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FUE VOLADO I'm
TREN CERCA DE-
VERACRUZ, YER.
Cuafrocientos revolucioRarios
atacaGon 81 convey y
despoiaron a los
pasaleros

Por Cor-eO. para LA PSE..SA.
PUEBLA. ! he agosio.-El tren de pasa-
ic-cs que sali6 de esta c.udad rumbo n puer-
to lie Eeyacraz anticr. lievaHdo regular ndm--
70 de pasajeros. fac volado per los rebe!-
de- "u;r- las estac:oncs &c Vargas y Santa Re.
7-ec;saa:cntc Ella el Ei!ome;ro 49,.
Los rebe'des hahiaD colocado una bomba de
G;r@nita sohrc IA via. IN que es:ai!6 al paso
lei convoy. o-icinando la vo!adura del CARO-
express. cl que acrastr6 81 su caida 4 dos ca
rios mas Representatives. De IL locomotora.
r. rss,n &c los cacros Qued6 :E9lal-n-nte des-
2rendiGo. pcs 10 Cue IFS dess-sc;as ocasio-
naaas aor c! aten:ado lie los rebeldcs tue
ron raeaos lie tn one c-an dc cspeEarse.
C,ctro~icnios rrl>!&es.
In=:eGiatamcatc que l. hiaami,a cSta!Io pro-
dr,;pna, los es'Tsgos quo qVeGan sejal2tos. =
H. numerosa par,iIa de rebr.5eS que. scGur.
diccn los viajcros qrc han .cGato aqr!. Sc
conpo7s1 dc no rnenoa ce cua:rosieatos ho:n-
bres. comer-5 i Racer I'm rutr!do fucso soa-e
Ia pequela c-col.a carranc;sta que v.ajaba Ell
81 t-ea. aniqui!ando Z toGos los so!d=doS que IA
coE,ponian.
In secvida los rebe'Ics Sc !arzaroa sc5cc
e. convoy ; p-ocsdicron II revisa:lo apode-
ra,aosr de- todo 70 cue de v&ior uuc en q en-
co7;-@-2n.
Los ~c:ic,a.eS carrarci::as T2e iban a bo-lo Y
Vae cs-aoaron de mort: durantc q t~irotcto.
tue-oa idcn:i:icados = peear dc que Sc despo-
jaron &c sus nn,fo-~cs ) fus;.a4os en- la ori!ls
de L via.
I,.ngme7c5icS hcridoS y ,nacrtos.
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catorbe no Sc han podido p-ecisa- en- ndnc-o.
.cro - scgu-o que fueron ruch:s;rno5. dado
oue :inicamente uros cusn,cs pudieron csc,.
par. va cue los que no mu-ieron a. SCI voia-
dos. pc-din-on IA ga duraa;" g! t.9osco de
los -e5e!dcs sobre G. coaboy.
Sc croG-r~vor d. tod=s i1s cr,aq<.
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Gran en- n,mCro de eiaeuen;a : ,oGos Sc pa
:icron va!:ca;oacn5e hac:s7do-e al caemiso
alGr:=-s bajas. pcro fGc-on Incompetence pa
:" Gess7e' II a'@'e"1'7 &c FS'H'I'''S que
= !an-o sobrc ., zen.
Es.os. una We GueEos d campo, So apo
de-a-ra e tod2s las arnas .handoraGas 7or
,os soldaGos. asi como dc ;odos los e~qa,-aj-s
&c .cs ~v,z:e.os y &c ,o1o e que iba ca q
caro- de- cz2.ess. &C. haa'a a:rlado rezado
4 los lado7 de IA via.
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darse crenta Le Cue :. ,rca ca dina7a.:adc
= ae -le = ca-ro express sc les?,c-5ia dc =
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p,r C5-re-. T7-c IA PR&NSA"
IEN!CO. ! de aCo.,o.-DH'3uos C" ,"''aS
dis-ucioncs en- sasicncs Que dur2-on va-ioS
Mas = duran:s l., ,valcs So Gir.=ieroa 70;
Eslr7- marisc-aG9s duro- ntscucs nj Ejoci-
two cprr@acis;a. Ia Sup-ema Co-;c dc Jus'i-
eia dc IN Nnei6a rcso:vi5. CT e. nmpa-o PC
dido po- cl Banro Rc:Eceionario &c Puc5'a
contra e. acto &c :acau;acit7 Gc sua b:ca-s
llevsdo 4 cE6o per In Sc-rcIa-ia dc Hac!c7-
da. quo G. Go5ierno ca.ran7ista cs;G auto.iE--
co y cupGcitaGo para iUtsrvcnir c%ua'1airt
barco Dc cr6dito. 30. co7Gu-:a - ccuiGule:s
IL -u- se.--.rrias. q Vi-::.. d" ~ :zeuitH-
dcs que CT CT rarno dc Hac.c=G, c:rae con-
ic-iGas 3o- ia, ca-n=-=, &c IA um'51.
Fl Magistrate Cruz. de Ia rcfr!ida 81.
9rc7ra Core. di-i"i5 atsquea dirCc;as y EJc-
c"t;vc dc Il Nnci6a. por 10 q"o SC 7anora
en- pub.i-o cue C=--auza ;afilira con r a-6..-
ITO Corrrrso para ate sea scaa-ndo dc al
MI" rG-sto.
! acaiTc rrci5ird rrd corris:o@ special.
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~" clasc dc con.sidn rccihira de! rohierno o
Lie. JESUS hcuac. q1p sc halla IN rsta ca
pi:al drh:do n Iia:nSdo cue IL hicicra cl pro
pic Ca-ran:a. CT ios circutos ~pali,isSs SO ~
.czura Gle un alto 2uc1to l. Sc7a ofrec:!o Il
cx-rai7ise-o de GobcTuaci5n.
los amigos a" pa-t;!a-ios &c cstc han in
siruado cue hcua2 ;:a enr2o jcrc dc Una dc
!a5 t.elccacioacs dc nucs,-o rais 81 q eztrcn-
jsIo. pc-o no So dec caa, loGac;6n scra 4
que Sc .e cncorr.cnde.
Il c. Tar.ro 'GueT~srn' s.rG r>gr-G~.
por dispos:ci = de = scc-e;=r:a d Cue
IRA. G. cnNoaHro mcxi,eao Guerrero Cue
por mu-hos aHa9 ma p-cstado rus 5eTv:c.c' q
q ii.oral dol Pacif.co. sc7i Lcvato 81 ,~t,-
dcro -acioncl DC Giayn.s para que SC lc
ha-.= a.Ernzs rc7=-a-ioncs Grc los pc-.tos
norb-ados po- e. rob:c-no jc,!ara-on scr IT,
aispeasablco Ell d:eho huge.
e "Guc--ero' solo pc-n=nc-c-! CT q purr-
20 do G.aya.az el tempo nGis2rrsah!" .r's7.
que 60 l. harKa las rcpa-G-ioacs csc raccsita
= So ic !:npicn sus :o1das. p"cs h@ce IN"
gran ra!:a para "a coad@ccida - 'ro9as de
los d:stin:os pGcr,os Gc IA Ecp5hiica.
4 bcn6crc ~ r7:7 de- Pc. d Grcda;"p"."
FL Crpitaa DE- Fragata EGaa-Go olive. Sub
! jefc del Dcparta:ncn.o i" Marina. salio COZ
rur.so Al puerto dc Manzaa:I,o. a ioade ~
co=.i,icaado por e! Gob.erEo para apcd-;-
mar g, a.;o de abander:nicnto de IA I-aEata
Plan &c Guadalupe" que Va n ser'ir "a Ia
armada de Il Rep&b;icn.
e re.c-:do burco pe-!cne-ia n II nnrina
rh;lcna = fue comprsGo recicnterente ~ el
cobic-ao cn--arc:sta. s;cndo dcstc flcro a.
greSa1o . ii ma=inn r--eantc y ahana.rlio
como tai: pero COMO ahora sc trata e 1uc
pase 4 pcrtsnc-er . Il marina de guerra. sc
inpoac que sen ahaaGc-ado &c nucro. = 10
ole So proccdera. sc5ln oEcda dicho. PEE
sidicado Ct pc:o, Ell representation del cj'-n-
two c.rra,c.sta. ci neac,onado captain o.
liver.
IN eLerG= -echn-6 G los siecu:orc,
&c IN ju-5cdo.
En- un juicio que po- pcEo de pesos So So
CUE en- cl Juzgado Cua-to Meno- contra Ge
IN alcran llamado Gc-arGo Henken. Ct iIez
Dc los autos dispuso 81 embargo de aISuncs
bieacs del 6emandado suficientes a cub:ir el
valcr de la der,anda : las costas de Ia nisma
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DE- la CIUDAD De MEXICO

No rus anlparado ei 8anco de puebia.-Re3ioira uaa Co.
mission especial 5ea6s Acuaa,-Sera reDara5o 81 ca
lonero CueErero.-2eci5i5 bandora 81 Plan de Qua
daiupe."-Jn aEcrzn Techazo g los ~e;ec2.oga5 dc III
juzgado.-Se fugo de Cordcaanes III REQ. -
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III oLrrG= -cchn-6 G los s~jccucor1,

U7 oicmGs rechn-6 c los sjecntoT',
&c IN ju-gcdo.
En- un juicio que po. pcEo de pesos So ST.
CUE ea Ct Juzgado Cua-to Meno- contra Ge
IN alcnan lIanado Gc-arGo Hemken. Ct iiez
de los autos dispuso 81 embargo de aIslnos
b;enes del oema1dado sufieientes Il cub.ir cl
valcr de Ia dcraaRda : las costas de "a nisma.
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ESPlc2GiSSiO

C!sv:rui= del Rey SS,an5n ..-..... Is"
p;~c :o,a-:o Inle.n3-. Gcht.ene m-S'"
hIaaca. rcja y ns;ra. ap"riciones' -
p.gacn y H,tua! q Ia Allz NgS.a. Goa
:.sae ri t-ianc3 G lie SltCm 81, Is "a
oa... (. Tkrct, srcretOs de! =Aito. NJ
sn:5irid,o.es, C-ialorios > "entaealqs o.:5
=. DRAGON Ro;c. . s-a =! I-,t Ie NAH
Csv 4 .us .Spi-:.us -...-....... , p.e'
e 1ode- del Pe-sa=.=a:c. 81 DOM
Mo y c~G.rLra. Como e&Sud:as s.
iGsr=a ..----. -
e L.:b-o Ipf--aaI. T-@:a!o De :as Glen
Gas o-u.;%s. CoH;:"ae 9. !:o:o dS S2H
C~IPriaao. Cl2vi~Eia se Sabomor' ei
DRAGON Ro.o y a C25ls lctcrrn!
q sc-d=Gs-o Dragta Eojo. N1can-
tar:-a:ns. E1cao de hace.5e Invisible.
Ia Gan Ea-.LA Ad,v.nsdora ....... ) Voo
LiJ.o Mayao lie Ssn .Cipriano. Etic!oA,
iu:cG y comp!=:a de! ssmcso Crime
L. Ciaviaula de; Es!icero. 0 L.ibro
de San C!pr!@Gc. con 'H:lai1at dc
=. c. N,,-i. Suv~e-a Loo
Nrnua. dc &aGia Blanca ............ ; O.ao
a7nGa! &c xGGia %r.ra ..,...-.. ) oto
Secretos IL les Carlos. Are lie ga
mn ! todos los iucsos .-......-. tOo
Sec-e,os de Alberto e CRANE" ..-.... : U'''
Sec,-tuS dc IA g.csaGiSica ION Y Il
yragia. Lecc:ones GEa>.!ca5 Ge esca-
moteo J p-sst!dig;-ac!on ......--.. !.o9
See-etoS de- Iafic:no ...------.-. ) V'oo
~eso-o de NiiaE7os &c = Cruz l. O.
ravaca. Te-dadera joya &c! ~oc=i;;S-
10 e. 70
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EvENTURAs De JOHN ( IA
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
100000 Men to Be MObOIized BY
September, Army Officials Predict
Colonel Roosevelt May Yet Command Division to Help
Suppress the Hun-Great Activity IN Military Circles
Since Return of Secretary Baker.

Washington D. c. June sThe turn of
has brought about marked change military circles here and
cOdng many who accessible inside information there
little doubt that least will be under
ing BY September lst instead the 100000 originally plan
ned upon President Wilson be in Of raising this
huge force and Secretary Baker has made plain that he viii be
satisfied until America has army sufficiently large make the
defeat of the Hun assured possibility.
activity the part Of former President RoOseves
friends to land him high commission have caused considerable
men official circles and there high authority who
dict that he will soon be offered berth General Pershng field
staff
hoped smaller per centage reflections will occur as
many Of the redpe rules governing the acceptance of have
been abolished 1t well many might qualify
naemc underweh by the of body builder
Numerous might be cited to show that have increased their
weight much fifteen pounds within two weeks by the
of easily -digested, organic iron.
Rundown, thn emaciated longer wanted
either in the army civil fe Men of strong vitality and fully
equipped physical and stamina required whether
the battle of business life the hazardous work Of leading
lover the top" in the Fanderian trenches.
The human system requires certain degree properly
repnh the blood and tissues of the body and the food Of modern
civilization such that eighty cent of the popuace lack the
amount of this necessary organic sulphate
Thus behold of prematurey DID, badheaded false
toOhed victims with begOggIed aclusr and eng step,
instead of sturdy srongmbed peOpeas in the ronbsorbng
ages of Caesar and Cedric, the Saxon
If down. anaemc lack bodily vgor sleep
poorly have appetite lack your regular druggist
and get bottle of Acid Iron Mineral Try week Then
if hasn't made return the bottle your money
will be promptly refunded.
Acid not only s the blood but strengthens and
ngorates It, For those who suffer from tie effects of ckened
heavy blood coaguaed and polluted the of the
winters accumulation Aim stands without peer only
Trims and pures the blood but carsh the various impurities
Of the systematically and effectively AS general "sprng
and prompt relief for that ed feeling condition
prevalent at this remains the only natural
fully asmiable and dgestbe iron known medical science
On the market for thirty years. with thousands upon
thousands of testimonials from physicians lawyers cergymen phar
mac and ymen who testify its merits Aim only remedy
which sold with the distinct understanding purchase price
will be refunded If it fails to benefit every possible degree
ect all spurious limitations which proftseeng druggists try to fost
upon you and demand the original Acid Iron Mineral
Acid Iron Mineral is sale by all progressive druggists in the
United States Canada and Great Britain Central Drug Co.,
wholesale distributors for Geeneve vicinity-Adv
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11

Rev Easterly filled his appointment
It Mt. View Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. S. Harrison and
children, Of Warrensburg, visited IN
our neighborhood for few days.
Mr.. R. 7. Woolsey had the misfor-
-une Of turning his car over Friday.
lie and Mr.. John Cutshall were pain
fully hurt while the other occupants
IF the car were only shaken up bit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harmon and
children and Miss BERTHE Bird and
hildred were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
3. c. Colyer, near Mt. Pisgah, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Mary Price has been very
sick for the past week. She is re-
ported improving at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waddle visit
ed Mrs. D. T. Woolsey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Filters, of Camp
Creek, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fill
lers, Of Texas, spent Sunday with
heir aunt, Alice Woolsey, who is in
feeble health.
We are glad to read the letters
from the soldier boys, and hope God
will protect them and bring them
safely home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jones visit
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bird Saturday
md Sunday.
Mrs. 0na Harrison spent Saturday
light with her cousin, Nina Harrison.
Mrs. BERTHE Bird and children
spent Friday at our home.
Mrs. w. L. Harrison spent last
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Harrison is very low.
Mr., Jake Price spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Darius
Blazer, in Cooke county.
MOLLIE HARMON.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
WHEAT AND FLOUR REGULA-
TIONS.

Hereafter all mills, both large and
small, may pay whatever price they
may desire for wheat, and may buy
and sell in any market, but they must
sell their -four and mixed feed at a
price fixed by Food Administration.
The Government makes good it's
guarantee of wheat prices through
the United States. Grain corpora
ton, which offers to buy all the wheat
offered at prices similar to those here
tofore prevailing. In this way the
producer is assured a fair price for
his wheat.
Based upon the fixed price of bulk
-four at terminal points, the price at
Greeneville, Tenn, of -four in 1-8
sacks, from the miller to the retail
err, will be $11.90 per barrel, and the
price of mill feed from the miller to
the retailer, in less than ton lots, will
be $3.50 per ton-plus the cost of
sacks and stamps, which will make
the amount approximately $31.60
per tom The price from the retail
err to the consumer must not exceed
1870 per barrel for -four in 1-8
'acks, nor more than $1.75 per 100
IBIS. for mill feed.
All millers must purchase wheat al
an agreed price, and millers accept
ing wheat from the producer fl
storage must do so at a fixed price
and must sell -four to the producer in
Exchange for wheat at the fixed price
Retail merchants and individuals may
mot purchase wheat for cash or barter
without first obtaining a license as
grain dealers. Farmers may draw q
three months supply, based on IL
ID. per person per month for their
families and their tenants families
These prices are for Greenevile
md prices for other points in Greene
county will be published later.
C. w. ALLEN.
County Food Administrator
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Sunday school at Hopkins Chap
Ell was well attended Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Knipp spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clint DeBusk.
Viola Harmon was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Clint DeBusk Thursday
night.
Mr.. Ivan Boles and Marvin Lee at
tended the ice cream supper at Mo-
hawk Saturday night.
Miss Katie and Ida Knipp were the
guests Of Hazel and Flora Hale Sun
day.
Mr.. Albert Meas spent Sunday af-
ternoon with George Hale.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Bowers,
on the 9th inst, son.
Mrs. Alex Ellington was the guest
of Mrs. J. w. Ashley Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Elmer Robertson was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Erwin, Saturday
night.
Miss Emma RAIDER spent Saturday
hight and Sunday at Mosheim.
Several attended the singing at
Hopkins Chapel Saturday night.
Mr.. Elmer Cobtle was the guest OF
Emory Knipp Saturday night.
Miss Carrie Knipp, who has been
attending school in Virginia, is at
home.
Success to the Sun and its many
readers. BIG BILL.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
FOR SALE

One of the very best valley farms
If its size in Jefferson county (said to
De the best agricultural county in thu
State) containing lao acres smooth,
red limestone soil, no rocks or gravel
md almost level; a tractor plaw can
pe used on entire farm. All under
cultivation except II acres Of timber
which is in separate tract. Two old
fashioned weddings in need Of some
'epairs, splendi large barn with hay
fork, good outbuildings and shop,
plenty of fruit; no running water bat
'lendidly watered by ponds and els
arns that are never dry. Well fenc-
ID with woven wire; sixty or seventy
acres for wheat this fall.
Just two miles over improved road
to jefferson City and Garsen-Newmsn
College. Fourteen thousand dollars
the least that will buy. 0ne-half cash
and balance in four or five years if
desired. w. E. Brown l0wHer), JEFF.
fersOn City, Tenn, d-w-ti
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
nvarv Vvomam Caste Levine GIanee ak
a. Nesting Cuddiad in he Bonma6

Il Is o joy and comfort TO know that
those much talked OF pains and other dis
tresses that are said to proceed chlld,bearins
may be avoided. No woman need fear al.
comfort II she win fortify herself with the
well known and sime.honored remedy, Moth
er's Friend.
This Is most grateful. penearallng, e.
ternal application that at once nbflens ana
makes plant the abdominal muscles and iIra~
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without the usual strain when baby Is horn
and pain and danger at tho crisis IL CON
Sequentiy less.
Women everywhere VINO have ased thia
famous remedy tell how they entIrely avoided
nervousness. twttchlng spells, bearing down
and stretching pains, and relate how they
enjoyed entire freedom fran the many de-
bilItating and distressing experiences nenaIiv
incident to approaching motherhood.
Mothers Friend Il recommended oniv eos
the relief and comfort ef expecEant moth
eTs, thousands Of whoa have used and
recommended II, Il Is for external use only.
4 absolutely and entirely safe and won
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Write the BFadneld Regulator Co.
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Mothers Friend from the druekisk ausgnv ana
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comfort. -
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
NOTICE

The Rules and Regulations Of the
Water Commission, in effect since
January |, 1918, of which all patrons
were supplied with copies, prohibit
the use of the hose unless the service
is supplied through a meter. (See
Page 10 of Rules. It has been re-
ported to us that this rule is being
violated. We expect to enforce it,
so if you are caught it will be your
own fault. We will thank any one
to report to us any such violations.
and promise to hold it in strict con-
fidence,
Very truly,
THE WATER COM.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having been duly nominated as the
republican nominee for Magistrate in
the 10th (Greeneville) district, ]
take this method of soliciting the
votes of all the citizens of the district.
Having served the people in the same
capacity before, ! can only refer to
my past record. If it was satisfac-
tory, | would appreciate your support
in my race this time, assuring you
that | will endeavor to do my duty
fearlessly and without favor.
Very truly,
W. T. MITCHELL.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11

AT THE PRINCESS

THURSDAY-Billie Burke in Lets
Get a Divorce"
FRIDAY-Jane and Catherine Lee
in American Buds"
X. Bushman
and Beverly Bayne in "Cyclono
Higgins, D. D., also Nestor Comedy
MoNDAY-Don't Miss It-Eddie Pc
10 in "The Bulls Eye" first Epi-
sode of new serial.
TUEsDAY-constarce Talmage in
"The Shuttle"
WEDNESDAY-Jack Pickford in
eHuck and Tom"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11

WAR MAPS-We have the lates
war maps, showing the present BATH
line where the American boys are
fighting in France, together with full
detailed information concerning the
European countries now at war. We
are going to close out these maps at
actual cost while they last. The re-
tail price is ST.. We are going to sell
them for 4se,