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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
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fraste Jpn absr ni1t, ipenu Ct ettpd
WiberIpru9 bsfiir9tete. Oie herr>
i9enbe ReIisiOn 1T Die srie4if4'ta'
tbolif9e.
@sit Dem Sabre 1852 hid bic
tbeotratiIbe Rssierunssform elmer
obIoluten erbli9en Monar6ie; benz
Siirfen (@ospobar) - iebt &Dnig =
feit 1860: glifola l. pistropiti9'
glieauf6, itano Die tleine Sfupfdtind
NIT feds Miniitern Sur Seite; in be.
Ionbers tpi9tiseu Srasen purbe au9
Die grobe StupI9tind einberufsn.
Geit 1905 bat bas 2anb cine resel'
re6te 8oltspertretung uno sebOrt ips
nit in bic Rsibe Der fonifitutioneIlen
Staaten.
Sn Mpntsnssro 1T bds @oItsberr
sur SatIa9e setporben, benn alle
mGnnIi9en Montensgrinsr finb bonn
Is. 2ebensiabre an Bis Sur einltres
tenben glltersIhpG9e militdrpfIi9'
tig. Sn ben frudtbdren Sdlern bauen
bic Montenesriner 9etreioe. tpibmen
fi6 aber mebr nod Der @isbaudt uno
bearbeiten Die Dplle ibrer @dafe gu
ibrer &leioung, iporauf iih i'm gaHSen
bic Snbuftrie 6iefer nod meiit i'm
RaturauItanoe lebenben 8ersbeipobner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

ibr grtenntnis i9riftli4 abfoHeu
un6 bas 8lutseIo (Raparina) be-
itimmsn. ObipobI Fe teine itubier'
ten 4erste baben, .sei4nen oieie iia
our9 bas @ef9id uno bic gIiidIi4e
Mrt, Mun6en 5u beileu, aus.
Die SauptItobt 6es 2anbes 1T ods
iiber 5000 ginpobner SdbIenoe, in
idper SusdusIidsm 8sr9Iano sele'
gene Gstinie. bus ii9 aus einem
1478 gegriinbetsn un6 befeitisten
&loIter enttpidelt bat. gs 1T au4
bic ReFoens bss iebisen G0niss Ris
toIa l., Der. am Z. Ottober 1841 se'
boren. i'm Sabre 1860 ben montene'
srinii9en Sbron beitiesen bat. gr
1T nit Dem ruiiiidsn 3arsn bsfreun'
bet uno perI9tpGgert, feline 9emablin
1T bic fd6ne Jiiritin Milena. Sn
isinsr 8iIouns itsbt er bod iiber ieis
men 2anoslsuten; er bat in poris feis
ne Stuoien gemadt un6 Ipti6t Srans
a0FI4 nit pollsn6eter Rsinbsit unb
@legan5, ia er bat togdr bi9terii4e
9esabuns, 70 oab sr elm gefeisrtsr
Nationalbi6ter TT, beseiitert fir Die
Sreibeit feiner glation.
Die 8sbDlferuns TT i'm sansen
rs9t biinn seiGt, man rednet nur %
Seelen auf ben Nuaorattilometsr.
Sic lit ferbifden Stammes. aber su>
mal i'm Siiben fart nit albaneiiidem
Dilute semiIdt. unb iie unterideioet
iid in mander 9inii9t febr au ibrem
8Orteil BON ben 8eppbuern oss si.
sentli9en Serbien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

6 Pferbe erforberlib. sic berm1,
gen obne ipeiteres ben sroBen Sees
resberbdnben gu folsen ober ibnen
boransueiIen unb 70 auf peite @nt.
fernunsen in fiirseitsr :3eit Ra6ri5s
teniibertrasung berSuifeIIsn.
9lber au9 fir tleinere Sruppsns
teiIs, ipie 8orpOfen uftp., ioipie in
f4pierigem Serrain, mo bic f6peren
&arren ni9t mebr ubne ipeiteres su
fOIsen nerm0sen, gilt ss einen sesigs
neten Stationstpp gu fdaffen. Die
SelefuntenssIeIlfbaft baut bierfiir bic
fcsenannten trasbaren @tationen,
ipel8e auf 4 pferben ober einem
tleinen StueirGbrieen &arren perifdut
unb in bteier Sprm iiberaIl Fin
tronsportiert iperben f6nnen. Die
Rei9ipeite bieIer Stationen betrds.
etipa 70 MsiIen.
Su tpsniser aTs 10 MeiIen lam
cine foI6e Station aus Der @erpot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
ereteeitsH CUR SnbetriebIesuns bes
Stnano.

flung beraus bstriebsfertig nit 45
SUB Mait aufgeitsIlt ipsrbsn. 9is
eIettrii9e gnersie pirb bier bur9
Meni9entraft eraeust, berart, bak
elm in ginselteile serIesbares Srsts
geiteIl mad 4rt sines @slpsipepes
bon elm pOer Slpsi Wlann setrst,n
ipirb, ipobur9 eine tleine 9Dnamcs
maf9ine in Orebuns perfebt ipirb.
Der @mpfans Der WeIlen ipirb bier
nur bur4 Selepbon errei9t. llnIer
Bib Seigt bic trasbars Station in
8etrieb. Sas SretseiteIl iit bon els
mem Wann bebient, lpGbrenb elm an.
berer bas Selepbon am Sbr bat, UNI
SsIesramme 5u empfanssn.
Nur ejne llnpolItommenbeit bafs
tet benz Spitem Der Suntenitation:n
nod on, bic 9lusbreituns ber eIettri<
i9sn @eIIen allIsitig in ben 9aum,
10 baB aud Der Seinb bic Sels.
sramme empfanesn tonn. Sierssgen
fOnnte nun freiIib cine gebeims 3sis
dsnipru9e tpirtfum fhiiben. 2lber
Der Seinb bermas aud bic Selts
sramme nit feinsr sissnsn Station
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Der bisberieen atemloien StiGe
foIat elm Observation-Disclosures 26rm:
Mort aux Prussiensl Mort aux
Prussiensl (Soo ben 9sreuBenl 600
ben PreuBenD @ebe, tuein man &c.
tprBt b6tte, 6aB id Gin Preitbs bin.
Bon innerer @rregung, pllteut'
brannt oh fold b6BIider @utitel.
lung berIieB i5 Die St1tte, Die einc
tpirfIide @efabr fir Die
8oIfsersi bung getpeien lit.
9ie traurisen SoIgen iino nidJt
aiissebIiebeu; mir baben iis III Den
iiinsiten &agen idaitoerno erlcbt".
&u5 Die 9oIniiae 3eitlms bat
in ben perfIoIieren Sabren mebr'
fa6 oarailf binJepieien, baB bon
fransoiiider Seite ipitematiid cine
8erbetung Oes beIsiiden &olfes
betrieben poroen lit. Il. q. bat
bereits i'm Suni 1918 ibr 9riiiieIer
8ertreter Die @efabr hailbiniitiider
iranoGiii6er &aoauItiife bebalIoeIt,
Die nitt aIlein ben oiiten @eidmod
perIeten ionoern aud seeisnet ma.
rem, Die oamaIs frelnloi6lftli6cn
9eSiebumsen su 8eIgien au inter-
eraben. 9ie @eIeier baben iif &c.
gen Sieie fran5ofiide @infubr Md:
nur nidt sepebrt, ionoern iie iogar
eefor6ert. 9ie Saat bieier 8eitre.
bunsen iit mif9egaueen, Dor olleln
in oem nidtspiiroigen @erbaIten
Ses beISiiden golfes ge9en bas
oeutIbe Militdr, uno es bari iid'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
AlIe NitteI find recbt.
@ie in geIsien ber Sentiheubak
vfiinftlertfh" oepflest uirb.

Dthhflertf9" 0eptle9t piro.
Son oem 2ebrer 9tar @aum in
&oIn. Der 5ilr5e;t I'M Seloe iteGt.
bat Die raolniide 3eitltna" fol-
0enbe 3ui6rift erbalten
.GeutIde @aifen iino iiegrcid
in 9cIsien unb in Srantreid mo
babcn i'll fitrser Sriit ita,incnerre-
senoe @rfoIge eraieIt. 9ltit gnt-
ieten aber baben mir bernomIneM
oaB Die 3ibi!bepolferung in BEL
glen in eeraoe5u entmenidter 8ciie
uniere braben Srilppen iiberfaIlen
ltno piele irnierer SoIoaten melld,.
Iings errnorbet bot. 9a felt ulie
cine @piiooe elm, Die ii9 i'm Sabre
1912 Su meiuem groben @ritalmel
in anttperpen abipielte. 8ieoer
tamen Die lang eriebnteu Sommer.
ferier. Wiid trieb es biraus III
Die ipeite 8eIt, INN tleue Gnreglrg
fir meine Sdti9feit 81 geipinncr.
9elgicn mar oas 3icI mciner 9fciie.
Bon 9lanfenber9e aus madte id
cine Hunoreiie ollr6 9el9ien irO
mein g8cs fiibrte mid aud naG
glntiuerpen. 9ieie Staot bot mir
10 pieI oes S66nen, DAB ib mid.
entifloB, bort mebrere Sn9e oit
pcripeiIen; iie bat berrlife Muieer
unS ail6 ionlt aunitih16c erleien.
iter sIrt. 9(ud 6as Rahtlebeu iuoG-
te i6 fennen lernen urb 10 ipa-
Sierte id) nod elm lperig oilf ben
SarptItraBen umber, bis mid eir
g ino init idreienoer Getlomc 5i,;n
geiub einlub. IaG eini9en lano-
idJaftIi6en 9il6ern. Die Die 3aitber-
iueIt SSnoiens noriiibrtcn, miro eir
grobcs Drama ansefihioigt: Ser
9euti6 .Srans0iiihe 8ricg 1901.
Mit groBcr, natemIoier" Spar
nuhg pcrfolgt bas sablreih anne.
ienoe Gublifum, oas ialt aiisidlieE.
lid SIdmiid iprad. ben sIngriii
preuBiider Ssnfanterie al,f iransoii'
i6e aapaIIerie, Der natiirlid nit
Dem befannten fran5oiiiden ~@Ian" L,
ipie mir es ia geiuobnt fino, abgc-
tpieier tpirS. SGnoeflatidcn une
rauihenbes nVive la France"
Iobnt Die tapfere Scleentat Ser
rubnlbebedten Marsiiin1er ouf benz
-Silm! 9a auf einmaI ieten mir
ipicoer preuBiid,e WtuSfetiere; es
iiuo eieielben, Die porber Oieibaus
genommen baben. Sic fommeu in
elm fIeines 9orf unb iitileu lid, MN
on ben pebrIoien @euobnern fir
Die ibnen angetone Shmob 5u rd-
6en. gIIles tpiro nieoer9ebrnnnt,
Die @intuobner iperoen gefaneen 9e.
nOnmen. Gin 9nabe obsr, Der inn
@eroaht itebt, Die 0eutiben Der.
raten sn baben. miro 5ltm So5e
uerurteiIt. Sanlnerno ilnO 5ittcrno
f1Ilt Die @tutter su Sii5cn 6es
prelB;iden Siii5icrs iHo bittet fir
bos 2cbeu ibres cinSi1cn Sobnss.
8oroon miro ni6t 9eaabcnl go.
ocn slugen Der perspeiieIten Wil;t-
ter finft Der Gnabe hiit bon bieIcn
ieinoI.ben 9ugeln t0blid 9etrofien! !!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

rtrasbubrs~ Suntenfation. Dir f:,
ben in Der gtbbilbuns bic fabrbare
Station in 8etrieb. Der erite Wa.
gen entbdIt cine 8en5inOpnomOnIa,
i4ine, ipeI4e bic Sur @r5eusuns Der
6untsn erforoerIi9e eIsttriide gne,.
gle liefert. SIM Sipeiten 8aseu Iinb
ollie Ssnoes uno @mpfanssapparute
untergebra9t. 2lls Srdssr Oss 2ufts
letters III bier Elm tleiner 2uftbals
Ion Derpsnbet, Der in 600 SUB SObe
(auf benz Bib ni9t ii9tbar) itsbt.
@Om 8ollon aus iit Der 2uftbrabt
bsrab au ben Senbe> unb @mps
fanssnppnraten sefiibrt. 9as fir
bic 6iiIluns bes 8aIlons erfprberIi5t
9as pirb in Stablfiai@en mitss.
fiibrt, bic unterbaIb Der Wasen ans
gebradt finb.
Heusrbinss iperben itatt Der Ball
Ions fait ausidlieBIia Ieidt Suiams
msnfeIIbare Robrmaite BON 80 SUB
SDbe peripsnbet, pel1e in peni9er
als 20 Minuten burd aufeinanber.
iteden tur5er gaObrteiIe aufseridtet
ipsrben t0nnen. Don Der MaIHpist
berlaufen Idirmf0rmig bic 2uftleite.
brdbte bernb. 8ermittelit elmer be-
Ionbsrsn gluf5iebporri6tung tpsrotn
bic aneinanber sefeBten SeiIe ssbos
ben, nm 10 Elm neues RobreRbs DON
untsn anIeBen ou t6nneH.
SoI6e fabrbare Stotionen f0nnsn
@ntfernungen bon 100 Msileu iibers
briidsn. Sir ibre Gortbepssuns iinc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
Tie Sore W9etj.

Sd tpei6 uibt, mas iou es bebeuteH,
Sic Gore itebt iebt duf;
o f6nnt id5 fort BET 3eiten,
Sie ipieIet idpn eiuen 2auf.
Sic 2uft lit idtuiiI, unb es funfeIt
8ou 2ifterl bell I'M SaaI;
Rein RIdb6en 1T baIb berounfeit.
SD iis in itinmer DUAL.
sic iebt Iidl gum aIabiere
60 ara5i6s ge5iert,
Gd, iuGr' if bel ber Siire,
Sd tucib nidt, tuie mir tpirb.
sic IpieIt 70 faIIdj NIB greulib
llnb iinat elm 2ieb babel,
8as IIin8t 70 ereu abideuIid,
Nein $rommelfeu 1T entaipei.
Sn meiuer bnIbSunflen gde
@r9reifet MIDI ipiIbes @eb,
ga ipieIt iie gu meiuem S6rede
Sa eapo bas 2iebden - i'd 9eb.
Sd CLAUDE. bic @dIte beridlineeu 4,
@or @dbuen fib, i6auen fid an;
llno bas bat nit ibrem Singen
Sie Gore 0ieb eetdu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

9iener: gins Gmpfebluns bon
GERM 8antbirettor, unO Serr 2eut'
nant m69ten bod beute abenO gu
sinsm tleineu Stat beriibertommsn.
2eutnant: Sd nsbme Die @ins
!abung nit Sant an, lam dber nod
ni9t beitimmt Suiasen. OBJ es mir
mOsli9 iein miro gu tommen.
9iener: Serr 8antoirettor meirls
te, sic ipiirOen seipib tommen.
2eutnant: Dieioa
0ieuer: @r iaste, 9srr 2euts
nant t0nnten INNER elm paar 9ro'
i9en sebrau9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15


gu itOren, inOsm sr sIei9seitis nit
Der gIei4en DeIIenIGnss 3ei9eu boz
Spif9en ienbet, bic bas SsIesramm
unperitdnbli9 MAIDEN piirben. Siers
gegen sibt es sipeierlei sbbilfen. Gins
mol 1T Der bette S9uB ssssn fsinbs
Ii9e StOruns eine fdarfe 9fbitims
muns Der eissnen Stdtionen. Srifft
bann bic feinbIids Station ni9t
baargenau bic slei9e DeIlenIGnse,
pte fie bic ft0renbe Station beiibt,
10 bsrmas iie ni9ts ausauri9ten.
Cine Sneite gbtpebr beltebt barin,
bob cine i9nells @snbsrung Der sisss
men Welleuldnse in Der Station m0gs
Ii9 1T. Dirb bann bic St0rung
bss Seinbss Bel Der einen @eIlens
Idnse su srob, 10 fdaItet Der SeIes
grapbiit f9nell auf cine anbere, tiirs
sere ober lGnsere berum, 10 baB ber
Geinb nidt 5u foIgen permag.
60 feben mir. bob aud bier Mit.
tel unb Wsse sefunben finb. um bic
Orab4loie SeIesrapbie in iebsr 9eaies
buns brauabur fir ben aries su
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
. idiimmt.

9as 2ottde treibt bic gdrs auf b
Weio',
Der Sdorid sebt binner ber;
sic iimuIiert, IN iimuliert
lin 3 SoppHe is ibr ihiper.
Sbr @nbSer, Der bat feidt 6ebaupt,
CT bait iest a1t5ebn 8ans, ....
Sod. = ipie ie ii6 aud plagt IN
qudlt,
Sic 5dbIt uur iieb5ebn Sdtpdn5l
~ad". ruff ie, sS&orid. 5dbI' Su lie
bod,
9ei mir, ba itinmt es nit,
SD eud mir baIo Die siu9e aus,
Sie adt5ebut fiuo iA nitl"
r9Oh. 2ottde, 3 ibtimult", ieegt bena
Der Sdorl6
lin ladt beri6ntist orSu, :
~Bddift, = iieb5ebn treibift Sc b9r
Sir Der,
Sic adtsebut' - bic biidt Sui"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

GinIags ~Retten sic fid.
oas Sbeater brennt!"
Sbedterbeiu9er: rRidt f6le9t.
0as itanb bod sar ni9t auf Dem
prosramm!"
3uitimmuns. Serr gum
5rsunOe, einiss 3eit na9 beFen SO4s
SeiD: %. tpie babe id Did benei'
oct, aIs i4 Sud nud Der SafsI oas
Guto 5ur So95eitsreife beitsisen iab,
I'm in bus 9eben binsinSuiauien2!"
Der Sreuno: nSu. oa buit Su
re4t. hinsiugefauit btr
i9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Ser Iebts WiIIe ~ltn.
lsr Sreuno @uiti bat geitsrn feline
lebtnillisen anorbnuneen setroffen!-
.rDas 9u iasit! SIT sr benn 10
idpsr trants""
rs, 9Ott bsipabre! I'm feline @er'
ebsli9uns bat er nud9siudt!".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
Ridhs.


Sie @attin 1T tot, iHS man nennt iett
Sic ~Seli9e" iie MIR mebr,
Ser @atte lam es ni6t faiien -
Ser SeIise lit bod erl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

&aufmann: .gefpib babe i4
9pnamit. id ourf ss absr ni4t 10
bertaufen.1
Sunsc ~Gd - ID babe ia gar.
ni6t ssipuBt. baB Sic - perbeiratst
fino. Ssrr Sduls!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

ni6t befIagen, tpenn es beiite on
ben Sriidten oieier frar3oiiiden
8erbesuns i6tper au trasen bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

9urd bic brabtIofe SeIesrapbis iit
elm fir bic Ra9ri6teniibsr
i'm 3riese befonbers seeisnstes SiIfs'
mittsI sefdaffen. llnfere 9iIbsr seis
gen uns cine .fabrbars1 unb cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

eritrsdt. Die @oItsbilbuns itsbt auf
elmer febr nieOrigen Stufe.
8istpeilen tommt Bel ben Wlontes
neerinern nod bic 9lutra9e Dor,
ocd ipirb iebt msiitens fdiebsridter'
lide @ntfdeibuns anserufsn. inbem
ieoe partei stoDlf Ri9ter pd6lt. Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Don ben an bsm furdt6aren WeIt'
frieg beteilisten Staaten 1T Monte'
negro ber tlsinfe. glaturgemGB bas
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Bontenesro.

Der Heinite an benz istieen @eItfries
beteiliete Staat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
DrabtIofe GeIesrapbie.

@iGtses Silfsmittef fiir ben Sad.
rihtenbienit int ariese.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26

able him to Secur capital at some
reasonable rates. The congress has
of it's appreciation of these phases OF
rural life by placing at the disposal OF
the Department of Agriculture the
fund for the study of cooperation, and
not only as it affects marketing, but
also as it affects other phases of rural
activities and especially as it affects
rural credits.
Nothing short of a successful at
tempt to secure these larger results
in the rural life of the nation, to or
ganize it, to make it profitable, health
full, comfortable, and attractive, can
satisfy any thoughtful and patriotic
man. 1t is the only sure way of de-
veloping and retaining in the rural
districts of the nation an adequate
number of efficient and contented peo-
pie. That the thought and action of
the nation must be along these lines
is made clear by the facts I have re-
cited and by the further fact that the
population of the nation in the last Is
years has increased $4,000, 900, the
strictly rural districts have shown an
increase of less than 5000, 900. We
cannot neglect the higher things to
which the material minister and which
if secured would render much of our
other effort unnecessary. The great
est undevelOped resource of any COM
nunity in it's people, and if we de-
voted more attention to the conserva-
ton and development of the people we
should be relieved of much of our COR
Germ for the conservation and develop
ment Of our natural resources. All
awakening Of the mental and spiritual
faculties is prerequisite to the success
of any educational enterprise, and
and therefore along with our attempts
directly to increase the production of
material things, we must minister to
the minds and spirits of the rural pop
ulat1On. In short, We must see to it
that the finer results and the higher
things of civilization are not the pecu-
liar possession of urban peop1es-that
tEey do not pass by or over our strug-
Cling rural masses We must see to
it that there is within reach of every
country boy and girl an opportunity
for a sound elementary and secondary
school training, that the rural family
be protected in it's health against the
ravages of insects and of disease; that
the load be lifted in some measure
from the struggling women of the
farm, and that the Wholesome social
attractions of life be made more free
~ to abound. Any expenditure of eff
fort or money in this direction will
not be a burden but an investment,
and with such protection, the farmers
of this Nation need not fear the COM
petition of the world and the nation
need not fear for it's permanency.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26
NEEDS OF RURAL LIFE AND
WHAT GOVERNMENT Is DOlNG,
(Nop+iDudo from First Page

Rhc5c Island. What is the trouble?
Is it that the American farmer has not
as much intelligence or as high a de
gree of efficiency as those of other ma
tons? I would resent on behalf OF
the American farmer such an imputa-
tiCn and the facts contradict it. 1t is
tue he does not produce as much per
acre as the farmer Yin a number OF
civilized nations-but production per
acre is not our standard. 1t is pro-
duction per person engaged in agri-
culture and by this test he is from
two to six times as efficient as most
of his competitors. And l have not
the slightest doubt that the ensuing
years will make it clearer that the
American farmers can hold their own
in free competition with those of the
rest of the world and not only retain
in large measure a monopoly of his
own rapidly growing home market
but also supply a considerable part of
the food-stuffs consumed by the world.
Relatively speaking, extensive farming
is still economically the sound pro-
gram for the American farmer, but it
is becoming Increasingly so; and the
aim must be, while maintaing supre-
macy in production per man, to assert
supremacy in production per acre.
The continued solution of the problem
here suggested is n which now Sc
riously engages the attention of the
Federal Government as we'll as the
Governments of the States.
Through every promising approach
the Government is studying and at
lacking the problem of increasing pro-
duction. Through cultural methods
and the control of plant diseases and
plant insects the experts in Plant In
dustry are lending their assistance.
They are suggesting improved varities
Of staple crops, introducing new ones,
encouraging standardizing and point
ing out methods of protection from
plant diseases and plant insects; and
b requisite quarantine measures are
being enforced. They have introduced
drought resisting plants, vastly. slim
ulated the citrus fruit industry, estab-
lished rice in California, cotton in
Arizona. pointed the way to the con-
tinued successful growing of cotton
in boil weevil districts, introduced the
S"AIuA0 vi HSS III CdIILOIuld, protected
the farmer against seed adulteration,
taken effective steps to safeguard
the great potato industry of the nation,
and have done many other things the
mere mention of which time will not
permit.
Just what factors have brought
about the serious situation confront
ing the nation in its meat supply no
one "a with certainty define; and
J SO to ascertain them / have appointed
ia commission consisting of the best
Sauthorities I could discover. 1t will
make a. survev of the whole field and
report at the earliest possible moment,
This study will embrace an investiga-
o of production and consumption,
OF the methods of producing, finishing,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26
q PEOPLES PARTY.
Boys Show Their entertaining Quail.
ties by FeaSting the Ladies.

GOO Ny ACNeSUAuS GuO LdulOSo
Highly enjoyable and somewhat out
Of the ordinary was the party given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Wet
muir Thursday night. The outstand-
ing feature of this entertainment was
the streak of masculineness that pre-
vailed throughout. The young men of
the city provided the entertainment,
extended the invitations to the ladies,
and with the oversight of a few of
them, showed their qualities in the
kitchen and dining room by cooking
oysters and serving the large number.
present. AS a result of the knowl-
edge manifested some of the young
men are claiming to have received
propositions from a number of
the ladies. The party was attended
Ey the following: Misses Lille and
Lucy Brooks, Bessie and Helen Child,
Irma and Margaret Justus, Zoe and
Irene Wetmur, Christian Justus, Vir-
ginia Whitfield, Louise Hodges, Min
ME Crane, Pearl Beason, Caro- Lee
Green and Lula Alexander; Messrs.
Wayland and Winbourne Beason,
Jack Hampton, Frank Scrivens, Edgar
Alexander, G. Few, id, Hal Whitfield,
w. B. Wilson, Walter Allen, Marion
Trice, Chester and Carl Glenn, Chase
Postell, Frank Corriher and Noah NJ.
HOllOWell.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-26
THE TOXAWAY DIVISION.
Trains From TOxaWay Route Not to
Run Through to ASheVille.

It has recently been decided to turn
all Pennsylvania division passenger
trains at HendersonvilIe instead OF
running them through to AsheVille as
heretofore, and to operate rains 5
and Z to Rosman instead of through
to Lake Toxaway- Effective Sunday
November %, 1914. Figures for pas
sengers trains are as follows:
Train No. 5.-Leave Lake ToXaWay
7:50 a. M, Brevard $50 a. NJ, arrive
Hendersonvil1e $3.50 a. M, delivering
connection to train Al Asheville anu
train % for the south.
Train No. 8.-LeaVe HendersonVlH6
1880 a. M, Brevard 1890 p. NJ, ar
rive BOSNIAN 100 p, M; this tram 10
receive connection at HendersonVli!9
from train Al from the south and tram
28 from the west and Asheville.
Train No. 6.-Leave HendersonFllI7
$50 p. M, Brevard $50 p. m, arrive
Lake Tcxaway 1880 p. m; this TRAN
receives connection at HendersonYll0
from train 10 from Asheville.