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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

O'f'O~fHNf"N'f - IAffN 'f~NJ 'f'NJ~ ~NNN'fff'@e
.0nmpfcr n8iItrito" Gin
Wlunttionsi6 Dill.
(0ra6lIos nad sobbiuc)
8erIin 16. Ofto6er. ~ @iner
0epei6e non G6riitionio an bic
lleberice 9}1dri6ten gleentur pirO
entnommen ooB ser rumdnii6e
0ompier o9iitrita", pel1er bon ei-
mem oeuti6en 8oubboot oerIenft
muroe, Elm @hmitionsitbiif ouf ser
9leiie BON Sreit ua6 9lr6angel mar.
@r mar iiir % NliIlionen &ronen Der.
li9crt.
(@ine 1epci9e bon G6riitionio
meI0cte am 13. Sfto6er OoS @erien-
fen oes 9oapfers o8iitrito" Our6
einen SorpeOo. @r mar Elm SdifT
ron 1858 Sonnengebolt.)
9euti6 Ian no'S lt-8oot-
grobleme.
9erIin Is. Sftober, bio 2on.
0on. H Sn elmer llnterreoltng bon
Soften eines @ertreters Der nglHo.
ciirten 9relie" nit Dem llnterltoots.
SefretGr Or. g[Ifreo zimmerman
ii6er Die @ro6Ieme Oeuti6lono'S,
gel6offen 0urb ole neuerliben @nt-
midelunqen im lls9oot-&riege, err
flGrte Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der
Soa Souono'S lei Der einfo6ite. Gr
betr6fe mir ocn0ompfer n9Ioomers-
6iif~ mclAer in Scr St11e Ger gteu.
@nglonO.GiiItc ourd 0os oeiltlhe
III So berienft mitroe. 9eutib.
lanO, 10 lagtc Or. 8inuncrnlonn Jet
ni1t eepiat, oen gefobeltcn 8eridt
iibcr ole 8egleitliuIt1noe, inter fpel-
den Scr eenannte Dompfer berienft
woroen iei ols 9cmeisfiibrllng on
8unebmen. @r iei iiber5euet bob
Ser ll-9oot.&ommanoeur oie oeiit-
i6en 9riienregeIn in ieOer 8ciie be-
folgt bo6e. Sm 8oae ober Der Diff
aier ieine @efligniiie ii6eri6ritten
babe, wer6e 0eltiblon6 boaig uno
gon5 fir oen S6ooen ouffommen.
Dies iei ou6 Der boadnOiiben &egie-
rlng niitgetbeilt lporoen.
Sponien's geIdmcroen ii6er Oos
Wpr5pnfrn hnn Tr1thtAnn1nfern m0s
rem an uno fir Ii6 ibon oo6ur6 bili-
fGlig ooB Oieie Qompfer Gontre.
bonOe, fir feinoli6e 20nOer be-
itimnt, gefiibrt bdtten. Die ocut.
i6c gteeierune babe obcr olf bic
goriteGung Spoiden's, Die Inter.
bredins Ieines 5ru6tbanoels fiiee
oen 6rudJt5iihtern eroBen S6oOen
81, eripiocft iie piiroe ioIde Sdiffe
ourAgeben loIlen, lpenn lie nit bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Oeutiben Goniuln ouSeeIteIlten Ger.
tififoteu perieben ieien, foas Die
9(Giirten 8ugdben 0oB Sdiffe nit
1bnliber 5ro1t II Sd)iff fir S6iff
~ fir oeutibc Di6rfte polliren lie
Ben. Cine 9lnttport Oorouf iei nod
ni6t eingctroffen.
0ie norlpeeiide MtoBnobme ser
gluSi6lieBung BON ll-9ooten aus
norpegilden @elpGHern niiroe, 10
crfl6rte Ser StuotsiefrctGr, unter
Dem britilden Wemoron0uu1 ols III.
OertrGelib NIT normeeii6er gteutro-
litGt betrodtet meroen uno cine Itnrfc
8rotcltnote niiroe Die 6oIee iein.
lleber oie glrtiport g(merifo'S oti
oos Wlemoronoum Der glaiirten iiber
Die 9ebonottng bon ll-9ootcn
oriidte lid Der StootsiefretGr ans,
Iie iei bon Dem @eilte oufri6tieer
glciltrolitdt belcelt.
III 50" I'M D Die Wtonroe
0oftrin
@ortS, t6. Sfto6er, oio 9on0on.
9Io1 9lnIidbt BON Sean Serbettc.
eineS militGriiden SodperltdnOigen
uuO S6riititelIers, Bat oas oeutide
ll-0oot SO ooour6 einen gru6 oer
Nionore 0oftrin 6crbeigefiibrt, Dob
es S6iffe an Ger Ieuenglon0.9iiite
oerientte. Nlou niilie MN obnarten,
o6 Die Gereinieteu Stooteny Die Be.
rii6nte amerifauii6e lle6erIieferlmg
allfretbt er6olten oOer beiIeite ieben
peroen."
r5ronfrei6 lit MIR Elm gleidgiiIti.
ger 3ul6oucr in Der Qcbotte," 10
iogt Sean Serbette, rueiI cs, Iomeit
es 6roufreib 6etrifft MIR nenig lln-
teri6ieo nodt, ob bic 1eutiden ibre
llnterieeboote on Oieier Seite oeS
Oceans oOer an Ger anoeren operircn
laHen, ober es miro cine groBe glen.
oerung in Dem politii6en @Iei6ee-
midt Der @elt berborrltfer, ipenn oie
Dionroe 9oftrin ourd Erdlioent
Nilion berfiir5t miro. Tas Mlorini
Sefferions gegeu eitrop1iide ginnti-
iding oil Der anoeren Seite oes
0ceons be3iebt Ii9 in Der Sbat orf
amerifoniicbe @eiuGIier mic allf oen
Continent ielbTt unO oIs 9rGIioent
Mouroe, inOem er Ieine Qoftrin ouf.
itellte, es erropGiiden MGdten Der.
6ot, oie 3ufunft bes omerifonii6en
@olfes 81 controliren, mioerieste CT
iid iomobl Ser W}orine ais Der Mill
tdriihen @ontrole, 0ie cine fam
nibt ertroger meroen, obne 0ie
Ebiir Der oroeren 81 offnen."
Ser6ette ruft oen Sail ms @e-
oddtnib 5uriid, aIs I'M Sabre 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Iron5oiii6e 9rie9sihiffe an Der aiiiie
BON gtep Dorf freii5ten onf Der
@odt ouf OeiltIdc Sdiffe. Die iron-
5oiiiben Sdiffe bergingen iid eeger
fein @eIes. 2l6er troboem mar OoS
@rge6niB ibrer SonOhngsneiie, BOB
Scr omcrifoniide StootsIefretGr cina
@ornungsnotc al 6ronfrei6 ioiiOte
Gas oomoIs oufeeiteate Erin5ip,"
70 fiiet er bin5u lift nidt in gergei-
Ienbeit eerotben."
9rGiioent @ilion, 10 Iogt Ser6ette
gum SdluB, pur ni6t weniger fotc-
goriid, ols er in Dem iebieeu Sre9e
oieielbe Ge9el oufreft erbielt, ais eS
@nglono in 9ejue aui oeu Gampier
oGinlono" betrof.
IA feinoIi6c &eropGone
i'm 9 S.ptember q bge.
tt IN. !
C0robnos na6 eabblue)
Berlin, 16. Oftober. - Die
lleberlee gei9ridten-Ig Igentlir meloct
Oos 6pleenoe:
0ie ocllti6en MilitGrbeb0rOen bo-
ben cine eenore 2ilte oler feinolidcn
9leroplone 5uinmmeneeitcut, pelbe,
obgei6oiien, i'm Septenber in Die
ISGnoe Der GelttI1en fielen. sic 5db-
len "a, BON oenen 2t fron5oiiide umO
SO britii6e Moihinen iino.
Inter oen fran5oiiiben beiinOcn
iib 9 GonOron-M -Moibinerl fl giieu-
ports mO cine Wlcrunc. Inter oen
britii6en cine 9deuport, cine 9riitol,
8 9lrros, I 8iderS, 7 MortinIDocS
inO cine Sopfpit6. fl pom 8ppus
9. 6. (9lcrlot geriu6snlol6incD,
II bonn Sppus 3. 6. (6ormon @er-
iudSmaifinen), 6tpei 6oruuu, cine
unbefnnnte.
&on 23 5eri6mcttertcn un0 uer-
bronnten gleropIoncn fonnten Ole
gIomen Der SnioiIcr nidt icItoeiteut
meroen.
Die gtnmen oerlcnieen in onOerct
MoIdinen nebit oercn geidreibun-
gen in alien @in5elbeiten iber Die
Ntoibinen DerOen in Ocn oeittiden
2iiten nneeNeben.
uDieie Geroffcntliduno", 10 iiiat
Die Gepei6e hin5lt o5cigt Oen @ertb
oer fiir5li1 1eniodten @rflGrung 0cs
Yremier glSauitb i'm llnterbatie, Dab
Ole britii9ei 9(eroplane o6llige Scrr.
iboit iiber Ole 9uft gelponneu bGtten.
3ie @ntentc-D}ddte eeben niemols
Gin5el6eiten ilber @rfolee, oie Tie &C.
bobt boben, on Iopeit Oer 2uftfrieg
in 9etrnht fommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
GO1unitionsi6iff.
C0robiIos nab e,abbiue.

@crIin 16. Gftober. ~ Die
llcberiee.gla6ridten glgentllr oep2-
i6irte, oaB cine @rploiion ouf Dem
itolienii6en ariegsi9iffe u&egina
Nlorg6erito" i'm Soien BON Spc5ia
ItattgefunOen babe.
,(Dos itolieniide S9la6tidbiif u9ic.
gina Wlor9berito" bot eine @olier-
oerOrGngilng bon 1880 3onncn
nno lit 1854 SUB lang rnO rs SUB
brett. sic fii6rt A @eibiise bon IL
3oll &aliber uuo oeren A bon s 3oll
Goli6er, un0 nebenbei fleinere 9at.
terien uuo A Sorpeoorobren. Die
8enannltng beitebt aus $40 Monn.
Gas S6rpeiterififf OeHeI6en ogenc.
oetto 9rin" muroe inn September
1914 0irtb cine @rploiion beibGoigt.
0abei puroen mcbrere bunOert
Monn Der gemonnilng, einibrieBIi1
oes Gontres9lomirols oe Gerbin ge.
tootet. @s eie6t aid einen SiiIfs.
frel5er nit oem 9tamen o9iegino
Diargberito", ser eiue g9olierper.
ordngung bon 3,577 Sonnen bnt.)
3ulommenitoB feinoIi-
der &rtegSf6iffe.
(9rabhos nadb Gabbiue)
9erIin, f6. Sftober. IT. Cine
0epeicbe bon 9lniteroam an oie
Observation-Disclosures meloet,
Elm britii6es rmO ein itoIieniides
GriegsiAif Ieien I'M Gonol bon N1ei.
tina (8tpiiden Ser SouptIonoe Sta
liens mo Der Sniel 5icilien) i'm 9le.
BEL 5uiammengeitoBen. Tie Sdifie
beidoiicn iidb aeoenicitig ino ems
wuroe ibuer 6eiAdoigt. Gin britt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

WboHneuien, bic ben rncuiithen GurrcfpoH-
bcnten" uldlt panftfiM oocr nurracm0fG ca.
bnlten, lub ncbeicn, Der Office eaunH pet Trge.
peon Uber inrlitlim WtttprtIHng su wamsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
S0wert ltrIultr
sOllcm bic 9entld)em CT.
Iittcn baben.
eym ben Sdmpfen ait Der
Gd)tu uab bemsSie6Omte.

90 bebouptet penigitens Der off
5icue britii6e 9eridt. W 5ron-
8oIcn mouen Elm fleines @eb0Id
8miI6en @enermont lno glblain'
court erobert boben. ~ 0ie &nl-
Icu lprc6en bon itorfcr Oeuti6er
Sffenlibe in oen 9orpotben.
2onoon, t6. Sftobcr. Ger
beute glbeuo 5u ipdter Stunoe bonn
britilden glrmeebouptduartier aus
eegebene oifi5ielle 9eridt bat folgen-
ocn @ortlout
,@s lit Ourd neuere 9eridte be-
ltdtigt woroen ooB oie 0eutIben bel
oen lebte g1aht unternon1nenen gn'
griifen ouf lmiere Stellungeu on Der
9dpaben @eOoute, auBerorOentli9
1ulOer lOQrel.
Ser 5eino lieB sc @eiangene, oa-
runter Elm Otfi5ier, in unieren Sdn-
oen. llniere 8erlidte maren eering.
S,n Der gSnbboritboit BON gteiuille
ct. 8oolt 6oben uniere ifipere gLrtil-
lcrie uno lmIere5diit tengroben.@lor-
ier ein orgoniIirteS 8oubaroement
ocr fcinoli6en 2iuieu ourHgefiibrt.
@s ideint, Oos cute 9ReiuItote er5ieit
ipurOen. llnlere gleroplane baben
geiiern in Cooperation nit Der gIr-
tillcrie iebr erfolgreibe 0ieuite &c.
leiiiet. Cine ieiuolihe @otterie.Go-
lition puroe ooaie 5eritort imo meb-
rere anoere puroen ihwer beiddoigt-
Bomber wuroen ouf cinen feinoli-
den 8abnboi imO arf einen binter
Oeu feinoliden 9inien fabrenoen
Transporting berab9eiporfcn. @jlte
8irtrngen wurOen beoba6tet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
GfpIO(lon
Slnf italienildeut
&rieSsl6iT.
cJm !6afem ton Spe5ia
trits tic iid1 5m.

8uIammcnitoB 8tpii6en britii9em
unO itulienii6em aricosidiff I'M
aaual bon W1eiiino. Die
S6iFfe beI6oIicn ii6 onocbIi@.
g3d6cre Oladri6ten nod nidt
our SonO. - r9iltritu" por elm
DaunitionsI6iff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

uell IelIlUllWCU SllltN IuDIelluell
TRANSPORTING berdbgemorfen. @lite
@irfiln9en puroen beoba6tet."
Ger britifbe Eogcs.
beridbt.
2on0on 16. Sftober. Die
8elti6en uuternabmcn geitern gSo6t
cinen itorfen 9lngriff gegen Die rruen
Stcllungcn ser griten in Ger g&o6.
bori6oft ser S6paben.9leooute. @ie
ole omtli6c WlelOlmg beiaet, fpltrOe
Der 6elti6e @oritoB NIT idpcren
9erluiten obeepieien.
Ger 9eridjt logt:
Sic beitige feinolibe g[rtilleric.
9ei6ieBung puroe wGbreno Der
Nodt an inierer 6ront, iiiolid Der
Soume fortgciebt. Sin leidter,
ieinolider gonlbendnoriif auf unic.
re @r1ben iiiOlib bon Gourcelctte
muroe nit 2ci6tigfcit obgeipieien.
Gin it1rferer, aitf 0ie Shmabenre.
ooute ouseefiibrter glngrifi Den bef-
tige glrtillerieoorbereiting einleitete
mo Der bon 6ldmmenmerfern inter.
ltiist ipuroe, 1T nit ibweren @erlil-
iten fir oen 5eino gleibfolls abee-
iuieien iporoen. SSn Der g1adt 0ran-
gen mir nit @rfolg in ieinoli1e @rd.
ben noro0ltlid) bon Dpres elm, 70 ipie
alth iiiooitlib bon 3t Gloi uno oft.
lid bon 9Slocgiieert. Cine 9ln8dbl
i5einoe iuuroe eetootet uno G5efonge-
ne iuurOen gemodt.~
Gas fran3oiifde 9tb behO-
9ulletin.
Earts, t6. Dftober, pia 2onoon.
IT Gie oiii6ielle fran5oiiicbe MeIOung
Ioutet:
g9ln Der gan5en Sontn1e.Sront
berridte beoeitenoe eeeenieitige 9lr-
tillerie Z Ebdtigfeit.
Sm 9iorOeu befeitigteu mir ms mn
ter le6bafter geibicBune in uniercn
neueroberten Stellllneen bel 5oillp.
SailIi5el. SIN Siioeu ipieIen mir in
Scr gtdbc bon 9ernp en- Souterre ci.
men beitig aus9cfii6rten @eeen.
ongriif ob. ggir ero6erten Elm fleines
@ebol5 nit 5lpci 2icm. tno einent
77mm @eidiib, 5piideu @euermont
uno 9lbloincourt.
Sn Oieien @eiedten nabmen mir
ito Mann Oarunter bier Sifi5ierc,
gefangeu.
SIN glbi6nitt bon 2aiiignb Duroe
Elm oeutiher gleropIan bon unierer
9lrtiIlerie getroffen, er fieI IN Slam
men eebiiat in Die oeutidcn 2inien.
Bonn iibrigen G6eil Ser 5ront III
nifts 81 beri6ten.
Slt-9lrmee g}i6ts bon 9eoeu-
tiing ipuroe geneloet.
Ser fron30fiide % a d NJ t.
tagsberiht.
&oris, 16. Oftober. II Syn mel.
teren 9lngriiien an Ger Somme.8ront
orangen Die 5ran5oien eeitern 9tadt
in Oeutite 5tellpngen Bel SaillD.
SailiieI uno Saiaiiel Elm dtno beieb-
ten S6uier om &anO Der 8apoume.
2onoItroBe, melOet Der misgegebene
omtli6e 8eri1t. Sin beftiger Oeilt.
iber @eseuoneriff erfolgte, uno Die
Sample iinO nod i'm @anee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

ider ormirter Greil5er nuroe in
S6lepptou nod 9ieopel geihaift
Gin5el6eiten iinO nod ni6t 6efonnt.
Sampler r9iItrito" elm
W2unttionSi6if
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
MILLION IN BONDS SQUIRT
FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Nashville,-The Etate highway
department is preparing bond reso-
buttons for a number of counties
that are to have elections in August
for highway improvement.
Among these counties are Lincoln
Bedford, Wayne, James and McMinn.
The total bond issues that will be
sought in this group of counties will
amount to $1,OO0,OO0. The depart
ment prepares resolutions under the
general act of 1913 permitting bond
elections for highway improvements
and arranges resolutions for school
bonds,and also incorporates in the
same every protection and safeguard
for the taxpayers.
J. J. hurry, secretary of the com
mission, leaves for West Tennessee
tonight to discuss this matter, with
some of the counties contemplating
bond issues for road improvement.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
Tennessees War Strength

Washington, July 4.-That the
south has 6,O06,139 men of military
age of the total of 21,071,0 76 in the
United States is the increasing infor-
nation that goes to the war depart
ment tomorrow from the bureau of
the census. The bureau took the CEN
sus of 1910 for the entire country
of ages between g and is years and
added ten per cent for increase since
then. The census for certain southern
states shows the following of military
age of between Is and IS years who
would be available to call 20 arms !:
Virginia, 410,422; West Virginia,
281, 179; North Carolina, 401, PIT;
South Carolina, 283, 400; Georgia,
507, 688; Florida, 177,152 Kentucky,
400, I'll; Tennessee, 434,641; Alaba~
ma, 414,454; Mississippi, 54,123;
Arkansas, 321, 1924; Louisiana, 347,-
518; Oklahoma, 366,889; Texas, S2S-
756.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
WILSON AND WAR

The question which l heard asked
oftenest by intelligent men yesterday
was this: Would a war with Mexico
surelyre-elect President Wilson?
Here's the answer: In the
autumn of 1864, when the union
victories had made the end of seces-
sion certain, Lincoln was a candidate
for reelection, George B. Mcclellan.
who had been failure in the field
was his democratic opponent.
Lincoln's plurality over Mcclellan
was only 100000 out of 4,O24,00O
ballots cast. And remember, dear
reader, that no southern state could
or did vote for Mcclellan. He got
all those votes in the north and west
which were union states.
So l inquire: If President at the
end of a successful war to save the
republic was nearly outvoted, how
would the people at the beginning
vote on a war with Mexico Matched
by the policy of watchful waiting?
If war does come, l fancy that
President Wilson's supporters will
quote Lincoln himself more frequent
ly than anybody else. The enamel
pator warned against the perils of
swapping horses while crossing a
stream"
But even a wise man might think
it good business to swap horses in
if he felt sure his own
mount was about to lie down.-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
For Sale and Want

FOR SALE-95 acre farm located
on leading graded road one mile out
from Philadelphia, Tenn, in Sweet
water valley. This is good red land
located in one of the best sections IN
the State. This farm can be bought
for $4,000. For particulars write
R. L. Minis, Philadelphia, Tenn.
June 20.
WANTED-An experienced tele-
phone operator. Apply at Peoples
Telephone Exchange. j.29-j.6.p.
FOR SALE-a nice little truck,
will carry from 1000 to 1900
pounds. Sell cheap or trade for
good lot. H. G. Tarvin.
WANTED Poplar logs and Chest
nut Lumber. Write for information.
Knoxville Veneer Company,
Knoxville, Tenn.
W. B. McGill, Buyer.
FOR SALE-New and second
hand grain bags. See us
before buying-Maryville Pro-
duce and Implement Co.
FOR SALE or exchange at a
bargain new 7 room bungalow
10 IL acres of land l mile
from Maryville college, Is
minutes walk from Southern
Depot, close to the Aluminium
plant. This goes at a bargain.
Good 5 room house 9 acres
8 miles out at a bargain.
McNutt & Broyles.
j. Is int.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
WANTED !

We want all interested truck grow
ers and farmers or their wives to try
growing pimiento peppers. We have
the plants and will supply you with
from 100 to 500. See Clay Cunning
ham or Clyde West.
American Products. Co.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06

VERY LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
account
SOUTHERN MILITARY TRAINING
CAMP
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
via.
S4.OO = ROUND - TRIP - $500
Tickets will be sold for use on
July l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, II and 10,
with attractive return limit.
For further information apply to
any Tickle Agent, Southern Railway
or,
G. M. ELLIS, D.P.A.
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
WANTS MARKET HOUSE
Long Hollow, Ri. l


nifty is good at the present.
The farmers of this place
have put on their fighting
clothes but are not going to
Mexico. We are going to fight
weeds and crab grass.
Wheat is all cut and in the
shock and we can hear the hum
of the thresher in the distance.
Corn, Millet and Peas are
looking fine.
The farmers and truckers of
Blount county would like for
Maryvile to build us a market
house so that we will know
where to take our produce to
sell it. We do not know who
wants to buy and we have been
known to drive 2 miles to sell
one gallon of beans. Then it
would be so much betterfor the
people of Maryville. They
would know where to go to buy
their produce.Let's put the ball
to rolling and we will soon get
a market house. Maryville is no
no longer town but a city so
let's put on her cityclothes and
see if we can't flirt some. With
the large number of people
coming to Maryville, it is 60
ing to- take something to feed
them.
The old Harp Singing we
had at Thompson's Chapel on
the third Sunday of this month
was a grand success. There was
a large crowd present and sew
eral old harp singers. We have
decided to have anotherone on
the third Sunday in July which
will be July 16. 1t will be con-
Quoted by Joe Scott and Sam
Hinton and others. We want to
get Whistling jim, from Lenoir
City if Wecan. All old harp sin
gers are invited to come and
bring your books. Others invit-
ed to comeand listen. 1t will do
you good. We don't sing any
solos nor $50 slows, but will
give you some old harp music
that will put a smile on your
face that will last. Remember
the date, July 16, all day. Be
ginning at 8 O'Clock a. am. Din
ner to be furnished by Long
HoIloW-Yt6ple
Our Sunday School and
Prayer meeting at Thompson's
Chapel have been discontinued
on account of bad behavior by
the young people.
We will not say anything
about the calls and visits
of our people as Long Hollow
No. 2 gives that.
Mrs. L. H. Evans, the Long
Hollow peddler was coming
from Maryville the other day.
She met a man in a two horse
He ran into her break
ing her little wagon and threw
her out. She sustained several
bruises but is getting some bet
,er which her many friends are
glad to know.
| love The Times and al
ways will-these is the senti-
nents of Long Hollow Bill.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by an infiamed
condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inaamed You have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when
It is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
80 W F. ]. CHENEY : CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls gamil< Pills for constipation.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
LOOK, LISTEN, FARMERS |!

Big type Poland China pigs now
ready for shipment, some OF the best
prospects / ever saw. Also some 8
months old Gifts. Two good Sows, 1
narrowed 10 pigs this spring, and the
other 10. Come and see these hogs
and get prices or address.
J. S. Hutton,
Maryville, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-07-06
WHEAT WANTED

l will be in the market to buy
all wheat offered for sale. See
me before disposing of your
crop.-W. A. Drake, at Mary
vile Milling Co., Peoples
Phone No. %. j.22 A t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-01
State Assessors Office.
Augusta, Maine, December l, 1915.

Augusta, Maine, December l, 1915.
To His Excellency, Oakley c. Curtis,
Governor, and the Honorable Executive
Council: =.
Gentlemen:-In accordance with the
statutes of the State, We herewith submit
for your consideration the Twenty-Ffth
Annual Report of the Board of State
Assessors, including tabulations of sta
tistics returned to us by all municipal
boards Of assessors throughout the State
as made by them on April first. 1915. and
lists of all corporations on which taxes
have been assessed during the present
year.
The total valuation of the cities, towns
and plantations on April first, 1915, as
made and returned by the local boards
of assessors is SAT- l22. representing an
increase of sS,ls2964. as compared with
similar returns made on April first. 1914.
The following comparison is given OF
the counties in 1914 and 1915, exclusive of
the unorganiZed townships:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-01

not having been able to carry the mail
for week or more he is now suffer-
ing from a severe attack of the ear
ache.
Grant Foss,. who has been employed
by E. S. Kitchen for sometime, has
gone to Lowell, Mass, to visit his
mother and brother.
Mrs. Alice Young will entertain the
Sewing Circle Wednesday, Jan. S. if
stormy the next day.
f. S. Kitchen recently purchased a
fine 3-year old colt of parties in Gar
diner to take the place of one he re-
Gently lost in Augusta.
DIR. w. F. Jordan also recently pur-
chased a very nice 2-year- old blooded'
colt from parties in Augusta
Anthony Coombs is again on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Hisler on Dec
25 celebrated their 50th wedding ami
versary.
The Christmas tree at the school
house Friday afternoon and the one
at the church Christmas eve were a
success the house being we'll filed.
After fine program had been pre-
sented the well laden trees We're soon
stripped of their burden, making the
children as well as older ones happy.
For some unavoidable reason Santa
Claus could not be present, so Silas
Bowler kindly offered to take his place
which was done very acceptably He
was assisted by three little boys with
appropriate costumes. At late hour
they all departed seemingly happy as
they were all generously remembered.
The news Of the sudden death OF
Mrs, Sarah E. Young. which occurred
DEC. % at the home Of her grand
daughter. Miss Sarah Simpson, with
whom she lived was received here with
surprise and much. sadness by many
friends. She passed THANKSGIVING
week. with relatives, in this place and
though not at all strong all were look
ing forward to her coming again in
the. spring. Mrs. Young was a very
worthy woman. highly respected and
much loved and will be sadly missed.
The sincere sympathy Of all is extend
ed ito the granddaughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-01-01

Roy Clifford and family passed the
day Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Clifford, Deer Hill.
Mrs. Josephine Mosher visited We'd
nesday at Mrs. Howard F,uller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Crommett and
Mrs. May White attended the Christ
mas concert at North Windsor =,
Reginald Hatch from Gardiner
passed Christmas with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. b. Hatch. t..-.-.
A young doctor was in the place
Tuesday looking for, chance to 10
cats< A doctor il needed here yeyy