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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-27
SANITATION IN THE CONTROL OF
HOG CHOLERA

HOG CHOLERA
Hog cholera is highly Infection
and contagious disease. IL shoul'
be handled and dealt with like an,
other contagious disease. II is car
ried from farm TO farm by RUNNING
water, by dogs and birds and on thu
shoes of man. Farmers and hos
raisers can do a great deal to con
troll and eradicate this disease on thei'
premises by the observance OF tho
scrupulous cleanliness in the care
OF hogs and by the adoption Of
simple sanitary measures, and D,
good hog-farm management.
Cooperate with your neighbors and
with the Experiment Station in theiI
efforts to control hog cholera, by the
observance of the following simple
sanitary measures.
Burn the carcasses of oil drn1
hogs.
Isolate and quarantine all sick
hogs and all new stock until they
show freedom from disease.
Any hog off feed should be quar-
antined and watched.
Clean and disinfect your hog
houses.
Scatter freshly slaked lime about
hog houses and hog lots once week.
Rake up the dung and spent lime
and use it to fertilize your fields.
Lime is one of the cheapest disinfect-
ants and one of the best fertilizers.
Provide clean, dry quarters for
your hogs. A good hog house does
not cost much.
Do not pasture your hogs by a
running stream. Hog cholera is car
ried for miles by running water.
Giye your hogs vermifuge to re-
move worms. A good vermifuge con-
sists of:
Santonin ............ 2h grains
Areca nut ...........i drachm
Calomel ...............2 grains
Sodium bicarbonate. IT.. drachms
This preparation can be obtain
ed from any pharmacist. Another
good vermifuge is a pint Of turpen-
tine to a barrel of slop. Starve all
animals forty-eight hours before
giving the vermifuge.
For lice, use any Of the coal tar
dips, or spray your hogs with an
emulsion of crude oil or kerosene.
Feed properly balanced rations.
Ask for bulletin number us.
Avoid all patent medicines. These
are worthless as remedies for hog
cholera.
Do not visit farms on which there
is hog cholera, do not allow strang-
ers in your hog lots. Man is re-
sponsibe for 25 per cent. Of the out
breaks of this disease.
Keep birds and dogs away from
your hog lots.
Do away with filthy hog wallows.
To provide pure stock water, put
a barrel of lime or five pounds OF
copperas in>the pond.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-17

mir bod) 1ltio teler, nerlproden bat=
ten, Den Gppf 5uriif 81 bringen,
ntadten mir ms auf ben 9eimmeg.
gSir babe1 nnler 8erlprehen &C.
treulid) gebalten ur0 anoere So
troliQe1 nlldG nno nit Der 3eit
entpidelte ii6 ein regelrebter @e=
i6Gftsperfebr nit Der Wfildtante,
mie ite aagemein altf unIerm soften
genannt ipnrhe.
Muf ieoer 8atrnuiqe muroe bel
ibr eineefebrt, tie wni6 unlere $50
fde, fodte aus lrnieren &onlerpenbe-
ltanben fir inns, fir. iid uno Die
&inoer elm i6madbafteS @iiet nno
namentli1 bie &inoer maren balo 10
antraulib 5u ben Snloaten, oab lie
l6on bon meitem Dinften, ipenn mir
auf Dem Mnmarih maren. IS fiel
ol1s ieoem 2iebesga6enpadden Elm
tpenia S6ofolaoe ODER Yfeffermin5
fir Die fleinen 2ederma1l6en ab,
uno 70 ettpas merfen iib Die &inoer
balo. SSn Ser einiamen Serme oes
Mrgonnentpaloes tpnren mir balo ipie
3n Soule. 3u ieoer 3nees5eit ea6
es WildL uno suern min lGnger a1f
oieIer f60nen Stabsmode eelpeien
tpGrett, mir bitten oiGe, rultoe 8af-
fen erbolten. vWenihliU@ lino mir
ieoenfaGs %geporoent beam pdbreno
oieies Srtterme55os CAB es 3eit uno
@elegenbeit genug, Den duBerea
Meni6en pieoer 81 pfleaen. Die
Wilftante fat unS tDarlnes 8aiier
gum @ol6en 6ereitet, ite fltdte I'M
Iere %ltniformen, Die Sta6elorubt
uno @~alooornen oroentlid) mitge-
nonlnten 6otten, n1o bie 3aiiermei-
Ter Tires Mdnnes e%ntfernten .ode
gteite oes mtloen &riegsbartes, 10
baB 1tl1s Die IbloIung BON einem
anoern Hegiment, ole infer befd)au-
lides 9aiein itorte, nit ben @orten
empfing: Str left 10 iou6er aus,
ibr Ieio mol @rfab2 @ls id Der
gatrouiae Ser @blolung oaS
@eIGnoe 8eigte, fiibrte i9 iie on9
Su Der Mildtollte, i6Grfte oen aa-
merooen elm, Die quite Seele onitdn=
Dig gu be6anoeln uno nabm oonn
abfHieo bon Ser alttniitigen Sent
BIN. Als ite mir ibr uIuf @ieoer=
ieben+ 5llrief itanoelt i6r oie beGen
Srdnen in Sen 4ugen.
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Gifembabm = Tabrplam.

GifenbabH = SabrpIan.
=. z O. q.
Mntltnft -
SEQ. 12-gon Snreoo ......6:00 bor.1.
SO. 6-gon 2areoo ......6.55 nadent.
SEQ. Soon ct. 2onis 100 BORN.
SO. 7-8on st. 8ortb uub. @anta
Sc Srten ........ 9:15 BORN.
$50. Soon ct. aouis 600 abenbs
SEQ. 1-sSunibiue Speeial". bon ct.
2ouis .......... sos nben6s
Mbfa1rt-
$50. 4-Nad wareftine 1928 moreens
SO. 2-ySunibine Special, na6 ct.
Soiis ..;.:......9:15 morgens
$40. Social Na6 Sablor ..........
80. 6-seoh ct. 2onis uno Orten ar
bee Sdnta Sc ........7:35 aberbs
SO. 5-gta6 Qareoo ....9:30 morgens
no. 11-NaG 2arebn ....10-00 abenos
9. q. & q. 3.
Qnfunft -
$50. 16-gon 9oufton, 8aco uno Cor
pug @briItt ........6:55 nndm.
No. 14-Gon 9oufton nno %ailitenorten
600 BORN.
$50. 12-@on goafum unb RiiHenorten
1870 nadm.
go. 41-gon 8errpiae 1908 BORN.
$50. 43-bon 8erbiIe, II @onntaes
1856 abenbs
so. 145-gon aerrpine, idaIi6, arsaes
nonnen Sonntnas -.6:45 abenbs
MbfnHrt =
$50. 15-Ha6 SouIfor, waco uno gprs
SO. is-@a6 aoaiton na6 Silt aiiifen uSasti
SO. 11-aab Doafum rno aiiitenorten
$50. la.aad aerreius. nrr r: on esafaa':
tager 1920. $40 morgens
go. 146-Nab @errbine. .5:O5 oben6g
Io. 1885 a9 &erroi1e tdgIid, ntsae@
11ornrnen @~oanfnas- -. 7:05 BORN.
g. $. & e. n. foauptlinie.)
GnfunTr
ITO. 1o1- -eltnret aimiteo. BON Sem Or.
SEQ. 1o2 suniet aimiteb, BON Gan Sran.
CISCO ............ 1858 BORN.
80. 7-s6aeusus, bon Reip Orleans.
40. s-sdasasaa. bon Sci g aiaO .' Dorm.
30. a.9rniet ersreb. bon nl'S asp '9 Sr.
Leans ....;....:.. 7:1o nadn1.
Wo. 10-SMnfet grpreB. bon Sm Sranz
CISCO ..........-- $3.50 nnfnf.
SO. lo1-.sunrei stmtteO, mad Gan
Srantisco ..c:.:.:...4:50 BORN.
no. 1o2-euniet aimiteb, mad Stem Or
leans ......... 400 bornt
Ro. 7-Shneusus. mad Sci Mio
20. 8-'5hneu5us mad STEM Orleans.
....... ....... 1915 nadnt.
Ro. 9-Suniet grpreB mad sm Srans
cisco ..............8:50 nndn1.
@o. 1o-9uniet grpreb. nad Stem Or
IeIns ............ 11:30 nadts
Special Saith grpreB na6 eagle Sob
...... ~ WitternaHt.
gremrra Sibffpn
no. 301-gon 6ouiton, Sort 2abaca.
@ictorin. guero -. 7:05 nadm.
abfnhrt-
Nn. 3O2-Mad gue.o, gictoria, Sort
QQbdca. Sp1tftpn .,S:15 BORN.
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WisueritGn6nis.

Gin 1iirnberger Geeiment itiirmt
eiten fran5oiif6en Sdiisenera6en.
Mm @rabenrano itebenb, briiat Elm
oerber Sraufe eilten Sran3oien an,
aus Dem 8raben 81 fommen.
Der Sran5oie flebt Inn @naoe nit
BEN 8orten: % parborL mon
frere."
ga miro er ober bon leinem Seq
ner gum 8weitermal angebriiat
n9es IS mir @uriht. mad, oaB
rausfimmit, mid friert's az
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Die Demftge Gage.

Die 0eutiden II. Seiterrei6er ba=
ben peitere grfolue in &un1aniet'
errunaen. Die Serben iinb peiter
eegen Monaitir %norseriift, i6eineit
aber lett omrd Die 9eutiden uno
-81llgaren, sic ale hire lebten M1t-
griffe obgei6lagen baben gum
5tiaitanb gebradt 8n hin. Sn oer
CONNIE lit ein carbohydrates Sim
uno Seripogen bes &asapfes. 8i6-
tiae &eoen iino I'M enelil6et Bor-
lament gebalten. @nglatto I6eint ben
ltnterieebooten madtloS %gegeniibcr
5u iteben; alidb muB es enc 2ebens-
mtttelfontroQe einriften.
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Treie YroTe far Seras: 1rfitas II. NOueulber 1916.

angebiloet tperoel, I'm ieoer Subrif
ibren eieenen Stab BON Sodma1t-
nern al eeben. Die eritaunlide
al1nlt oieier grperten, fir lleberiea-
Standardization, Die infolge Ser eng
Ii16en og1odaoe" ni6t 81 erlangen
mareit, @rlos 5u lhaffen, fat iel6ii
Dem 9oien Die lleberlegellbeit Ser
oeutffyen Ee1nif 81 erfennen gege-
ben, iiber Die ii6 uniere 8roBinou-
itrieaen Idngit flar maren.
@egentpdrtig ordngt Die 8unoes-
bonoelsfommiiiton oen aongreB> I'M
iere @eiebe 81 ergan5en, ioboB es
unIeren Sabrtfanten seitattet it, Die.
lie BON Sen 9eutl1en i'm grport.
baroel ol1sgeiibte &ooperation an5n=
nebmen. @eit1i6tigen 2el1ten leuf-
tet es ein, boB nit Ser enogiiltiger
@~npenollng Der uGernunftregelA aui
&ombinotionen IN Der SnouItrietpelt
cine Dem oeutiGen &artell gletf-
|fommenoe ginridtung geihaffen
miro, nobel Die Hegierung cine re-
qulierenbe ober bielei6t gar porti=
3ipierenoe &ole ipielen miro.
IS 1T cine oles in ben S6otten
iteQenoe Grideinung, ooB 4merifa-
ner Des Io8ialen Sortl6rittes megen
na6 0euti9lano reiien. &%eiienoe
febren 3llriif 1lto er5dblen uns BON
einefn 2an0e, mo- es feline Mrbeits-
loiiafeit, feline perrlfetle Guartiere
qibt; BON einem n%ationalen Spltein
ser 2ebel1s-, offers, SnDalioen<,
&ranfen= uno ltnfaQsperliberung
0ieieS Spftem idiibt ni6t ben ret
den Marll, Der elmer 8erii6erung
nidt beoarf, ionOern ben armen
Mo1m. @or5 oamablid fommet
mir 5t Ser lte6er5eugung, oaB mir
einen &egulator benotigen, Der Die
ralenoe Maidjine unieres materielen
@olftonoes in gemaBigten, gleid=
mGbigen Sang bringt.
Sierin liegt Die Iusii6t ouf Ell
mem oeutl6en Sieg. Ob 9ellti6lano
ourd) oieien &rieg a1t @ebtet ge-
.luinnt, fam SEN amerifanern glei6-
giiltig iein. 0eutidlano lit nidyt
unler 2ano.
Die 4merifaner oeuti9er Abfunft
Ioliten beionoers oafur Gorge tra-
gen, oaB Ser 9eil, ben Oeuti6larto
8um mooerlen Sorti6ritt beige
tragen bat ali6 Imerifa 5ugute
fomnf.
Ser europaii6e &rieg biloet fein
polittides Sllue fir unler 2ano.
@ir per6en nidt in oieien &rieg
eintreten. @ir tperoen neutral blei=
ben. Gin Sell oieIer 9eeutralitat
beitebt oarin gegen Die 0euti6en
por3lgeben, bie iid an Mmerifaner
0eiltider M6funft beronmad)ten uno
lte 81 Wberreben periudtert, bon III.
rer Stimme gum politif6en 8orteil
zines a1oeren Qanoes @ebrauH gu
MADDEN.
@enn 4merifa Ser frieolidea
8a6n entlang, Die 9eutf6lano gelegt
bot, forti6reiten loa, 10 muB es cine.
itarfe 8unoesregierune baben. gs
bebarf zines ~fiibrenoen Wannes, Der
fir forperlife uno geiftige 8ereit-
i6aft eintritt, Ser ii6er mooerne Sil-
oltitrie orientiert lit, Ser Ser @lei6=
belt aaer @iirger bos @ort reoet.
IS beoarf zines erprobten 5iibrers,
Ser ibnt auf Dem @ege bes Sort
ifritts leiteno porani6reitet.
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yrewrya 9ibfH DIT.

Qnfunff -
NO. 301-gon Soniton, Sort 2abaca.
@ictorfn. guero -. 7:05 nadm.
Nbfnhrt-
Nn. 302-Nan guero, gictoria, Sort
2abaea. Soriton :. ..s:15 BORN.
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9entf6e Sheen.
G. @em 9orf @penina @3oil.~)

IS giebt feline alaiie bon @ntc-
rifanern, Die, wer1t tie nil, 10 piel
gut Dem aufbau bieies 2anbes BET
tragen fann pie Die Nmerifaner
oeutider @eburt ooer oelltider @b-
itammung. Ger @runo lit Der, Dab
oos 2ano, BON Dem iie TANNER,
Ben anoeren Nationen cine 2ebra
gibt, aus Ser iie gtuben 5ieben fon-
nen. Slt. Der %io5ialen, politiiden,
inouitrieaetL finan8ie1en, fommer-
8%ielleut tedniiden uno militariiGen
8elt bat 9eutI6lano oem Sort
idritt Die @ege geebnet. gs lit oas
@orred)t ser amerifaner, Die bon
9eutiflano fanen, uns bebilflid
| si fem, aus oieIen 9ebren @orteil
5u 5iebeit.
h Die Madt 9euti6lolos beru5t
auf Der ~allgemeinen @ebrpflidt atf
Der gereiti6aft zines Eoent iein
2ano 81 pe~rteioigen. 9as cine
Sabr ooer Die 8tpei Sabre, oie ge-
ppfert merben miiiien, nm Die Wfi-
fitGrpfli9t 5u erfiillen, laiien Den
8otriotismts in Ser grnit zines ie-
Dem beranreifeti. n@en mir lieben,
Dem Dienen mir" Dieie 5lpei Sabre
febrei1 bie Sr9eno, iid an Sronung
unb 9is8iplin SIT ~geuobnen, bic ge-
BORDEN gu reipeftieren, gemeini6aft-
lif auf elm gemeiniames 3iel bin5u-
arbeiten. Selbit penn Die Sc
/ fabr zines &rieges gar nidt belturs
De, 10 lpdre einem mooernen San-
Sc, oas 5erieeenoen @infliillen mo-
teriellen @olItanoes ausgeiebt lit,
oie allgemeine @ebrpflidt bod 81
! empfeblen. Sebt, na6oem Der arieg
ae5eigt bot, mel6 cine Strafe 2dn-
Ser 3u 8oblen BADEN, Die nidt porbc-
reitet iino nno in melb' einem gro
BEN &orteil oieienigen iino, Die ie-
oer3eit gum StreiGe oltsbolet font
men, erb6lt Die a1gemeine Mebr-
| pflidt mebr oils mn cine lo5iale ge-
beutung; ite lit CUR Siderbeit Der
~nationalen griiten5 nnumganglid]
~nottpenoig.
Slut Die aGgemeine @ebrpflidt III
| bie 8or5iigli6feit Der oeutidet
Staatsberpaltung 6uriif5nfiibren
! 9ieier Oienit bat cine &laiie bon
Mannern berange5oaen, Die ii6 90.
ran getpobnen, MIR oas Wol pes
Staates I'M @uee bebalteno, Ylant
al ffmieoen nno lire Inpeiiunger
an geben; uno er bat eitem gart5er
8olfe Die M6tlnng Dor Dem @eiebt
eiuaeimpft. Die einem Staat mn
elmer Staot in 9eutl6latlo gebort
gen Snoultrien iinb MIR hlrgerlidC
3tpeige Der Militdrberipaltung.
Ole Georganiiation unlereS gonf
IpitemS ri6tete ii6 nod Dem gtlt
tier Der oeutlden Hei6sbanf. Sest
mo mir 6ona6 ltreben, fir ben 8ar
mer cine areoitform 5t i6affel
aleid, Ser, oeren iid Die aonIleut
itno 8a6rifonten erfreueu, periud)
Der aonqreB IN ldleppeuoer @eii
6os @runoipeien Ser oeutlden Sono
6anfen 81 erforIden.
utnIere Gbemieinouitrie Derlang
. Elm SpitemL nod Dem, wie i
/ 0eutidlono, geniieen0 grperteu Der
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0osn 80. s. g." perbreitet folaenb.

80. s. g." berbreitet folgenb,
Mitteiluns aus aopenbasen: Die beut.
f9e Wolffmelbung, in Der bic ruff
fden 2iigen iiber 3uitdnoe in beutider
gefangenenlagern suriidgepieien pur.
be, tit bon Der sefamten bGnif6er
preiIe nit @usnabme elmer groben bd,
nif9en 3eituns totgef9piegen iporben,
pte iiberbaupt bon Der bdni19en preft
faft fpitematif9 bic amtli9en beut.
f4en Mitteilunsen I'M Gegenfab gu De.
men anberer Staaten ni4t gsbra9i
tperoen.
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eaume BON ldledjter Sober.

Cine fridge 2eber lit Die 1lria6e.
9elegte 8unge, @aaigfeit nro fable
Soutforbe iino Die Gpmptome. 80
9o-9or" lit Damn oas ridtige Weit-
tel, oas itimitIiereno uno unretntg-
feiten o~bfiibreno, balb 8olbefinoen
rno refine Sautfarbe berpirft. Soc
BEL gpotbefern. (Gn8.)
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,Mein Manm", idJreibt Srau 90


6. Sobanien bon 9rainaro, %. q,
vwor f6limm an einem 9~sierenleioen
erfronft, muroe aber i6neQ oabon
our6 Sorni'S alpenfratter gebeilt.
Bur eleifen 3eit peri6monoen olt6
feline @agenbeidwerSen, BON welfen
er ieit Sabren eeplagt mar" Cine
3eitl6rift unb elm @ii6lein, peld)es
Sic intereiiante @eibi6te Der Gnt-
oefllng oieies ulten, 8eiterprobtet
ar1uterbeilmittels entbalt, iomie bic
Ie onoere intereiiante Mitteilungen,
tueroen oitf @unif, ~foitenfret 5uge-
Ihidt. Mtan l6rei6e an: Or. Beter
SSobrneb s. Sons 60, 1876. 60.
Sobne 9tbe., Chicago, SD. Gln39
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MoSerner Ndb : ttnterrift. 3ui6nei@
oer. 4nbrobieren uno Ndben 9ele6rt.
GdjiiIerinnen MAIDEN tire eigenen afeis
Ser, n66ren6 iie lernen. @ir ipreden
9ertTh. ,Tbe Wobern ORIGINATING
SdouI", 504 @arbeu Ctr, Can Unto
nio, Eeras.
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CROWN BOTTuNG COMPANY,

gbeo. wineffer, @efhdffsfibrer.
III Sones Qpeuue, gegeniiber Der Zone
Eiar grnierei. Gdn Nntonio. Seras.
Ear Tabrifanfen bon alien Grten 0os
Dotpaiier. M~ineraIipofier 1tno bor5iigli6
benz ipoIbefannfeu Qttbia GeIber.
gcibc EefeSbpue. - 1reie Ablteferurg.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
FITZHUGH LIKED
GEN. ESTES FEW
MONTHS AGO. IS
ANTAGONISTIC

Following letter written Gen. g. Newton Estes, of
Shelby county, in January 1915 by G. T. Ftzhugh and which
caused stir in the ranks of the prosecution when sprung by Gen
Estes Tuesday, in view of the fact that zhugh volunteer
attorney against Estes in the impeachment trial.
Memphis, Tenn. JAM 23 1915.
Gen. q NJ Estes Attorney-Gene City.
Dear Sir sincerely hope that the legislature will fit to
rc the wrong which has been done by the Shelby
by passing compelling the county the ad
dona of $500 amend the attorney bill by provd
ing that of counties the size of Shelby shall
ceve salary of $5OOO payable out of the fees collected in
prosecutions
II but believe that the action taken by the Shelby county
due largely if entirely the able and fearless pros
uon by of law voaters especially those who rampe
prohibition laws under foot know personally that you have
large amount of time and attention the enforce
ment of the nuisance act and services along these lines have
been invaluable aid to those who believe uphodng the
Besides this think that salary of ST. 500 for the office of
attorney of Shelby county wholly inadequate and any,
who able discharge the duties of that important office
with and ney to the best interest of the should
receive not less than S. 900 per Yours very truly
(Sgned) &c. 7. FITZHUGH."
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
|. A. HAMPTON DIES At
SONS HOME IN MEMPHIS
Had Been Member of Presby-
terrain Church Many Years
burial Johnson Chapel

About ten o'clock Sunday
morning at the home of his son
in Memphis, L. A Hampton, age
about rs years, passed away.
Mr.. Hampton was one of the
best known and most highly res
pected citizens of Henry county.
For many years he had been a
member of the Presbyterian
Church. His death is mourned
by host of friends and rela-
tives. III
Mr.. Hampton is survived by
nine children, six sons and three
daughters. The sons are Jasper,
of Jackson, Edward, of Men,
phis, Sam, Marshall, Ranse and
George, of Henry county, The
daughters, Mrs. George Olive.
Mrs. Luther Halliday and Miss
Dollie Hampton.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at Johnson Chapel, following
the bringing of the body to
Paris, Monday afternoon, by
Rev. J. w. Joyner.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
Board of Education
Names Teachers
Continued from page one

Manlyville, Frances McGehee,
principal; Morning Shade, Lena
Hawkins; MT. Sinai, Bessie Nc.
Gehee. Moore's, Maude Oliver
Mt. Pleasant, Gertrude White;
Mays Hill, Charlie Penick; Mel
son, Pearl Salmon; New Bethel,
Clara Douglass; Nichols, Halle
Yarbrough; New Boston, Mrs.
Avonia Yates; Oak Hill, az dis
trict) Give Pierce; e district,
Clara Dowdy; principal, (15th
district,) Marian Doran; Over.
cast, Marshall Overcast. princi-
pal; Ovens Hill, Lille Moody;
Oak Grove, J. D. Martin, princi-
pal; Mary Jenkins, assistant;
Paschall. Mrs. Mamie Nance
Page; Pleasant Grove, Kate Cox;
Pleasant Hill, Beecher Browning;
Puryear, Syl Fisher, principal,
Anna B. Hill, intermediate, Julia
Dale, primary; Rowe, Clyde
Foust; Routon, Queenie Gamer
on; Red Top, Weldon Riggs,
principal, Jewel Dortch, assist
ant; Spring Hill, Cara lobe; Sal
mon, Clara Hayes; Sunny Side,
Vera Pillow; Shady Grove, Fan
ny Dowdy; Shells Academy,
Litha Travis; Springville, Ambia
Dale; Success, Odessye Virgins,
principal; Union Grove. Jessie
Pillow; Whitlock, Ruth Grad
dock, principal; Young, Kate
Dortch.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
PURYEAR ROUTE |.

Health is very good at this
writing.
The farmers are quite busy
now making hay while the sun
Shines"
Bro. Thompson preached an
interesting sermon at Mt. Zion
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Mohorn visited at
the home of Miss Ruby Jackson
Sunday.
Joe Hodges was caller at the
home of Babe Mitchell Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Jackson is visiting
her daughter MIS-. J. H. LaFever
this week.
Several from here went to
town Monday.
Mrs. Will McSwain visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jack
son Sunday.
Herman Wilkinson and wife
and Miss Itha Buchanan, who
have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home at
Weatherford, Texas.
w. I. Owen has lately pur-
chased a new Overland roadster
and he and family lnotored to
Paris Sunday.
Brown Freeland and Alive
Galloway visited George McSwain
Sunday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
Court Refuses To
Select Commissioners
Continued from page one

OOiiSihoSA AAOii pdSC OilC
July term of circuit court was
made out, as follows: F. P.
Eaker, A. G. Robinson, S. C. Ray,
E. D. Petty, Bud Kendall, H. w.
Journey, W. B. Dowdy, J. H.
Blackwood, J. M. Baker, L. W.
Allen, Walter Gibson. w. H.
Cunningham, Hugh Oliver, J. w.
Olive, R. P. Duncan, S. P. Moore,
c. A. McSwain, Genie Bevil, F.
M. Rawls, J. E. ]. Lax, S. ].
Freeman, W. ]. Mabry, J. w.
Roseberry, ]. P. Shankle, J.sE.
Thompson, E. E. Patterson,
Willie McAdoo, j. C. Looney,
R. M. Haskins, w. B. Williams,
Mack Oliver, Arthur Mcdaniel,
G. W. Buckingham, H. c.. Key
A. B. Phillips.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
Whitlock Gets County
Votes For FIoter
Continued from page one

to the candidacy of Mr.. Scruggs
for Secretary of State. He said
that he favored Messrs. Thoma-
son and Dunlap, but thought in
structions in the other race might
hamper some of the other Henry
county candidates. When the
vote was taken it appeared to be
close. Nathan D. White called
for a division, which was grant
ed. By standing vote the con-
vention declined to reconsider.
The vote was close.
The original resolution was
then unanimously adopted, after
which the convention adjourned.
The delegates named are: A. B.
Lamb, J. W. Lewis, S. P. Fitz-
hugh. R. A. D. Morton, F. E..
Bryant, John S. Dunlap, r. j.
Jones, R. H. Hudson, G. L. Fryer,
j. R. Thomason, A. B. Trousdale,
H. L. Bruce, ]. M. Freeman, C..
F. Williams, Joe Routon, Don
Dumas, Jr., j. L. Clendenin, w.
|. Dale, W. L. Manning, w. T.
Young, 7. M. Hagler, L. J. Hold
en-, R. H. Compton, H. E. Butler,
DR.. A. H. Miller, R. L. Dunlap,
DR.. A. A. Oliver, DR.. G. 7. Aber-
nrthy, John D. Atkins, F. M.
Vancleave, DR.. c. H. johnson,
D. 7 Spaulding, Rev. D. C. Gray,
t. V. Burton, ]. T. Gatlin, w. ].
Work, W. D. Cooper, John
Richardson, H. H. Tharpe, H. B.
Douthit, Ed White, R. H. White,
DR.. E. A. Travis, DR.. A. F.
Paschall, j. G. Littleton, w. H.
Simmons, W. W. Cole, C. b.
Martin, Everett Morris, Bailey
Littleton, Avis Littleton, Nathan
D. White, C. E. Humphreys,
Willis E. Etheridge, Ed Work,
J. L. Porter, W. ]. Redding,
Harry Hancock, L. B. King and
A. L. Story.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-07-07
MRS, CHARLES GILMORE
DIED EARLY TUESDAY
Funeral Services On Wednes-
day With Burial AT Ma
plewood Cemetery

Iona Freed was born in Mitch
ell, Ind, fifty-one years ago. She
was bereft of her mother when
about Is years of age, and her
two younger sisters and two
brothers depended on her for the
management of the household.
She exhibited early in life her
good sense and capability for the
extraordinary duties which fell
10 her.
AT about the age of 22 she
married a Mr.. Montgomery to
which union one child was born
who was named Halle.
After q long time of
widowhood, Mrs. Montgomery
married Chas. Elmore, about 8
years ago. No children resulted
from this union.
Her only daughter Halle, mar
ried Tom M. McSwain about ten
years ago. Recently Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmore removed from Indi-
ana and settled near Paris, on a
farm north of town, and in con-
nection with the son-in-law, Tom
McSwain, engaged in farming
and the dairy business. The
mother, Mrs. Elmore, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom McSwain, were
rejoiced at being now together
and prospects for all the future
were bright, and the father and
husband, Mr.. Elmore, was hap
py and content to see the family
reunited. But the mother and
wife was taken suddenly and vi
olently i'll with a complication of
diseases and after a little over
three weeks, gave up her life at
S o'clock Tuesday morning, and
the immortal spirit went home
to God, and left her only child,
and husband to mourn her loss, |
which indeed is great.
She leaves two brothers, Prof.
Freed, of Henderson College,
Henderson, Tenn; Lynn Freed,
trustee of his native county, in
Indiana; two sisters, Mrs. Ma
Their, of Mitchell, Ind, and Mrs.
Mathews, of Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Elmore was a model of
womanly grace and beauty. She
was endowed with those attract
i've charms which denoted rare
intelligence and kindness of
heart, modest, economical, do
nestle in her habits, she was
not what is usually termed "a
woman, but one that
could move in best circles, edu-
Gated and refined. She be-
slowed her gifts and her love on
all with whom she came In con-
tact.
Mrs. Elmore was a consistent
member of the Christian church,