davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

ifepurf 6rpnote. S ganOrnp
brpnote en- Notwithstanding Deo
1eoloprfet JON 6elge al 2Dnneo
lag. SeIoe Ieglu9rfet oar iIere
@ange antunot, men re0oeoes oeC
9useier Sacobiens ibaroige 0p-
trp0en.
Silfe6org. ?. December. DIOR.
aes peo 5optioen orog ct baiti9t
ll0eir ben ooer e9uen % anretteoe
Sfooe iorifeaige Steoer. 3 Gent
ming blpite Iaget al ct W}aleroGrf
ite0 og iertes meo en- iaooan Strait
MOB Raboeieu0ommen, at oct LOG
ct tort 5uf / Murcn. 5 2ps9naro
fog 2pnet ne6 I SogueioaeO Gan.
rit5 Wa0iens @aaro. Get meues,
at fun 2aocbnlninaen er brpnot
men noaet narmere Dioe5 life, oo
5eleionle0ninaerne no til 2on0cen
tralcrne er ai6ruot.
M. Ipbfebing 81. , 0ecbr
rnOer ct 6pitiat 1oroenocir + Nor.
aes iloa Qonct neo OF ontrnote 81
@eae, iil1sren0e @aar6eier Rjis
@inaernc o. Satteu brGnote, inoer
man bleo 8erre oper 5foea. Tor
Oenoeiret nor le6iaaet al bpiti8e
6alel6pQer
m Scrniuq. . December. On
net iio0 j @oraes aeO i Ole SIR
Clcien5 @ooro / 3solina. Pile
9n1ninaerne nc06rqnote areata,
rcrne oa en- Gel a 5uoboet re0oe.
oes
qanO6rnactS Craauiiatioucr. Ga.
100000 Meolemmcr. 3oru0en oct
nj. 0anife 9aa66usloloninasiel.
ifa6. 6ois @coremstaI T 1918 oar
7a9. ion0tcs Der ] oct nnpnte 2(ar
l2o 2ano6oioreninaer meo ct iam
let 0e0lemstal Of $500 % SIS
00smanos iorcuinaer meo iaIt a..
200 0eolcamer
Susmanosioreninlern er oe
ii0ite 10 9rat itc9et ira 5000 Meo-
lcnmer til Sc nriten 10000.
ri Observation-Disclosures Seiteaulsior
cninaer uor qntaact / 1913 267
mcO % 0iu1ite), al aoGaools
ioreninQer 931 (mco 1928 1urel.
I'll 5pine. oa 1aoreaulsioreuinaer
noes Ser life lrnler Statsrm0er
itsttclic: ! 1911 par gntalei a.
iaaoaune Eoreninacr. Scr mootoa
2tatsimoeritsttclie: SoiBeaolsiore.
ninaer 30 (me6 30 Crnerl. 5aa
reaulsforeainqer f01 fmeo III
0q0oercl Observation-Disclosures Pin
fal i 1913 BAR Of (meO 1912 DE
ierierl. al acknowledgements iano.
les Der 592.
Sifringsinrfcn. QebenhaUu. :
Iecbr. ara ariaSminiiteriet er
Der uOaaaet eeitemmeIie iieIae
builfen Der Den Is. December ifaI
ife islgenoe Siemienoelier m. ~:
REQ Observation-Disclosures
let b%iemienOc5 De i%ienitaercnoe In.
0erforporalcr o. Neni1e Al Gar.
aangcue 1906 % 1907. De er.
iattes Oels PEG Hefrntter, Der oa
er ianpiOi u60anne0e, at De fan mo
aan + SifringsitDrfen, oels peo al
ser in0fal6es 8prnepligtige al 81
Dqrnet Al aargan8enc 1905 o.
1906 i iornsoent 2lntal
REQ Observation-Disclosures blem.
icnbes ct Nntul @iite bldnOt DC er.
traor0inqrt nofdlote pPenige, Ser
bar liaoet lanait i'll 1ieneite, ina.
ren0e til gntoaqt al 8efruter Der
oa fan inogaa { Sifringsinrfen
I'll be site 6%enreanes GntemUno
me6 9ern. 3erimoo oil Be, Der er
blepen giit eiter Den 10. Ropcnbcg
1914. life blipe biemienot eiter DC
openior omhonoIcoe geitemmeIier
1e. Der III C%penitaaeuoe
bil fumne 6iemienoes men life sn'
ifer set. blioer Iiaaenoe til Iiene.
ite. &c @iite, Der bliuer IiagenOe
til lieneitc. fon oeobIiDenoe acre
Reonina paa llnoeritetteIie ira De
fommmale 0iGlpefasieg
SGoersgnucu til Weternncrne.
arbeioet 6inonsminiiteriet meo
ll0iteOeIie al Northumberland I'll
Petcrancrne fan M betrnates iom
nmtrenflid afillfttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

Deren gremierleitnont aoioeo 3en-
len me0 99rens Maurice 6arman
9ipIau for at lGtte en- ny 3iosre.
for0. 6an fre0ieOe ooer SoDeoita.
Den % Qmager og lanoeoe 8I. 4:05
efter Ell %uaibru0t .5Ippnin9 paa 3
elmer 10 U3in., Der gennem8aaen-
De ioreoif / en- SeiOe al GOO Qfe-
ter. Ger er 5erbeo lat en- np ifau.
oinaoiif 3eforO.
@rinicsic 0iaric0 9%poSong. Gos-
fil0e, 4. December. 5 Anleoning al
> 2(ar5 Gaaen ior 4riniesie Diaries
3so bar aonaen % 8ronnin9en ]
6ormiooog ailngt 9eieg i 9}osfil0c
3omfirfc. a%onQeparret, Der anfont
81. 9 / 9lutomobil ira SorQeuirL
neoldgoe 9lomiter paa griniesic
N}nries Sarfoioq / arppteu % pao
anterne / 5reoerif oen 6emte5 aa.
pei. Otter en- balm Gimes 0p-
6oI0 iorloo a%oneeporret airfen %
forte bort.
Senere poa Dogen nilo9oe 9rins
@aIoemar oq 8rin5 @eorg al @rp.
fenlonO liqcleoe5 ct 9eigg / Com
firfei.
Mefrntternes 4nOfnloelic. Ar
tillcricfs % 9iDttcricts nnc 9%cfrnttcr
inOfalOf til Il. December. arias
miuiiteriet bar beitenlt, Of 3efrntter.
lie al 2laraanaen 1914 Deo neoen
nrDnte @oabenorter ifal nOfal0c5
til 0eoc InoleOes: @gitartideriets
1~oraars6ol6. neutrality-suspicious. 90
Rntteriet 6en II. December 1911
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ben I. 6ebr
1915.
Giter bDao Der iorlp0er, paatpn-
fes Der ai6ol0t , Sesiiouer i 1918;
Den enc uente5 af6olot / Sanliar
O}aoneo, Den onOen 6enoo doraaret
ma0ife 0Qere0e Utarts.
6iifcrc / 6arc. Sirt96alS, 10.
Iec6r. "a t6-f7 9aa0e / 6or
mio0oqs Dor paa @apet, teiite Der liz
phiOieliq 6pi Se. iaa at Gambling
mar meact iarlia. &eoninasboa.
Sen aif no men gaa6ene fom ooa
citerhoonoen mo oe6 eaen SiGIp.
fun 10 Wrn0 ait oper i R%eOninas.
baa0eH.
IA oen iioite 9ano peo Qtiooaas
ito too mo oper ReoIerne, par Der
Oploia 81, oa iaa mart bet blep
fart. at Den fife oiloe baoe 0iplp
al administrator, itprteoe Be
folfniuqcn, ser too iamlet paa
Strano6reooen. neo til De itore 6la0'
baaoe Tor at fmne bringe Siplp.
ON noqet ifrtlOe ife. SeIoiaois blco
Der in1cn 9rul bsrior, ioet 9aaOen
naiten iom oco ct lln0er flareoe ia
Qennem 0rpnoinQen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

SOOeritOffer ira 2lmerifn, Dam.
peren y4olaritiarnen@ al aebeuboOi
onfom Den 4. Dec. til 9orbus ira
9fem Orleans meO 5000 Cons Bonn.
nlosirofager til ~2Golborg, Aarbus o9
Belle. Sen blep an6er 8eis Itan0.
let al ea9elife ari9sifibe og mo
6raat til airfmall, bpor ben maatte
pclte i Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
%llOcir. StOrm On SOroenpcir /

l%lOcir. StOrm on SOroenDeir
9io%roiullnno. Rotten M 4. Zee bar
e pol0iomt 1oroenoeir meo orfon.
oltiae Storme raiet opcr oct moro.
lac &ollano. storm og Seioaaoc
BAR ioroorioaet 5faoc mango Ste.
Der. oerimoo nor Der Sen .. Gee.
fife cnonu melot ON lllnffer ioraar.
in8eoe peo 2nnneoila0.
REQ 2snitrup strono cr . Motor.
ioller o. > Prammc blcoet iuloitpu-
bio fmuit
@eboernc @ooeune REQ SfaQeus
Snpn maatte ramme 0uieue pal
@runo al Cueripemmelie 9cien til
5uret por paa en- strafnna n
300 Meter opbruoi. Sfaocr an
flnas iii. .Sfoacns Gpis til minoit
10000 SIR.
Qe0 1.1toeH ON Dlaracnan ben
4 3ec tea 9onoei pe0 1rcoerifs.
haon I'll 6 1oo oper oaaliai 9on6e
on loo % t @aocrne pcS Sapnen.
9lere 7ompere. iom onr pna 9ei
ooer Roroiseu. blep tonnaet til al
uenoe ON.
Stormen soelaaoe Srbn Same
banes 7Grnnina. iaa 0opneiporenc
%ioreIebia blep ubriaeIiae
3amocren .0oann" al asben.
barn. pad Heiie ira 2iperpool meo
Seoeritoiier. inofom 5ormioooas
famine 1na til aaIbor1 llnoer
Stormcn ON Hattcn onr Sfibets
Mait fnGffet.
: aol6ora "a Rsrrc Snnobn
blep De laot bcliaeenoe aparierer
opcriusmme0e 0aHoi;onoen oar "a.
I 1foO ouer BET normole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
5tOr 9rano pan 6pn. S%IOSpaaiGt'
~ Wanoe arenfnrcr i%nOcbrrnot

W. - VtuhHt hA'hiAAtA i"p'"'""N'
Iormio0aas ben J. 8ce opitoo Der
iii. n. y. Slo 16omns Sauicn
Gaar6 i Sfco pe0 Better oGimae.
Der n~eobrGnote Gnopioere neobrGuo.
re 10 Suie. tilhprcnoc 9enbolospis
NrbeiOslnan0 CIR. 9errc 90 Nh
rer Ricls aiefien. iami en- spine.
iii til Chr. RaSmnsiens @ooro. @
ileite a%reaturer ~. 0aniens@aaro
inocbrrn6te.
On Ranosperion. Der instant.
les FOR at bnoe pnoint SIoeu, bIeu
nn6olot % ailna6e (iliianeIie.
Sans Raou er CIR. e6riiteuieu ira
probnurrf. 0an er mcllem 80 o.
40 aar aammeI : II Soniens
snar0 inoebrGnotc If arenturer
% ct Isl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
Gn llueirS @Oracn. 5OrOcnOcir

6n llDcjre. Worgcn. SoroenbeIr
on epnneSilng. Sisrring, 2. De
rember. timber ct poISiomt llpeir
! Roracs iIoa onnct neo t ssnocr.
Ieu citation paa 6ierring-2sften.
gonen. Ter Ifctc 6o9 in1rn nloen
Sfa6e, emo at al 1rnao-I orbinoel'
Te meS Omoerocnen bIep aibrlioi
aaIbora. 2 December. ! Nor
aes al. 6 oroa ct bGitigi llpeir ben
ouer bet noroliae Spaano. Get
toroneoe, regneoe % itormeoe nal
bruot / ih lime. Range steocr
bIep 3eleionGeoninaerne eoelagi. 81
qun IIoa neo en- itor aornlaoe peo
9isrnsbolm, tilberenoe Soii9ger'
meter GaitensdiolO, Soegaoro pen
Saofuno. 2a6en meS en- flor Wara'
DC 0orn % Courage ianii ct 1Gr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
glnOielist 3pbSfolb. On

Vlnoicli9t ID0ef0Io. IN tenoi
% aatet Mano gr6en % Cmcgn.
Papirbanoler 9Se, fom iorleoen
aiten poa 9cisg Dos i'm Reifoura-
ter 9etericn % uor lige fommen
%inoenior 8sren, oa ban bleu ina.
Tao Minutter ienerc osoe ban, rant
al Ell Sierteiloa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

stor Cane. ecnsarepe a6leielOt-
oauroieen. 2nneclmno, bar | 81
Sims Stiitst." | anIeoning al III
S,iibilGum ifpnfet 10000 ar. I'll
ll6beIina blonot orroiae trpngenoe
paa 2angelano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
Gn getcram ira 6elaOlanO $50.

WI StICIuH Ilh ItiNpiuhp WV
1orIeocn bearopeOes / Gdgeg @enos
Iio.~ en- aammel Sfagbo, Ben rs
nariae 9eternn, Gonnebrogsmano
Sercn 0ielicn Ibrane. Sbrnne
oar meo peo Selaolano Tom Tops
aait poa .gticls Siel~. % BON par
oeu isriie. Tom meIote, al ariger-
ne par / Siote. llnOer aampen
6lep ser ifitot Glo / en- Del al 10.
reJDerrs' 5oppGrf, % BET ioo en-
Ii6 trllcnoc no. at Ibrone blep be.
ororct ne6; men nan oenote oct
ospc Gre til og GAP ia til al fap.
pc oct brpnoenoe 1oppprf % To-
tie set oper 9oro, bporoeo ban If
SI6en Iluffet. 1or Senue Qaao 1T
ban tit 9annebroesfors
Gn Slnpe.Reforb ar, 1855 ben
8. Zee. eitcrmibooes itorteoe 8ln-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
Iil6nnr frn .Sniflnnb.

SilbGec fra SgiflanO. 9GgernC
G1riitofierien / gar0e o9 Siortoab
i gIaoo er / 5sI9e g9aibe amtst. ="
0enOt 6iem ira en- StuOiereiie til o.
tpife 2a5aretter i Berlin, 2la6en.
aelu, Sambur9 % 0iisieIOorff. Der
bIeo bereooiaiat aioet 2pgerne 20.
8an1 til 9a5oretterne. og oe 6leo
moer 0p6ol0et i IpiflonO be5ano-
let bsfligt oberaIt, noar De 6apoe pit
oere5 @apirer frem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
Reffrroia6cbcn naaebe ham. 80

RcfiGroiabcocn nnneoe ham. 6or
noalc Gage iioen anmeIote en- Sper.
Ife / aoloina til &olitiet. at benocs
apreite - en- 9ieneitefnrl ira SIM,
ser falote fig o8prlpge o9 aon.
trolnsiiitent" = nar ihlffen al IN
9nrn citer ierit at bare bGoet 100
ar. paa henocs 5porefasieboa. Gam.
ti6ia IL man 9%nmel0elie ira 8pr
fpae Sdult3 I @eien ON, at ban
por 6leOen beoraget ior go ar. a.
iamme opiinOiomme Serre. Oct pi-
ite ia i'll. raolo. 5%olfcbl.", at
Snren 6onoc icnot fit III poite re.
itaut. I'll Ooenie. men ban lelo nor
reiit faAa sben6auu. ga ban Tor
leoen fom til OOenie ior at beite
Teiet. 6lcD ban auboIot, og MI ITO.
Der ban aoloinq arreIt. San bar
tiIitoaet, % DER bar 1888 SIR. / Be
boIb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

9Olnffcrnc / @intcr. @iiniiterleta
Coerpeielier al og dorbanolinger
neo Observation-Disclosures al.
aaaenoe 4olofiperasmauIet bar M
iert til Sagcns cnoelige Oronin8.
Rolafferne ienoes life 6iem, men
bliper Ser / 2onoet @iutereu oucr,
% Riniiteriet bar / 8Sl9e ggtatt. "
ieract Tor OpretteIien al iGrliG'
0interfontroftcr, bporeiter Bolof-
fcrnc blioer poa oeres nlogrenoe
grbeiositcocr, bpor De inar 0p'
bol6, ems og 8arnle % gratis Star
toiler % Wplf. Siniee ifal De bo.
De iortrinspis G6aona til oct pao
@aorOen iorefoIoenoe Grbeioe. Sono'
boerne pin0er peo bette arrange.
ment BET, at be oe6 8oroarstib bar
belle Mrbeiosfroiten porot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06
Save $4,000 or More

. We ship direct TO you from our factory, at
prices that save ven upwards of $4,000 in the
cost oi Nour niauo- W guarantee 10 furnish
Won q better piano for the money than Won can
secure clseWheee You are assured of receiving
a satisfactory weet toned durable high grade
nianO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-06

On 6ebicraenicr iom ariasinnp
Gnalanb. 9nrberipeno Siren, Ssn
li Barber aren / 9sbicrg, er / 6al
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
+BAT a R-UMBL1Ncs+

49,
Am sure the eRumblings' won't be
Over spacious, for some time. if
q weather forecasts don't miss
their guesses February is going to
break the bad weather record beyond
doubt, but with all OF this, some of
us will always venture.
Mr.. w. s. Freeman, Claude Free
man. and Carl Freeman, drove to Hen
dersonville on business, and more es1
pecially to see, sLocal Color" a pro-
ducti0n of the Vitagraph Company,
while ia our locality, of which they
played prominent parts in same. Mr..
w. S. Freeman, playing the part of a
preacher at the supposed old fashion
camp meeting, where also was, served
a barbecued steer, and relished by
hundreds of our mountain friends.
MI. John Freeman has returned to
his home here, from an extended trip
to Black Mountain and other stations
along the Southern railroad.
Mr.. Thomas Turner is doing a good
grocery business along with his auto
rest and get a sandwich when o
pass that way.
The building of the road up the
Rocky Broad is progressing nicely
now, and they anticipate having the
prettiest drive when completed in the
country, with the magnificent scenery
along either side. The Devils Pot
Holes and Thousand Cascades along
the line, also Minnehaha Camp is on
the road where we have numerous
eamp-fve girls during the summer.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
; - SFfF-3 sE = sGG-CT /!
MT 0IVEE TRRRF J

-~-E
: There was prayer meetingat the
church Sunday night. A few of our,
people met despite the rough weather,
great interest was shown-by those
present, good talks were made, by
Bros. Harry Osteen and J. ". Tank,
ersley.
Tom Osteen has purchased forty
acres of land from Capt. Toms Of Hem
dersonville the consideration being
$500.
Abb Camp and Mr. Newman from
Mud Creek visited j. F. Ballard Sun
day.
We welcome to our community, n
Mr.. Boone from Spartanburg, S. C.
We are sorry to learn of the illness
of Mrs. j. G. Tankersley and daughter.
We wish them a speedy recovery.
The road near Tuxedo is practically
impossible. The mud has become
something to be dreaded; traff1ce is
almost suspended. We hope bonds
will soon be issued sufficiently token
able the construction of better roads in
this section.
W. W. Jones is preparing to erect a
lot of wire fence.
John Lust is unable to work one OF
his mules on account of its feet being
sore from shoeing too rough. While
hauling-to ia, Tuxedo with the other mule
he broke his wagon down. =
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
LOCAL CHARITY GETS sss.7s.
Interesting Union Services Held Sun
= day Night for Sake of Charity.

Interesting Union Services Held Sun
: day Night for Sake Of Charity.
Union services Of the HendersonviHe
churches were conducted Sunday night
at the Methodist church under the aus
pieces OF the@organized charities Of the
city resulting ma collection for char
ity to the amount OF $685.
Despite the inclement weather the
church building was flied to it's capac-
ity with people who we're anxious to
hear the speakers, the music and get
in closer touch with the work being
done along this line.
A strong feature, of the meeting was
the well arranged musical program,
the strong choir being composed of
members from different churches.
Three ten-minute talks were made
by Tom w. Valentine of the Episcopal
church, Rev. K ". Eawthon of the
First Baptist and Rev. ]. NJ. ShiVes of
the Presbyterian. The exercises were
presided over by, the. Rev. w. F. .Wom7
Bile of the Methodist church.
DIR. w. r. HUMPHREYS. president Of
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
1OuTfC Community Builders

The Greater H~endersonYille club is
solely a boosting, upbuiIding organi-
zation for the public good. 1t repre-
sents no private interest.
Every citizen-man or
every friend Of Hendersenville or
ether parts of Henderson county
should be a member.
Wellwishers of the community sup
port the club by Joining one of the
four membership classes with annual
dues Of $40, $40, s. or $3.50, if paid in
advance or a slight increase If paid
monthly.
Members may enter the class best
suited to their public sp~iritedness and
financial ability.
Following is the list Of members I'M
der the new membership plan. Others
must be added or the interests of every
business in HendersonVille will suffer:
MEMBERS Secured Since Last Report.
NONE.
Members Heretofore Announced.
BURCKMYER BROTHERS,
HENRY KING,
A. II. M0REY,
J. d. WALDROP,
J. E. SHIPMAN,
j. MACK RHODES,
L, H. SUMNER,
FIRST BANK & TRUST co.
DIR. w. R.KIRK,
M. e: DOTSON.
LIB. MAYOR,
r. n. STATION,
d. S. PACE,
REV. w F. WOMBLE.
A. CONVICTION,
BROWNh0W5 JACKSON,
GaEaBROoKS.
JULIAN LYDIA a
T. L. DURHAM,
DIR. j: F. CRAWFORD, :
VAN LINDSEY.
MISS M.sE:8WOODALL.
$50 Il Rs3CHEWNNG,4
CENTRAL CAFE. R
S. T. HODGES,
JUsTUS & HARRY.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04

the charity organization, made a state
would not be ~indisereet giving to an
deserving appeals: the religioasdphase
OF. charity work and the necessity for
supporting the organization,
Henry F. Stewart has been selected
since the organization meeting as Sec
rotary of the society.
The meeting was unusually interest
ing ottesand III lresponse was sratify2
ing hes-
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04

ment as to the work. which was organ
lied on January A.. He said that nine
applications for help had been made.
that six thorough investigations had
been conducted with the result that
three of the appeals were considered
undeserving and other ase were be-
ing investigated.
The speakers of the evening dwelt
upohaathel advantages Of having the.
charity work organized so that there
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
ZircOn Mines.

Zircon, In commercial quantity, %oc-
ours associated with pegmatite in Hen
derson county, about two ~miles west
of Tuxedo formerly Zirconia). Two
mines were in operation during 1911.
one known as the Freeman mine,
whichaw operated by w. E. Hidden.
Is Orleans street, Newark, N. j. and
the other known as the Jones mine,
operated by M. G. and, C. F. Toms, of
He~ndersonvi1le.i Both of these de-
posts have been known for many
but the Freeman mine has not
been operated for the last t~wenty-four
The Jones mines has been OPP
Grated more~.or less regularly since
1902, when there was again a CONNER
cial demand for zircon, this time for
use in the manufacture of the glover
in the Nernst lamp. The former use
OF zircon was in the manufacture of
nantes for incandescent lights, but
the zirconia was replaced by the tho
ria. and the demand for this latter ma,
terial at once created the demand for
the metallic monazite.
Associated with zfrcon in the Free
mine SIS the mineral auerlite. a.
hydrous siiicophosphate thoriums Q
approximately z per cent of !,
thorium oxide. In mining Zircon q
careful search was made for auerlite,
wfthath result that about a kilogrameI
unexplained from the Zircon concen-o
trates during the brief operations OIL
1911. The .zircon and auerlite have
high specific GRANTEES, so that they are
usually concentrated by washing the
iannmnoSed De1mafita .matrixs 5sff%1rl
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
r SHOE CURVES.

ef,The religious services which has
been in progress for the past two
weeks at the Baptist church, continues
with quite, a number attending, coma
sidering the unfavorable weather.
Mr.. Carl Everett Of Asheville is
spending few daysswfth his PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. RLiverett. .
-hqMr. James Duncan is building q
dwelling house for Mr.. F. c. Snyder, on
the lot which Mr.. -Synder recently Pr
chased from Mr.. III. #, Johnson near
the depot.
+ Mrs. William McKelvey and children
of Brevard, r visiting Mrs. Nickel
vey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj.
Brannon.
Mr.. w. A. Merrell of Azalea, N. c.,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04

WI CASE.
HENDERSONVILLE FURNI. co
HI. PATERSON.
I'D. sPULLEN.
J. O. WILLIAMS.
w. C. STRADLEY.
BAKERS ART GALLERY.
F. S. WETMBR,
DR.. w. a. WANDER LINDEN.
s. Y. BRYSON,
r. M. OATES,
LEON ST. JOHN,
w. A. SMITH,
K. G. NORRIS,
p. F. PATTON,
r. C. CLARKE,
3. G. STILLWELL
F. A. EWBANK,.
DR.. w. F. NICKLE.
MUTUAL PRINTING CO.,
w. s.. MILLER,
j. w BAILEY,
DIR. L. B. MORSE.
SOLICITOR MICHAEL SCHENCK
DR.. G. FEW,
W. r. HUMPHREYS,
MAYOR M. M. SHEPHERD,
ROWE & ZIMMERMAN,
J. R.. WILSON,
A D. BROWN,
REV. K. w. CAWTHON.
TOM SHEPHERD,
CAROLINA OIL & SUPPLY co.
s. MAXWELL & CO.,
C. A. STACEY,
JUDGE Fl. G. EWART.
p. v. HUNTER,
w. H. HAWKINS,
j. TOMORROW,
GLOVER P.s0RR, 4te4set
e. W. EWBANK,
G. N. WRENSHALL.
DIR. A. G.. TEBEAU,
DR!E.EPIERRE MALLETT,
R.3P. ANDREWS,
DIR. ", G. WOLF
b. J.. ALDERMAN.
IT. CRANE.
CHARLES RozzELLE,.o fH
q. re fteap bio
REV. r. NaWILLGoKw
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04

Deeds, Mortgage Deeds. Deeds in
Trust, Trespass notices, Chattel Mort
cages and other legal blanks for sale
at the Democrat Office
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
I$9s.417 MINERAL PRODUCTION
IN HENDERSON COUNTY IN 1912.
Mines of Henderson County Find
Prominent Mention in State Min
ing Industry Publication.

The North Carolina Mining Industry,
which has just come to the exchange
desk of the Democrat, gives Hender-
son county prominent mention in the
minfngcof gold. zircon. brick, lime
stone, etc.
The publication, 342 pages, covers
mining operations from 1909 to 1912.
inclusive. The value, mineral produc-
ton OF Henderson county is given at
$99,480 for 1909; $60,882 Tor 1910; $751;
952 for 1911, and $98,417 for 1912.
The Asheville Brick and Tile COM
pany at Fletcher, the j. C. Sheriff.
5comany and D. s.. Hildebrand at Brick
ton, are listed as brick and tile pro-
ducers. Henderson county is given
mention in the production of sand and
gravel. 2
Henderson ranks first of all coun-
ties in the production of limestone, the
Blue Ridge Lime company of Fletcher
being the manufacturers.
The Balfour Quarry company and
Wright & Dixon arerlisted as granite
producers
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04
Henderson Gold Mines.

While there was no production of
gold reported from Henderson county
during the past two years, considefa-
bic interest has been aroused in the
report that the old Boylston mine is to
be ~reopened:7 The gold Of this mine
occurs very finely divided, SO great
difficulty has been saving it on platesa
II is understood that those who are
now contemplating, the operation OF
this property expect to treat the gold
by Cyanide process.
The Washington times., 1915-04-27
League Holds Sway TonghtCepy
TODAY'S SSPORTORIAL
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

The foray foreign
the loyal fans will be hand look after their expert
Indeed they though leaving Friday night
where they months trip around the the
noticeable thing the its believe
themselves No. they're winning the right
slider themselves fully the other fellow This old
fighting spirit is make itself felt in
"Were going for pretty long trip"
newest members of the team last night "We good
and should There
tile teams whit stronger by their being hme
breaks may give the Grifmen victory
cities uk. C1sv.
land Detroit and Cincinnati
Detroit
for month for all
Just at the wrong tim. for wSoi. month 0 IL a 20 h &
a
from the folly Of the schedule
Smiling
The fans Of the big
are Right the team going along well
much 1t much better for tho
championship
time the teams out for the long grind through the
summer the Yanks will show with
kiddd-and
Therefore, the smiling
will him.
about where they belong even If they luck.
be punished bv the
be o%s s more to- u but w @ @ ss a the hsH Hensst @ & date
S;s &C. s wiz s srs s with il s
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