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THE SNEEDVILLE NEWS
HEALTHFUL VIE08
U-Boat Pilots
Rum Runners
ADVERTISING NOVELTY-
Sure Relief
FOR ItlDIGESTIOM
TENNESSEE
EVENTS
Gathered from All Cor
ners of the State and
Told in Briefest Form
10
Rich, Red Blood Built Up by
PcptoManoan Liquid
or Tablet
Blood ia strong and full of life-giving
vigor when there are plenty of red
cells in It Anaemic people hare little
strength because there are not enough
red cells In the blood. It Is thin and
watery. Weak blood makes fares pale,
pulls down the strength and leaves the
body tired, weak, and sickly.
A course in Glide's I'epto-Mangan
restores weak blood to Us normal
Strength. Taken regularly for a while
It adds red cells to the blood. Then
with good blood.' the strength and
vigor of health return. There Is pleas
ure In living, with good blood running
through the reins. Oude's repto
Uangan Is put up In liquid and In
tablet form. They are the same medic
inally. Physicians have prescribed
Oudc'a Pepto-Mangan for years. The
name "Gndei Pepto-Mangan" u oo
the package. Advertisement.
KxM'rlfii frequently has some slow
pupils.
A Feeling of Security
You naturally leel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
tale is absolutely pure and contains no
armful or habit producing drugs.
Buch a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, kidney, liver sod bladder remedy
Tbe same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained ia evtry
bottle of Swamp-Root.
It Is scientifically compounded from
.vegetable berU.
It is not s stimulant and is taken In
teaspoon ful stoats.
It Is not recommended for everything.
It ia nature's great halper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad
der trouble.
A sworn statement of purity la with
every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. If you need a medicine, you tbould
nave tbe beat. On salt at all drug stores
ta bottles of two else, medium and lares.
However, if you wiah tint to try this
great preparation aend ten eenta to Dr.
Kilmer A Co., llinghamton, N. Y., for a
jCSsle bottle. When writing be aura and
sneaUen tbia paperAdvertisement.
Bode people, make the best of every
thing and other take It
Cutioura fer Pimply Face.
To remove pimples fend blackbeada
ameer them with Qatlctira Ointment
Washx3 In tiVa lalriutes wltM Cutl
oura Soap and hot water. Once clear
keep your akin clear by nalng thetn for
dally toilet purposea. Don't fall to Id
elude Cutlrura Talcum. Advertisement
England's nstolnnl flower Is the rose.
THE BEST RESULTS ARE
OBTAINED UY USING
Baker's
Chocolate
( Dlue Wrapper, Yellow Label)
In Making Cakes, Pics,
Puddings, Frosting, Ice
Cream, Sauces, Fudges,
Hot and Cold Drinks.
For more than
140 years this
chocolate has
been the stand
ard for purity,
delicacy of flavor
and uniform
quality.
IT IS THOROUGHLY
RELIABLE
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Charles W. Rankin, Southern Meth-
odlafmlssloaary to Chita In an ad
dress to members of the Chattanooga
church which aent tlm out to the Ori
ent, declared that be bad returned
home and quit the field because be bed
found that unorthodox doctrines were
being taught In Chinese minion
achools with the consent of tbe mis
sion board.
Tbe display of too much hoalery
while abe waa on the wltneas stsnd
caused Von A. Huffaker, Knoivllle
Judge, to loaue a sharp reprimand to a
woman witness, jls declsred no wo
man would be permitted to come Into
his court and Insult bis sense of
modesty.
Heroism of Lela May 8mlth at Chat
tanooga aaved ber sinter's baby, but
cost her own life. When the cblld'a
clothing caught fire alias Smith eitin
guUbed It. but the flames Ignited her
own dresa. She waa burned to death.
The baby la the child of Mrs. J. &
Grant.
Dr. George T. Harding, Jr., brother
of the president, pointed out the need
for better care of the feeble-minded
aa a method of preventing crime, In aa
address before students at tbe Madison
Rural sanatorium at Nashville.
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Hoy, page Mr. Hays! Aubrey Itetts
of Krln received a letter last week
which waa -mailed by bla mother at
Humboldt, Tenn.. on November 23.
Tbe letter took 20 daya to make a 90
mlle journey.
High school students are In gloom.
Superintendent Zlefler bss put the
ban on Jass dances and aecret socie
ties. Only the old fashioned square
dsnres will be permitted on school
property.
Charles n. Nurbols at Chattanooga
baa aued Sheriff Cate for f 15.000 dam
ages. Clalinj he and bla bride of two
weeka were Innocent byatanders when
shot by seriff's deputies repulsing at
tack on Jail.
Poultry r users In the Bristol section
of tbe country are grooming their
fowls for the poultry show which will
be ataaed January 3-7. under auspices
of the Urlsipl poultry association.
With grading completed only some
bridge work remains to make the
Newbern aectlon of Jefferson Davis
highway one of the finest roads la the
south.
J. E." Campbell" atarted across the
street In Knoivllle, dodged an auto go
ing couth and wss run down and se
Irously Injured by a truck speeding
north.
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Following pleas of guilty to house
breaking charge In 'court at Trenton
Dade Forrester and Charlea Kutledge
given sentences of three to 20 years.
Representative Klnla Garrett will be
one of the prlm-lpa! speakers at the
Hull harmony banquet at Nashville
December 2H.
Jackson automobile club has decid
ed to lend its aid and assist In every
way possible In securing Improvement
to all roads in county.
Amount rerrlted from real and per-
aonal taxea this year v. Ill be 157.5.".0.
according to statement of Jackson tai
assessor.
Although fiUlly wounded. Deputy
8herlff Ward at Knosvllle Tut a bullet
through the bemt of Sherman list
in.iker when lie i slated arrest.
After tour or state. Mrs. II. ! Pot
ha reported t governor that enforce
ment of child labor la as show marked
Improvement.
Kn forcers raptured ISO gallons of
corn liquor at the t'nlon bottling works
In Chattanooga and arrested It. P. Zim
merman, proprietor.
William J. Comba la under bond at
Covington, following the killing of bis
son In-law, Dennis Smith, v. ho wss shot
to death In Combs' barnyard.
Illness of a year'a duration termi
nated In the death of Capt. J. M.
llrooks, SI, pioneer resident of Knoi
vllle. Mra. V. K. HarfleM. well known wo
man of Klpley. vtho'died following
brief illness, l survived by f.turt.ca
chlld-en.
a a a a
Itody of John It. Mitchell. fij. found
near borne of his son at Sc'mer. Pa
ralrsla canoed death, coroner's Jury
held.
Mats meeting ttlll be held In Tren
ton soon to opiose proposed method
of bitch ay Improvement sanctioned
by state highway commission.
Mrs. Clara May Ilosbers of Coving
ton is dad as the result of suiting a
fire with gseoline.
MinlMcrial assoclstlon considers
brlnulng Hilly Sundsy to Knoivllle for
evangelical campaign In liZZ.
t'p to !ecembcr 1. 21. bales of
cotton bad been ginned In Dyer coun
ty, according to I". S. census report.
Former Officers of German Im
perial Navy Adept Smug
glers, Is Charge.
ILLICIT TRAFFIC ENORMOUS
Many Stirring Stories About Smug
glers and Their Doings Difficult
fer Swedish Coastguards to
Stop Them.
Stockholm. Hum running Into
Sweden from Germany lias devel
oped Into something like a public
scandal, say Swedish newspapers.
Tbe broken nature of tbe coast line
and tbe thousands of smull Islands
dotting the aea approaches are all la
favor of smuggling enterprise.
Tbe craft engaged In this trade are
generally aniull, fust-aulliiig schoouers.
captained, aa a rule, by ex-officers of
the Imperial German navy. Many of
tbe skippers besr names well known
la the records of submarine activity.
Their daring and experience makes It
very difficult for Swedish coastguards
to stop them.
Landed Aftsr Night.
Prom Iteval, Itostock. Stettin, Lu
beck and other German ports these
vessels put to aea, their cargo always
consigned, according to the ship's pa
pers, to aoiue Finnish port One
among .the rocky archipelago of east
ern Sweden, the cargo Is landed piece
meal after nightfall on the rocks, from
whlch.lt Is later removed by accom
plices ashore, who have a widely ram
lli.il organisation for the Inland dis
tribution of the goods.
This Illicit truffle Is said by Swedish
papers to be enormous. The papers
are full of stirring atorles about smug
glers and their doings. They remnln
outside the territorial wsters. cruising
shout until their friends seize their
chance to rash out In fast motor boats,
often In a heavy gale, trunssldp Xie
liquor and disappear In the dangerous
labyrinth of the archljicliigo.
Lately I he police liuve started a
scheme to beat the rum runners at
their own game. The other day a
police boat, camouflaged as a smug
Munn Home for Premier Lloyd George
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When" Itavlri i.ioyd George arrives In Washington for the conference on
the limitation of armaments, be will occupy this residence, the home of Mrs.
Charlea A. Munn, vs lilt h ber sn, Gurnee Munn, offered tbe IlritUli premier.
FARM WOMAN IS
Has an Exciting Time in South
America.
Practical Farmer ef California Is Sent
te Peru by Capitalists to Invssti
gste Concession OfTtrtd by
the Gevsrnment
New York. Mrs. KstclleVllls la a
practical farmer of Onkdale, near
Stockton, Cel. Mie does not pretend
to lw an Irrigation expert, but she has
driven and cllmled over every datu la
tbe Sierras.
When the farmer of her county
ancd a rvMrt on a big New Knclmol
Irrigation and bvdraullc power enter
prle they m-nt Mrs, Wills eat to Hnd
out all alnut It ami tell them what
lln-y wnnted to lesrn. She took 40
California turkey lth ber to aell lo
the llnstOJi Yankees.
Then eotiie nwti with money who
had Invest men' a la Peru begnn to look
LOST 36 HOURS IN W001S
Young CiH Turra Up at New Jer.y
Farm Aftsr Night in
Woods.
Lakewood. N. J ttie Wolke.
eighteen years old. daughter f Ks-I
Wolke. ctupent of s smsM bnCTow
en the edge of ti e dene ol liere.
wss returtHl to ber parvtit after le
bad eisjed fr M hour in the wnmta.
ILeaiehlng parttea of farmers and po
ca. aided by tea -g. scoured tbe
gling craft, boarded a German schoon
er and loaded up to tbe gunwale from
the schooner's hold, unconscious of
the fuct that the schooner waa Just
outside the territorial limit. When tbe
policemen- tried to leave the schooner
without paying, the auiugglers threat
ened to throw tbein overboard and
there waa nothing for them but to pay
for the liquor.
In another case, tbe correspondent
whs told, a gale blew up soon after
the coast guards had boarded a ship
which happened to lie within the three
mile limit, mid, owing to the dangerous
coast, the ship bad to put out to sea,
taking tbe wedUh guards uwuy to
Geruujny.
In Sweden and In Finland many of
the const population get their living
by amuggllng and refuse to go fishing
and curry on their legitimate trades.
In Finland, where total prohibition
prevails, conditions nre even Worse
ttisn In Sweden. Fishing there has
entirely ceased. It la said, because
rum running Is far mure profitable
busluess.
Costly Stockings Cauaa Divorce.
Chicago. liecause he refused to pny
$3.50 for a pair of stockings for his
wife, Albert I-nrson has been divorced.
The couple imd been married 17 years.
To Save Home
of Mary Todd
$20,000 FUUD IS NECESSARY
Building, New a Confectionery Store,
la Admirably Prsserved House In
Which Mrs. Lincoln Was
Bern, Destroyed.
Lexington. Ky.The home of Msry
Todd Lincoln, where she lived from
early childhood until lier marriage to
Abraham Lincoln, will be purchased aa
a memorial to her and a museum for
tbe preservation of Lincoln furniture),
AN EXPLORER
for someone to send down there. They
were offered by the Peruvian govern
ment an enormous land concession oo
condition that they would colonise and
cultivate It They picked Mrs. Wills
for that Job.
She went to Peru several months
ago and baa just returned after seeing
a whole lot more limn Peru. She bud
raced over the Andean peaks In a little
American car, finished ber work In
Peru and then had motored, ridden on
steanihcrln. In trains anil canoes spd
swam a little way lu a Journey all
s round tbe continent, snd sILalone.
Mrs. Wills told a reporter all about
It at the Hotel Pennsylvania. She Is a
eldow. young, with Isrpe, bright, sharp
ce. She looks as If he could make
ibe old Indies ierft1ly comfortable at
ta. tench the young ones some new
a-ep. Slve all a lum hcon they would
tmp:v coo otw and then take the
kHul pet college youth out on the ten
nl' court and trim him to a f-ire-you-wett.
m fnr ibe girl, but were unable to
fliif ber.
Some tito later she entered the
tMHi of Morris Kaalofr. a farmer,
two miles fr-m here on tbe road to
Tom's Kiver. Iler clothes were torn
and ber face and anna scratch! from
bramble. Slie waa nnnble to tell ber
name, but ald the famllv letter box
, p, 7 on tbe rural free-delivery
rowie.
l .i.. (r iMi-nd from the girl that
'be had slept daring the night la a
iretaetery In tbe woods, wbere two par
Mi
if 8 '
This Is an Ingenious French con
trivance which Instantaneously coo
verts the finest walks and boulevards
luto billboards. The cost of operation
la close to nothing. Water coming
through the roller In the form of a
spray passes through a perforated belt
and Sin the machine Is wheeled along
It leaves a wet advertisement that re
mains until the sun dries it up.
manuscripts and other relics owned la
Lexlugtou.
Tbe old Todd home at 574 Weal
Mnln street, once a saloon aud now a
soft drink stand und bourding bouse
for rnllrond employees, la on tbe mar
ket for the first time In many year
The site Is being sought for business
purposes by persons who wish to tear
down the home. The owner Is T. N.
Arthur, proprietor of the confectionery.
Wsll Prsserved.
The building Is lu u splendid state
of preservation end the quulntness of
the Interior bus not been destroyed by
severul partitions, easily removed. The
historic rooms where Mary Todd speut
ber happy girlhood, where she re
ceived Mr. Lincoln, aud where they
visited after their marriage bava not
been changed.
While the Lincoln farm at lloOge
vllle and the cabin In which be waa
bora have been acquired and beautl
fled for the nutlon at the cost of a
million dollars, the part which Mrs.
Lincoln had in preserving the nation
lias not been recognised. The house
In which she waa born hna been de
stroyed, only part of tbe old founda
tion remaining aa the busts for another
home at 501 West Short street, Lexing
ton. Option Obtained.
An option hus been obtulned on the
property and civic and historical clubs
have become Interested. The proper
ty enn be bought for $1-4.000 and It ia
thought that $.1,000 or $7,000 would be
ucf-ded to restore It
June 18, l&iO, Abraham Lincoln, his
wife. Mary Todd Lincoln, and others
conveyed the property to ItenJnmln P.
Edge to settle the estate of Robert S
Todd, deceased, nnd the deed of record
Is In the Fayette county courthouse
rinns for the ceremonies attending
the dedication. If the home Is pur
chased, would Include nn Invitation to
Itoliert Lincoln, son of the martyred
President, nnd Mrs. Iten Fardln Helm,
a resident of Payette county, who Is a
sister of Mrs. Lincoln.
One soon discovers that be knows a
whole lot about other things than
fanning, but she does not look It She
smiles too easily for a lady pundit.
Msybe that's why she gets bo much
Information.
Bank of England Home
to Be Entft-ety RebOilt
lndon. The famons Bsnk
of Liglnnd building will soon
I entirely rebuilt, made several
floors higher and thoroughly ren
ovated Inside and out.
The bank's growth necessi
tated establishment of offices
outside the old Thrvadneedle
area, where It Is located. It la
now planned to reunite all these
t:nd.r tne roof. Kfforts to pre
serve tbe original features of
the building will be made.
There are nearly ) ulphur ivln-a
In tbe Island of Sicily.
ties of searcbera bad converged dar
ing lite hunt. She waa taken ta bet
bote.
Fisherman Lands Weodchuck.
WitiMed. tNsia. Harry "tewey,
a hlle treat fishing. 1opj.l long enougti
to est Ms luncheon and afterwsrdf
vibea he picked up bis fish basket oa
the bank of a brook he found a baby
wondchnrk InsMe. II quickly dosed
tbe cover of the basket, tmprtsnnlna,
the little anlia' wfclca, arv kaa
boata.
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