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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10
TRANSPORT SUNK;
1870 BRITISH DIE
CROWDED TROOPSHIP STRIKES
TURKISH MINE AT ENTRANCE
TO DARDANELLES.
TURKISH FORCES In TRAP
Important Part of Ottoman Troops
Surrounded on GalIipoli Peninsula
Is Report-Italians Claim Cap
ture of Austrian City.

Berlin, Sept. 4.--The German
important Russian port of Riga, on the
Baltic, have made a further conse-
quentiaI gain. Official announcement
was made here that they captured a
position northwest of Friedrichs-
stadt, which is about 40 miles from
Riga.
Berlin, Sept. A British transport
struck mine off the entrance to the
Dardanelles and sank with 800 Off
GERS, 1850 men and a crew of 800,
according to a dispatch from Sofia. All
aboard were drowned. Six hundred
bodies have been recovered.
Turkish Forces Surrounded.
London, Sept. 4.-The surrounding
of an important part of the Turkish
forces on the Gallipoli peninsula by
troops of the entente allies is report
ed in advices from Athens to Paris
news agency. The surrender of the
surrounded troops is said to be i'm
minent.
The British press is not greatly
pleased at the reception by the United
States of Germany's promise to mod
ify her submarine campaign. 1t COM
plains that promise which does not
include protection for merchantmen is
inadequate.
Negotiations between Turkey and
Bulgaria concerning railroad conces-
sions to the latter are again under
way. 1t is not expected in quarters
favorable to the entente Allis that they
will prove successful.
Austrian City Falls.
Rome, Sept. 4.-Roverto, the larg-
est Austrian city to fall before the
Italian armies, is being slowly occu-
pied by the kings troops.
The Rovereto forts, which blocked
che Italian advance On Trent, only 10
miles awas', were blown up and the
Austrians began to evacuate the city,
retreating Aorthward up the Adige val
ley in the direction of Trent. Before
retiring the enemy forces demolished
all the historic Italian monuments and
set fire to the homes of Italian resi-
dents.
Capture of Roverto marks the great
est single victory in the Italian ad-
vance upon Trent, the goal of General
Cadorna's forces in the north
Though the Austrians have con-
structed barricades across the valley
between Roverto and Trent, military
men here believe the Italian troops
will approach Trent itself before win
ter halts military operations.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10
Drink Denison's Coffee,
For your health'S sake.

There's many a kick concealed In
an insulated electric wire.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10

There is scarcely a neighbor around me
who does not use your medicine. Mrs.
]. F. JOHNSON, R. No. 4, Box 80, Prince
ton, Illinois.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10

London, Sept. T. - The Allan line
steamer Hesperian with $50 passen-
gers and a crew of 300 aboard, bound
from Liverpool for Montreal, was at
tackled without warning by a German
subu arine off the Irish coast just as
darkness was falling.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
7as ztaotbubget
@tro oem Staotratb empieblsnb Gin.
beridpet iperbeu.

SOptit Der Gtabiratb in gstra9
iommi. oiirite bas Stdbtbasaet fir
bas tommtnbs Stabr in Der Don 8iir.
9trmsiitsr 3. 2. Spisssl uniersEsiiettr
ifdfang aHsenommeu iperben. Tai
Jinansiommitts. bat ipenigitens mad
eiusr sinssbsnD.n gr5rt,runs bJdloi,
fen. cas Budget IN i,iner gsg.nipdrtii
gen DaiIuns in Der Stabtratbafibunc
am tommenben GieHiiag smpfsb!snt
ein3uberidien.
Die peridisbenen Tepdrtemsntsnort
iisber erichien.n Dor bsm gommiitst
unb erfldrtsn ibrs Msbtforbsrunaer
bur&fpsS sur aGIs.msinsn 3ufrisS.ns
belt. Die Rotten bsa Siabibansbalta
iiHb b,idnntlid dui S6,281. .103.17
Doraufdldsi tporbeH.
Ra6bem bas Budget pom Siabtratf
auissbeibsn iporben IN. gsbi es bt,
fanHili4 an bic gubs.itOmmiffion bi.
tttua cine Willion Dollars gu i.r.iher
haben tuirb. nm bic 8etpinieungen fir
itdbtiihe 3tpsds innerbalb bic Is Mil
Gren5e Su brineen, bic bur6 baa
Smitbf&s Stsusrssiss Dors.idrisben
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
Gts.Grlasbnisideine.

(garl WisBnsr, "a. Clarion uni
{Broois 2lptnue.
lebriiiine Depl, 10, 1926 Clarion.
l9bomds Ddiber, q, 4126 Dirginia
(Wsarp Grt.l. %, 1916 Dbonau Str.
(garn.tt arais. 2e. California. 8.
lasna 5rus. 30, bo.
lSerbert gltleH, "a. 100 Weft 5. Str
}Gli5abeib 6. Suttles, q. 1890 gt'
resforb Qpenue.
Clarion 3. DilliamiOn, %. RaS.irc
Guniee W. armitrong, II. SHbiaE
l5il. 8.
(DtIIiam 6. Rippp. 81. SHbianapplis
lDsra 8. SOffman, 18. 1850 Gin.
(TeabiiOn Grams, 56, 1880 Gjilbsrt.
(Sarab 5adiOn, so, 1880 Gil6srt.
(aouis Sale, 2s, 32s Gmitb Strass
lRarp Seuiina. 3s. 1928 Smitb etr
}Grpille Z. 5houlpfor. 22. Vorfpooo
| 6tlsn 5snbion, 21, Roripoob. ..
Sames g. We@opan, %. ROrpOOb
lWarp u. Softer, 21, Rorrooo, O.
|Rubolpb Ni,i.n. 45, Ala Sbiniso.
lGlsanor asmptusr, 80. 327 On IL.
]SibneD R. gronH. q, GImpoot
place.
tGlara 3. aispert. %. GImpoob gl
(elifforO sOpb. %, 2o16 Rsaoirs Rb.
lWilbrsb 5srtis. 19, 1888 aiblano.
(Jr.b J. golt., 25. 1924 elap Ctr.
emma S6spman, "a, los p.sts Ctr
(e.a.n !. gln6Off, %, 3115 Smpsrial
! Glorents 3. GraupogsI, 21, III
Gostbs Strab..
(William $. JOsls. 20. Nsiuport. ap.
lGmma Ban Gontp, 20, 504 On o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
9lms beH AytmaisipaIgeridt

Der Detoratsur 0sorss 3. Ec8 b.
fannie fid seiisrn i'm MuniSipaIssridi
Dor 9Pi6tr gsQ idulbis. Deridisbsnt
psriblois G6eds psrausgdbt 81 Rabsll
unb Ct tpiro am 8. SuIi isiu llrtbeiI
.mpfansen. Rod ipuroe seittrH Wor'
aen aegea brsi llbr tn isiner MohHuna
an Der 9.mpsr Qdns bon ben 3eiettios
Iisrs unb S4ipaeble oerbdftet unb se'
jianD iofort feline Sdulo gu. CT tpdr
Oh isiHer 9srbaituHs 10 poIlig nieosr'
seidm.tlert, Sab sr ok Dsieiiips bat.
ibn iurjsr Sanb gu sri6iebeH. ha sE
bic S6mah Hift ii6trlebeH Diirbe.
Die 0srbanbIung ssssn 3pldrb u.
goebo.l, ben pormdlign 3ablmeift.r
i'm itGotii1en WGferperts Stparits
meni, Der bstanntli& b.s llnterfhIeiis
bs,i6tist pirb, Durbe ssiterH Don
Ridtsr 6og abermaIs OeriAcb<n unb
;lpar bis gum 16. Suni.
gluf ben 16. Suni ies!e Ri5tsr Cor
audi bic Dsrbanoluis sesen GRAZ
elnna sJiBmaurics an. bic beihulbisi
IN, ben S9ani,pGrter SobH Rpan
tpG6reRo zines Sireits srftc4en su ba'
ben.
Der zslssrupbiIt GbiDaroSmail be-
.nnnie iih I4ulbis, Der Wells Sarge
g, flint acknowledgement
entipenbet uub eefdli4t au babsn.
gii9ter Jor iixripies ian ben Grobss,
i9ipursneR.
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s6ag. n. giqiuaslcp einoefloat,

Gbas. n. giaingslep eingeflagt.
9ie Sinai &oiber SaIiagc so. bon
Gbicago, irelde ein llrtbeil iiber
$35.33 gcgen ben gicitaltrateur S.
Collin, Gin un6 9oit Snltare, cr'
laligt bat, ons Els iebt ni6t bcirieoi8t
poroen lit, bat geitern einc alaae auf
ernennung eines 9ieccipers iiir oas
Gollin'ide @cid1it anaeitren9t.
gllf @rlino einer ftien.IranSaf'
tion bat go. 9ofpling cine alaae
iiber $3.50 segen @m. &. Sutton &
80. eillgereidJt.
Signnno S6erman Der Elm llrbeil
iiber 1922 gegen Bbilip unb Sa,lnp
elfus, 925 9tidrnono Strabe, er.
langte, bat cine &lage auf glnluIlli'
rlntg einer non ben 8erflagten oor9e.
nonunenen Gjrimoeigelltbllnl5. lleber.
traglng an9eitrengt.
S5obn 6. Snnn, oeiien @ogen arI
8. 3e5enlber 1913 bon einer Gar Der
is. &. & u. electric Street 9tailnag
getroiien lnllr6e, ipobei er ielbit ST
Salf fam NIB erbebli6e 8erIeBungen
erliit, erlangte geitern elm 8er0ift
iiber $3.50 gegen ben Jieceiper Der
bciastpn gnbngeieaid,ait.
2n Sndcr bes S5ubert Dalton nto
5ranf 8raneiS. bic angeflaet itauben,
einen ginbrlldl in oas 8eiddftslotaI
$40. All @eit 6. gtroBe oeriibt 3lt
ha6en. fcnnten ii6 Die arininal'@e.
itbrporenen nidJt alli einen @abr'
ipruh cilliget.
Gbas. Sdpllberg tpuroe oes Iieb.
ItablS pon llbren uno Scbnuufiafei
i'm 8ertbe Don $255 sum Rad)tbeil
non 2tusltit 15ioacs idntloig beflmben.
Sobn Bone, Der i'm Wflui5ipulge.
ridyt megen gtihtpericrgitng ieines
auOeS 3u elmer 8eiangrliBitraie per-
urtbeilt rporocn mar, iuur0e geiterr
AMI @rrrno ieincr all oas, Common
Rlens @crift erbobenen 8eruiung III
15reibeit geiest. ba ietne @erurtbei.
lung an9cbIi6 ingeiesIi6 mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

oas 5ugeno1eridr fouuneuoen Sal.
len pertrctcn uno Elm SabreSgcbllt
ooH $500 be5icbcn
Sd)licBlit) muroe beitimlnt, 0aB
in 3ufliuit Die Sllperpiioren Der pct.
ibieoencn Tcpartemeuts BEN SiteI
Oirettrr fithren lrlo oab aud Die per-
ifleSencn Iepartemellts umgetaiit
!oeroen iollcn. GuS 0epartement iiir
SIruunierridlt ioQ als ha0 Oeparte-
meni iiir forperIidc Gr3Ieblml be.
tannt ieiR; oas Nanolertiefeits. Ie-
partenIent ais Icportemeut fiir3uuo.
fertigfeitstintit; 6as 9eparttment fitr
Snausboltlmgspcien ais Qcpartcment
iiIr SailFbaltlm8stlinitc llu6 bas
3ciGen.I Requirement ais baS Iepar.
ieMeut Der Sfiiirte.
gluf Gmpiebllf,lg ocs Saufomnit.
tees ptrb Der StabtanpuIt INN cit
Mettsaututtcn oariiber eriubt lper.
6cn, Oh Die Dob 6cilop So9e. Die itr
S>auptqltarticr icbt I'M 5pciten Stpd.
lucH ocS Shulgcballoes IN MI.
&aibington bat. eiu Jiebt bat, oieie
9tGumc 81 benlleen.
Ter Nontraft flr ole Soci5anloger
ir Der neuen @ariap StpIle purhe
I'M $10,09S an 9ooe 45ifet & Rtlict
berqebcn uuo Der aontratt fiir btc
&cnt,lotionSdnluge t1t oicicr StuIc
all ole g9iainmiou Seuting so, iilr
$4513.
6erner uur0c bcidloiieH, 8rlIt0-
eigrntbunt, oos an Die 8inbior Sdlu.
Ic anqrcr8t, acknowledgement on5u.
tutilu. Qus betreiienbe @rllnoItiif
bat cine Srpnt pon 100 SUP an St.
Samcs @lnce uno cine ,Sront pcn
lSO ;Nlh on Der SroncI&co Strabe
Die nGhite Sitlu5 oes SduL.
ratbs iinoet m 5austog, benz 10.
,Nh, giubmlttngo lun 4 llbr, in
otcOtgntb3iaal ltGtt. lmo bel oieIer
@5c!casubcit ioucn Nic QIanc iitr oas
ncne Sotitulgcbolloc in 5poe gare
gltgebeiben ,Ueroen.
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0ebmvten.

Charles unb CLARA Gllmann 1905
J Mcort Str.. Gnabe.
Sobn unb Grane.s girb, 1913 ainr
Ctr, MGbden.
Bernard unb Bertha gert.e, 3e47
BORDEN Ctr, anabe.
aribur unb annd Mnsf, 1714
Wloin Str. Wdb9sn.
Jobn uub Wamie Sees. 143 0cett.
Sir., anabs.
gsorss unb Gliia6stb S6asfsr, IA
Gp,ibe CTR, MdS6en.
emil unb Crescent Delor, 2319
5cpiins lUs.. Wdb6en.
Darn unb Warp Rsber. 2527 Rsl'
rois QDs., anabe.
gbiparb unb Charlotte Ssnibdip
224 WeG0rmid plats, Rnabs.
WilIiam unb anna graHbss, 3209
Sarpsp aps., anabs.
Charles unb 8otberiNe Siebsri, 91a
MaInui Str, auo6e.
estpis unS Gbitb ainbalI, 736 aou.
rel Ctr. &Habe.
albert uHb Bertha Seb, 2s14 W0.
rslanb ape.. Rnabe.
Geo unb Roiis Brands. 419 aaarsl
Ctr. W6bden.
iJrans unb aatberin. Gaatsr. 4723
Wilm.r Ctr, Wdbten.
6oparb unb Gpa GaIi. 2915 Wst'
iisr aps., WGbden.
Clarence unb g.ifi. GasiH. ! gars
bintr place. Wdbdsn.
Darn unb f5rant.s 9OiTs, msR
slort Roab, -Wibfen.
gsorss unb Gtbel Minierbottpm.
1647 Blue Rod Gtr.. anabe.
William unb ellie aprss. 1921
Sants 4De., Wdbhsn.
5cispb unb asna R.inert. All Do'
ne Sir. RHabe.
Gb,ftsr unb aflice Ssnn.. 413s aais.
man Str., WGbben.
Sp6u uub 6tlsn syrieberid. 4o38
SamiliOH 9lps.. Wdbdsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
M6einpidlser ilnterif. .g.ereiu.

Mr unisr froben Rbeinpfdls,rr
fr0bli6 isin min. bsiuds ibr qitnit
ON nG4iten Sonntae. Der RbeinpfSl'
ser lntsrit. Derein besebi an bisfsul
sase isin Al. Stiftunssfeit nnb stDdr
burb Elm pitnie. bas i'm Clifton Oar,
ten in Rspport besargen iperben irl,
3ablrei4e 0ereint bdben TIRE Bethel
liguus 5ugefast uub ba bic arran'
atments dufs Bette gstrOifen iinb, 10
fam bds Qmiifsmsnt Hidt ansbltiben.
Die Cars Der Wonmoutb Strnbe 81.
ME brineeH bic 9sia4sr na4 BEN
GeftpIat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

9r. grnit suupalb, 's.r Qeite,
beg SpmpboHieOrteitsrs, gsb6rt nun-
msbr audi oem 9sbrsritab Der 0ffsuts
Iibsn StuIen an. 9r. &unpaIt
puroe ssitern pom S6ul.atb aui gm.
.pishlung oss S5uliupsrintenbenter
Gonopn sum beratbenbeu Qeiter por
Sdulor4eitern nit einem s5dbresqe=
bait Don $500 srnannt. 2aut ben nit
Dr. RunpaIb getroffsnsn 4rranges
m.Hts piro er pon 3sit gu Set BRO
ben Der Shulorheitsr bsipobnsn UNI
iis aud Istten, folpie ben Dirissnteu
bi.isr Grteiter nit Ratb unb 56at
3ur Ssite iie6sn. 9lsi63eitiq ioller
bic Uiitelisber Der perItisoenen
SduIOrteiisr unb bsrea 9eiter 9ele.
senbsit srbaltsn Der IsstsN qrobe sinei
ieoen SDmpboHielpnssrts beisuDoh-
n.n. mas fir bic muiitaIiite Qusbil.
Sunq Der S6uItinber obns Jrage Don
bebeutenbem Dsrth III.
Or. Gonhpn ertfdrte ouf 9efrdaen
oab 9r. aunpalo ii6 nit bsm srDs.
ten ger1niiscn bereit ertIdrt bab.
sisi,n poitsu au5unebmen unb oaf
aud Srau Charles .. 5aft, bic BRA.
iiosntin Der GiHtirntti Spmpbonr
Orteiira 2lNOciotion ihrs3iritimmunp
asasbeu babe. 9tuf oieis grtldrungen
hiH puroe natiirIi9 DOM Stulratt
bic anitelluns 6errn Or. aunpaIba
siuitimmi9 bei4IoFen.
Qluf smpiebluna bss 6indu5aus
ihuHss purbs bas gubast fir oaa
tOmmsnoe Sabr aut9sbeibsn. 9asiel-
be ii,bt ausaabsu i'm 9etraoe Dor
&, ,S39, ,S23.15 Dor 9e1sn S2,678, ,345.
Is. bic fir Sisiss Sabr ausgeporf,n
osfpeisn naren, ipds cine 3unabme
ron $161 ATS fir bas tommsnos Sabi
beoeutst. aiir bic sinje!nsn 3reias
oss Stulratbs limb tis iclsenosn
Summsn fir ods nGhits Sabr por
asIsbsn 9srpoltung $685., $3.50; 3e
partsment bes @ei6dftsfiibrers 1924,
964.65; 9epdrtsment oes Supsrin
itHbsnten $51,195; linterrittsipeien
81 $50, ,624; 0spartsmer! Der Shul
p0ate $1s.6OO; fir alndeinrittun-
qtn unb ionitiss Rebsudussd5sn
$3S,5Oo; RptbiagsIonbs $4,000.
Diliam &. 3isqIsr, ser lanae Sab
re birburt bas gtmt bes GIets ces
S6ulIuperintsubsntsn betleiDete. bem
isbotb bic DtaioritGt i'm assenpGrtigen
tlsinsn stulratb BON Qnbeginn on
nitt pobI lroIIts. III aeiisrn befinitip
abaeiGat porben. Wit pier geaen
5rsi Stimmen tpurbs pom SduIratH
beThIoNen BEN gOiien iiberbnupt at,
suihdiisn unb itdtt oeifsn eiuen Ste.
noarapben gu bsf6Gitissn, Der $500
rrO Subr srbdlt. Serr SbOdlep
ptuteTtisrte aan3 sueraiif gegsn cine
terartioe GepoItmabreoel, uter Serr
g. qh, Der ben bstreffsnOen Qntra3
it.lIte. bate bic Raipritdt uuf Isiner
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Ser Scf)mlrat1
Stellt Ir. 6. aunnalo ais beratbcn.
Oeu Geiter Der Shiilerprdeiter an.

Sos Budget fir bas tommenbt
S4uIiabr 9utssbeiBsn. - Die
glltsgabsn ipsrbsn auf $2,839, 1923, :
10 psranidlag!. - Cine 3undbms
I'm $161.478 SsgeH Sisies Sa6r.
- Der goiten bes Glsrts oes
S6uliuperintenbsntsn a6geiaafTt.
= 5roB Oss proteitss Der Ssrren
Sbodle1, list unb Utittenoori.
- Stabtdrpalt S6usrle iOu snts
i9eib.H Oh bic SauIrpsts 10 obns
peit.r.s iibsr bic aIiHes iprinssn
miiHsu. - Reus 2ehrsrinnen pOn
Dr. gonbon erndnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

49, Nus Der 8obnuns pm pb. Tled.
Ro. 1850 SarriiUn gusnae, purbsn
eeitern cine 5alsiette i'm Wertbe BON
Sl2, Icpis So in 9adr ssitcbIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

Nn tung.
The Spbn &. Nu;h Ga6ius 60, IeIe'
IeDboH gSeii 1850. iieIli fir ibre oleleH
beatj1bsn Ssreunbe eineu iroieneH Sdtns
fen luf fpeiipbdliidlc glrt Der. Der rob
peBeiien peroen fam TIe beutidlen
Sbinfen In otefem ganoe nb beinabe
ale aufeesebri urh bic lueniger, bic
nod 5u baben itHb. brlugeIi bon 10
Gents bis $l.0O pro ptnno. Die Notb
gaaiRg 90. p6fcIi tbr beriibmtes ,1Ope
grnnb" I5Ieiif Hnt benz alieR bentidlen
8erfdbren unb Ne bat ilr6!tt Wlld1tneH
an'gefeIIi. fuoutt fie quite GIie trodenc
S6tH!en proou5treH Tam. bte rob ae9ei'
fen nerbeH i0ngen. 1er Brets betrdGi
q Gents pro 9'uHb. "a, bieielbeH lbcr,
ireiien nod bie beutidleu, tubem fie nit
einer eIeitri'cbeH Wlaf6tne In SteibeH
9efhntiien iperben uub IN ileiHe CRIB
fial,@idfer Iuitbidbi berpGdt iinb, fubaB
bic 5umlie he borrdtbil babeH fdnt,
ebenfo fUle 9eIee ober apnierpen.
WaHfe 1sGUiIieIl f6nucH einCn aanbcn
ShtIlieH Mot sebrGliben uHb ber 3ip
der. pelChcr beim Boieln aebrGucht ipirb,
perurfnttt SfiHiuIel Sie @dfer fiHh
eaber am beiien 5u baHebaben. Sipcl
Gupeup banon Gnf eiHe Riiie $1.s0 per
3nsenb tn's 1aus aeIiefert Webr
brautt niht gefaa! ~ peroeu Derfm
den S,e eire atiic.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
WHEATLEY.
J. Y. FREEMAN,
Presiding Elder.

The recent rains have delayed
farm work.
Fate Akers has erected new
barn near his residence.
Several from here attended the
preaching at Lick Greek Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Cooper and little
daughter have returned from a Wis
it to relatives at Bemis.
Mrs. Arabelle Alsup is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Linnie Hawley,
on Big Sandy River this week.
Frank Fitzsimmons of Newport,
Ark, is spending the summer with
his brother, Henry Fitzsimmons.
Vertrees Parker, who has been
IN Texas and Louisiana for several
months, is at home nursing All in
jured foot.
I Jim Redick killed large rattle
snake near the home of Green Hall
Wednesday.
George Fitzsimmons of Clarks-
vile spent the weekend here with
his parents.
Henry Fitzsimmons has return.
ed from New York City, where he
went in search of his sister, but
was unable to find her.
What is the matter with the cor
respondents at Halls Valley, Sui
phur Creek and Harmon Greek
We would be glad to hear from
each of these, and also other plac-
es in the county.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
ANOTHER SETBACK.

At the recent spring elections,
John Barleycorn received many a
setback. Michigan added fourteen
counties to it's prohibition terrific
ry. In Illinois one hundred sa-
looms were abolished and all dry
towns remained dry. South Dako-
ia held all but two of four hundred
towns and cities heretofore dry,
and put seventeen wet cities into
the dry list, which success it is
claimed insures victory for State
wide prohibition next year. Wis
consin, Minnesota, Nebraska and
other States added their strength
to the attack on the home destroyer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
APPRENTICESHIP.

Quite recently the New York
State Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association put their fears into
concrete form in the declaration
that "the events of the last twelve
months have created a situation
more grave than has ever before
confronted our trade. Formerly
we were called upon to oppose town
ands county option. Today we
must combat State and nationwide
prohibition. Originally our oppo-
nents were few and scattered. To-
day they are many and united"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
THIRD ROUND.

Elder j. V. Freeman m axes the
following announcement for his
third round:
Lexington station, May 1916.
Wildersville circuit, Davis Chap
ell, May 1928.
Bethel and Selmer, Selmer, May
30-3I.
Lexington circuit, Sharon, June
Sc.
Beech Bluff circuit, Luray, June
g..
Gainesville circuit, Gainesville,
June TO- IL.
Selmer circuit, New Hope, June
1918.
Huntingdon station, June 20-2l,
Saltillo and Sardis, Oakland,
Jnne 1921.
Shiloh circuit, Center Hill, July
81
Enville mission, Grove Springs,
July l0-11.
SCOTS Hill circuit, MOT Mt Mori-
all, July ll-12.
Camden circuit. Shiloh, July
1926.
Camden station, July 27-2S.
Adamsville circuit, Morris Chap
ell, July 31-August l.
Holiday circuit, Manley's Chap
ell, August S.9.
Bath Springs circuit, Cedar
Grove, August AL
Decaturville Circuit, Mount Car
mel, August 1916.
The District Conference meets
in Lexington July l4-16. The
opening sermon will be preached
by Bishop Murrah of Memphis,
who will also preside over the con-
ference. Let the brethren see that
the Quarterly Conference Journals
are on hand.
J. Y. FREEMAN,
Presiding Elder.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
Monday, June 7, 1915,

expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door in Camden, Ten
neSSSee, the following tract or parcel OF land ly-
ing and being in the thirteenth civil district OF
Benton County Tennessee, described as fOlows:
Beginning at a sugar tree on the south bank OF
MOrgan's Greek, the southwest corner of tract
land known as the Hamer tract; thence up said
creek with its meanders north 500 degrees west
% poles to stake thence north COZ degrees
west "a poles to stake; north 81 degrees west
AZ poles to a backgum; west 40 poles to a stake,
whiteoak pointers; west &C poles to small hickory
and mountain oak pointers near top of high
knob; south ~ poles to a dOgwOOd; east "a poles
to a whiteoak; south 1853 poles to stake, the
southwest corner of Nat NELSON'S land, now
owned by j. ii. Fry; south rs degrees 26 poles to
stake on the bank of the creek; south with the
meanders of said creek poles; south poles to
stake on the south bank of Morgan's Greek; then
down the creek with its meanderS 161 poles to
the beginning, containing by estimation 1902 acres
more or less. The four.fifth undivided interest
of !. +. Farlow was condemned and ordered to
be sold by the Circuit Court of Benton County at
the February term, 1915, to satisfy judgmentin
favor of w. G. and II. j. Fry and against j. +.
Farlow for the sum of 1881 so and all COSTS
This April 26, 1915.
&c. PARKER, Sheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
First National Bank
Nonresident Notice
H. s. HAwLEY, ADMINISTRATOR VS.. MRs-
DELLA WICK EFT AIS.

In this cause it appearing from the bill, which
is sworn TO- that the defendants, Martin Wick,
Eula Sarrett, Martin Sarrett, Gather Sarrett
and Ither Sarrett, are non-reSldentS of the State
of Tennessee; that Martin Wick is a resident o
Connecticut and Eula Sarrett, Martin Sarret~S
Gather Sarrett and Ither Sarrett are reside nts
of the State of Oklahoma, so that the or binary
process of law can not be served upon them, they
are therefore hereby required to appear before
the Judge of the County Court in Camden on OF
before Monday, the oath day of May, 1916, the
same being Rule day of said Court, and make
defense to the bill filed against them and others
II the said Court seeking to sell the lands OF K.
C. Wick, deceased, for partition, or otherwise
he bill will be taken for confessed as to them.
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
ished for four consecutive weeks in The Camden
Chronicle.
This April &c, 1915.
A. L. HASSELL,
Clerk and Special Commissioner.
S. L. PEELER, Solicitor for Complainant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
ANNUAL DINNER.

The John w. Morton Chapter
U. ID. G. will give their annual
dinner to the Confederate veterans
of Benton County at Camden on
Thursday, June 3. The Daughters
are exceedingly anxious to have all
the old soldiers present on this
occasion. In addition they will
entertain with the following pro-
gram in the afternoon:
Invocation, Rev. f. B. Jones.
Address, Joe f. Odle.
Dixie" thirteen little girls.
Reading, Mary Ann Morris.
Quartette, "I's gwine back to
Dixie" Arthur and Fred Presson,
Blount McElyea, w. p. Redick.
Reading, Bonnie Mai Cooper.
Quartette, "Carry me back to
Old Virginia." Misses Carrie Odle
and Irene Fry and Arthur and
Fred Presson.
Ice cream will be served during
the afternoon and evening to help
defray the incidental expenses OF
the chapter.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28
Many Troubles Due 10 An
Inactive Liver

Many of the troubles of life such as headache
indigestion, constipation and lack of energy are
due to inactive livers.
GRlGSBY'S LIV-VER-LAX is natural, veg
etable remedy that will get the liver right and
make these troubles disappear. 1t has none of
the dangers or disagreeable effects of calomel
Get a soc or 81 bottle of this splendid remedy
from your druggist today. Every bottle bears
the likeness of l.. X. Grgsby, who guaranteesit.
For sale by j. G. PRESSON, Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-28

The Quarterly Court authorized
the issuance of $4,000 ten-year s
per bonds for court house purpos-
es, which were sold at par, less le-
gal fee of $415, to Duke M. Farson
and Go. of Chicago. A special tax
levy of 20 cents was made to meet
this expenditure by the county.