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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Smnn %Nriasnptiicr.

Gn al sc nn9ite @ri0oocgCleralcr
/ Sen fronlfc 9lrne, Sdrgeou, er tol-
ocn peo %crorn, melbes ira Fort3.
Zen brittle CAMPER "Mlnncopo-
lis" blcp / iorrige llge itltot i'Unt /
WiiOoeihapct Al en- llnDerpoloaboao.
If TosiaQercr omfoln. "Nfinnca-
polls" par en- TOR Camper pao 49,
5l3 Sons. Zen git tibliQerc / Nlitc
mcIlcm GnlIuno % Tnlcrito.
Sra Nthcn meloes, uin Berlin, at
ct ironif Transporting mco Srop-
per ombpro cr foot pou Ell Nfinc o1
gouct tilbrmN2. 81 EcriOner blcp
reooct.
Cen Brittle Camper "~Ifond)clter
GnQjneer", pea Heiie ira Thllaocl-
phiu iii chandelier, CT lfllot tlUnt
al Ell llnoeruanosbanb lioen %arlci
mclocs ira &onocn. %cIUtningen,
hporibIanbt ilcre slmcrltanerc, cr
rcooct.
Spp tpifc Icrppluner gloroc /
MonoaQ4 Ell 5treiitoq til SalonIfl
o. fniteoc Here Bomber nco. 20
Tcrloucr blep orTbt % nlcIlem 80
% 40 Ioorct. Ceres &cniiNt par al
bnmbarocre arigslfibcnc paa Nap-
ncn, men Sc naaeoe life iaa Ian9t.
Tranifc Slpuere itea tilpeir@, % INT
Der NorielQclicu blep 10 a. &c tu'tc
Wnitincr itlt0t neo, mcIne@ ira
Earl@.
Sgioa res Sion5oirontcn, on
trina Sorts, bar ser / Oct lio'te pr'
ret hcitioe aonpe, ificnt Nc9n of
SooQc hor Ialt itorc &iiNrin9cr
%cien Tor militrrc Spcrotiouer. =
Gitcrri0crnc itormeoc | Mnnna9:
noale italicnifc Stilingcr / Noro iol
ToNgorohoiNcrnc peb 8oriti. nlei
allereoe urite Saa bIep De otter Tor
orepct oeriro. Nerunoer tca Stale
ucrne BOB Nitcrriaerc tll1an9e
hporiblauot If Siiicercr.
x
Gt telegram ira Stoctholm nleo
bcIcr eitcr ct rusiiit %lao, al 'tor
ArbcioeruroliNhebcr bar funoet Stei
&u2Inno. % at oct ier mere oS
mere trucuNc no. Gt tort INITIAL Nr
bciberc / Observation-Disclosures
Tciro9rao er blct arrcllcrci, % l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
olrmtens Sorooelie.

Nnihin1ton bcn 25oc Mari$, -
N1rllc Ben MtuuoiNbco, icm Iorri9c
llge bIcp liuct NrUiioeutcn Ill at
'oro8c Nru1ccu til 0cns iuIoc ari9@
imrtc. nil ocn M bIi ioritcriet mcb
%. 100 Mun0.
NfcorcQuct 0cmc Soro9clIc nil
Den '0mleoc NriRaitnrte i DC 6orenc.
DC Statcr bclobc iiG I'll ca. 5000
4'{ouo. 'arOelt meucm DC iorlticlII0c
&oabcnoricr iaoIcoc4:
Sniontcri. % |Nclimenter, 5000
N'ano; Aopoaeri, 112a Ncainlcnicr,
lll69 NtNno; 6eItariillerI, 3la
Ne9lnlenter, i112 Monb; a%pltartII'
lerl. 1921 Mano, % POOP @turo
| Gn5enlertropper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sorlanorr Ii,ners
olrbciHsHa0.

Nclp 9orf Sen 27ot Mort@. Get
me, al ca. 100000 %otcmotipirrc.
re, Errbooerc. Aoubuttorer ~ Sol-
bctlcute ltiueNc IorIongcnoc piI pan
(or2NoQ hi iorcIagt >anNcta &crn.
buncr.
&c iorlnnler Ell SINNERS Or
b%cina0oQ "a ertro Detailing Tor Sper-
tio. ~ Settle Iorlonqenoe %ontnrilc.
rc0e5 ucb Ell al acknowledgements
GurbrNcrnc@, Nonbuftererncs %
(o1bcticntenca Eogiorenin9cr a
hoINt oIminbcIio A%iitemniug. Scrn.
bancrnc hor oaercoc Io0ct iia ~ioritao
mcN. at 0i@ic Nruu life uil BIZ iuh.
uIlgeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Set iture Gri9sraao.

Nari5 27Gc STARTS. - sc poll.
tiifc OF miIitprc 2eoere ilrocn Sc
nQicrcoc MoQtcr iumicoc9 her mag
til, bua6 ser ll0cn Sunmncnli0tin0
iii hi ocn pi1ti1itc aon1ercnoc, ii.
Sen arigen be9pn0te.
MNocrlc bolotra / llocnrigamini-
ittrict4 itorc Snl, hror ino mango
Nr0rc hiitoriife Mpocr bar nrrct
htIot. %llgen tloli1crc &nniercnccr
bar ieet Ell iaa reprTientotip Tor'
ianlin1, en- lon itor Tor'omIinN AZ
S~fiffrllcr bomineren6c | %crocn9-
ptIitifru % / %c0cllcn al &cr0rna-
~hiitoricna itpritc NriQ.
,>ffc ct ORD er lipct 10 ON, bUaO
ser cr iorhunblet eller bcilllttct. Get
cnclte, io1a Vublifltm hnr iaact uIoe
ira Mcbct. er huor0nn 0clclotcrnc
e. pluccrct pco NoroCt.
0cINIutcrltc CT oltbragt Qruppcui3
pmfring oct innmmc itore @orN, boor
Trcoabetin1cIicrnc blcp bre'tct uco
NiiIutninNcr al Den ipanif omcrlfan-
liz ArlQ.
Nco Sen Gucritc Gl1be al @oroct
li00cr Mtooct2 Siriucnt Vcrnlicrnll-
lllitcr Nrinn0 90 nnrllc't hnm &c
eurjlt 'rnuiIc Gclc0otcr. econ Nour-
zoos. N}arincmIniltcr Hocuje ~ @cs
neral Sofirc.
%c0 Ben nrbcu Gn0c al %oroct
'lNOcr Sen brittle @clcrnlitab@d,ei,
Cir Miainm MobcrtioL % &c itn
%llrnifr ScIclutcr, Fremicrntilllltcr
Solau0r0, llocuriQ@miuiitcr Somni-
10. General Guoornn nl Gonuaiu
Sittoni Sen itulicnitc Wcinn0t / 40
MS.
Eoo boirr Sior iiD0cr Sen ~ironifc
Wcucrdliiab4hci General GuitcInul
rco SiNcu Al @tncrnl %orfrc, Scr
rNit Serbcrur, WGneral Nnd)itd), 9.
Noupauouitd). Niuau@uiniiter Or.
Nr3nltd oQ Ercmicrniuiiter Na'
d,itdl: Mlaicrnc General @llinitn
"a 0ci ru2liitc @cinnNt til Taris
%2uolitu; Sen tjNligcrc portlt1i'iifc
Vrcnlicrmlliitcr :. Gb09n2; Den
i0pouitc @eionNt til Enrta ". Mat
ilri og MtoutcncIrincrcn General
NalloIio.
Ill ucnitrc iio0cr @cIltcrle. Vrc-
micr- o. MriQaminiItcr Charles 81
Nrouucpiue, lloturiN@nllnTitcr pa.
rcu @cpu@ ~ General @ieIe1nons
ocrnUit Sc brittle GtINotcr. Frc.
m%icrnriuiiter N3uIi1h. Sir Sranti%
Ncrtic (NNt brittle @ciolNt I'll IA.
lri8), lloenriQaminiitcr @rcp, Nnl
nnruitipn4miuiitcr Soplo 2lon>
gcorQc % arig@miniitcr Scr>
Nitdlrncrc.
GrtrdoroinUrc Gprholo%rc0lcr e.
tolct for at bcitpttc Vnri2 meo 3cp
ptlit- NnNrcb, mems Set itorc arig&
rouo boiler inc Nfrocr. Nuereo,
tioIiat mi Morgcncn lte1 tiIueir:
Sen itcrite Eluno1 al NcropIancr
lem cnouu har ipUuct pper Tari@
: lonlc @inier itreiicoe Sc lang
u0cnonl @ucn intpo Atoro o. Eit.
Ter opIpic2, at SpitlonO bar alor
Iiorc 9luiircuQclicr ior at Iaa It'll
NoIitn us ira Sc Naiereoe@ HUtfer
~ &c hapNc hoabct, at filnsc III
Ncitc upnaac3 res andre MTolcr, la
pilne Ell opcrpGIocu>c Scir uc'
&crNlm flare set. Mpao SpitInl.
ital uUrc melt bau9c Tor ira St1
liens Sl0c er. ar oct lfltIoc bll over
tall til at ierroc Ell Gel al line lc
Ni0c Nrrc Ill andre Nrontcr eli
Mon}oirontcl.
TariS 2Soe Mtart3. ~ Sc NnIC
rc0eS ilorc ariaSrna0 0i'Iuttroe toa
inc MsNcr enter 10 Sagc@ Norbarr
linuer. Ser har mdaltc aloriA M
ret isrt ina olporligc ~ ltlTbn(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

loangre 6orbanoIinger iaa itilfGr.
Digit % itbemerfet. 81 Eerioner Del.
tcg / 8orbanoIingerne % BOG off
Oct belle raift % greit uoen noget
%repl, forot De Gina, lom ifulbe al
gIsres, bopoe pGret ~grun0igt orei.
tet og forbereot paa 6orboano. 6or.
a, Irbeioet fltnbe gaa iaa nteget ro.
ifcre, bIeo aonferercen inbbelt /
@rupper, Der b~ebanOlc6e bper i'm
lpecleae Sag. SO De 9eilutninger,
lpm bleu fattet, bor ianmne binoen.
o. @irfning, Tom ON oe bar afgiort
oTficlelt al peofomnenbe 2anoes
Rcglerlnger, foroi oIle 2olrOe meo
llnota9eIie al IusIano bar repre-
i%crtecrt oeo fine leoclt0e Mtiniitre %
0elperoler.
Gelegaterte bill iaitcn iorlooe ga.
re paa ialnne ubenterfdoc Wtaaoe,
i'm DC fon1. Ercrnicrminiiter MS-
Qititb og Sorb aitdcner oil beiege
Stollen, ipr DC perocr blcn iii Son.
0cn.
Gn al Geltngerne / Meoet for
teller feI8enoe on ao~nierencens
e:enoommelige aoraftcr:
Seq bar ooerpnrct mango aon-
%icrcncer, bpor ~frcrnrogcnoe Stata.
mrno % Siplonuter bar oeltagct,
men nogcn ilig Tom oernc bar le9
aIori8 operoeret. 5 Ilminoellgbco
plcicr ellboer peo iIiDe Wteher at
pcale aGrpaogent pan De andres Ito.
talellcr for ON mlli1t at bTllge lig
fGlt / ct eler anbci, iont ian oenoes
ii. ells e9en eler lit e9et Sano$ Sor.
Ocl. Slltet iaaontt her. Suis Der
por noeen aappeitrlo Der, iua 9if
oen blot lrb pau at operbpOe bi1lan.
Gun / Spofrelier Tor oen fplcs
Sog. Gnigbeo og Samarbeioe %
iGaeS Gre bar 0en rsoe Sraao,
lem gif igie1urem ale llotaleller
Ser bar ocrfor ppcr ocnne &onferen.
&c cit 8%ra,lbsr iom bill bore nfor-
~aIenunclig for ale, iom Dapoe ben
9Gre at bore nte0."
Nariierblooct "2c Scnpa" I@friper
i>ng:
"9toar Gonferencen initcn ofill,t,
tca, ioo bill %crOenS mGgti9ltc
arigaforbcreoelier DGrc flll>iert.
9Ilc pore frlles &ciourcer pil bli ia
act / Sicneitc. Se Nuiereoe bill Ser
erter pare iitan0 til at iremifpltoe
9lilllltltingen poa Bet WarerIot, lom
INT / 30 Maoneoer har fpGrfct ocr
UropTiifc Civilization. SplflanO
cr liz illlot bepiOit Den Snre Oct
itour opcrlor. ~Slngrebct paa ser
Dim bar bctS pul0igltc Sfippcrtag
Tor at ufpclroe NeOcrlagct. Set mis-.
lutfccca % Get pellter mi blot paa at
nle0e lin SfiHbnc."
: Berlin ie1er mott lnll0lertlo at
iprcNe no Den Sprcitillin9, at &c III
IicrcGc lul iolcr, at oe er pau 2np-
ernc, oN at MonTercncen / Noria par
iGlnmlcnfolOt nurot broitc Sreosbe,
tin9ell Ter.
Nuuo Sen itore &on1crence pirte-
fix bar bcillltict nil neppc iii fieltot
a. N~lmrcnhCOcn fer c'ter &rlgen.
Mn %irfntngcrnc al sc lat
toe @eilutniugcr tllrbc maaife mart
vile Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

IS'A 'N' 'PN>N NNN 'NFDN
mani uil ianl,ibig oprad nogct, ION
life nil image iliIot iao loot, Del
rcmlig. al ogiua Gn9lano % oet3
guicrcnc MI bll uN0rnrt, 'er mon
cr iurojg. Gn SiImtct1lsreI'eatrl8,
iagSc ban, fan unulIl8 cloe AMBER
lcNcA clro ntto ale 6c trl8tercnoc
@anoea 2oclU9gclic.
NiclL iortioitc ban, irt nj, OF 81
pirfeIia furtoc optda, hooo pore Wtt'
l;toritcr mcncr, ri bcr itrUbc at op'
uao? Nuoroau ifilrc ri IA barre
q as ior at flutie SpifInno? Sfrtl'
Sc ri isuocrIenmlc &dnoct 90 i1lo-
ierc ct MiiIitrrhcrrc0cmnc oper
Solicit? ll0cn nUrnlcre at bc'pore
0i4ic SporQ2mauI 9adr ban opcr I'll
a. uiic, bporIcoca 0e llotdlelIcr ON
(niflau0s SilintetQierclie, lonl cr
iol6t ira cracIif Sjbc, life mlnoli
ll0taIcIIer al Nluno, iom ltaar paa
en- ircmittot NlGoe | 2ano2linret,
iaa lanai ira bar pirfet %arltrrtfen'
paa Gpifcrnc cllcr luTttet Dem,
trcrtom hnr Qiort hem cnoni tier
fcre % mere ioIionriifc cnO nogen-
iin0e. Ga set cr oItioo fife al illl'
olc& opcr, llnor Sc iaor Iaa grci BE
lfco ON, buao ct Ne0erla8 betpocr
Tor Dem. ga intct er "ilfrere, Tiger
Mr. Snom0en, bpiS nj eiter arlgcl
IcrieQtc at Qicnmenierc oct Fr'
0ram ouerior Splflano, lon man MI
trler mco, eno at belle oct tplfe 0plf
90 uiloc beilules al Ell Sarte %
lille MOB CT WtoaI. Oct nenlli8 at az
fdIte No1ct % Q%iclrprcttc i'll nniio'
male Gnbco % Seluitulroi8beo.
&paO man iooIeoca oil bope op1oaet
cr at iounlc DEM I'll et IN Neroeli%'
tliO / SEN a~llernUrnle'tc Nrenltlo.
Gcnnc Gare fan mrOAoac@, hpi9 man
itinc fan opcrtalc lig I'll at Tor
bonole ON Trco iitcoctIor at Iort'
lrtte G0clUg1clicrnc
DIR. Slpru0cu mto9iuer, at oct
uThpuger Tor Ell me9et ltor Del AZ
Gnifluno iclp, ON ilige l%lnoerbnl10-
linacr lo0cr iiQ be1unOc. Som pa
ii@ Tor Dem nUuutr ban, ar Sp'tcrnc
nlaa uUrc ulllll I'll At 1luc t1lbn9e
81 crobrcoc %nunnmrnd0cr on gIorc
Net ug Sfiel moo %cl9icn; Oe2lloell
mna (plflNu0 ldnulcu mc0 0c ANDRE
trilipreuoc Wta9ter Quu mc0 pda at
itiue Sc ~nc0pcn0iQc @ardntlcr ror,
at Ell I'M Mri1 lite ltul QlcntnQc liz.
Ger par. inQ6c (olcrcu, mclct, lonl
tu0cGc puo. at Ser | Snltldn0 cr nor
re Stcnminl 'Qr al beaun0e Srco@
lmocrhan0IinQcr rl0 man tror. Nolt
cltcrcNt cpNcl ll0tOlellcr az 'ociol
0clnotratl'tc Mtcolcumer a NiQ@ou-
cen % ira Nrc3lcL lom ltcttcoe 0cn-
uc Noaltano. ScIpc N|iQatoWlercll
hopoc ntrct liQ poa en- Nou0c, nnl
lu0tr 'pruo0c at Ct rimcllg Sllbuo
i Sen Nerliru life piloc bll uiui't.
Nir. N2dtltb hou0c lu1t at &c
ollIrrc0e Nc9itrin9cr pur piulA til
d: opcrpcic rthplrt %nIuorliQ GorlIAR
en- 6rto, lem mdattc fomme ira Sc
UulotIi9c @ouoc. Ntr. SlMm>ru
pniftNc at pioc. kuo0 NctinlcIicr Ser
/ Ben Mtuiccuoc %itlucot@. GuNIoUo
hcpoe, inQ0c bun beorc &ud0 ruO
u,ltn Al Sc andre iii at toIc oct
'eritc Sfriot her peo az Nipc rcn Nc.
itco. 'au man uyoitc. huu0 mani cptu
trc,t hauoc at rtttc liA otter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
On Irr0stnlc.

fNtN - SAN'Sl
noact nm ariQen / europa, o. hpaf
ocrmco itaar / Sorbiu0clie, ionl if,
iol0er i nere9 Snag, iom itprcr o9
1caterer j Sc friQ'orenoe %on0e
GnaIeoe$ par 0rt / iorriQe 9lannc0
uerfprroi0 itiIt nm, al Yir. Snom'
sen bupoc tpIbt Ell tcmmell8 op'
tatsppffelroc Gale ! oct engcIltc
11~noerhuS, - en- TnIr, 'onI oo1
firnne Iune arao poa at BIZ bort a
Ell utaoImooig %crOcrL lom men
9rnAieI pelter paa en- @c@ning Al
Ser1 raiprrenbe irternationale 6lote.
1IInffeu er rel Ben, az WFr. Snoiu'
fcr,, iom er Sociolllt, taltc unl 6reo
% life ON arig; TIL BET Iooer emo
mi ri, at ser life er Gren"Ipo
blonht DC r~cgierer0c Tor CT Cro, ION
or bcreanet poa al pl'c Nricn trcrl
til IreocIiq Sp9Ier. Get cr ari8
man irentbclca piI bopc. Hri9 I'll
iiOitc @~lob@oraobc.
Nppcbnraumentet / Nr, Sllon.
hcna Gale, rom MI rcfcrerca | Aor'
ripouAancer ira @onoon III hcrpT-
,eroc ircinllinitc 9Ipiicr, par bette,
at Ser. troo& alt. Ser blir pno'tHoet
/ n1ooiat Renuiul. tan l0oc ~ 0lere
q. iaa ourettct Nrco - % BET
cnbo1 eli iii ole SiNcr rct'HrOl8
Nrto - rocu nt &auocnc beh'pcr al
rlllc hpcron0rc. Mou W0ronWntot,
a. hpcrftn han cllcr n91cu nnoel
tnnftc poa noAct lIl9t, 'oall at Der
burnc iitanobrinlc9 Grco p0a rtll.
ircoai1iacnoc &ilfodr, Ior'odplot 'onl
man ocrnlco mtltc, al Norholocle
citcr Grehcn uilNt hi ioo0on al ell
Wicntalclic Al Nc mrUrcn0c N"0
ilcr moat,c hi ENIlcu Ior tIItr 'e-
uerc. Get par oltido life hcrom.
nam bar ucnile. Hlc ldo 6reotr
i'm net cuocligc Niool, oN n'3cl'
piloc prjs9ipc III %onN I'll ct 'or.
imnocli1 9}cNcrIo0. Get, n'on oor
ucria on, par Mooocn, hporpoo Nr-
bcjnct uueo at iao GrcN ifltIoc lrl.
hes an. TIcrhcocn mrntc. at Den
creitc Woaor mar al uNt'ontpt Arl.
ocn I'll 0cijultipi a'Qlrrcuoc u1lI-
tnr, RciuItatcr. Nm % andre oar
pcrinoo al SEN Cp'otninN. 1t Bette
life par ~uropcn0i9. = hUp0coc, al
Ser for oet icritc life por no1ct (c0i'
ri, Of Der cnNnn pao .TiiJ> o'Io'
'urcIi1aer noIcn ml!IIrre N'lll'ioi''
at iuatfc ON; r"r az dlioti tro'''
1c, at lrctop oltte. al man lattt 'll
icn N}ool At rnocrtrt ~ 'i1o'irA.
ria 6ciejrc Ct cIler 'lrrc ar ot NoIt,
I'm tor Qc, / @rilcn Wo''NrtI
1cu ouritc Spjrc Il. 'rtnluolQ ll'rto
90 'or set treble 9vr>2 oc UU.ocn'
*. ot Chen M e'tcr ceres Mtrun2
uor iuoc til n optolt 'rcoe!llc Nor.
houoliu3cr, mto Hc btN'te l)N'tltcl
II, Of cpnaa bct. man t'ungtr 'or
aor b,rrrt, fcrit Sen mler
r.ro, u5Ijtrrc "GcoNloct "a,
N,ifiroutcn. ItW!cts ,vrGijdel
= mou3c 9I1r isr Griocr. al cg III,
~7cobIocf naNY,nNjl9ia moa,tr Nj
Gclocn, ~ 1oact 0p;uINGi, l}o,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

YSryREp As sEcoNp Class MArTES USE Ism 1908 Al
wv Posr CrrcK Al pEooRAH. Iowa tNptk 1ht Aoi
q, CoNsRFss OF MArcH 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Silver Leaf -Store tnnhe SIaee AZ ms Gulsr-
iaahant IRE. iou ,Sarmerue bebcosr Tor Of apls Sobof.
" Serts rr. Cuuee. Stue Dtpuen Srher. Sfrlu iboa
e'ter Ere III J. o LINDE W~aunakee, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

srGnser &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo ion nosen anoen
Snmoifine til oen bobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Notwithstanding
Sbo ct. QauI &p9amarfeD.

IS. forts
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02


Miss Stella Hardy of Forked Deer
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. ]. Pear
son.
Miss Elizabeth Wills is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stur-
divant.
Mrs, Jos. L. Greenbaum and little
daughter, Janet, of Louisville are ex-
pected to arrive next Tuesday to be
the guests of Mrs. Julius Felsenthal
on Key Corner street.
Mrs. E. L. Atwood is expected home
this week from Waycross, Ga, where
she went on account of the death OF
one and the serious illness of another
of her sisters children.
The many friends of Mr.. C. W. For
rest will be glad to know that he is
improving and will be at home next
week from Hot Springs, Ark, where
he is undergoing treatment for rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Y. c. Bumpass and family have
moved into the residence which L. NJ.
Short recently purchased from the T.
W. Crowder heirs. The house is be-
ing remodeled and fitted with modern
conveniences.
Mr.. John R. Green, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
on account of an injured foot, is i'm
proving and his friends hope to see
him on the streets again soon.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE

A democratic primary will be held
in the various voting places in Hay
wood county, Tenn, at the same hour
of the regulr August election for the
purpose of nominating a democratic
candidate for senator from this SEN
torial district and a democratic candi-
date for representative from this
county in the next general assembly,
also a new democratic executive com
mittee from the various districts of
the county, Candidates to qualify for
candidate for senator and representa-
tive by Monday, June ), 1916, at y
o'clock, NJ Candidates are each re-
quired under the rules to make de-
post of $1,000 each. The candidate
receiving the highest number of votes
will be declared the nominee. The
democratic executive committee will
at a later date appoint officers, judges
and clerks to hold said primary from
list to be submitted by the candidates
This June 1, 1916
LAWRENCE NEWS0M,
G. A. RICHARDSON,
MANN WILLS,
Primary Committee
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
COTTON CONDITION
ESTIMATED At EIGHTY
AVERAGE IN BELT INCREASED
s.s PER CT. OVER LAST YEAR
Central Belt Excellent; Western Crop
Good; Lack of Rain in East and
Stands are Poor. But Good
in Other Sections.

Acreage planted to cotton in the cot
ton belt this year is estimated by the
Commercial Appeal at 9.S per cent
over that of last year. This estimate
is based upon reports from correspon-
dents from all sections of the belt.
The condition of the crop as of ave-
rage date of May %, is estimated at
80 per cent of normal This compares
with an average Of so per cent the
government estimate of May 25 last
year,
The crop may be classed as good in
the western belt, excellent in the CEN
tral and poor in the eastern belt.
Dry weather in some sections and
heavy rains in others have made the
Texas crop late, but the crop is max
ing good progress There is a large
acreage increase in all trans-Missis-.
sippi states, as well as most central
belt states, but the diversifcation idea
has prevented a return to the one-crop
system of 1914.
In the east a moderate acreage in
crease is shown, and dry weather has
greatly interfered with the stands in
that section. Recent rains will do
much to overcome that condition. A
big decrease in the use of commercial
fertilizers is reported, and that used
is of inferior quality, owing to the abb
sence of potash from its makeup.
Cultivation as a rule is well up, al
though recent heavy rains west of the
river, especially in Texas and Louis
lana, have retarded farm work some
what, and some fields are getting in
the grass. However, the past week of
favorable weather should have great
ly improved this phaze of the crop.
Some scattering reports of boil weevil
are heard, but to date their appearance
is by no means general, even in the
worst infested areas
Stands aside from the eastern states
are good-considerably above the av-
erage Especially is this the case in
the central belt states.
Acreage as compared to last year
and condition by states, with compari-
sons with the government figures Of
last May %, follows:
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
CHICKENS FED ON MILK
WILL MAKE CHEAP GAINS
Beef Scrap Is Expensive. While Skim
Milk and Buttermilk are Farm Prod
ucts-Therefore Use Milk.

(By R. ~ Crane, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennesseel
Hens produce as many eggs when
fed milk in sufficient quantity as when
fed beef scrap, according to the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station OF Purdue
University, Lafayette, Indiana.
AS beef scrap costs according to the
locality. from $500 to 1915 per hun
dred pounds. and as skim milk and
buttermilk are bJproducts on the tarnb
for which we don't have to pay out
cash, think il advisable that boys
and girls in poultry club work use all
the milk they can possibly get. The
acid in the milk when fed to small
young chickens seems to have a very
beneficial effect on the digestive sys-
TEN, which tends to prevent white
diarrhea or other bowel trouble. The
milk also contains a great quantity OF
protein. which is necessary to the ra.
pid growth Of young chickens, or to a
large production OF eggs with hens
A bountiful supply Of either butter
milk or clabored skim milk, as well as
good supply OF fresh pure water,
should be kept constantly before the
young chickens
In feeding the milk to laying hens,
take equal quantities OF wheat bran
and wheat shorts, and use the milk to
mix with them. It may be placed in
dish so constructed that the fowls
cannot easily upset it.
Cornmeal dough should not be fed
to young chickens, but rather the corn.
meal should be made into bread, using
about ten pounds OF cornmeal, one
dozen infertile eggs that have been
removed from under the hens or from
the incubator, mixed up with sour milk
or buttermilk, and a tablespoonful OF
baking soda. This should be baked
thoroughly, and fed to the young
chickens until they are about five
weeks old, after which time they
should be fed equal parts OF oatmeal,
cornmeal, wheat bran. and wheat
shorts mixed with buttermilk or ella.
bored skim milk. They should also be
fed equal parts of wheat and cracked
corn two or three times day. A con.
slant supply Of coarse sand or chick.
sized grit should be kept before them
at all times.
This method OF feeding win develop
your chickens so that they will be in
condition to make a creditable show.
ing at the fall fairs
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
VENTI0N.

The Annual State Convention of
the Tennessee Sunday School Associ-
alton will be held in Lewisburg, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, June
8, 7 and S.
Mr.. John L. Alexander of Chicago,
ILL.,, superintendent of the Second Di-
vision of the International Sunday
School Association, who is recognized
as the best expert on the "teen-age"
work of the Sunday school will rep
resent the international Sunday School
Association. Mr.. Leon C. Palmer of
Montgomery, Ala, neral Secretary
of the Alabama Sunday School Asso-
citation, will also attend the Convention
and have an important place on the
program.
A number of the best workers of
Tennessee have accepted places on our
State Convention program. The pro-
gram will be printed and distributed in
few days.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02

ed as having their origin in the stom-
ach trouble
"The ingredients or medicinal ele-
ments which make Tanlac come from
many remote sections of the earth
the Alps, the Pyrenees, Russian Asia,
West Indies, Mountain States, near the
Rocky Mountains, Mexico and Peru
are among the points from which the
principal parts of the preparation are
obtained. In the principal laboratory
of the Cooper Medicine Co., Inc, under
the efficient direction of Jos. Won Trim
bach, native German chemist of
note, these medicinal herbs, roots and
barks are assembled in the rough and
painstakingly developed so as to at
tain that high standard of efficiency
shown by the uniform preparation Of
Tanlac.
In referring to the unprecedented
demand for Tanlac in Atlanta, Mr.
Chss, A. Smith, mangeF Of the Jacob.
rpharmacy Co, said.p .lg
Il have been in the drug business il
Atlanta rs years, and not in my expe
rience have we handled anything that
even approaches Tanlac as seller
In less than five weeks time we have
sold and distributed through our elev.
en- stores over 5000 bottles, and on last
Saturday alone over 400 people called
at our store to abtain the medicine
Judging from the repeat sales and the
many expressions of satisfaction from
those who have actually tested Tanlac
the preparation must be something OF
extraordinary merit"
T, Tanlac is sold in Brownsville exclu.
sively by Glass Drug Co.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
MiscellaneOns ShnMer
AND Personal

MISCELLANEOUS shower.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. t. P.
Hicks complimented the lovely bride
elect, Miss nellie Hunt, with a miscel-
laneous shower at her home in STAN
ton. The beautiful home of the host
ess was elaborately decorated for the
occasion, the pink and white color
scheme being carried out in the lavish
use of pink and white flowers and
white wedding bells. A charming rus
tic effect was produced in the halt,
where a quaint old-fashioned open well
was arranged, NEARBY pile of stones,
ivy twined. A flower contest was
one of the features Of the afternoons
entertainment, Miss Hunt capturing
first prize, while Mrs. Hayes Taylor
received the consolation. In the course
Of the afternoon the honoree was ask
ed to draw a bucket Of fresh water
After drawing the water, It proved to
to be, not water, but a shower Of dain-
ty gifts from her friends. Again and
again she brought up the basket. each
time bringing a fresh surprise. On
the last drawing she found in the bas-
ket good luck" in the shape Of horse