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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
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1uincp, aSas., /. 9(pril. Sonniz
bal, DO, erbielt hcute glacbt Ben Sreez
porter 6rei6rief i'll Der 8 5, als Sic
atftc Stoot i'll oicler 2iga. Soanni6oG
9at $1,000 atf9ebrad9t, $4,000 mehr
IiHb oerIprpc5en llno es miro beittgrG~
ipentelt 9ll. Searnep inGbicngo 2iense
tag !Qlitta9 Bic pprgeidriebeuel1
$1,000 llnterpfano fiir glrh6altea
md6reno Der Sniion bcppniren.
Soannibal fpirb aueh i spiefer be
Srccpotl ituttitebnlen. SraitSenl G.ttt
sbannpn bpn1 Glri1cper gallflub iplr
De bon Srtii. Searlep ern1ddtigt, oeu
aontraft NIT $5anri5al ob5ltIt(ieBcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
rpllerhe Sodcbcne bin. Gs flang, ipie
lpeln1 Gin rieliges Mn1itionsbeppt nit

rpllcnhc Sodcbene bin. Gs flana, ipie
lpenn Gin rieltges Wiunitiousbepot mil
Saulenoell bon @pmbcn erplpbirt ipdz
re. gsatl ancbreren Stltnbcn b6rte bieie
|ldrecflibe Melooie plosli6 altl llno Scr
Sntantericansriff lplrbe erfplgreid
innb NIT gcringcm @erlllt fir bic9eutz
Icbcn burcGgcfiibrt. Sic bcutlcbe gtel=
lung lpcitlib ppn @crbun ipllrbe burd
niclcn GprltpB allf Wialancourt crbcbz
li6 gebeiiert
uSd batte cine o5cleecn6eit, Sic ioz
ipeit i'll Den &dmpfen nm @crbun gez
madtc 9cute 5u beiid)tigen llno Sic
Niullcn ppn @affen Mlnitipn, ltntz
fprinen nnb @nrrat6en allcr slrt, sic
!; lieb bier anbdltfen, iinb fat unerlncBz
ic6.
Scr 2pnb oner gcnf.
2pn 5 on, 1. 9lpril. Sic 9entIo)en
lcblieBen Den &rcis ln1 @crbln all1nd<
lli9 enger unb baben SsuB I'M 3orfc
@aur scfabt. Sem erfplgrciben slns
grill 9ing inoci1cn Elm Sebll1lag bpr<
aus llllb CO gab 5ulcbt Gin bartcs Sc
fecbt ebc Sic Wannen bcs &ronprin5en
IN bas Gprf eillorinaei, fpnnten.
| Scr gclltiac offiSiellc bel1tldbe 9eriehi
flcstudGnt Die Sid,trpfe bel Gcrbun mn
| beilduftg lll1b 1prie1t MIR bon Mrtillez
Irtebncllen ltro Der slbpcbr cineg britiz
lhcn lngriffes nit @anhgranaten bel
Let. @lpi.
Sic 5licser beiber geiten iparcn
leltc lricpcr Icbr tbdtia rnb 4 fran50z
Iiilbe Maldil1en ficlcn in rcrlcbicpencn
, @efccrten Sen pcntlden Ncrps gum
lSpfer.
gSa6 cillcr ldngercn Gerinbe I6letbz
ltcn &cttcrs baben Bic aiatpfc an Scr
allltru itnlil6cn Srpnt ipicbcr beapnz
ncn. Sic gbdtisfcit beidudl{ft licb it1s
bcllcn 5lln1eilt auf Sic slrtillerie. Sic
Snfdntericaftipnen lparcn rnbcbel1tenb
llrb baben 5n feincr slcnocrllng in Den
Gtellungcn 9efiibrt
Berlin rc1nnirt Sic fiirs[ibc rmI1ilhe
IGffenlipe, sic Jest gum agtillltanb &C.
bradt lit, al5 cinen 9ausliben Seblz
fdlag fir bie Hullen, ipelcbe bon iiber
100000 Wann mi,,bcltens 100000
bcrlorcn baben lpllen.
Ser 2uftareriff ppn Sreitas gSaht
alf Bic britiId1e Gitfiiite NOR Ser srDB&
tc, Sen bic beutidcn 3eppeline bisber
bcrllldt babcn. llcber Sen angerid6teten
Sdapen, allBer Der GDotl1ng bon 2s
llnb @erlplllbung bpn 4 8erlpnen liegt
npcJ fein 8cridt bpr l1l1b nibtpffisieu
pirb beballptet, bab bie 2llftidiffe in
|Iplder 6Dbe flp9erL bab iie fei1 rid)%
tiges 3iel. falien fpnnten lltb Bic n1eiz
| item gpnben fcbl9insen. Ser. lenIatiz
onellite Sbeil bieies Streif5uges ipar
Der slbltnr5 eiltes beld9dbigten 3eppez
lin, bes .u2 is" in Sic Sbentlen,iinz
Dung, ipo er BON britilhen Yatrolbooz
Etcn gcfapert ipllrbe. 9as 2l1ftIdiff iatt
inoei1en, ipa1renb Ser @erludl gen1aGt
cs acknowledgment. Sic 0anne
ltbaft ergab 1i6 llnb ipllrbe 9crettet.
Ser britiltbe Grcnlier asqllitb iplrz
sc belte bon Tapit @ellebift il, slltbiena
|empfangcn llrb batte nit biclcnt cine
balbltiinbi9e sebeime llnterrebu1g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Ser seeraubcr sdiaer, alias S5nSiun.
81 If elmer anpcrn Ser
| d) m j nng dnacfl a ct.

VI cg c1llcr an bern Scr
/ Of 10 prllng anacfla ct.
gs c IN Yprf, /. sprl. 9es Gerlllz
dies angefla9t 9pnulnit amf Sen Guz
narb Sampler Eannpnia s5u ldnutgz
gchl, lpllrSe G larsenee Soub on,
allb als @rnlt SdiQcr befannt, Ser pen
brttilf,en Sampfer Ntatoppp in Der
leeten Naittlppd sfobt allf bpber Gee
faperte, bcute I'M GpliSeibauptqlturticr
cingelperrt. Sic GpIi5ei iaet, BOB SUB
ion ltnb brei anbcre Mtdtu1er oeplant
batten, Die Ealtnpnid IN Ser 9tadt pom
3. MarS, ipdbrenp tic I'M g9prtb Gipcr
anferte, III Bic Suit 81 lprensen.
9nblpn gab all, Elm sglptprbppt be-
nubt Sl1 baber1, bas NIT 9pnanit be-
laben mar, ipcigerte lic6 aber 5u iaeer,
ipp bieIcs gppt pber bas 9nnan1it sll
finben lei. Gin ibm geb6riger Softer
ipurbc beute in Dem &plrbanie 5n Sopz
boffcl1, lpn CT Snlett 9cippbnt batte, be-
Id1lusnabmt, ood) lpltrbe Ser 9reNe icbe
@Sittbeiluns iibcr Sen SSnbolt bes aofz
fcrs pprcnt6alten.
Ser Glan, sic Eanrunia slt 5erlt6<
,rcn, lei allfeegebcn lpprbcn, 1agte SUB
lplt neil slpet Ser brei Mdnner, Sic Ell
eebllngen battc, lief in1 Iestcn sugc1z
bltd 5uriicfspgen ltnb Sic slllf9abe fin
nur 5pei Mann 5u idlpieris mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
95pe6 fein 9 eric6t BON
. c I lin.

Sic hcutIdlc Negierllng 6at GntIdafs
ter @craro bellnhricltigt oaB lie ltpe5
feine offi5ielle 9lad5rift itber bic @r=
plpltpnell babe, lpelde Den britilchen
&alnlonnpfer Sllller bcld)doi9tcn I'M
Den britiIdlcn Gferoeoanpfcr gn9lilbz
nan perienftcn, iuele6e beioe Sc6iffe
amerifaniId)e Siirgcr an Serb battelt
s1 elmer BON Spnncrs5ag hatirter
9epclde, Sic abcr crit BETTE imStaots=
amt cilltraf lagtc Nlr @eraro, Daf
Sic oclltldc Nceierltng bisGcr mn 3ei=
tllngsbcrichte iibcr oicIc strei SdQc erz
baltel1 uno cine ltntcrlutbune begpuner
6abe, Sic npt) 3 oocr 4 Sage oalterr
fDnne. Sas gerlil1cr sllts1p. slnlt ipirr
nelr Sptldaftcr benadricltiaell, 1pbalr
Die llnterIltdlung ob9cid1loTell lit.
gs iuiro bier 5llgegeben, oaB c5 cine
SSpche Nntern fbnne, e6c alle beuticber
llntcrieefpntnlanoantcn, sic m0glicbers
neiic III Srn9c fnntnlcn f6nnen herirh@
tct bdben lro IN Der 3ipiicfcn5cit ieti
oos Stnatsant ieine eigene lllteriltz
dung Ser peridlieoeneH SaudboptfalIe
fort, Bel ocnen slmcrifaner SIT Schober
ecfonuncn iiuo. g3ac6 ser slnliG6t pielcl
geanter bat aber sic sfaHe Scr llms
itanosbelpeiie lcbpn falt Sen gelpeis &c
liefert, BOB oeutiebe II Sonte Sic Der
Ser. Stantcn unn ser @erli1er Hegics
rllng 9egebencn feicrlicbelr @eriprez
cbllllgen oebrpilen bGttcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
&nappcs 9 . tunt i ii t
9 I q II Dcts.

a1it 3 SIT 2 Stitumcn belcGlpB Scr
1lnteralsldntB ocs Senats Suits
committee belltc, sic Scltati9ung pnn
Spllis .. @ranbeis aIs glitgIieo BEG
Sbergericbtcs, Dem ppllcn Committee
6ll empfeblcu.
Sir Sic geitdti9r1o ltilnmtcu Bic
9cntpfrotcll Clifton gSalIb unp 6lctz
der, oaae9en bic GcpubIifauer Cunt
Minis ltno 8prfs. 9aa pouc Committee
ioll in Ser Sra9e 9leidnlaGig getbeilt
Iein.
Sebcs gdt9lieb bes l1nterallsItfrtI@
les lpiro hen ppllen Committee eincr
belonoeren gerit6t umtcrbrciten ltnb Sic
@riinbe angebelt ouf luelbe cs 81 lei
net gntl1lieBlng fam g5 miro niht
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
9cnti6e stc1luns &C.
beIIert.

Berlin, 1. Npril (bia .@ppcnbaz
gen. Ser &orrelpot1bcnt Ser GpllilGen
3tg. lin 5allptqlartier oes arpnprinz
gen iiberianote folgenben @eridt iiber
Ben beutIden gpritob auf Wealanculrt: !:
u9ie bonnernbe slrbeit Ser Mrtillez
rie fat ipieoer Oas gorlpiel 5ur erfols1
reiden @ieberallfnabme Der Stfante@
rietbatisfeit ipeltli6 Der Wsaas sebile
set. 8ds anbalte1be grtilleriefeuer ers
bDbte iid pl0blic] 5lt elmer sigantilden
&eftisfeit llnb ipie elm setpaltiger @c~
tpittertirn1 fradtcn Bic ggploiionen
Der 8o,nben ltnunterbroben iiber Die
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Nish aus ssrpsiEessa.

Ghicago, 1. glpril. Ginopieb
i3ltfllhr 200 Stiere $780, =
so; &ii6e lulo 9finoer Sl.00-S SO !
&aI6er S725 925.
Sebqpeile 3untbr 10000. 10
bis t5c b69er SIT 5000 9.55;; 5lt-
nlent 5lt $3.50 9.45.
Schafe ,3ufltbr 800. Slau sit
$3.50 915; eiumer 1925 III /,
so.
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Butter Creamery 81 So.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Die Masfte.
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t16 S'ai, t1412 SSllli.
&orn 1885 DiaI 761s slli.
Gofer 44$4 0tai, 1885 ssltli.
@etreioe fir 8aar:: geo. 2 rotber
sSinter 12t12; geo. , &orn IS
Stanoaro SAFER 45.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
@niiifdt 49, au scr 9duafront
gdn5lln = 4fradt,
9ie Nerlnite betrm8em int lcbtem Ntomat 100000
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9entider @ins nm geroun idlieRt I9 euser.
Der aampf uirD snmeiit pDu bet slrtiaere ecfi6rt.

ger rans Icrps eer ageIon Nd6eres ber Sen bdc 2pc
lnan9rf an Gnganb Stae Zeppelin abocdpicn unb
aannida sansen gic gerlte spote rb IA gripunbe7
Nadrit bon Sorpebirng bes nicn @opialife gouool
beldg Is 9oncn ernfcu Splano BON Scr gntentc 6e
tno miro mDglderpee &rieg acreben @ trft
cue en1predDenDcr Wabrgc1 bcqlia ouoenn1=
men tueroe 10 Nrener Gsqutb bat seer uoen gapH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Scr aritg.
q nIlcn pcrlnrcn 40, 100
sOla m.

81 uIicn pcrlnrcn 40, 900
W1dnn.
Berlin, 1. slpril. Ser bclltiae
pffi5ielle gcri6t bon Der Gitfront be-
lagt: rgs bat felt seltern feinc gntS
ipidlllngen bon 8ebelltlln9 se9eben uno
Die rllllilde Gffenlipc bat lib pffenbor
5citineilig eridDpft.
Som %. Sebrllnr bis gum 2s. aGars
babcn bic 9lliien erpbe abIbnitte bon
9inncnbllrgs Srof1t nit 80 9ipiIione1
pScr iibcr 100000 Daann angegrifIen
llno NIT elmer fplden &eriGwenbung
bon OslnitiDn, ipie iie bisber an DieIcr
sSront bciipiellos mar. 9anf Scr Ga
pfcrfcit nnb Sdbenslmsbauer Ser bcl1tz
1d)en Sruppen bnben Die Mullen ni6t
Den scrin9ltcn Grfplg cr8ielt.
giadJ poriid)tigen 8erednungen baz
ben Die rllllilcben Gerlultc in bielcnr
stpnat nibt inel,iger ais 140, 900
Nlann betragen.
@on Der 8cltfrottt Iagt Ser 6eltigc
pfftSiclle Seribt: u9eabe ct Gloi ipllr<
DC eill britilder slngriff nit 6a,lbgras
s1latcn. acldllagell. ss CAB nit Del,
Gngldnbern allb ci11igc Mncnfdmpfc
stpil@cn bern 2abalicc &anal llnb
Me,tpiae. RnrbbitliA bpn Nopc mar Sic
fransDIildc Nrtillerie beIonpers tbdtig,
ipdbrenb Sic beutlde @rtilleric Sic
fcinbliden Stellun9el1 on Der slisne@
front lpirflant bontbarbirte. MuBcrocnt
CAB es beftige ArtillerieDuel(e in Ser
srgonne, lnb i'm slbItbnitt Scr Maos
nnbc gerbun.
,9cutlde Sllie5elise 1dpilen bcl1tc
4 fran5. Meros ab. 3iuei fielcn inner
balb lnlcrer 2inier nb nnb sipei inncrz
Balb Ser feinbltdcl1 2iniet1.
Yariicr8inb.
Faris, /. slpr1l. (Nnttugs.) Sic
5 Gcntldcn nntcrnabnen gcltcrn Nac1t
ipeltli6 Ser Maas III Ser Gerbun Z Sc
gipn 5lpei ltarfe Gn9riffe, bon oenen
ciner Sub i'm 9orfe gaur faBte unD
Der atlberc abge16la9e1 ipltrbc. Ser
! pffi5icllcr geribt last:
.MDrblicb Der Misnc ll1b in Dcl1 @iz
itriften Nrgplrnc unb @peprc lparen Sic
beioerleiti9en slrtilleriefrafte gelterll
.9tacbt Iebr tbdtis. @eitlid Ser Maas
bat es 9on1bnrbentents in ser @cgenb
bon Dsalancpurt 9egebcn, aber feil1e
Sl1fanterieaftionen.
Seltli6 Ser Waas mar bas 8pn1bare
bcment seitern gbenn uno 9sabt
auBcrit beftig in Ibidnitten 5lpilder1
Sanbren1prt nno gaur. sluf ben lebz
teren 9unft ma6tet1 Sic 9eutI6en 5ipci
plDblicbe slngriffe, bon benen Ser critic
Durd) nnler Srpn1mclfcncr unb llnlcre
Snfantcrie gehen,tnt ipnrbe, e6e er lltz
ierc 2inien erreidt bate. Sn sipeiter,
Gngriff gelang es DEM Seinb nad)
einem lcbbaften @cfe6t Sub I'M lpelt<
lifcn Sbeil Beg Gorfes Gal1r 5u falicn.
Scr Na If be ericbt iagt: Sic
9elttl6cn iebten bellte ibr irtcnIipcs
8ombarbcment ser fral5. Stellllnger
5ipilcten slppcourt ll1b Malancpllrt
fort. gil, ltarfes 8pn1bnrOcment ipl1rDc
al1b Dltlib Der Maas bpllfiibrt, ipel~
6em eil1 belttIhcr S1fallterican9rifi
5ipii6en 9pua,nont llnb 8altr folgte,
Der inbeilen 0bollfanbis gebcnmt"
ipltrbe.
9cuti4e @tc1luns Sc
bellert.
8erlim /. slpril (bia .appcnba@
gen. Ser &orrelponbent Der gpliilbell
3tg. lin oallptQuartier bes &ronprinz
gen iiberIanbte fplsenben @eridt iiber
hen beutldle11 Wnrltnb n1lf Mlnlnncnltrt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
SalOiges Gn0e Oer Straftrptbition erlDartet
SEM Sanoiten @taa ,aabte oas serid)pHeme Sein
antpMtirt merDen.
Seine leste eoibat Dar Die GrorOg bon gnslanoern
tn Mnaea.
ite cincr Wefaacnnoe III llnlanf, oGer nn6catst

S Snfon5 6onpotoricr goub ni enpden
onn arneobat i'm senot Sine nnoic
antro8 @it Ser grurlaq @ohr gc5 es lnuoan
Sn me6rercn gsocn 1926 9efuten erang 5crd6er
Grn St1ilcr fu6r 9iomen uo hroc
in aep gprf elmer @eridp0rn9 on9cla9 oonn6a @o uirS
pobrideinlid Bic o9r smOt III Ser 5 eiao icin.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21

Mrs. NJ. L. Canada. She was fol
many years identified with Asbury M.
E. church and remained a faithful
member to the end. How sad! Mid
the cheer of sunny morn and the busy
scenes of springtide when smiling ma.
ture suggested only joy and gladness, a
solemn hush came to our vicinity as the
dark shadow of the death angel hover
ed over the home of our neighbor. lay
ing its icy hand upon the fondly loved
wife and mother. Truly death loves
a shining mark" and mocks at temper
al happiness, but sweet hope founded
on faith in God lends its holy light and
His eternal love whispers to the sorrow
ing ones, 'It is well with the SOUL"
We feel 1t duty to devote a few
ines to the memory Of this dear mother
In Israel for well we know her life was
benediction to all who knew her. Her
kindness was shown to the servants of
the home and they speak OF her with
great respect. We mention this to
show that she was truly good. Only a
few day before her demise, she spoke
Of her condition and said ''they all have
tried to do every thing for me and now
1t remains with me and my God," then
confdingly turned to her friends with q
smile cheerfully talked on pleasant re-
miniscences of her young life. We can
never forget one last visit to dear Mrs.
Edwards.
She showed faith In God that was
truly sublime. a Christian fortitude
beautiful and inspiring. We can not
hope to refer to much in this short
sketch of the life of this elect lady
whom we have known many years, but
we will trust all her loving words and
kindly deeds to the memory of the
heart" and thank God that we knew
her. To the husband, son and daugh-
ters, who grieve so sadly, tho you may
miss her, the queen of your home, the
sweet comfort will come ever and anon
that ber life was grand in its Christian
beauty. and may it cause you to en-
ulate her teachings and like her you
may follow the royal path Of duty and
find true happiness. The large con-
course of friends at the funeral attested
with silent eloquence the esteem in
which she was held by oil, and IS the
body was lowered to its last resting
place we felt that good woman was
gone forever from the walks Of life, but
our faith took hold of her dying words,
my hope Is in God"
A TRUE FRIEND.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21

visit your premises and mine and order,
not suggest, that the premises be
cleaned and made sanitary, not for
your benefit alone but for the prOtec-
tion Of society at large. They have
suggested "clean up" week, as has
been done in every county. almost, in
the whole land. and during this week
they want every body to join in q cam
paign for cleaner and more sanitary
surroundings. Join the campaign next
week and see that the breeding places
for flies and mosquitoes are destroyed
in the vicinity Of your home. and that
all trash and aceumulations Of filth Of
every nature are gotten rid Of and
things made to look better for their
removal and the surrounding more
health producing. ED,
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21
Moscow.

A people reap what they SOW. IfthI
town is kept in filthy condition during
the hot months this people will likely
sutIer from such a condition, Let vi
J not SOW disease in our midst, but put /
shoulder to the wheel and assist tbs
town officials to keep the streets anC
alleys clean and free from trash anC
waste.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bryant, J. l.
Crossett and H. M. Boswell were il
Somerville Wednesday.
Quite a number from this place tool
advantage of the low rate to Memphis
Monday.
Tom Maudin and son of Deport,
Texas, are guests of his brother, ]. W
Mauldin.
j. M. Smith has returned to Moscow
and opened barber shop at his ole
stand in the hotel. With two barber
shops our folks have no excuse fol
looking other than neat, so far as hair
cuts and shaves go.
Miss Van Henley of Somerville ac'
cOmpanied Miss Lorene Roach home
Saturday to remain over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Bryant also spent the
Sabbath with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Bryant.
Eight children have been bitten By
rabid dogs in Shelby county so far this
year. Let our motto be safety first
and insist that the dog laws be
enforced in Fayette county. The writer
was an invalid for six years from
the bite of dog-tho not a mad one
yet he likes a useful dog, but would do
away with all stray worthless ones.
Hubert Fisher has announced for con-
gress from this, the tenth district. We
trust every voter will acquaint himself
with this excellent gentleman and post
themselves rs to the fitness of this able
lawyer and clean man for this high
place.
Mrs. R. M. Bevis who lately returned
from Waterloo, Alabama, left again
Friday for the above place in response
to word announcing the illness Of the
mother of Mr.. Bevis.
G. C, Gather, A. R. Miller and R, M.
Bevis autoed to Somerville Sunday:
Let US make the County Fair some
thing great. Lend your assistance to
the gentlemen who are out in front to-
ward its success.
Jack Cooke, the manager Of the
Collierville News who has many friends
among local people, stopped over here
Saturday enroute to Somerville.
Miss Francis Scales of Arlington, Va,
and Miss Legal Rich who is teaching
school at Biloxi, Miss, are expected to
visit local relatives in the near future.
Miss Francis Newby, daughter Of W.
s, Newby of Somerville, spent the
Sab bath with friends here.
J. u, Crossett and II. F. Bryant ESQ.
were business callers in Memphis Mon
day.
J.J Burnett and H. F. Bryant Jr.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21

but matches In the filth of your back
lot and other places that you walk
round about each day. Even the
mosquitoes preference is the tin can OF
barrel left cafelessly about to catch her
just little water where she may de.
posit lava from which spring her young.
One of these last mentioned little
pests must biteyou or yours or there'd
never come q malarial chill or malarial
fever into your home. The fly together
with filth and decaying things that
contaminate food and drink gives start
to dreadful typhoid and no doubt other
diseases among US. Rubbish left about
your place, or on any one public spot
might not cause disease to spring up;
but the same ignored by me on my
premises might give rise to an infection
that would be felt in the remotest part
of our countys, to say nothing of our
neighbors across the line.
To obviate such possibility, let all
of our citizens cooperate in having
general clean up week for this county,
beginning Monday, April Gath, and con-
tinuiDg through Saturday, April 10Th.
Then your probably harmless surround
ings, together with what might prove
to be my i'll fated, disease producing
home near you, will be included in the
list.
In some countries where flies once
floufished, a product Of which no history
ever boasted as an asset to a people,
proper attention to stables and out
houses, their breeding places, has actu-
ally caused the fly to become an un-
known quantity. War against mosqui-
toes has made 1t livable for human
beings where they once abourded to
the undoing of thousands who risked
their lives among them.
You are to be commended for the
pretty front atyour home. Makes Us
like to come to see you; but remember
it's in your back yard and hidden places
that danger turks.
l find that where the ladies band to-
gether to clean up, the men and boys
readily fall in line. At some places |
notice this good work is already well
under way. Thanks to the beginners.
Merchants and dealers in food pro-
ducts hardly need their attention call
ed to prompt screening and other sani-
tary measures.
Cordially your servant,
]. X. CRAWFORD, Co. Phys.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21
were out from the Bluff City Monday.

were out from the Bluff City Monday.
From reliable reports 1t is no trouble
to obtain whiskey and beer in several
public places in Memphis. In fact it
appears that some of the places there
are favored over the others in being
allowed to run this kind of business,
and with but little fear of being dis
turbed by the powers that be.
improvements have recently been
made on the ], D. CrOssett place.. The
G. T. Bowling house has also received
needed repairs and painting.
Again do we say that with proper
cooperation of the people of this town
Moscow could be made the largest and
busiest town in Fayette County. We
have advantages here that no other
town in the county has. yet this people
do not seem to realize these facts. We
should take big hand in the coming
county fair and make palmer the exist
ance Of the town on the map of Fay
ette county.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21
A Suggestion.

Il Is suggested that we, a. citizens
Of Fsyette county, set apart iu the
spring short season to be known ss
"Clesn up week"
Just now is the time Of year for the
fig and mosquito, particularly danger
Gus insects to rs, and which, BY the
way, are at present very few in num-
Der, to begin multiplying into millions.
wage their awful onslaught against
our human family. The ny dosn't bail
from the woods or fields. over which
We could exercise no sanitary eontrol;
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21

The above communication from DIR.
J. K. Crawford, county health officer
Of this county, Is worthy Of serious
consideration from the people thruout
the entire county. DIR. Crawford puts
his article In the form Of q suggestion
he asks that every good citizen take
congnizance Of the dangers that beset
US and our families in the filth that
naturally accumulates about every home
in every land. The health authorities
have the power by law to make an or
der for a general cleaning up or to
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21
Someryille Municipal Elec-
ton Ordered.

By authority vested in US as the
board Of election commissioners for
Fayette county we hereby order q
municipal election to be held in the
town of SomerviIle. Tennessee, on
Wednesday May 10, 1916, for the pur-
pose of electing q mayor, a recorder
and six aldermen for said town Of Som
erville for-ensueing two year term, said
election to open at 9 a. m. and close at
4p. m.
The following officer, judges and
clerks are hereby appointed to hold said
election: M. L. Farris. officer; ]. d.
Mosby and s. A. Wetzler clerks; Frank
Knox, e, ]. Harvey, NJ. D. Boyd,
judges. F. B. MooRMAN, chairman
w. 7. LoGGNs, secretary
w. s. LATTA. 2t.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-04-21
Congressional Primary Elec
ton Called.

The Democratic Executive Commit.
tee of the Tenth Congressional District,
met in Memphis Wednesday and called
congressional primary election to be
held on June "a, to nominate candidate
to succeed Hon. K. D. Mcclellan.
There were two plans for making the
nomination suggested, namely. con-
vention and primary. The convention
plan was supported by Mr.. H. 7. Sim
onton and DR.. j. A. Albright. The
primary mustered three out Of five
votes in the committee.
Mr.. Simonton urged the convention
plan on account of the enormous ex.
pense attending the primary. In this
position he is right The primary makes
a race so expensive that only those
well-fxed financially can afford to enter
the race.
The committee recognizing registra.
tion certificates of 1914 Is about equiv.
alent to declaring for wide-open pri'
mary.
The officers, judges and clerks get nj
pay for their services.
The candidates are required to fils
their applications on or before the 5ti
day Of May and pay entrance fee Of $50
They have to further pledge themselves
to pay such additional expenses as th'
committee may find necessary to levy.