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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28

Wheat growers of Kansas plan tn
organize union. members of which pledge
themselves not to sell their wheat at
less than 81 a bushel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28

Lord Northcliffe, owner Of London
Times and London Daily Mall, in n spe-
cial cable to New York Sun, says the
allies will win the war at a heavy cost,
that the Teutons will fail In Servia and
the East as In the West. In predicting
CONSUMPTION ne says: I'VE have enroll
ed some two millions Of recruits, a mag
nihcent number. but the injustice Of
the system by which the patriot goes TO
war and tho skunk remains behind to
steal the business of the absent soldier
IL now manifest to ALL"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28

A military authority OF one OF the al
lied powers. who has Just completed a
stay of several months with the Russian
armies. says 1T is scarcely probable
that the Russian armies will begin 70
receive sufficient quantities of the small
arms and munitions they lack much be-
fore November. 1t Is not, therefore,
likely that they will be ready to assume
any serious offensive before the first Of
December
James Couzens, former vlce-president
and general manager Of Ford Motor Co.,
was paid n salary OF $50 900 per year by
He Is said to be worth about $40, 900.
In 1890 Mr.. CouAens was a freight car
checker. receiving $40 per month.
Official reports show allies command
ed by Sir Ian Hamilton suffered enor-
NOUS losses in the Dardanelles. In land
operations official British casualties up
to October were $3.50, Of which number
1887 were killed. OF these the Austria
Han casualties were o9l2l. No official
list OF French casualties has been Is
sued, but military experts say they are
are not far below the British, Aside from
INJECTING heavy losses on the Turks, only
concrete results achieved by these sacri-
fces is the occupation by allied troops
OF approximately % square miles OF ter
ritory on the Gallipoli peninsula.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Pull For That Union Depot.
MRS. Nj. II. GRADER Enter
tains in lionor OF Mrs.
j. c. Thomas.

Friday afternoon from four
10 rive, and from five to SIX
o'clock Mrs. NJ. II GRADER was
the hostess OF alove,y reception
IN honor of her sister Nrs j..
e Thomas, OF Carrollton, tia
The house decoratons We're
beautifully arranged, quantities
of goldenrod being used IA the
parlor and den, While IN the
dining room the color scheme
OF yellow and white was taste
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15

We copy the above article
with much pleasure, as Ills one
OF the desirable ways Of bring
ing this beautiful section of
ours To the attention of the out
side world, as we can vouch for
the accurancy Of the pictures
drawn and the made.
Our town can offer great in
ducemrnts to manufacturing
plants and industrial projects
in the way of cheap coke, and
also, cheap coal, timber, clay
sand, cement rock and other
natural products, and they will
como III course of time, but the
genius of our people tends
strongly to the social side,
which can be utilized in the
above way-that is, by en-
couraging the coming summer
visitors, or. better, inducing
them to build cottages n d
bungalows in our town and on
High Knob and our other noun
tains, for then they will come
every year and their example
will encourage others 60 join
them, and thus we will get a
most desirable growth. All of
it will be helpful, for nothing
can be done in this general sec.
ton that does not bring us
some reflex benefit. The liking
for summer homes has always
been strong among city peopl,
and it grows. We used to Sc,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Increasing
Supply
OF Rolling Stock to Meet the
Demand Of Increased
Business Soon to
Come.

Atlanta, Ga, sept SHOW
ing its fnith IN an early revival
of business throughout the
South, the Southern Railway
Company Us increaslng its
supply OF nigh class box cnrs
90 bc used ln the movement Of
crops ANA The general distrihu-
ton OF merchandise which is
offered for shipment in normal
fail seasons
Ono thousand old cars have
recently been rebuilt aud con.
verified into modcru steel under
frame cars, tho work being
done Mt the various Company
shops throughout tile Sonth
and nt the Lenoir Car Works
Lenoir City, Tenn. and another
thousand Will be put through
the same process in time to aid
ia fall crop movement.
During the past year $3.50
new steel undcrframe boy cars
we're acquired which with the
cars being rebuilt will give the
Southern Railway over 5,o60
new box cars OF heavy capacity
and modern design. sub.
stantial proportion of the total
number Of box cars it owns.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Military.


Company II. VIII do what it
can To assist in making the
Wise County Fair interesting
and succcSsfull The Company
will leave Big stone Gap on
the morning OF the 25th of
September aud proceed 30 Wise
IN automobiles AZ Wise they
VIII be Joined by the Gladevilis
squad The Company, headed
by the Boda Band, viii march
from the Court House Mt Wise
to the grounds During tho
day they will engage in various
exercises which will be interest
ing and Instructive. Among
others, there will be sham
battle, tug Of war, squad target
practice, and individual rifle
shooting, as well as drilling in
both close and extended order
Prizes for the various events
viii bo given los the Fair
Association. audit rs believed
that there viii be interesting
and keen competition not only
as between the scyeral squads
oi the Company. hut likewise
between individuals for the in
dividual prize ion shooting.
The state inspection viii be
heid az Big Stone Gap ON the
night of September 2Uth
Captain Bullitt says that the
Company was never an better
shape He has received morc
Applications for enlistment Ills
year thaui oyer before. and the
interest generally among both
the men aud the people seems
greater than ever before. In
addition to this he SAYS that hr
recently undertook to got sub
scripttons from some of his
personal frieu,ls to supplement
the fuudsof the Company The
allowance from the United
States and State is nos sufficient
tu property run a good military
company Captain Bullitt has
already succeeded IN raising
$4,000. aud believes HAT he
viii bo able 20 rnisr i consider
able larger amount This fund
Will ennhle the Company to
.piier prizes each mouth for
tnrget practice, regularity IN
Attendance, etc. IL viii also
relieve Che tiialcvilir euuad of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Pull For That Union Depot
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself u candidate
for tho Office OF constable for the Rich
mond Magisierial District at tho election
70 be held on November 2nd. 1918 NV
past record proves - you my nbili;y.
and earnestly solicit your support
promising, IL elected 70 perform the
duties of the said Office honestly and i'm
partially
Respectfully yours,
l. u fsAprTs,D
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
WISE COUNTY. w. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Isl. IeI5-

Tor views in Tyrol and Switzer-
land, especially in the kind OF
panorama here shown. Here
are beautiful sites for bunga.
lows and summer homes. While
the timber on the very summit
is approaching icing smntod
there are fine woods H. which
To stroll just below, where the
trees ure OF normal height and
size Earlier the rhodOdendron
the laurel and the azulca flour
ish abundantly, while ferns de
light the entire yoar round. be
ing perennial. evergreen one
might say The holly aud mis-
tietoe give Christmas cheer.
should ono be tempted lns he is)
Co stay tin that season arrives.
What more do You wants
Should you want to chase the
pm about, the Mountain Golf
club has "a course in this town.
aud the good tennis courts OK
tcud n welcome. while, ms for
bridge, the people mere dare TO
take ISSUE with Work aud the
rules of the New York Whist
Club, and Won will be mglori-
ously beaten As for motor
ing, this section is the automo
bihst's paradise IN the way of
good roads aud scenery. this
county Wis" having within
the last two or three years grad
ed aud nacndomized its roads
at an expense of "a million dol
lars, while the adjoining com
tics have spent two or three
millions more. The roads near
New y ork are wider and moro
oiled, but they are no better.
DO you like thr picture, Then
VISIT this section and SEQ itiu
verify
The difficulty that has kept
this country from being better
known ass a summer land has
been the inferiority of the
roads; ma fact, High Knob could
he reached comfortably, one
might say, Gully ON foot or
horseback but within the last
few days there has been finish
ed "a survey for road from
Norton, six miles i'm longth,
with gradient not exceeding S
per cent, and usually only IS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Special Notice.

All parties who are owing us
will please make arrangements
to settle by Oct. lat.
Fuller Brothers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
Enthusiastic Meeting Held on
Saturday Night and Off
GERS Elected.

10y so ,tiN'
During the week clrcnlar Letters
We're 'nai'ed TO the citizens by
Jno' w Ohalk'ey, VINO had
served as president oi the board
Tor the past two years the first
iines o' Which ran mus els
ihe oi9 town deadF IL noi' att
lend 'he ho"rn oi trade meet
ins' cue. ! u calling lhe meet
lns TO ORDER Mr. 'mlNley stated
una, from lhe appearance oil lhe
ehlhusiaSm 7hown' tle town was
not dead ny any means. lie
iur'her stated th'i the purpose
oil 'he meeting was TO elect new
olIicers' ana TO lake up amy lm-
p'rian' d'scnsslons %, mly come
before 'he p"dy J." u WINSTON
was appointed temporary scere-
'ary by the president, on account
Oh 'he absence OF 'eo. J." Ioy-
nl, u'e secretary
ihe ioi,oWing gentlemen were
le,,e" 9'i''e'7 y ,'SinS vote
We p. NlsoVer' fes'le", VI. .
,'''noH ''' ''7''gn. l'
i''s.oH 'e''e'nIy 'n' 'eas
'Ie, O,' 'no''on ~ WoS ''e'''
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
From a Man
On a Mountain.
N.oni,yIlIe courIer-.Ionrn,l-

- E'NH' N'hi- a., AuR. -,
l9l5.-Should YOU, my friends.
as You might, perchance, be-
nutomohiling along the pike
road from Big Stone Gap to
Norton, after You had passed
through Little Stone Gan.
allght at the first bridge be.
yond, you would find Yourself
ON Cardlng Mill or Hoot Owl
Branch. Should you coup that
little stream for Thousand
feet, step To- its bank under some
tree umbreliaed ln shape by tho
grapeviues that had oversprcnd
1T aud turn your back To tic
woodland trail over which YOU
mad come. YOU would not know
That You were within a hundred
miles of any civilization of any
kind, $50 thoroughly would Won
be in the midst of nature.
Should you continue up it's
unkiiug course, cross a little
divide and then make a stiff
pull for some three miles far
thcr ON, You would arrive all
/ High Knob, over four Thousand
feet above sen leveI ono If n,.
highest points i'm N,rgini, n,,I
one of the highest in the South
barring the Smok,.. p Noril
, Carolina This did last week
as part of my vacation stunts
here. aS | loved walking as
form az exerc,s. and as ~
means of getting a vio,v tbot
were 10 not for the haze uirhi
have taken within MS rnuisn "a
part of the States of Virpinin
West Virginia. Knntuclv Ten-
ucsscn nnd North Coroliun
Here were the Writers of mo
| Clinch. Puwell's. Kentucky ana
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Byronic:
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15
BOARD OF TRADE.
A WORD TO THE BOARD
OF TRADE BY THE
ACTING PRESIDENT.

Whether or not viii ncrent
the lrcsulrntcv of the Bonrd
depends ou She interest mani
fcsted in the n,o financial nro-
ject started Saturday nioht MI
the meeting for REORGANIZATION
of the Board of trade. which I'M
forest will Dee clearly shown ON
ueNt Saturday might at the adj
jourued meeting of the Board
The real estate proposition we
have confronting MS has the i'm
terest of the Board, and / know
the financial condition of the
town, us wcllns thc needs of our
schoul, are AN propositions chat
the meeting Saturday caused
every main to feel that we have
some work Go do at home before
we invite, With Che hope success,
Investors into our town We
realize that enthusiasm is easily
aroused for Board of Trade work
but ii dies ut birth 1T not hnck
ed with cash To get % uau's'
money Interested iu Il PROPOSE
uou mott only proves his Interest
at heart but ines him TO the ob-
Ject m view and he win fight for
lts success Don't listen to ,he
mm VINO says work forone thing
at "a iime, ior that is what we
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15

Pull For That National
Bank.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-15

Pun For That National
Bank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
DEMPWOLF GUILTY
OF KIDNAPPING
HIS CHILD
Jury Returns Verdict After
Three Hours Consideration ;
Counsel Makes Motion for a
New Trial. a.

Theodore Dempwolf. who kidnap-
ped hia baby son from his divorced
wife a year ago. vas found guilty ny
a jury In the district court last night
The Jury took Ia case at I;so O'Clock
and returned u sealed verdict, which
was opened this morning. three honra
later.
Counsel for the defendant kaveeno-
tlce OF motion Tor a new trial
Dempwolf. az told, stole his child
after the mother gave him permia-
sion 20 lake Il 10 Il circus. The her
ms office ran him down In Bloom
ington. H.. several months after the
child died. u w1s not made KNOW
until tho arrest that the baby was
dead. and for a time u was suspected
that Dempwolf had the child hidden.
The authorities becnme satisfied
after Investigation. that the child
died In Arkansas. as Dempwolf said.
The case was tried before Judge
Reynolds. who Ernnted the divorce
decree that ave the mother custody
of the child.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
linear DEATH "1~'T
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of csrdui.
Effects Her D~eliverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, Of
this place, says: IL suffered i0r years,
with pains In my left side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me mp Tor awhile
Ibul then | would get worse again. Final
|ly, my husband decided he wanted me TO
Inv Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and ! began using 4.
II did me more good than all the medi-
eines ! had taken.
have induced many Of my friends 10
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
NV sPOIiTRIGHT.

Come hither, little ones. and
hearken. Tomorrow, an Il please
you, all 90 you hall see "A double
hender Ut our air ball park.
II IL ~. Drop In at Hopeweil field
az 2 o'clock and you'il see the Doug
las team come out and have az the
Dukes with a will. stick around un-
til that slab OF excitement H. over
and you'tl see the sape Douglas team
come right back and try to lambaste
the snme Identical aforementioned
Dukes again.
Being a long. delectabie bin. built
especially for "A bright afternoon In
this latitude, and for the price of a
single admission. Don't. for sweet
heavens sake. overlook that. Two
games, but one price. There should
be 1000 of you nt the park.
The double bill will wind up the
Douglas series. The Copper Queen
serfs viii depart for III Paso sunday
night.
Hitting the ball to All OF
the lot coupled with loose playing by
the Douglas Miners resulted In the
third straight victory for Manager
Reeds Dukes yesterday. thus keeping
the team al the head OF the process
sion with an unbroken string OF
games won. The score was 10 to 6.
The game opened poorly for Aihu-
queraue. Waldschmidt. who was AS
signed TO the mound. found Il exceed
inrly hard to locate the plate and
was yanked after passing two Min
ers and hitting n third. Jardon. who
stepped into the breach in the open
ing game. was called for rescue serv-
Ice. For "A time Il looked as u ne
too would keep up the issuing OF
passes. but after forcing In two runs
he settled down n pitched great
ball during the remainder of ths
game, allowing a total of five nits.
Douglas lead of three runs was rap
idly overcome by the Dukes when
they accumulated five hits for five
suns In their half 90 the first inning
From then ON Il WAS a question ri
Just how many runs the Dukes would
pile up. Cy Ross lasted but n few
Innings for Douglas n was succeed.
ed by Bermald. wis 10 anything wa
a bit easier, though accorded rather
poor support az times.
The Dukes scored one or more runs
In each inning except the third anC
seventh. Fifteen good solid hits wal
the sum total Of the rennonadlng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
GOVERNOR TO NAME
SPRIN GERVLLE
DELEGATION
Ocean : to Ocean Convention
Will Afford Opportunity
For COrking Trip to Albu-
querque Automobiles.

Through Col. u. X. u. sellers. Gov
Mcdonald has been asked by
the president OF the ocean-to-ocean
Highway association TO name rs New
Mexlcans 10 represent this state at
the o.. O. convention at springerville,
Aria. June IS and i9. The govern
Ors OF Arizona and California have
been asked 10 name similar deiesa-
tionA
springerville II 10 miles from the
railroad In a delightful situation. II
was picked purposely to induce dele
cations to the convention to trnvel by
auto, so that those who take part in
the discussion at the meetings will
have practical and first hand knowl-
edge OF road conditions and prob
loms.
The convention will afford an at
tractive opportunity for n vacation
trip To Albuquerque autoists, They
Will be able to make the journey a.
S%pringeryille In two days over excel
lent roads The whole trip will take
about a week. There Is to be a bis
barbecue and Apachcs Will b'
brought In from the White Rivel
I agency to disport for the entertain
lment of the visitors. There N %rattilni
good fishing about SprlnEeryille fol
the devotecs OF rod and line. TIN
visitors will be royalty entertained
and altogether a party OF Albuquer
queana would have a great time
Colonel Sellers said today that n
Would like Ia see at least "A dozen ear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
WHITES A
CORDIAL LETTER
TO SEC. EGAN
Governor Of Wilson'S State
Delighted With Plans to
Entertain Him Next We'd
nesday; rs Cars Needed.

In n cordial letter 10 Secretary
Tom Egan Of the Commercial club
Governor Fielder % New Jersey has
accepted the pfOffer Of hospitality
for himself and party here on their
way 10 the San Francisco exposition
to dedicate the New Jcraey building.
Following II the letter from the man
who succeeded President Wilson as
chief executive Of New Jersey.
II have your very kind letter ex-
Tending 10 me and my party the
oourfesiea of your city on the occa-
sion % pur visit. We had planned
our stop 80 that we might see your
city, and we shall be glad Ia avail
ourselves Of the opportunity afforded
by your offer.
I'VE are scheduled to arrived at
Albuquerque NJ s;45 a. M. May ~.
and TO leave the same day nj 4 y. m.
There will be a total OF SO in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
Madison. Wis.
Jan. 1. 1918.

NJ u. Reynolds says;-
This in To certify that have been
a great sufferer from Rheumatisf
since 1884. Contracted the disease
while working with a snow pillow on
the railroad. For several years
have been o0liged TO = clutches a
sreat part OF the time. Having used
three boxes Of the Merltol Rheuma-
tism Powders. ! have thrown away
the crutches and am now almost fully
recovered. IL certainly haa done won.
ders for me and heartily recommend
Il. N. ID. REYNOLDS.
Agents Prices. soc. 800.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08

81. 1hone
Anthem. Trust In the Lord. Handel
Onertory. 'chanaon Tristct'. ...
............... q. TschnikoWRkyl
Solo, 20, Dry Those Tears. .,..
Dol kieroI
Mrs. Kathryn Grimmcr-Bnilcy.
Postlude. 'Processionul March.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. e. Batiate|
Evening service
Organ prelude. "~Serenade". schubert
Anthem, Evening and Morning.
s....s......-....... 81. DsknlaFl
.Onertory. "Berceuse slave. .Nernda
Solo. more Love TO Thee. .....
Mrs. Bailey.
Postlude. "Scherzo" .Lcmalgre
y. Stanley Scdar. organist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
JOE TINKER OUT
OF BASEBALL MAYBE
FOR GOOD N ALI

ny Evening Herald Leased wirel
= Chicago, May S.-JOe Tinker
= manager Of the Chicago team Of I
= the Federal league. has sustain I
= ed a rupture In his right side
. and viii be out Of the game as a 4
. player for a month, n not for ,
= life, according To a dispatch 10 !
. the Chi ago Daily News from Z
. Newark, n. j., from a staff cor I
= respondent. he injury was sus- !
. tnined yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08

Christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building at the
corner Of seventh street and Gold
avenue. every Sunday morning al N
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are al
8 o'clock.
The public Is cordially invited "a
attend these services.
Sunday school at 9:ts o'clock.
Reading room In the n. r. Armilo
building, room No. u.s., open cacl
week day from 2 20 g y. m.