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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

tben urb @eorangniiie tief gu $er3en
Mnb oft m0dten tie nnS au1tblos l1to
per5ngt MAIDEN. Mber 6os @onitans
|tiniide Subildatm m1ft uns 5u: @as
leib ibr furdbfam, lift &leingldllbi.
gen? (Nt. 8, 26.) Sc ruff a1ns nl1f
3ur Gbnt. Gs balt a1ns Dor bns 8et-
lpiel ser gbriiterr bon 6an1als. Sc
gilt uns 3n beoenfen, 6aB Der Stride
iener @ieg uu1b iene Sreibeit ou@
MIDI Don ielbit in 1en SdoB gefaIen,
|ionoerm 1oB er ser @nets bielet Sc.
tens, bieuer Miben, bieler Opfer nor.
SIN ser Gbat, iener Sieg tuatr6e noe.
niger Don g%omftontin'S @ol6aten un6
NIT ibrem 8l1t erfaiimpfft, als bon SEN
Seer doaren 9riitlider @eter un6
NIT 6em 8lut ser 8ablloien Martprer,
tpeniger 6urh Die Siibtigfeit urp6
@antpfesfreu6igfeit ser @0mer, als
5mr6 ole Eudtie6eit unb @loa1bens-
fneu6igfeit NIT Der Ole @briiten 6rei~
bunoert Sabre lang i'm @a1npffe oa1s<
geborrt baben. Sem @ieg Ser @obr.
|beit, 6em Eriumpb 6es &peu5es-, ser
@eItberrfdnft ser Stride NOR tpirf-
Iam norgearbettet moroem 6ar@ all
iene Mri1ten, Ole mutt beroiidem Mf1<
tie fir ibren @louber 5ea1gten Dor
@uiIeren -unb @onigen, Dor &idter-
itiiblen u115 olnf Solterbdnfen, 6ie 6as
&reu3 berride11 IieBen in ibpem 2e<
ben unb in ibren Sumrilien lm6 &a1rb
einen m1iterbaften @an6el ibrer Sir.
de @bre ma9ten.
8enn b~ertautage nue @briiten 6ie-
iem @orbiG 11odeifern tpiir6en, tpabr-
Ii6 l1niere betltge @iirdfytee fftili1tbe or&
in ser @elt anbers Ga ur6 es tpiirbe
ibr beute rod n,ande Stnp6e um6
8efrei1ng i9logen. Mer bel mebr
nod als under Sen 5elfeln, sic tpelt-
Iide m1idte ibr onlegen, letoet ite
unter Sen GeiieIn, INIT 6enen mibre Ell
geter &iin6er iie bin1en uro berbin-
5ern, - 10 npa11de ibrer &in6er, sic,
mnitatt fit fie ein5utreten, 5u nrbeite1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

SSn eirem aats 6em gIeidem MnIaB
berfaBten &irtembriefe meiit Cardinal
Surlep bon Seem Sort oa1f ole Seg-
tn1ngen fin, tpelde ser Stoat, Die So
milie, iotpie ie6er @iinaelne 6em @bri=
itentblm ber6anfen. @oam fonmt es
auf Ole finiterm Mddte, 1taa1tentlih
Den So5ioIismus, at ippeden, mel@e
ii9 6ie 8%erft0ra1mg 6s 1riftli6et
@taatsi6eals urr6 ser @rtitlihen So
milie gum 3ieIe eefett boben, 11n6
for6ert oue, 5te it@ Ole @ietdt Dor
a1mierem driitltden grbga1t bemabrt
haben, otf 3ur @amnlurg ar6 @e.
ffidmpfatrg ser falidet mirtbfdoftlt-
den ur6 mnterialiiden Gbeorien.
Dos @@reiben i@lieBt init einetn er1t-
item &inmeis oatf Ole infolge Ger reli-
gioien a1rub iihliden Corruption unie-
rem 2an6e 6roben6e1r @efabren 1rb.
einem eriten MppM an oos @oIfsge>
mifen. Derienige, iogt Ger @ar6inal,
meldem 6ie 8aptunft 11nieres Canoes
am &er5en ltege, miiiie bon banger
Gorge erfiM tperoet nneeitdts ser
geiitolie len, beionifdet urno ltatatiirIi-
dten @run6fdbe, ole i'm Monpe1t Ser
mo6ernen Civilization norgetroge1t
at1b bertbei6igt per6ett. @ir ieien
on einem fritiiden @a1rffte o1ge1angt,
90 Mor6, S%e1bitmoro, ser Mor6 ser
nngeborenen, @bebru&, @beideioume
u1rb Greie 2tebe I'M 2at16e berrihen.
@o@ lei 3tpar, @ot fei Danf, sic Of
fent1ide Meima1rrg groBentbeils beein-
fluBt BON 6riitlidem @ra1m6iabem
aber III b%emielben maBe, mie uurier
@oIf ii@ abtpenoe nom 4riitliden
SS6em 1es io3ioIe1 am6 GamiIien-9e.
be1ts, nebuee ser religioiie a,1,b iittIiidhe
@erfam iiberbanb atno I'M 10 rnider
miiife SOS Strofgeridt b~ereinbreden
fir Ole MiBadtung Der a,1pob6n6erli-
@en @eiebe 6es Mlandid4ttiiger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
1rlo 5ap ffaimpfen, ole &6n6e in 6e1t

urb gu fdmpfen, bie $art6e IN 6et
@hoB legen, ite .bo6 ooer goe13 her-
lel1gne11 ole ielber 1midtss 1ta9 lift a11r0
ibrer beiligen @eboteru fpaeen, feinen
@tnfluB ol1f 6os eigene 2eben, anf
5ie eigene Ga1nilie, oaf sic &inberer-
5ieb1mrg nerftotte1t, Die ielber feline
Sreien iein molIen, fon6ern muir 6ie
Breibeit gum @edmontel ser @osbeit
miBbraud,en Il. @etr. 2, 16), sic
ScIaoentetten zines nn9riitlid5en, To-
fterbafte1r @ar6els, aes Mlfobolts-
nuts, ser @eniderfur@t 1dleppem,
ser firdliden 0brigteh sen @ebor<
iam Deri agen, 8mietpadt fdden atb 6ie
Stride In @erruf brtnge1t.
. modte 1o9 Ole g%rinnern11tg on
iere groben Cage ser @oraeit mie Elm
SriibIingsiturm po1t @om aus ba1r6
ole 9arr6e brouien, aGe grte1 &rGfte
meden, beleben, tpos erftorben, fefti-
gen, tpas i1dtpah, fretmoden, mas ge-
bu11oert it'll Sc iff Elm gepaltiger
Mabmruf, melden Die Gbrtiten ierrer
@or5eit an a1ns ridter: @ei6 einig,
nie tpir einig tpanen, f9lieBet felt
oie &etben tint Bopit 11n6 @ifd0fe,
att6 feline @r6enmodt a1rb Hi1e Mo9t
ser &0le miro etnns mi6er gat@ ber-
moger. Sei6 bdtig, arbeitet, mir
tet, 11iibet ie6e Greibeit aus, sic @a14I
belafiem 1T, 1tttoo iibr mer6et mebr SSrei-
bett 6n5u getptntreat. SeD ielber
6rete, 1idh Siin6enfrede u16 nidt
Meni@enfueebte; 51r Sreibeit fei6
sSbr berufen Goal. 5, 49, Sei6 treaa
@atrer beiligen Mattter, Ser &irde
Mre Greu6en feien Cure Drelpoert,
tbre 2et6en feter Cure 2etoen; 1pob-
ret STR sic @~tn6estreue, sic Mnnness-
treue, 6ie @ol6atentrelte!
Dieier Mobnruf jon 1idt at1tgebb66m
berbnGen. Mit beiligett @oriaben, NIT
6anfbarer 6reltoe tpolGert mir 1as
misunderstanding begebe1t nn6
beretrt mutt 6em 81. @ater u1r6 ouen
treter @atboltfen ser @eIt a1tb
$errn Ser Stride Bitten, BOB St a1d
in unieren Sogert Ole ModN ieires
&renaes offenbore a1,b 6eifen Gei1r6e
aur @rfenntniB ser @abrbeit fiibre,
6nB @r aub berte In onert 96nbern
feline Stride Sen Grieoen 1ttt6 sic 6rei
bbeh .ifdettfe 81 feiner @erberrliidai,rg
atnb aam Sell ser gootaet @eIt.
Mmer.
Golge1t sic Mor,ergunter@rifte
oner 6e1tfden @rabfd6e asr6 81
d0fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
ms @onauenli9t ser Sreibeit a1r6 NIT
gonitantin Sen @aiiertbron beftieg,

ms @ontpenlidt ser Greibeit aln6 nit
gomitantin Sen aaiiertbron beitieg,
aus 6en entertainments in Die maie-
iitatilden -@iirder iiiberiiebelte; in mel
dem 5ieges8ug file 2an6 apto 2ar6
eroberte uno 5ie 9ebrmilterin, @r3ie-
berlin, Mutter ser @0ilter pur6e;; tpie
iie 1elber fret getporoen alSbal6 Der
Men1dbeit sic 6reibeit bnudte, lie
aus ser @ne6tidaft 6es $ei6entbaam6
erl6ite, sic Scloberei 1ur9 6ns @e1eb
ser 2iebe iibertponb; mie 6ag @reu5,
eben nod beidimpft beradtet mno
nit Tuben 9etrete1, nun als 3eidem
oes Sells un6 1eS @ieges bon BEN
Mltaren, Don Sen @uppeln ser Sir
de,e, bon ser Stirne ser @aiaren Die
@elt beitroblte prnb beberri@te nn1'
cine meme @rltur ms 2eben rief.
Dos fins erbeben6e, ber5itartenoe
@rinnenunge11. 3 Sretbeit ser &irde,
pelh Elm Segen biit gu fir 6ie gar5e
Menfbbeit! @ir beriteben boS 8ort
l6es FL. gr5biihos Mnielm1s: @ott
Iiebt nidts mebr auf 5ieier 8ef als
sic 6reibeit ieiner Stride. &ber feb~
rem 50 1ni@t unfere @e6ante1 aus ie-
men berrlid)en 8eiten trounig 5urid
in sic @egentpart? @ar1m fin6en mir
nod Elm 9an6, in Sem sic Stride ienes
@oumoB bon Greibeit batte, 5os @ons
itontin ibr berIieb 1tn6 arf Dos fie
Mniprltd fat. sSn 10 bie1en 2anoern
itott Ser @egmtrtgen 6es 6rieSens
un1 @onpf; ftaH ser 6reibet
a1mbeilpolle @eitnebungen, sic 8etpe<
gl1ngs- a1n6 @ntpidlmngsfreibeit Ger
einsuengett, bpen ginfruB 5m
11nterbringe1, iie aus ser S@atle, aus
ser @eiet9ebunrg, aus SEM offentlt=
9en 2eben n1es5uldolten, iogor tbr
8irfer 51 bemmert, Sen
b~Iiiben6en 8o1lm Tires 0r1enslebens
5u5uidnei6em, ane lire 2ebenserre<
gpsa,gen orgnSbniiH GIT beouHi@tigen.
Die 2ei6er ser Stride iin6 l1riere
Dorum geben l1rps 6ieie &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
opn befti9er
2un9enbef6merbe.

@ietpobI mir ale tpi1en, oab biele fri<
f9e Quft urb CUTE Nabrung 2euten. BE
an 2u1gentrartbeit 1eioen, n~otbspeuotg
fi1b, 1T es bod r1ebr notbtuenbig. boHe
@eiun6beit tpieber5ubrineen. gdmau'8
M%Iteratibe 1T cine Iebi3in fir 9als< n16
2ungenleioen, unb 70 biele 8eri9te fh1b
eingegongen, meI6e betpei{en, bab e. 70
gute@rgebniife in elmer NnoabI bon BSdHen
rem. bab ale 2eioen6en. bic j%on5tpie tetue
!9iilfe farber. tpertgftet,5 ruterlu@en foH<
ten, mas e5 fir anbere 8etban bat &c
mag baa Mittel fem, Cure @e1un66ett
tpie6er ber5uftelen. 11nterfu9t btefen
San:
Ma6ifon Gate. Mtn1.
~9errenl - Sui 9e3eu,ber 1908 rnb
Ndr3 1909 tpur0e i9 bon Qun9erbllten
befauen, tpas MIDI ie6eSmal mebrere
8o1en auf bas 8ett antpies. 9nbur1
tpltroe t1 febr fdtpa1, unb t9 bnfete
our Nn6t3eit unb tonnte nidt f9lafer.
Weir1 Mppetit berIieB mid audi. Metn
9octor rietb mir, nad benz Beften 81
qehen, aber ih bate bier tpettere Blnss
fir3e. bic mid fir orei @oben ans 8ett
feHelten.
SIN Mopember begab i9 mid na@ 9er<
Der, Colo. Sort angefomrnen traf i4 @i<
daeI 8roob, Der na4bem er bon n1eineun
8uftanoe geb0rt, in mid brang, gdmm's
Meratipe gu nebmen. Sn ettpn 3tnei
Monaten began11 ib better 81 fiiblen. sd
fubr fort, Bic Mebt5in gu nebn1en rab
nabm raid gu. SIN Mdr5 1910 tebrte
id beim. sd CLAUDE, i1 Ri nboQftddnbig
tpobl, babe einen guten Gppetit ln6 f4laz
fe gut. Gls i6 9enber berlieb, tpoe If
$50 Bfunb. SEPT tpte9e i9 1856 Rttxb;
bas 1T 11ein rornales @etpi9t. S44bau<
fe @ott unb Sbren1 Mlteratibe fiir meme
@%eiunbbeit. Benn i9 ir9enb elmer aa<
bern Berfon beIfen tam, bic All Snber<
fuloft8 lei6et, tperbe i9 es eerne tbbru.~
(8ei@tporene ausfage)
Saul g. 6asnadt.
@du1at1'6 Nlteratibe lift tptrffan1 IN Gddls
len bon 8ronditis, Gitbu1a. 9eufteber,
&als< unb Qungen<Befdiper6en lu1 I'M
Mufbau bes @bftem5. @ntbdt tetn Git.
Dpioten ODER Mebi3in bic ftd our @es
tpobnbeit madt. gu ~berfonfen BET ber
Molitor 9rlg 60. lno atberen 4a1pf<
apotbetern. Bragt mad @ooflet, III uel.
6em &eiIungen beraet9net ftnb cher
f6reibt an gdfr1a1s Qdbordtortlut, R9t<
ilaoeIpbia, ga. ffitr tueitere ebiben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Sur Gonnantimsfeier.

@ieoer1m 1T man atns I'M tatbo.
Iiiden Deutidlano poralSgeeilt, ir-
Sem man sort inn gaa18er 2amoe lebt
idon an ser Subelfeier beilnimnt,
sic sic beilige Stride in 1ieiem Sobre
51r grinnera11tg on aas 8efreiungSS-
e6ift 0es @aiierS @onitantin Dor iedJS~
5ebnbunoert Sabren begebt. linn Ser
6eier ei1pen einbeitliden @barafter gu
geben, baben iamntlide 8i1dofe 6es
oeutIden @ei6es elm gemeimiames
&irtenidreiben erlaiien, III 5em tie
auf sic groBe 8e6eutu1tg bieies ST.
hilalms binpeiien a1n6 das @oM er-
mobnen, es int pabren tatbolii6en
@eiite 3ugeben. @enm oieie @orte
nl16 uripriingli6 an Die @atbolite1t
Inn alten. @aterla,t6e geridtet iir6, 10
eibt Sic l1nioerlolitdt 6es ibnen 5a1
@mupoe liegen6em @eoantenS, iomie
5os geiitige @on6, SOS utrs tr1a1ner
nod nit Der 9e1nndtb lttlerer Sor1agt
rem ODER unierer eigenen Derbtnoet,
ibnen 1o@ einen boGberen nn1 meite=
ren Slug, ser ite Biz in unle ere oeut-
id,en fotboliiden @er5en tragt mno
ibtpen sort elm tparmes 8labd5en ber=
idnfft.
g1a6 elmer erl1uterm6en @inleiz
tung fabren 6ie &odm'item 8iidofe in
brem Sdreiben fort: She 2ei6en atrr.
ierer beiIigen &irde dir6 nrIere Set
Sen, bre 6peu6em iin6 uni ere Srel1=
sen. 60 lit es at1s cine &er5ensfreat-
sc, 6oron erinrprt gu tper6en, tpie in
foIge ienes Snges ur6 @6ictes DIE
beiIige Stride nod 6reiba11t6ertiaibri<
gem Mortpri1,m, nod einem Sliidt-
Ii%ngsIebe1p in @iiter ltn6 @ebirgerl
in &6ibJe1r uro &lIiften ser @roe
Sebr. II, 38) lire mranet trod-
nete, 6os Eroleerflei1 NIT Sem Seit<
ge>paa6 nertm1idte 1nb aus Ser 61nt-
pfen 2uft ser @otafomben ber@1fities
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Sen S11iten, Ser fi6 fefiett.

Ser @orre1t ser S@minoiudt mag
Ole l1riade ietn utt6 cine @rfdiltaarg,
Ole ii6 feitgeleBt, i9uadt 6as Sp
item. SoleD's &onep ono Sar Com.
poa1p6 itiut Sen &uiter, beilt Ole etht-
5iinbeten IbeiIdet ltnb itarfHt 6ie
9unger. So. @ou1ttree, @fiunpore,
60, ingt: rSnfI1,eran binterlieB mir
ei1etn- tiefiiberben aatp6 aeiihtpeiilig
ldmer3po1Gen @atten, sen GoGep's
&onep nrr6 Gnr oolliftB6in6ig beiltte."
Molitor Drug So. Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Sic aIte @eimatb.
@effalen.

Die @eiefer Sdlbemgeiemi9aft
miro in 6ieiem Sabre ibr 500idbrtges
begeben. = Sn Soet
I'M Sabre 1915 cine grobe fog.
Sonia~Iusfteq1tng beranitaltet mer-
Den. = SSn 2M6emi6eib Deru1t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
mdnner:@ bnb=D epartement

Mtdntter=9 cb1b=0 epartement
Neue SDrte Badar6 @dube fir Manner
NIT &nDpfen o6er @bniiren, tan unb Sun
Wtetal, Hreiie 81, $3.50. Dieielben baben
lene berrltbe neue TuBipibe, mel9e Die 8uz
ben gerne baben. Mn6ere Sbube in allen
guten @tplS gu So bis $3.50.
Mrbeit8:@ cbube
@@mer ober 1et@t, ale @tpls, bonn niebri<
gen biz gum boben Sbnitt. YreiIe BON $1.75
bic gu $500. Nu@ cine 11eue @prte BON
Hantoffeln fur CONNER.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
now An INDIANA GIRL
Got Strong and Well Again at
Small Cost.

Miss Alta Abel, of West Baden, Ind,
says: 81 was a complete wreck, al
ways, tired, wornout and nervous. I
had to spend about one-third of my
time in bed and my life was not worth
living. Vinol, your delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, was recommended, and
it has done me more good than all the
medicine I ever took in my life. That
nervous and tired feeling is all gone.
I have gained in health, flesh and
strength, until I feel like another per.
SON."
Vinol is the most efcient strength
creator for such women. It is the
medicinal elements OF the Gods livers
contained in Vinol, aided by the blooA-
making and Strengthening properties
Of tonic iron, which makes it so far
superior to all other tonics to build
up health and strength for weak.
tired, ailing women. It contains no
oil and has a delicious taste.
We give back your money if vinoI
does not do all that we. claim.
THE JUSTUS PHARMACY.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
GLENN IN WASHINGTON.

Ex-Governor and Other Tar Heels
Visit Capital City on Business.
Washington, May 29.-Former
Governor r. B. Glenn was a visi-
tor at the White House today
The former governor spent quite
a little time. with the President
and when he emerged from the
Presidents private Office he told
the newspaper men that he called
on Mr.. Wilson in the interest Of
his friend, j. III. Oliver, who has
been recommended for postmas-
ter at Reidsville. It has been
understood that Senator Sim
mons would not allow the Fcon-
frmation of Oliver should the
President send his nomination to
the senate.
Nine loyal Democrats were put
i'll close touch with the govern
nlent pay roll today when the
senate confirmed that many nom
nations to be postmasters. In
the list was r. S. Galloway, Win
ston7Salem; j. q. Wellington,
Charlotte; M. NJ. Faison, Roam
oke Rapids; E. B. Perry, Jr., Lit
Teton j. E. Ligon, Ellington
Ira Hunt. Kittren; W. E.. Gary,
Henderson; George L. Whitefield,
Franklinton, and Mrs. N. g..
Rowland at West Raleigh.
In addition to the combinations
the President sent the following
nominations to the senate: Post
masters, D.. D. French, Lumber
ton; John B. Petteway, Jackson
vile; Leonidas N. Michaux,
Goldsboro; 0. K. Holding, Wake
Forest.
Representative Page has re-
commended the following for ap-
pointment as postmasters: Edwin
F. McKeithan, Aberdeen, and A.
N Butler, Randleman.
w. A. Devin, of Oxford, a can
didate for the assistant district
attorneyship, for Eastern North
Carolina, is here. Mr.. Devin
watched the proceedings of the
senate from the gallery. at was
the first time I had been in The
since David B.. Hill and
Pettus were members Of that
August body" said Mr.. Devin,
''Pettus started to make a speech
on free silver and nearly every
body left the chamber" he said.
His heart touched by the pleas
of three little motherless girls,
left destitute by the imprison-
ment of their father, President
Wilson has granted "a pardon to
Marion Cook, serving two years
Denitentiary sentence for "moon-
distilling in North Caro-
ina. The young girls, whose
oleas moved the President to
grant clemency, have been com
to support themselves in a
southern cotton mill. A fine of
100 accompanying the sentence
las been remitted.-Daily News.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
Hotel Managers Get Together.

Asheville, May 28.-The man
ayers Of the various hotels of
>neville formed the. Asheville
Hotel Mems Association at a
meeting which was held at the
Langren last night and elected
the following officers: President,
James. L. Alexander, manager of
the Battery Park; vice-president
j. Baylis Rector, manager of the
Langren; secretary and treas
ury, William S. Kenney, mana.
ger Of the Grove Park Inn.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
A.H.Morey
HAS FOR SALE

Three SO, or two Is feet lots on 4th
avenue west-cement walks, water and
sewerage, four blocks from Main ST.
Also two-story 8Nroom house corner
9th avenue west and Church Sts., one
block from Main.
A 20 H. P. Ford Roadster, new set
of tires and tubes-but little used.
For rent, a fiat of 6 rooms, complete
in every detail, furnished or u%nfurnish-
ed, in my new building. Water furn-
iShed.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
REV. F. M. JORDAN WRITES.
Pays Deserved Tribute to Depart
ed Friend i'm Biblical Recorder.

- ~ ~SSSS
ed Friend in Biblical Recorder.
/ wish to say to my friends
through the Recorder that l am
still lingering on the shore of this
world, though still a great suffer-
er-have nearly lost the use of my
right hand and can scarcely write
a word-unable to do anything.
June 4 will be my eighty-third
birthday have been a church
member seventy years, and have
ben preaching the gospel sixty
two years. The pilgrimage will
soon have ended and | shall have
to give an account of my steward
ship. 1t will be painful to leave
so many loved ones on this side of
the river, but oh, the delightful
thought of meeting the loved ones
on the other shore. {
John T. Pullen was one of my
best friends ON earth, and did a
great deal for my comfort and
happiness for many years, as he
did for thousands of others. If it
we're a source of so much happi-
ness to meet him on the streets of
Raleigh, what will it be to meet
him on the golden streets in heav-
en-? A few more birthdays at
most on earth and it will all be
over and heaven either gained or
lost. i have thought a great deal
recently of what an awful thing
il will be to miss heaven. Oh, for
a general revival of pure and I'M
defiled religion.
F. M. JORDAN.
Calvert, N. G.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
Amended insurance Laws.

The General Assembly passed sew
real bills affecting insurance. matters.
These bills contained enactmentS that
will prove very valuable to the insur-
ing public in the State, and will
tend to a better supervision and a
correction of some of the evils that
the citizens of the State complain of.
Misrepresentation.
A bill was passed that is practically
a copy of the Massachusetts, law, and
forbids Misrepresentation by estimates,
circulars or statements of the terms
of circulars or statements of the terms
of any life insurance policy, or the di-
vidends that it will pay, and also the
MISREPRESENTATION of a policy by either
title or name.I 1t also ferbids misrep-
reservations to parties in order to in
duce them to drop their policies and
take out insurance in other compa-
MES. That this law is needed and will
be f~ar-reaching in its effect no one
will doubt. and it should bring about a
decided Improvement in this respect.
Life Contracts. t.r%
A bill introduced by Senator Pharr
requires all life policies or forms of
contracts to be submitted to and ap-
proved by the Insurance Commission
er before they can be used or sold in
this State.
Industrial Accident Insurance.
A law was passed by which a com
pany with $25 GOO capital can do an
Industrial accident insurance business.
This allows the same privilege to COM
panies with a capital of this amount
that is allowed to mutual companies
and also for the doing of an Industrial
life business. &
Assessment Policies.
Under a law passed, the members of
all mutual associations and societies
doing business on the assessment that
these associations and societies shall
make a deposit of $4,000 in North
Carolina bonds, or the bonds of some
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-06-05
Proposed Federal Aid For Good
Roads.

Roads.
AT the present time there seems
TO be considerable excitement over
the 5000 which has been tenta-
lively allotted to North Carolina
ito aid In building roads in certain
sections of the State. There have
been aegfeat many applications
made to the Governor and reasons
given why a certain part of this
$4,000 should be spent In the con-
struction of a road In this or that
part of the State. Many who
have made these applications are
not at all familiar with the con-
ditions placed about the allot-
ment o. this money. The condi-
5tions are as follows:
/. The local subdivision of the
State has to furnish double the
amount of money supplied by the
government.
2. The money appropriated by
the local subdivision is generally
best deposited in the hands of a
local trustee to be disbursed on
the order of the duly qualified
representative of the U. S. Office
of Public Roads. It probably
would be convenient and ~satisfac-
tory to make a National bank, the
trustee. This bank may be in the
county in which the road is to be
8. The engineering work is to
be done by the U. S. Office of Pub
lie Roads, and one of their engi-
neers would be in Immediate
charge of it.
4. The laborers are only per-
mitted to work eight hours a day
on such a road.
5. No convicts will be permit
ted to be worked on the road.
The first three conditions are all
and no one should take ex-
ception to them. The last two,
may affect decidedly the
road work in the county. In the
first place, if $4,000 is allotted to
certain county or township, it
has to provide $4,000 making a
total of $4,000 to be spent on
that particular road. The labor
ars working on this road, who will
be paid out of this $4,000 are
only permitted to work eight
noHrs per day; ). while the regular
.aborers in the county or State
work ten hours per day. There
fore, we lose one-fifth of the time
If each laborer. In reckoning the
$4,000, as paid for labor, we
lose one-ifth of it, or $4,000
10 instead of getting $4,000 we
Ire, in reality, only getting $4,000.
The last condition might not be
# any serious moment in some To-
.alities, but in others it may be
that the convict force of the
or township car be used
the very best advantage on this
particular road; and yet, under
hese conditions, they cannot be
lSed.
For this reason the $4,000
llotted to North Carolina for aid
n road building is not going to do
IS much work as was at first ex-
'ected; and, while the county or
ownship will gain a certain
mount from this allotment, it will
.ot be it's full face value. Z
JOSEPH HYDE PRATT, !
State Geologist. !.
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