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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
THE SOUTH'S BeNPOuES:
Illuminating Address Of

Illuminating Address of
WitherS of the A. and M. on
latiOn of Rainfall and Temper -
to the Great Agricultural MOnOpOh..
of Cotton and the Other Distinctive,
ly Southern CrOps-Some Reasons
Why the South is the Great Agricul.
turaI Section of the Country.
At the recent Southern Commercial
Congress held in Atlanta in March,
Prof. w. A. Withers of the North Caro-
lima College of Agriculture and Me-
chanicaN Arts delivered a most in
forming address upon THE South's
Rainfall and Temperature in Relation
to Southern Agricultural Monopolies,
which has been published in The
Tradesman. By the latter term Pro-
fessor Withers referred to cotton. to-
baccO, rice, sweet sugar cane and pea
nuts but prior to their discussion he
developed the thesis that the South is
pre- eminently the agricultural section
of the United States. Although only
one-third the population of the United
States lies in the South. that section
contains more than ~one-half of those
engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Contrary to general belief the South
receives greater returns from farm
capital invested than any other sec
ton. According to the latest census
report the twelve leading
crops-114,000,0 acres in the South
yield a return of about $4,000, 900 900
as compared with $4,000. 900 acres in
, the rest of the country yielding ST.
100000. .O0o.~ Reduced to figures per
acre this would give the South an in
come of $17.23 as against $14.07 for
the rest of the country. The same
authority states that the South receives
81 per cent gross income on farm capi-
tai invested as compared with Is per
cent for the rest of the country. In
spite of these advantages the average
Southern farmers annual income is
only $3.50, while that of his neighbor
elsewhere is $500. This apparent dis
crepancy is due to the fact that the
Southern farmer cultivates on the
average only about one-half as many
acres as his Northern or Western
neighbor and in doing so uses only
about one-half as many horses and
mules and about one-sixth as many
farm implements. 1t would be difficult
to crowd into the same space more
incisive argument for the spread of
scientific, modern methods of agricul-
ture.
Professor Withers passes concfsely
over the other Southern monopolies to
devote most of his attention to cotton.
He thinks that the most valuable asset
with reference to this monopoly lies
in the climate Although cotton is
considered a. dry weather crop, ErO-
fessor Withers believes that it is more
damaged by lack of than by excessive
moisture, He discusses in detail the
average annual rainfall OF various sec
tions of the South, showing that the
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=
pally carried on each candidate f0-
mayor, although the result shove \
that one of the republican candidates
for reelection of commissioner failed
to win ont
The bond issue carried by a hand
some majority of over 100 votes. He's
dersonville will soon have beauf
fql $15 900 new school building wEien.
will be. a credit to the city.
In the race for commissioners tie
republicans elected two while ne,
Democrats only succeeded in gett1nn
one member, who carried second IA
the highest vote polled
The total votes for town connlSs-
sioners was as follows: Republics
]. w. Mcintyre. 199; Griffith, 2O3. y.
S. Pace 204. Democrats. ]. w. BaiIey.
199, j. Mack Rhodes, 1876; M. NJ Shes
herd 204
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staple fourishes luxuriantly where
the growing season alone receives
anywhere from 25 to 35 inches of
rain. The fact that October and No
vember receive little of this thereby
allowing. fair weather for picking is
noted. Again the condition made
famous in the term Sunny South
based not on poetic fancy alone but
as well, upon the actual number of
clear days enjoyed-has it's benefcient
effect. Naturally the mean teInpera-
ture of 62 degrees as compared with
SO degrees in Pennsylvania and Illi-
nois and 45 degrees in New Hampshire
and Wisconsin is sheer necessary
prerequisite to cotton cultivation.
Lastly the length of the crop growing
season is important Boston and
Topeka have about SIX months from
killing frost to killing frost; Washing
ton, d. c.. has about three weeks more
than these; Macon has in the neigh
borhood of eight months, while Mobile
enjoys ten.I
Professor Withers, concluded with a
reference to the possibilities of corn
culture in the South as evidenced by
Jerry Moore's 228 bushels per acre,
Mr.. Bats 226 and Captain brakes
254. when the Children of Israel
had reached the Promised Land" the
speaker eloquently concluded, 'they
were not allowed to go in to possess
it because they were afraid to fight the
giants, who, as they said, dWelt there
in. Heaven and. Nature have smiled,
upon the South but the Southern far
mer, like the chosen of God Of old,
must follow the Injunction: Go For
ward -
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
MR.. LIPINsKY GETS BERKELEY.

y
He VIII Transform the Hotel into 3
Great Department Store, Beginning
First of May One Of the Finest In
the South-It is RumOred That Mr..
LOugharn VIII Organize Company
for Erection Of fSLarge Hotel.
One of the most important deals CON.
summated in Asheyille for long time
occurred Yesterday afternoon shortly
before 5 o'clock when the lease Of
Frank Lougnran on the Hotel Berke-
ley. property belonging to the Ched-
ester estate, was transferred to S.
Linpinsky, proprietor of the Boz
Marche, one of the leading dry goods
Establishments of the city. The lease
secured by Mr.. Lipinsky runs for
fourteen and one half years.
It was stated today that the Hotel
Berkeley would be closed on and af-
ter May 1 and that Immediately work
would begin to transform the four
story structire into a modern depart
ment store. Mr.. Lipinsky hopes to
have this work Of reconstruction COM
pleted by July 1, when he will remove
his establishment from South Main
street to the old Berkeley. and also
the Bon Marcbe Annex in the Legal
building on Park square.
Mr.. Lipinsky plans to make of his
property one of the finest, depart
ment stores in the state. He plans to
convert the entire front of the Berke-
ley into glass and to utilize the second,
third ands fourth floors and part of
the basement for various departments.
In addition to the immense stock of
goods that the Bon aMrche now
carries other lines including carpets,
rugs, mattings, etc., will be installed
and alNother articles that go to make
up a first class and up to date de-
partment store.
The announcement that Mr.. Lipins-
ky will establish in Asheville mod
ern department store is interesting
to the purchasing public. Asheville
has long needed an up to date depart
ment store and the establishment that
Mr.. LipinskY purposes conducting will
fill that long-felt want.
Mr.. Lipinsky is regarded as one
of. Asheville's most substantial busi-
ness men. He has been engaged in
business here for long number of
years and has established a business
that has outgrown its present quar-
Sers and made necessary expensior.
That the department store located in
the Hotel Berkeley and under the man
agement of Mr.. Lipinsky will prove
just as successful or more so than the
Bon Marche has. is certain.
In the transfer of the least Of the
Hotel Berkeley to Mr. Lipinsky by
Frank L.oughran there are interesting
rumors relative tera new hotel for
Asheville. It is said that aIr. L.ough-
ran will turn. his attentie to the, or
ganization of a hotel company for the
erection Of a large hotel on his hold
ings at the corner of Haywood street
and Walnut, and that it is expected
within short time plans will be ready
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04

and little later actual work wm
commence on the new hotel. IN the
meantime W. C. Hawk, who has been
in charge of the Berkeley, VIII be
associated with Mr.. Loughran In the
conduct of the SWannanoa hotel.
which Mr.. Loughran owns and which
has enjoyed excellent seasons since.
he became proprietor Relative ~
the new hotel project. Mr.. LoughTam
at this time has nothing to say. He
is one of Asheville's most substantial.
citizens and one of the largest tax
payers, il not the largest taxpayer I'M
the city. He has been in business
here for the past % years. He be-
lieVed in Asheville quarter OF q
s:entury ago and he believes in Askea-
vile today and in sAsheviIIe'e. future
He is not afraid to invest his IEo1ey
here ann this action on the part or
a man Of wealth inspires others It
is understood that the SwannanO4
hotel will be greatly improved Al
once.-Gazette News
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;
After one Of the most closely con-
tested elections on record in Hender-
s0nville, R. H. Station, republican, was
reelected mayor of HendersonviIle
for the next two years over C. e.
Brooks, democrat, by-a close vote of
13 majority.
Until almost the end of the count
Tuesday night the result was in doubt
and it took the entire city'vote to in
dicate who had won.
: Ideal weather prevailed on election
day and many Of the towns most
prominent citizens took active steps
in working for their respective can
diaates. During the day very little
business was transacted at the stores.
Everybody seemed to be interested in
the election and the polls was crowd
ed all day.
The fight on both sides was princf-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04

New York, April 27.-Mrs. Jacob
Probstein, bride of four months, was
lust about to- start south today to
meet her husband in Richmond, Va.
tomorrow when she was notified by
telephone that he had been klelc. She
left tonight with her father and br1-
ther in law to bring the body home.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
Cannon Would Be The Last.

Mr.. Gudger thinksit very bad for NJ
Kitchin to vote with DaIzell and EEeA
Call, and then he gets into the samH
bed with old Cannon. If we had toe.
bed with any Republican, Cannon
would be the last to be selected News
and Observer.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
End Came After so Years. Service to
Master

Wilmington, April 27,4Revs Ar
chibald McFayden. for more than so
years in the Presbyterian ministry,
with the exception of four years spent
in the Confederate army as lieu
tenant in the Fifth North Carolina
cavalry. died today at Clarkton, aged
Is years. He was a native of Fayette-
vile.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
PASSENGERS eSUFFOCATED WHEN
PULLMAN BURNED.
Bride of Four Months Was just Tax.
ing Train TO Meet Him.

Raleigh, N. c., April 27.-A Pull
man of the Atlantic Coast Line train,
No. 86 known as the Palmetto limit
ed, was destroyed by fire at Rocky
Mount early this morning. One pas
senger, J. Probstein, travelling sales
man of New York city, was suffocated
to death and the flagman, J. c. Ruse,
was injured;
Mail Clerk w. F. Ireland was also
injured. The fire is supposed to have
started from leaking gas tank. When
the accident occurred there We're ten
passengers asleep in the car. All es-
capped except Probstein. He was go
ing from Charleston to Richmond and
entered the car at Flcrence, S e. lIis
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
CURFEW LAW IN AsHEY1ILK-
Measure Carried By Big Majority.
Bond Issue for School Building

Asheville. N. c., April 2S.-In the
municipal election held today the en-
tire democratic ticket was elected,
none Of the various Offices being con-.
tested. The proposed $4,000 bond Is
sue for the city school was endorsed
by total of 863 votes, only Ii votes
being cast against it. A total of $50
votes was cast in favor of the pro-
posed curfew law for this city, TEN
votes being registered against it.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-04
wife Was a Bride.

body is in, charge of local undertak-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-31

WlorgaHs ebemaliger Ge7
faGftstbeilhaber, SEQ. gB. YertinS,
reiIt i'm 9unoe herum uno ipriht IN
belpeqIthen morten BON ben 9efoprsH,
ipsl6e bas 9robtapital beoroteu, iaSt
aber nihts bon ben 8sfabren, tpelhen
bas gpIt ausoeIeBt 1T. Was sr befitrz
iportet, lit nas Reht beg 8roBtapttdls,
bas 8ublitum nit WpnopoIspretIen
All beoriiden. Sin folder pIdn tdnH
Dem 8plte unm0glih eiHIsuhtsn.
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Ser Seioelberaer griiden.
trummler.
9pn +. 9ufnsr (5sibeIb.rs).

9on Udliontn Wleni6eu, bis auf
Der altsr Ssioelberoer Redar6rite iih
an benz bsraufdeHoen Qanoihaftss
tiIpe iattgstrunten baben, limb iih
TauIsnoe Der S66Hbsit hisisr Bride
isIbit bspubt gsporoen. llnter oisisn
Souisnpsn linb rpobl Sunosrts, oeusH
lie lieb unp trout III rpie teius anoere.
bic Die b.rrIihs gpopO, 50loerlins
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@oetbs ihrc Stonheit riibut .lpie pi.Is
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grentuno, @ottfriso aslsr ibr herr
Iihs 2ieper asipeiht, gBis piel. unttr
lihe 2ieber gefpeibt. Dis pi.lt iinb
o5er ant.r ben 5uHosrtsn, Die aunos
baben DON Der 5.lDsnthat zines 16idbs
rigsn 5ransOisniiinsliHgs. Der i'm
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ieiH iunees glut pergoIsn2 &.ia ai.e.
tein SslbsnbuG trs6bli bic Thdt, bat
ben Ramen oss tIsiHsn 5sIosn duis
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glm 16. Cttobsr parsn 112 sSa1re
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fir 5eibsl6erg unb bic betbsiIigtsn
| Dit.rreihif6en R,stnsnisr 1T es Gin
bsn,ipIrois.s GrlebniB gsbIi.ben.
lleber ole triessesIhihtlide Situaz
| tion qibt iebtr 2sitfaDen auFiflrb.
Die Sauptfhlahten nss Sabres 1893
lpurbsn in Staiisn uno Der S6nsi5
qsihlagen. Die arissssrsigniHt aT
WaitielrbsiH, Wlain unb 0.dar poreH
| fir Di. GRti6.ibuns BON esrinsster
8speutuug. gun prittsn Mai. riitien
bic Tran3oitn bon Wain5 ssgen bic
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Refar paren nur ttpa 5000 SeIisrrtiz
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Die fih Dor Der frdn5oiiIhen ll.Der.
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9rauttmansborff bate nit fpeniser
aompagni.n unb einem G.ldib Der
9ormarf1 Der Gran3oien cine seit'
lang auf3ubalten unb baburn bef
Rudsus gu erHOsliden. Dies mar be
Der ueberl.senbsit bes 5einbes in alItI
Wufisnsattunsen seins serinse auf
sabe.
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Dad, BEN. Meiben Nieer in
Aerpplau.

aaubalatfta am Meiben Mstr. an
Der Subtitle Der 6albinisI Golo, III
b.ut. Der n1rbliafts punii bsr Gros.
ipslter uuf bem auFtpes srreihi iuors
ben In. Die ruifiihen 1lisatr prus
tihentp Shabssi unb Gebauer bdbea
asm.inIhdiilih, absr jsosr i'm sisenen
Ieroplan, bic TurhqueruHg 5lnns
lambs ausa.fiihrt. Ehabsii CAB fols
oenben 8erit)t iibtr feline unb ieinss
acaeaeu bsrporragsnos 9eiituns: .Wit
alien Qothnsnoigsn reihlih perf.hen.
iiiea,n mir bei Petersburg aaf nno
nohmen bi. Jahririhtuns onf ben aas
boga &c. 3u, lpsIfsn mir mad etrra
Observation-Disclosures Jlue srrsihtsn.
Starte 2ufitpirttl 3ipdng.n nns. hsl
Der ueberqutruna bes srobsn ginnens
fus bis auf 800 Wsier 9obe aufsus
| iteiaen. Drei Etunben noh uHiertr
albfabrt iibtrflosen mir bos am Qorbs
enbs oes Sess seIsseHe Si6bifen Scs
ropala. Ter jssi fclgenbe 9btil uns
ftrer 2ufireiis. als ipir bic finnifd.
SeenpIdttt err,idteH, mar bos S6Ons
fte, lpcs msin aoIiege uno idl jemnIs
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finniIfen llripalD<s pehislie init BEN
blenbenDsn Meib bes Nsuihntss unt
benz ti,isn glau Der finnifftH Or
lpdfIer. Wenn aah Das anotiern nts
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ipeIfe iiber benz 0nn3eH gebreiiet lag
/ 6inter bem auino 5ee Ihlup bal
bisber 70 siinifiss mtittr nm. Wil
lnkbsn aui cine bidte, biz uuf BIZ
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auf bic 0ilfs uHierer aompoft an
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perIpnol hd6en unb teine BON ben aors
poratipneu ioa 2lttien in Der dnoez
rem aprppration befisen. s5erner bari
teiner bon ben % inbipipuea 8ertlase
ten ben tnntroIirenpen Intbeil in IL
qenb elmer Der bisberigen aorporatios
nen oes 5ubat 5ruits beIissn. Die
@npdIte fir Die unobbGnoigsn aors
porationen Ie1en ebenfalls ben
Souptua6orud barauf, oaB Der gez
meiniame 4ttienbeftB in ben pier Sors
porotionen, in fpeIhe Der 3ruit ith
aufI0isn min, nidt seouloet fperoea
oirfe, ba TonIt Der 5ruit in neuer
sSorm peiter beiteben tpiirpe. g8ie bic
8epei6en msIoen, haben Die Rltter
iih Al 8uniten perI hieoenerBorIhld
oeg 5ruits ertldrt, auoere aber ents
ihieben miB6iuigt. gBie Die &c
rifte bic Guabratur oes SreiIes ttns
ben poQen, muB ibnen iiberluhen
bleiben. Sopeit mir Die Sahlass 81
iberIhausn permDgeu, ipiro ods 0ez
ridt niht in cine fold p0Qige aufIOs
iunq einipiQigen, tpie Die 8egner be5
8ruIts es perIaugen, ba iolhes niht
oeide6en tuun, pbne bds gan3e III
3ruftpapiereu augslegte germogen all
uerni6ten. Gs III ebsn unmOglih, ets
mas, mas p6Iig perpfuiht 1T, Dies
Der in Orpnuns gu bringen, mas III.
iere guIidt bsitdrtt, ouB ous 5ruit'
geieB elmer llmgeitoltung beoarf uni
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Yon Der 3i6ne.
Gth.l Barrymore iInsst i'm
@rano Eperubans einen
berSlidem Gmpiaus.
.sie eiebsebaiSbrisea" Sdan'
ipielsaopitat BON Daag 2reper
inn 1entitbem 1beater.
giumaltaeS Saffpiei Der @roAeH
cper BON Gbieass.

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asrn ssitbsn 1T, oos bsseugt. Der libsr'
aus berslit. Gmpfans, Der Der atiniis
lerin osiisrn 4benD i'm era n .
Cpernhaas suibeiI purbs. Us
lpar elm febr biitinsuirtes pubiitum,
peld,es bas 1beater In alien 1htil.i
b,lest bate. Die aiinititrin trat IN
rer MafDn'ihen Ropitdt .1bs WiinsB
for the Teisni." auf. gs III bic 0ts
ihidie Don Der .Grau nit Der Der.
oanaenbsit@, bic uns in Der Sdnolurs
srsGhlt pirb. Die ~Dsrgnngsnbeii-
Der nrou Gieua 9ollantpns iDsI'i
ritts anf. mas sseen lire ehrs gtnes.
Gi. mfiebt nur in sinsn' ilsines
.WoroD, oeiieri Cpftr alitrpings DER
gaiie GielIas gsspors.n III. sJn Wirf'
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spahr unb lnoMts tiefen ginbrud
Damn bdt Die Hiiniilerin nuy nod Gin!
Qrobe Gjsnt, als Ne Dos Gtft0nbril
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eis5t unS @Oetbe.

gu einem seipiFsn 3eitpunti botts
ich fir Wsiinar eiEe neue Euu'tperlooe
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4uauft po Wagnsr uno ih bic
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aiinltiae 8erbdltniiis baben oieisn
3ruum Sunihte a.mabt" iolf)
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ben ,,9rensboten4 erifxinsnoen auf'
fases su MAIDEN. Wis Der gefeisrtsala'
pisrmeifter 1874 bic Sberltiiuns bel
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mi. feinem snit fceleif an oie hDl3er
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sualeih Elm 9sfenntnib fiir bic tief
ginipirtuno goetbes auf fsin tigsne
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lee. Die atDBts @tfohr fohsn i

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