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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

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ai0pre arbeit 0plbradlie Eallcnoe Amerlianer ole
letc ein trri0cs 2ebeu ubren 6atten Nfiitter ooer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06


gnH y Suni Nlarn Wlcncrt, glr GiI eh5.
| &tlnpuu0-gp NJ SdDre ait
gnI 4; 9nn Sggu y Sen, v9DurN 9omc
aH9 9Rllrygalq ~ Sabre az, II ooo
| dairmonntss sslnclme "a Sa1re alt
@m 9; SUM Spnn y. Glarppe, gtr. t0f,
! 9aremg geenle, G2 Sabre ali
gu 3. Suu Gtarn y. GDgrn, gir 32s, siiSs
SreHoui 9pcnuc 81 NaDtc ait
gm SUM ,9iagr 6or, llaiperiiidis'Soipi'
tnl 3S Sabre alt.
slm 4, sum Minnie 5ii0er 5sraeIit8cs so.
slm 5 Sun @iarb 6. @aaoe0cr. gr. o89.
Nor0sGdlla9 SrnBe 40 Sabre alt
Am 3 Snni 9autb @tbiun, 9lr 220i. Some
pOppiNpenue ~ Sabre ali.
Am 81 Snni Sacub y. Griffin, 9ir 915. Cos
mtrletSrabe CD SABRE alt
YIN 5nni Niauo 1uparo, Wlerc1s9oipiial,
ani s. Sun Gapin &. GBBlcr, gtr. sos, gfos
Raca StrnBe, 3 Sabre alt.
9lm .. Suu MiarD Np5lpDslg, ylr. 1926. gtibs
lann Nucnue. 63 Sabre all
/, glm !. 2nni. 3uicp1 aeuordersfi, gsr 1913,
glliceannasStruBc, 43 Sabre ait
slm 1 Sni aeunic 6uamfL gir. 1929, @oro'
QRnrilcglncne, 90 Sabre ali.
glm y Niini Catherine arBncr, g4r. 5I3. Glib
4dcns@iraBc 5l Sabre alt.
PIN @ Snni 2luua s. eU1rer 9tr. 1910, Nis
uiiuas5traBe, % Sabre ui
Elm b SnIli saraB ". 9nuc, 9lr, iiG, Glib
@r iuaion'guerte. 82 Sabre alt
gm ,. Snrl Nnna 6, Snouig, 9r. 2035,
6leetsirabc ~ Sabre ali
PIN T. Snn 3u1n MieGring, gir. 1915, Go
moNolunglocnHe 40 ,SQbre alt
gn @ Nnui @t1ci Mi Milacr, gtr 035,
QruHcsSttaBe, ~ Nabre alt.
9lni q SlWi Scu r. Mtitmcn 9ir 1910, Mlc
&curN SirnBc 32 Sabre alt.
9lm 4 Sui Nninic 6. Wiurriiun, 9lr. 1916,
G0r0 glpplctDns ItraBc SO Sabre nli
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groa0maN 87 Sabre ali
Slmi y 5rpi Slnnir g. Npe, n1Dc Somaro
" acap ganaoriim" SO 2qbre alt,
PIN a. SUM Snmec Barrett, ylr 926, Ga9cr'
Sirnbc. ~ Sabre alt
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&rebSsNOipital AS Sabre alt
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SricH0D gOcch NuioH0" GO SNbre alt
sIm I. Sni sults yohmau, Mcrcpsoolplial
slm snnni SacoO eomniiou. glr. SIC, elis.
uaiib. Etrnbc 7l Sabre all
glm 8. Suni Wiarp Stio5Dnsia, glr 7ls,
Glib Golio @iraBe. 13 Sabre ALI
glni 2 Sun Wcrtrmnc SlumaS, oGburH Some
Qnn SnirmarN" as Sabre alt.
Q(nl B Nnni Ebarlrs ". 4artBen, WldrOlan0
gWQemcinc 0oipiidl 80 Sabre alt
glm 2 Sllnl Minitelo gSntcrmNer, 9lr. 4Os,
Mora G0clicrS SiruRe. 80 ,Snhrc alt
PIN D. Suni @mmN 9GcOrrBafc, glr SOL,
&ioQclN-S ird6c, "a SABRE alt,
PIN q Suni gllUiH gStitinme, Gobne SopIinS
@Oipial, 30 Sabre nli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
aScrISuIidlc ;yrei6cit.

NIL 0cr neuQitcn ghinmicr 0es ,gHiaricau Seaoer"
fcn0et lic1 abcrnals Elm glrtite Sols Vt SaHnlers
lma's HbcrpcrIonfdc Src6ct Gr i6rt oarn ans
aoB 0q N9anldj5cit crit init ebltitdaoiaem Denten 81
tei 5qanunaen 0cr 5rei6et aelan9tc 1ie 6oligtelf,
d iebit }n mclern oie Dem Stinoe oncr5oaen meroea
unB bai Bite Menidlbeit M ibrcm ieBtgcn NOeau er5p'
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ppa pa6rer 5ttliditet un0 cdter Snaeio 6nmenucf
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crfinmla III, onoqrn 5fapcre 2cbicrc abcr III 0c.
araorei0 acd)pq mie 5odJ oocr mc aicorlg bepcrDet
tie 9llbetseiiinna iuiiroe
Iie @eIdhtc Dcr Gr3ie6img in0 oamt per mcnid
loci eiblation ici cine 9lui3adlnHna oes aenelula
men 5ire6cus ocr Wenidbeit lid aps oem 3aauoe
acaer AbbanaiaEet 8li erbebcn 1ic beocihe Pas als
NdGlidla @id0m1Dringcl 5 Der GrfenntnB Pap gpt1s
McH0igei feine Guaeno lonoern Nllaclo eli'e @olg-
aeu0aeit lt pa 0a5 lcBtc 3ic aller Ne1erul9 oepll
rcaieruHa into ber @n0YDcd aaer lUerueiina ote As'
hil0ing ocr aahalct per 5clbiicrjie6nng ilt oAG
9rs{prd yIic om 6eitcn rcqicrtc 9latio iit oe atI
ueniaen reaerte4 6eocac oaB 6as am bciten reaerie
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rvaiernq bcid9at 1a0cH Ho 0a Gr5ie0una Die @'runo
aae 6er Ncgcrna W. muR acknowledgements pas aHI
natQiea rraertc &plf 0os cn pcIdc5 ami beten gcs
lprui bot, dl Ielbit "a crsic4ei"
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hitu0cuen uan alcr eontrolc ionocru m @egent0e
@elbneaernq ri 0citen lno mortlidlitcH 1inue mp
GaHt 0ie snSabung Ielef Selaplglng 5u n0irloucuer
GeranttportIidlfci 0crcn Gntlpidhng III cnen menid
adeu QSeeu SaptBic into SalFt5~ea aacr mabreu @r.
3iemna iit
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sam, mie SD 8cinpotic ocr gedrdufna peribnder
Trr6ct 6caauptcn oie irecclf ioa0ern Pie mlrcieen
Mpuidcn ia0 peil iic id id elR beberridlen touacu
aaiS left 0c 1flapeH Don 1tdrferci tn0 @cponotere
piir0en gr e@Ghl, 0aB infer Sdi0c0rlid ans ciner
ei hqrribrt Id pcll6cr oa aRiBtraiicn Psi @inen por
neIu aIn0eren pe0raB mar AaB lie be elmer 9egegniA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
gaFcaa oe eraftuourdlOrnda.0ommiiiar

rs u / III q I G, Mo-, o. ,Nltlll IVA.
&cricgec glugchne, 0orciri ali ben 4Eoaro
N Sllpur1e, IN cafc ol The @iin Negiller" luera
oen pnn Dem @tn0i HeNitator bus Wdulppdl,
ben Nc05ebuteu Sag I'M Sunl 1914, llDr
&OrnlllaQS, IN lcineW gurcau, NaiObuus, cllls
Qc9eu qeHommcn iiir NiOeurung, Ganniieins
ciu0au nno Bllaliern Der lolGeno Aendnntelt
srabcu nit ciahasg9aIt nuicE
Guutrnlt yir. 133.
Oh Nuri 9luoo, BON @orlud glbcnue big 8ur
n0r0liCbel @iuoiAtcH3e;
30. strabc, bon Greenuouni'Socmc big Glo
2)0rl NOno,
StanIln xerracc, bon @rccnmount.slocmnc bis
2ln glnrf Nnnp;
AZ. sttaHc, bon observation-disclosures Dis Slo
SambartonsNuenuc bon CIo gorr 0ioao ots
g8clicrual s9lpeWe;
A. stra6c, bon Sio gorf soaO bis euerslies
cccil.siSs,mc, bon % eraGc bis 422 SUB
80. eiraRr, BON 5auS Roao bs suD.sioeme.
Gimn 27,A00 GuaoraisDdroS
lluo fir Gi0caruu8, 9iauoiieiuban mo
EIluiiCrmng Der uQenocn StraBcn nit UM9a
Mepgalt Omit 9hsnnDme Qeolllcr NllcOs, oe
trili8irlcn 3cQeiiein @ilaiieutng 5u bclcAcn
iino, mic IN ben @pc3ilifaiionen nnGcihbrD mn
ttr
0pntralt Gr 1874.
Sairuicu.9lpCnmc, bon @ranieO SiraBe bis
Granasp atraSc' eou @arriiou glpcnue Dis
Geeeweso stranc bon @oppatan soeme Ds
Sdtuicb NlueNie, va '~ tNt -t~Ntt 's'
1eHiiou.a .atraRr, bon 4ow6a!aH glocme his
@ncg, NuiIdjcn 8Ulubatau.gIHcunc nnb fSnrs
uiciUsgUcnne, BON GauamaO slpenue nle
NranilcO fSitnBe;
oniC.Suenur non @auapap gloenne bis
Ntdnilcb 5irnNc;
90eH, SpiiMeu sprineoalc.Nrcunr nnb Soreit
EnrtsNuruNc, Qoil NulQlpdO Wpcnue pl9
Giaia'spsanc' 6du Silion.ehaBc big Gua.
9rrS6arS 'etra6c RON ouon.etraGc bis Guas
Shpa io'760 Guaorat.garo8 e5nB.gspDali
Giua 44OO GlnhrntYdtoS Bit 3eNclleuc.
Sic ohen aiQelebcnen SaDleH rcpraieiireH
sic abQci@dBicH GuaHtiiGicH Der hduptidWltd)'
lien u oelcm Gonirali erl@enenoeH Rolien
Sc0cg 9Neter nmB ocn 9tnmcn oeS Siir0cl,
melcbcr ir ion SiirQiNnii itcucH miro, i'm Sale
lbm oer Gonifalt 5iiaelproDen miro, cintrn9cf
uno iciNcn NU0ebot cn @eriiiiiat Der bctrels
leu0Cu @lrAlNala GOnipdAnle heif0cn, IN
mcldcu lld Ole Ncttcrc bereii crfdri, Die SiirQ'
lnaii 3u leiiict Die @iu1alttn0 oicicr &cs
itinMmnqen ScticnS 0cS @tctcrS lou ais cine
peu }niprrm bee GonirdtteS borausAcbeAoe
Acoinhnn0 belrddci lperocn
GpcSiilaiioHn i0men AMI Griudcn in benz
@rcan ser StraBen0nrmbru6s@ @ommliire I'M
&aiQDau9 anl mo nac bcm iinlicn &aac I'M
1nni 1914 crlaHgt mcroen, 100 4de mo
Grofic AW Snfornatun ser 9Ncter auilicQcn.
Sin Scpolt bon $500 iuir0 fir iene HaiDe bon
SpeSliinti0ncH ihcr cincn Gonrnlt pcrldngi,
mas 3Hrildcraiiei miro mcm eiH slnacOoi EN-
Sic GonhaiiNc05roc DebdIt a6 oas @e0i
Dor, irocno cin ooer aGc glHgcboie 5n Ueripers
fen Sin bcglnubiqier Coed neS Nicicrs ppu
81 10000 fir hen Goniroii SIR 1873; Elm be'
oIOubipicr G6cd bes NieicrS bon $4,000 iir
hen Goniralt III 1884, ami cine oGIcariua
6puie Nnni" SNNbar al, ncn WlaOor mo
Gldhirot0 hon Baltimore, muB ieocm Angebot
beiecliigi icin.
Waacnc q. Wrunu0u,
qrdIioenl Der Observation-Disclosures Gominiiidrc.
Guncuc =. 9ubaers,
Sclreidr
@cfldtigi g. SUM 1914
SnmcS s.. Breton,
9rdilocni Der GOnirnibeDtroc
(Suni5.91ti3IG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

YU / I I m NC, ~. WlnI INTI,
Nic Tirclioren neS WiQtOldnoer 8nhl0aulcS
mcrocn bis ann TO- Saui 1914, NdWmiiaaS
4 nor gtrpchoie iiir oie NicicrlllN non 5pel'
tnnicn0 nn6 nniDnnorrt Sunneu @cihfu0icn,
Sic elmer 9lnalOie uniermoricu ien olell, cnt
0cocil nc6mcH gloi@riien Der @pcSiualoncn
1nHen ami glnfrngc int Nircau ocS Satoeins
erluNgt perncn
Giiraf6att iiir sic actrmc Griiiuun9 6cS Guus
yOltcS iutr0 ncrldn1t
9lnQebpte ncrben an 70, Nuni 1914 neBilnet.
8Obinncn, munailM &anr
Na@ Nirciiurmm be6dli flo 6n3 aehi hor,
rneHo eiucS o0cr alle gln0eboic ab5niueicn.
SObn q. 9cpnnro,
Sunt3,5.S) gSrroein.
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glutcnu OcS GinbiYnnctNnn5INcr
MnLti timore. VIZ. N. WlaL l0l4.

glnrcan hes Stnot4aacrBans'&cri
0atti more. Wio., n, Wlai 1914.
scriicqelle glHecboc, nit oer smiI@riit
Grupoal9 ior Gcncrnl SMpplicS for Gin
Eiorclccper an ncn ,g'onro Qi glmnroS ui
Baltimore GitO" abrciiiri, mcrheu in Nurcat
0cs Ginotrepiitrnlors, HdiUDaus Baltimore,
Mln bis i llbr &oru am WiitipuG 10, SuHt
1914 iiir be qicierlna an ben Ginoieaecr'
hansa &cuunlier Der iolAenocn Nrillel nn9euom'
men
glrtileln
Gpc3iilolionen Ilno m @itcan ocS Giaois
GonirolenrS upu Dem GiaoisSaDerbau sS'crpals
Ter crbdllid
Scocn slngCboi nnb Gin heelan6iaicr G1ed
hes Nicicrs fir ciubnnocrt Dollars tSi00.OO)
an ben WaDor uno @tnoirai6 bon Baltimore.
Ntn. 6nrh cine pGlearing Souic Nnni" 5aDs
bar. bciociRt fem,
Sic Gonirait9'ebBrnc bebdt flo oaS Hcdt
nor, iracuo Elm oocr aue 9lnaeboie 81 Ucrmer'
fen
@iiraldait III Der nhi0cn sSorm, bic BON
Gidoptoiuraior 8lt helid0en it i'm 2eirnq
hes eoHiyaiieS miro bonn criogrei6cn 9icter
GIarfCS gGlIon,
Gta0isG09crbauS Gcrpater.
GcIidiiat
1uGn Gnbrrt,
irmn @rdii6ent Der Gonirali Ne1Droe.
(Minl29SSrnaSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
9Scrn,iIdtc Sln5eiaeu.
NM. Nlnlr. lirInnn6eit

nit elmer 2iitc bon NoiiDdulern nn6 SoteIS In
baltimore llno 0ariorns @pnHiDs, 9lni &crlan'
Gen gratis per 9oii 8u0elnnnt. Norciie:
Srnific Ninnnncr,
M,nrNlnuh nnn @cnuiDWunin o. o.,
III observation-disclosures. Baltimore, Wio.
(Uidt6 3Mtic)
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22.00O NentIdlc gadlcr ucrIdlIcnOertI


Gcruurrdntabe SnmmluHg bcr nhtltmitcn
ShMcr fiir icacu itrcbinmeu 1cutIdlen.
MieiitcrIhnitSs sSNltcm, yelibcInnntes nno ans
erinunt bclies cnqlifMes SebunierrdbiSmerf.
Wcrlaunt Grattsproipcftr,
vale lpcroe idl Sir0cr teg @erciniaten Gtan.
tcn2 SrGgcn mo 9lnipOrien. BreiS $l.OO
Brattiiner yiatbGebtr fur @eIddftslttte;
8rei5 ST 0o
Gnfliimer Gprnhmciier, bor5inlide9 enaIt
lhes Gelhlmntcrridismeri 8reis i66
Tcufgdsgu0lifdlcr CjeImditSbriCiItcler.
9reis 06c.
Gcntid GnGlIidlrS uu6 GnaliIdi Sen.ideS
W1rirr6ud, ilber 400 @eieH, nit Anpnbe Der
gluaiprQbe A'teiS 6Oc.
GaS ucneac ScgtIme 2i-bcrban. 9,rels 2oc
MUdlbud TeutldeS. Yreis 3Oc
Teruer Qluffldrnnn nno @uSblbrng ani ies
oem @ehiCc oilrdb gltte 0ii6et.
Nntnlun, nit iber $4,000 Oeri6icoeneH Bh'
dlc-u 8ur Nu5na6l grnte
Nelieumnqetl III Der Netrnq hei8iiinen.
Charles 9nnmcNcr 4ubliiblng 0DnipoH1s
205 Gait 45. str., Nen'NDH GitO.
(Ssh25 Di 81. CD
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DlotliIoa QnIten6adl.

Mranlfcin NiniBiea aGlienbnt, IA Sabre alt.
Qecbie Satin bon, @oiilcb Stalterpdm.
5rcmnc Der Samlie iino bbilNi einQc noely
Tags. bon iDrcr gNoguniB glr. 3O6, 8alunt'
ggcnac 9naucn Ncgnts, aus. bel5npo0ncll,
Nciicbunq dul Dem agon0on &at SrieoDolc.'
(%uni6 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
Sirdlidlc 9ln5ciocn.
9innN.M Mcnleinhe.

@otiesbienlf 1915. sbcnoma1l scr @euion.
iirmerten tl6r: eBie eHglil0c Scsper.
nit Dem Gbema a&ertraneh mo @lauben.
(NWuiG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
0rciciniafcits. Stride.

(GriniDs s1trabeD
SQHHNg &urmtiag: ,@amalie!, Gin WleIlier
in Ssracl" Gher; GdS 9erlangeH enes aul'
tic0iigen WicniAcH6cr3ens. 9dMnliiage u0r;
Sdbrli6c Giehd0inisieicr ali Dem Srieopol,
Wt 0armelsRpuo JiOcr Sielp Gar ooer
g8olies StrnbeGar (Suni6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
llefnrmirtc 2inns.L1emeinNe.

9nrioro59lneue @de Gbnie SiraBe.
8. Summcrlnttc, lsaitDr.
40 Subildum Sonniug Wiorgen 1880. Conn
tau NtoniaG uno @icnitao 9 lbr.
(Nuu6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

gSh nidt abcrlnifia; ucl friidcs @cmiIc unO
iridc5 0bt trufc rcidld gSaiier aber uidlt gisipa
icr; TRACE oc ino 6cliar6iac aciong 1altc Gid pic
III scr irifGG 2ut mii; idIaie, menn m6gib, i'm
6rcien ba0c nd5t fai ionoern aupark nm acbraille
piclc 5dmamnbdocr oelm 0iee imp an ririidcn0.
itcu.D Gas Iino Sic glat6idIaqc sic 9nte 2oms &C.
ino6citSamt scr McniA6eit fin oie 6eBe 5a6rcs5eit
acbi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

Giuc ucuc CScfaGr fHr 2ufidDiffcr III ouiseiadIt:
Sin clcftriidcr 6lule bon per 6nfcnlpril- -ginrdtm9
cncS @aiierilug1euges oer bridcn 6otie bradtc Dcl
&orratb al Feirolclnn 5lr ggploon, nl0 oer ecntcr
Scs 5ua5euoS nno ieli @egIeiicr crtraufcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

2aS Neilmittrl neacn rpulitiidlc suamirtGiaaf~,
sic gtoHnatiou bon Gm0iOaicH oirelt olrd Oas &oIf
IL cnc tbelmc 0e@idtc uno mlr olde Yldmcr pcldlc
ojclo 3lm @c0wcrieu iibrig 6aben fonnen H iml bic
domination fiir ioldc qcrttcr mic @oupuncr imO
QHuloes senator bencrGeu Ic bcioen Gouoi6otcu fiir
cc ocmofratiide 0ouucrucirS Domination III 1911
na6eru0 $4,000 @cl 0cr ainaiie @riudrpa6l III
%cnnpIuanic 6at ser ocupfratiicbc gonocrnuus.gan-
0i0ot DcGormid $3a274 perutsgaot pen rcmlblitoni-
Idcn 8nn0es.5 .5cnatss sGan0Oocn @cnroc foct sic g9c
denomination $t2s67 troB0cn sic @laibic auf icner
5citc iano ino Ger oemqfrafi1c 9noes Sanats-Gon-
ooat 3alncr bat $4,000 qlsgegeben.
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0Selts@nSs|sarf.

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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31

months election in Progressive strong
holds-in 1912 to Joseph G. Cannon.
Uncle Joe" says rosy prospects for
the old liners in 1916 and anticipates
a straight fight between the orthodox
Republicans and Democrats, at that
time, with Progressive tendencies lost
sight of entirely, or quite so. 1t may
be a contest between %plutocracy and
democracy, as the former Speaker sug-
gests, in which event the result of two
years ago will be repeated. President
Wilson continues to grow in the esti-
nation of the people and two more
years of wise counsel and earnest de-
votton to duty will serve to increase,
rather than diminish, his popularity
amongst all classes and conditions of
the country's citizenship The Re-
public is getting a taste of govern
melt by the people and the folks are
not likely to return so soon to the
domination of special interests,
through hired agents and otherwise.
Parties may come and parties may go;
Democracy "goes on forever"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31
LINEUP IN 1915.

General Zeb Vance Walser, State
chairman of the Progressive executive
committee, who attended the recent
pow WOW Of Bull Moose leaders in
Chicago, tells the Lexington Dispatch
that he does not think the Roosevelt.
party has the remotest idea of closing
up shop. He says everybody in the
Chicago meeting expressed the belief
that the nation would yet come around
to- the acceptance of Progressive doc
trjnes. The organization, national and
STATE, will be kept in tact and the meet
ing put itself on record as u~naltera-
bly, opposed to fusion with the stand
pat element of the Republican party.
Colonel Roosevelt was not there, but
sent a message of cheer. He is the
only man in the country who can keep
the ball rolling and there is evidence
light now that ever Teddy has lost
much Of the enthusiasm that kept the
thing going two years ago.
IT you want to see a genuine stand
pat SMILE" mention the result of last
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31
HAVE Your Furniture Repaired at the
Community Shops. 12-31-4tc

The income tax law is bearing fruit
ana appears to be no r~espector of per-
sons in gathering the sheckles. The
sergeant-at-arms of the House of Rep
tesentatives recently deducted some
thing like sixteen thousand dollars
from the salary checks of congressman
end turned back into the government
treasury To those representatives
who were defeated for reelection, this
must have been a pretty heavy jolt.
But they have plenty of company. a
total of 357,59S individuals we're listed
for the payment of income taxes ac-
co-ding to the reports of government
al officials charged with the enforce
,ment of this law. The net increase
reported is more than $500.O00,000 It
is we'll that the wealth Of the country
should share in the expenses of oper-
ating the government and encourag-
ing to note the statement that few
cases of false and fraudulent returns
are reported.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31
THE DEmossTRATIoF1WORK.

A review Of the report of Farm
Demonstration E. L. Perkins makes in
deed an unusually Interesting study
for those who are interested in the
more modern and progressive meth
DDS of agriculture.
The results of demonstration work
ir Henderson county for one year
show most gratifying returns in that
the average number of bushels OF
corn to the acre is sixty-three against
only twenty for the State at large.
While it costs the average farmer in
the State sixty cents to grow a bush
ell of corn it is grown in Henderson
county at a cost of % IL cents.
The result of demonstration WORK
fol wheat and hay is encouraging n
tie report of Mr.. Perkins should be
given most serious consideration by
the farmers who wish to improve their
methods and thereby greatly increase
the profits.
If the spraying of fruit will continue
to produce eight bushels of salabla
apples out Of ten instead Of two out of
ten as heretofore, the price Of the
demonstration work in Henderson
county would be defensible IL only,
fruit growing we're to receive the at
tention of the demonstratOr.
In the light of these facts we can't
see how the commissioners would feel
JUSTIFIED in discontinuing the work nor
how the farmers could view it other
wise than their, plain duty to appear
before the commissioners in regard
10 the continuance of the demonstra-
ticn work at their meeting Monday,
when the matter will be re-opened for
further consideration. If the farmers
show sufficient interest the work will
be continued, therefore we hope that
they will be abreast of their urgent
reeds in regard to this valuable work
IL Henderson county. 49,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31
sIrDsCI11 STREETS

Hendersonyille residents will no
doubt be interested in the announce
ment of Manager George Justice
that there will be liberal applications
of sand to the streets and sidewalks
during the winter.
improvements of this kind will give
Hendersonville the distinction of hav-
ing sand-clay streets while Henderson
county will be a net work of sand
clay roads, thereby making travel in
both rural and urban districts much
less difficult and far enjoyable.
Since a number of streets in the
city have been paved and miles of ce-
ment sidewalks built, the muddy,
streets are much more undesirable.
therefore some money invested il
hauling sand ON the clay beds will, If
used in sufficient quantities, be the
means of making Hendersonville more
attractive by reason of greatly improy-
ed streets.
Paved streets arc so expensive that
the city cannot, afford to invest i'll
them to a very great extent, but with
an abundance of free sand, which we
understand has been offered by Road
Supervisor P. F. Patton, therezcan no.
remain for many o winters n ex-
cuse for almost impossible streets
such as the people have tolerated for
many years.
The sand-cIay idea appears to be
feasible for street building as we'll as
road building, especially on the side
walks and more important thorough
fares o fthe city. The Democrat would
be glad to see this sand street-building
campaign kept up from year to year
until the people can see their way
clear to invest in something more ex-
rensive and permanent
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-31
A'+--.' -
Is mighty hard to beat.

AS<%NS - -~-a
sYou get a thorn with every rose,
! but. aren't the roses sweet?'
on behalf of The Democrat, the.
favor Of the people invoked for tho
coming year-charity for the short
comings, and recognition of whatever
merit it possesses. 1t gives greetings
to its many readers and wishes each
Of them a happy and prosperous new
yea For its own part, the Democrat
thanks the public most sincerely for
the liberal and loyal supper it has
received the past year. Many evil
dences of popular favor have come to
it, from time to time, for which it is
profoundly grateful to many friends.
So saying, the paper starts on the long
journey to another mile-post, in the
hope that NJ danger may befall it by
the way, and with the sincere wish
that one and all may realize, before
It's close, that the year 1915 has been
exceedingly kind to them.