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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-30

1T is wrong to neglect a cold at any
time because it weakens the system and
lays the sufferer open to attack from
changes in temperature and sleeping
covered at night cause many children's
colds in ummer. Foley's Honey and
Compound gives sure n prompt
relief.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Phone 2O9. c. J. Simpson. for
black dirt. sand and gravel.
Call on Geo. Simpson for all kinds
Of cement work. excavations and els
tern repairing.
For Sale. Single buggy. new, used
only Z short time. Wallace Hurry.
Phone AT
Eat ct Jack'n.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-30
OLD Aos.

Overworked. weak or disease kidneys
make one feel old before middle age.
Rheumatism, aches and pains, too free
symptoms are warning that the kidneys
need help. Foley Kidney Pills make
the kidneys strong and active.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

s. 2lirenbere, $. Stodntan, sSiold
GrOnin, Stoie Gronin 9fcie Warie
Gronin.
- SRI. gmina Ribtpeli iiel in ib.
rer @ubmlng, an Der gerrp Ipenne
in Iaptpn iiber Die 1reppe binlb
itn6 puroe an Der Sflllter uno am
glrm uerlebt.
= Iep. 9aneenborff ipirb beatc
Dtadnlittag inl Sdpll5innner oes
0uoton Giuocrgurtens cine gnipradg
an Die Deiitter baIten. Gaa Sbema iei'
nes Sortrages betitelt lid o0ie Je'
lpGbnlid)e Willtter".
SRI. gftella @eis, Die So6ter
oes Serrn ". @eis, BON Der 5. glpc
in Canton, prrbe geitertt nit Serrll
&uoolpb Wiemning bon 9ellcpre IN
ser ct. 9ernorous STRIDE blrd, ben
Tfarrer @reifeufnnp getrout.
- Serr Sobn g. sReneiee, Spc.
5iclagent bes S5uItiSamtes Der Regle.
rung, unb SRI. 9lnna Smler, Sohter
res Serrn Serlnom Snuer, bon No.
352 SSootc glpe, @eaepue, muroe &C.
tern 9lbeno ourh 9ieu. Siuien &C.
trullt. 9tod, Der Sralling fano III cr
eIteriiden @obnung Der @raut eill
Gnlpiana itott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Netppprt.

Seirar6sifeiue: SSoDn 8. Gain
unb grbca @alters, Seioe bon Sort
Sbonlas; Cigar 5bollpint, 81, bon
GIepeluno, O., uno Marie Serritt,
81, BON sloams 60, O.; Charles
@lascun, 40, uno slnna gIumen, 80,
@eibe pon Neip Dorf Gin; Srpitl
Cigar Sanforb BON @ilforo, o, uno
2aura %. Iefe pon Canton, ap.
@rlmbeigentbuns llebertra-
gung: gbas. Dsegerle m Sarrp uno
5. Seuerrnan, cine Got an Der Sitieite
ser 2inbcn glpenue, % BEL 115 SUB
iiir 81.
- Sic Sruitees BON Sort Sbon1os
werheu III Ser 9eopent6ertpabl lpieher.
ermdhlt perben, ou fcine anbereu
SanOioateu nominirt purben. Der
gegenrp1rtige Qrli1eeratb beitebt aus
ben Serren $. Wf. Stegentann, Geo.
iSiilner, 8otl eb Sartpee, 9iucoIn
0onolbion g. $. aramer. Sir bas
4mt Oes poIi5eirid,terS tpuroe 5reo.
Diuer ipieber nonlinirt.
Serr g. s.. griitolp, bon yfo.
30 @eit A. StraBe, beri6tete geitern
i'm 9oli5eiquartier, bab er al einen
aeenten fir oerifieoene 8o6en.
idriften ben getrag i'm 8oraus be.
3ablt babe. Naftrdglih babe er in
Grfdtrims eebradt, oab Der nngeb,
life @gerit 5u einer berartigen
9ransaftion nibt beredtigt gepeien
lei. aebnlife Moseu iinb bereits I'M
8oIisciauartier porgebraft iporber.
= Ger 13jGbriac 6. @reenlee, BON
.Ro. 305 @onmouth Strabe, fieI &C.
tern i'm Sofe Der @ierten Strabe
S6uIc rpdbreno ocs Spielens gu go.
sen unb erIitt einen grnlbrat.
= 25n Der Gollntp GIerfs Office
nurben ecitern Die Srforporations.
artiteI Der gatapio Goal & Gas 60.
bitterlegt. 9nforporatoren iino:
@altcr g. W9eicp. s. q. amslcr
uuo 8. gbp. Bolt. 9as @ruuofapi.
tai betrdst $4,000 in 800
aftien gu ie $40 einoetbeiIt. Die @e.
ieQifait bat 1000 9lder 9anb nabe
gataoic, g., fir oic gobrung nab
8a3ouellen gepod)tct.
- Serr Charles SltIlipan; Dor.
mann Der itdotiiden StaIluneen,
nirS bcite bel benz Staot-aontnrii.
iGr Morliose feline Reiignation elm.
rtihcn. SuIlipan lit bier iebr popu.
inr. Sein Sdeiocn nus itGbtiihen
9icniten tuirb oesbalb BON pieIeu
Seiten be6auert.
Gic 1enlofroten beihIieBcn
ibrc aampaene in bieicr @che 6a.
nit, bai; lie aaaben6Iidl offentlife
Beriommlungen ab6alten. Ger oemo.
traiii6e @ouperneurs, ,aun6iodt u.
8. Stanlep pirb am ndditen Oiens.
toe i'm 9pric 9beater einc Rebe bal.
len.
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Vplitif@es.
Gie repubIifaniide gartei iommt Sc
gen bas s.rObibitiOns.a .au.subsmsut
berans.
3ablreide @GbleroeriammInuge an
seitrisen abnb uuo pabreub
ber @od)e.

Di. repubIitanif6e partsi bon 5a'
milton 60. III bur6 ihr gsntrolsa sapm'
mitiee in unaipsibeutiser Weifs assen
bas probibiiions 4msnbement ber'
ausseio=men, inbem es in isiner ae'
itrigsn SisuHa fOIseubs 9ef4IifIs ans
nobm:
Da Elm aonitiiutions amenbemsRi
fir fiaatp.ii. probibition ben Bdh'
lsrn bon SbiO IN Der Ropembertpahl
unierbreitet iperbsn ipirb:
Da bas republitanti9t aommitis.
bon Somilion Gountp bsreits IN Der
Sampaane bon 1914 gegen probibi'
tioT berausaeiommen lit;
Ga fsrner bieielkn 1rogen uRb
grinaipien benz 0olie absrmols prd'
fsntirt iperben. fei 6
9eihlpfTen BON republitanii idsr
Gounip apmmittss, bab mir unisr,
Stslluna bonn psrsansenen Sabr aufs
gieus beiintia.n. uns aessn bas Oorss'
fdlaatnt @erfaiiungs ameHbsmen!
fir itoatireite probibition ertldr.n unb
bic Rspubliiansr pom 9amiIton Go.
brinasnb aufiorbsrn, BEL bisier aros.
in Der Mabl nit Rein au itiin'
men.
Die Observation-Disclosures bon pas
for 8. o. eii,nlobr III eine gang
b,rDorraseno b.utI6e Safx, bic teis
iiem Dsutfdamsritaner slsidgiiliis
fein .ann. Wir iSnnen Giitnlpbr pobl
als einsn unierer ssiftissn Jiibrsr Be-
5ei4nen unb als Wertrster bssDeuti9.
ibums III sr I'm 70 mebr sssignet, ba
er bsibe Sprnfsu Bis 5u einem fsltss
ilsn Srabs Der WolIiommsnbtit bss
berriht. Jm S1uIratb mare er gang
beionbsrs am plabs, bsnu bort iiiib
felbititdnois bensenbs Mdnnsr unb
icl6e, bic iih bon anberen nid5t bomi.
niren laGen. isbr BON N0tbeH. Die
S1uIintereffen iperbsn an GiIenIobr
einen pabren uHb nirtIi4en 5rtu.
bdnbtr baben.
Scr gfepubIiianif1s aIub btr 4.
Warb bate Gsitsrn prbsub iu isiHsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

babe. en- Der Meinuna bnb Shabron
nit ietnen gsfdbrten abermals ben
3ua b.iteiaen tpr.ien. babe er einen
S6us in bic auft absei8phen.
- Sobn Sbeiifen. elm Mitalieb bes
bieiieen garreau, nelder friiber benz
,Gnquirer" Stab anaebDrt batte. ipurs
rs aeitern sur @usiibuna Der abpotas
tur in ben gunbesseridten aaelaiien.
- 9ie Dffiaielle 3dbluns Der am
lsbten Samitaa abaeaebenen Stimmen
bat nsniae 9lenoerungsn aufautpeilen,
graiu erbielt 44S2. McGartbp 757.
RanIban 1911 unb Hutb 2972 Stims
men. Die 3anbibaten fir Stabtz&pm'
miifdre erbielten folgenbe Stimmenans
,abl: genainaer 1450, Cation All,
DpnelIp 1862, Gilman 162, Sin
2509. Sanes 215, Senbri9s 663,
6ppt 5304, &llHmper 4945. arulns
pelmann 399, 2emter 1851, pbilipps
1892, Riemsper 1868, Sduler 1885,
G9robcr 1861. Weiieln 730 unb ga'
tcs 1903.
Wopor Dbite bat oeitern bon Der
slmericar Wlillina Wa6ine Go. IN
9atapia, g., Elm S4reiben erbalten.
in pel6em bieie cine 5siGbrise Steuers
fretbsit unb cine Daiierrote gum So
itenpreis perlangt. ba lie beablihtt9i,
in 9ublpp in bem GebGubs ppn polt
unb 6o.. an Der 2tiA StroBe iit su
stabliren. Die ertpdbnte 9eIeai6art
beIddftigt bunbert 4rbeiter, U(apo-
W6ite BAT fir beute glbenb cine Spes
aialiibuns bes Stabtratbes einberus
fen, in ipelder bic glneelegenbeit 3ur
8erbdnhluna eelaneen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Z abtpm mmo Sellebme.

= 5rait q. Stodnam, bon Tc
S20 @alnut StraBe, Canton, iplirbt
dnlGbIi9 ibres Missenfeftes BON ib.
rem 5relm6cn nit elmer Siirpriie
Barip geebrt Gem @ebilrtstagsfinS
mlirben 5ablreife @ratiIationen sil
Sbeil. Bon ben @diten lino fo[eenoe
Defenders su eripdbnen: esrau Gle.
hentboler, Srdu 9beiIe, Serr uno
Jrou @ilminG Serr uno syrau gaI.
mer, Serr im6 ;Srmi SpaiIoing,
Serr uuo Nrau @iee, Serr umb Sraii
8. Surenberg, Serr imO Srdu &oten-
born &err a'o 5rau u. Gutenberg,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Der biesidbriss grGntienDertauf
Der Site fir bic Spmpboniston3erts
bat cine o0be srrei6t pie ME Suppr
in Der 21idbrisen @siti6te Der Or
deTtra Qfiotiation. Rahbem Der Der
tauf seitern mad 5ipeitdgigsr 0ausr
beenbst unb bic 3uiammeniisaung ses
madt mar, srgab es itb, bab fir bas
Re3t Der Sibeauspabl Elm Draufs
geIb BON $66S2 bs5abIt tporbsn 1T.
Dor sipeiSabren fam man bieT.rSums
me nit $3.50 am nGditsn. Iu9 1T
cine srGbsre an5abl Siss pertauft
unb cine bDb.rs prGmis sr3ieIt rporben
benn ie. Die 9ur9i6nittsprGmie in
oiefsm Sabre mar S6.47 s.g.n nur
$5.7S in porissr Saifon. 2ln ben
bsioen gluitionstdsen tpurben bon
419 aduf.rn 1882 Sibe eritarben,
tDabreno i'm Sabre 1914 Siefe 3abl.n
370 reip. 973 iparen,
Der 9orDertauf Der sibe obne prGs
mien3ufhlag nimmt beute 9ormittaa
9 llbr Bel Ghur6 II. geintamp, @ierte
nube Ruts strub., feinen 2Infans
unb buuert bis Wontag. es iinb nod
DortreffIi6e size in grpber grsabI
porbaHbeu.
Hatftehsnb brinssn mir bic Ramen
Der geftriasn adufsr nebft ansabe Der
3dbl Der sise unb Der te5abIten prds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

irant HslIp BON Der MeSsnrs
@pab, Der Dor elmer Wafdiusnfabrit
Gireifppiten iianb unb BEN Ms6siis.
irilIiaen gborIes GaIl cine MauIfdslIs
perabreidt bnben fcn, uurbs asfnn
bon WiunlsipaIritbtsr Nor su ben no.
axn ~ p<ric6zssu hfsustdaiyt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
2otal Seridt.
Die Symphonic Salon.
Ter Yramienperfaui Der Sitc iuar
gr0hsr mic je SnSur.

5iir bas Redt Der 9luspabI Der SiBs
puroen $66S2 bsabIt. Die
Summe 1T in BEN q ja1rissu
Bethlehem Der Srdeitra Geielidaft
ME 3lIpor srreidt porben. - 9tud
puroe Elm h0berss QufgeIb sr5isIt.
- 1892 Sise fpurben pon 419
&dufsrn eritonben. - Die adufer
bes 5lpeiten Gags bes @Orpsr,aufs.
- Gs finO nod ssnus CUTE Sise
iibris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Gpbimstpn.

Die Gobsustpmer Diiise fir bas
,Gineinmatier Bplfsblatt1 befiuoe
I'D IN bem GsbGnbe Der Heoyles
Gasinas 8anf & Srnit 60, Z @ei'
6. Strahe. Mn5sisen, @ittbeilunseu
nnb 4eifellansen irsenb weldler gri
iuerben bis nean ltbr gbenbs baielbit
sutsesenssaommen. Selspbcn Sontl
1884.
@rOBe .@epubtifanit DE
Waifenperf am m<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
OTTO WOLFF
aanbiont fiir
6treuit. Rthtsr.
@abI an 2. TOpember 1915.
Fred. A. Erschel1, !,
eeideubeitatter unO Ginbnliamirer
7.u. yore Str, 2le,pport, 9p.

7sIspbon eontb SO nnb zpnib sese.
aIeyanbrla Office; SI 30. z Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Serr Gbcs. &. @ropnL repiiblifa.
niiher aanbibat fir Staotaniralt,
bette einen gcifdftieep aberb. CT
iprah 5,ierit an Der 9lften ino Te.
pot Strnte nnb onnn In Benions
Sale on Der Central glnenre iinb 81
beiben 8erianimiuneen bate iid eine
arobe 8itt6rerihaft eingefirnoen. Gr
fprad Don benz sSebIidlag Der a6mi.
niifratioT 6es @ouperneiirs Cor iino
Sem ;seblidlng Der slbminiitration
Ses @nporsj Silii. g[Ilertbolbeil Wer-
ipredningen, bic ME gebalten iuirben,
in6 a6miiiiitrationcn, bic bns 9,rd.
bifnt perbienen: tbeiier un6 id!eft.
Nlm niiiie Sabcr poriiftig iein nit
Wejug 1nf Die peiite, bic man in bic
@eripoItimg brinse, 6enn Der Gha.
rafter Der gedniten lei AUDI Der Gba.
rnfier Der 9iegieriing. Reoner per.
glih oann ben glefpro Der beioGI Wla.
pors.sannbionten, George gudta onf
republifnniid5er ilnb Serr Saippcr
nuf oemcfratiider Geite. Dort Elm er.
foIgreider @eid6ftsniniin Elm damn,
Der Grfnbriing gfnnIHelt bat I'M 81.
ientlid)eH 2eber, bier lluerfabrung,
sfonfuiiOrL Ieere Deripre&suloerl Ca
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
Technical Terms.

World war has proved to. be an IN
richer q the vocab1]aries. Terms
Ike mobilization" and "1norasi;7n7,
have become a part Of everyday
speech since the days Of last Ju!v
aad August. The American pu1Iic
long unfamiliar with such ma tiers
can now distinguish viii: rolerabla
accuracy between g cuirsssier and >
Cossack; Uhlan and the Dragon: =
submerslb!e and subn,erg;ble. Alono
with 2 better and a far more init
mate knowledge Of European paa-
grapny iaas come habit of MAKING
1l'er distinctions between the taog,-
nical terms. Tt is curious 70 ,cta
old words Ike uart, rnoxta and a.
lot are taking on new meanings.
Primitive man fought with darts
Lhey disappear from what we were
Pleased TO turn modern warfare and
tiley have returned as missiles deai-
gned to be dropped from skycraft
Some OF the early types Of artillery
were mortars, but the Germans
nave given the world a new mean
ing oy their modification Of this g1n
and by putting it to new uses. We
have already thought of the pilot 90
having to do with naval affairs h,,t
the air pilot is one of the biprest
factors IN the present struggle.
laube, the descriptive name DIV
en- the German moonplsne ha.
come to US out of the war along the
territorial" an English term for
FORCES raised for home defence
We are gradually becoming familiar
with the fact that when the war
cables talk Of patrol supplies this
refers to plain old gasoline. We
are mastering, to the difference he
tween pacifist and a pioupiou. a
and a buzzar.
Neutrality, too, is an old word
that has taken on some strange
new and somewhat twisted mean
lngs since the Uhlans galIoped
across the East Belgian frontier a
few short months ago.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
u at Are You Doing To Boost The
South -?

ne railroads are spending thous
IS Of dollars annually in advert;s
i; the resources Of the Southern
S ates.
he Atlantic Coast Line Agricul
t. al Department is again putting
L an exhibit Of farm products
,eta5les, fruits, tobacco, cotton,
g ms and forage Of all kinds,
g wn in Virginia, North and Sout;1
c DINA. Georgia, Florida and Ala
/ "a, to be shown this summer ard
at number Of the large fairs
il he States CT New York, PenngyI-
ia, West Virginia and Maryland,
II sections not SO favored by nature,
natically, as is "The Nation s
rden Spot"
\ representative Of the Agricul-
al Department Of the Atlantic
{ st Line has just returned from a
, through the East and North
v ere space was contracted for at
1t mammoth fairs, and ne re-
T IS great interest manifested, ard
t t the exhibit Will be viewed b.
S; era' hundred thousand people.
handsome illustrated literature
q .criptive OF the resources Of the
: les of Virginia, North and South
{ DINA, Georgia, Florida. and Ala
b ia, viii be freely distributed.
his kind Of advertising has real
lcatioral value. It reaches the
PIE, and it should result in brir~-
i Z many good homeseekers' into
midst.
WON'T YOU HELP.
he success OF the undertaking
=. III measure, depend upon the
operation received from the
ners, and others interested il
>riculture. If you raise CT know
anyone raising products suitable
I this exhibit, such as native
I age. alfalfa, corn, tobacco, small
e -ins, good samples Of fruits and
' setables, ETC., you can help by
nmunicating with the Agricu,-
al and immigration Department
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
I apany, Wilmington, n. C.
large express car will be re-
G red to transport the exhibit
! ne of departure from Whining
t i, N. c., about August 18th.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
Living Old aEd We'll.

During the nineteenth century
expectation Of life rose to eight
y rs or twice that Of the two pre-,
c ding years. This fact is account.
e for chiefly through the SAVING
haby lives and the prevention Of
l. ection diseases during early life
: for some reason the rate al pre-
t seems to be at stand still
q close study of conditions show
t. It the degenerate diseases, are to
+ me-. Furthermore the study
s. ows that this is more evident in
United States than elsewhere.
The last census shows that tie
n nber Of people in the United
-tes dying from diseases Of the
cd vessels is nearly four times
q great as it was ten years AFRO
sch is to say we are living to fast
j strenuously. Some one has sai,,
{ the great broad fact seems to be
i while we are freer Of germs
our ancestors, our vital organs
ar out sooner. We don't know
t value Of personal hygiene. We
G It know our bodies. We havn't
become interested in wardine
diseases and living efficiently to
g pc old age.
IN examination recently conduct
e by the Life Extension Institute
i convincing proof Of this state
mt. A physical examination OF
rye number of officials, clerks
other employees Of banks and
c nmercial houses. the average be-
II thirty years, showed that onlv
3 .,er cent were normal and that
-r 9 per cent did not know of
t .ir approaching danger. 80 were
+ md with minor impairments with
t early approach Of disease while
5 per cent had from moderate
t serious impairments needing
edical treatment or supervis-
i. .. 8 per cent were seriously i'm
p red and needed immediate med
* treatment or supervision. 8
p cent were seriously impaired
a needed immediate medical
a ention.
t is seen that by periodic
h 18th examinations and intelligent
p sonal hygiene many Of the degen-
e .e diseases may be headed off. |
a then the man may easily and
GENTLY live out his allotted time
o. three score years and ten.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
BASS Of HUI: L H.5.aaE E

The women Of France IN general
rave baen splendid in dcica. their
81 during the war. Numbers Ct
society women have devoted them
selves to nursing The sick ar,1
wounded, and have done it very
well. There are some of them
however, Of whom the French ned-
zcai corps have complained bitterly
those who Joined The Red Cross
1ou1 2asser le temps,'' or to wear
the becoming white uniform Of the
grade nalade," or even to fAlirt.
At large hospital near Paris, 8
wounded soldier was brought
straight from the trenches. He
was mass Of dry mud and an over
powerlng stencil came from his
clothing. The doctor ordered that
ne should be undressad and washed
SO that he could examine tho
wounds. The amateur women mr.
SEES III their Red Cross costumes fri
ed to 90 so, hut though the spirit
was willing, the flesh was weak
and one after the other had to give
up attempting the job.
An orderly had to be called IN 70
do it, and did it SO well that the
foul smelling mass Of mud was
transformed into a fine, we'll built
young fellow with fair hair and
mustache. The women nurses ran
TO attend Co him, but he declined
their aid. By the rules he was Oh
iiGec 60 take his food from them
When they drew up to the bed card
with the dietary they were further
surprised to learn that he was the
young Marquis de K, one OF tba
richest unmarried men in France
ano widely known in American
salons lii Paris. The ladies' who re-
fused to touch the dirty soldier
When he was brought to the hospital
are now 80 sorry. Exchanges
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
$4.()5 Round 7 lrfg,
4Sz,zahzzze,,s Old, il izass.

The Atlantic Coast Line announces
ne above excursion fare from Scot
and Neck on account CT the E,xposi-
ION end Celebration in CoraGnen2or.
atlon o. the t'l5tietn Anniversary O.
tf1<e Emancipation Of the Negro.
Wflicn opens July 5th aud closes july
9th: Proportionat4 fares will az
piy from all points on the Atlant;c
1oast Lire and are open to the pub
lc. tickets will BE sold FOR all.
q grams on July ., Z. 5, y, Il, 1G, IS,
z and q. limited returning to reacf,
original starting point prior t, mid
night Of the seventh day following
cate Oh sale. Schedules ard further
Information, call On Epp. L. Brown
.ilcEet Agent. Scotland Neck. n. C
", j. Craig, Passenger Traffic Mar
ager, I. e. White, General lasser-
ger Agent, Wilmington, II. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
REPORTS SfII0IJLDBE MADE
Il; E.ESssSl.laZy. 'I,s5Ip.Is.
The Local Registrar Insists That Re-
rcfl Ct al; Births and Deaths be
5.ad'e to Him yfiii.lia Five Bays.

Once more | wish TO call the at.
tention Of physicians, midwives, and
parents CT the requirements Of the
new vital statistics law recently en-
acted, or rather revised, to report
each birth within Eve days to the
local registrar in whose town CT
township the birth occurs. II YOU
dent know who is the local regis
trar IN your town or township, ask
your Mayer, the Chairman Of YOUR
Board Of County Commissioners, or
write to me.
Failure to report births NAV de-
prive the individual % personal,
social or property rights, and is a
violation OF cur state laws.
Undertakers, or persons acting IS
such, are required to furnish a com
pLete death certificate to the local
registrar Id the town or township in
Wi2icn tbs death occurs.
failure 10 secure a certificate Of
death which gives the cause Of
death and family history raay de-
prlve widow or orphan Of a pen
sion OF Insurance fund, prevent the
State Board Of Health from locat-
ing ~ epidemic wtioh it can stop.
cause The spread Of disease, and is a
violation Of law,
As local registrar for the town Of
Scotland Neck ard Scotland Neck
Township, it beElooves me to report
al violations il my jurisdiction to
the State Registrar Dr.. W. S. Ran
kin, Of Raleigh, n. c., giving the
facts ana the names of al violations.
It is also my duty and pleasure to
Inform the State Registrar Ct an
epidemic Occurring ia ny vicinity,
that the State Board Ct Health, NAV
take steps ct once to eradicate the
disease.
Governor Craig Informs me ti3at
he IS greatly interested in the babies
Of North Carolina and IS extending
the full privileges OF TIE new vital
statistic law to every baby born in
the State. 70 this end, the Cover
nor has announced that, in special
recognition to every baby whose
birth IS recorded under this rev
law, he viii write the mother {. let
ter and not only compliment her on
her motherhood, but express his
personal appreciation OF t.er having
awaited herself Of the privilege Of
The new baby law. Babies whose
parents Go lot think enough, Of them
to have their births recorded viii, Of
course net hear from the Governor.
Along with the Governors letter.
the STATE Board c. Health has asked
TO be allowed to send sorle Of its
oe5t literature on the care and feed
lag Of iIliants, in this way endeavor-
ing 70 REFUGE cur tremendous infant
mortality.
All future depends on the present
generations and those to follow. The
Fast IS no more !; now let Us do Jus
tee 70 ourselves By doing justice 10
the !nfants Of today and the DAYS 70
cone Chas. J. Station.
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NcnSEscrl
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
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by certain deed e truss execu, q
70 ne On toa 18th day OF .Jzsnua, =
1895, BY T. Z. Taylor and vi =
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is q record ii Halifax (;ountv. n
Book IT'S. az I'Gge 4G2, 70 VII =
reference RAY be had, I viii On s +
uioay, the !J:2 day Of AUGUST. 10. :.
a: - 0 clock, IN front Of BurroIrt 5
Putnam Wheeler Company's Seo ..
sell a. public auction, for cash. q
the highest oidCter, the follow: 2
oescrioeo real estate:
mat tract CT parcel Of md O.
@l2nlnG 81 ts,e main r1f1 Of the I =
h44ee Swamp, VIII Taylor's corr3,z.
al(; ross thence ". IS. $4,000 Cha IS
With VIA IayEcr's lire to 2 stake =
3. 5 hilci1i1 5 ,j21e thence with :;
s. iA,tci1in's line S. 101 ". 10.n1-
itjO t=9a1ns &c Lawrence C:ark's c.
I!S'1; There win lawrence Clar, s
line =. e35 :. E2.O0-1GO Chains %
main run Of Aehukee Swami :.
lnence Up the main run Of Kehu;. az
Swamp N. 81. ". G.50-lOO Chains 20
the beginning, ard contain g
cnlrty~eight acres.
his the 9Th day O. ,Tu.v. 1915.
{. Fed, Trus: ee
$. A. DUNN. Attorney.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-29
T0Ehe Citizen CT Scotland Neck
And Vicinity.

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