, but will
pay prompt and special attention to
all orders sent in by mail, assuring
all of careful attention and prompt
delivery.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The program for the next teachers
meeting, high school building. Febru-
airy 10, $3.50 a. M, win be as follows:
Vocal Solo-Miss Kate McClanahan.
Address-W Wharton S. Jones, Profess
sor of Mathematics Of the West Ten
nessee State Normal, Memphis.
Full attendance is expected.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08

A company Of japanese capitalists
has started a plant to. manufacture
egg products at Tsingaau China.
Sales will be made almost exclusively
to the American market.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08

ESQ. ]. T. Marshall, Messrs. W. G.
jackson, ]. NJ. Marshall and Robert
Barton were visitors here frsm Mason
Wednesday.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08


without is cold and still and Gods unnumbered worlds
of light CLEAN through the broad darkness; to think almost to
dream the sanctuary Of serious thought ana deep ed
taon to ponder the many problems which daily confront
me- to plan and think ahead wonder almost to doubt TO
strive into the mysteries which hide the undiscovered
land tomorrow look the great great world IN all
of its suerng meries in all of its madness and greed
and in all Of its hurry to hear the groans of warsrcken
nations to sigh faith faith beyond the forms OF faith
thus to mediate give pause What little man am m
such great world and in the midst OF such distressing as
order The rush Of time hurries am in the heart OF
wonderful age 1t trying age Its tasks and RESPONSE
bties weigh me The seriousness OF life lays hold upon
me almost sagger in the face of much to 40 and before
SO many mountains Ny impeecons hurt me to my
SOUPS very aepths NV limitations constantly grief
and pain My message preacher Of the gospel seems 50
many times to fail of careful and serious consideration by the
hundreds who heedey and whose lives are closed 70
the call Of the highest and best But hope touches the heart
strings softly There's CLEAN the darkness There's
voice in the night: "And 10, with you always He who
spoke has never failed me. He will
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08
A PREACHERS SATURDAY NIGHT
REFLECTION
Charles E. Wanford

add more coal to the fire, making the flames brighten
and flicker; to sit before this fire. with my elbow ON
desk covered with books and papers, and gaze into
it and feel its warmth and glow, while the night
without is cold and still and Gods unnumbered worlds
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-02-08

Continued on Page s.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-17

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pic mir ons &cd baben, tricgiitbrcnOcn gfoonen in
europa Haficn lmO &orrdtbc 5t Dcrfoiie mic cs bis
Der gcihcbcn lit qcnou 10 bobcn mir ooS &cd)t pemi
mir g fir ongebrodt Bocn oen &crfailf bon gSofci
i0 rgcno melfen SorrGtbcl Oic @rieaiibrcn0en 81
ucrbieten Gs banoelt lid oo nod I'M Die 6raae,
Oh mir Ole W1odt ba6en 0ieies &erbot Olrhaeben mo
0ieicn 9Sut braudcn mir udbt mctcr an crorern gSr
bobcn Oic @locbt nod uniccm cigencu Grnlciieu 5ll
bon0cln, uuo ieoc &cgieruG III europa lit d oicicr
Ebat'ddlc bcipuBt Scr Erotocnt brnrdt nlr ocl Son
grcB i'm Die Authorization 6u crldct omcrifonid)en
grgern bic 2icicrlng bon @obringsnttcln oocr milf
t0riihc 8conrsortifcn nad cinenl rcmocn 2dn6c 5il
perbietC 10 longc ocr aric8 0acrt D cs piir0cu nod
fenc OrcBig Gagc pergcben bis b bic fricgiii6rcnoc
9cgeungcn 8u elmer SSrcocnS Gonicren5 bcreit ertl1
rem Diiroen sic f0men ii6 in MISREPRESENTATION @bro
len crgeben 10 piel ic polle no fonncn, 10 oel Der
ltedtcn SarfoSnrtS unO llnOeriAdnbe geqcn oci Brd
llocncn Der Nereligten Stdoten bcrulStebrcl mc ib
nau belc6t o6er Scr 8rGiioent Der @crengtcn Stonc
bat oenod 0ic g}adt in &GnOcn tic 5ilr @crnulit 5u
bringen 70 OaB c ieine Grmobmmgen 5ml 6rieoen &c
bcr5gcn niiiicn no iic uiiiel cS, oaB cr oic Woft
oa5u bot gSr tonnen ooS groBc 3ci oen Sricoen Der
6ci5uiiibrclJ prh Oic GJetcnomndung unlcrcs unbc
iircbaren Had]tcS oe @ouoclSbe5icbungen nit irgenO
cincr glnGt oocr Girippc bon Mddtci oic oui elmer
fSorticbulg Ocs ueroerbhcn @rieacS beicbt nb5ubre
fcn dcr erreicc llliO mir ollten bon oelem Nlittc
lWt6ig ul0 ridiidtSlOS @cbroiId nodcu cbcnio mll
tbig mic ur unicr 2eben Ooron ietcn uiirocn meuf
Oooiird ncrc Griite3 ocdcrt uuo lmicr 2oilO in
oen Stoo gectt mcroei f0mtc, ciuc Stcung inter
oci 9totionen ocr g9elt 6i 6eipobreu.@
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Yartan scs olcOansc.aniprIipre.

, , lo' SAlut" ~ 4.
t6ono gcrsi, eeIndb Ser '' AMI Y IT, is. 5uni II 1908
&eroronung glr 155, @6ibniit
a, &aragrapO u (wie gnI 2s Nopembcr 1911
nmeHolrD LIN @rl0ubHiB HdtgeiMrpi Dat, 0dS
g,nmPien Nr. 40 Nirquuour girNBe ais elHe
Soi3arbdier%ecriIldtic ~ benpben.
q. &. @grnr,
(1Nu1Gl7) Observation-Disclosures.
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&ctnnntmadlnnacn.


@arrnn oeo nec,anipe;fors
10. %uiWdr 1911.
IS uigo bcrmit beianni 9cnad5t oaB Ocr
mnlcrSciGnclc 4eror6nlna ~. l55, Ibl6nin
A. 4ardarnpb f. tuie ant 49, 4oponber
lvi nmen0rD. i'm GrianpnB nanaciuchi bal
bas glnmclcn al ocr Siiicitc binier w. i5SS,
rage 81 Dtnubcl
CSou17 ls) c5ebduoe'Supeltor.
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SrieOb6fr
Baltimore Gcmstcrg.
QunDpu Bart Gemetcra.

NaaptGsnonna; 6reberfd Rsab.
@hienni Hr. ~, 2eeil, l,Snrais9d.5itnfe,
BrBrdpn6pIdGe bun S25 an inter belidnni'
GcI giuidlt 1chri'hluiilcn Gjclnllt3g, Bil0lis
sen etc tro TN Ircbbdms nn NduphGtn0dna
6n iiiiocu llnier Ieeni mtrn. menf aepnilidli.
Oorfnrrf5pu
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,gic Nritcn unrScn bci cineul gnariff nf serrc nr

n6r0lidcn Gn6e Der 5onmciront 6ouienpeic bon ocll
Oeutden INSTRUMENTATION uicoeraen1bt" berd)tet
Bic llcberiec 9}adrdlten 9lgeiltlr 9os lit MIR cii
qon5 uibcocitei6es &orpiel oes irdltrIiden 9cOei'
udbciiS OoS sic g8clt idaen miro peH sic Gngdnocr
iuio 6rou5ocr sum Srbiobr ocn @crldl mod)cn mol
len sic 5cbniod Dcritdrften 2hiicu ser 0Ghihcn III
glorofronfrcih 8u onrdbreden
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NphM 1Nidlrr.

Gs fav6 am IS. Soruar 1917 So6n Slld,cr,
acfic6icr caile ben 9loia sSii6er i'm guier
non 90 syoprcu Gie @ecroiauus iinbei am
cyycitdg, gtalbnliiiaas llDr roi iciHer QsoOs
miHq, Dr. 255t, geeit2am5oro 1trdHc, aus
(Sani7 iS)
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does nidlt fir bofnnngSlos mcloet Rcltcr aus Eeters
bura. Cine orocrc Anht ipir0c &Gterdcu 3or
@cgicrumg d ond D0ilidit pcrbctc 6obrn
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3iuei prcnfdlc Grn5en i'm Icacrbieuitl gSns
madden sic britiideL itolciiden ulS rlii@cn 3rn.
3en2
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Die amerfauildIe Yriten-& &rcic IpridDt urhuG6rcnS
OoUon oaf cbt aud oic W}ittchnGdlfc ibrc arcos5clc
tctonut gcbcn niiBten g9ir bobeu idon ctmol ali
sic Stclcli Scr 0loc ocr DttelntGdtc al Sic 9icutro
len bnGcucicn, meldc ibrc 0riegS5eilc ongc6en Die
Gntctcm6dtc polcn bic @tttelm6dtc sertidcn mo
i6rc Gntpidelmgsfrcibeit Geumcn 0c Mittclmod)tc
woaen iid nidt 5crhidcn loiicn uuo ibrc Glltpidc
lungSircibeit bcipo6rct @cr imbcongcll urporergc
rouuncn oie beOeu glotcl nit chamber pcrgedt icbt
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Sic orfien 81 ocn g8ocn lun ib i6rcr Sout 5il meb
rGn Dos 6aben iie IN Doaltem ltniongc getbon. sic
bobcll OoS N6rigc ucrt6coigt, mc6r molten lie nidt