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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(Rueh rewOlueyjny " I'adyacD'

Chicago, s wrzesnia.
W historyi panowania angiel-
skiego W Indyach bunty ludnosci
rdzennej byly zjawiskiem spora-
dyeznem, powtarzajacem sic ciagle
co jakis czas. Powstania te, nieraz
bardzo grozne trudne do st}umie-
MIA, wybuchaly przewaznie ma
prowineyii, wsr6d ludnosci wiej-
skiej i mia}y eharakter przewaz-
ME zaburzeG agrarnych; natural
ME, re czynnik nienawisci raso-
wo-religijnej Odgrywa} tutaj duza
role. Wyzysk Towarzystw eksplo-
atacyjnych angielskich, ciagie ME
urodzaje straszne giody, przypi-
sywane takze Anglkom, popycha-
ly ludnose g6r dzungi do rozpa-
czliwych bunt6w; zamozniejsza
handlowa ludnose wielkich miast,
jakkolwiek sprzyja}a swym wsp6i-
ziomkom przez poszczeg6lne jed
nostki braIa udziaI W ruchach, je-
dnak jake caios6, jake warstwa
spoleezna, zachowywala sic wzgle-
dnie bernie W ostatnich czasaeh
pod tym wzgledem nastspi}a ra-
dykalna zmiana. Rad angielski
valley cd pol roku nowym bum
TEN W Indyach, tylko, re tym ra-
zem, gl6wnym terenem buntu So
wlasnie wielkie przemys}owe mia
sta Indyi angielskich. Rozruchy
przybra}y charakter typowych ere
wolucyi'' europeiskich, ich skry-
tob6jstwami, wysadzaniem pocia-
cow, bombami ma ulicach i straj-
kami robotnik6w.
MnleJ wieceJ pred poi roklem
wybuchly pierwsze strajki W prze-
dzalniach bawe4ny W Kalkucie /
Bombayu. Strajki te podkladzie
ekonomieznym mia}y poczatku
czysto miejscowy charakter ;dopie-
70 po starciach policya angiel-
ska ruch zaczal przybierac formy
zaburzen rewolucyjnych. Oczywis-
Gle, ze same stareia robotnik6w
hinduskich z policya ME wywo1a-
}y tel przemiany, musiala istniee
glebsza przyczyna. Prasa angiel-
ska wskazuje ma szybki wzrost W
ostatnich czasach daznosci separa-
tystycznych wsr6d zamoniejszej
ludnosci miast i budzenie sic sa-
mopoczucia narodowego w6r6d
Hindus6w. Liberalny od}am tej
prasy cd d}uzszego czasu nawoty-
wal rad do liczenia sic tym OBJ
iawem do stosownej zmiany swej
polityki, do wiekszego uwzglednia-
mia narodowyeh zadaG ludnosci
hinduskiej, przewidujae W MEDIA
iekiej przyszlOsci, W razie opOru
rzadu, trudne do rozwiqzania "a
wiklania. Przepowiednie ibera16w
zaczynaja sic sprawdzae. Ca3y kraj
pokryl sic siecia tajnych towa-
rzystw o charakterze rewolucyjnO-
spolecznym; czlonkowie tych sto-
warzysze6 ma wz6r swych eurOpej-
skieh koleg6w ME przebieraja W
sposobach WALK. Zaraz po pierw-
szyeh starciach zacza} sic ca4y SEE
reg zamach6w dynamitowych. Mie
dzy innymi rzucOnO bombe pod
pow6z gubernatora i kilku innych
.dygnitarzy, wprawdzie sbe1akuss-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08

Mianowicie Holandya podniosla
to zadanie, azeby Castro cofnai
pred l .listopada wydane przez
siebie rozporzadzenie, ktore
wprost .rujnuje jej handel ma
Curacao. Wobec tax scisiego O.
kreslenia terminu ME nalezy O.
czekiwac blokady poriow wene-
zuelskich pred l listopada.
Holandya podobno miaia przy-
znac niektorym zazaleniom We
nezueli racye, zgodziia sic nawet
ma to, re dotychczasowy jej po-
sci ME powroci juz wiecej ma swe
stanowsko do Caracas.
Podnosi jednakowoz pretensye
przeciw observation-disclosures wy
pedzeniu go re stolicy republiki.
Dalej zapewnia nota, re Rad ME
zwracai sic do zadanego mocar-
stwa prosba o wspoidzialanie
przeciw Venezuela, chociaz ME
obeszlo sic bez konferencyj z roz-
maitynli gabinetami, ktore maja
swoje powody do skarg ma prezy-
denta Castro.
Dnia 16 bm. zbierze sic parla-
ment holenderski, ktory niebawem
zajmie sic ia drazliwa sprawa,
jaka jest konflikt Holandyi We
nezuela. ~
Hiszpania zas zada pewnych
zmian w zredagowanej przez
Francye nocie, CO doreczenie jej
mocarstwom opoznia. w tutej-
szych kolach rzadowych spodzie-
waja sic jednak, re nota ia bedzie
przedlozona jeszcze w tym tygo-
.dniu tutejszym przedstawicielom
mocarstw, ktore podpisaiy kon-
wencye algeciraska.
omb-Benchar, 8 wrzesnia. =
Francuski oddzial wojskowy W
Algierze pod dowodztwem gene
rala Allixa zblizyl sic juz pod
BQudenib, ktorego zaloga jest
oblegana przez Is tysiecy Mat
row. Dowodca poczynii natych-
miast konieczne przygotowania
do ataku ma nieprzyjaciela.
Pozniejszy telegram donosi, ze
pulkownik Allix zadaf stanow-
cza kleske oblegajacym fort Bou-
denib Maurom. Francuzi ogniem
dzia}owym zmusili nieprzyjaciela
do ucieczki zawiadneli jego o.
bozem bez zsdnej straty ze swej
strony. Maurowie stracili setki
aoinierzy.
Tebryz, 8 wrzesnia. : Chocia1
sic udalo brytyjskiemu wicekon-
sulowi podjaS rokowania miedzy
przywodcani nacyonalistow q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08
. q Madison. Wis. donosza,

- q Madison, Wis.,. donoszq. -
gubernator Davidson uratowai zycie
dwom osobom, kt6rych l6dz Pre-.
wr6cila sic ma jeziorze Mendoza.
w Bostonie wydarzyla sic elrs-
plozya gazoliny W 8 pietrowym bu-
dynku mieszczacym wozownie 1 re-
mizy dla automobil6w. Dom zostal
zburzony, 80 samochod6w zniszczo-
nych. Szkoda zrzsdzona vynod
100000. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08

cznie. Nastapilo, jeden "a drugim,
kilka zamach6w ma pociagi i napa-
dow ma wybitniejszych przedsta-
wiciei spoleczenstwa angielskiego.
Policya angielska wykryia kilka
swietnie zaopatrzonych fabryk
bomb. Miejscowe w}adze angiel-
skie zabra}y sic energicznie do
t}umienia ruchu sposobami re-
presyinymi. Wydano prawo, "a
braniajaee przywozu i handful
bronia materyalami wybuchowy-
mi, zamknieto kilka pism hindu
skich, aresztowano skazano ma
rome kary kilku dziennikarzy /
kilkunastu agitator6w. Te repre-
sye ME mialy pozadanego skutku,
przeciwnie, rozdrazni}y jeszcze
bardzleJ ludnosc kllkanascle dnl
temu powodu osadzenia .znanego
i powszechnie lubianego dzienni-
kara, Gangadhar Tilak'a, wybu-
chnely krwawe rozuchy W Bonn
bayu.
Zaraz po ogloszeniu wyroku,
skazujacego Gangadhar Tilak'a ma
szese lat zeslania "a podburzanie
ludnosci ,zaczely sic zaburzenia,
kt6re wkr6tce przesz}y W otwarta
wake hinduskiej ludnosci miasta
wojskiem i policya angielska.
Przez caly tydzien na ulicach
Bombayu rozlega}y sic salwy kara
binowe. Prawdopodobnie - pisze
"Times" = liczba ranionych i "a
bitych nigdy ME bedzie znana do
k}adnie, gdya krete uliczki tax
wielkiego miasta przedstawiaja
wielka }atwosG w usuwaniu tru-
pow, co tez robili Hndusi, aeby
skrye wielkosc swych STRAIT"
z tel wzmianki MONA jednak
sadzi6, re iczba ofiar musi bye
bardzo znaczna. Prasa angielska
zwraca uwage ma specyalny cha
rakter zaburzen, W kt6rych wziely
ozynny udzial wszystkie Varsity
ludnosci miejscowej. Stutysieczny
tlum, zlozony mezczyzn i kobiet,
porzucil prace i wyleg} ma uEce
dzielnicy fabrycznej. Niebawem
ruch przeni6sl sic i ma dzielnice
zamozniejsze, zamieszkane przez
ludnose handlowa, kt6ra dotych-
czas znana byla ze swych zdolno-
Sci kupieckich, niz zapa@u wojow-
niczego j uchodziia "a najbardziej
lojalna warstwe Hindus6w. W ca
lei dzielnicy prawie jednoczesnie
pozamykano sklepy spokojna do
tad ludnose wyleg}a ma uice i "a
cze}a stacza6 rozpaczliwe walki z
oddzialami angielskimi, odwa-
ga i zapaiem, kt6ry zadziwil An
glik6w. Oczywiscie, ze regularne
wojska wzie}y gore mad t}umem i
rozruchy stiumiono.
Opinia angielska zwroeita uwa-
ge ma specyalny charakter ruchu,
konserwatywny "Times" pisze:
''Trzeba sobie uswiadomic diva o.
drebne odlamy zaburzen. Robotni-
cy bawefniani szli nieswiadomie
"a przewodem agitator6w, jednak
thum ludnosci, kt6ry wylegl ma u
lice j stawi} colo wojsku W dziel-
nicy handlowej, ME by} nieswiado-
my swych czyn6w. Tlum skladal
sic przewainie z os6b intelligent
nych, kt6re uswiadamia}y sobie do
brze eel zaburzeh. Najbardziej
niebezpieczna cecha zaburzen W
Ronhav,, wo05le w CALVIN kraiu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08

Jest to, re Gala. ludnose wykazuje
gotowosc dc chwycenia sic takich
sposob6w Walk, jak bomby i
gwalty. Wybitna nieumiejetnosc,
lub niechec6 rozr6zniania legalnej:
agitacyi politycznej cd zasad a
narchizmu jest bardzo niepokoja-
ca"
Jednak konserwatysci, kt6rzy
patrzyli zawsze niezbyt przychyl-
mem okiem ma liberalne reformy
W Indyi, i tym razem ME zdaJa
sic sk}aniae ku innym srodkom
uspokojenia kraju, niz represye
administracyjne. Prasa konserwa-
tywna daje do zrozumienia, re o
jakiejs zasadniczej reformie, o o.
parciu sic ma miejscowym zywiole,
ME moze bye mowy, gdyz tego zy-
wio1u niema. Nawet ci tubylcow,
kt6rzy W spokojnych czasach So
uwazani "a przyw6dc6w, ME maja
aadnego wplywu podczas zabu-
rzen, zamiast wplywa6 uspakajajq-
co ma ludnosc, gdzies sic tax cho-
waja, ze ME MONA ich znalezc.
Czy Rad angielski partya libe-
ralna, ma kt6rej sic obecny rad
opiera, jest r6wniez tego zdania! !
Jezei sadzi6 z glos6w prasy = to
niezupelnie. LIBERAL, po doraz-
nym stiumieniu rozruch6w posta-
nowili zabrae sic energicznie do
reform, kt6re, wedlug ich zdania,
So niezbedne do radykalnego uspo-
kojenia tubylczej ludnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08

wyslannikiem Ain-Ed-Dowleh's,
to jednak nimo to wybuchiy ns
nowo niepokoje, przyczem rewo-
lucyonisci zaczeli botnbardowat
posterunki wojsk szacha.
Wieden, 8 wrzesnia. - Zjazd
wioskiego ministra spraw zagra-
nicznych Tittoni'ego kierowni-
klein zagranicznej polityki Austro
Wegier, bar. Aehrenthalem W
Salcburgu wydai znakomity re-
zultat. Oficyalny komunikat wy
raznie zaznacza, re konferencya
obu dyplomatow miala nader "a
dawalniajacy przebieg.
Skonstatowano bowiem, ze wa
wszystkich najglowniejszyeh
sprawach panuje najzupeiniejsza
harmonic miedzy oboma rzadami
mianowicie co sic tyczy glownis
stosunk6w obecnych W Turcyi.
Zgodzono sic wkohcu ua to-
zeby dalszemu rozwojowi wy
padkow ma Balkanie pozostawio'
no swobodny rozwoj.
Londyn, 8 wrzesnia. = Po ran
pierwszy Cd roku 1881 t. ]. cd
daty zalozenia miedzynarodowego
zwiazku eucharystycznego (ln-
ternational Eucharistic Congress)
odbedzie sic tu jego roczna sesya.
Bedzie to wydarzenie niemaiej wa
gi dla Kosciola rzymsko-katolic-
kiego, gdyz zjedzie sic tam ME
mniej jak 9 kardynalow, 100 BIZ
skupow i innych dygnitarzy HE
rachii rzymsko-katolickiej. Moze
po raz pierwszy tylu naraz kar-
dynalow poza Rzymem wezmie
udzial W zjezdzie. Kardynal Win
Gently Vannutelli bedzie obecny
ma kongresie jako nuncyusz pa
pieski. Dalej vienna tam udziai
nastepujacy kardynalowie: Fl
scher, arcybiskup Kolonii, Glib
bons, arcybiskup Baltimore,
Md, Moran, arcybiskup 2 sy-s
dney W Novel Zelandyi, Logue.
arcybiskup z Dublina, Lecot, ar
cybiskup Bordeux, Miercier, ar
cybiskup Mechaler, Ferari,. ar
cybiskup Medyolanu i Matthew,
byly arcybiskup Tuluzy. Oprocz
tych wysokich dygnitarzy ko-
scielnych bedzie ma kongresie Kill
ka tysiecy ksiezy okoio so tys.
katolikow z Anglii i kontynentu
europejskiego. Uroczyste otwar-
Gle nastapi jutro wieczorem W
westminsterskiej katedrze, row.
niez tam odbedzie sic zakohcze-
ME w niedziele, 13 bm. Obu tych
funkcyj dopeinil kardynai Vannu-
telli.. Obrady beda sic toczyc w
hall Alberta w dwoch oddzia-
ZACH. w jednym beda uzywac je-
zyka francuskiego, W drugim zas
angielskiego.
Glasgow, 8 wrzesnia. = Wy
bucfiy tn rozruchy bezrobotnych,
ktore podsycaja coraz bardziej
przyw6dcy socyalistyczni.
Wladze miejskie, ktore byiy na
ME przygotowane, wystepuja re
smiaia interwencya. Socyalisci od-
grazaja sic, re we wtorek II. dzi-
siaj zgromadza sic ma ulicach
miasta, W sile $4,000 rozpoczna
atalowac gmachy publiczne.
Victoria, B. c., s wrzesnia. =
Ia posrednictwem przybyiego tu
okretu Empress Or India" por-
tow poludniowo-chihskich mad
'chodza wiesci, ze okoio 600 Chin
czykow napadio ma 100 francu-
skich zoinierzy W poblizu Lang
val ma granicy Tonkinu. Francu-
ri, ktorzy zaskoczeni zostali =
zasadzki, bronili sic dzielnie ! po
dlugiej walce musieli uledz ME
przyjacielowi. Dowodca, kapitan
Fleury, pewien officer i okoio 40
szeregowoow zginefo. Zwioki "a
bitych Chinczycy brali znecali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-08
RunCyusl papesh na Kubie, Mgr Arsrsa adzie delegation
apostOIskim " Stanaeh zadnOczonych,
Abdul ASH rozpuszCza swe wojsko.
NoTA HOLENDERsKA DO VENEZUELA.
Kongres euoharysyozny W Londynie.
Zamach na prezydenta ROOsevelta (0.

NOwym YOrku ProjektoWane
pOzary lasoW
podejrzenie rzucone ma
ksedza wfoskiegO
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-20
ain
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-20
AGENTS WANTED.

We are offering very liberal proposition to
agents who will take subscriptions for the two
Jeffersonians during the campaign An active
man or boy make good money at this work
For sample copies, subscription blanks, etc.
apply to
THE JEFFERsoNIANs, THOMSON, GA.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-20
FOUND /?

One of the best Commission Houses for you
to ship your Peaches, Pears, Watsrmelons,
Lepes, and everything in this line to. Write
them today. They are
HEWITT g. COMPANY.
10 East Camden S%. Baltimore, Md.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Fertilizer For tobacco.

The bureau of soils of the depart
ment of agriculture in 1904 conducted
some experiments in Virginia with
heavy, fire-cured tobaccos. During the
last year the experiments were con-
tinued, to demonstrate that by the use
of carefully selected fertilizers the
profits in growing this type of leaf
could be increased considerably.
Don't keep the weanling shut up in
stalls and standing on hard floors all,
the time.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07

Are you getting ready for the big
gest tree planting campaign in your
life fer this fall? If you let this year
pass unimproved, you have thrown
away more than you can afford.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
FEEDING Young turkeys:

Feed the poultry a nOurlshlng 1000
and plenty of green food, just, what
they will eat up clean in a short time
put a fresh laid egg in cold water
and bring it to a head, boiling it one
half or one hour, which makes it
crumbIy. I'chop it very fine, shell and
ALL mixing little chick grit in just
in the morning. This is their feed
for the first two days. The third
morning l gather fresh dandelion
leaves and chop fine with egg and add
sour milk curd This is their break
fast. never forgetting in the morning a
little chick grit! At noon ] feed a
little curd; at night |. chop onions or
rather onion tops, if | have them, and
egg and curd. This constitutes their
feed for three or four weeks. After
that | mix chick food and oat meal,
but always give this first food mixed
with it, adding the other foods as
change. 1t is surprising how fast tur-
keys will grow on this food. If you
do not overfeed, you will never have
any trouble with Indigestion, and at
six weeks old they will be plump and
fat and grow right along
So many people write and ask how
many eggs do l cook. Bless their
hearts. l never boil but one, and only
feed half of that to quite~a large flock.
A little turkey for the first three days
of it's life will not eat more than
small bird, and what they will eat
could be taken on the point of pen
knife.-Mrs. J. E. Gray, in Poultry
Success.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
FARMER AND
PLANTER
SOME THINGS TO DO.
Strengthen Your Terraces, Destroy
Bushes, Weeds and Briers.

Now that farmers are nearly
through working their crops there are
some things needing attention which
have heretofore been put off. All ter
races should be plowed to strengthen
them and to destroy the weeds and
grass on them. All breaks in them
should be repaired and the low or
weak places should be. built up.
1t is an acknowledged fact tina. eV-
cry farmer should raise all the lot AID
stable manure possible and now IS
the time to haul large lot of leaves
and straw. If ii is not desirable to
spray the lot ali over it can be hauled
and placed in front of the stable doors
and in the lowest places in the IOr.
Weeds around the yard and lot can
be cut and got out of the way. This
will help the appearance of things
and keep the place from looking So
snaky and besides will destroy thou
sands of weed seeds.
All tools and farm implements and
machinery should be placed carefully
away under a shelter. The oil can
and paint brush can be used on some
of it to a good advantage. DO net
leave any farm implements in the
field or out in the weather. 1t is poor
policy, after furnishing the farm with
such things, to let them be ruined by
carelessnesS.
Bushes and briars should be shrub
bed in the pastures to let the grass
grow. Many pastures are almost
worthless for stock on account of the
growth of other things than grass.
Remember that grass does not grow
where briars, bushes and trees are
allowed to take charge of the pasture.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Mules in Demand.

Working mules are in good demand.
Mule values alone have jumped In the
last two years from 1921, 100000 to
$42S, 0G4,000 according to the Phila-
delphia Record, a sum greater than
the estimated value of all the auto
mobiles in the country, including ma
chimes costing $J00,0000O0 that are
now on the scrap heap.
With these figures before them,
breeders and dealers are perhaps war
ranted in holding to the belief that
without putting the horse out of bust
ness, it will keep the motor cars busy
20 catch up with the long-eared n.y.
birds, whose top notes so resemble
their own.
Grooming is as necessary to keep
a horse in good condition as feeding.
If the horses skin is coated and his
hair filled with dust, dirt and dan
druff the pores of the skin which form
outlets for the sweat glands are clog
ged and matter that should pass off
thus is thrown back into the animals
system often creating disease condi-
tions. A daily application of curry
comb and brush and elbow grease will
prevent the application of many me-
dicaments.
While the demands of the market
are principally for geldings, the farm
work should be largely done by mares
that are fully able to produce foal
each year. The feasibility of this
plan has been abundantly shown by
experience.
It is more conducive to the health
and hardness of horse stock to be
kept in barns that are we'll ventilated
and not warmed by artificial heat,
tlean in close and steam-heated stables
Pure air is essential to pure blood and
good health as is pure food
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07

Have you taken into consideration
the consolidation of asnumber OF your
schools? This is an important matter
if it is worked up right. The first
step, however, like all good things of
a public nature, is the question Of
good roads Get the split log drag
habit. and then make your schools
bigger and better, the houses more
corlmodious and the terms longer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
The Fortune Tempted,

A we'll known British nobleman was
actually engaged to Miss Coutts, but
on her challenging him one day wheth-
err it was her personality or her great
fortune which appealed to him he
frankly acknowledged that although
he was much attached to her, her vast
property had been his special induce
ment In betrothing himself.
Her: reply was characteristic: Let
us then remain the best of friends in.
stead of being the poorest of lovers"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Orjuin of "HeIpmeet. ~

"Helpmeet" has had a curious his
tory which began with the biblical
account of the creation, when the
Lord God said, 1t is. not good that
the man should be alone; l will make
him an help meet for, him." That is
to say, fit assistant. But the two
words hove become curiously combin-
ed into a "helpmeet" and they are
constantly used as one. Moreover,
the confusion is increased by the cor
ruption of the words into 'help-mate,"
and Macaulay writes of the waiting
woman who was generally consider
ID as the most suitable help mate for
parson."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Tobacco Culture in Florida.

In 1901, seven counties reported to-
bacco culture. In 1905 only three.
Why? Gadsden county then, as now;
produced ninettenths of the product
The counties of Leon, Pasco Calhoun
and others on the northern and west
ern border are equally as well adapted
for both open field and shielded cul-
ture At one time, within the knowl-
edge of the writer there was a colony
of Cubans at Fort Meade, in Poke
county, engaged in the business, but
these people are not there now.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Snakes Reared for Their Skins.

The idea that snakes are useless
FEATURES and should be exterminated
wherever found, will have to pass
away, says the Shoe Trade Journal,
as in Australia they are now being
Systematically reared fbra the sake OF
their skins, which have a. considera-
bic commercial value in London,
Paris and New York. Snakeskin is
the fashionable material for slippers,
belts, bags, purses, jewel boxes, card.
cases, dressing-table accessories, etc.
Rabbit trappers supplement their
means considerably by catching young
snakes and extracting their poinson-
GUS fangs. The blacks are also ex-
pert snake catchers. To them the
snake is an agreeable article Of diet.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07

The facts in the case are that the
farmers must go on with the move
ment, things have gone 700 far for
anything like a stop now, the farmers
must have oranization and protection
in this day of organization. 1t must
be farmers organization too. This
thing of depending on nelp of those
who are all the time beating down the
price of our products is the worst. sort
of rot. When those in other lines Of
productive or industry try to get you
to take up their fights, write it down
then and there, that all they want is
for you pull out some cnestnuts for
their. delectation.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
Church Union In Canada.

Forward steps are being taken by
the Congregationalists, Presbyterians
and Methodists in Canada toward
church union. The third annual con.
ference of representatives of these
three bodies was held in Toronto, De-
cember lila, and this was considered
the most significant gathering of all
These officials are corresponding with
the Baptists and Anglicans in the Do.
minlon, also discussing larger union.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07

How wonderfully our Farmers I'm
mo has grown in the past little more
than four years! Starting with ten
members, it now numbers more than
1920, 900, an increase of 1, 100000 per
cent! These are. stupendous figures
that almost bewilder one. to, contem.
plate. That is not all! We, are in
creasing at the rate of COCO day or
over 100000 per annum. 1t will not
be long until we have them all at this
rate.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-07
BREEDING Up.

Breeding up gives large results in
few years. If a farmer starts with
pure bred bull on scrub stock and
keeps on breeding his grade stuff to
a pure bred bull for six generations
he will have stock that is 9S1a per
cent pure.