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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

p'lali3unqen 5u gen;iutcI, GnS Ct
ie ut, ooB Die lid Jebiioeten Ran,
fen entfernt mer0en m,!|icr. Nm Die
len iibcn 6ic iungen Nflan5cn. Sol.
len mn NcuonpfIan}uuqen porge.
nontnlen per0en, 10 miii'cn Oieie ton
oen Hnnten obqetremtt meroen. Wan
benirbc nbcr immcr MIR Die rite p0el
nucrb0ditenS nod sic 5lueits Rnnfe
sur Germcbrltng mo mcyic ole ilbri.
gen fort, ocnn ans 0ieirn lc5tercn
cntm;deln Iid mc;it MIR ihpchr
@iIon3en. Die fcinen groBen 6ruht-
crtrdq bringcn f0nllcu. SIC Tmacn
Bilon5cn lest man ~uortbeiIboit. ouf
Gin gut n~orbcrcitetc9 Beet. Tnourt
Uiro oa5 Mlr5cluarm0gen iebr a..
jtdrft uno sic GfIan3e fam itdl.
rem tic i'm NuqltIt oui ibren eno-
1.lIi1en Ncifimmurasort geisBt
MIRO. BORT better ent1pidcln, mo MFRS
oonn i'm ndfiten Sabre nit glltcn1
Trltttertroa bic ouiqemonote Wljhr
lohncn. Gln0 Sic dlteren Rflon3en
non alien iunlen 8fIan3eu uno Ran-
ZEN befrcit, 10 m;ro 0as ate 2oub ab
lenlaht.
3nr Nrbcit angrregt.
&c acniiat. uenu 0ie Gtiele un6
iijngercn gldtter ctDa bun0boh iibcr
Dem 9o6en Itehcn bIejben. 9o0urdl
miro Die &iIan8e 81 mcjterer Arbcit
augcreqt un0 boIo itcht tie nit JIM
Gen frdftigcn @Ijttern nie6er iippiq
bcQriinoet "a. Noturqentdb muB Sc,
nit Qflege 1tu0 &ahrunqs3ufubr
5on6 in Sam gebcn. 0or ollem
miiicn sic Gflon'cn itnrf beiout,t
un0 bic 9ccte bcbatt ODER Ieidt UNI.
Qegro6en mcr0cn. 0tIoen iih %ierner,
b;n 3orfcn. 70 miiiien 0teia, oomit
Die GiIan3a uidlt 9eihpdft pirb.
cbenIoIls bol0jQit eaticrnt neroen.
MS Iette &trbcit 0c5 SJnbrcs mlliien
bic gccte i'm Cfto5er iorgidltig nit
fllrsem Gtaaoiln0er be0eft peroen.
Iieier 6icnt 3unatit nIs @interihub
mo i'm Trilbjabr ais gtabruu953u'
fuhr.
Tir Relanpflar3cn lei 6es fer.
ncren nod 6oraui hingemieien, bah
bic bette 3eit i'm 0oroen Der IuguIt
lift. Die CUR gepiIan3HRs beItimm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

Nlb. W. in 9, 81. - 6oIm6erbcers
ipeIt bereitct Il Iuie folgt: &on 12h
Yfuno reifen @oIunoerbeeren ninrmt man
Die SienaeI nb uno tbut Die 9ceren nit
20 Chart Walier III eiueu GeiicI. fiiet
oa3u y lIn8e gauges @cipIr3 (auipiccl
mn I hinge Sngluerpur3eI. itcIlt oen Sopf
nltfS Seuer mn IdBt 1 Stunoe fohen,
pordnf man Den Snft ourb reines
@bccIctIotb oiebt sic 8ceren gut babel
onspreieno. Gen Saft gibt MAJ in elm
reiucS, offenes iSaB NIT - Yfn. 3uder
unb . lln5cn Cream Of Sdrtar, riibrt nm,
biz Der 3uder ocidlutoI5cn lit, oett elm
Snb auf has SaB uno IdBt es . Gage
lttben; onun iii elm anHcreS Tab fiiueu
uuo nellcu SpuuoIoh MIR nit ciucm flcis
men Stein perihIieBen. Nas Sag in eiucn
tiblen acIIcr ltelen uuh oeu 9nbnIt ieoeu
3%ipeitcu Sag umrilbreu. Han last ous
6oB loldnQe Iic9eu. bis Die @dbrrm1
poribcr lit, ipo6 mebrcre Mouote ouuern
lam. 9arallf Qibt man = CHARTS Guonat
binein, perihliebt ons SpuneIod felt uno
5lebt uuh 4 Ronoteu Sen @ein arf Tlas
ihcn; hieIe GUT bertorfeu uno in filblcnt
NcIlcr ~nllfbeiunbreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

fir SIRE 8eqen0, Soccn un0 .3wcda
bcit0eeignete 3uhtpro0uft ols. lie.
Der Dem 2eien mo Stuoiren emit
mifeIt lid nid)t oneir Die in 25hncr
idIummernoe Neiguna sur 4ui3lrft
uno GiIege oieier fIeiBigen, frie6io.
men, ifonbefie6crten t3ier. uno Rub.
:biere. %ionoern &c eiQnen itn oatei
aud 6os erfor6erIihe 8iIien an, UNI
NIT 4usiiht auf grfoIg 8eilijgeI.
snht hefrrihen al f1nnp1f
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

s @ouptiodle nlltB
man 5Seuer iino
ullo 6Iomme FIR
.as @roicft fem,
nm nit Grnit uno
Gifer lln0 NIT ser
begrilnoeten Nus.
iiht auf grfoIa
on oas FrobIem
bernn3utreten. Is
liegt bunoertmaI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

tnehr IN htr 0erdnbiIounq n0r3ltgIi-
den 8efAigcIs, oIs 8ieIe iid Dor,
fteren fGunen. gs lit Elm iiber
ole aon3e 8eIt oerbreitetes iportIi.
dies Generic. uno Die friiber perio,
bid itattiln6cnoeu interndtionaIen
GefIItneI gernente rperoeu mad benz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

nor lid bat. @dbIen Sic &ou6Iut.
%rniien. uno Sic meroeu bolo itoIj
icin dui 0ie oriItofrotiihe 9iab;uht
III HShrem @efIugelhofJ Suu0jren
Sic sic ~geipdhlten Haiicn, lire 2'e.
oiiriniiie. Neigungen, ihr Ecmpcra.
ment uno rid)teu Sic &hrC Nebano.
hing oarnnh Elm, ga 9!5t e. ote
itrpcren. I~augiamen, QcieIj1en,
lcidt ST bebauoelnoen 2ilht @rah,
mas, Ole ouSgcbreitctitC Huiic Ser
@eIt. Die iube5ug auf Shonbett,
mIirocuolle @oltung etc. teNer on.
oeren etpaS nnhgibt, 6o5 Icbbaftc,
id0n q|eiprenfeIte &amburqer, uro
wenn Sic oormiegeno bobcn Gierer.
trag niinlfen. mdblen Sic aus Den
S,ittcluteer Hoiien. Sit iiuo it0lt
mcroeu nidDt briitig unb limo meItbc.
riibntt ais Giecleger. Sod iie iino
Iebbaftc fIeiuc @iibner uno beoitrten
hfber l%tmjdunung mo bcionoer3
iorgiamer Eilege.
Menn nid)t rtllr Gier, 1on0crr audI
iaftige 9raten uno miltterIIte 81
geid)often erpiiniht iino. periltfen
Sic oie nmerifaniiden &aiien -
Die 81 0 Die r9otte5" oic
.SapaS", Die 0omtniQuc5".
oie &udeneS ooer ole II hooc
SSIono ReoS. 9ei nuSihllcGIl.
der &orIicbc fir 3ierbiihner n0bIcn
Sic ole Yornamentalen" Sluiieu, IS
gibt feinen 8eifmad, feline &Iebha.
bcrneiaung uno feineu N~ut5ucd, Die
nid)t pol ~beirieoigt perbcn t0ulen.
ltmfniicnoe &urbercitnuscn.
GIN SiihncrboltS lit 5uerlt in Or.
mdgrng SIT 5ieben.
IS miro faitnl notbig iein, iofort
cine groBe Nn3abl oon Ruiieubiib'
ucrn a~n5uifaffen, namentlid) nelln
mr. mlBiqe Yfittel ocriigbar limo.
@enn iparlam begonncn mcr0en
mllB, qcnilgt fir SEN Nnionq elm
por5iiglidc9 ySrio" bon Haiicnhllb-
ncrft, uno on3 0aus fam 5u Hegc-
3pefen init biuigeren @iibnern uuf-
gefillt ner0en. bis Die Nodfommen.
ifait ser &ollbliiter legeiohig miro
SSnt 5Dciten ,Sabre miro elm pr0dltl-
ger Hntmuts Der &nIienitommthiere
oorbanocu ieiu, Inn ole qeringperthi-
qcren 9tubhithner oeS 8oriabrcs oh.
i6affcn ST. tonnen.
N6itnmmnng, S0rpcrfraft nno &c.
inn6beit.
Gs lit ratbiom Stammthiere BON Ell.
ncr Ruiic 3t mdblen, melde iid be.
5iigIih ser gierproouftion zines gu.
ten Rlliea erfreut. SorgfaIt in Die
Ter @e3iebumg fam nidlt 0ringen0
geultg entpfobIen meroeu.
geitebcn Sic Dor allen allf frdfti.
gen, noQit0noig geiunoen Grempla.
rem. Die nift nit iflummern0en
&eimen elmer Siihuerfronfbcit be-
baftct ooer BON id)mGhlidcr Goniti'
tuition iinO. Solten Sic Die uellge.
fauftcn @iibncr einige Gage in ge-
ionoertem 0erihlag uno priiIeu
Sic 0ieielben ocnou, bepor Sic iie
inter Die anoeren Siibner miiden.
Die @iIiigeI3nft 1T cine ieine
aunit uno beoarf beItdnoiger inner.
mitolidcr Arbeit. eifrigen Stuoi.
rcns uno Ion~gidbriger @~r'nbrung.
Souienoe fiuoen @enltB uno Ser
gniiger, berrlife @efrieoigung mo
grbollng ionic einen nidt gcring
an5uidlIaqcnoen @eroienit in 0ieier
iih idlncn ol5breitenoeu mooerncr
SSnouitrie. ll0 eS gibt nod por3ilq'
Iife 8e~IcQenbeiten III oerielben fiji
meitere Gouienoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Rfirhh Sudden.

Mau lot cine lln5G
@eie in ~ 2niieu
|Iuitrparnlcr O2ildJ
cnf.. gibt > Goiien
Yiehl bin5u un0
perrilhrt eS 3u ci'
ltcnt oiluniIiiiiiaen
1cig, ldBt i'm gu,
geoedt an eincn1
mornlcn Grtc 10,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

lie Nauicr zines
Go9elS lit nidlt
aIs cine 81 ran t,
belt an5uicben,
ionoern iie 1T ei.
ne notbwenOiae
Sbotigfeit Der
Saul. Die fro
piid)en 00aeI
n~lauiern geniiicr-
maBcn oa5 gan3e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
6efabr fir Ole KartoHel,udt.

sort qreift tie an Sic game anoGc
iibcr mo mndlt ite 3t elmer ihiuenl
miqen mertbloien WfaIic. 9ie arullf-
belt 5eigt lid in Sen Observation-Disclosures
mar5en0bnliden Iuslpiid)len ali Sen
&1tnIlGn.
3ucrit iino sic @ar3en meiBIid)
oocr beubraun Nfadl un0 nod neh,
men lie cine 0unflere 21rbung an.
llodbem Die &ertpeirng eingciett
bat, meroen lie id)nor5. 8enn iltnge
@ar5en 0em 2idt ollsqeiett tpcr0en
10 meroen lie grim. Sic treten IN
perihiebenen @r0Ben ol1f, BON ser
@robe elmer @rbie bis 81 ser elmer
@allmnB; tie f0nnen iogor nod gro
Der Deroen, oils Die &artoffel, an ser
lie mofien SIM Ietten Safe Der
liert Die mor3ioe Noiie ieoe Nebn.
lihteit nit elmer &artoffel. Sn an
0eren SSGuen boben oie &~ortoifcln
Elm gan5 geiunoe8 Nusieben, nab.
reno Die auqen bereits BON Ser
4ranfbeit erQriffen Iino. 0ltrh Die
9~enlbung FOLDER oniheineno geiur.
ser &noIlen oIs Qflon3fortoffcI1
miro Die 9ranfbeit nod onoeren @e,
aenoen berbreitet.
SIRE gerbreitnng
Inter qenobnIiden ltmItGnocn
nerbrpitrt fidi Aip &nrtDffp1mnrac MIR
Iongiam. Sic Iebt i'm @ooen un0 on
Sen &nouen, uro oesnegen muB ent-
De6cr Oo8 cine ODER oo8 onocre mad
elmer onoeren @egeno transportirt
Der0en, nm Die Sronfheit oortbin
5lt perpfIan8en gfe aeimforner
f0nren burh 0r6nirltng pom Dem
infi5irten nab geiun0en 9ooen ge.
tra8cn meroen, o6cr an Den 6iiBen
BON gtenihen ooer Ibieren, ODER ourd
Die &~npilon3ung geiunoer &ortof.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

Erau @arie 9. III e., "a. - Bas
tbut mnn gegcn oas LANCE @riiteu Der
0iibncr. moIcn Sic ipiHeu? Ruu pierre
Die hriiteuoe 0cune ME in ocn Seller.
talldc tic oud uidt inter hdS 8a1ier.
@cioeS lit SbieraudIerei. 3uoem perner,
sic briiteuben Ebicre oaourh trdutlidl
unN mer0eu lnuQe Belt uidt I~eeefdbiq.
tuenn ouh oos @riiten Id,einbar nllfb0rt.
Gin iihere5 Mittel btitebt oariu, baB man
81 @iibuer in eiucm iogeuamtcn 8atter
% Sage e%inaeipcrrt bait. Sn brnus
ielbeu nuuB cine StauQe nnQebrndt ieiu.
Sofort miro oic briltcuoe 0cnne lid olrf
hicfelbc icbcu. Ser 8ooen beg StaIles
oarf ntdlts gum ~%9feitmadleu" bietcn. uIio
teiu Strob II. heraI, 8dbreno Der Gmier
oes Grreitcs erbGIt tie IeeiqIih feline Nab
rlIng. Sag mo Nndt bIeibt iie einqes
oeIperrt. 8irb tic befreit. 70 eebt tie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

: aartoffel3ud) miro
oltrh cine &ranf-
belt, Die in oieiem
Sonoe lleu lit, be-
0robt es lit Die
st q + t o { T e | ?
8ar3e. Die Sad,-
D~eritdnoigcn 0es
an0mirtbid)aftsoe
p%artementS Crflo-
ren,, 0aB oo8 ltcbcl
SofDrt nuSnrrDttnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Grobeeren=g ebanoluna.

nm sic Gr0becr
ernte becnoct lit,
ntuB al Sen
Tflan5en ioiors
NIT ,leuer Cir
belt einqeitbt
ipcroen, cllle3
tbeils, uuI Ole
3fIan3en ielbit
fir Nell . In
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

um SM SSmmbEhf m&Nib ann@nn r@n bier brHpHaf bammtt: aus pB Der Qmmnb nhmHa
8mWuc4H uf Der damTtn SMhm mhr mn an wtrtbf huftss duIe elmer Der oIrTm @y
Smu bmm5 NmnhUH m 8ehtunsu bn AMI 0Nmb md rIHihb onm4+i 5 usM NJ
n en- SOLAR els ecWr mr zen 2bNmTJb Ggdhreu mcu- 2@d lit nnbm. hB bic Smmmp 9r
Nramhet ITu b oh N@ SWapS ubm h 9bmhMg mu argapmNu bmW qmm @bwim m
Nenhdns nhmgnm b nit Thth6u bon Gents in Suhahn m mWmn an ben
SL gan utb, nGpBm6" En- Ge Ns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

orrect lit mo
bleibt Der alte
@runofas:
Die erite un6
widtigite &egel
betin umgang
uno Der 8ebuno-
lung Der 9ienen
tit u II + G. User
ilber oieie niht III
o%elulidennem $40.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
&dbIen Sic Rnfentbiere,

9eginen Sic nitt NIT RiihTin.
GEN. Sic m0gen ia ton ibnen be.
frieoiaenoen Gierertrog etIangen.
bod Sbr Sntereiie an Der 8ubner.
8uht miro bnIo erIabmen, penn oos
auge uiht aud ettpas GrfreuIihes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

lab iib genotbigt, grIab 5I Ieiften uidt
MIR BUR @eduHg bes antaufspreiIes.
loroern auh Der Soften Der Ser unO
Hitd 8eforoeruuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Tflnumen Sudden.

I 8iuu0 lparm qciteIltes 0fcbl, 5
lluieu Qeihmol5cue Butter, I 9iut
Iaumnrmc MiIt, II Stiid Scic, 3rUei
Gicr, / GbIoiieI 3udcr mo elm &orn.
den SaI3. Y}on gibt 0o3 Dfebl in cine
ShaIc. IN 0cren Wilttc Butter. 3uder,
Gier, gIiIdL SoI3 mo Die in Utilt &c,
riihrtc &cfc, pernrbeitct iolhes 5u
eincm Iodcren (ein. Den mon laHaiam
uuiQcbcn Idbt, ro1t ibu Damn aus uuo
lcQt Inn nli ein NIT Butter beitrtde,
nc9 Nlcdl, 0o9 porhcr gut ~abGericbCn
murOe, bcitrcidt ibn nit 3crihmoI3c-
Her NuttCr trent 3udcr mo 3lmt
barber, laBt rciie, qcreiniate ousae
Iteiute Gilaumen in cincm Iopi nit
ctmo2 Gutter pnrm mer0cn, Icgt tie,
Die iumcn0igc Scitc nab oben. 6jd)t
ncbcneiuonoer, itrcut micoer 3udcr
uno 3imt 6nroui, itcut Den SUDDEN
Damn in 0ie !}ohe 6c3 Cicn5 uuo bndt
i'm ipGter Bel glltem I5elter gar.
Rfirhhe einfndJ cin5umad)cu.
Tie Giiriidc merocn NIT fodcn.
6cm Naiicr i~ibcrbriibt utlo nod ejni.
gen Wtnuten nbge3ogcn. Nan ihnci
bet iic IN 5dlitcn o0cr &ierteI Ani
je6c3 Eiun0 Triidltc Idutert man y
Eiuno 3ufcr in p 1aiie Woiier, ldBt
ole Rijriite BARN cjniae Winuten
auifoheu ut0 idid'tet tie oann Dor.
iid,tt1 in bic GinmatgI1ier. Ger
glriidblcibcnoc 2ait miro 6idIjh
cjnQcfodt uno obqcfii6It ooriiber &c.
gotten
Ginfodcn bon BiI5cn in Sim.
0nh1em Ole Qtf3e iuu6er
a6gcpibt uno nit foheuocm SoI3.
muiicr ~obqcbnlbt limo, qieBt man tie
ob, ihittet tic in cine gtnmatcbitd,ic
un6 qiebt frjiden, guten Gig 6orii.
Der. Rof G-S Iogen miro Der 81
iiQ nbgegoiicn, qefoft, abgcfiihIt uuo
i~iltrirt, noroui or iuie6er iiber Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

III Der Re1eI ihrer EabruuQ nab. Soute
lie ipteNer LANCER in ba5 3eit iiben, 10
miro lie ipieberboIt eingelperrt, Gas lit
oo5 bclpdhrtcite HitteI.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
CALEDONIA LOCAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gable of Nc
Kenzie visited Esq. E. A. Steele and
family Of near Old Union last Sun
day.
Miss Helen Chandler of near here
Is visiting in Paris this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Phillips of
near here visited in and near Big
Sandy Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lottie Steele of near Old Un-
ion spent Sunday night the guest of
Miss Vera Blackshear.
Roy Lawrence of near Old Union
visited Ed Woodland and family at
Mckenzie Sunday.
Mrs. Robbie Jones Barnhill of
Huntingdon is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
.. E. Jones Of route three at this
writing.
We extend a welcome to the new
visitor from Cottage Grove. We
are glad to have them join our band.
We have been requested to an
nounce singing at Coldwater on
Sunday afternoon. Everybody is
invited to come and bring your song
books along and be prepared to help
sing.
Mrs. Bena Caps and daughter
Miss Cecil of near Henry visited T
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
DR.. SAUNDERS IS
TO LOCATE HERE

DR.. Geo. M Saunders, general
manager of the Saunders Optical Co.,
of Nashville, Springfield Murfrees-
boro, Tullahoma, Shelbyville, Fay
etteville, Lewisburg, Pulaski, Martin,
and Union City, Tenn, has rented an
office from the National Toilet Co.,
over the Western Union Office and
win visit Paris once month for the
purpose of examining eyes and fit
ting glasses. Dr.. Saunders is well
and favorably known to many promi-
nent citizens of Paris, having fitted
them with glasses when he had an
office at the Paris Jewelry Company
store on the square some years ago.
The Office will be open for business
the fourth Wednesday in each month.
All kind of glasses will be made
to order at very reasonable prices.
1t.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28

W. Phillips and wife Wednesday
night
Otis Browning of near here visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell at Henry Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. John Wyatt and Talmage
Wyatt of near Ore Springs visited
II. ]. Haynes and family Monday
night.
There has been quite good deal
of trading in Mckenzie the past
week. Wiley & Grenade have sold
their business house on Cedar street
to Don Gwin. Mr.. Gwin will use
this building for the storing of po-
tatoes. Will Mcdonald and Oscar
Black sold their grocery on Broad
street to Wiley & Grenade. Holley
Gwin sold his grocery to Will Nc
Donald. DR.. ]. K. Ramsey has rem
ted his store room to "Red" fetch
er for an up-to-date cafe.
DR.. Ramsey has retired from the
drug business. James Marshall has
installed moving picture show in
the Red Cross room, the first show
to be on Saturday night.
Sunday afternoon the people in
and around Mckenzie gathered at
the Methodist church at 2:30 to hon
or the memory of Sergeant Ely
Sparks, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Sparks of Mckenzie, who fell. in bat
tie in France on October 18, 1918
Corporal Charlie Ewell of Dyer told
of his comradeship with Ely from
the time he went to camp until he
was wounded on October 9th, on the
battlefield. That was the last time
he saw Ely. Interesting talks were
made by State Senator d. A. Burk-
halter, Mrs. James A. Robbins, Revs.
]. w. Dishman, G. L. johnson of
Mckenzie and ]. NJ. Pickens of Paris.
Ely was a friend to old and young.
He was born and reared in and near
Mckenzie.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28

enness.
Jasper league, Tom league, VIM
league and George Hudson, sofia
M. Bostic, buying stolen goods.
Joe Crouch, violating bone dry
law.
John Mccormick, public profanf
ty.
Ed Allison, violating bone dry
law.
Jesse Farmer, public profanity.
Orderly Ellis and c. P. Ellis, sofia.
j. d. Jackson, j. H. Wharton, A..
j. Payne, ct ais, sofia.
Monroe Parker, carrying pistol.
Earnest Boden and Zula Hardin,
ludeness
Mary Fispun, petit larceny.
Minton Gray, carrying pistol.
Mike Irion, violating bone dry law
and tipping.
Pete Bruce, violating bone dry
law.
Cave Gray, disturbing public wor-
ship.
H. Q. Robbins, public profanity.
Bound Over Cases.
Genie Jackson, carrying pistol.
Romie Bruce, violating bone dry
law.
Will Juett, petit larceny.
Corrinne Haynes, larceny.
Geneva Jones, bringing liquor into
state.
Homer Stagner, assault and bat.
terry.
Charles crutchfeld, violating bone
dry law.
Lee Bingham, violating bone dry
law.
Bud Hart, violating bone dry law.
Roy Valentine, violating bone dry
law.
B.. G. Gordon, larceny.
Ebert Gray, furnishing tools to
prisoners.
Erdu Hart, violating bone dry law.
Less Terry, carrying pistol.
Billie Patterson, violating bone dry
law.
Harry Knox, violating bone dry
law.
Robert Kendall, larceny.
Friday. March 18th.
Felony Day.
Roxie@ Tharpe, murder.
Lacela Diggs; violating age of con.
sent.
Cieve Love, house breaking
Ezra Marrs robbery.
]. H. Wimberly, forgery.
Carrie Kirby, fel. assault.
Hugh Williams, bound over, rape
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
as the crowd filed back when the a.

as the crowd filed back when the a.
.larm was discovered to be false.
The house was filled to overflow
ing; people had been turned away.
The negro gallery was full-up and
one negro took the 5-gallon fire ex-
tinguisher for his seat. Accident
ally, on purpose, he turned it over.
Then he picked it up, and in turning
it upside-down the apparatus did the
work it was built to do, and the hose
squirted the extinguishing fluid and
the spewing frightened the crowd.
The machine operator kept on
turning off the reel, but that didn't
stop the crowd. It emptied in one
minute. Soon the error was discoy-
cred and the crowd surged back, the
exits were closed, and it--was al ov-
,er. ~
y In any event the builder Of the
theatre is to be congratulated on the
excellent arrangement Of exits, there
being three wide doors on each side
in addition to the full rear exit, and
there wasn't single person hurt in
the scramble
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Claude Bushart

Claude Bushart
VS.
w. A. Harmon.
Before S. J Gross, Justice of the
Peace Of Henry County.
In this cause it appears by affidav-
it that the defendant w. A. Harmon
is justly indebted to the plaintiff and
is a nonresident Of the State SO that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him and an original attach
ment levied by serving garnishment
on his property and returned to s. j..
Cross, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Weekly
Partisan, a newspaper published in
Paris, Tennessee, for four consecu-
tive weeks commanding the said w.
A. Harmon to appear before me Is.
j. CROSSE at my Office in Paris, Ten
nessee on the (15) fifteenth day Of
March, 1919, and make defense to
said suit, or 1t will be proceeded with
exparte,
s. j. Cross,
Justice of the Peace,
Henry County Tenn.
This January 81, 1919. 50-4t
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
NEWS OF ROUTE SEVEN.

Glad to report everybody rejoicing
over the nice weather.
Among the few who were seen at
Mrs. J. D. Seawright's Sunday af-
ternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. -Randle
Ray, Bryan Dame, Jewell Granger,
Fannie May Tatum and Mrs. G. G.
Underwood
Mrs. R. B: Tatum has been called
to Gleason on account of the death of
IA relative.
Mrs. w. L. Bevill visited her pa
rents Sunday
Glad to report Walter Harmon
is home from France
Jack and Hubert Hill were in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Marshall are
going to move to town first of the
month.
G. C. Underwood was in town Sat-
urday.
c. H. Granger is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randle Ray visited in
the home of G. H. Granger Sun
day.
| Fannie Mai Tatum visited Jewell
Granger Monday night.
| Miss Edna Bevill spent Saturday
and Sunday with homefolks.
| Jewel Granger is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bevill enter
tanned crowd Of young people Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. D. Seawright has received
a letter from her son overseas say
ing he expected to be home soon.
Miss Crete Seawright is back in
school after few days illness.
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SOME FEARFUL SMELLING
PATCH THIS MAN RAISED

w. D. Cate of Mansfield was in
town Monday to advance his sub
scription to The Partisan. Mr.. Cate
brought with him a sample Of his on
ion patch, a white multiplier variety,
and according to his statistics it null
tiplied considerably. He raised 80
bushels on a quarter-acre patch, and
they are selling for 1920 bushel.
Mr.. Cate says he is going to put in
four acres this year. ~
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
FIRE! DIXIE WAS
/ EMPTIED QUICKLY


Flyer! yelled negro in the gal
lery a. the Dixie Theatre last Thurs
day night, and 700 or more people
in the building forgot the movie OPP
orator was still on the job turning
the reel and quickly went thro' the
exits which were plentiful, and the
show was ready to start over again,
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cREEN-BEAcH.

On last Saturday, February %, at
the Caldwell hotel, j. c. Green and
Miss May Beach of Benton, KY,
were happily married, Esq. w. P. Err
win officiating. They we're accom-
panied here by Richard Camp and
Miss Nell Green.
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STARTLING TO BOLIVAR.

Alex Starting of near India has
gone to the hospital at Bolivar for
treatment. He left Wednesday morn
ing, accompanied by Deputy Earn
Butler. e