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The ousting of Bush as president of
the Denver & Rio Grande comes as a
surprise.
The jails are safer from fire than
the schools, says Fire Chief Healy
of Denver and there is much truth in
the assertion.
Superintendent of Denver public
schools has given notice to deficient
teachers that they must make good or
get the bounce.
Thomas A. Edison and a party of
friends visited Manitou and points
on the east side of the range Thurs
day en- route east.
When told that Carlson had refus-
ed to act in his behalf, Bulger said
he was glad the governor did not
decide that he was insane as some of
his foolish friends tried to make him
believe.
Kr. Paul Ritter, ambassador from
Switzerland to the United States, was
5anqueted in Denver at the Savoy
hotel Thursday night, being on his
return to Washington from a trip to
the Panama exposition.
Dressmakers have instituted suit
against the present and divorced hus-
bands of Denver society woman who
thought nothing of paying 500 for a
waist. If the divorced husband is
compelled to dig it will be carrying
Goals to Newcastle.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

Governor Capper scored national
defense plans in speech in Topeka
the other night saying preparedness
leads only to war, and asking Kan
sas to oppose the attempt of the
eastern iingoes, the battleship build
ears and munition manufacturers TO
stampede the country into program
that prepares not for home defense
but for carrying war across the seas
In his opinion the United States was
never safer from foreign invasion
than now. the nations of the world
have all the war they want.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

Miss Nellie Bredehofe is taking
French lessons with Madame NJ. Lier
bray.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

Business interests of st. Louis have
united in an appeal to the governor
of Missouri for official notice to be
taken of the fast with special action
thereon to assist the railways now in
the hands of receivers With one
half of the lines entering in st.
Louis in that position it is urged that
this is the result Of unfavorable gov
crnment regulation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08
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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

Wells Pollock returned to his worl
in Animas City after having spent
the week end at his home superintend
ing the shipping of his comb honey
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

There was quite large apple crop
in this valley this year. Mr.. G. T.
Howe has a quantity of nearly every
variety.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08
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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

The vets gained two towns in ILL.
nois Tuesday Local option election.
were held in only eleven towns, the
vets retaining two and gaining two
from the drys.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Post has
declared that Kitchener has left for
the near East. 1t is ebelieved he will
take personal command of the cam
paign in the Balkans and also direct
the Gallipoli and Egyptian cam
paigns.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-08

A majority of the mayors elected
in New York state Tuesday are OF
the Republican persuasion.
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.glIe out Sic a@odl ON @beiu7 80
.in1cn. HranieHo ihalisn bic trit.
ti1rH Gerie 0urh Den Soal. bic Or.
.Werhdrh duf Dem @iduo belleitete.
Cam iolateu nod cine adn5e Mn.
5abl terni9er oeuiiher gie0er, uno
in aebo6cner Stimmmg aiug man
onscinH0er. auh BON aDoea mar
cine itattlihe an3abI beutiher
5urmer crihicncn Sic iid oem Der.
liner giraerperem dnidloIien. Wim
fam therein, ooB Die ipdtcrrn 9er.
iammlum9en oesbalb ~a5medlieluo IN
Berlin uu0 4ooeo a69e6aIten per.
ben iolen. - Sell uno 5egen benz
ncucn 3peige am itattliden @aume
.6cs @e6rasfa . Staatsuerbdn0es /
9}6ge er bIi5eu, padieu uno &c.
0eibenl 4rnlin.
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.tcn 6aiietbc 1hidiaIs un6 mas Sic
3utiHit b~riaalu mag. mguH oas
6tuihe Clement Zoo Dem dr9bfn
@oltcrbcrctmgun1s Qrc3ciie Scr
ueucn 9gelt emit mirllidl Wlter1tHrl
.ioIlte. 70 mer0en 6eutide grlie'
huu1sioedle mo oe1tidlc 4rien'
idlnit nierpn gladtommu ali,
.Qalhte ocutidcr 1orihuaB uo
GuItur nod iur Ianga 3eiteu Dor.
idlnctcn.
Rod 1T es uidlt iomcit. NoH
hinaen bier Ole trmlteu 9aute ui.
iprer Muttgriprafe. nod toni bas
oeutide 2ieo. uao oeuiiber @eiit
ipritt ga un8 in oeittihcn Shriit.
5eiden. uub mir tpoIlen boffcn. DAB
es nod fir @eaeratioueu 70 bIeibeH
moge. ID. g.
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'G3 STR uaditen ai,eu rrbcuilihcu
@cridHntlr1s ID pier @oden the
one Ae1utt1 1epdblt uu0 Die Ga.
.tam3eu a%uleaoHmcu mcroeu ioact.
Gbuc1l MIR crit od5 8opidel0 bon
no Gents beuili3t lDor0eu NOR
Der Sahre5bttira9 fol- crit in Ser
o'femlihen Gtriammlun8 %ieitarlctt
nerleu 1inlen bet Der GiBrid.
mmg Der neueH 4itglteoer 6ereits
it6er $40 elm Iic5 mar Der 9tu.
rcgung ocs ganliers @o0lf 8eiIcr
81 per6aufcL Scr aus Dunbar init
etli6eu ieiuer 5rem6e IN ieinem
glnto Aerbeigeeilt mar, nm BET Der
Naiaritn6ung mit}uhclfen. 9ah.
Dem Der ncue 8r1iiOent hilbert Sic
mers ieiu gmt nit Worten oes
.1antes ubaruoumen, %foroerte er
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aleine e~tabtnenisfeiten.

Sn elmer S1mftdg alisgegebe.
mem GntideiOung erfl1rte Ridtei
@eoid, DAP Die ltdotiibe 8ro6ber.
oronung uuperniinftig uno ultgeieb,
li6 fei.
Sn fur3er Belt nerOen oit
ipeitIiben giienbabnen lire CONNER.
fabrpldne Der0ffentltfen.
Wae6r 3egetb Ioutet fiir beutt
uno morgen. Die 8etterporausioge.
lin gr0Bere 8etrdge fir oer
iiiotiden ariegsbiIfsfonos nuf6ubrin-
gen, miro am Counting, ben 6.0eai,
Elm 8Inmenberfaufstag bier berarl'
jtaItet.
8ei airerr llnibou eirtes Sou
les Der 8-nubitnmmenanItaIt iuuroe
Der geger Sobu 8aB ourh oos Tint
itiir5en zines gfeiIers augeubIiflidj
6ssSstet.
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8ieOrr neiisr 3weiguer6au0.
9iesmal Berlin.

9ns herrIife 6rii6Iingsipettcr
hdIt ben 5armer orauBen I'M 5eI0
~anoauerno beiddftigt. 9enno6
mimmelte am Snmstog oas ireum0.
Iide St10tden Berlin poa 4uto8
uno 8uggies. oenu Gin oettider
8%urgerberein ioQte gegriinoet uer.
ben. ia blieb 10 Ieidt feiner oo.
heim QIbert Siemers bate NIT
ieinen 6reunoen gut borgearbeitct
IS tlappte allies. Die in oieier @e.
.gen0 Defenders 3abIreiden 2eier Ger
09dglihen omaha 3ribiine" batten
es iid ulft uebnen laiien, ME iie
ielber iagten, BEN S6rei6er Der 2eit.
ortifel peri6nIih fenuen sl lernen.
Or. @erbaro belt Dor eineml an.
b1htig lauidenoen 8ubIifilnt, 0a8
ben peiten9 fait b6aig iuate. iei.
ne 9feoe. 4usgeben0 bon ben llrIdten
oes @eItfrieges, idil0erte Re0ner
sun6tit Die hinterbdltige 8olittt
gnglanos Ourh ale Die Iebtcn
Sabrbunoerte, ging Johann auf ben
oeutlden WiiIitari8mlls Elm, Der Elm
Segen fir 0as oeutife @o[f lei,
Oenn er beitebe in Dem 2fae eiuigen.
ben GeOaHfen, itets bereit gu fem
2ei6 uno 2eben, Gut uno 9lltt fir
bas 8aterlono freu6ig bin3uge6en.
3urfp oieien RiIitariSmus iei erIt
6as oeutide 8oIt 81 einem fuirflid
groBen @olf getuor0en. Die an.
oeren G6lfer idimpften iiber oieieu
MtIitarismus, inuerlid a6er bench.
oeten iie uns 0arum uuo miinidten,
0oB iie i'm iel6er bitten.
So6am idil6erte @eoner Die
Sample, Die oas geianmte 8entid.
tbum Der 8eIt 81 bciteben babe, un0
Die berrli1e Giniafeit, Die uuIcre
9riioer orilben beieele. miiiie aud
bier in Dem Sample, Den 0a8
1eutfdtbum In 4mertfa Inn feline
Daieiusberedtigung fibrt, CUR Gel.
tuna fommerl. 9ies geife6e o6er
baourd, baB iid ale DeutIden ST.
einem rpertbbolen @erbanoe 8uiam.
meniGloiien.
0oroni lteIlte Ser gieoner an Bic
@~erinmmlung Die Srdge, OBJ fie BE-.
reit iei, einet oeutiAeu 9irgerber.
Elm BON Berlin un0 limgegefl0 at
griinben. 9ieie 6roge pur6e 6ird
GrGeben BON oen Sisen einitimmig
benntfportet. Qnf @orIhIag beg
9aitor gliffelien, Der Die gerlamnr.
lung eroffnet bate, tplroe nun Elm.
thinning Ser 9llbert Sierners sum
proDiIoriiGen Qrdiioenten ernanat
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Sobad bon @boming gre5inft. or
fam ON /. Dlai 0e6 Sabre5 1854
na9 bier uno bat ieit0em Gtoe
Gount0 5u ieiner Seimat6 aenloht.
Gr mar am 5reitag in geebrosfa
Gitp uno bebaitptet iogar. Ser dIteite
4uiieOler in Rebrnsfa 5u fem. Die.
le 8%ebauptung fam Der 9eridter.
%itatter ie6od pioerIegerL 0enn Sufel
8arneD 6ttens. ipel6er gegenpdrtig
in auburn ernItli9 crtrarft oarnie.
oerliegt uno Elm Glitter bon SO Sab.
rem aui5aiueiien Bat, InnOete ailf Ne.
brastas @runo bereitS i'm 9e8em.
Der 1851, fur5 nad6em er, bon
0eutidlm6 fommeno, ben Qrobea
.6iidtei9 ourbfreu5t bate. Ber's
nidt glattbt. Dem f6men Mrs
idypdr8 ouf neiB 8eigen. (5iebe
o8iograpbiihe @ei6i6te oes 5iiooit.
Iiden QebraSfa, 8ou0 /, Geite 17S
bis 1907
5rau @ertritb &rnmer. Die 6etng.
te @ottin bon anoreas 6. aramer,
lit am Greitag Morgen mad odt.
5ebnmon1tlihem ar1nfiein an einen
&rebsleioen bon ibrem GIero ct.
Loft tporoen. Sie Iucr am A. Ga.
mar 1849 in 9euti6lano ge6oren
uno fam oIs iunges MGo6en mad
ben 8ereinigten Staaten. am 81.
SUM oes Sabre8 1871 berbeiratbete
Tie iid nit 4noreos aramer in ct.
RauI, Minn., uno iie6eIte nit ibrer
6onilie I'M Sabre 1886 mad gte.
broSfa Gitb iber. Sic miro bon
ibrem @atten itno odt ainoern bers.
lid betrauert, uno ent6ieten mir ben
$eimgeiudten infer ber3lihe8 9ei-
Ieio. Ole 8eeroignug finoet arn
Wontag friib INN 10 llbr bon Der
fatb. ct. 9eneoicts.a Stride aus Itatt.
Wtoge ite ianft ruben.
Charles anoerion Der t6.i16riae,
ou Den beIten Soffnungen beredtig-
tie Sobn Der GbeIelte anrl anoer.
iou lit an 5reitng abenO nod brei.
u6hentlidem idpercm 2eioen ee.
Itorben. 8tr ent6ieten Den Ihtper
beimgeiudten Gltern uno @eIflpi.
itern uuier ber5lides geiIeiO.
8. $. 81.
GrforO. SIN Dem 2~ebottierfon.
teit 5tDiiden Der bieiieen SodIhuIe
unb Der in Grenton qetuonn Ieb.
tere. 0us Thema mar 8~egierunas.
eianeridaft Der Giienbabuen.
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SIM brantelterli6en Seim nnbe
.Gunbar fan0 Mittmo6 INN Die 9Rit.
t~agsItunoe Die &rduung bon SRI.
.5plDta u. 8ilbelm nit Serrn 8il'
belm Q. @riepenitrob itatt. SER
8oitor 70. s.. SduI5 bon glebrdsta
Gitp Ieitete Die feierli6e Sanotliug,
an Delder 5ablrei6e 8eripon0te ulo
5reunoe t6eilnobmen. Die harmdnte
grallt, in Gtoe GolIntD geboren urt0
er3ogen, lit cine Sodter Der Che.
leute Srpin Q. 8iIbelm nno Der
gliidlite 9rdutigam elm Sohn unie-
res 5reunbe8 Senrp @riepenitrob
uno oeiien @attir. Die Relibermabl.
ten tper0en cine 6arm nabe Dunbar
6enirtbi6nften.
Sobn 8eidb unier reid gebore.
ner" MefIenburger 2onosmonn be.
fanO iid gei6dfteboIber in Rebras.
ia gitD unO erfreute feline 6reul0e
nit Dem itbliden ber5baften Sdn0e.
.0rud, mobei er iein ftereotppes
,Sungs, bolt fait" nidJt bergaB.
Die GountpsG ommiiiare beIpilig'
ten cine Shanfli8eus an 5rib 8a0e.
mann in 8nul.
@tn. q. 2uef un6 5roli Gillette
.2ued itno ais aominiitratoren iiir
.Den 0adlaB oeS fiir3lid Deritorbenen
ISM. 2ned CT. ernonnt mor0en.
Soiepb 2aubad, ein betagter
'oeutider giirger unierer Sta0t, bat
an Die &ommiiiGre oieieS Counties
.oas @ripden geiteat, inn EN- gutes
.Sein ouf Der gountD. 5arm gu ge.
.pGbren. 4ls @egenleiItung fir Die.
Ne qnf 2ebenS3eit beitimmte &eimat6
i'll Serr 2auba6 gelpillt, fem ge.
iommtes gtgeutbum, meldes fi6 i'm
6itlihen 3beile Der Staot befin0et,
Dem Gountn aI8 b6ligeS Gigentbum
3u ii6ertragen. 2oubad). meIder of.
ne 5amilie III, miinidt fia Elm Seim
III Oenl er leinen 2ebensaben0 in
8rieoen nnb 3ufrieoenbeit gu Der.
bringen I'M 5tanbe 1T. @is Jet
baben Die aommiIldre nod feline
enti6eioung iiber Snnabnte ODER
8ertperfung oes Qorf6lages eetroF.
fen, bod 1T an8unebmer, oab BEL
elmer g(nnnbme %besicLben bei6en @or.
teien, fomobl benz GountD iuie Sol.
2aubad, bolise Gere9tigfeit piOer.
fobren miro.
Ger dIteite anfieOler oiefes goun.
ties All iein beAauptet 6err .. 3.
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.ite feiue 3ctt sim Siu1cu
aui Dem aaufen er0euumoc mo
.eiue feline auiabl Tcuti6er iih 5l.
idmncuiu6gt. ba fu01t oos Dent.
ihe gico cine 6eimit1tte; 1atihG
hte ciuon0er irguo limo. mer6eu in
@eiung0cretncu itets 5reumoidait
.idIieben.
G5 wir0 uns Teutiden Der 8or.
plrf acmaft oaB MIR 3u ie6r an.
fmicrem 8aterlan0 bdulen Nan
.iagt BON Dem 5rldn0er. er itebe init
Dem einen SUE bier mo nit Dem
un0ereu 5iIbe in SrlanO; uber mir
Geutite iteben init beiOeu 6itBen
uuf anertfauiihem 9o0eH; a5er lei.
ne Ireue hir Columbia lei0et 10 nc.
mig 6urd feline 2iebe 81 @ermanio,
ME oie GreHe Oes Gatten gu ieiuer
3rau ourd Ste Siebe 81 ietuer
01utter.
s,n einigen Monaten fin0et oas
.groBe SGngeriat oes 9tor6peitlihen
SdngerbumOes itdtt. neil es Den
Sangern in 9enper Iotpobl on ga.
triotismus ais AID on Der n0tbigen
gner9ie ie5lte, uno Omaha, ais Die
aufitre6en0e MetropoIe 0e5 9tittei.
tueftens, l6ernobm es trot mi6riger
8erbdLtniiie, ben Noroueitliden
Sdngerburo Dor benz 8uiammen.
.brud 81 b%epabreu.
Saugerieite iin6 cine Rotbpeu.
.bigfeit fir sic Griiten5 Der @eiang.
.bereine; obue oieie pitroen OieIe
timmerli6 egiltieren, mande bel.
.Ieidt %cingeben, pabrenb oieie 6efte
iie anregen oa8 geIte nit Den Dor.
fauoenen &rGften 8n ~Ieilter, iie be.
geiitern mo gu narer 36Gtigfeit an.
iporuen; Damn 1T aud Der 3med
zines Sougerfeite5 erreidt. 3te
groBen Sdugerfeite baben bic ge.
oeutltng uno Den 8ertb, Dos oeut.
ide 2ieO ben meiteiten Meien Der.
anidouliht au MAIDEN. Sauienoe
BADEN mierem 6eite beigemobnt uno
Die gemaItigen Miaiienbore init if.
rem BiaHos Hr6 Damn tDie6er tpie 81
eiuern Orion m1d)tig auidpelenb,
baden manGes boreingelomletle
.6er5 be3tpungen.
Gas oeutide Clement ninuit IN
ben Ser. Stoaten cine gea6tete
Steluug Elm, uno iein @inftuB lit
.ouf alien @e6;eten mlenihliher aba.
.tigfeit erfemtbar. Gang 5Deifcllos
lift Is Dor 9Iem bic oeiitihe 4reiie
amerifos, melhe In So9r5ebnte Ian.
ger Wfiiiionsarbeit fir Die GrbaL
tung Der oeutiden 5prade uno oes
beutiden 8oIfst6Mms erfolgreih
tbdtia lit unO be0ellfeno on5u bel.
.aetragen bat, ben Geiitlden bic bobe
.adtung Der angeb0rigen moerer
.9eationen 3t eriperhen. llno geraoe
in Der ictigen 3eit erfennen mir ben
8ertb Der 6eutifen BreiIe, Die uns,
iopieI ME mo9lid1, oft nit groben
.0pfern, acknowledgements @erif)te
.bringt, m1breno Die ameritoniIhe
9reiie, tbellpeiie NIT engliidem
@elo gefatft Oas anieben un0 bic
Miaft Der 8eutifen 3u uiterminie.
rem iu6t, 90 ben Mlaiien oas logi.
.ide Genfen feblt es lit Oies Der
gaeio uHo bic giierludt ouf oentide
BeiiteseroBe.
3ie oeutidle grefie 1T Die ut1d)-
tige Stiise, bic ben Gan Oeittidet
@eiens in oieIeui 2anoe nufredt err.
bdIt, Jdat iie, onnn credit aud Die
8ereiHe, 0euti9e 5GnIeu uaO Stir.
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Serr Sobn 5neri, ST., idrsi6t:
Eribaae lulte IN feiaem
6anje Iellea.

SiLoretH, gta6r., 81. april 1915,
@ert9er 6err G0itor Der gGmabo
Irfbiine"l
SD u~berIenOe S9ren biermit So
fit Elm 5abr auf Die mertbe 3eitmg,
Die Gle berdusge6en, Die Omaha
Gribnne9, fie lit ms aaen piltom.
men uro ioate in feinern Sauie feb.
len.
Mlit groBem Sntereiie leIen mir bic
aurreipDnoen5en oas Germ 81. Ger
barb alisge8eidnet bertritt er Die
Eeutlden in Anerifa.
Sd lpoate MIR, oaB Gle jaoeu
Sag beridten ton 8eppeIin. angrif.
fen uno I0rpeooboot 3eritorung.
4AtungsboG griiBt
So1n Guerit.
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gnhesfane II sanaerFrriin.

Git Denber, Colo, lit 6err gorL
Morib, Gefretdr Der 5dngerfefts@e.
leIldnIt onfeIbit, Ste ober tDegen
6er ~robibition ibre Anfgabe nidt
erfaaea fonlItc, pE5tfid ~geitorben.
Mir erfDdrten ii6er icinen 2ebens-
Iaif Dplt Seiten Set 9eIsper Sanger
III uddIter Hummer einen ndbereil
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8eriht. Gbre ieinem 9~ln6enfenl
Die 6nttin oeS aabelie6ten uno
geihdbten SetretGr8 oes Gdnger.
.bunoes 6eg 9oromeTtens, Serrn
Geo. q. 6. Sled in D1ilpaufee, 1T
am p. April an 2ungeuent3anoung
.qeftorben. Smgesbruoer aied i'll
Der ber8liditen Ebeilnobne Der
Sdnger oes 9un6es nerii6ert.
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llfne hfs llraiihrntrn.

Htps ptA FfHllothteN.
8ir iciern beute oas g. stii.
tm1sieit 0es Msuiif. Gcreins. m6
bat Der gcrein icit ser 3eit ieines
9etebeus acknowledgements beocu.
tend glgeuommen, iono5t an 9lit,
1lieberjabl ais aud an 8opulari'
tat. oa bic muiifaliihen Geiitunaen
INNER mebr %anerfannt ner0eu un0
5fDur lit Dies Die oirefte 6olge 6es
Dor iitnf SaGren obgebalteueu San.
aerieite5 Ca mir felt Der Belt iiber
eiuen groBeren N2duner. ioUie aud
aroberen 2dmendor berfiigen. Ger
Grfolg oes Sdngerfdtes, Der 6n.
mails uniere fitbniten 5offuungen
%it5ertrat bat ms aud bic 3uper.
iidt gegebeH, Dab, ipeuu uidt alle
an5eiden triigen, oas fommenoe
Set nod groBere grfoIge brtugeu
meroe. 0amentlih baben mir piel
nnierem Girigenten 9errn gteeie gu
per0nuteu, Der nit GROCER SorgfaIt
un6 SHtere1ie Die Gbore %einituoiert,
10 0oB ii6 6ieier gbor pobl NIT Den
beiten i'm 2ano meiien fam.
Seute. mo Ser Qatioismts unter
Ser Masfe Der 4ro6ibition peri6n.
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-28
IN MEM0RY OF MRsasPRINeER.


When Mrs. Louise Springer left her
home in Buffalo, NY. in 1907 for st.
Paulss school Edneyyilles she came On
the greatest mission on earth, in the
cause of Christ. Faithfully she work
ed for five years until her health and
strength would 40 longer permit her
to stay here. Visiting the sick, cloth
ing the poor, feeding the hungry, ami
comforting the dying, was her work
beside teaching all of the pupils both
mentally and spiritually. We have
lost n of our great Christian work
ers. Her motto was the same as the
q that her dear hand wrote in the
hymnal that lies here before me. The
Lord is my light and my salvation,
whom then shall I fear. The Lord is
the strength of my life, of whom then
Shall / be afraid"
Blessed will be her memory to US
JUDITH LEDBETTER OSTEEN.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-28
LOCAL INDUSTRIES NEEDED.

The Industrial committee of the
Asheville Board of Trade recently had
the following to say with reference to
the need of more industries, the same
applying to Henderson as we'll as Bun
cCmbe county:
"The Industrial Committee believes
that a broom factory could be estab-
lished in or near Asheviile to good ad-
vantage. Buncombe and surrounding
counties can raise broom corn of the
very best quality, and many, many
thousands of brooms are used in this
section which might just as we'll be
made here with our own labor of the
broom corn raised on our own farms
by our own farmers.
cover 100000 bushels of apples rot
ted on the ground in the orchards of
Western North Carolina last year be-
cAuse of no well developed plan of
marketing them. Many Of them Of
course were imperfect apples. These
could have been made into jelly, apple
butter, preserves and vinegar. Why
should we send good Asheville and
Western North Carolina money out
of this country for these things that
are made in California, New York or
Cl0O WAC4OJ WhOA AA6hI AOAO We "a
al abundance of apples of the very
highest qualities for these purposes
which we are allowing to go to waste?
Here are two excellent industries
which Asheville business men could
establish that would save many hum
dreds of thousands of dollars to this
section for further development. The
matter deserves serious consideration.
I'VE wish to make a special appeal
to the farmers OF Buncombe County
through our Farm Demonstration, the
practicability of adjoining farmers es-
tablishing small c~anneries for the pur-
pose of canning the usually large guam
titles of apples, peaches, berries, toma-
toes, etc., which go to waste. The
canning outfits are inexpensive, easy to
operate, the results highly encourag-
ing. Such small canneries will teach
the habit of saving and thrift. and will
ado wonderfully to the wealth of our
farmers"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-28
GERToN NEWS.

The farmers here are making mo-
l~asses; some a n frost bitten.
Miss EstelI Grant of Atlanta Ga, is
visiting her home here for a short
while.
Mrs. Linnie Freeman, Miss Gladys
Freeman and Miss Hudgins of the
Fruitland section were visiting here
Sunday.
Messrs. Tildon and Tells Freeman
OF Liberty section were here Friday
trading horses with G. s. Wall.
Mrs. Maggie Freeman has been very
sick for two weeks but is improving.
There will be a road meeting at the
Hickory Nut Gap on the 9Th of Nov
ember for the purpose of celebrating
the completion of the Charlotte and
AshevilIe highway. Governor Craig
and other prominent people will make
addresses. Everybody is invited to
come. This viii be the biggest road
meeting ever held III this section.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-28
MEETING Al BEAR WALLoW.
Construction of Hickory Nut Gap High.
way to be Celebrated.
IRutherfordton SUM

&OQu.1
On Saturday, Nov. 9th, at IL o'clock,
a. M a Good Read Meeting will be
held at Bear WalloW, Henderson coun-
ty, on Hickory Nut Gap road to cele-
sbrate the construction of the Hickory
Nut Gap Highway.
Governor Craig will be present to
make the principal address and there
will be a number of speakers to make
short talks, among whom will be Mr..
Solomon GaI1ert of Rutherfordton.
1t is hoped that there will be a large
attendance at this meeting from Ruth-s
eTford county. The road commissions
.ers of this county have been asked to
go over their link of the highway and
have it in good shapesby the time OF
the meeting. 1t is expected that a
number of automobiles will pass
through to attend the meeting and the
occasion will be a means of advertis-
ing the entire Gharlotte-AshevilIe
Highway.
The construction of the Hickory
Nut Gap link completes the Charlotte.
Asheville Highway. This portion,
nine miles in length, is IN Henderson
county and was built by State %convicts.
During the past summer the western
LTart of North Carolina came into great
popularity among summer tourists.
Thousands of people came to this sec
ton from the eastern Carolinas and
other States. During the next season
this tourist travel will be much larger.
The completion of this link across
Henderson county brings to a finish
a great automobile highway into the
western part of the State.