The Sneedville news., November 29, 1918, Image 1

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, v t- .cs!ey;I v jsrsiii ,1a very
sick with Flu th& Veek; , . j
1 Th -'SncedTille 'llgh School
v -trta dismissed Wednesday un il
clxt Monday.
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fVisitinj. Clinton Mayes ami famir
v: V CUAHYa-yland, ana iw jClarir
.. . both' well known a?id lo d Vera in
;tz' li Wexinesday asd bought"'-a
f?t:ple.oFhe turke.a fcj ThacL:
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i; Private" Anderrr C:aJv.-r3 re-1
A vect!y schargc.1 Military
.Eari"7a and retu'rnti .tsa lion
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( v Ir: and Mrs. II- fi. Jarnigan
ireturrl hcnnaJVVcdnesday'rom
a visit to M :rlttown and JII r-
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"All pi. r ties in ar ears f!r sub
scription to the News are exfect
to pay up at once under the ntw
Kffulations.
If you are not already carrying
an ad in the Mews colums, just
try a small ad and see whether
or not it , pays-Ask those who
are advertising.
New cases of Flu this week
are; Mrs. Belle Tyler, Mrs. w.
S. Moles and two or three child
ren. Misses Minnie and Annie
Livesay, Mrs. Etta Odom, Miss
Lucile Harrison, Miss Lena Moles.
LOiT A misses sweater of
dark brown color with yellow
stripes on collar and belt. Was
lost on or abtut the 15th. of this
month at school or betwe n the
school hense and the residence
of W. Beckler.' Finder re
turn at onct to the News Office
or W. A Bcckler and recieve a
very liberal reward. '
Last Saturday Blufe Bundren.
of Washburn, Tenn'.psee, killed
his wife by f hooting her with a
Winchestir rifle. '
Monroe Quillen, a stepson, who
was somewhere about the prom
ises heard hU motheis screams
ran t j the cer.e t r.d it taid that
Bundaun mi.de an attempt ta kill
him und Quil'n- shrt Bundrun,
six cr sv n times wi h a 45 cali
bre pistol ki lin him.
The trouble started a fow days
ego when Mrs. Park-y a step-j
daughter, pjive a J.ofs licr to a
neiRhbor for which Bundrun i
raid to have struck her.
oung Quf.len was arr;tod.
reIeaseJ on bond . to accomnanv
tl e rerr.ain of hi rrxuherto Mnl
trii Gaj for im rrrt nt erd a
terMi!s tritd b. fere a Justice
of he pMce und acquitted.
Bundruns remains were taken
to Kiivixville, for inteimtnL
v Oeseral VIEW Of
T06 ear peof le of . Hancock
County I will ienderTortf writes
prcnbiyl description of this 'country-::
beir rJt of livjjjfc Eut
J)efcT? J Llin I must Bay C:;t tra
ou' i to be the happicrt p' Or'"
bi crth because wo are Ar- 1
c&ns &nd are s6 wondecfully blest
Vfr.ith eucl'"a mild climate, srocd1
d:inkfn? water, and the bestot
vrrtunities that is afforded to
tny onin the world. The Frtnch
ore not sevvonderfiy btr seod as
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to dK.- Jt is Th dis-
entary'"All the wtW)"vvvnH.
has to be chlorinated. Yoji can't
imagine 'hbw I would like to drink
from a spring, or well in East
TeniVH. ' . '
- Franca Is a beautiful country.
It is .very . ferule, and produces
eon? e' of the rupst beautiful cror
ima'ion,ble. The Jand is veryi
rolling and decorated.wkh.wav
ing; crops of grain, windmill end
canal Koads are very beautiful
Most roads have large shade trees
on each fide of them placcJ a-
pout th' same distance. waras
; The French live quite iiCcrent
from" in. ' Most of them" live in
snutll towns or vi'.Uses. You sel
dom fee anv one dwelling in 'hc:
country. Their dwelling hcuses
and barns are under th same roof
usually enclosed by alarge brick
wall: The back yard U generally
utVit $j a manure dump, '.You
would think it very unsanitary,
but they aoem to 'tkir.'x iVSthing
cf In ick covered with tiling'or
sfat?, and are dated ' when built.
Tho dates are gercrally on the
gable end or roof, print ?d in
Very bright Utters. -Youl can see
it glisten for miles when the sun
is shining.
The farmers go to work very
early in the morning. At night
they bring their cows Into town
to be milked. They are carried
back to the country. next morning
They use dogs to do their
churning
Their farming implements are
different from ours. fc'omt of
the people have binders but most
of thehirestingis done by hand
The tire her is very peculiar.
It is run by only one horse, which
is placed on rr. incline plane
which has steps similar to'a stair
way and this rotates on wheels
very much like a chain belt A-round-
the incline is placed a
strong frame wotk to bol l the
hors- in p'ace- The weight Sf
the I orse furn sh-s the power to
iwne the machinery. If the
horse failed to keep clinr.bing the
inc ine he would he forc-d back
by his own weight against the
frame work. Sv you it keeps
him moving to shun from being
f rc.esid against th? frama.
The penph here are verv gen
ir us and tine re. They are very
co'irh-ous in every respeiL
When they address any one they
use come kind f a tit'eand when
you do them a favor they thank
you very courteously. Their lan
Kuage is very simple when you
team to PK-ak a few words- But
when you first hesr itapoken you
vould think you could rcver
If am to spe-ik it
Would l-.ke to tell you about
th war but I am not permitted.
! hv.X I rrey so' tl at time is not as
nz a it has beer, until I ih. ll
ihave the privilege to see you all
f ce to face a'-d tell you t-i m?
experience while I have "been a
way. , Ray E. Hatfield.
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U A SENS'i VoM'iritVa fr th.'voricd
, axvf' useful seoa rnJered, to the
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Join Ln the apped fcjr -t further financial '
tnpport. I hv$'v,'w'Vimty to observe. -
L-j rrfcrt'.tljns. rncaiurtnh' quality of its
' ir n.ncUndmartritliarindalInnuenc i
our troops, cs4 1 rvtih unresrrwlly . '
, ta conmend its vork i cr tha army. . ' '
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llf JTIED WAR W07K CAMPAIGN
We Want in Oh It
This bank is here for the, purpose kof helping out
every worthy enterprise the community both
old established V contemplated.
. If you have an entoprie that you want to push
come to us anJ pive ui the iiftails and we will help
you with it if ft Is feasible. Our success is measured
by the prosperity of this community and we want
everything to g with a whoop. If you have any
ideas for the furthering of your business or for the
benefit of the comrminityjn gv ivral we would like
to ht-.ir it m l lu Ip posit it.
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v PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Cditor.Ne-S-s snd Family:
At this writing to you and
sister Eva, as well as to tnyman
y relatives and friends, the dove
of peace seems to have the City
of. Providence completely at its
mercy. Business has been sus
pended, that i, shops have been
closed, peoples homes apparent
ly closed, and the four hundred
and odd thousands of people of
Providence and Powtucket are
enjoying one of the greatest cel
ebrations multiplied by one hun
dred times any thing previous in
the history of the stale.
At 3:80 A. M. U day my better
half and I were awaken by the
whistles of the thousand .or
more factorit end some thirty
odd Freight engines, with the
hundreds of church bells beating
a chorus that was a perfect fit
ting to the greatest -celebration
the world has ever known.
In a short time after the whis
tles made their wonderful out
burst the streets were fast filling
with old men and women, middle
aged men and women and even
children, making for the center
of tfee city, carrying the Nation
al and allied emblems, blowing
horns ringing bells, dragging
t)3d buckets, pans, stove pipes and
most anything to make a noise.
Soon the streets were so filled or
a mile square that can and 'Uto's
were powerless to move and the
some four hundred police are iu
poweileHS as a lropof water in
the ocean.
At 10: A. M. I went out to nee
the tights and whet I had gone
only a short distance I beheld the;
most-wonderful sight that eyes
coijld behold, tens of -thousands
cn top of tens of thousand of peo
pk! just gone wld with joy. ; ,all
celebrating one way or another;
silence only when the 25 or more
bands scattered over the city play
ing the national emblem.
Next I noticed was the big stores
some employing as many as 1500
clerks with the big sign, CI OS-
ED TO CELEARATE, on doors.
At this minute. 3:45 P. . M. a
parade is passing my house in
which it is estimated that 00,000
tare anticipating, led by a regi
ment of soldiers and sailors and
every nationality on earth, carry-
m everything imagionable and
in large letters at the head of
each column are such as this;
THE KAISER WILL RULE
1ELL" "THE DEVIL WILL
THROW KAlER BILL OUT
OF HELL" Copies were thrown
on the streets, black with the
&Uer head in( effogy sticking
out covered with yellow flowers
with such o,s this printed on
them: "KAISER BILL FUN
toAL PRIVATE" "WE COT
HIM B0 HSEHIM ROUGH"
Automobile draped in big fl igs,
flrfld guns, boats on truck; bells,
such as are us 'd in tenn. schools
mounted on trucks and autos by
thrt dozn.
Tho celebration has been'going
ovet 14 hours and no one seems
to predict when it will end not to
n ght by any means.
To do justice to the joy ex
pressed here would mere than
fill your paper. Thank God.
We owe and should bow our
heads and lift our hearts to God
in humble prayer of thanksgiving
for the cession of tho most cruel
war history has ever known.
Harrison Brewer.
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It is with a-dncss .that, we re
late that death has araiu entered
the home of George Harrison. ;
Wednesday mortiinj. and took
from him his loving companion '.
and left Ma children without a
mother to brighten their lives and .
help instruct them "in the right
way. Myi tie was n devout Christ-.
ian, having profe9ed. faith in.
Christ early in lif she joined the
Baptist Church at Sncadville; "
where she remained a member
TintU heV death.
She was i daugh t cr c f Dr. W
B, Horner" deceased) end .was
married - to Geo, W.' Harrison,' ,in
Julv 1890. To this union were born
12 children C 'of, them proceeded
her to the Glory Land, while 6
children,' n jTiishand, two broth
ers, ono RUterand many friends
remaih here tt mourn their los&
while her b' dy remits in the fami
ly cerhitary nnl her spirit is
walking tie streets of the Golden 4
City with loved ones rone on. be
fore. She was a Rweet singer. .
while here on turlli, many times '
the 'writer has snt on his front
porch after the shades of night
had began to fill nnJ liaton to tho -s'wect
strains of rmiiic waf tcnl on 1
tho gcritle brcves from tho farrK .
ily circle, hut alas! when -we next- .
hear them sing here there'll be
vacant strains that will nevt-r bo
heard in tl.at home ttny moie but.
slie can ing better now und we ,
expect some ;;lad day, to hear '
her sing new songs that we hava
never heard.- '
DELICIOUS CORN KUFFINS.
Tim' aa old uhlon4 ractp fW
corn hvimn Hint lim MmtUr t
leUVfxt nb1 iin4 with rttmuat vwxvta
tn Mveml of the lsfger Mw Tor be
tels t To rriMtt thiv and a half 6mmb
DiatQoa tokt out qunrt milk, an otwer
buttir aubatttattt, twtlT onncM t
UsTht ayrup or tioucy, four m plac3T
of aalt, two ounrca baking powdar,
eea and a half punta corrtroMl antt
ona and half pcond- rra flour. Tim
hutur and ayrup aiiould b tboroocaly
mliodi than add lUo ft -radually.
Pour In th tiillk nd add tha rra 8or
rnlzod wttb cmir,pnl and baking pow
dar. Thoo Epileptic
Attacks by Utinjl
A Nerve SeJatir that has
been successfully used in
the treatment of Epilepsy,
Hysteria, and other N err-
out Disorders for the past
Lhirty years.
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