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geripuHbeten nit ibreH 6amilieR in @erz
binbung.
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9riefe Elm, aus Oenen tbeils Gtaunen
tbeils Angf ipraa. Gin gater frug,
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ni9ts mebr bon ibm geb0rt babe. Sin
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ibreu Qnae66rigeR berbotsH bitten.
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poroeH.
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mile unterhaIteu; felt fe in lift @aters
lamb 8~uriidsetebrt tpdren, purbe ibnen,
ben 5reierL biele M1gli6teit abaeIdnita
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ei9enen 2euts i6erma6en2 Tamit fe
niat reoen tonnen. gti6t reben tonnen
iber bic 8erbdItniie ,iiber bic Qflege, ii6er
bic Stimnung in 0eutI6lanp, bic Iie 70
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atdt reoeH tonneu, mas pa6r lit, Bonn
bic fran86iide Rsgierung fiir9tet bic
@ubrbett uub Defenders bic @ubrRit aus
benz Muthe bieIer armeu @trpunbeten.
Sn 8eutfdtanb ipurben bic 9eimges
tebrten NIT Der acknowledgement freubiQen
0antes piqtommen gebeiBen; in Srants
reid empfiug man re nit taIter @eifs
gtiltigteit. Sn 8eutf6Ianb BAT man ben
unaliidli6en bic Sdnbe inter bic SiiBe,
in Srantrei6 bat man linen bic 8dn6e
auf ben Muno gelegt Su 9eutTdldnb
bemiibt man Iih NIT nimmermiiber 2iebe.
ife ibr llngIiid pergeiFen al MAIDEN, in
Grantret6 miifen lie ibr llnsliid I9tperer
je empfinoeu.
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quf bsr dsdiI6eu SnTcl Sos freit
ni6t Der MaRn i'm bic graut, ionbern
bas WldOden i'm ben 8rGptigdm.
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aber 9idter unb Deuter" eieentlid bers
rtbrt. Bon teinem anbern ndmli9 ais
bon 9ulper, benz engIiI9en aomans
Idriftftener. Ct bat Isinen Gpman .Grs
ref WlaItrdberS" gepiomet ito the
great German people, a race Of
thinkers and Of critics..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10
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ben gang frifd gepflidtsn Malbmeiiter
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fdmedten ftdrfer, dber aud fddrfer.
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bic 9Idttlein, obue bic Gtiele, bertuengtt
ipiFen.
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Malbmeittr CUR 8Dple genommen fpers
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tDis bic &~oblenfdure Ii1 berfliidtet bat,
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bod ben Set aud Bel ber mdi6opIe niGt
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bel fieberboften @rtrantungtn auBerprs
bentlid ouritlofdsnb unb fitberTtillenb tit.
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pflidt unb i'm 59atten getrodnet, tpiro
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beI9perbtn ulb lln~terlei6sleiben qetruns
fen. Msuu er nit einsm 3ulab BON Sos
mig senOmmen pirb, 1T sr fir aeberIeis
beuOe iAmer3filenb.
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msiter nod oils 8etterprppbef.
bsnn penn er Defenders fart buffet, lam
mon nit SetpiBbsit duf aegen refnsu
uno ii9 Ouna4 sinridtsn.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12
SAWYER'S MILL.

Lawrence Parks and family Wis.,
tied here Sunday.
Virgil Bo,d of High Ridge has
moved his family here.
he,condition of the little son of
J.P. Jordan is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bond we're
guests of j.. D. Bond Sunday.
Miss Johnnie Bell Hatley re-
sumed her school here Monday.
Mr.. end Mrs. ID. b. Hollings-
worth were guests of W. G. Ballard
Sunday.
Last Sunday at 8 o'clock e. m
Justice G. G. Hollingsworth said
the words that united Velzie Hol-
land and Clara Bond in marriage.
We wish them a long and happy
married life.
/ On October Is, Madge, daughter
of Oscar Bell, died of consumption,
after several mouths illness. She
believed until the last that she
would recover, bearing her suffer
ing with Christian fortitude. She
was a member of the Baptist
Church and told friends that she
was going to meet her mother, who
died when Madge was small. The
bereaved family have our heartfelt
sympathy.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12
COUNTY NEWS
in A NUTSHELL
iHOLLADAY.

G. G. Kirk was in Camden one
day last week.
2 Will johnson of Murray, KY, is
visiting friends here.
Roy Carey of Poplar Springs
spent the week. lend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Cain Of
McIllwain visited here Friday.
Born, Thursday, November 4, to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Oxford, girl.
Farmers are busy garnering the
fruits Of spring and summer labor.
Mrs. G. W. Kirk has gone to
Eva to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Durdin.
W. J. Barnes and W. G. Robin
son attended quarterly conference
at McIHwain Saturday.
DIR. w. b. Leslie has purchased
the lot where the residence of G. S
carp was recently burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Prince speh'
Sunday at Chaseville with the for
mer's father, w. L. Prince.
A part of Colonel Holders wilC
west show is encamped near Holla
day, enroute further South.
Mr.. and Mrs, FL. G. Alden spen
Sunday on Birdsopg with Mrs
Nancy Mcbride, who WAS recent
ly stricken with paralysis, and il
no better at this writing.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12
PALESTINE.

The peanut growers are gather
ing their crop.
G. M. M. Harris is no better, we
regret to learn.
Joel Nunnery Of Shiloh visited
A. j. Mealer last week.
Mesdames T.J. carp and Il. B-
Oxford are on the sick list.
Mrs. FL. j. Brown visited her.
niece, Mrs. j. M. Arnold, Sunday.
John and G.. Pierce and Henry
Brown were in Camden Saturday.
We are glad to learn of the I'M
proved condition OF Mrs. M. IL.
Harris.
Claude Hicks of Cross Roads
visited in this community the first
of the week.
Uncle Carroll Barnes and wife
| of Liberty spent the weekend here
with their son, IL. G. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
of Union spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs.sE. B.EOxford.
Garland Baker spent short
while last week in Holladay with
his aunt, Mrs. Jackson McCurdy
Misses Collie Robinson, Lillian
Oxford and Dora Harris spent the
weekend with Misses Cora and
Tola Pierce of Liberty.
Fl. N. Cole has moved his family
to Center Hill, and w. @. Harris
of Cross Roads has moved to the
place vacated by Mr.. Cole.
Misses Maggie Brown and Vic
toria Reeves of Holiday spen'
Friday with the family of the for
mer's brother, FL. j. Brown.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12
OFFICERS NAMED
FOR PRIMARY

The County Primary Board to
hold the elections for the selection
of Dam ,cratic nominee for
United States Senator, met in the
Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk OF
Benton County, Tenn at Camden
November 5, 1915, at l 30 o'clock
p. IA. for the purpose OF selecting
the officers to hold said election on
Saturday, November 20, 1916, the
following members of said board
being present: J.D. Brown, Q. N
Frazier, w. G. Fry and q. b. Hol-
laday{G. M. Leslie beingunavoid-
ably absentD and the followingpro.
ceedings were had:
The meeting was called to order
by the secretary, G. N. Frazier, and
w. G. Fry was made chairman pro-
tenn.
On motion, the board proceeded
to appoint the following officers to
serve at said election on November
20, 1915, towit;:
First district-W. Il. Henry, re-
ceiving officer; G. n. Matlock, A. }.
Goodman and Bob Daniel, judges;
E. Hatley and A. }. Fry, clerks,
Second-J. b. Flowers, receiving
oficer,-O. P. Kirk, W. G. Council
and I. G. Flowers, Judges; D. B,
Gossett and G.. E. Woods, clerks.
Third w. r.. Williams, receiv-
ing officer; A. E. Swindle, I. G.
Bledsoe and j. L. Johnson, judges;
J. Fl. Fergerson and D. V. Hardin,
clerks.
FOURTH. B. Reed, receiving
officer; ". T. Hicks, D. g. Kee and
Bryant Pierce, Judges; J. Il. Jones
, and Bob Bridges, clerks.
Fifth-W. N. Mcdaniel, receiv-
ing officer; Clay Rushing, Joe e.
Cowell and H. F. Stigall, Judges;
G. H. Harper and Roy r. Melton,
clerks.
Sixth-C. T.. Hicks, receiving
officer; .. B. Bullock, J. u. Wright
and j. G. Rushing, Judges; H. A,
Greer and P. j. Floyd, clerks.
Seventh--O. G. Patrick, receiv-
ing officer; F. r. Wheatley, A. A.
Melton and L. j. Melton, Judges:
IA. f. Berry and j. f. Melton,
clerks.
Eighth. G, Herrln, receiving
officer; T. Z. Craney, W. H. Hicks
and e. G. Flowers, Judges; w. b
Akers and z. A. Rushing, clerks
Ninth-John Askew, receiving
officer; w. w. Young, L. G. Climel
and John Doherty, judges; Dewitt
Pierce and G. Clement, clerks.
Tenth-S. w. Cuff, receiving
officer; W. L. Bates. 6. I. Lashle'
and M. L. Holland, Judges; J.W
Maiden and j. Z. Lindsey, clerks
Eleventh IF. A. Simmons, re
ceiving officer; Thomas Smith, :
v. Woods and Odo Mcdaniel
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12
CENTER HILL.

A. Herndon is no better at this
at this writing.
Miss Dora Cole spent Saturday
with Miss Eva Pierce.
Carlysle Johnson WAC a.eabbath
guest Of A. O. Medlin.
Mrs. Mark Cole visited Miss
Reon Herndon Sunday.
Miss Virgie Medlin spent Satur.
day with Miss Laura Johnson.
Miss Nora Cole visited Miss Ell
len Medlin the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. Hester Mitchell visited her
aunt, Mrs. Wick johnson, one day
4 last week.
A. O. Medlin and wife visite
the family of. w. johnson
first of the week.
/ Thomas johnson of Chalk l.,
] visited his brother. John John. ~.
the first of the week.
/ Maurice Aand Melton Hatley OF
Holladay were guests OF j.. W.
johnson last Sunday.
/ Mrs. Lizzie Webb of Cross Roads
spent the week -end with her sister
/ Mrs. Sallie Williams.
i Misses Sudie Webb end JeweH
| McClnre spent the weekend with
/ Misses laura II ohnson and More
| Cole.
sLASTTMEEK.
i .Carlysle Johnson spent Sunday
afternoon with A. Herndon.
/ Prayer services will be held at
IShiloh next Saturday evening
4 Miss Jewell Mcclure spent last
Tuesday with Miss Laura Johnson.
Mrs. Mamie Guynn visited NJ
Wick johnson one day last. wee,
4 Mrs, Arve johnson spent Tues
day night with Mrs. ]. W.'Jo Johnson.
Rev. Arco Robinson preached
J to large audience at Shiloh last
Sunday.
s Maurice and Melvin Hatley OF
Holladay we're sabbath guests offJ.
w, johnson,
A. Herndon, who has been sick
: sick for some time,sis no better at
this writing.
! Miss Dora Cole of Palestine wes
q the weekend guest of her ~aunt,
Mrs. IS. s. Cole.
We are glad to report the I'M
q proved condition Of Mrs. Mamie
! Markham, who has been very sick
2. with typhoid fever.
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Judges: M. A. Brown and Marshall

judges; M. A. Brown and Marshall
Baker, clerks.
Twelfth-Clem Ballard, receiv-
ing offices G. G. Hollingsworth,
j. F. johnson and q. M. Kee,
Judges; j. w. Greer and E. E. Jor-
dan, clerks.
Thirteenth-Joe McLin, receiv-
ing officer; Sam Odle, Il. A. Rice
and w. D. Cantrell, judges; A. j.
Coble and L. N. Wesson, clerks.
Fourteenth-M. l.. Harris, re-
ceiving officer; H. j. Brown, L. G..
Barnes and w. H. Hyatt, judges;
ID. B. Furr and E. L. Barnes, clerks.
Fifteenth d. G. Russell, receix-
ing officer; W. M. Pafford, W. r.
Summers and L. P. Farrar,ij judges;
A. Il. Brooks and Zach Clayton,
clerks.
Sixteenth-E.G Hall receiving
officer; Joe Fitzsimmons, |. N. Hill
and r. G. Redick, judges; John NJ
Beaton and M. l.. Lindsey, clerks
On motion, the board adjourned
w. G.. Fry,
j. ID. BROWN,
Ct. B.,HoLLADAY,
G. N. FRAZIER,
G. M. LESLIE,
| Primary Boart
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be due by November Is will please
come in promptly and.sett)e.
STIGALL e. PoTTs.
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Give the Hollans. Grocery Go.
an order for q barrel of Favorite
Hour. It's a "favorite" all right.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12

The Baptists of Big Sandy are
preparing to build a house Of wor-
ship at that place.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12

Leave your orders for magazines
and other periodicals at the Office
of The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-11-12

Leave your orders for bran with
the Holland Grocery Co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-05
ton he s!ndnss. q Dexoonv At The Lanara today

one of the best pictures the World
Film Corporation has turned out Of
its vast studios. Women and Wine.
q tale that has fascinating plot and
is augmented with some highly ORA
matte situations that particularly dis
tinguish it, Monday comes a Cen
eraI Film Company story on the
screen entitled. ~ Natural Mana
featuring Alfred Vosburg and Myrtle
Gonzales. 1t is q tale OF a man who
lived in the woods natural life and
to whom a uampered society girl
turns for her mate after being court
ed by men Of many high stations
The Natural Man" is a somewhat
different film. Tuesday viii be Of
fered The Instruction a pretty
love story of The tropics. an whlcI
an American Iattleship crew plays a
prominent part and The captain
learns to love a dark-eyed beauty of
the islands 1t is ladies' film and
serves well the day Of the souvenirs.
Wednesday the Y. l.. :. +. people
win send one of their best comedies
TO Tho AmuzU. The Texas Steer"
with that splendid actor. Tyrors
Power. i'm the name part Charles
Hoyt wrote no better comedy than
his satire On Washington official life.
Thursday. Hobart Bosworth who
helped to make tho Paramount fam
Gus. offers one of his latest and very
best dramatic features of western
life "Fatherhood' showing Nr Bos-
worth in the name part. 1t is real
feature ana should attract Friday
and saturday viii be devoted To spe-
cial action features. completing
week Of excellent screen value. t.
Amuzu continues 90 he the, theatre
Marm- I'm acluaLi-E. MOI In Lheory.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-05

and many other successes under the
I<law & Granger management. The
firsc appearance in Kleine film viii be
in the comedy headed by George
Bickel Miss Evans has had an eX-
tensive film experience, starring in
Universal and Biosraph productions.
Eleven young Japanese girls. fresh
from the land of Nippon, visited the
Universal City recently and We're en-
tertained by Elsie Jane Wilson. who is
appearing in Rupert Julians produc-
tion. The Cfilded Youth" These Jap
anese girls formed a dancing troupe.
and had been brought over to the
United States to tour the country.
They were very interested in the man
made in the great city, and some Of
them even wanted to take a flyer in
pictures just to see how it felt to be
phed.
Rehearsals have been started on the
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