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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

9lappe u1ma6e in @ermanp" tpal
Grl1mpf. 4ber in Der %geplarten Nns:
iteaung liegt t~einestuegs Elm feinoli:
der 8ug gegen 9ea1ti6lmo inn be-
ionoeren. Ser merifaniide Jabri.
tart Ipl er1pndyert itd a11f 1eine Bis:
fer berpaBten @elegenbeite1r nn6 lei:
ne bisbcr gepfelgte @leidgiltigfeit
Die Mnterifa in bieier 8rande BON
Muslarb abbangig n1abte> beiinnen
Gr loQ fiiblen lerruen, 100 DER Sduf
oriilfr.
uIos %a1sldnoiid)e 6a6rifat," iog1
einer Scr Setter bieier v@ieoerge=
burt" m11erifaniidJen @etper6es, bat:
tie 0urdyuars nidyt Bios 1aS fir ltd
DOB es biQiger noon. Das lieBe iid
an g1rbe ol1rd) 3oae a1tsgleidJen.
9os frem0e 8obrifat 5ei61rete ii6 in
Ger 1bat our6 gefaaigere 5orm,
onrd) 1arben6armonie, 0ur6 Se6.
nif aus. ltno Der Ml1slon6er fonnte
bas, neil er III Ser Gage mar, uul
@oromerfer u11b Mo6eliner 3uriid5u.
greifen, sic, &iinitler in tbrem Sab,
in Observation-Disclosures mtsgebiloe1
mare11. 9as fat Mmerifa bisber Der
nadldl1igt. Ser @ar6dperfer, Der Ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

bolten meroen, ionbern fat mebr nod)
an ltoatli6en N%11ltolten. Sic 2eltulg
n1iiile be- reit merOen bon oem Jll1d)e
oe5 3molrges, BON Der lt%nterpiirftg=
felt urter ieoe 3eitltr0n1l1rg, BON Der
epigen 6a1rbt Dor offentlider &ritif.
Die ein5ige Eflidyt einer nniper1ttat
bel tebe oarin Sic @obrbeit m6t nnr
81 lude11 11no SIT finben> ionoern tie
au1 ltrreri6roden 81 perfilnoen>
gleidpiel OBJ lie I'M Nl1ge11blid oen1
DIRE ser groBen Menge angenebm
fli1gt ooer niht. u2aBt unlere Unit
periitqten," r11ft ser @erfalier in err1-
tier Mabm1lpg aus, ~eingeoenf 1ein
ser Gfntla6e, BOB iie INT ibrer Sar1o
sic f0itliden g6dbe ser 3ufunft bof=
ten, uno oQB es bon ibrer Seite 6es
bD6iten W11tbes be0arf Die goloene
Sdule, in Ser tie e11tbalten ltno, I'M
perlebrt at erbalten." ln0 ct i6lteBt
nit Sen Morten: u@ie mir 0iele Gin
ge betradten, miiien mir tbatladlih
5u1peile11 ni9t, Oh ni6t Ger idlimmlte
6l11b unierer llniperiitater1 gan5 ge=
>pobnli6e 6eigbeit, ibr groBtes Sc
6iirfniB gor5 ge1p0nbliber Wfutb lit.
@ott gebe u11s M}ianner!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
,,Mfaoemii6e MnbuI0s
1amfeit 1tno Tet9beit."

Ser bon berldpie6enen l1niperiitd=
ten, nomentlih I'M Slten bes 2an6es,
mtsaeiibtc 9rrd CUR 8eidrdnfung
ser oebrfreibeit, miro in Ser lebten
9%(useobe ser melt6efnmten Seem Dor=
fer 2eitIhrift uGbe Station" nit ur1=
barmher5iger gforfe bloBgeitent o1s
Elm ifmodpoaes 3eiher1 fir uNfabe=
milhe l1nbnlbi anfeit un6 Teigbeit."
Mnfniipfe11o an Die l1ntpiiroige 8e=
honhl11no, sic 6em %beriibmten Sft3=
senfiinltler ssoiepb Gennen 61trd bic
l1niperiitGt bon Gemiplbania 5utbeil
1p1trbe, in6em 6iele 2ebranIta1t anf
qr11no bospiniger 8~erleumorngen
ieine 0ffentlide 8elobm1ng nit Dem
ibm bereits poriges Sabr %berliebenert
9oftorarob binansidob> big bie Sri
tif eegen tim bergeiien iein tpiiroe,"
sdhlt Sic ,Notion m6ere Sale abn=
Iider Gnoberaiqfeit ouf, I'M a1 be,
neilen, 6aB es fif in DEM 8erbalten
Ser 0atofer=l1niberiitdt Eenneu ge=
qeniiber nidt Inn cine Mnsnnbne bar=
6eIte, lon6ern Inn Elm a1tdglides
GorfommniB, fenn5ei6ne16 fir Dire
al(oemein an b0beren 2ebranitalten
herrihen6en 3nitan6e. Sos ga15e
Ger1poItungsiDitem, 10 befBt es IN
6em Mufiob, be6iirfe Der &eorgarti1te=
r11n1, 1idt MIR an foIden 5datlen,
sic our6 Bripatmittel oatfpedt er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

oie ibm eridloiien mtroen, tpeil an
bere Motionen NIT bent &rieg aus.
idlieBlib beibaftigt lparen, ond in
nprn1alen Soften 81 bebullpten, lit ct
mos anberes. 9en @eibmad an g.
port=&anoel botte er i1roes g%efpont1en,
uno fll1g ge1l1g, ei15uieben, BOB 6ie1e
3cittpeiliger grrungeni6aften ibm
micoer geno11men 1perben f0ntrten,
liebt er lid gum eriten Male nad]
Mitteln Tim, lie ii6 81 erbalten.
Sn pergattge1pen Sabren borte man
lpohl bier urro Ga sic Sfimme 6es
Yreoigers IN Der 8iiite, Der 0a mobn=
te, Qauerifomlbe San0tperfer, &C.
ldift, ol1fgepeft ltno fabig mie iie
1ino, b%eoiirften> I'M nit ben euro
pdern, sic Sabrbun6erte bon iorg=
faltiq o1sgebiloeten @e1perfen binter
lid) baber1, fpnfurrieren 5u fonnen,
Ser @emerbe1dp1len. Sier urp6 Ga lit
a1l6 Elm Mnlouf gemadt porben.
slber oos Motto uAuid ans Silently"
iibertpog 511meilt 6as Erin5ip Ser
freilid lalrgiamen @riinblibteit. 9ie
lrbeiterzS rganiiationen ielber marerl
.oqbei al1h nidt obne Ginflub uno
mi6t obne Sdnl6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Mun uber, 90 6as @ieoerm1fIebe,

Gun aber, 90 oas Mieberaafleber
,0es @%eltperfebrs;; bes @eltbanbels,
oas tpad6lenoe 8ebiirfniB, Ole leeren
,5peiber at fiinetl IN greifbare 8u-
funft geriidt lit l11tb es notbig miro,
Ole Seit IN &edm1ng 5u 5ieben, men11
oie eeittpeilig @%erorangten iid) tpieoer
n1clOen 1peroen, riibrt lid's bier ernlt=
li6.
uMrt MQialloe" nennt it6 ein Ser
.bano, Ser nit elmer Meibe bon Mlls=
lteQl1ngen bem 5abrifarten nr6 6cm
&a%noanerfer 3eigen mia, mas er &C.
braubt, nm nit bem boberen 5tan=
oqro oer gl1ropaer in fiinftigen Saz
ge1 al fonfl1rrieren. Cine Spiel=
aparen Nusl telll1ng, Spiel1a6en
uu1ooe in Mmerica," er0ffnet ben &ei=
gen. Nn ibr mill malr Sem Jabri=
fante1l, ben1 &an0merfer pie DEM
E11blifl1f1 b%elpeilen, 0aB Mmerifa
ldyon oie Solente bat> tpenn es iie 1ltr
beodter lr1o mefen min.
Sic Mnsitell11ng 1T pieQeiht in er=
tier 2inie gege1t Oel1tfhlano gerid)=
tet. Germ Deutidlat1b, Somreberg,
stuttgort uno Miirnberg, beberri6=
ter lis gum SSdbre 1914 oen Marft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
10000 Yeriomen lit Mrs
bett.

gircs ser sublreid)en Bulletins,
Die b~nttJ1toge oem 3eit1t1gsma11'
nit ieoer Mott 511geben, bringt pue
shl5fltnft iiber sic Negiertngstbatig=
felt inbe5ug ol1f Sic 9anO1pirtbld)aft,
oie oeun 9lppeQ oes Erulioenten Mtl=
ion an sic iSurn1er POM 81. Sa1tltar
cn%t11on1n1en it110:
y~ll>rier Nderbm1=9 eparten1enf lit
Sic or0bte proftiid1e u1tb milleni6aft=
lite Organization ser @elt, rn6 iein
~geiunn1tes iGbrlidDes Budget bon bier
bis Ied)s MiIionen Collars lit mdb=
reno Ser Ietten bier Sabre 1tm mebr
OILS - Hro5ent erbobt mor6en. Sein
Stob 5Gblt u1ebr oils 1900 Wfitglieoer
ltlro cntbGlt piele bod ausgebi16ete
Sadlpcritdnoige. Sic Mderbmtida1len
n11o Neri1hsltationen baben einen
8elulmtbeiis inn @ertb bon $172,=
600 l,nb cir Subreseinfommen bon
S35,OOO,0 600. 1921 2ebren0e uno
$4,000 Stlroenten, 6a5n ei1re n11ge=
heltre 3oht SOLDIER, Sic 5l1bm1le I'M
terrift empfonge11, 5eigen mas ge=
ifieht in he5ug a1f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lidoe Musbilb11ng, ltn0 ibnen n1ogen
$50 MGnner u1u6 Sra11en> 0ie nnter
Ser Sn1itb=2eper Site a11geiteat, bin=
5ugcfiigt mer0en."
2o5 fins bobe 3iffer11 nn6 IN be-
sltg ouf Sic M1rsgoben, ipe5iea sur
Grrcidatlrg groBerer gr5eltgung an
NGtrmitteln uno 611ttermitteln, lino
tie raid inn Steigen begriffen. Ob
Sic ersielten grgebniiie ltets 0amit I'M
GinfIor1g lteben, boriiber mag Wnn=
der 3neifel begen. @er aber @ele=
genbeit gebabt fat, lt6 5u iiber5eugen,
nie qerpoltig Sic grnten Ser tpidtige=
rem Telofriihte, 6ie @r5engung BON
IIeiif geltiegen lin6 IN 6en lett Cant
oen1 rtnter al1ltl1r BEL in6liden Wittel=
itoote1t, tpo in be5ng a1f 60r6ernng
ser 2anohpirtbId)oft 6as Ne1te1te ge=
id,eher, ser miro al16 tpiiien, 6aB So
o11rd1 piel er5ielt tpor6en lit un6 nit
ser 3eit no9 mebr er5ielt mer6en
miro. Soben lih n1d 6ie ~Su6ber=
itGnoigen" bier rn6 ga bergoaoppiert,
10 brof1ten boh idlieBli6 Sic 6nr4
tire Sheorien a%ngeregten 8eriuhe I'M
TelNe N11ten. Sir Die 9ari6tpirtb=
ifuft fann Die &egiernng ltnmog=
lih 81, piel tbun, 6erm lime Mufgube
lit itootserbolterrb; mob1 aber lit iorg=
fGltiqite &1ontrolle notbtpen6tg Unto
Sic miro nit Ser 3eit an6 fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Sic tatbolii1e YreHe tttt
@er9lei1 5mr Cages
pre6t.

Cine gut reoigierte fatroliide Set
tu1pg lit be11te fir ie6es futbolil6e
@aus eine unabmeiSbare 9eotbape11=
oigteit. Sic lit falt 10 notb1penoig,
pie oie 2ltft, bie mir utb1ne1r, mie oos
grot, oas nns nabrt. @er leine
gorge Snformation aus Der Cages
preliee id0pt, Der lebt in elmer Melt
Ser Sllultotn> in elmer boaig anf ben
&opf %Seiteuten 8elt, III Der oenn a11d
ni9tS u1sitebt, mie es IN Wtrfli6=
felt lit. @6on Inn I'M StanOe gu
lein, sic 6ablloien Srrtbiimer, Die
taglib berbreitet uerbeny riftig gu
1teden, muB man auf 0ie fntboltlde
3eitur1g 5ltriidfallen. Cine Der me-
Ientliden 9lnfgaben Ser fQtboliihe11
Nreiie lit gera6e 6esbab ou6 Die
@i6tigiteul1ng bon 2igen. Sos al
lein i9on nimmt eiruen re6t bretter
&aum Elm 1tno for6ert bon Seiten Der
Me6aftion beitdnoige 8odiamfeit.
Ne9atip allo lit 6ie fatbolil6e Brelle
fir 6en &otbolifer notbtpen6tg, men11
er 1ridt an fal1den 8eri6tenz @nt=
ltequngen ur1o bospi1igen 8erore=
bungen eritiden tpia. 0enn eng 1T
gor3 getpiB, 6ie ni6t fatbolii9e Yre1-
ie gibt uns ME ELM Flores 8ilo bon
fatbolilden 9ingen nn6 @erbaltnil=
len. sic farm es niht> tpern tie ben
belten 8iGen bdtte; ood tbotia6lid
feblt ibr Ser quite 8ide. limb ood)
lit es tutdtig fir SEN &atboliten, bob
er ridtig unb Ser 8obrbeit getren IN
formiert mer0e iiber 8orgdnge, Die
iid) in fatbbliiden 2anoern abipie=
len, iiber Die 2age 0eS apoItoli19ea
stlbles uro biele anbere 9inge, Die
i'm nobe ongeben iollen. Tim n1r
ems GIT %ertpGbren1 meldes -abente1er=
libe, ungebe1terlide 3eng miro nt9t
nit ge5ug o1tf 0en 8atifan in Die
@elt geiebt. Wer alio fetne fatbo=
li1de 3eitunq bqlt, 6elien &enntnille
be3iiglid Der Gage Der fatbolil6en
Stride 1ino tpr1rmitidig. nno, 8ott
lei es geflagt, es giebt aatbolife1t,
sic in lol6en Oingen 0enfen, tpte n11=
miin6ige ainoer. Ser 81. Haltl1s ober
iogt: vMls ib ELM &in6 tpar, reoete
idJ tpie eir .&inb, urtbeilte tpie ein
aino; ais ih ober W5ann moro, legte
id) ob, mas bes &inoes par." q &or.
10, ~ Mo11he aber bIeiben etpig
in ser l1ntpiiienbeit bes ainoes
ltefen; tie iibertril1ben mien1als ben
'Stan6pl1nft finblider Mni da1nnngs=
tpeiie, eben tpeil tie iib 5ufrieoen ge=
ben nit 6er magern &erntnilien, Die
ibnen in ser sdule miiblam einge=
trdl1felt tpltr6en. Oo6 Der Blif oes
Mannes muB iid meiter, iein Biiien
a1h in fatboli1den Dingen mllB
tDndien.
49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

&atboliif)e Gagesblatter boben mir
bier Nun aleroings bitter menige.
Gugen mir es aber often, oaB fllr
Ser Malnr oes 8olfes cine tagllde
3eitltllg i1rdt ablolut 1rotgpe11otg lit.
IS iii cine mooer1te 9arelie, oaB ooS
berrtiqe 0enpfruti16e 2eben eS er=
beildf, oaB ieoer @timmobgeber tag
lib cine 3eitrng left. Ser Nnlidt
t1l0ige11 MIR nidt. 0uS Wi1lens=
mertbe fonm bem 2eler in elmer mo-
d1entlidye1r 3eitu11g porgelegt tperoe1r.
Mub entbiillt ii6 in elmer moder1t=
lid)en Grtn0iban biel better Der gu
lommembang Ser %ein5elrert 8orsange
11no Die nrl 4bli6e &erfettlng Ser gr=
5eng1iile. Sin 8ertburtbeil lit iiber=
bal1pt ratr m0gli9 BEL ei1nem 5nian=
menfolienoen &iifblid. 9ie tdglide
t3eitungsleftire 1pirft D%ertpirreno.
Sic bleibt an gin5elbeiten baften, nn0
0as oft an Den be0eutungSloien. Stir
Sen @elddftsmonn, Ser 0ie tagliden
Morftberidte, leie1o m1B, fir Den 8ez
rufspolitiifer, ser li9 arf 6em 2a1=
fenoen bolten muB, mag Die tagli6e
3eitl111g nnentbebrli6 iein. Mnoene
f0nnen iebr gut obne 6ieielbe fertig
tperoen. @s mare traurig, menn es
lpiriilib n%otbapenotg mare, bab elmer
lid) Durd oer itnnloien 8ait elmer
tqgliden 3eit11ng ourd)urbeite. GaS
lpuire ungefdbr baSi elbe, ais tpolle
n1a11 bon ie6em Meniden foroern,
DaB er tagli6 gum Jriibltild 9obel=
lp1ne faa1e. Gus 2eien elmer tag=
liden 3ettung lit fir ben @eilt unge-
f1br oasielbe, mus fit oen 2eib Dos
&ouen Don @obelipanen lit. Die 0de=
6i5in erflart tpie0er nn0 mie0er, 6aB
Ser mooerne M1eni6 gu Diel geabs
rang 5u ii6 nebme tn0 0aB ct oa-
ol1rb leiner @ei ltn0beit feinen gertn=
gen Sdaoen 5ufiige. No6 Diel ge=
lpilier lit, buB Ser mooerm W5e1rl6
5id) gei1tig iiberlobet un0 10 feline gel
1tige Sc nnobeit beeintradtigt.
56reiber 6ieies fiat niemols ei1e
tGglide 3eitl1ng gebalten. 9eiemalS
bat er @rn110 gebabt, 6aS 5n berelter1.
@istpeilen auf &eifen fnuft er li6 ein
8latt aum 3%eitpertreib. Srotbem
bdlt fem @iilen 5iemli6 Shritt nit
0em @qng ser 3eitperbdltni1ie. l1no
bleibt er ein11al 5uriid, 10 laBt ii6
6ns bol6 tpie0er einbolen. @tpaS tpirf=
li6 @iiens1pertbes entgebt einem 10
ioob. nidt. Or. 6. &rieg idreibt::
uMan iol, lotpett nrar farm, Der Be-
letputb lte1ern nn6 0ubin arbeiten,
6aB ous arbeiten6e 8olf NIT 8o6en=
fog. 5onntagsbldttern 5ufrieoen lit.
Gin loldes, gut nad Snbalt nno
syorm, fa1rn 511m Segen fir Dos Solf
peroen. Sos 8odenblatt bietet ium=
maril6 oem 2e1er Sos 8i6tigite Ger
politiiden @orfommniile, urro an Sen
politiiden Gbeil reibt itd Der eiger1t=
li6 urterbolten0e, belebrenoe nn0 err
,ba1enoe. @in 6erartigeS btlligeS
,5on1ltagsblatt muB ais 6as Soeal
fir sic groBe Ma11e 0eS golfes BE-
trodtet mer0en." WiHettidoft uno
9eelenleitltng). @ot einnrm ei1t 8elt-
tpeiier geIogt, baB Sic &atnit 6es Ser
ge1iens Diel tpertbboaer lei ols Sic
s&ennit 0es 8ebaltens. ltn6 gerabe 10
lit es o11b iebr portbeilbaft, bieles
nidt GIT miiie1r. Dos Weilte aber,
1mus oie 9polten Der Sages5eit1ng
onfiilt, lit 6es @iilens nidt mertb.
l1n6 bieles lit tbatladlid 16a6lid.
6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
$50 Der shub brndt.

Ser &rieg tpurf 6em atl1erifmni=
Iben 6abrifante1t, Ser bis Dor tpeni=
qe1t Sabren, bon eintgen Son0er5mei-
ge1r obgeieben, lt6 nenig I'M Sen
8eltmorft fiimmerte, @elegenbetten
in ben SdoB, 6ie er nidt LANCER l1n=
be1t1bt b%oriibergeben lalien 0urfte;
BERN Mmerifa ielber NOR iiber Nadt
at elmer @eltmadt, elmer politiiden
'@eltmadt %getporoen. limo der
6Iagge folgt Der &anoel."
Nber BEN 9muoel, Ole 8eltmarfftte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Manalim Sablette

Monolin 5oblette iinb cine neue TDr11. Die
lid1 in, 9aufe Ser 3eit ots ~laratip ernrobt haben.
Sic iinb lieblido gu nebmen: nnlbdolidb uno
mirtiom. reitounieren bic gtnaetpetoe ltno re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
PALMYRA
The Midland yireinianD

The Midland YirEinian.)
George Farrar was in our village
this week
J. Scott Crowder was in Palmyra
this week
T. G. Pace returned Tuesday from
Richmond.
DIR. W. w Moss spent the week
end in Charlottesville,
Mrs. Cabeu Of I've River, is the
guest Of Mrs s r. Hariand.
Mrs c. G, Conrad who has been i'll
for several weeks, is much improved.
r. W SmiSa. of Antioch. was a
business visitor TO Palmyra this week.
Miss Ella Leftwieh. of Buena Vista,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, A. A. Gray.
~pr Haden, of Charlottesville made
professional visit to Palmyra Satur-
day.
". A 8 Conrad spent the week
end with his daughter, Mrs. A. b
Hadcf.
Mrs Zena Stokes and Mrs. c. r.
Haden visited Friday with Mrs. A. o
Bell, of Wilmington.
Miss Lizzie Fox returned Wednes-
day after a visit OF several days te
her parents in Norfolk.
Among the Palmyrans who visited
+; Charlottesville this week were Mes
danes c. r. Haden, A. p. Haden
/ H. w Milhado w. a Street. W a s
/ Conrad. Miss Annette Haden and
III sf,ssT ts4f,> VA .sfffx 'r"S4F -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

burg Mrs. Miller will remain here
some Tune as the guest of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. d, NJ. Wetsel.
Lieutenant William Yaneey. of the
regular army, who was wounded in
france some months ago. is spending
q furloush here as the guest of his
mother, Mrs. William l.. Yancey, on
South Main street.
Mrs W. W. Weaver. of Lum berton.
n c., Is visiting her old home al Hay
wood. Va. Mrs Weaver is sister of
Mrs. Cecil Grabill. Of New Market,
who accompanied her to Harrison
burg for shopping trip.
Among tho Harrison burg people
who attended the musical com edy the
Bird of Paradise" in stanton Tues
day night. were Mr.. and Mrs J. Ise-
man, MIR. and Mrs. Otto Wise. Albert
Ney. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ney, Mrs,
Herman Wise and MIR. and Mrs. Julius
Wise.
Jennin ~ Spe, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fl. Sipe. OF Bridgewater. has
received his honorable discharge from
Camp Taylor KY and arrived at his
home yesterday afternoon. MIR. Sipe
was recently critically i'll with pneu-
nonia at camp. but his health has
now been entirely restored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
CAROLINE
THE Daily starr


Bowling Green, Dec. 1.-THE re-
mains OF Mrs. Louisa GU, who died
at the homo Of her daughter IN kfChc
nnond were brought here on Tuesday
morning and carried 80 Lakewood
cemetery. where The tnterment took
t.f..+t- 5-errtfe with a ftftAT
service at the grave. conducted ny
Rcys. /. NJ. Ritter and $. II ''verton'
The following acted as paNhcarerS.
Mossrs j. r Richards r. a. Ccghill.
T. f. Campbell, Charlie Hi'e. w u.
Goghin and Burke Collins.
Mrs L. S. Coghill left on Tuesday
for Stafford where she VIII spend the
rest Of the week
Mrs T. y. Butler was the guest
this week OF her daughter, Mrs c. A.
Edwards, in Richmond.
T. w Chandler spent several days
or This week with relatives. in Fred
oricksburg.
" W Green and family have
moved into the house he bought re-
Gently from Mrs Alice HaiUes.
Rev. j.. {. Smart has returned from
Charlottesville. where he attended the
Virginia conference. Tie was return
I'd to this charge.
Miss Frances Giassei} essss the guest
OF friends in Richmond fer the week
end
Master LAnsley Moncure. OF Rich
ruoud. is spending some time at
Auburn the home of his grand
parents. Judge and Mrs, Fl. c. Mon
cure
Clifford Hajnes Of Richmond, spent
sunday with his mother. Mrs Alice
Haines
Edgar Richards Of Camp Lee,
spent the weekend a. his home here.
Ills many friends were delighted to
see him.
Captain Sam Rice, OF Ashland.
spent Tuesday with friends here. He
came up 10 attend the funeral of Mrs.
Gill
Lieutenant Wilbur Cray was the
guest recently OF his father r. M.
Gray. and family
j. C HaskinS, of Fall Church. spent
"A part Of this week with L. Il. Martin
and family
Mr. and Mrs Ben Garrett and len
children. of Newport News, are the
guests of MIR and Mrs. Masiin Barlow.
Miss Blanche Coghiil entertained
the Sewing Circle at her home on
Main street on Thursday afternoon
from $3.50 TO $40 Quite large
crowd was present and the evening
was pleasantly spent.
Il r. Broaddus, of Richmond,
passed through town in his machine
on Tuesday, en- route 10 King and
Queen on q hunting trip. He was
accompanied from here by his
mother Mrs. W. l. Broaddus.
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THE DailN Progress.

tThe Daily Progress
Hon. G. NJ; McNutt is in Washing
ton.
Hollis Rinehart ,Ir.. is spending
some time in New York.
Mrs. w. A. Morton left this week
for a short visit to Baltimore.
NJ. Hargett, of Augusta, Ky, was
in the city this week on business.
e. w. Hardesty has returned to the
Miramount after business trip to
Washington.
Mrs. Albert Robinson. accompanied
by her SON. Sam Robinson. and wife.
was in the city this week.
Mrs. Daniel Colcock, Jr.. of New
Orleans, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Walter Dinwiddie. on West Main
street.
c. D. Carter, ,Jr.,s of Covington Va.
is spending a few days in the city
with his father. c. d, Carter. Sr.
Miss Laura Washabaugh who has
been visiting in Richmond for several
weeks. has returned to her home in
the city.
Miss Katherine Lee Langston. OF
Cherokee Okla. student at Virginia
Intermont college, is on visit to her
aunt Mrs. Walter Dinwiddie, this city.
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fit IJdHDbtT fTOETcSk.1
Mr. and Mrs. -. II Echols and lit
tie sonf John, have returned to their
home in Clifton Forge, after spending
several days with Mrs. r. X. Taylor.
Miss Ruth Baker, who spent seve-
raj months at the home of her sister,
Mrs, Charles Markeson. accompanied
by Mrs. Markesons children, has re-
turned TO her home in Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Ancell. Jr,
are visiting al the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. v. G.. Ancell
Private Andrew j. Ellis. who has
been at the hospital in Richmond
with the FLU" is much better.
Garland Spicer is visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Spicer.
Miss Inez Hutchinson is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Howard Taylor.
Mrs George Wickham and daugh-
ter are staying at Hickory Hill
MIR. and Mrs. r.. r Gwathmey, Jr.,
nave gone to Baltimore to spend The
week with Ensign Edward Gwathmey,
whose ship is being repaired there
Mrs w, G. Christian Is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. johnson. of Richmond.
Frank Mckay, of Chicago, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. r. T. Winston.
Mrs. c. c. Bridges left Monday for
Catonsrille. Nd, TO visit Mrs. Charles
MacGilI
Mrs. F. L. Duncan. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs John Fisher.
has returned to her home in jackson
Vile. Fla,
Miss Ruth Dugar. of Meredithville.
Va. Is the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Hatcher
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Ethe pupike creek seetiSns
N Rev. B. r. Chapman, who has been
very Ill for the past several weeks
At his home In Wills street. shows no
Improvement
c. b. Coburn, who has been quite
sick Mt his home In Lexington street
for the past several days. is able to
be out again.
Andrew Fudge, who Is in the hard
ware business at Montgomery. w. Va,
Is spending some time at his home In
Bath street.
Miss Lucia Hudson, who has been
quite sick at her home in Bath street
for the past several weeks with an
attack of FLU" is slowly improving.
Orville Steele, of Ogly's Creek, was
Il recent visitor in Covingfon. Mrs,
Steele, who has been quite sick for
the past several weeks. shows little
improvement.
Miss Nellie Via, who has been i'll
with the "1u" at the home of Mrs
Henry Jackson, in Prospect street.
for the past several weeks, Is very
much better.
Mrs. Oscar Gibson. Of this city. is
in receipt of a message stating that
her brother, Henry Douglas Byers. OF
Company Fl, was seriously wounded
in action October 20
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The family OF j. NJ. stout has nov
ed back to Gate City from Penninrl
ton GAP. Mr.. Stout Is MT pre- ~
travelling in the South for lightIn1
system.
Mrs. J. y. Craft went 70 Richr,orl
last week. representing Clinch vaIlrl
association in tho. meeting Of nv
executive committee of the Womaas5
Missionary unions.
Conley Ringiey. OF Hilton'a Ind
county. who was reported some ttmI
ago TO have been killed in action a
France, is found to have been p
prison at Lemburg. !.
J. w. Carter is back at his posit;raI
in the First National bank, and thfnkl
he is permanently relieved OF fh1
trouble foI which he was treated r
the hospital at Bristol
DR.. T.. Luther Davidson. veterinAl
rian. who has been stationed At CAM
Greenleaf. Georgia, during the laie]
part of the war. has been rcfirvAd
from military service and il now n
home.
c. r. Kern was here Thursday frnrd
kingsport and informed .us that Ia n
thinking Of moving back to the rna.1
old county of Scott. Mr.. Kern own
some valuable property in Kinsportl
MISS Nloiet Quittiny who has beef
with her sister. Mrs, r. L. Carper. y
Orlando. Fla. for more than 4 veayl
returned home. Sunday Her man
friends are delighted to have her bac1
among them.
The X-ray picture Of John u. Oui1l
lin taken at Bristol revealed a Crowd
OF some nature in his side near I'M
heart. Friday. accompanied by M
Rollins. he left for Johns Hopkis|
hospital nj Baltimore for treatnenl
His many friends hope for speed
cure
DR.. c. r. Barker has received
letter from his son. RAYMOND Rarke,l
in France. which was written iu.]
before the armistice was arran -
At that time he was back of the llne|
guarding prisoners. Raymond M
been in the thick of the rghtinr sine
early in the spring.
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ton there. White Ia WAshinxton
Miss Epperly expects n hays AaAter
y. r.. Edward's eyes treated by a
specialist.
Professor Allison. of Richmond. is
teaching penmanship in the high
school here.
Mrs. III. c. Earles Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Fred Wood. OF Crumpler,
w. Va. Mrs. Earles expects to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Panel Howell. Of Taye-
well, while she Is away. During Mrs.
Earles' absence Miss Lacy Horton Is
looking after business affairs at the
Allegheny house.
Miss Blanche Whitlock, who is
teaching at f<fiion Valley graded
school, spent the weekend at the
Alleghaney house.
Miss Edith Altizer is nursing Mrs.
J, Kyle smith, of Christianshurs. who
has influenza.