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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

ld9en gu uepmen, fpo tr lie in Den leB
ten 5pei Winuten gu berubigen ees
Iuht bate, ipufte er Die Cigarette
aus uRO itisb bic Sir nit Dem Ju=
be auf....
Sit 0,rstiOr asper gu iprsdsn2"
~Wea barf i'd msIoen2"
.Ruooif Banning"
rDpttor?"
.8anbioat Banning. 5.rr 8onns
ling"
.iperr Banning, oonte. Bite norten
sic einsn Iueenblit, es iino nrsi
6erren % Sbnsn orinnsn."
Wit tobsspsrd6tli9sr Rube febts
iid Banning auf einen Stub uno
lieb ben Slid iibsr bic pou beiebten
6dhsr nit outsu, beriibmtsn Iamen
s~leiten.
.8itte. nun it Serr aspsrn frsi!"
bieB es nah 9erluuf bon 20 Winus
ten, uno @onnling fiibIte Elm psni9
@ramenfieber in Den Nosrn.
Gr 9ing binein. perbeu9te ii6 unb
begann gil iprefen. Isper mar iein
alter gerIs9sr, er bate feline einsis
&c 6eoihtsiommIun9 nerlsgt. Gr
brauhte ildl aIip ni1t porSuiteusn.
Wehani:1 be9ann er feline sinoes
Iernte 2sier, berIor oen SSohsn. 1ittt
IS fir .dderlifi, etp4s M~uspenpig.
geIerutas 9erunter3u.appern, neriuhte
pergebens ZEN 6c1sn nisoersulinren
%brummstte no- Iih bin uno iprat)
enoi.h. 1909 ibm gsraoe einiisI. Nm.
fan9s ettpds untldr, bod teim SLANG
Ieiner eiJsnen Worte berndntelte sr
lhnet ot. 5n:ifeIIofe HerppFtGt.
limb BannIine CAB cine turss, ris
tntisrenoe lleterIiht iibet oie 9es
oeutuug her Rstlame fir isoe 4rt
pen GrFoI9 uno iiber ben boben
S%tanopuntt oe8 3utuuftsIaroes 4mss
rita in oisler Bs3itbun9 unb oas
Ieid,t fsItSulteuenoe uno betlugensz
perts .3uriidbIeiben Stmeoens.
Director Aspsr bore elm psnio en-
Itdunt 81. Gr %psrItanp nid1t rsbt, INN
mas es ,ih %aanoelte.
Tod NannliuI rsoete be6arrIid)
uno aab rem &erle9sr teine 0ele9sns
belt. un.erbreheno ein3uiauen. Gr
mubte ju Guoe reoer. od a nun i'm
5abrpa1er lpdr, ionlt - oas iibIte
or bel iid - ipdr er nid}t fiber, ben
etipas d~5erlegeuen. tiihl ieIbitbspub
ten Son spieosrsufihosn. Sen er iidl
srobsrt Satte. l,no 10 fiibrte sr Die
GnttuidIune ieiusr 3Nse 10 lusit aus.
DAB sr nit ben f~oIgenoen Worten
;3liebsn tcunte:
sd meme olio, 6err Director.
- nbne etlpa oamit behaupten Al
molten, oaB sic teinen lrsitsn uno
tIarsn Bid iibsr Die Sd6s bGtten-,
oob biertn uodl unenblif pisl gu
tun ibril 1T. beiouosrs mas sic 9is
tsratur betrifft. Sir Die Moraariue
aeid1ieht md an mslItsn - "a pjro
eut annonciert, iptniQitens mas Sic
@r0be b~e:rifft. oopobI Sic Srigiua=
litdt Elm 'ptuie ndtiiebsn mub."
3err Nspcr tpar fih noh nist rsdlt
tlar barber. rohin Der iunae Stals
Sc, Der 10 un1laublih iidler duftrat.
eigentIid 3ielie. Gr lpieS OssbaIb MIR
oarouf bin, nab CT CLAUDE, ourd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

gen bic brttIden Solcoien ioliblitis
nnb fparten ben eanaen 9a9 taraui,
bob i,1 Der &opf ooer bic 30nb .;;es
Jeinbes 3eise. um ;brem enisn @.aa.
nnb ibrer guten 8ihie elm 3iel au
bieten. Die Deutfdsn obtr Hnb eee
fdidt unb babeu 9umpr, nnb fhon
manher gnsldnber bot ouf einen
9elm s.fdoifen. inter BEN EG t.iu
1eutonentopf befanb. pber ant einen
Jlintenlauf. ben feline beutI9e 6onb
belt. Wanhe 3esimenier tiibren
i9on 5tpei Woden lang itr 2.bea
bier Sag fir Gag, tfftn, fmlafen.
u~nterbalten id mitten in Cob uns
3ertorunn unb Iauern ouf iebe Be-
peeung oes @egners. Wenn lie mid.
nuf ben 6einb 5ieIen, hoan Derbrine
gen ie bic Ianee 3eit in BEN 0eimen.
bic Tie ii6 felbit in ben 5iqelbono
bineinoeeraben boben. Sfou in fold
cine feline 9Oble, tritt Gin burtt bic
NIT Strob berftopfts Sir. Dn lisoen
bic getpobner unb ipislsn 2arfen, 70
rubig, ols pGren lie su 6oufe In
elmer Bar unb feline @ranaien uns
Wta ffinengepebre t-fIIIien bic QuFt
nit tbrem betdubenoen @ebr0bn. Gin
onberer Monn Iisit gnna aemiitIif,
unb sfnei tpsitsrs fpieIen ,,sappf sber
Sdrift", inbem tie Ycn.ies in bic
9ote fusrfen. Sn elmer anteren
5ohls mirb eifrig estodi, unb bic
Velte lparten auf bcs MabI. .Ob
mir %eifen9" fogt Der cine. .Ratiir.
lid eiien mir, unb monde iaa.n fos
gar gu pieI, 3ipisoad nnb Rorn,e.
iaos, unb bic Iesten bsiben Gage bots
ten mir io9or @efrierflelIh, Rinb
ufo 9nrnmel. limb rnihen iun mir
olif. ni6t gu fnnpp. gIpB bic tleinen
3ieoretten. Die mir 10 aerne bnben.
triegen mir ni6t." Die @rGhen in
oenen oteIe tIeinen 0romen be8 2ez
bens Tid Gag unb Naht obipieltn. finb
an Der Seite zines SiioeIs nnaeIeat:
bic beutf4en SdiibenQrGben Iieaen
noh hoher auf osrisIben Seite. ll,ber
Dem $3lioeI aui benz binteren Qb6ona
lteben bic Deuti9en 0eIdiibe. 0ie
ga9e 1T '%tomen5lpert einfah. Die
Situation rat iif1 feit Ia 9ooen fue
mig %perdntert. Wit benz arieosq!i3
i'no Der Witterung pogt Die Gtim.
mufi9 otf 1no al. Wenn es reonst,
leioen 1,enihen unh 5iere furdibor.
Bsnn Die Sonne i9sint, finb beibe
%oeranli9i. So lsben tie on her an.
beritsn 8ren5e Der 8sfabr, unb iseen
Merger tIopft Der Sob nit feinen
tnofernm Giugern an nit Dorber-
iu(.... . a..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

te g.tpaitfam unb fano ale moaliben
msbr oo'r peniger pidtisen 0otus
ments. bod nidt bic bunte Neite"
dis CT enolih in polem Wibmut gum
brittenmal cine Shublaoe ourds
lpiibIte. Il Der rur feline 0ffsntIidsn
8erbienlte la9sn. faBte sr iet3sbn
u~niaubere Bldtter - burrab - Die
bunte Dsite!!"
Dd .r esrabe i'm gssriff esipsien
mar. oos Suhsn a~uf5ussbsn. belt er
bas fir Btttes Singer unb fuhtte iid
um 70 Itirtsr in ieinem GntidIub.
Rad b m 2sisn soe sr isine Site
fel aus, worf osn Rod auf sinsn
Stubl unb iebts iit auf BEN 8stts
rdnb. nm, Den aopf in bic '5dnos &c.
itiibt. oea pIon gu Gnoe gu benton
Gr esriet in cine 10 eraltisrte Stim-
mung DAB sr elaubte. es ipdre Elm
an unb fir iid gutter plan, ben sr
nun. in Der Stunoe Der Npt per
mirtIid,n miiiie. Gr 5os iih polsnos
aus uno lrihte bic 2ampe; bod Ious
ge nod .ag er mad i'm gstt, bic Sin.
Selbeiten ourdoentcno uno perbeis
Ierno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

Gs mar 1a9 llbr dbenos, ais
@onulin9 mad einem Ian9sn, .rGftis
gen Sdidf eripdhte. Gr lag cine
gDeile ltiI auf Dem Sofa uno oodhte
mad. Was fir einen mertipiiroigcn
2roum a0ttt er bod ebeu gebabt? 50
aeiniB nun erinnerte er lid. 0as
apiiroe cine Rettuug iein ppr Dem
brpbtnosh Nidgord, Der Ilf BON unen
Seitsn Ferbeipdl3te, INN ibn, oas
6abr5euJ. has man irrtiimlih fir 0
5erbrehItn belt. 81 uernjtteu.
is par lpirtlih mertlpiiroiQ, oaB
ihm 0ieie Soes >tlt iebt i'm 3raum
%seiommts mar. is mar ia oob leir
ei9ener. alter. tbrIid)er, pabrer 0es
bdnte! 0hpobl er Iih pobriheinlid
ME poraeitelt bate, oaB sr lib per-
tpirtliden liebe - uuo nod odSu in
Sieiem 2dnoe - uno bon ibm. Dem
GtrfaRsr uuO S60pfer lsIbit.
Die S06e lpGre ldherlih, lpenn
fie niht 70 ernlt mare.
SeoenflIls qalt IS nun ldrsl AT
honosIn unc ootl Hug.
Sb er CUR fatotrltduoigsn GrpGs
puus bic oIts 9ppsGs bsrporiu6te.
bic er Sfm Snb0It mad rnis bunts
Meite getanft botte2 Gr bate lie Nib,
6ruden iahen. bod min brauhte et
fie CUR nsbertrd9un9 in Die gDiri>
gidteit.
lInO 9annIiua iiiruts bic 9apier.
houfen IN ben SdreibtiidIoSen. an
slpii6sn erlpog er idorf Die ausiihs
ten fir bu0 QeQen Den GrfoI1 zines
10 trc9niinniaeT @~orlobens. GE iudl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

9eim 9rpaheu ar ndbjtsn Dior
len iab er Die Sabe alsrbinas in
oem neuen 2dgsliht. limb sr ents
oedte lh.imme Wldngel, rpo er geitern
eiteI Ye,oi.nite 9eIehen bate. Dod
es mar Der cinSi9e Veg, uuo lsin
GntihIuS ltano ieIt.
Vonultn9 ainq gu ieiusm Shusis
Ger. nan Idngem Prifen uno 3peis
feln entihiso sr lih iiir purpucrote
Wous niht Somt, pfui 5eufel,
nas mirtts bdurii6 poer ortiitenbdft
uno cOraus beiteute CT Iidl cine
0slte.
Der iuuse 2priter bate ihon sitter
feline e~ilcueu GiniGue BEL ieinel
&leiounJ aelteno 0smott. idot.
tiide 9>tn'lei0sr uuo osrQIeihen -,
10 oab Sic S0ee sur Nrd)itetiur Die
Ter eiQenlrtt9tu gDsIts ieiusn Sdnei
Der tcin,3pe9s in GrItdunsn iebte,
SIN iibriIen tonnte er ia gIau6en. &C
gelte zine WaSierdoe. Banning licp
p2jbes Sriosnban0 ppn eintm balbsp
Sell 9r,iie auf bic gBeite ndhen.
feds Nsipfu ouf ieosr Seite, ihyda
Mitte gtbsnn. 0as sin3iae. moraui
bin3uipeiitn Der Shueiher iid, erIdubs
ts. mar, >ob cine ioIhe Neite pirien
piiroe, ME Gin dus9eidnittener
MsnI6 IIeiih uno 3ippen.
.Su." 'a8ts GuunIins griifie unN
aing.
Drei Sdgs mabte tr auf bic 4titt
tpdtten. aFer Damn fous er iis audi
ouBeyo-b.u.lih tpirtuuasoon. uno
NIT StoI5 pri;fte sr feline Sose pcr
Hem 9rosten Spieaei i'm 2inmsr. Gr
teiom oo@ buuts Ting firth am Nor.
gen uno mdhts udh benz 6riibitii
Defenders i~craidItis Goilttte. Gam
3ce er Sen 6erbItz llsbersiebsr an,
tHipite untpiliijrlih. onaIo9 Der Ncs
petle, unithtbats Staubt0rnten Ods
BON al uno rtacp; sr 9in9 sum
0erle9tr,
Cine lie Nanoc aus Ben aodta
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

Gin gu / M Ii tiger gIaus
bteer. ~8drum ltsbt benn bier:
einedng fur 6Idubigsr iifer bic SiR.
tsrtreppe!!"
Die 1T ni6t 10 HE'LL"
9austhsot:r. q. (su
-: Sommft ou nenn heute ob.ns
nit in bic 0per?
8: 9d, meme 6rau madt mir gu
9oui' lpsr ssnus.
9ielio9enb anszs4
2 /. 6reGno; t0at Oeine Sdnts
mitteIt?
m g9:nonn; 3siu. Ie sat rcd siuise
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15

3p;iunofiui5iQ 0od}en iulyen pers
90nQeg. dis Der pisI beiprotene iuuee
gpriter non leiaeu intiuusn sFreunoeu
81 sinem ieitltaea Soups: siras.dbai
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15
ptr bunte Wrfe.
Uiitoriierte lleberlceuna aus benz
Shipebiideu BON Hhea Stcrnberg,
0pu Siguro @eitberg.

@~sr3p.ifsIt iporF 9annIina Sen
Observation-Disclosures CUR Grbe. 0as
tuar nun gum piertsnmal i'm 3.it'
raum bon spei Monotsn. 0ieis p,rs
oammteu 8~erItaer! Nie msbr i'm See
ben nIrhe CT Elm Bud b~erausbrins
gen. iusnn IS auf oieft Wsiie forta
9inee.
unb Ser iunas 2priter nabm ben
Ieeren 8osen. Ger Dor ibm auf BEN
arg 3ugsrihteten Sdreihtii6 lag, rib
ihn in 4tome uno formte oaraus
tleine au1eIn. bic er nab %iorgiamem
3ieIen nit ollie bss Daumens auf
bic Nois bon R~pober9s 9iiie bef0rs
oerte.
Wie iouie Sos eneen! Was mir
ben feline @ltsrn iagen? Sine @soihts
fdmmIur9 bate er crit berouSaseeben
Die r;lo geIott iuoroen itno Damn
an ShpinoIuht gerItorben mar. Ilz
Isroings rate sr oas 9eriprefsn BON
~ 6auie. 6aB mar i'm untsritiibs, 10
Ionge ietue Stuoisn in llpiaIa oau-
ern. Dot in pier3ebn 3aaen ipar
bic @%naoenfriit p%erltrid1en. Msnn .r
nun nein npiala uno 2iSentiat
jur.. nsia. Gonoioot msiute er 80.
-Aber nidt ooh aonoioat" .....
.SOnnen sic benn nidt" -
Die !Sirnmaldine funttionisris
niht msbr, uno RuooIF Banning
f6lisf.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
NEGRO !. N. c. A.
to Be ERECTED

Cincinnati, March l5.-The contract
for wreckine build nes on the proposed
site Of the colored branch of the Y. NJ. o.
A, on Ninth stree. =. between Mound and
Outer. was let Saturday morning by
Architects Elmer & Anderson - the
Buckeye wreskins company The builc-
ings will be vacste-i within the next two
weeks and the work of excavation prob
ably will be under way by April 1. Ar
rangements are be Eg made for a ceremO-
ny incident 70 grc "a breaking, when
Y. NJ. c. A. officis.s from all over tn
state will be present. The Building COM
mittee found. on opening bids. that thoss'
Tor . freprool building were so satisfsc-
tory that il was de cided TO spend 5000
more and Use THE construction. The
branch will be one of the most up-to-
date and complete of its kind in the coun-
try. The building will be IOo by lOo
feet and four stories above the basement
In the rear there will be yard which
will he used for q tennis court. The con-
struction will be reinforced concrete with
facing OF paving brick, laid with l-inch
joints, in white mortar. The basement
will contain q swimming pool, ~ by "a,
three bowling ALE Us, billiard room OF
four tables, locker rooms with shower
baths and boys club room. The first
floor will contain a large lobby, coat
rooms. restaurant gu cafeteria lines. 3
private dining rooro and the gymnasium,
% arranged that i, can be used as al
assembly room. The running track Of
the gym projects into the second story,
where the physical director also will have
his Office. The third and fourth tioors
will be dormitorie-, accommodating be,is
for "A persona Each floor is ~ be fittsu
with toilets and lavstories. All fioors
will be concrete, except the gymnasium.
which will be hardwood. The interior
hnishing 10 TO be of the most improved
sanitary type The building. site and fur
niahings will cost over SloO,Oo.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26

field. W. Va, Mt Zion Baptist church.
Rev W. W. Hicks, Pastor, August
Ills. Ii 10 our most earnest desire. our
duty and, l hope. pleasure 70 raise for
that meeting 5000
Dear sisters, DO not withdraw your
interest or support IL il your work.
We cannot do without you. II We work
together faithfully there will be mo- lack
Of means. and West Virgins Seminary
will BE- what We desire il. and what Odd
would have il be-. Much has been done.
but more remains To he accomplished.
The work H. broadening and develop
ing; il has unlimited possibilities of in
terest and usefulness u every one con
cerned. Its success depends manly upon
the assistance and corporation received
from eash Missionary Society.
Let us begininow and work and pray
and lay aside every thing that will hind
er us from making our next meeting the
greatest spiritually and the greatest I'm
snclslly IN the history OF our convention
Yours for the suoce-s Of the Woman
Baptist State Convention.
MRS. NJ a. W. THOMPSON
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26

Rev. Bohanan, of Chicago, was in IN
city Saturday and sunday in the interes
OF school work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
PULASKI CITY
Is. L. SCOTT

Rev. Bohansn, of Chicago, was in the
city Saturday and sunday in the interest
OF school work.
Mr.. K T. Clay, Of Bristol. wa. in the
city last week in ,de interest of tie gen.
ersl cleanup wee and also TO empha-
size the importance Of tag day, which
proceeds are for the building of a tuber.
culosis sanitarium for the benefit of col
ored people.
There was a lecture at First Bap
hst church on the 18th by Miss Reynold,
OF Roanoke along the line of cleanup
week.
Mn- Chas. Jones was called To Chris
nansburg 70 the BID side of her son VIII.
Wa Ill last week Glad to know that
be II mu h improved.
There are quite a number Of our PEG
pie III this month. suffering Of brochiti,
and influenza
Mr.. b. F. Henry agent for the South
ern Aid Society o Virginia, was indis-
posed last week.
NM 8. p. Duncan IL of Of the sick
list. and we are al, very glad to see her
visiting her neigh bos and attending
church.
Ms Addie Delaney is on the sick
list this week.
hn- T. }. Milliner has organized
club known - the Round Dozen" We
viii have our first meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. ]. Duncan.
Mis- Sarah Hughes. the accomplished
daughter Of Rev. A. :. Hughes, left
Monday morning - continue her work
m horristown college.
hi~ ID. r. Mills's school closed last
veek At Allosinia and abe has gone 10 Hills
vile 10 seAch the school in that section.
Great interest 10 being manifested in
me sunday school work Of the Baptist
and Methodist churches here.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
Notice of Application for Pardon
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

/, Bob Richards. who was tried,at tie
January term OF the Mcdowell Count,
Criminal court and convicted upon tn.
charge of selling whiskey and sentenced
q the county road for six months ano
~ pay a fine Of sJ'D and costs, will on
or about March ID, 1915, Apply 70 IN.
Governor of West Virginia for a pardon
BY Counsel. BOB RICHARDS
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
The FIRST THING
A GOOD DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE

A good physic and liver stin-u-
iator 10 usually the FIRST remedy
prescribed b. the physician when
called to case. lie does 50 be-
cause he knows that most of our
Ills are directly or Indirectly due
TO constipation. sluggish liver.
&c: therefore his first concern IN
reach and remove the probable
ause OF the Illness. and the sys-
EN-. relieved Of this poisonous
'eces. asaln becomes normal.
And that % exactly the idea be-
hino Sent-a-nel Laxative Tablets. a
semedy for constipation. indiges-
ion and liver troubles. every in
sredient Of which has been passed
on and approved by an eminent
chemist. which you or any of your
family may take and which easily
and Dainlessly. but thoroughly and
effectively. will cleanse your avs
tenn, stimulate your liver. thereby
rlooing your organs and your
blood OF many Of the underlying
causes OF Illness and trouble.
We know Sent-a-nel Laxative
laoiets VIII satisfy you. SO posi-
i've are ne Of this that We sell
Sentnels under q broad money
oaek guarantee. viz: IN in your
Judgment they cont give you the
results you expect. send "a tbe
empty boz. Ne wllI refund your
money.
Sent-a-nels are on sale A vour
oressists Ten doses. 1Oc. Send
Lor a Dor. take one tonight ana
e TOMORROW bright. SentaneI
Remedies Co. Covington. Ky.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
FOR SALE :

A three-room house; place we'll fruited /;
on easy terms; ten minutes wax from
station. see DANIEL WILSON,
l-22-tO-2-ly Graham, Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26
APPEAL TO
BAPTIST WOMEN

Hi. Top. W. Va, March IA, 1875
DEAR WOMEN OF The CHURCHES
Thk Women's Baptist State COnven-
non fs>is IL great debt Of gratitude n
God, and sees q vision Of great thing.
Which may be done 70 HE glory.
Never va there time in the history
q Gun convention was tnsrs greater nesd
ier evsr5 Baptist woman 10 rally 70 10,
wu~k-
Oar annual meeting will b. held in Blue-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-26

r f NJ f NJ B E R
WE DO JOB PRINTING
AND WANT YOUR TRADE
k f VI f NJ BE R
| OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Of MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth ]
Iicial Circuit Counties of Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah q. Herndon, Judge
Velch: W. Burbridgs Payn
Jerk.
Terms Of Court Second Tues
lay in February June and Sep
ember.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas
French Strother. Judge; W. b
''ayne, Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Mon
Jay IN January. April, July and
COUNTY COURT: DR.. R.K
Sragonier. President. Keystone.
Col. las. Elwood Jones.
Commissioners
W. W. WHITE. clerk. WEIGH
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January. April, Augun
aud October.
License Term. frst Monday in
June.
;OUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. } F Johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney F(
;ook
Assistant Pros. Attorney. GIL
;ountz
Clerk Circuitand Grim. Courts
8urb -idge Payne
Clerk County Court, W. W
Whyte
county Surveyor, " Q Morgan
Vivian
Supt Free Schools. WCass,us
Cook. WEIGH
Assessor. g + Rusmisel
County Road Engineer, VI
McClsren
County Health OfHcer and ~,
oner' DIR. II. G. Camper
- Commissioner School Land.
= 4 husmisell. Mo DowelI
,,, Mem NJ mbers House OF Delegates
" " Hughes and @. K. Harman
= State Senator'S. Sixth sens 10
ia district counties of McD Dow
1l, mingo, wayne and vyomino
jas a STROLLER WEIGH: WsIIs
Willianson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02

That this there must be supply of the commodities, such rifles, explosives food clothing, shelter and
 Ii, in dealing with these commodities, is treated merely medium of exchange and close relation Is esab shed between the values the goods exchanged be there commodities enough.
 In this nation, trading within it's borders, of all it's ple less
 if 8 country abroad, especially if if of all relation to the ordinary values of the commodities, it is subject to financial exhaustion
 Perhaps of the strongest assets Germany has had is system industry and the fact that she has been driven to her
 of spots British system equally is, that s in the degree self supporting.
 When the may be sure that economists will system closely to understand they intimate relation between military power and industrial power.
 reasonably that the dominance of finance that hereafter attention will be paid to producing goods distributing them. Some time other will freed system which has made the me- exchange the things exchanged and the want great master
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02
OVER HALF MILLION
 PAID TO STATE FOR AUTOMOBILE TAXES

Hartford, Oct 2-Secretary of State Cha1:1es D. Burnes has a statement of the receipts of, the automobile depart ment for the fiscal year ending Sep- tember 30, 1915 The total receipts from all sources for the year amount ed s5s6. .97os0S.9 For the previous ffs- cal year of 1914,s the receipts amount ed to $406. 6.822.34. This shows an in crease Of 24.2 per cent for the year. There was an increase in the num- Der of pleasure and commercial auto mobiles registered the number for the past year being r35.631. There are now 2,467 livery vehicles registered, an increase of 1,178. The number of licensed automobile operators at the end of the year just closed is given as 50,179, an increase of 3,S07 over that of last year. The motorcyc have increased 455. the present num- Der being 2,So3. The amount receiv- ed from fines for the violation of the automobile law was $s,993. All the money taken in by the auton obile de- pertinent was turned over to the high way department to be used on the re- pair of state highways. Under the law not a dollar of it can be used for any other purpose not even to pay the expenses of the departm Nor can any of it be used in the construc- ton of new highways.
 It is believed that the receipts for the coming fiscal year will exceed the amount received during the year 1915 by 50 per cent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02
FRINGE MAURICE

Prince Maurice Victor Donald, the youngest son of Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter of Queen Victoria. will be twenty-four years old tomer- row having been born Oct. 8, 1891. This royal soldier is the youngest of Victoria's grandchildren. He has two brothers, Prince Alexander Albert and Prince Leopold Arthur Louis, and one sister, Victoria Ena, now Queen of Spain. Princess Beatrice Mary Vic- toria Feodore, his mother, was the ninth and last-born of Victoria's s chiI-' dren. She married thirty years ago Prince Henry Maurice of Battenberg, the son of Prince Alexander of Bat tenberg, who was created a Royal Highness" by the Queen and made governor of the Isle of Wight. In, 1895 he volunteered for service in the expedition sent to Ashanti to reduce the rebellious native king to submis- sion. He caught the fever in Africa and was conveyed to the coast and placed aboard a. vessel, but died on the way home. Prince Maurice is the "baby'' of the thirty-one surviving grandchildren of Queen Victoria, and Emperor William of Germany is the eldest. The feminine grandchildren oi the Queen far. outnumber her nlascu- line descendants. twenty-one being women and ten men. Of the thirty one, thirteen are in sympathy with the Allies, while twelve are residents of the German Empire, and six of neu- tral countries The latter include the Queen of Greece, who is notably pro- German; the Queen of Rumania, who is supposed to be favorable to the AL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02
SPANISH BoURBONs


 The Spanish royal house of Bour- bon, now represented by Alfonso XIII, had it's origin in the last will and testament of Charles IT., the last mon arch Of the Austrian house. dated 215 years ago today, Oct. 2, 1700. Tn this will Charles, conveyed his -Edominions to Bourbon prince,f Philip, Duke of Anjou, grandson of Louis XIV. of France. As result of this will Europe was plunged into the war of the Spanish succession. which brought about the memorable campaigns of Marlborough and Prince Eugene in Germany and Italy. The legal right to the Spanish crown devo1ved on the descendants of Philip Ill., grandfather of Charles IL, and the sympathies of Charles were supposed to be with the Austrian house, but the powerful Bourbon interests practically forced him to bequeath the crown to Philip. The Bourbon dynasty, in Spain was overthrown by Napoleon, but restored in 1873. Tn 1870 Isabella IT. was forced to abd1cate, and Prince Amadeo. of the house of Savoy was given the crown. In 1878 he abdi- cated and a. repub1ci was established. but in the following year the Bour- bons were restored in the person of Alfonso SIL, father of the present King of Spain.