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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

reference to Henderson county's "a
filiations with the Greater Western
North Carolina association asks if
the Democrat is to place the Jour
nal in the Ananias club with the
Waynesville Courier provided the
Democrat and the Greater Hender-
sonville club do not think as the
Journal think as the Journal thinks.
OF course not but if you think a
falsehood aud then. speak it, where
are you? The Journal also wants
to know: Would it not have been
much better if Henderson had ex-
planned it's position before it was
called on for an explanations" We
we're not given an opportunity to
explain before insinuations and I'M
truths were hurled at us.
Here's what the Journal has to
say about it and we are pleased to
know that it has handled no bitter
words against Henderson county:
The Waynesville Courier acting
in good faith, as we believe, and
cleaning its information, as we as
sumo, from dispatches, from Hen
Jacksonville, published in the Ashe-
vile daily papers, occasion to criti-
else Hendersonville for having with
drawn it's support from the Greater
v estern North Carolina Association
and stating at the same time that
that paper understood that Hender-
son had repudiated it's obligations
to the Association for the current
year.
The Western Carolina Democrat,
published at Hendersonville, hastens
to explain that it was only the
Greater Hendersonville club that
withdrew from the Association, that
Henderson will continue to give it's
support anu will pay its obligations.
But at the same time the Democrat
proceeded to make some unpleasant
remarks concerning the Courier,
calling it "a Journal of misinforma-
tion," and. speaking. of the.article in
question as nasty editorial" I land
ending its article with:this:::: s III
The Democrat would also warn
Editor Tompkins of the Jackson
County Journal to be sure of the
ground on which he. stands when
he insinuatingly asks:
So Henderson has withdrawn
from the Greater Western North
Carolina association? Upon what
meat doth this, our Caesar feed that
ne hath grown so great? Did Hen
derson become too big for the as
ISOLATION or the association too big
f)r Henderson,
"Whaddaya mean-be sure of
our ground? Does the Democrat
intend to leave the impression that
if the Journal does not at all times
agree with the opinions of the Dem
ocrat and the Greater Henderson,
vile club that it will also be placed
in the Ananias club with the Cou-
rier? That it will be called nasty
malicious or Ignorant?
Really, now. Brother Hollowell>
don't you think that it would have
been much better if Henderson had
explained before it was called on
for an explanation?' '-Western Car
DINA Democrat.
In speaking Of the establishment
of the Western Training school the
Carolina Mountaineer tells of the
Eastern Training school at Green
vile and concludes;
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22
FRIDAY. JANUARY SIS. 1915.

War reports say almost nothing.
Headline. AS usual.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22
TO CUT COUNTY EXPENSES,

10 Hon. B. e. Jor' 4 Senator Cos Paxton:
We the ensign citizens of Jackson county be,;ouo 49,
"ouo oe saw ne to tax the county officers of jackson
county were pai uerate salaries fees for the dcba
W ol he omces we believe that the office County Treas
should be abolished therefore, we ask that theee
enacted into law at the present session of the General Assembly,
Do favor substituting the progressive busness +h,
our county officers salaries place antouaed fee
II you do sign the above, your No w. ;.
it will be late ~ - io" Weeks
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

Let Waynesville get to work
early if Western training scool
shall be established by the legisla-
ture," Says the Carolina Mountain
eer. But what profiteth it Way
nesVille?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
Sra ,loroes Popeoitao.
grep ira "Secorob Eoiteu' iaiie sriltlauia
Rorreipoubeut.
9rtitiunio II. Eebrtlor 1913
3 Manncocre Epclicstio.

StortinQct hor uc0togct mco ~
Stcmmcr at Ncfrutternc@ 2uclIeatlo
iaar ifol pare / 80 2aQc. Get cr "a
6oruoiUtnlnecu, al De 'tuI onoenoe3
/ acknowledgements e 81 lont
itcnlic moo pur ole Souuliitcrnc.
Observation-Disclosures ol cn0cl Al
&cnllrC.
Goriloact2 &eOtnqcIic betp0cr
cQcutliQ at oc 80 Cages 2pclic@tlo
ifnl bli porlQ Tor Srenltloen loet oct
M nil bli lat op, rinlcllNUi9 boooc
puu @eirca "a Ncuitrc9 TroArnm I'll
DC tonmcnoe GoI1. og Ocrmeo cr oct
litrct iom Sop. NUrnCpllgt2lopcn
maa ucnllla ioronnre> lor at oct 'toi
bli uoriQ. Sunmlen uc0 octtc pll
iitfcrt Observation-Disclosures udldu
bIi ncoiot utcb Mar, 'aaIc0e@
al man 'oor bcgpnoc al u'tlenc I'm
NUrncpllgt ti0llQcrc. Get cr lgrlul
oeu inprt Ii0ct at liac ON ben IN tag
he Ncihutning. Gen nil Pathological
life bIi biuIg, oQ ior uogIe Nar lloen
uil0c 80 Cages Mcfrutltolc pTrct at
icet lonI onItrcut mmllig / bort SaH0.
Den %crocu2friQcn bar roranorct
mun0c2 Wiculu0er. Vi bar oQlua
lcct, at Nuratlocne lntct bar Of ,lgc
uco Menipn til N%riQalsrlclcn, 90 u
nIoo ocrior iinoc d / al tnNc Ialrolo
Ell Gel al &intcrcu iii 2ucllcr. 81
lcr2 oil0c ri. iom 10 CT et %intcr'olt.
fItnlc bciin0c% oI0elc@ u0ucli1 til at
ire AriN on Nintcren.
1~orDurig ian tolcr olc (locn2
lcQn Tor at hi bIIr laot / 6rc0. Wfal
&C hos - Ter / &upun@ uorcnoe Vtngt
en- al BorantIerue berlor. Set err
life for Inlet at ,$opnn9 &ran p0d
&crrcoonmct / Mlnu tonnlcr lalntl
0id nlcO at 0cn tp'tsunlcrlfun1te
lloucrcn2itcnmtclic bhtaicr op, og
Nmcrifu5 Snntputi Tor &c Nlicre0c
iunc5 umi2ficuoclig. Tcbottcn set
iapunifc Gcputcrctfommcr l<ltleoag
1914 pilcr G%cuoenicu Glteriom Erl.
gets Ntoot porer 90 bolOcr iolnmcn
ntcO GnQlono goor &olonccn I'll Nor.
Del ior o2. Grropna lnlon Notloncr.
Wi idor olorig SiniO iii Nlalano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
st iDritcli9t Mlfobol=
fprbuo for $50 War ttocu.

4%lmin6elig bctjenbt er oct, fri.
Der ell inf NUis, Of Wariin Sutber
meo booroe Cr0 reiieoe Tine &onoe.
mpno Tor oeres Sang iii operoreoen
Mpoelle al beruicnoe Sritfe, o. ban
folotc iogor I%riffepanen ior Splf.
Iano8 uprite Sor0Gruer. VT Sutber
/ oenne Stamp ogioo bouoe en-
AZ De tpife Sprlter pau i'm Sibc,
er mlnorc fienot.
S%ono9rep Vbilipp al Ncalen meO
SiIraunet "Ifagnaniml9", Den bei.
itliOeoe, itoiteote Den Soc SSrni 1868
en- "6ororoning moo bcn mtaobc.
bolone misunderstanding. Gen
bar ooresieret til. ollie S~tutboI6cre
og ole beie oG laue GrnbebamGno,
ioauel / 9perne lom paa Sonoet, %
uiier, at en- tioligcre Sororoning
life bnu0c irligtct. "SiltrobS for
neuuc (0en tiolIgerc Nnoronlng)",
beoer oct, "bliuer Yrnnoeuinct / hpi.
eltc @ra0 mlabrllgt loet DER bol0e3
S~olreglloer Ill ullc GeQnct@ Slocr,
buorueo mango / Den Wra0 bioler %
eoclGg9er Iig at De lalocr / Bat
teriot og unorc ltoheliQc o9 oeoeli9c
Spgbomme % lnaleoeS ~iorforter lit
Sip % bringc lin SiUl / 6orc.
Men ioroi Ono Den IlmpNtigc prc-
oeS nuer looount %picn % ia oct
ponIigger %onoS1prltcn at bare til
berllg Spipn nlcb bette, ioo ic'rlUt'
ter % iororoner ri: III unonbc-
bOI0en % i%oroUruell9 9tp0cllc al
Srpnoeuin iprbpoca bclt o. bol0cnt
/ port Son0. SuircIoA nIuu life
bodies bpcrfcn al &c%rt9huSucrtc,
9oraere, Bomber, Nbclige eler
llaoelige. Seller life mao 9rpnoe-
pin ITI9ea til ANDRE emo ipgc og
itrobcIi0e NianbS- og Au%inoepcrio-
ler, iom i%ornlcocllt line SloeIler
trpnger NrUnoepin.
SC, ionr iGlger @%rHnoepin, Ifal
iratagc4 al i'm 6ortieneite % belle
iii 6orrnoo, % bper Gcltager / ct
Spirelo9 ifal betule 10 Sploen /
geoer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
urimiyrc oplpiemot
20 NfntI iElnifr ID Nniial irit

wv wv
Atetop ioroi III be9prOer So0en pnaltet
GA trrt, meo nine 2lrme. BEN % Otuitler,
et pprfenoe i.opso % b%rUnosnoe, neotrpt
teuoe Smerter / Nno9en ~ uoIlIot Tor "a.
oen beopucer. tror OH 'oa al on moa for.
blipe / neruc NorlutnI19.
e yicenoe, ION er | % M al Seiteeu et
halut Suiin @auee ont Hdtten. pll lGtte
Iris pou ben Nptle. eomlptt % Sturte.
ION seune Sebanolius otuer.
nor h~pilteionhelt SlGreonoe suer Suao-
beo er bets @irtuiu9 pir'elis picuuberlt9,
Nllp ,tGrt, irilf 90 trdttto. uoeu uooeu
here Smerter pso hive Neeemoo. iaare
MuItler. rhsuma,i'te Nioellsr. pGrtsuoe Rug
eQer HlGre- % Apreouoer.
nor at bepi,t. al YSinioms H~ehauoline
opsrpinoer 9turt. na %lGreluanorme. Nheu
matisme OF ale |.assr psp llriulpre. uoeN
,~Spritiel bpor tronif sler hodrorattet. bpis
eu albris bar brnst S@iniaus SeboupItus.
nil nj oipe oia eli 80 Seuis lSIalte C32 Solis)
irit. bits su pI flipps no eeuue Notis %
,euee ben mee bit liapu % AoreSle lamt 10
Gents, Tor at hiGIpe I'll II betale GorleneeIs
issuesiiterne, til The Dir. ID. A.. Williams
Company, Dep. 1854, New P.O, Building,
East Hampton. Conn. Seue lirar. % on
nil uee Tatfepon mcetose en- regular 80
0ents Malte, uesr Smtcliniuesr % SorpIla
tiller. suu en- Slal,e I'll { II % ,nlnme aeresle.
SiItrip os | BET eussIife Sprce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
ct inopiflet Soipitcm.

III DC Sirltlerner, ri fun le mco
De bIotte Zine, er StIernen Geta /
"&rcbien"3 Stjcrnebilebe en- al De
merfeligite. Sor BET blottc Sie ia
ger Ben Jig rigtig NOT uo iom cnbper
nnoen Stlerne, BET pil ligc Ionl ct
Ipieroc Nunft. Wen mco Ell Stier-
netiffert opOagcr man itrar, at Sen
Derer til 0obbeItltlernerne. Get CT
to 6irltjerner al 1cmte I'll llette
Sterrelie, iom itnar hberallore laa
nGr, at sc tllianmlen Ter no Iom en-
Stierlle. Sar man 9~(nleouira iii at
ie gienncm ct meget iterft SeleIfop,
opoager man, at oct / &i~rtcligbeoen
er ct treoobbelt SpItent, i0et Den flo
reltc al De 10 Stjerner ielp er Ell
Sobbeltiticrne, bpI@ to GClc er ont
trent ct Nleicflm0 liernebe ira hlll-
anoeu. NQereOe y2ilbcIm &erlhCl
op0o0cOe / 1891 ne0 lit oGI0tgc
SpeiIteIeitop, al Gcta / "arcbicn"
par Ell trcoobbeI Stjerlle. Sioen
bar tulriNe |Iltrpnomer piet Den i'm
Spmcrflomhco % omliOer 'unloet
10, at De to tUt lanunenItaaenoc
Stjerner / Sabct AZ "a. 60 Iar orel=
er liz en- @ang run0t ct lple3 Soto-
oeccntrlml, o. at Den treolc, lom
bar ltsrrc Niitono ira sc to andre, /
Ssbet al qobt % pel 200 Nur fllo.
ierer Ell Sm0relnlng lonunen mc0 DC
10 ANDRE ON ct for ollie ire rPlle5
Centrum. Men nllereoc Ior Ell Slo
ll0en tit Here astronomer ell Wtlss
tanfc ON, at oNlnn Den tre0te, 'ler=
uercitaucuoc Sticrnc bclto0 al TO.
ISor III, at iuo bette Spor1>nloal en.
0elig aigiort, bar npIlA ocn 'remro-
genoe Nltronon, $. y. Sceliger,
npic prcpet alt oct Sa1ttaAclleamote-
riulc, ion bar lanlIct liz / Spbet AZ
De iioitc 20 Nur ~nlAaacn0e l(re9el-
mu@iigbeoer / ocu trebie Sticrnc5
9ane. Set hur, he0er oct / ct lthen'
lonoif Sio@'triit iuttilf lptteOe3 bonn
at bepiie, at Gcta Ell Ell iircoObbelt
Stiernc Clcr SoliWitcm. Set
eien0ommeliQe Solimtcnla SmOrei-
ninNpiorholo cr mclet mOuitIet. o9
set belle bliucr cu6rr mere fompIl-
ccrct. huj> nj tUutcr o., al huer a. sc
IRE StIcruer nmtrcoic2 al Tlunc-
ter o. oiaie i9jeu al Maoncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09

til Sporuogn Der briuaer hdm Den
tire NPil@ &ei til Wt~eoelofaIct. Get
cr Son9iutere3ic iom iorilnor On
uoglc llQcr Nonr ocn qoruIe SIsult
on iii @nrCiitcrict / SaGonncr. men
nonr Souacriciten / Sou Ironclaeo
taIoCr, brnacr han iqicn 9tcttct III
BORING, % oiitco noor oct ior at
inotoQc VIooicn / set itorc Nor.
Zen pltcrrl0ltc 0omponrlt Grid
Wol'anna aornaoIo, iom bare cr II
Nor gnnmcl men iom uuercoc ior ct
par Nnr ilOcu uoftc ocu ~itaritc 30.
%mcrfiomhco / 2itcrrlNc2 ~ lUlf
LAMBS QhlllflIu, optroo0tc %lorlcocn
pc0 UtulitrorcniuQcua Noncert | arl-
%liidnio. ) ti-12 Mars @Iocrcn
FREQ han i'm isritc Nluucrlnnatc II
ocu hor bon itrcpct en- Nioliuionotc,
en- Nloucrtrio. en- Sum'oui ol en-
Cupcrturc Tor itort Crfcltcr. Set
err Sen iabclaQtiQc Dioocnbco. iom
bar iorbouict melt / bans aompoii
tioucr. oct cr liQclrcm en- @oo0c,
huoroon en- Wlt pdo # 10 Nur tul
prNitcrc en- lila CrfeitcrbchonhIinq.
81 olliQcpcl er hans Niu'if mQ0om-
mcDid % riff; noor man hsrer Den,
hur man GelcIieu a., at her itonr
man opcrior Ccnict
X X
"(lppcrarp" Dcutc3 at rau en- ri
pol paa SlnQmortcn. Gn6cl cnGclltc
Nluumcrc bar nmmo0ct NlIouor0
HiplmQ ON al ifriuc S0ugcn iom GA
fannie Charles @iuicr2 Stouioro oil
iuttc Williif fiji. &c poliiiltc SoIoa
ter liQc2 al ipn0c inc QamIc ariga
iunQc.
Camille Saint SGen2, Den %iranlfc
Nompouiit, Oil fonitc Icoc 0pierclicn
al ct mt 9lrbcioc Al ham lclp pcO en-
Nonccrt | Can 6roucioco I'll Connie
rem.
4 * =
Gen bcIqiitc &iolmiit GlIacnc
plane bar mi III Nicm / llmbrIogc
N&cu@, nor &onoon.
4 \ X
Vaocrcpitj, ipm cr untommct til
9unIcrifa ira StnpciS, oQtcr at Qiuc
cit Nuffc Nouccrtcr til SnotUgt Tor
sc hlcnllo9tc Yoloffer.
Sur &c life itnot % contingent pnn
en- Smno, ic pna gNrc5icIapper. Set
guroc tauitc prrc pontipe at icnbe oS
aoutiugenten M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09

elsie % mango andre SUrbeoriuoer ipr 1919 er
umitpuoeIi9 b~eitreOre Den me Suoian aatalug.
Meu Ell p~eriOnlJg SnipettiUu al biSle SnoiouS
ielo uil 9lpe oi9 ell beore % mere ppeybeui=
lcuOc %urberln9 al &lojnns Suerle9enbeo.
Snoian er i~obriterct Den ltprite Miotprcptles
Iobrit %eroen % al ct Selitab, Der bar etable-
ret Ell uOnltpiltelI9 Nnleelle Ior bet erli9e %
beoitc sualitet lit ErOoutt, Stoaenoe urotte-
liz b"ogculur bper Muturcutle, Oct labriterer.
bar 0eubee Wauuincturing Company 9lurt
%noiau iii en- Matine, Der tupilt er oct Iamme
iom oct beoite. ipm TnbritmetbCoer, metanilt
Meiteritnb, Teuoe Oh Sc bebite NauoSfrGiter
paa upaeu Woabe tan probucere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
,lluitfnotiier
GsrSeIia Sec, Ncn mac norit anlc
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Stu i. j.
Gproelin Sec, hcn linQc norit anlc.
%rifouitc %ioliniitiuoc. Gattcr al Or.
~ WrS. q. =. Sec / Abcroccn Z.
Gaf., ices npIig at hnpc giort melcn
Snffc meh lit pafrc Spil iom SoIllt
uco Seattle (g3olbD Philharmonic
Srhcitran aoncert 6critc09. Ncnoc@
SoneNml1er par Sald1 bctlcnote
"iponlfc Spmioni", Tor Niolln oA
Srfciter. Nru har oQiaa optronot
Nen Norf for life IUuQe iincl %
StorbIabcne9 NfuiifnnmclNcrc Scr
qincr hcnSc en- mclct roicn0c Cm'
tale. baaoc for lit uatrc SplI % lin
braniric Sptrr6cu.
- > X
Gorompn6cne% SonaiorcujuQ /
Chicago aiboIot Sen 27oc Tcbruor
iii oorliqe aorucpal. Nfan opigrtc
"Giratcrnc9 @cir", en- norton See
he al 4iratcrforct ira %croi@' Cpero
"Grnoni". ga. 30 SuuQerc Sc
melt broQcoe "a mnIcriltc GroNfcr
hcItoq. "a 0cre5 uomerfeoc VrGito
ton blep lenuct mcb f%ortjcut Gaca
10.
SouQeren Holi Nommcr ices al
haze optroaot peo en- aonccrt 0cu
2ocn IS. iom blcu aipet mbcr Yll
ipicier al %dtc &iem norit,cp lutb
airtc / Chicago. San lang bI. a.
Eclectic 9IiOu" % Sen liorc hpl0c
Slot.
aomponiit @crharot Shiclocrlp,
boiat / Spitlnno. bar nnornQct ON al
ino i'm &on1poniitAoae lorhalct ira
1000 aroner til 1900 Hroucr pun
@rlm6 al ocn pnnifcIigc StluiuQ.
han cr brnQt / for GriQen3 StuIo
Gen uorlfe Hcgicrin1 iill6cr, at hans
NuoroqenOe life fan benlIac@ Al bu0
lctmr3iigc @enipn.
9or0t noe poa %nfoii Zen / III
mamiih. Nlo0cr. Stoten MoibinNton,
bor aaptein Clai Neo / lin "Gniutn".
ifripcr "S0udCrhllICn". WNluCruC
ifal Qua ~noflao boic ior ban Niucr op
i'm uecntIigc Sunqnftcn / ~9for0
~mrnoenca". Seattle, 90 cniom lturcr
han i'm &aah Qlcnnem 0c ilrl0c
Strenlnlc moo &auo, bpor han Iaiicr
9lnfcr. Sao ipoOicrer ban en- Wtil
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Scnb "Sccoroh-N oltcu" iii Slpgt
"a &emler i Oct Qanlle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-09
&Mdziiyn Motocucle

Ncn me Sroian lur 1919 banner r. ION PAM
- La en- GpUte peO lin 5remtrnotu. 9I
buliite 6urbeOrlnger Iure9er Den Nomlurt. 6or
nsiel'e. Stprte. Sori8beo, 6art. &clp0relc %
Snteltheb / EriIt, Der er laat ocu2 Spuitrut
tlou ,lom ltocu ben lgrlte En0ion bltu Introduce
ret iDr II Nor iloeu. bar reprHicuteret Dc huteitc
tIenote Suoliteter Niaterjalc % metantt &lmit.
Dor 3noion I'll 500 er ilWr bel ltiFtet iur Sc
mango BRIG. Der oil lorbres al Den poo Iarmeu.
gang 0juIbaits, %oIitioeoe 0au~noitUu9er, meoeu
3riptrait, Cradle Spring Hamne. iommculul
oeune 6oobretter bobbelt Glltd) aoutrol, huur
PED 8pttereu i9tteS iitono til at tputollcre THE
9lutd" enten meo Noonoeu elcr meo 6ooeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
AMERICANS ARE
E0UIPPIN6 NEW
HOSPITAL CARS
Trains Equipped for Bring
ing French Wounded
From the Front.
A SINGER EQUTPS
AN T TRAIN

@ARIS. France. oct. 5O-Equipping
- railway trains for hospital service
4 is a new development OF charity
in France in which Americans are tax
ing an active part. During the recent
reorganization OF the entire hospital
service. the need for properly arranged
trains TO transport the wounded from
the front TO the hospitals located
throughout France became evident
The first step in improving the ser
vice was the addition TO each train OF
a car equipped with an operating table
and urgicaI supplies so that wounded
soldiers might be treated during the
journey from the front TO the perma-
nent hospital perhaps hundreds OF
miles away. One OF the first cars SO
attached TO a train was a freight car
rebuilt at the expense OF Mrs. wash
ington Lopp. b contributed the mon
ey to Commandment F. Loiseleur, IN
charge Of the temporary hospitals al
each Of the railway stations OF Farla
and Of the construction yards Of the
state Railway. and then requested 9TH
ers Of her friends 70 provide money Tor
Americans Are Helping.
To date a number OF Americans have
helped. one car having been uJted up
bV money sent from aaWaN LuEOuBu
Dr.. James r Judd and friends Among
other Americans thus contributing are
Walter B. Hardy Of Chicago and Mrs
Emory r Johnson Of Philadelphia As
a result Of the rebuilding Of these first
freight cars for this purpose TO date
no less than 80 cars have been re-
modelled with money contributed by
individuals or cities OF France 50
great has been the use OF these cars
to the military surgeons that the war
department has authorized the placing
OF one with each Of the $50 hospital
trains now in service in France
Women Equip Entire Train
Stimulated by the example OF these
Americans. Madame Marguerite Care.
the singer wife OF the director OF the
Coincide Francause. has just equipped
an entire train OF a cars with money
sbe collected. rms magnificent train
known as the Care train No 10 IS
believed here to. be the model hos
nirsI train OF the world The train
has inst made its maiden trip to the
fronf in charge OF DIT. T. TiZOn- who
has been IN service more than a
wear He has stated that 800 wound
81 carried in the train were transport
81 under admirable conditions anu
without the loss Of a single life
Service as physicians and nurses IN
these trains promises TO become as pop
MAR among helping foreigners as tnal
in the hospitals and ambulance corps
The friends Of France among Ine
ally and neutral nations now serving IN
the hospitals and ambulance corps
number no less than 1000. OF whom
1000 are Americans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
WEALTH DOES
NOT BEAR ITS
SHARE IN WAR
British Authority says There
is Abundant Wealth to
Cover War Cost.
WOULD TAX R
PRIVATELY HELD

= ONDON, Eng. Oct 3O-sir Edward
Clarke. the great English legal
authority. is OF the opinion that
the accumulated wealth OF the coun-
try. which he says is amply suffi-
Client to pay for four or five times over
the estimated cost Of h war" is not
contributing its proper share to the
war taxes.
There is one large part Of that &C
cumulated wealth which during the
lifetime OF its owner pays nothing at
all to the national e~xchequer," he
writes. Il refer 10 the enormous sum
which is represented by the stores of
works Of art. furniture. books. plate.
china, glass n jewelry which are to
be found in the houses OF well to do
people. The pleasure and comfort and
the advantages in social position which
man or woman derives from these is as
much an annual profit as the dividends
would be / they were sold and the
money invested in stocks or shares.
Il gge that the owners OF prop
erty OF his kin should be obliged to
make a statement OF its value, and
where that exceeded say 500 pounds
(S150O) -four per cent on that sum
should be treated as income and add
ed to the owners assessment for in
come tax. This would bring in a very
large immediate revenue. and a still
greater benefit would be tAt We should
have a register Of the property on
which a levy might afterwards be
made"
WOuld Tax Vanity.
Having laid his scOurge on the
wealthy class. Sir Edward proposes 10
tax one OF the little vanities Of the
middle class which finds expression in
bestowing fancy names on their homes.
Rows Of small dwellings can be
seen where no street number appears
on door or gate. but some aristOcratic
or romantic name has been adopted"
he SAYS. "The smaller the house the
more splendid Is its title"
He would make those who put on
airs I'm this fashion pay IS q year for
the privilege
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

residents became more Serious 80
carried fire and sword
Ia a Prize Worth
with a population Of 1SOsuUV and an
annual commerce., excluding Its coast
wfse trade. to the value OF Sle,uvu.uuV,
SaIoniki is one Of h most lmPOrLaHl
cites in all Of southeastern Europe
II was a prize well worth the strenu-
Gus efforts made by the Bulgars anu
Creeks. A great part OF the Exports
from Bulgaria, southern Seryla anu
1orthern Greece pour through this port
wbiIe many Of the imports Tor the
same areas are distributed from mere
The chief exports are grains
animal products, altar OF roses, snl
cocoons. wool, tobacco. opium anu
manEanese. The imports are sugar.
coffee chemicals, machinery, Ie1dles
and iron goods. Moreover, SalontE has
thrfvfnE manufactures OF morocco
leather arms and cutlery. and cotton
warn. Austria-Hungary and Gredl
Britain held first places in this com
merce.
The city is built on a sheltered N
let partlv on q plain and partly on the
stones Of Mount Kisses It is possessed
~ an excellent natural harbor, and
in 1901. new harbor works were thrown
omen. II is also well supplied with rail-
Wavs. one line running TO Servtan Nish,
where it connects with the Paris-Nien-
na-Constantinople line, while anotner
line connects IL with Monastr- II Is py
Tar the most important strategic point
in an OF the new war theater for the
prosecution OF the allies campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
IS
WiRPRIZE0 Of
GREAT Value
Is Legacy of Turks Which
Long Has Been Fought
For by the Greeks.
HAS S18,OOO,O 900
COASTWISE TRADE

w WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct 30
w ~@salOniki. where the allied
troops directed TO the aid OF
Servia d~isembarked. is one OF the first
ports OF southeastern Europe, and its
annexation by Greece after the war OF
the Balkan league with the Turks was
a bitter disappointment to those en-
thusiastic BulEars who dream OF re-
establishing Bulgarian hegemony in
Eastern Europe" says a war primer,
which describes the port destined TO
play a vital part in the allies Organi-
Zation Of the new war theater.
Is 40 Miles South Of Sofia.
The port lies only about 40 miles
south Of Sofia, the capital Of Bulgaria,
and for years the Greeks and Bulgar-
ians vigorously contested with one an
other this particular legacy from the
Turk. Their Macedonian committees
carried national schools. churches and
philanthrOpical societies TO Saloniki,
and. when the work Of converting the