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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
2egtt Sorratb Elm fiir
mebrfrf Sage.
6ralt ppn Erineetpn crbalt GrlctdJte=
rltrg uon ciner Slaid)c Sanlac.

Nad)oem Tie cine 6loid}e Ia1lac
Sic M~eiitcr=Maebi5in, acbrm1d)t bate
murbe bic 6rall Sobl, @rooerid, cine
moblbefanl1te Irau pom Grii1ceton
SSa., 10 lfricll lu10 griinolidl berge-
ltcllt Don ibrel1 2eioel1, eilld1licBlif
ei,1es Mogenleioens uno al10eren
aorperlcioerl oab lie nod Davenport
fam lrno orei meitere 6loid1cn faltfte.
Sic iagte, Dob lie 10 bel bon Der
Meoi5ill oenft, oaB lie beibleiben
miro, bie Wlcoi5in ein5uncfme11. Sic
Ia9t:
uMfein &Drpersl1itano mar lett larl-
gerer 3eit id}ledt. Mein Maaen NOR
allBer Srom,ng; altd lit if on Ser
itopf1ung uno Sdlafloiafeit, 10 BOP
mcin gal1ses &%oirperlpliem in Mfitlei=
benidoft acsogen m,roe. Nad)oem
ih eiue sSlaid)e Sonlac eil1aenomme1
hattie, fiiblte id 10 mobl, BOP i6 be-
idllpb, brei meitere Ilaihen SIT fall-
len, Elm 8epeis, meldes @crtralten i6
in oie Meoi5in iebe. Gral, @ro0erid
sic Msoi5in aaoeren Set
oerlben, 90 lie NIT Sidcrbeit a1t-
6aB 0ielelbe einem Seoen gut
tbl1n miro.
Su gdleaer's Mpotbefe, 900 melt-
lide 2. 5traBe, Iopenport miro Die.
lie mirflan1e Mcbt5in pemonltrirt nno
perfauft. 1anlac lit cine pltloer=
bone Nraparation fir Mellmatis=
mus, @atorrb=2eioen, Magen, 2eber,
Ginaetpei0e, Sdlafloltgfeit, @erluit
bes Mppetits 11nb ein allgemeiner
Observation-Disclosures.
(Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
&lil. Mfcirc ser i&Srpcrncrlctnns
idrulbiq. s

@eitern Ahen0 brad)te cine Sllrp
in BENT 6aa aeaen Gbil. Meire, mel
der bon Der @rall0 SltrD llllter Ser
Mnflagc oes frin1inellen ~l1cberfaIles
allf ei11 Observation-Disclosures MaiSod)en in
Nnflage5lltaro pericbt muroen mar,
einen Sd}ulOiprllh allf aemobnlide
&oirperperletalna ein. M'cire NOR bon
Ben Mnnpalten S5aron l11ub 9iggil1s
llluo Die Mnflagebeb0roe 0l1rb Stills
@%oumtpompalt &ealff Sttelen pertre-
ten. 0os strafn1oB fir gemohnlide
&0rperperlebuna lit nidt bobcr als
bis 81 80 Iaaen @efananiB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
'rnmbcigentbmms : ltcbertragnnge,1

Neter g. @ilrop 1l1r0 6ralt an
lranf Sforna, 2ot 43, 3eter g. Gil
ob's Mbbitio,t, Comm @etten0orf ST.
Otto @ab an @l1itap Mubl, 9ots
A, 5, Is, 19 ltrr0 20, @lod 4, SotDn
ctten0orf, 81. .
IS. 81. Shelter al1r0 Srolt ont Sabe<
Id Sirtb, Got 12, @lod 2, NorrDoob
arf @06ition, 1925.
Sabelod Sirth unO Srau on @il-
am Seuer II. 81, 2ot IL, 8lod 2,
5oripoo0 @arf M0bition, 1925.
Soiepbine sc. Mc@ullougb nn6
5atte nn @iuiam 9einbagen, . IT,,
ot %, glod 6, &oieoale MO0ition,
LOO.
Srarf Mpenir an Soc 9errb, 2ot
q, 8lod z, 8eueo11e 2. glooition, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
SO Oseut1hI fp,

~ Ma4 Deut dIunb Il III !
men n%euerolngs bon mebreren 9eiten,
barullter aud bon elnem Dffi5ier,
Der bel 51tngtuu mittampfte u11b in
iapani14e @efungeni4aft geriiet, sMelz.
0ungen, lpona9 Sic Behanolung Der
Oeut19en @efangenen gerabe3u 1fan=
oalDs iein iol. Sic Gage Der @efan=
senen lafe ii9 in Die Morte 3uiamz
menfai1en: GeroDe genug gu eilen
ufb cine Qageritdtte. 9ie Bebano=
lung auer, Die Sffi5iere nit inbesrifz
fen. slei9e me6r Derjenigen bon Yer=
bre4ern uls BON beliegten Splbaten.
9ie na0ln. 3tg." ma@t peitere gez
naue Mnsaben u1o ertlHrt Oaou:
nWir brffen, Oab bieie bimmelidreiz
eaDen 3uitdnoe, an beren 8elteben
leioer nidt gu 3neifeln 1T, Der beutz
lden Negterung d1sbalo Weranloiung
geDen lperben, Bel Der ameritanil9 en
5tegierung, bic Den 94uB Der oeut=
l@en Snterei1en in Sapan iibernomz
men bat, cine unterlu4ung Der 2uge
Der beutl9en @efangenen u%n3uresen".
Ser 5urtei ge6en bie
8riefmarten aug! gu Yesinn oes
pergaasenen Sabres bate lI9 Ons
psmuntl4e Rel9 IN QpnOon cine Sez
RE 1G0ner S%rtefmarten bertelen
lu1en, bic Mnlihten bon aonituntinoz
pei un0 llmgebung 0arf telen. Ser
p0a1te Wert gu 200 pia1tern tpei1t
cine be1Dnbere Wtertmiirbigteit ouf,
Denn allf biefer Marte tpurbe gum
erl!ea Scale lnb entgegen Den religiDz
len 8eltimmungen oes &Druns Oas
Silbnis zines Wten14en abgebiloet,
Dos DEM Des regierenDen5ultans ndmz
LID. y}oa Musbrua oes Erieges NOR es
Der 5urfei natirli9 ni9t mDgli9,
bon &onbpn aus Die Mortenborrdte
gu ergdnoen, uno trob Der gslpaltiz
gsn Muflage eingen Die Marten uuf
Die Netge. 8or olem 5tno es Die
perbdltmsmdbig piel gebrau9ien
Werte gu 10 unb rs plafer, Deren
moi 11eu beoarf. Die poitperwoltunq
fat fi4 Daour9 gebolfen, bab lie cie
lpeniger baufig p%eripenbeten Wtarter
gu 100 unO 200 pialter nit einem
4ufbrud per1eben lieB unb ols To-
unb 25zpiaitermarten in ben 8erteDl
brodte. Sn5nii9en miro mobl fiji,
anoeren, penn au4 einfa4eren @riat
gelorgt fein. 9te Brtetmnrten1amm:
Ter linb natiirlih eifris binter oer
ourd ben aries selaaffsnen prOpi:
iorien Der.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
MnidJcl=Taa crlcbist.

Ser $4,000 0h1iheI-6aG bon
@enjmin @Iat bon ct. 2oltis 9e=
gen sic Mc&ee & 8lipen 9l1tton So.
BON Ml1scatine 'melder in Sen lebten
beioc1 Saaen bon 9l1noesrihter
Martin s. @aoe nerba1oelt ml1rbe,
lit aeltern Morae,1 bon Dem alager
5llriidge5oaen 1porben. Ser Mmalt
0es alaaers erflarte, baB cine rel,c
&lo9e bei Den nadlten Sernlin bes
@lmoesgerid}ts ongeltre1gt meroen
miirbc.
@rob perlanatc $4,000 bon Ser
&llopffa6rif fir Whtldlel1t, melde 6ie=
lelbe bon einen1 inter oelrl Man1en
9ittle &iper int iiioliden Miiloltri
befannten Ilulie genommen batte1t.
Scr 6lllb lei nidyt idiffbar u1io 90
ct gigelltbllm on beioen l1fern eis=
he, ieien sic Mh1id}eln ieil1 Gigen=
tbnm. Die heflagte @eiellid}aft modr
tie aelteno, oaB Ser 6Iub ldiffbar lei.
0elfefll Wforget erre1dlte DaS
thermometer cinel1 Iiefitano bon
1873 @rab nnb bel1te Morgen Inn
5mei llbr reaiitrirte 0os Gbermome=
ter anl Bebalpoe 0es Ser 0empfrat"
SO @rao. Gs lit alio nod, iebr frag=
lid, Of MIR III sen ipateren Morgcn=
itu1oen Sen erlten 5roit 6ie1er Sui
ion erbalten meroen. Mn &a11breif
lit in Sen lebten paar Iagen fem
Meol1gcl geipcielt. Gin 6rolt miirhe
Ser nod altslteben6en grnte grpBer1
ISdaoen 5ufilgen.
- Merd)onts Iransfer & Storage
60. Selephon S55. (Mna.)
SSS1l Ser porgeltern obgebaltenen
regelmaBigen Monatsperlammlung
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. puroe ser
monatlide Weridt bon Ser 8ibliotbe=
farin %nnterbreitet, aus Dem berppr=
gebt, DOB inn lebten Monot 10,684
8iider oltsgelieben mltr0en. Sic
8ibliotbef gelponn 1874 nclte Sc Ter.
Srarlein Hoie nn6 6raulem Sappert
mur0en als 9elegatil,nen fir Sic IN
6ielem Monat inn @otel @olfar itatt-
fi1rSerroe @eriammlung Ser Sotpn
aibrarp Miiociation er1annt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
- Dr. gafer, 8a5nar5t, mbitafer

Dr. Bafer, 3a5nar5t, @bitafer
building. (lna.)
3eteftipe Ser Iri-Gitp Moilmap
.l16 2igbt Company baben IN 0ieler
55egeno cine Sl1dc nod geltoblenem
Reiiing larO alrberem MetaQ, bas in
en- lebtetl @od)el1 geltoblen mnroe,
nternoinl1el1. Sic 3eteftipe erbiel=
II eil1ell ellten Zip, Der lie oltf Sic
Mte Sabrte nod elmer sSs11iel meb=
ere Weeilen oberbalb bon Davenport
aB|rte.
Inter $500 8iirgid)aft tpnroe
Inner 6. &ilfennp, melder 1pege1t
Aedfalida11g bon ser @ranb S11rp
! M1tflage5nltall0 geiebt apar, aus
CT Saft e~ntlaiien. Die 8iirgldaft
'lroe bon &ilfcnnp's Safer geleil tet.
4ilfennD lit Dur6 Mnpalt 9. g.. 8.
Tell bertreten. Seil 8erbDr miro
nj Montag Mforgen itattfinoen.
Or. @ape, 3abnar5t, gecuritr
}uiloing. Qna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

@inter Der nenigen iuo<
arabii9en 5uriien, Die ensl!i9em
@elbe ni6t un5ugdnsli@ gelpeicn
ino,,iit Der 96eid 9egeo rel SORTS,
Der ii9 beretts alt 6rieoens5rtten dig
treuer 0a1al @nglanbs gebesbet bur.
lin ibn gu peranlailen, Die Mrabsss
tGmme gegerl Den @ultan %aufauipis@
geln, battcn ibm Die gnsldnoer NUM-
mebr Die @rri9tung zines unabbanz
gigen ilbarabifden @eides perlpto4
&en. DAB babel audi Stalien ieine
5anb i'm @piele hat, gebt aus Melz
oungen fran50fii4er 8ldtter berprr,
na9 oenen cine @eianbtf9aft Dcs
@4ei9s bon paris mad Rom abQez
reift lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Maoiipn sdlppl Slut.

'sS1r Ser borgelfcrn Nodmittag OBJ
sbaltenen Sftober=S ibung bes Mo-
.jers' n1to Ieaders' Club ser Mabi-
III @dyule ml1r0e heidloilen am
%yonnerstaa, Sen 2. DECEMBER, ei1len
la5ar nebit <dennerfallf in Ser
56ule ab5nbalten. 0as &on1ite oes
erfaufs beltebt aus 6rolt 9. 81.
anlep, goriibe110e, Sran Suits,
ralt 0iemcr, 6ralt @eaber, Srall
{. 5ilber ltn0 6rau Mg11es Mo11ta,
sns. Sr Ser geadmittagsiibuna belt
.rin5ipal g. 6. @rDar cine beifGnig
ilfgerromm1er1e Reoe. Sral1 @arrp
agetnanrl l1lr0 Iral1lein Mae @ban,
e s,,s sri5s1;ten Die an'DeiegSen 1''rf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
9cutid,es sbcatcr.

u@interl tiirme tpidyen Sem Monne=
mono", Ser idone CONNER i6eint
norbei 81 iei1, ser @inter lebt Elm
111ro NIT ibrn fommen 0ie langcn
Mbettoe, mo ieber Men1h ii9 in einem
marmen ld)ongebei5ten &al1me mobl
fiiblt, aber al1h ON l1nterbaltlr1g 0arf
es nidt fehlen. l1nb mer1n man neiB,
baB cin iold ih0ner &al1m in unierer
|Stoot borbonben lit, in Incident man
|1ih mobl fiiblt umb 100 @ele9enheit
eeboten it, einiee fr0blide stunoen
angerebm 5lt berbringen, 10 iollte
ma11 nidt per{aumen, 0ieicn Mn,m
om 5onntag, Sen 10. Sftober, Mbbs.
|8:15 11br. alf5uin1den, Inn iid aona
ser leidteren Mhlie bin5ugebet1. 9er
nette luitige gdmanf SSnfanteriii
INflalme" I'M Srtrner Grono Opera
6o1ie lit 10 reht g%eeignet, fir fur5e
3eit 0es Matags Mube Juno Gt1aI 81
bergeIien n1rb iid ei1tm1al redf bon
@er5en n1s5nlohen. s8l1mnl auererite
&rafte bes Gbicogoer gnienbIes 50:
rim 5ll @orte fomrte1. Sic 9umen
Suite griidner, Margnretbe Saran,
Martba gaubberg, Sic @erren al1rt
|@orib, Oscar @offmonn1 @einrid
2omenf elb, ein gutter alter 8efannter,
Sames 8riidner, @illiam Miiblban
unb grnlt sdnbert, lal1ter Name1t,
bic bon D%or11berein einen ppllen ST.
foIg iidern. 9a5u fomlnen nod Sic
rei5enoen @clangs.Ginlagen, bon Be.
men mir nenl1en: uDseitten in 0er
|geadt", v@ber 9reide aibt es Bod"
vM}abe in @ermanb" 80 nor's in
|Meai", uMGoden, gu fa11nlt tnn5ens.'
@os fam man nod mebr ertpor.
ten. Ser 8orperfauf Scr Sidets bo,
bereits in @aniens 9rllg store BE.
gon11en, llnb lit bereits cine groBt
Nadfrage nod Nlaben. @er ii6 al
10 nod eire1t gutter Sit itdern mill
fomme bei 3eiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

Sciratbsgcind: Gin 38 Sabre alter
.beutl6er Sarmcigentbiimer ipiinidt Sic
.gefan1tldaft eines Observation-Disclosures
ooer elmer finDerlolen @tttipc i'm Sitter
bpn etlpa 30 Sabren gum 3iped ettpnie
ger 5eiratb git mqden. Nnfragen an
5e1rp Meimerstutf, 81. 81. SO. 4,
6arnptpt, 81, gu ri9ten. 5,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

;31 p%erfanfen: Gin Groceries Gtpre
III gutter @esenb. BiIise Mtetbe uno
Elm bor5iigli6er 9lab, 91tes @elb 3u
mad)en nit ipeni9em 8apital. &leines
Stnbtgrunb1tiid biellei6t in Sau11 gez
nommen. Nad5ufrasen ober i6riftz
li6 inter ~, Ser 9emofrat.
3,18t,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Be4ubu1dt.

@oi gton, 8. DIT.
.iir SIinois: Setter Samstag lno
Sonntag,s iteigenoe Iemperatllr.
lin Soma: Setter BET iteigerloer
Gempcratllr 5amstaa; Sonntag
apabrideinlid nnitetig nno lpar-
aner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

2abt tief bliden. Gelb<
ioloot: Morum bait bu benn 6eine
g%erlounsuns ptrbeimli1t?
&omerao: Sd bate Mng1t, iie
tonnten mid iDnt pom0slia nod
',Saufs 5u meiaer Nlten ldiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

3m bermietben: 5 3immer mobernes
.Slat; beiBes unb faltes 8aHer; 8ab
etc. 9a~mpfbei5ung i'm @inter. NndJ3us
,froaen in Der Office BEG Ser 9emos
frat."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

@crlangt: Mabden I'M SITTER bon,
etipa 16 oOcr IL Sabren fir algen1eiz
ne @ausarbeiten. MdDden, Sag
Mbenbs nnd 5auie geben fan1, porgez
5ogen. Wnn %telepbonire: Sran Bricc
q. Spbrion, 7011@ Dltlidc 13. Str.
6,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
Mnaetgerr fur
Arbeitsplate, @erfdnfe, Berlnke,
Wphuut1aet etc.

in bieier Mubrif perben fir einen Sag
Bic 81 elmer 8o6e gu ben nodfclgen,
ben &aten inierirt: 8is gu bier 8eilen
ober 6eren Maum soc, iiber bier unb
big 81, n9t 3eiIen $1.00. Seine Nn.
beige 'tpirb fir tpeniger als soc an9e>
nDmmen.
Sir @terengein9e tpirb Bel ein> bis
ledsmaliger Sniertion 25c 5erednct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

- @nrum Sic Muiirtcn nidt bei
ben 8otbi6ilos pumpen? 8ei( Sic if
nen nidts geben.
sSn gaponne biirfen 6ennen, Sic
nidt le9en, nidt 9adern. Cine ipeiie
@erorbrnlng, bie MO n1d allf Sic
Wten ld)en a11tpenben lollte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

:3u perfanfe,t: so gder Sarm, az
Weilen bon 5ipei @erianbtzYldben in
Gcott gpurltp. Mlles ,1el1e @ebarbe,
@usliht, 8asofel, beibes nnb fultes
8alfer 8noe5immer unb Sllrnaee i'm
@at1e. 9as 2anb lit menig pellig.
8ieier Glab mub geleben iperDlen, I'M
lin al15lerfennen. Hreis mlr $175
per Aefer. 8cgen ipeit eren @in5elbeis
ten idreibe man ll1lfer rs. 81"
MbreIe ser 9enpfrat". S,18t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09
8ettfeDer1t

tperoenburd 9ampf 91tt nt,b bi1ts ses
reini9t. - 8ettiibersiige ,uerben getua-
fd)en nab oenabt, lotpie Matratea gut
ans8cbe1crt
Saus @asner, t113 peil. 5. Str,
9abenport. Sonia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

gerlanst: Mdoden fir aIlgemeine
Sallsarbeit. Nad5ufraget BET Sral1
8. s. &Dbcrts, S24 Ditl. 2pcult Ctr,
Ylpne: SAB. 2548., S,1@t.
@cbrandte &lcibcr. Nidt abgeboltc
l1eber5ieber nnb Nn8iige iperben 81
8nrgainpretlen %berfanft. 9entidJs
.2eibsSffice, 112 Dil. 3. ct. 8,1WR
gerlanat: Nblicferungs <sAlnse init
Sa6rrab fir Mbliefern lnb linz I'M
@eld)aft NUT 5u belfen. Ntllb CUTE
gmpfeblnng bnber. Mn5ufragen IN
Smity's Milinerp, 303 ipeitl. 2. Ctr.
7.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

@erlnnfcn pber gcitpblen: Gdtporz
3es gferb. Su6sltnte, cine Ieile iiiS<
lid bon Neip 2tbertp. Spbn 2amlpr,
Stpdtor, Sa. Sci: SAB. 1909.
9,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-09

i3n ncrfaufcn: 5al1s nnb 8al1plab.
3ablen sic 10 biel baar. ipie Sic toni
men. Sic 8ilal15 fam ais Matetbe ub<
ibe5ablt iperben. @or5uipreden SEQ.
1908 llnipn Strabe. 3,1Bt.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
TEACHERS MEETING.

The West Tennessee Teachers
Association will hold it's annual
meeting at Memphis on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April Is, Is,
and ". The railroads have prom
ised to give the best rates they
have every given for such meet
ing.
Not less than 1900 teachers of
West Tennessee are expected to
be in attendance. Among the'vis-
itors who will take part in the pro-
gram are Superintendent j. H.
Phillips of the Birmingham city
schools, DIR. E. G. Brooks, director
of school of education, Trinity COL
lege, North Carolina, DIR. w. E.
Russell, professor secondary edu-
cation, Peabody College, Nashville.
Splendid progl ANS have also been
arranged for the elementary and
high school sections. The Busi-
ness Mems Club of Memphis will
give a reception to the visitors on
Friday night. The Thursday night
and Saturday morning meetings
will be held at the Central High
School, and all the Friday meet
ings will be held ct the West Ten
nessee State Normal College.
Prof. j. w. Curtis, principal OF
vocational high school, is chairman
Fof the committee on arrangements
and teachers desiring hotel or pri-
vate reservations made for them
should write to him.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
Convict Lease system

Mississippi; Joining city to city
opening markets to the farmers;
drawing homes closer together and
introducing congenialty and neigh
borless into every section; lifting
burdens from the shoulders of val
liable stock and lengthening their
lives; prolonging the usefulness of
farm vehicles and automobiles; see
the convicts relieved of the terri
BILE evil of close confinement; grow
ing strong, healthful and capable
turning to better ways and for
getting the past; see them releas-
ed at the end of their terms, re-
turning to their hom %, hopeful,
cheerful and capable, determined
to become useful citizens and good
family men. There you have the
picture of conditions as they should
exist under the proper care and
treatment of our convicts.''
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
Greatest Cotton Crop.

Washington, March 2O.-The
greatest cotton crop ever produced
in the United States was grown in
1914.
Census bureau statistics issued
today, giving final ginning figures,
officially place the 1924 crop as a
record, with 'l6, 6,102,l43 bales of
500 pounds each, That is 400, ,442
equivalent 500 pound bales, or
204,,721 900 pounds more than pro-
duced in the great crop of 1911.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
Are You i'm This List!

We would like to know who has
lived longest in Benton County,
Write us a letter, if you are an old
resident, and tell us some facts
about your early days, We will
publish the letters from the oldest
residents. We wish to secure az
many interesting facts in this con-
nection as possible. The publica-
tion of one incident will remind
other old-timers of other incidents
in their past life, so let,the letters
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
begin to come.

begin to come.
TO the, person showing the long
est continuous residence in the
county-absence OF less than one
year, orservice in the army ovnayy
not counted against the pioneer
we will send The Chronicle free
for the remainder of his or her Life.
To the second Oldest pioneer We
will,send the paper for Eve years
free, and to the third oldest we
will send it one year free.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
SAWYER'S MILL.
Miss Madge Bell was here Sat.

Miss Madge Bell was here Sat
,urday.
Miss Maggie Douglas has been
visiting her brother.
Mrs. Hatley is visiting her
brother, Bob Meeler.
Mrs. V. f. Bond spent Saturday
with Mrs. Fl. M. Bond.
Mrs. Flora Pierce spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mollie Cole.
Rice Cole and Veatrice Deaton
were in Camden Friday.
Alline, infant child of Virgil
Bond, is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firman Cole spent
the weekend in Nashville.
Mrs. Joe j. Cole spent the week
end with Mrs. Eliza Bond.
Mrs. a., e. Cole and Miss Paul
inc Park were here Saturday.
Mrs. Alva Jordan and brothers
of Garfield spent Sunday here.
Rev. E. I'll. Martin filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Miss Clara Bond spent the week.
end with her brother,sJ. G. Bond.
Mrs. Minnie Webb and children
have been visiting at-J ohnsonville
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Park
and Mrs. Leths Park spent Sunday
here.
Ex-Mayor II. l.. Stockard oi
Camden was in this community
last Friday.
d. B. Hollingsworth and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
W. G. Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D! Bond ant
daughter, Miss Clara, spentSatur
day in Camden.
Misses Hester and Clarence
Ashby of Buena Vista are visiting
their grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buren, Jordan anC
Miss Mary Jordan of Garfield
spent the weekend here.
Superintendent E. j. Clemen
of Camden passed through thil
community one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson
Newt Nance, Mr. Cooley and 9th
ers attended services here Sunday
Clarence and Leva Cole, Car
Granville, Vivian and Veatrice
Deaton, Velzie Holland, Buford
Alfred and Robert Jordan anC
Clara Bond spent Sunday after.
noon with Miss Annie Hollings.
worth.
Best wishes to The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26
QUIT POURING YOUR MON.
Ely THROUGH A SIEVE.

That's exactly what we are do
ing when we purchase every, year
100000 worth of commerciaa
fertilizers and then pay little or no
attention to~soil conservation, let-.
ting the cream of our lands wasL
away, never to return. The curse
of the agricultural South is soil
erosion-barren, quilted hillsides
that never knew the blessings of q
carpet of green in winter; over
flowing streams, yellow aud red
with the very hearts blood of our
fields and farms.
There has never been and never
will be a rich farmer on poor land;
there has never been and never will
be a successful farmer who does
not make soil conservation and soil
building his primary business. On
the cultivated fields there are two
essentials to this end: (l) a grow
ing crop on the land every month
in the year, and (2) broad, cultiva-
ted terraces on the rolling acres.
Whatever his. crops, the farmer
who, carefully and consistently,
looks to these primary require
.ments. will have laid an enduring
foundation on which to build a
permanently prosperous agricul-
.ture.-The Progressive Farmer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26

Inc COnVlCt LABOR COMMITTED
of Tennessee, of which S. B. An
derson of Memphis is chairman,
has issued the following address to
the press of Tennessee, which is
heartily endorsed by The Chron-
icle. The lease system in vogue
in our State penal institutions
should be abolished and the con-
victs employed on our public high
ways.
"The question OF what dlspo-
sition to make of the convicts of
Tennessee is one that should ap-
peal to every citizen of the State,
and should command first and con-
stant attention of the arbiters of
public opinion-the newspapers.
lit is of paramount Importance
that the convict lease system be
abolished. 1t is one of the govern
mental customs inherited from al
day when the necessities of civic
life compelled our fathers to resort
to methods, which under modern
conditions would appear savage
and inhumane. 4
"The convict lease system is
proven by Legislative investiga-
tion to be guilty of the following
civic crimes: Inhumane treatment
of the convicts themselves; depri-
walton of their families of the sup
port they are entitled to encourage
ment and breeding of tuberculosis
from close confinement; illegiti-
mate interference with manufac-
ture and the industry Of the State;
unfair treatment of laboring peo-
pie of the State by the introduct-
ion of cheap prison labor in COM
petition with them; depriving the
farmers and others of a good pub
lie road system by the failure to
employ the convicts in this,con-
nection.
"Contemplate the picture Of q
thousand helpless men closely con-
fined; in cramped quarters, the
germ of tuberculosis rampant
among them; one by one they be-
come the victim of that dread germ
till the records show that. over, so
per cent of the deaths are from
this disease; each man given a
anan's task and punished by the
1nerciless lash in the hands of a
stalwart guard If he fails in that
task; see the loads Of merchandise
shipped out under these conditions
the product Of pauper labor; and
bearing the germs Of disease into
every home, see the bowed and
helplessform Of the released con-
victs, after service returning to
their homes, diseased, helpless,
bearing these-sa1ne germs to their
families and neighbors. There you
have the picture Of conditions un-
der the convict lease system.
"Then contemplate the picture
of beautiful system OF public
roads throughout the State; rib
boning its confines with white
ways from the Cumberlands to the
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26

"A good treatment for acold set
tied in the lungs is Herrick's
Red Pepper Porous Plaster applied
to the chest tosdraw out iDdamma-
ton, and Ballard's 'Horehound
Syrup to relax tightness. You get
the two remedies for the price of
one by buying the dollar size
Horehound- Syrup; there is po-
rous plaster free with each bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-26

The annual county institute Of
the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held in Camden
April a at the CAP. Church, be-
ginning at, 40 o'clock, The State
president, Mrs. Silena M. Holman,
of Fayetteville will speak at both
the afternoon and evening service.
Mrs. Holman is an entertaining
speaker and will charm with her
pathos and elQquence. Mrs. Olivia
Robins of Big Sandy is county
president and will, preside. Ths
public is cordially invited.