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Bclest " zadech. "Po pat.
nact roku jsem trpela bolest-
mi V zadech," pise pl. Sara
Bostranova re Sanridge, Mass
"dokud jsem nenalezla ulevy
V Ora. Petra Hoboku. Nemohu
vam ami vysloviti, jak jsem ra
da, .ze jsem nalezla tento uspeS
ny lex" Tento chvalne znamy,
prosty bylinny lex pusobi ma
kazdy ustroj lidskeho tela; je
to pomocnice prirody v obno-
veni normalni Cinnosti a stavu
cele soGstavy. Neni k .dostanl
V lekarnach, ale jest dodavano
lidem primo vyrabiteli, DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chica
go, Ill.
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Proroctvi.

Mlada pani (pobouTena)
"Jak Sc to v manzelstvf vse
bro meni. z pocatku mne vo
lal mdj muz jen "drahousku"
"muj poklade", pozdeji mne
Jmenoval "zenuSkou" a nyni
vola uz jen "Anno"!
Stara pradlena: Il milostpa-
nj, to je tax vsude. Mne Sc ne
delo tez jinace. Pockaj, pozde
il ma ne bude volat "stary ne
mehlo", "protivo" a podobne".
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Dolores pohledla ma papil
vsimla 81 napsane Tadky, pa
pir byl nazloutly, byl to zby,
tex spaleneho Hstu.
Ale kdyz prihledla blize k
papiru, tvaT jeji zesinala.
Pfecetla zacatek vety q listu
ktery nebyl uplne spalen, jak
Sc mattel asi domnival.
Bylo tam psano:
Generate lopez, jakmile
obdrzite tento rozkaz, odejde
tie lined -
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v PONDELf 27. RfJNA 1919


PRODA Sc. krasny, sedmi-
pokojovy cihlovy bungalov v
Corlett, hodfci Sc pro dive ro-
diny, u skoly a kary. Vytape-
nj horkou vodou, diva toilety,
koupelna, skopky ma pradlo,
lot je 40 pri lat strevlcich,
ban ma slepice. Cena $4,000.
Majetek o / akru domem o
Z pokojich, skoro novy, sklep,
u Bedford kary, ban, slepicnl-
ky, krava teletem, go slepic,
asi 2 tuny sena. Cena $500.
Nam faFmy cd jednoho do
204 akru Sc vsfm zafizenim ma
splatky, neb Sc vymenf "a NEST
ske majetky. Blizsi vysvetli
dstne anebo dopiste ma r. j.
Picrnan, 1904 Miles Ave. v
Corlett. Tel. Union $50 r. :?
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OILY M P IA
pristi tyden

t'THE MIRACLE MAN"
Predstavte 81 nejhorsiho
zraloka existujiciho v new
yorske Ginske Gtvrti - od-
vazneho iupice, krasnou div
ku svIdnou jako had, pens-
zokaze lstive jako kolcavy.
Predstavte 81 podobne zlo
Gince v male dedine, kde
vniknou do zivota jinych IL
di dobrych, jako vetrelci,
jsou Spatni - a jed hrichu
pocina .uzirati zlato srdci
sousedI.
Predstavte 81!
Predstavte 81 zda vsichni
vine o dobru i zlu We svets
a ami potion 81 nedovedete
predstaviti podivuhodny a.
pei We hire ''The Miracle
Man.. ss.t ,s
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PRODA Sc pekne zaffzena
slepici farmicka ma Broad
view Rd. V Brooklyne, bllze
kary. Je tam moderni dun 8
pokojlch, garage, slepicnik,
pozemek meri $50 pTi 27O
stfeviclch. P6kny ovocny sad
a vse decline zaffzeno. Je to
idealni misto pro soukromni-
ka. Cena $3.50. Lehk6 splatky
BlizSi Sc sdeli " elsie 14O7
Mentor Ave. 1928
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc zachovaie stare
dEivi, ruznc Gvere a okna 20
$500 hus. Haste Sc II Slaviku,
rch Dollof a Mcbride Ave.
1928
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PRODA Sc 500 sudI zaru-
ccne pSenicne maple Leaf"
rnouky ro $12.0O sud. Name
sez zasobu pekre cerstve zitne
nouky "a $500 pill sudu. Ru-
ciraae Ia nj, re je spolehliva.
Pospsste 81, doisud zasoba sta
ci. Pi$te ma L. Rericha,, K. S,
Chardon, 0. 1927
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CHCETE-LE 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc S duverou
ma nejstarsiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hattana,
3642 E. 40 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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PRCDA Sc. velmi LEVINE Gle
veland motorcycle, rok starry.
Haste Sc elsie 3245 E. AZ I'll.
1928
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byG o sesti
vetnicich ma Turney Rd., vse
Haste Sc V els. 1858
{. So. ul. z Fleet Ave. 1923
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ElOSPODYNKY POZOR!
Mann tisic buSlu psknych brarn
borI a vyprodam je po $40
busi dovazkou. Poslete po-
stovni listek ma adressu L. Re-
richa, K. S, Chardon, o.
1927
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MATCINA PRlSAHA
Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.


y
vypadala tax hrozne, re Sc N,
nj Frasguita zahledela nell
cenou izkosti, klekla pred di
tetem do pisku, meme je hlad
la a snazila Sc, ably jevyburco
vala chlacholivymi slovy z de!
ne ztrnulosti -.
AvSak marne Sc namahafa
proto pima strachu jala sc vo.
lati Dolores.
Jedinym skokem byla mat
ka dftete a zdesene Sc ma
ne zahledela.
''Co je ii, drahousku?" pta-
la sc a cht6lavziti Juanitu dc
naru6e; marne sc vsak snazila,
ably il pozvedla.
pres nesnesitelne takfka
horko bylo dite studene jake
mramor a tezke Jako olovo.
Telo bylo ztrnule, ruka ma
tazena nedala Sc ohnouti a pr
sly byly by Sc spise zlamaly,
nez by Sc byly sevrely.
Ackoliv Dolores neznala je-
ste tyto zachvaty, uhodla pre-
ce, re nebylo lie bojovati pro-
ii MIN div nesesilela sama
pri pohledu ma nest 'astne dite.
"Juanito, drahousku, coz
mne neznaS?" ptala Sc chveji-
elm Sc hlasem a snazic Sc, ably
obratila k sobe zrak dftete,
hlediciho tax ztrnule pred Sc
be, re bylo zrejmo, re zrak je-
il zira do jineho sveta.
Juanita ami Sc nehnula; ne
videla a patrne tez neslyse-
la.
go, muj boze, muj boze!"
hoTekovala Dolores, lake no.
We nestesti mne Ease stihlo? !!
Co tn ciniti? Jak il pomoci?
AM lekare tu, ami leku!"
Tresoucima Sc rukama o.
hmatavala ztrnule telo maleho
devcatka a desila Sc ledove
chladnosti utlych udu.
"Ale co Sc il stale? Rozcili-
la Sc? CT upadla?" ptala Sc
Frasguity, kteraz trasla Sc row.
nez strachem.
"PriSlo to raZem, beZe vsi
priciny," odvetila komorna.
"Senorita hrala 81 S bratric-
KEN, delali jamky do pisku.
Nahle Sc vzprimila jakoby pu-
zena neodolatelnou moci, VITA
hla ruku postavila Sc tax,
lax il vidite. Tvar il zesinala
a Zustala bez hnuti - jake
ztrnula.'
"Ale nemuzeme il tax pfece
nechat r clovek by rekl, re Je
mrtva,"
"Snad by sc vZpamatovala
kdybychom il postrikali obi
cej cerstvou vodou," radils
Frasguita.
"Chrante sc toho,' varova
stary Negro, ,jenz dosed "a Do
lores k vozu, hledel ma Ztrnu
lou dipenku mnohem klidnej
nez zdesene zeny.
We velkem vyraznem okl
Zracily sc obdiv a nabozensk;
uctivost.
"Chrante Sc toho, mohly by
ste il usmrtiti."
Negro, Wis tedy co il je?'
vzkrikla Dolores ustrasene c
bratila sc k vernemu sluhov
jakoby hledala II neho pomoe
"Vite, velitelko, re by
isem V mladi SVEN kratky ca
V indianskem zajeti?"
"Ano, vim - CO dale?"
"Nuze - We vesnici, KID
mne strezili, bylo indiansk
devce u veku JuaniCy - ia
pela podobnymi zachVaty."
Dale, dale - mluv rychle
,epn ~DiYosi rikali, ze navstivil
vcliky duch Monitu - mysli
yeril, re jest V nj cos bo
skeho. V takovych chvilich :
il vyptavali, dovedla fici, {
Sc stane budoucnosti; vide
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$3.50 MLUVfCi stroj 5 12ti
reIkordy, uplr1s novy koupite
ga $65. Mozno jej videti tez
vecer. Haste Sc elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. 1927
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Jasnovid.

Il
Juanitin, jenz prchal pampol
lido Brasilie.
1 Jel jen o nekolik hodin cesty
!. drive nez Dolores a ostaInl O.
beti podleho cinu jeho.
\ Nase ctenare obeznamime
lepe s ucinkem pusobenim
magnetismu, nezli chapala he
luboha Dolores.
| Zajiste jiz asi castecne uho-
| dli, jak Sc vse udalo.
| Juanita, hrajici 81 bra
trem, nahmatla nahodou V pi-
lsku kousek papiru a vzala no
| do ruky, byl to kousek psani,
patriot Lopezovi.
Nest'astne die, hrozne citli-
We nasledkem dusevni choroby
| kteraz schvatila je po pretrpe
nj desnych muk telesnych du
sevnich, dostalo sc tn do styku
5 muzem, prchaj ajicim pred nj
mi, asi tim zpusobem, jake
| kdyz vycenicha honici pes sto-
pu zanechanou zveri.
Pred nemnoha roxy pokrCil
mnohy rameny, uslysel-li Wy
pravovati podobnych vecech
utvrzovali je tom jisti ucenci,
ktefl 1kazy ty popirali. Taci
pani popiraji obycejne vse, co
sami nevyzkoumali a nevyna-
sli, jako popirajl vse, co yymy-
ka Sc re stranickeho, obmeze-
neho kruhu jejich osobnich w
zkumu, nevefi drive, pokud je
nepopiratelna skutecnost ne
pfesvedci.
A kdyz musi konecne pfece
uznati pravdu, ably Sc nezdali
obmezenymi a nevedomymi,
daji uznane veci jine jmeno a
rikajl hypnotismus tomu, co ma
zvali JIM davno pred tim uz
magnetismem.
Po celia dive stoleti popirali
magneticky spanek a veSkere
pfiznaky a ucinky, ktere mohl
miti Zapeti II osob k tomu
zvlaste nachylnych, ucinky to,
2 nichz tezilo Sc jiz v davne mi
| nulosti mnohem vice nez mno-
| ny tuSl a nyni razem veri V
sugesci ma velikou vzdalenost,
" jasnovid nejrdznejsich, nej-
ZvlaStnejSlch druhu.
4 Co ma tom zalezi, ze podrzi
| 81 mnohy Mich pro sebe, co
vyZkoumal a re nepovi ostat-
MIN o podivnych vecech. ktere
) udaly Sc V jeho pfitomnosti?
Cini tax, aby Sc nepovolani
o tom nedozv6deli anezvratili
tax ucena jejich pravidla a "a
| sadly!
Pravda jest pravdou.
| A skuteGnost nelze popriti.
"A pur 81 muove' CA prece
} Sc toci!) rekl odvazny Galilei
svym Soudcum statecne 81
: dupl.
"A skutecne zeme Sc toci.
A general Lopez jel pred Dc
4 lores.
Jako ona dial sc ma ceStu d,
e Brasilie, ably tam naSel utulkl
e chtel ujlt pomste vitezu, ane
: DO spise trestu ga sve zlociny
: Jak mohl vSak uniknou1?
A proc jel pampou, mist,
u ably vstoupil ma lod' jako dix
= tator Rosas a zbyll jeho v6rni
Druhy den pouliGniho boje
Buenos Ayres byl obklicen S
l. svymi lidmi. Povstalci vehnaI
IL je ma male, uzavrene nam6stI
/ kde branil Sc Lopez, doku
mel kui V rucnici.
y Vedel, ze je vse ztraceno,
dl re nesmi doufat V navrat st6st
Nebyl zbab6lcem, avsak b5
lstivy jake Indian.
u Kdyz poznal, re prohral
re bude co nejdflve chycel
ia strhal odznaky sve hodnost
ktere jej prozrazoValy a pot
ne tally ma neho pozornost pt
lvstalcu.
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vam odpovi -"
! "Vzdyt' il marne volam, il
anito, drahousku, mil andilku
neslysis matcin hlas?"
Dite Sc ami nepohnulo; pat
ne neslyselo.
"Tak to neni dobre !" rex
Negro.
Dolores videla, re je rozci
len a podmanen kouzlem jake
81 povery.
"Vezmete il "a ruku."
Matka uposlechla.
"Nyni mluvte."
Juanita Sc zachvela, kdy2
vzala il matka "a ruku.
"Drahe dite !" oslovila j
matka tise a meme, potesena
slabym zachvevem, ktery po-
hnul ztrnulym telem. "Co jest
ii? Odpovez matce - trpis?''
80 matinko, matinko," odve
tilo dite okamzite volnym, bez
zvucnym hlasem, "hledala
jsem te."
"Zes mne hledala? -. 4. Kde
pax isl byla :. :"
Tam, tam, - daleko -
mimi"
IS kym, s kym?" ptala Sc
Dolores zdeSene.
IS katanem, S vrahem! S
tim, co zabil tatinka, S tim CO
dial mucit ubohou Juanitu. Pr
cha, utika - tam - tam -"
Rukou, ktera byla az do te
chvile jako mrtva a ztrnula, u
kazovala k severn; pax naklo-
Mia hlavu a zvedla nohu, ja-
koby chtela bezeti "a MIN +. :"
''Ptejte Sc il, kan jde -
kan utika'', septal Negro, klo
ne Sc k uchu sve velitelky.
Kan jde?" opakovala tato
jake bez ducha, zmatena a po
strasena; nedovedlat' Sc skoro
ami vzpamatovati.
"Jde do Brasilie,' 'odpovede
la Juanita. 80! o. krev, krev
Cely krvavy mrak no obklopu.
je...
Dite Sc kfecovite chvelo, te-
10 Sc svijelo a svalstvo Sc napi
nalo, oGi div il nevystoupily z
dulku.
soma zemre !" zvolala Dole
res zoufale. "Vzpamatuj Sc
drahousku!"
"Senoro," septal Negro W
zboznem zaniceni, "polozte j
| ruku ma cello a reknete, ably 81
vzbudila.
Dolores poslechla; ciniya
me vzdycky tax pred temi. kit
ii Sc nedivi, jsme-li u zjevl
zcela neZnamych.
| S ditetem stala sc nahl;
Zmena.
/ Dlvenka sebou trhla; tel,
! pozbyvalo ztrnulosti, hlava S
| sklonila, tvar nabyvala obvy
kleho vyrazu, oci Sc ozivily
zat'at pest prava Sc rozevre
la a ruky vypadl j pomack
ny papirek.
"Drahe dite, milacku, uz j
ii lepe, isl zachranena!" zapl
: sala Dolores a uchvativSi dee
), ruSku do naruce vasnive il ct
il lovala.
| ga, matinko?" divila sc j
S anita. "Coz jsem byla nemo'
ma? Hrala jsem 81 S Pedre :,
NeVedela o nicem.
eI Matka radosti opojena, C
eltila, re ma dcerku nesmi a.
RI mluviti tom, co Sc prave pi
hodilo.
Negro videl, re Juanite v
Ii padl papirek z ruky I'VE
Ii ho a podal Dolores.
= "Co je to-" tazala sc.
e "Senorira n6la to V L
o CO. odvetil.
a "Kdes nasla ten papir?'
l, zala Sc Dolores Juanity.
"Nevim,' odvetila lhostejl
j. tato. "Nenalezi mne".
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HLEDA Sc pradlena, ktera
81 vezme pradlo domu. Haste
Sc elsie 1861 Broadway. I?
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, July 31.-Sun-
day at 10000 o'clock a. M, there was
one of the largest crowds ever wit
school and the lesson was reviewed
w sermon by Rev. c. G. Reed.
Rev. @. G. Reed preached at II
o'clock Sunday and at three Rev. w
Y. Holland of Beaumont came with
'hree well packed autos of his men,
Ners and delivered the anniversary
sermon of Rev. G. G. Reed. after
which Rev. Reed wound up his re-
vival with a big baptising Of i6
children and then marched back to
the church and went into the night
services. Total collection during
meeting was $196.62.
Mrs. c. G.. Reed arrived Saturday
with her husband for Sundays scr
vice.
Rev. w. II. Holland OF Beaumont
brought with him Sunday a good
number of his members to partici-
nate in the anniversary sermon OF
Rev. G. G. Reeds.
Miss Lula Harrison of Brownsville
Is the guest Of her sisters, Mrs. B
Hunter. Miss Ella Harrison and bI o.
Their, Mr.. Julius Harrison.
Mrs. G. R. Brown returned last
week from San Antonio where she
had been attending the funeral Of
her nephew.
Rev. G. L. Lee filled his appoint
ment at Gravburg. Sunday and re-
ports good service.
Mt. Rose members gave Rev. Reed
wife and baby BANQUET Monday
night at the residence Of Deacon I
s. Pollard.
Mrs. C. v. Pollard left last weel
For willis, to visit her mother ant
relatives.
Mrs. J. G. RAYMOND Of Port Nechei
is the gIest of Mrs. Fl. D. lang.
Mrs. P. Gray donated to Mt. Rose
church which she Is member .
$4,000 9x12 rug for the pulpit while
others have given large sums of mon
ey in the erection If the building.
Citv Marshal Jim Mooney begar
clearing the streets of hogs. dogs
sheep and goats last week. Citizen.
look out for other ordinances.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-02
GREENVHILE.

Greenville, Texas, July 31-Sunday
was high day in Zion Will. All Of
the churches. Rev. b. T Trammell,
pastor of Wesley C. M. e. church
seems to have been at his best and
him. The people of New Hope seem
to be well pleased with their new
pastor. Elder L. H. Crawford is hold
ing his own. Mrs. Fannie Robinson,
mother Mrs. L. w. Taylor have re-
turned to her home in Sulphur
Springs. Rev. G. L. Lockhart of
Grant, Oklahoma, is in the city on
business. Mr.. I. H. Hines is having
his business house that was burned
rebuilt at a cost of $500. Miss
Blanche Crow and Prof. r. L. Crow,
Sister and brother of Mrs. Jno. Coop
er are spending few days in the
city. Deaconess Rosa Simpson is in
the city for the Paris District Con-
ference. Madams M. T. Teycer, l.
Wilson, M. s. Atkinson and L. A.
White have returned from Marshall,
where they have been attending the
summer normal. Mr.. w. B. Baker
and w. ]. Durham, spent two days
in Wolfe City last week. We are
panied to announce the death OF Mrs.
Roberta Copeland. that occurred in
Forney, Texas, July 26th. where she
had gone to spend few weeks with
relatives thinking that her health
would Improve. The remains were
laid to rest in the East Mount cene-
terry.
Mrs. Rachel Crockett received a
message that her son, Private Alvin
Crockett has landed safely in New
York CITY. Private l.. Jones and
Oliver Strickland are now at home
from over sea. Mr.. Chas N. Atkin.
son spent Thursday in Dallas. Mrs.
A. D. Key has been honored with a
certificate by the food administrator
for service rendered in that depart
ment signed by both Mr.. Peden and
Mr. Hoover
Mrs. B. L. Teycer is in Point, Tex
as or business.
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CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas. July 31.-Our
Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. con-
vention was a grand success which
convened on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday before the 3rd Sunday ult.
We had a number of DISTINGUISHED
visitors with us. viz: Prof I. Mater
rell, the president Of Houston Col
lege: DR.. T. c. Beldsoe, our State
B. Y. P. U. worker from Tyler: Rev.
D. L. Danford from Houston, Sisters
Sharkie and Grice and many others.
Mr.. L. A. Chadwick who was presi-
ident of the B. Y. P. U. convention,
held the convention spell bound with
his "superfine' annual message.
While he was delivering it, our souls
seem to burn within us and with
one accord we declared, at is good
to he here"
Rev. l. s. Barrow was elected Dresi-
dent Of the B. Y. P. U. convention
who afterwards preached a sermon
Mr.. ]. Fl. Stevenson left for Timp-
son on the oath. Mr.. Gilbert Johns
left on the 25th and from there they
will go to Troupe to attend the Rusk
County Sunday School Convention.
The Rusk and Pamela County sing
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Rising Star Baptist church, July
25th to July 9th with Rev. r. Grove
presiding a large delegation was
present and great session was
held. Total amount raised $175.00.
DR.. o. G. Etter, a Jacksonville boy
who has a position in one of the
largest Colored drug stores in Bir-
mingham, Ala, as pharmacist is in
the city visiting his people. Mrs. r.
e. Clemens. teacher of the Senior
class carried off the honors Sunday
ne contest by raising the highest
amount 1884. The Bird session of
the Tyler District Conference in ses-
sion at Penals Chapel G. M. e.
church with Elder ]. e. Rains, pre-
siding.
Mrs. Katie Butler of Palestine is
in the city. Mrs. Roberta Miller af-
ter two months stay in TT. Worth
returned home Sunday. Mrs. M. e..
Jones and little daughter, Ruby and
Mrs. Laura Waits of Dallas are visit
ing In the city. Misses Bula Holt,
Eulola Butler of Kilgore spent Fri
day and Saturday in the city.
Rev. p. c. Ragsdale, Misses Bennie
and Geneva Crouch motored to Hend-
erson Friday to soldier picnic.
Miss Bell Williams of Tyler spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Prof. e. A. Hollins of Bishop Col
lege; Prof. Story OF Austin, both
gave fine lectures at Sweet Union
Baptist church, Sunday school Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Jarsh Redden is remodeling
his residence in Highland Heights.
Misses Emma Lloyd and Anna
Baggett returned home after a two
weeks stay in Kaufman and Athens.
Mrs. Josie Jordan of Palestine is
visiting her people.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, July 31.-Mrs. d. l..
Ragsdale with the extention work
in Smith county has shipped to
Prairieview an assortment of all
kind of canned fruits and vegetables
gress next week. Mrs. RagsdaIe has
done splendid work In Smith Co.
Prof. H. Bradley hos resigned the
word as County Demonstration, and
will continue the operation of his
farm. Mr.. Ward will have charge of
Smith County for the present Mrs.
M. q. v. Hunter, president Of the
Extension of Texas spent some days
in Smith county last week. Miss Ber-
tina Allen of the Allen Undertaken
Company has returned from Waco,
where she purchased a new motor
hearse and has installed one in her
business in Tyler.
Miss Effle Gardener of Houston,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. z. Williams
and her mother came to accompany
her home. On the 9Th dinner was
served to Mrs. Gardener and daugh-
ter of Houston and Mrs. Dixie Atkin-
son and daughter of Corsicana. They
spent quite pleasant day.
Rev. L. B. Terrell was called to
Waco on account of the serious ill
ness of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie
Anderson returning with her. She
is now at his home in East Tyler
very sick.
Messengers from First Baptist
church left Tuesday for the East Tex
as Sunday school convention near
Troupe.
Texas, Myrtle Bledsoe and
Mrs. M. e. Walton, Prof. NJ. Jor-
dan, Supt., DIR. A. T. Stewart, pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Blakely have return
ed from an extensive trip of two or
three months conducting meeting in
in Oklahoma, Kansas City, Mo-, Los
Angeles and other points in that
State. He was accompanied by his
wife and baby
Mr.. Jim Nealy has returned from
Virginia, where he has been en-
gagged in government work.
Mr.. Jas. Hightower, Mrs. Minnie
Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Swan
were messengers to the convention
from True Vine Baptist church.
DR.. Campbell. pastor of the First
Baptist (white) preached at four
o'clock at the Bethlehem Baptist
church on invitation of the pastor,
DR.. A. T. Stewart
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, July 31.-Judge r.
D. Evans of Waco, Texas motored
down on last Sunday and spoke to a
crowded house. The N. A. A. C. P.
was in attendance. The Falls County
Baptist Association has let their con-
tract for the building of two thous-
and five hundred dollar tabernacle
on the ground, south of the city. The
Tanner brothers of Columbus, Texas,
architectures and builders have the
contract in hand
Arrivals in the city: Miss H. L.
Simmons has returned to the city
after visiting in Sherman, Denison
and many other points in the north.
Mrs. /. V. Simmons has been attend
ing the summer school at Prairie
View and has returned. Miss Beaulah
Hicks of Bryan is here for he baths.
Mrs. Katie Freemon of Navasota is
at the Brooks house. Mr.. w. M.
Johnson of Kansas City, Kans., is
here. Mr.. X. T. King of Georgetown
is visiting his aunt on 1872 Falls
street. Mrs. A. B. Woods of Gal
weston has come in from that city.
Mrs. w. M. Nicholas and daughter
of San Antonio was called here on
account of the death of their sister
and aunt. Mrs. Little Thornton. Mr..
Lawrence Loman came in from Waco
on visit to his family. Mrs. F. NJ.
Marlborough left for Baileysville to
visit relatives. Mrs. M. o. Smith of
Galveston is here for the baths. Mrs.
L. F. McCauley of Dallas is bathing
in the hot waters.
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RESOLUTIONS in REHALF BRO.
VIM GEORGE.

We know not what awaits us, along
life's hidden weys.
Amidst these fieeting shadows and
short uncertain days.
But where our Savior leads US with
peace and 10y we go.
The bliss of faith ensolds us,
These are the things we know.
Though all our earthly comforts and
earthly joys should cease,
The heart that trusts in Jesus shall
rest in perfect peace.
We hear him when he whispers, In
accent soft and low.
These are the things we know.
Whereas. it has pleased the AL
mighty God to pluck from our neigh
borhood its choicest flower, Brother
Vim. George. a devoted and loving
husband and true neighbor. We
mourn his lost because we loved
him, brother George was always ready
and willing to give advice when need
ed.
Often he referred to che command
ments of old that reads. Thou shalt
not bear false witness against thou
neighbor.'
In any conversation with Brother
George he would speak Of Christ and
His Righteousness.
We feel sure that our lost Ia Hea-
ven's gain. AS we all have the ut
most confidence In his Christian life.
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LAYTON.

Lawton. Okla, July 31-Mrs. Lau-
"a English died from an over dose
of morphine which was taken trough
q mistake.
Rob Robertson was shot Monday
evening, July 81 at 6 O'Clock by Mar
tin Lewis.
Henry Muse, 20 years old shot and
killed Monroe House AZ years at
o'clock Wednesday evening at the
intersection of avenue and Sec
ond street.
The Lawton Fast Black Bee took
three straights from the Kansas City
Tigers and is ready to cross bats
with any fast club. Tom Hawkins,
manager.
Mr.. j. McEluaine was discharged
from the army.
Mrs. Susie Whitly who is here sick
with her daughter, Mrs. G. McEluaine
is improving. Mr.. Gus Graves has
returned from over sea.
Galilee Baptist church had their
baptising Sunday and also it was
rally day. Collection for the day
$4,000.
Rev. Jordan, District Missionary
preached at the Bethlehem church
Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. Rob Durl has returned from
over seas. The Mothers club was
organized last Wednesday.