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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30


Die aorreTponben3 ergie6t, baB Gas
pan am 19. Sttp6er auf ginlabunq
Der Gntente Mddte an bieIem llebers
einfommen feitbieIt.
= as meme fransOfif9e &as
binett.
paris, 20. Sftober. Bum ers
iten W2ale in Der @si9i4te Der fraHa
aoftfden Republtf lit elm &palttionss
Winiiterium ins Geben gerufen pprs
cen, in pelbem alle Parteien uno
Suttiouen Dertreten iinb. Safelbe
folqt Der 8ilbung eines brEtf3en
aoalitions Minilteriums auf benz
Tube. Der @rnft Der Gage stpanq 5i:
2eaieruna au Der @rtenntniB, bub in
etner &riiis, ME lie isbt eriittrt, ale
Peartsisn tpie Elm mann ssniammenItea
ben miBten. Ser prdiibent foroerte
besbalb ben So5ialiiten Iriitioe
grianb ouf. Elm neIes &abinett au biz
ten. in tpel9em alle parteien Ino
9ruppen pertreten feien.
Dag neue Whniftertlm iebt ftd aus
2euten 3ulammen, bic ieit Ianseu
Sabren nit Der fran50iif8en goltttt
bertpa6ien iinb. Inter benielben Be-
finbet ';A Der alte Serr Gbarles be
5reneinet Der i6on untsr 9ambetta
i'm Sabre 1870 cine Rolle fptelte; ferz
nsr sSules W&eltne, ein friiberer Pre'
rlierminiiter unb llrbeber bes franz
aDiiiten S6uB3oll Snitems; SepT
Bourgeois. der arpBe 2tlte Der robitas
len partei". lpelhe bic 8ablrei4ite
9ruppe i'm Yarldment btlbet.
0as moberne @lement 1T bur9
aeiter mebrersr poIitiiaen 9ruppen
rsprdientirt, 10 baR bas neue 8abinett
Gltere unb iiinesre fran80Iii8e Stadts'
nlGnner einI6lieRt. 9eueral 9ullient,
elmer Der populdriten WtGnner Sranta
rei6s, lit &riegsminiIter unb Sontrss
aomtral 2acdae Der neue Wtarinemirts
Ter.
Die rabifale partei III burG 8ours
geois, gDmbes unb Rene Renoult Ders
treten.
Die republituniI9en SosiaIiften
bur6 8ridup, @ipiuni unb 8oiplene.
Die So5ialiften bur6 ;fules @juesbe,
Ularcel Combat unb colbert -bomas.
Die oemotratiihe 2infe burN @da
thrtel @uiftbdu urIb sSpfepb Sbierrh
ipGbrenp bic rabitale ainte errh
gtienne Glementel rsprdienti-t tviro.
Denis Goblin 1T Der 8ertreter Der Ros
paliitsn unb Slerttdlen.
Dies umfuBt iGmmtlide parteien
unb 9ruppen bes frauSDiiihen 9arla'
ments, pelhe iid bislaHg bitter be-
triegt baben.
SrepciHet, Waelines unb Gi6ot aebDs
rem su Der Sruppe alter 9drlumentGs
rier, tpel6e ii6 nit teiner Der gatteten
ibentifi5irt baben. 0as &abtnet bsitebt
aus ben folgsnbsn Mitsliebern:
preurier unb Miniiter bes Qeuberer:
@riitibe 8rianb.
@iseprGiibsnt bes &abinets unb
Gtaatsminiiter: Charles De SSrepcinet.
ariessmiHiitsr: Seuerul 5. 9. Sula
lieni.
Sufttsminiiter: Reue 8ipidni.
Mtniiter bes Sunern: 2oIis q.
Wtalpeb.
Marineminiiter: 9untre &bmiral
9uca5e.
Sinansminiiter: aleranbre Jfibpt.
&uItusmintiter: 9rof. pauI putns
lepe.
Miniiter fir Dffentli9e Werte: Rars
cel Sem6at.
Sanbelsminiiter: Gtisnne Glsmeutel.
Mliniiter Der &olonien: Cation ODus
mergue.
4dsrbau<MiHifter: Sules Weltne.
tsJWtniiter: gilbert Mtstin.
Miniiter obne BortefeuiIs:: Gmif
Goutbes, 2epn Bourgeois, SeIps Cos
din unb SuIss Suesbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Mmf 493,294 Sysanu
geIaufeu ii6 bic gerluite Der Sriten
non 8egiun bes arieges bic gum
9. Sfto6er.

Der Surdf4uittIi6s gers
lu 4 3 nj den bem q. unb
bem 9. Sttober betrus
2271 WanH tdali9.
2onbon, 90. Sttober. Die Der
LUTTE Der gritsn DON geginR bes
Grieses an Bis gum 8. Sttober belize
fen ii1 auf 493, ,294 Wann.
gm IA. September 1puroe i'm uns
tsrbaus offi3ieu aRsetiinbist, bab ii9
bic 9erIuite big gum 81. 4uguit auf
3S1, ,9S3 Wldnn beliefsn. Si. griten
BADEN bemna6 3tpiideu oem 21.
2luguit unb Dem 9. Sttobtr Ills
Rann perlorsn pber 2271 Wann
tGgli6, pGbrenb bic 9erIufte 3pii6en
BEN 9. Suni unb osm q. 4uglit fi9
auf unsefGbr 1900 tdsli9 itslIten.
Die 9srIuIie psrtbeilen iib ME foIgt:
@eitIi4er 4riessidouplaB:
Gst6btst: 4401 Sffi5iere unb 3d.
059 Wannibaften.
WermuHpet: 9l69 SrrI5lere u1Io
225, ,716 Wanniddften.
@ermibt: 1867 Sffisiere unb 61.'
134 Marni6afteu.
@erluits auf allen arisgsi4aus
pIdbsn:
@et0otst: $500 Sffisiers unb 94,s
992 MdmtIhoften.
0.ruunbet: 1888 Sffisisrs urb
3o4, 1892 Wannidaften.
Yermibt: 1000 SffiSiere unb 72,s
1T Warni9aften. 3uiummen 81 >
293 OffiSiere unb 472,oo1 Wsann'
ibdften.
Die boriteknben 8ablen tparen in
elmer idriftlideu Gr,Idrung sntbals
ten, bic ipGbrsnb bes sases Der pre-
mier asduitb oem lHterbauie 5uge'
ihidt bate.
Der preis fir aartoffsfn
IN DeutidIanb bsrabs
seieBt.
Berlin, 29. Sttober. lleber 2ons
bon. Der Rei1stdnSler bat ben 9ers
iaufspreis Don &artoffeln auf 4Wiur,
35 pfenntge pro Mster3eritner feitges
Isbt S1.O9.) Die probuaenteu biirfen
einsn WtagimaIpxis bon 8 Rari s
pi. StsIansssi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Cine sireite Septe
Su Der sssen bic 9ieferung ppn Wu.
uitipu an bic Illiirten prute-
itirt utrb,
ST BON Der Dfterretdtf6 d.
uRgarii den Regierung
eiraetrpffeu.

8afbinstou, D. g., %. Dit.
Die sipeite Rots Seiterreib sltnsdrns.
bic tpesen Der 2ieferuns BON Wt1Iris
tion an bic 2laitrten an bic Regierung
Der Der. Staaten seri&tet DDroen, tit
i'm StoatsSepartemsWt etngetroffen.
sic itinmt nit bem bersits per &u-
bel seT9idten GusSug therein uno
ipirb bier ntdt berDffentIi4t perSeIs-
Gs TT irrtpabri6einli6, bab etrr art'
mort baratrf ssTdidt tDsrben tptrb, ba
bic bieiisen 8eumteu Der alnii6t iiito,
bab aus Dem 1On Der Rote herpor'
seAe, oaB Otfsrrsi4 seine Gntport
,sfuartst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
General Spffre in SnnSp''
Gr bGlt 9eratbungeu NIT
Der britii den Regies
runq,

2onbon, 80. SttOber. General
Srffre, Der Sbertommaubeur Der
fraIr5oIii6en 2lrmee, fam am Jreiz
tag na9 Gonbon, ipo er iid fait 10
fort mad bem ariegsminiiterium be-
CAB. Spdter tpobnte er sirer SoHfez
ren5 in Oop,ring Strube BEL, pel9er
Der Preuier 9tsquitb, Carl Sit6ensr,
u. 5. galfOur, Saoio 2lOpb George
unb mebrsre fran5Oiii6e unb britii4e
Sffi3iere beitpobnten.
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an ofr ganern grpnt nit au6rrprofntlidbrr
Dfftt9kfit fort.
go M italieniiden 3riegs'
fd3amplat.
alIe ansriffe purSen
aber BON ben DETER
rei4ern biutis ab.
stfdlasen

sefdlageM
Wien, 20. Ssiobsr. llebtr aons
bon. Die fOlsenbe Offi3ieae 8esdnnt'
mahuns 1T am Jreitas abenb bonn
ariessminiiterium erIafsH iporben:
.afuf bem ruifiiden arisssIddus
plas bat fid nidts Don gebsutung
ereignet.
.StuIieniIder ariessfdauplab: Die
3ipeiie unb bic brittle italieniide atrs
NEE bsgann am 9Onneritas piebsr
eiutn angriff in srobsm Wtabitabs.
Nm Der sansel fJront i'm Riiitensss
bet 1T tine befiise S4ladt i'm Gan.
&c. Dm Jnfunterieansriffen sins
iibsraIl Elm auberorbsntIi6 befiises
artillsrisfeuer Dcran. bas beionbsrs
2Or bem griidentOpf Bel @5r5 aubers
yrbsrilia bsftis mar. alber iDeber Sies
ies Artillsrisieuer nod ber bdrauf
folsenbe Stnrmansriff Dermodten
uniers Sruppsn gu eri9iiitern, bic
ben iJeinb on Der san5sn Grcnt nit
ibtpersn @erIuiten suriididlusen unb
ale ibre poiitionsu bebauptstsn, bic
idon oft serft6rt sDoroeu fparen. Sa,
no es Dem geinb selans. in unire
@rdben einSubrinsen. tuurSe er nit
gesenansriffsn fOfort pieSer binauss
gsporfen. Der beibs Gag enSets nit
einem poufidnbisen albi4Iasen ber
ansriffe Der Stalisner. Den fur4ts
barren admpfsu fuIsis cine rubise
Taat.
.Sn ben Dolomitsn isst Der Jeinb
feline glnsriife nit unpermiubsrtsr
Seftisteit fort. 3ipei aHsrifie auf
ben Col Di Cana, auf ben lie es bss
fonbtrs abseiebeH baben, iuurben am
0onnsritas abseidlagen. Gin italienis
iter abiatitsr bat gombtn auf bas
in Der Rabe Don 1risii s.lsseneSdlOb
Wirdmpr aeiflelbgri.
pom iiibSiilidsn ariessidaus
plab: Roni.nssriniTds gataiIOue.
bi. iiib5itlid Don @iiesrub Operiren.
fpurbsn Bel prinsia unb am Gutas
CORA ssftlassn. Die bsutf4eH Otris
iionsn DON bsr 4rmee bss Generals
BON ap<Deb iinS bis in bic Gesenb
Don RuSpii bOrseriidt. ,ludbrsnb bic
Siisrrsi1iid angariiden 9ruppsu
ppn bieisr 4rmse inter befiigsn
admpfsn bic 0isSsrunssn an obsrsn
Raea CLUB burdTdriiten baben. bic
infols. bss anbaltsnbsn Rssens fait
unpaFirbar iinb. Si. psrtrisbsn ben
iJtinb pon ben Gumisio 9Oben uub
sritiirmtsn oas 0orf Gumie. Die grs
NEE bss Generals DON galIpib bat IN
Der gsaenb Don 2apoDo bic gsp,nica
iibtridriiien unb III bam ipsite in
fiiblifxr Ridtuns porseriidi.
Die sritt bulsdrii&e qlrmee bat
pirot tinsenOmmen. Der Gsinb tes
finbet ii6 an Der san3sn Gront aaf
otm Riidsus.
Eefts BON ben gulsaren
genommtn.
aonbon, 80. Dft. - glk Der
.Iimts1 aus atben islssrapbirt ipirb.
baben bic guIsarsH ii6 Der Giubt gs'
lss (aoprulu) bemd6iigt.
gslss Iitat 23 RsiIsn iab1ftlid BON
llssiiip unb an Der Giienbatn sipii9tn
llsssup unb GaIonisk
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@etterberid,t.

5 Ir . 10, &sntude sSasinana
unb aBeft @irsinten: S65nes 8etter
am Samitug unb Sonntag.
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Die aorreTponben3 ergie6t, baB Sa'
pan am 19. Ottpber auf Ginlqbung
Der Gntente Mldfte an bieTem uebers
einfommen fsitbieIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30

Gin ipdteres Bulletin beiast, bab
Der a0uis bic gadt rerbdltuibmdbis
gut berbra6te.
Gs beibt, OaB er ni4t idpsr Def.
lebt in. ipennseib tsins tpeiteren
einasIb.iten per0ffentIidt tuurben.
Die Gage auf benz 8riegs:
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Sic airmen 6r uegedid m mo el1e0en
mlge@ane 0atdk
in Ser6ien 0ringen Ole Oeut(6- -60errei6i6en Oer-
6ilnOeten mie audi Die Bu(garen unaut6aGIam DOR.

Dh Dhb rs goma4 Rnpata
fGner
4RahH gQa uHsfa 100 600
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
MOUNT MORTAH.

A little rain would help turnips
and potatoes:
Health is very good throughout
this community.
Miss Ada Reeves of Eagle Greek
was here awhile Sunday.
Crops are good in this section.
Much hay is being saved.
Carl Whitfield of Eagle Greek
was here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dondell of
Big Bottom are here this week.
We are having very successful
meeting here, having had five adj
ditions to the church.
Mrs. A. G.. Brown apd daughter
and granddaughter of Holiday
are attending the meeting here.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

I have ceased publication of the
Camden Citizen. Revenues have
not justified the efforts expended
or supplied the income | believe
my, services merited. Along the
line of "self-preservation is the
first law Of nature" am returning
to the more profitable metropolitan
field.
The Camden Chronicle is kindly
taking over my unexpired snbscrip-
ton list.
Those who know me need no
words of mine to convince them
that | am grateful for all the pat
ronage and courtesies shown nae.
While conducting the Citizen, my
efforts have been nnselfshly and
sincerely for what 1 considered the
best interests. of the town and
county.
I want to take occasion to say,
however, that newspapers are bust
ness institutions. A dollar spent
with your editor is not contribu-
ton to charity. 1t is an invest
ment that benefits in three ways
You, your community and henews-
paper that promotes the interests
of both. If Camden had no news
paper it would materially lose it's
Importance and trade.
Very truly,
EUGENE TRAVIS.
September a, 1915.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
rlonday, the 9th Day of Septem
Der, 1915,

in front of the court house door Nlrst NATIONAL
Bank Building) in the town of Camden WITHIN
lawful hours, sell to the highest and best bidder
the following described tract OF land located,
living and being in the tenth civil district OF Ben
ton County, Tennessee, and bounded as follows,
towit: Beginning at stake ON tie north SIDE
of Beayerdam Creek, the northeast corner OF Il
so acre tract decided by w. III. Sykes to w. w.
Holland and runs south 90 degrees east 2S poles
to a hornbeam; then south 10 degrees east 20
poles to "A stake then south 36 degrees east 56
poles to stake; then south 20 degrees aast 81
poles to ~ large poplar; then east 80 poles to a
hickory; then north 1881 poles to the northeast
corner of w. w. Hollands $40 acre tract; then
east 90 poles to the northeast corner of w. IL.
Sykes SIS acre tract; then with his line south %
poles; then with said line in southwestern
direction ~ poles; then south II poles to the BE-
ginning, containing 1l2 acres including and eX-
GLIDING 40 acreS.in northeast corner which was
decided to John Blanks by ID. b. Thomas
Said land will be sold upon credit OF seven
monthsand in bar of the equity of redemption,
the purchaser executing note with good solvent
security and Il lien will be retained on the land
as further security.
This August 6, 1915
G.. NJ. LESLIE, Clerk and Master.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
COWELL'S CHAPEL.
News items are scarce in

News items are scarce in this
community.
Jim Bridges entered school at
Camden Monday.
Let us hear from Sugar Tree,
Coxburg and Holiday.
Charles Holland and family WIS.,
tied |. N. Bridges recently.
CoweN's Chapel's ball team de-
feated Smiths Grove Friday.
Ex-Surveyor 1. N. Bridges was
called to Henry County Tuesday.
The good citizens of Cross Roads
are building a new church house
and a new school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Black OF
Squirrel Eaten Corner spent the
weekend with relatives.
Mrs. N. B. Bridges and brother,
y. y. Presson, OF Carbondale, ILL.,,
visited at Mount Carmel a few days
last week.
Little Miss Bertha Kee is spend
ing few weeks with the family OF
her uncle, Jordan Smothers, al
Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Matte Bridges and son
Vatican, and daughter, Miss Ag.
mes, spent the weekend with hel
BROTHER, Harry Park, in Carroll
County.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

BY direction of the building
committee free entertainment
will be given at Cross Roads on
Friday night, September II. The
program is as follows: Opening
address, Eli Allen; "The value of
education" A. X. Presson; "Need
of rural Schools" j. s. Cantrell
and Il. j. Clement, "Consolida-
tion," Fl. L. Smith and Cecil Har-
ris. Vocal and instrumental music
will be feature. The ladies will
serve ice cream. There will be a
box supper also. and a cake will be
ratified and given to the young lady
receiving the most votes. Ball
game at $50 p. m. Don't miss it.
Last entertainment of the season.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Chronicle will fill out all
paid in advance subscriptions Of
the Citizen, which suspended pub
ication last week. We do this
voluntarily, and feel that our &C.
ton will have the approval, and,
we trust, the endorsement and
support Of those whose names have
thus been transferred to our sub
scription book.
Truly yours,
j. V. TRAVIS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
THE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
MEETS AGAIN AT CAMDEN

Program of teachers meeting at
Camden, September Is, l9l5%
Devotional exercises, Rev. o. G.
Wrather.
Roll call and reading of the min
utes of last meeting.
Address by j. s. Cantwell, prin-
cipal of Camden High School.
"Some serious defects in Benton
County schools and the remedy"
Ell. Il. Smith, V. e. Windsor, j. f,
Lindsey, Misses Allie Latimer, Ida
McRae and Virgie johnson.
"Do we need a County High
SCHOOL," A. X. Presson, W. j. AL
len, r. A. Durham, A. Fl. Robin
son, Eli Allen, Miss Matte Stock
dale, Mrs. Sudie Boyd and Mrs.
Fannie Pierce.
Address by G. L. Manning, Big
Sandy High School.
advantages Of normal train
ing" Misses Vivian Holiday and
Kate Durdin and Wheeler Capps.
"What | am doing in the teach
ing of home geography and the in
PRODUCTION of play and recreation
in my school," all teachers to take
part in this discussion.
Report of teachers on their prep
aration for the school fair.
All teachers must attend. The
public is invited.
Sincerely,
e. j. CLEMENT.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
No. 807

Notice of first meeting of credi-
tors-In the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern Di-
vision of the Western District of
Tennessee-Ln the mater of Wal
ter Phifer, bankrupt.
70 the creditors of Walter Phifer
of Camden, Tenn, in the county Of
Benton and district and division
aforesaid, bankrupt: Notice is'
hereby given that on the 18th day
of August A. d., 1915. the said
Walter Phifer was duly adJudged
bankrupt; and that first meeting OF
his creditors will be held at my Of
fee in Huntingdon, Tenn, on the
2Sth day of August A. d., 1915, at
l o'clock p. m. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may prop
erly come before said committee.
All parties indebted to said bank
rupt are hereby warned not to pay
him, but will settle with the trns-
tee when elected.
Joe T. ode, attorney, filing the
petition.
This August II, 1915.
PEARL W. MADDOX,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
PALESTINE.

The children of Bee Oxford are
reported no better.
Ell. A. Ozford's mule was badly
injured by barbed wire.
Palestine &c, Center Hill 70
hardly even interesting.
LILLIAN, little daughter Of G. l..
Barnes, is reported sick.
Henry Brown spent few days
at Mount Moriah last week.
Mrs. II. j. Brown spent the sab
bath with Mrs. A. j. Mealer.
Sewell Brown, Grady and VA
carp and others spent the sabbath
with the family of u. A. Robinson
| will close, with best wishes tc
The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
STRAYED.

A small 1-year-old red yearilng,
marked with a smooth crop in the
right ear and under half crop in
the left. It left my home on route
4'in the past spring. Will pay a
reasonable reward for it's recovery.
Ct. II. CUFF,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

Apply cotton cloth wet with
Billiards. Snow Imminent to All
wounds, cuts, burns, sores or bis
ters, and note its wonderful healing
power. It is prompt and very eff
fective.- Price 25c, SOC and ST per
bottle. Sold by all druggists,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

Attention is called to the revival
services to begin next Sunday at
the M. r. Church, South. Rev.
Frank B. Jones, pastor will have
the assistance of Rev. G. L. Smith
of Jackson, and all Christians of
the town and community are invit-
ed and urged to cooperate in these
meetings. A good music program
is assured at the daily morning and
evening services. The seats are
comfortable, and Brother Jones
extends a cordial, hearty invitation
for everybody to come every day.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

Lost in the shuttle, apparently
the Ladies Civic Improvement
Leage. Meanwhile weeds flourish
Mere and there and the sanitary
eonditlons are no better
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

If you sit in a cool draft when
you are heated and get stiff neck
or lame back, you will be looking
for something that will ease the
pain. Fix your mind on Billiards.
Snow Liniment and don't be talked
out of it, because it is the best pain
relieving liniment you can get any
where. Price &c, SOC cents and
$lper bottle. Soldby all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

A delayed car of terra Gotta has
caused another suspension OF men
employed on the court honse.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10

For seed rye and turf oats, call
Ont. A. Berry.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
Chancsly Sale Of Land
Vera Watson ct ais VS.. w. e
rIiller.

Pursuantto decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at the May term, 1915, will on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
New Mexico Likely to Take
Rifle Championship of u. ).

pgblic men Of the world watching.
win be a great advertisement too.
In the fret match New Mexico SIM
ply swamped the majority nt tnell
competitors. and the second match
the results having just occn aunonnD
ed from WASHINGTON give tho u"iioA
q good line ON the different schools 'i
the a class. N!th New Mexico show
ing so far In the lead Do &c f has OLE
ready become almost uuiutcrcsuns 90
the other schools.
The y. NJ. NJ. T. now lcnda IN t"e
first two matches. Sew YORK Military
academy %. 90 points, at 81 Johns 'y
20 and -BorGcntown ty i03, while iht
others are away back No1her The
Southwestern. champion uf all '''
other classes. Is already go points
behind.
Major Forucy, commanding in'
team. has nlled tine cadets with %
Hghting spirit which o. COINS Co Nlr'
as his marSsmcn so 90 the ttrs"i'
agninst what may bee considered great
odds. when the size of tile Inns tuition
is considered. with confidence and @
determination 60 win
The third match has been shot.
against the New YORK Military drad-
emy. the a.. ". N. L. scoring AS fol-
lows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

:fot those hooks A sincere affection,
Co into the kaftet 81 the nvefnge
home. In an old Ank. or more likely
IN several Of them YOU viii find the
school hooks whieh father used when
. boy. or which mother had IN hieh
arhocl or at the academy" Those
BOOKS may never be looked a.; when
the boy and sirl grow up they are
out Of date ana useless In assisting at
home study. But ala yau ever know
q erown-up to part with those old
text books without a wrench M the
hear strings This affection for the
school books "a due 60 the act that
they are our very own. with most 81
rs the hrst property we ever really
This affection has much TO
DO with what the boys and airs get
'out % the books. There IL uot much
pleasure In the temporary possession
% a fourth reader which half a dozen
other kids have used and In which
cannot even write ones name,
Apart from his semi-sentimental
side. which we believe important.
there are many other phases 10 this
free G \ rock matter. not the least
Of which Is the question OF transmits
sion OF disease. A Thoroughly dlsin-
fected school book h not much good
or school use. for IL ia a little heap
% black clnder: and In this country
OF ours where at least ono grave and
horribly contagious disease Is always
present. we should axe no risks with
our children.
Undoubtedly some provision should
be made for furnishing text books to
children without parents. or with
parents unable 20 furnish them. They
should be a gin outright. This would
be a nos very expensive matter. In
the meantime text books bought Tor
the children n New Mexico last year
$4,000 in oun figures; about
20 cents per capita Of school popuia-
surely no burden to many par
ents. And the fact stands out that
school books for the boy and
girl IL a happiness to the average
ana mother. while absolute
possession L. not only Of a sentiment
N but a practical value Ia the child.
About the only vcry strons reason
free ext books We can see in this
under existing conditions il that
IL might tend to discourage frequent
changing % tho text book system and
the buying OF quantities Of needless.
or nearly needless, books for school
use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
rRI.E TExr O

TREE ext books as o headline
has an aiiuring sound. II
gives the impression OF
something Tor nothing. ~ seems
90 us there is more attractive
m the sound oi such e. meas
ufe than in the working out thereof
Probably thc measure introduced by
Senator Walton uf Grant county pre-.
SCENTS the FREQ text book proposition
in its bees, light a makes M prop
.%osition optional with each school d's-
trict and subject 90 a vote % the
people Boz even his measure foes
not seem 90 us especially ncedui in
New Mexico 81 tins time. our people
are not paupers The average father
and mother not only DO not grudge
the money which goes tor school
books for the growing boys and girls.
but rather alive o. sincere pleasure.
Moreover the school books are al
most the first real property owned
by the boy and girl They are tho
first articles 81 value which are the
chiid's very own, aud while some
boys and girls ARE careless with their
books tear them up, lose them and
destroy them. the vast majority have