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Los C%ancioneros Mexicanos dabutardln
81 iuepes en- ell "7eatro Macdonald

trabajar a Ia s:mpatica pareia. Du-
rante los ultimos meses, en- Qae el
baritone LleTa decide hacer una
gira por las PARTICIPATES ciudades de
Mexico Y del u de este pals, ha ARE
glado los notab'es c~antantes I'm gran
numero de actos llenos de colorido
V gracia, y en- todos los cuales cam
pea Ia nota nacionalista, subrayada
vivemente por Ia gentileza de Julia,
por IA originalidad de los trajes tipl-
cos mexicanos qeu los dos sahen YES
tir ga!,ardamerte Y por las melodlas
de Ia guitarra, tocada como solo Fe-
lipe sabe hacerlo. Traen, ademas, CO.
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P.ARECIO Ell

Fl sabado por Ia n>she, I'm auto
movil perteneciente a la Merchants
Transfer Co, fue robado por dos III
dividuos, en- el sitio coHocido con G.!
nomhre de South Loop.
Fl dicho autom6vil, fuG eacontra-
do por e. policia Applewhite, aban-
donado en- la Gale dc Fent.
Segun Ell chauffeur, los ladrcnas
one Sc apoderaror de su CAIRO Y 10
a~oandonaron despues, iban acoEDa-
nados por dos mujeres Y 10 emp!ea-
ron solo en- paSear con elias.
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CANCION ~CREPUSCULAR.

Ell crHpusculc venia
silencioSo Y so!itarlo.
Todos vestidos de negro,
lentamente conversabamos.
De la pared de la estancia
colgaba un viejo retrato
Y I'm espejo en- cue brillaba
la luz del jardin dorado.
Las tres hermanas estaban
inmoviles, con las manos
enlazadas. Y los ojos
humeGecidos. -. Ell llanto
Sc dormia en- suS miradas
como rocio del campo.
La mayor me sonreia
con los ojos empanados.
La mediana suspiraba
con Ia pena de sus labios.
La mas pequena tenia,
oculto en- 81 rostro palidc,
III dolor sordo V profundo
Que le daba IN nuevo encanto-
Las tres, con su pena. 81 alma
V Ell coraZon ne aromaron.
Erar mas belias Y puras
las hlancuraS de suS Tanos
sobre los negros vcstidos
que los lirios Y los nardos.
En- el siiencio sonaba
I'm reloj lento Y rausado.
Ell crepusculo venia
silencioso y solitaire.
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Ultimados va todos los arreg.os
para su presentation, ell jueves haran
u debut en- el Teatro Naciontl, los
notables artistas Felipe Llera y Ju-
liza Floria Llera, con 10 mas selecto
de su repertoire de canciones mex!-
canas, espanolas, cubanas y napoll-
tanas.
Los numeros que presentaran al
publico los "]cancioneros mexicanos'
como Sc hacen lamar los cultos ar
tistas compatriotas-seran de
originalidad absolute y constituiran,
2or 10 tanto, una sorpresa u para
aquellas personals que hayan vlsto va
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Sc POSPUSo Ell JUICiO

La ausencia de n ~impor.antc tes-
tigo en- e! proceso seguido contr; Ia
senorita Hedda Burgemmesteir, hizo
que 81 jurado, que debia haber Sldo
aver, Sc pospusiera hasta las nueve
V media de la manana de hoy.
La testigo faltante, es Mrs. Flor
ence Hammer, y sus d~ec:aracicncs
son muy in~teresantes en- este sersa-
cional procso.
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PARA BROWNSVILLE

Con rumbo a Ia ciudad de Browns
vile, Y despues de una breve est2a-
Ella en- San Antonio, sali0 aver Ell
Sr. D. Fiacro Betancourt, hombre de
negocios radicado haze algun ITEM
DO en- Nuera Orleans.
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rios numeros de que Sc ~compondra e.
prOgrama.
Segun nos decia aver el baritone
L!cra. su decision de p~resentarse en-
cl "Teatro Macdonald Sc debi6 a So
licitud especial de muchas familias
m~exicanas entire quicnes Sc ha des-
pertado IN gran entusiasmo por e.
bellisimo espectaculo que muy prom
to presenciaremos.
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mo o aplntamos ante un vasto I2-
oertorio de las mas sentidas y VI
brantes canciones de Cuba Colombia
Y Espana.
Contribuira q la var;edad de los
aumeros de la fiesta de! j~ueves, Ell
iiscreto actor mexicano Salvador
Tampa Siliceo. con representations
,decuadas a la brevedad de los va
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osRas De

a-f,uartra CcmaTci2l pOr CrculG-. &c.
srirr9fi!rs Elemental pOF AniLlF 49, CT
aIruXrfn o. TuruTnS para ntEcs-----. -,
Curso Elemental Ge Geograna .- 80
CHHNa1iir de ceUgraf!a de Mexico &c
Sn,nnancio de Gram3jica CJStsttahl
SayljD Ia academia ESpGnuI2 --.-.- T''
C2Tnggn0 !luSrradO- ptCciunar'o de u
! - -sSt-llana. con - g-GoSl0S.
23 rrtTg:c-, l. mapaS. etc, cl Lctt-.-S'''
g-,.g,>u0 De Moral, Nirsua y Jfn2-
niIad oar! los niles EmVaSlaCO =. Z9c
C.rfera &c i2 CCnFeES2ci1a en- IL o.,
r,Ss I.bru muy uJd. In i0HtO teli.:.S''''
TC,yrrSar:uggS Y NarTac!uGeS re!t--
yas \ los Heroes H,LalgO ' judFeZ.- SIS
Tsr.f1Iq lie instruction CIF!c2..-.... -"|
CAMILLA dc &et.c:Gn lie >ui'eFucteS.
aarIaS muv pUJriiCas para cG&'ftf re- 40
rrensS Gr...mliIJT .~aIcrtlStts' -. '
s,srr4gn4rto Popular dc IL teilSL2 .
r.sf.I;s Fr.na-r-su en- j"ia .na..--.-Sl.lu
D5rc;gaar.s Manual E~nclc!opvd!co lc
=, ? ana.,l r-~.C1'e01. ION mas &c SEES
mi! .rabat.Us. - mdraS J te.fa.os us
g~ersoGalas cei"tyes, mSlhGlsn,2s e''.3
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EnSshAl.a sgnIIIancs, pOE MAIZE @"C
81 Utscf2a!o. collection De II cua-
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ENFERMA

Aun cUando no DE- cuidado, sc i
cuentra enferma desde hace alguncs
dias, Ia nina Celia Trevina, hija Gel
Sr. D. Angel Trevino Y Ia Sra. Ce-
liza Carranza de Trevino.
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rOCEALES a
~ PERSONALLY
DE REGRES0

Despues de algunos dias de per-
manencia en- Ia ciudad de Houston,
Ell viaje de necocios, ha ~regresado q
San Antonio el Ing. D. Guillermo \.
Alfonso.
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NOVELAS HIsTORiCAS Y
SCYULARES.
80 cEErlEos C.ADA UNA.

l ~ lt-,iA'tS I-tDA INA.
NhrIar,.o : Eiu:SS.
Amor lie MaGce.
u4r-.v JuTv.yHlcS-
Gp.a JyGlsss.
II iUu-r.aGl lie SruSclas.
II B,gDcrU lie seville. d.
E~.'lT.S lie flor.
Eiur IL IN Die.
G-..Jgrga lie STcTGnie.
Herman CpSiGs Y Marina.
IL NcrbenG t. Ia ?alOn.a.
LUcFyc:l Sors!a.
Los hnAuirS lie TeTCei.
i:ar@ag!IS ae EOcEOla.
''tr!r. IL moro dc EeaeCi3.
Pablo ! NtrsiaIa-
Romeo Y jliiei1.
TrclR,4 aGOS o IA n0viI de TN JugaGor.
! &5 CENTiY0S CADA UNA.
RcalriiU. g~-riCld.Go Y CacaSenO.
~,ir'n@rl-uo o los - PG-eS lie Francia.
"A i:HIsa DE- lIS CGme!laS.
NauOa LescaUt.
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ESPigITtSMO.
""|NN
CIENCLAS OCULTAS

Clavlcvla del 3eg Solomon .......-.... so
p~!rC!CnsTiO iafef1cl. COn,teDe mesia
blanca. rom y nc-cS. apariCiOneS. eic-Si-f
Dogma y Ritual tie Il AiEa MaSia. Con-
Irac Il Jr:anEulG tie SilUm6n la Ca
btlB. elia"Ct. Setrc;o$ del cX!tO, III
CCuE2E"la. exc. SS.U
Encn!riuluQcS. -c:moTfcS ' PGutacI!os 81
~ Dragon Eoir, 0 sel al argc &c man
Oar : .oS e>plTliuS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sd
h iC,.gF G2: TCuSaGirnio. Su domi-
nBG Y CuiturG. ONO eS'gdiar 81
i-.tl1
~ LsEFu Internal. IrUia&u DC las cten-
Jls ocu:.zS. cOnt!eRe ell iibgo DC san
CipItarp. CIiytcLia de Solomon. c!
DrasJG EoIo Y II Cabra Internal. etc..Si.5
Il Ecrsaacru Dragon ItoIO. Encan-
JGIuicngys, moUO &c AGcer>e Invisible.
exc. ..So.G
Ia G-Gl EariIa A~tiY.nadora ........... 3u'
LlGgO Nasno d San CiprianO. EuIclon
G1ics y c0.nple;a del famoso Grimo-
RIO
- Clsyicula del Hechtcero. 0 Llbro
&c san GiEriaGc, con iaftlttcd Ce Sc
cFS!OS Ip'
"a tran Mas:s Sapreuaa ..............St.g
Naus.Gl &c HaGia BJta ...--............ 80,
Sanu.i &c S1S:a Bla5ra ..--........-. IG'
&L1uIl de Magia NeST2 ..>..........-. 3Oi
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-ycrr,oS * II "rcSiidtsitaci0n V Ia
rlGs!l. LecCiOneS practcaS de eSca-
hIostO
>euFyICS del Inferno .........-....... 5a'
TavGca. VevG4derl !Oya del ocult!s-
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AVENTUNNs De JOHN c. RAFLEs

I - GENTNEO> tlDi TONIC.
:, irr9s..lJ NI-ter!USU.
- RcaD - i "aiIcio iieGl.
- i~T.u.'T.r Ju-ll3r.
Fl A>-..g - Il Sisci.ag.
Il AEGc EyLy.
ii ursaacrO Cc EagIes:Ole.
r. ~rs-rip Le. Au.liO.
Il i.g>.I-Utr u" Is ColOniaS.
t. Ia,So >al,pad"r.
81. uuE.,el!a iIptaua.
Il .,-Ei sc! Negro.
81 I">gro lie! H"y;i.
Ia E.EJ- &c B2Ll>.
Il -Itr.GUIc dc. so.
r. T"Su-u del ES!ZGO.
III T.. i,aE91rra.
..rrNlI .eI ie,lrO
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DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES.
\ % CENiAIus ttnh TONIC.

4 % CENiAIuS LtDi TONIC.
e N-uLe,3O= lie CSGavereS.
RI IiDhJ del DIauGnie AZul.
IA i:JL del ESurcru.
glacAcwII. 81 Firata del TameSIs.
..-a Il HcStglPa1OT.
LIS &uuruer0S EaiSVS de Londres.
"a NGigt. ~S.u=TseIlS.
IL NriIcU Criminal.
IL I--.vG.tGto del Director.
-Ler.acA EgrucS ) cl C~ontrabandtSia
,r prlu.
liz L! I~.sruc'a vel Cr.Incn dc PIirsburg.
= a. gce-ja> 10 Ia Nuerie.
Ii N!ud. I;ui2 te Paris.
Ia E.SjIl tiUmGGl-
80: N.,hc ne Terror.
ii E1go ugl Collar re Perl2s.
l.. jlIfrar pCS:da Gel Cairo.
Il N.IirGE;g dc Corfu.
Z. iLnE - Los EaEG!iOS.
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Cuando neceslte iihros en- espanoi
dlijase q Ignsc;o E. Lczarr.-IiS
n. Sta Res. Ave San AatG.:as Ter
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VCVELAS De CARLoTA BRAEME

/ - CEXEAVGS CsDA UNA.
AZsg.Ga.
N:nGTeS Su6i5:Hes.
,vrGECn lie u;v.
bora.
u Secryro lie LAZY Muriel.
L. i v~:sc: del amor.
Iii III N2GGna lie bnjSS.
El.rc Gu~ yc"IdCS.
~Iu.encib.r Amor.
II CuESrSa de CcG.juc.
Ia Teu:.ylJG Ge GEa Muier.
IL MrHrr-ga C.L.tr!rHia.
IL Es,TcllI lie Amor.
Ma ngbIl Cue MA Muier.
>.-Iu> &C! L0FIZ&H.
J.4. sr.r!l &c SGlUF.
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RECOREE
gsted y guarde este direction par gu,
&c Ia +muestre o Sus amigos que SGfrer
dc C3ilOS, meZQuinOS, zlzoteS Y graEos d
Ia g.ei. Con Csc, en- timhres pos,ales Oh.
NE rhraite. le m2Ddo d vUel;a de correc
franco de porte, una caliIa de pomad,
Gonzalez. la JneiCc del mundo para este
Intermediates. DeYuCiyo FL tibPrc : IL
persona que &c cure Y 10 slne.
Esp:RIDE0N GONZALEZ.
7, o. Box I7. LAREDO. TEX
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DELANO, 1OS Wood BLDG,

SETdCUsc, ". !.
Sollnicnic plcdO flaEdar TN pauuete
EratiS q raha lIrHcClnn.
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nnE
EGE0.R.
OBRAS PoETICAS De PEA

Cz2;l< ael NGEaF ~
ii Ar2a l.rl AuT.v- Etsclda lie i-1t----i-
Las Gsy-.a> de &tZIco ..-.--.-..-----SI
Memorials, Br.gLIlS Et;CGtHS. FFoS1S >
pgeSlaS EScCsIlGS o.
RrCuprlo> ) E,psTIGzI>. Ed.c.on .5
Flores del Alma
Hogan Ts:rll
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09
might DRIVING
new PROFESSION

Detroit has produced a new pro-
fession. 1t is know as might driv-
ing" A bonded man, to whom all
the roads are well known, contracts
with the large automobile concerns
to deliver their, machines overland
After landing a. contract he hires a
chauffeur for every machine. Both
men and women chauffeurs are en-
ployed. When the United States en-
tered the war the manufacturers, in
a patriotic endeavor to aid the gov
ernment offered to employ women
chauffeurs thereby releasing the men
for service abroad. 1t was found that
not only were the women as capable
as the men, but in many cases, ow-
ing to their carefulness, they did the
work better. Each machine to be de-
livered is well padded and covered
with canvas. The drivers start off
at night, when the roads are free Of
traffic. Some of the professions are
strung out for a mile or more, and
with their canvas coverings greatly
resemble a caravan. The bonded man
leads, with a trusted assistant bring
ing up the rear to see that none of
the drivers turn off into side road
ito make repairs" They generally
reach their destination by morning,
although some Of the trips take two
or three days Upon their arrival the
canvas is removed and new tires are
attached The car is then considered
as good as new. The spare tires and
canvas are returned to the factory by
train. This method not only reduces
| freight expenses, but also, delivers
the goods" in less time and at the
manufacturer convenience.
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Making Men In The
Trenches

Private Peat in the American Mag
azine: A new religion is going to
come out Of the trenches. I call 1t
shirt sleeve religion" because it is
going to be practical and straight
forward and honest. Men who used
to laugh at preachers and call them
sanctimonious hypocrites have
learned to understand and to rever-
ence their sky pilots on the battle
| field. And maybe the chaplains
themselves learned thing or two
about the great mass Of men.
There is one thing certain: Your
boy is coming home from this war a
better man than he was when he
went into it. People say that the war
| will either make or break a man
morally. Well, IL It breaks him 1t
will be because he hasn't the right
stuff in him anyway.
/ could tell Of dozens Of cases
have known personally Of men who
were literally born again in the
| trenches. as -
tell you, there are worse things
in the world than war. It's bitter
hard, know, to send your son away
to fight But If you realize that the
war is going to give him a post
graduate course in the very things
you have tried hardest to teach him,
maybe 1t won't seem so hard. Those
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THE TABLE.

Veal Loaf-Two pounds chopped
veal, one-half pound chopped pork
| (rather fat); add one-half dozen
crackers rolled fine, two level tea
spoons salt one-half cup sweet milk
| Ito keep 4noist). Mix thoroughly,
mold into loaf and pepper on top
and water around it. Bake one hour
or less, basting often.
Family cake-Two cups sirup, one
cup sugar, one cup fryings or lard,
one cup raisins, two cups canned
| large teaspoon baking soda, one tea
spoon cinnamon, one teaspoon
ground cloves. one teaspoon cocoa,
one-half teaspoon salt. -four to make
| batter Melt lard, warm milk (as
soda makes much nicer cakes IL in
| gradients are warm). Bake in slow
oven in q sheet pan.
Conservation Puddina-One- half
cup brown sugar, one half cup short
ening, one-half cup molasses, one
scant teaspoon soda dissolved in one
| half cup sour milk one cup bread
crumbs, one cup graham -four three
quarter cup nut meats. one-half cup
raisins.
Steam two and one-half hours.
Will serve eight people. e.
6uck"HHaT SakSS - oJhLL LHGIu
with compressed yeast Zone cake),
three pints water tablespoon sugar,
to spoon salt. Soak stale graham
bread or corn bread, press all the
water out and stir into the batter.
Mix in enough buckwheat flour for
medium stiff batter. In the morn
ing add one-half teaspoon soda and
one teaspoon baking powder. Use q
little cold water to thin batter and
stir gently, or dip spoon up and
down through 1t.
Bake on hot griddle. Serve with
margarine and corn sirup. Makes
breakfast fit for a king.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09

the trenches. Believing this, you
certainly can send him away with a
smile on your face. a smile Of pride
and Of hope.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09

things are courage and loyalty,
obedience, Belf-sacrifice, honesty,
trust in God-aren't they? Well,
those are the things he will learn in
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09

This dress may look . BIT "dotty,
but it's smart just the same. IL has
what they call tunic and IL win Be
all the cry this summer. Blue and
white polka dot voile Is the material
and the tunic part is in white with
blue dots while the rest has white
dots on d field of blue. The sleeves
are completely white and there Is .
very attractive belt of white gstins.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09

prince Immediate fOrgrO operating machine
q
proceeding the right in order regain his
is a military
learning
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-09

1116 Hennepin Ave,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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500 REWARD. 500

The readers Of this paper Will be;
pleased to learn that there ID at
least one dreaded disease that sciI
ence has been able to cure In all It'll
stages and that is eatarrh. Catsrrht
being greatly influenced by consts-;
tutional conditions requires consta-i
t~utional treatment. Halls Catarrhs
Medicine is taken internally andt
acts thru the Blood on the Gucouss
Surfaces of the System thereby de-!
stroying the foundation of the dis
ease, giving the patient strength by;
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The;
proprietors have SO much faith In
the curative powers Of Halls Cas-
tarrh Medicine that they offer Ones
Hundred Dollars for any cass that;
it fails to cure. Send for list Of tes-i
timonials. Address F. J. CHENEY
& CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all
75c.-Adv. !
4-1mo.
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LONG CANE


Long Cane, April 22.-The rains
of last week has added much to the
growth of the vegetables in the gar
dens and we have been enjoying
eating fine vegetables now for sew
eral days.
Mr.. John Stewart and Mrs. Mat
tie Stewart spent Saturday in Cold
Springs community with MI. and
Mrs. John Stone.
The many friends in this commun-
ity of Mr.. Mason Wright were sorry
to know of his accident of getting
his collar bone broken while digging
a we'll near Hodges.
The friends in this community
we're grieved to learn of the death
of Mrs. R. H. Cochran. Mrs. Coch-
ran and family once made their
home in this community and their
friends are numbered by the core.
Mrs. w. D. Beauford and daugh-
ter, Miss lone, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bosler.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson
and daughters, Misses lone and Re-
becca visited Miss Lucille Stevenson
of the Woman's College of Due
West Monday and they report that
Miss Lucille was i'll with the grippe,
but we are glad to know that she is
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munity. He is survived by his WI
dow, Mrs. E. l.. Wideman and tsix
children, Mrs. D. G. Phillips 81
Chester, DR.. s. A. Wider,an OF
Townville, Mrs. j. T.. Thompson Of;
Gastonia, N. c., Mrs. P. d. Barron.
Of Vernon, Miss Frances Wideman
of Red Springs, N. G., and J. WI
Wideman, Jr., Of Manning.
Rev. N. E. Smith Of Barlow, Flass
came by Due West from the meet
ing of Presbytery at Newberry. on
Sabbath morning he spoke to the
A. R. p. Sabbath School. AT 3iE
o'clock he filed the A. r. P. pulpiG
In the afternoon he addressed the.
Y. M. C. A.. The directness, freshl
ness and power Of Bro. Smith'sss
preaching was greatly enjoyed. !
Mr.. Irwin Brownlee and Mrs. R.ft
C. Brownlee spent last week in New
York, where they went to visit Lieut.
enants R. C. Brownlee and James
Bonner before sailing for France.
Prof. Greenlaw Of the University
Of North Carolina, will make an adj
dress in the Y. M. C. A. hall next
Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock
TIL public is cordially invited.
Mr.. Charles Mccain reached homef
last week from his school in North'
Carolina, which has closed.
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DUE WEST.
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Due West, April 22.-Mrs. John
R. MCGEE of Due West, died Tues
day evening at her home. The death
Of this venerable and beloved Chris
tan lady will cause sorrow in the
hearts of the great host who knew
her. She was a devoted member OF
of the Baptist church of this place.
The funeral services were conduct
ed at the residence by a former pas
tor, Rev. Voss, after which the bu-
rial took place in the Due West
cemetery. Mrs. MCGEE is survived
by her husband, two daughters and
n son, also a niece, Miss Claudia
Bell who has resided with them
since a small child.
Our community. was saddened also
by the death of DR.. j. w. Wide
man, an aged and distinguished ply
sician of Due West, which occurred
at II o'clock Wednesday night. DR..
Wideman came to Due West about
1878 and since that time was act
lively engaged in the practice Of
medicine here until his retirement
on account of failing health some
two years ago. His life has been
one of great service and benefit and
his death is a great loss to the COM
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Cam, April 10, a son.

Cam, April 10, son.
Misses Sue Stevenson, Mayme
Bowen were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Stokes Saturday.
Miss Lila Taylor spent the first
part of the week in Lowndesville
with relatives.
Mr.. John Bradberry has been, very
sick the last week and his friends
are glad to say is now some better.
Mrs. Lula Campbell Patterson
and two children from Columbia, are
expected here to visit her parents,
MI. and Mrs. L. r. Campbell, this
week.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
and little s. A., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Campbell and children, spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon
Campbell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Prince and
little John Milton, were guests OF
Mr.. John Bradberry and family, on
Sunday.
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DIAMOND HILL.
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Diamond Hill, April 22.-The Dia-
mond Hill Domestic Club met at
Mrs. Henry Sally's Tuesday after
noon. A large attendance was had.
Reports were given in by the diff
ferent members of what they had
done and sold the last month. Miss
Mary B. Martin was present and
gave a demonstration Of wheat sub
stitutes, corn meal, oat meal, soy
bean flour, and peanut flour. The
officers of this club are: President,
Mrs. Will Rogers Vice President,
Mrs. Henry Sally; Sec. Mrs. Adger
Hodge.
Again Vernon Bradberry goes
back to camp, he has been at home
on a furlough, and is again called
to help free our country and he
longs to free it and come home to
his loving home folks, who hate to
see him 60 but wish him good luck
and IN early return.
Mr.. S. B. Cam spent Sunday with
Mr.. Feaster Patterson near Monte
rey, who is unwell.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt