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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
Dentfde und tRnIlen.

Gin &snner Sristrid SebbsIs
ma4t uuf elm &pigramm bes DID
ters nufmertIam, bns beute duberit
5eitsemaB tIingt. IS Iautet:
@erfaiebener Gaius.
0eutife 5Ogsn na9 9tom. iparum
ni9t Ruiien nad SeutIdIanb9
Sene iparen elm @oIt, topfer unO
martia uno frif9,
limb aIs foIdes. bonn SimmeI gum
grben Der G6mer berufen,
50, iie bIisben's Bis bsut'. bieIe iinb
nur nod 9eI9meiB.
0od bns fdle9ters Bolt mar ME
nod Der Senter bes ebIern.
DGbrenb ber lnuterite Wlenf6 oft
burd ben niebrigfen fGIlt.
Wenn Der Ruiie ben Sniio bsrbef'
iert, Der 9sutids bic &nute,
@iI i9 Sittern fir uns, aber i4
iporte es ob!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
>, ,,MeAtraIitat" ins StammbAtb.

Sn Oe Eoefomit Clo. I'D ip6tteIt
Gilbert Terbed iiber nioeenannte"
9leutrale in Solan0, oeren 9teutra.
Iit1t MIR in Barteinabme ge0en
9euti1lono beItcbt. Gr iuiomet Die.
fen gteiltralcu elm IIitigeS @ebiht.
den, oas in Der lleberiebung lautet:
Ser arica bat alid in unlerm 2ano
ne Birfung, Die fatal lit:
@r ibuf ben Oldnn. Der immer Ingt,
Sab er bod 10 neutral lit.
llnb ba bic 2iebe. Die CT be9t
Sir Sollnrb. foloiial lit,
Sebt CT ms geacn all mas 0eutid,
....g .gSeiI er bod 10 neutral 1T.
&enn in Sitpreubcn Der 9oiat
Seugt, brcnut, bis aIles fabI 1T,
Sann iast er: nSebt eudl @eIgieu anil"
80. Well er bod 10 nertraI lit.
or Iieit. bab in @aIiSieu
Ser 9iiidgang fat total lit.
llu0 nennt es: gang beoeutIngsIos,
80. @eil er bod 10 neutral lit.
@eidiebt Ser 9eutidje ben Sran5os,
Ser nuf Der 8ntbebraP lit,
Damn ipriht CT BON 8nrbarentilm.
80. 8eil er bod 10 neutral lit.
geIdirmt der Sits" bic .gIaamide
SaaI",
Sic bod aud unire ~SanI" lit,
Sann miro er pl6bli6 autisplnami6.
....8 Well CT bod 10 neutral lit.
3erireten rirS III slfrifd
Ser Bur, paBs ein SfdnbaI lit:
Sa mer1t or, odB man iibertreibt
-. Beil er bod 10 neutral lit.
limb iagit Su ibm, iuie iuiberIih
So'n .antisoeuii9" Choral lit,
Snnn i6impft or bid: gIenber
-Roffl~
Sur ipsiI er 70 neutral lit.
g9as ie Sran5os nnc grite nut,
or iagt, oab's IDEAL lit:
CT gibt bem Seutiden ole S6uIb,
80. We'll or bod 10 neutral lit.
Sr pirS 10 auiisOcuii6. bis baB
IS ielber ibm ne GunI lit;
@crpiinigt. ocrilu6ts. @ermanenhlm,
Seil er bod 10 neutral lit.
Sas bette. mas Ser Maun lam tiln,
gSenn balbluegs er normal lit.
Sit. ielber an Die Sront an gebn,
-. gSeil er ia nj d t neutral it,
limb iplrt er eanu am eiauen 9eib,
SSie idarf ber oeutide StubI lit,
@ielIeidlt gereut es i'm bann bod,
Sap er ni6t mebr neutral lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
Abfabrt zur front.

Wsnn bic Mitterna9t tpie Elm
Ibparses Sisr init IeiIsm atem iiber
bic Stabt bsrfriebt, 70 leien mir in
elmer itimmungspOIIen pIauberei srs
tpobt bic Seele bes 8abnbofs. Damn
itr5nt bas 8lut bes &rieees raus
icbenb bur9 feline aOsrn unb bas
tuirre @srGuT9 Der S6ladten bGnst
in Der 2uft ipie eine flotternbe Sabine.
9i. S9isnen iareien unter ben &ds
bern laut uuf, tpie periuunbste Mdn'
ner in bsm S4merS bes S6uiies,
uno bas 9riiIlen Der Mui9inen erins
merit an bos Gauden GROCER Giiens
itiide. bic eierige aiiden in 2uft unb
Grbe reibsn. 0as Sonnern Der
Iatperen RGber aber 1T tuie bic e6erne
@timms ferner gutterisn. 8iIbsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30

iiebt man bon bislen SoIooten nit
I9iperem @epGd, genou ipie an Der
5ront, uno Der Slang bon iAperen
Stiefeln uno aufflirrenoen Segen lit
bic 9egIeitung gu ben mdbtigeren
S6nen. Mdnner iiebt man, bsnen
bic Spnne Der S9lodt Die bruune
ssorbe Der S9plIs ins @eii6t branns
te. Mdnner nit 9rOben, I9peren
SGnben balten oos @slpebr mie uuf
ppiten ,mb iteben unbelpegIi9 pie
5tarte 9Gume in all Der 8eiueguna.
Qlnbers, meiit iiinger nod, iin6 pes
niger itarr. Sine geringe 8epegung
fIodert in ibren 2lugen nie cine
Trase. @s iinb Die iungen Sruppen,
benen Der Beg 5ur S9lo9t nO1 elm
grIebnis 1T.
9lu9 5rauen iiebt man in ber
Menge, bieIe 5rauen, bic bic WlGns
ner umI9mei9eln uno ii9 oil iie au
i9miegen i@einen. 8eibe 9eipdns
Der huI6en pie fur9tiame @eOanien
bur9 ali oas 9rau Der llniformen.
SIumen aittern in unIi9eren Sdns
ben, bic 5utpeilen ben beimlidben @eg
81 einem feudtsn glu9e ge6en. limb
bebenbe Singer liebtoien bas grp6e
Sud unO bic sefiirGteten gBaffen.
PIN einem Suge itsbsn OieIe 5roueu
uno &inoer aIIein auf Der 9fumpe,
uno in ben GenItern iinb biele Mdns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
SienitmGSdcn Grint.

Cine frans0iiI9e 8irsersfrou ers
3d6It elmer GreunOin, boB ieBt In ib'
rem Suufe oIIss 70 fouber unO Or
bentIid Iei ipis ME aupOr. DieIe sra'
tuIisrt ibr, baB fe enbIid elm 10
tii9tises StubsnmGbden eripiI9t 6ds
BE. ,9ienits un0 StubsumGo9en9 ?
Non. non! 9us bsIOrgt ia ulles uns
fere Ginquurtieruns, bic beutIden
SoIodten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
hrses MHd RultHr.
Bon @uItaO s. eteffer.

5ierin iebe i'd ben 3ufammenbang
5ipti9en 4ries unb 9uItur = pber
ri4tissr, 5tpii9en benz iebt Dor iib
gebenosn gBelttries unb ben &uIturs
trdftsn uno &uIturaufgaben Der
tGmpfen6sn 80lter.
Der &rieg 5Dingt Die SeripIitterten
unb oft sssensinanOsr partsi nsbmsns
Den gsiiti9en &rGfte Der Hotion 5ur
@inigteit = sipingt iie gu einbeitIi.
DIEM 3uiammsnipirtsn gu srpben ses
meiniamen 3ipeden, unter ausenbIids
Iider glufOpferuns auer SntereNen
unO @eii9tspuntts, psI9e ni9t Der
gan5en Ration semeinIam iin6 ooer
gemeinfam Iein tTnnen.
Dieter 3uitanb foSiaIen 5riebens,
lo0idler 8erbriioerung uno binaebens
ben @emsinseiites 1T an ii9 elm gro,
Ber &ulturfortf9ritt, folange er our9
Die 9efabren uno 9lufga6en, bic Der
&rieg berbeifiibrt, bere6tiet iit. Ulit
benz duberen Srie0en miiiIen Der in>
mere Strsit un6 Der &raftperluIt
bur9 iOsiaIe uno tultureIIe Spoltuna
ipieosrtebrsn. 9lber Der burb ben
&risg eraipungene @eislIf9aftsfrieoe
TT ni4tsbeitopeniger cine 8efreiung,
sine 9efreiuns oIler Der suten \seiItis
gen WtGate, Die, penn iie nuk sur
Seniige ungeitOrt pirten oiirfeu, ims
mer Elm aus pielen MilIionen Wlens
fdsn deficiencies Bolt su elmer Bril-
oerihaft ielbitlos unb bingebenb aus
fammenpirtenoer Meni9en MAIDEN
fOnnen = unb ni9t gum fpeniaiten
eine 9efreiung bon al Der 8osbeit
uno &Ieinli9teit, tpeI9e ben RIaiIens
tampf, Die pirti9aftliben SntereI.
iensessniaBe, bic SsonfeiTiOnsifreitigs
tetten un0 bic &pnflitte innerbalb eis
nes 8oItes beglsiten.
g(ber Der Srieg 1T msbr aIs Der
gefreier Der guten iooiaIen MG6te,
er iteigert iie ar6.
SIN glltagsIe6en Iebt Der Menib
iein SseIenIeben ni9t nit Der b09iten
mDgIi4en SnteniitGt unb NIT Dem
tIariten mDsIihen 8epuBtisin. Dies
permos er iiberbaupt nur pGbren0
turser peripben. limb sr seIangt basu
MIR unter Der @inlpirtung iraenosines
itarten GuBeren obsr inneren 9rudes
-unter @rf9iitteruns GuBerer 8ers
bGItnife Ober in tritiI9sn 9lugenbiits
fen oes inneren 2ebens. 9as bObere
Seelenleben oes Meni9en = feline
8efdbigung Sur @iite unb SelbItlos
iisteit, iein @ermOsen, tief Su fiibIen,
fart gu ipollen unO fart 3u benfen
: periintt untsr benz @influIe Der
einfOrmigsn 8equsmli9teit un0 Sis
9erbeit ober einfOrmigen Not prer
llnf9erbeit bes glGtdgslebens in grs
itarrung o0er blei6t bon Infanq an
in bieIsr @riiurrung sefanssn. BeIh
Der Sriss fpppbl ie0e 8equemIi9teit
ipie ieoe gOt auf einige 3eit tpesfest
unO anitatt beifen ole in eine semeins
fame 2ebensgefnbr uno 9sbensaufs
gabe hinousiagt, Damn peri9euGt er
aud ienen SulbidIuf unb fa9t tie
5lommen in Der baIberlpibenen Slut
nieoer an. Selbeu uub Seloinnen
geRen gu bielen SauIenoen aus Sitte
unb S6Ipb berpor, Inn ii9 Obne @ors
bebaIt in allen ben tleinen pber groz
ben, frisoIi6en pbsr trisgeriI9en, uns
bemertten Ober ebreno anertanntsn
Saten, peI4e oos 9emeintpobI fprs
bert, oubuopfern.
Sn iolben 3eiten itebt bic iittlide
uno fo5iaIe &ultur zines @oltes bims
meIbo9 iiber Dem Gibeau bes glfls
tassIebsns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
S,Mnnnnsins 9lnhnnn.

o.: n9'QlununSiu bat fi9 an Die
5rpnt bsgeben." g.: 80 ipebl tuebl
0us is b6s fir uus!" 81: pDieIO?"
g.; .ngeil iih Oa ii1er aud Die
GIdu6iser 6'2InnunSiOs an bic 5ront
bseeben iperben; uuf bic 9(rt ipirb
uns cine seipuItise lIebsrmd4t gs9sn-
lberitsben!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30

bel. bis bonn 9eii1te bss aiinitter'
30nigs tuenis msbr broben unO bic
8u9itaben r9srSi" unb Die Sruuers
peiOe ausgebolen iparen. Dos Oents
nal bat man in einen SolSDerichIag
setan, unb ir9enOein DibbOlo bat
bonn einen 3etteI baruuf sepidt:
rSubbito sluItriaco, ri9iamdto!"
(Oeiterrei6iider untertau, einbsrus
fen. .!O
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
'Panama-Pacific Contest Closes.

The Panama piano contest closed
last Saturday evening. Miss Mary
Mccall was the successful contestant.
Her total vote was 2,577,6O0. Miss
Lucille Jones was close second, with
1,l13,325 votes. A large number of
votes were cast for number of
other candidates. The winner, Miss
Mccall, is the youngest daughter of
II. G. Mccall, we'll known citizen
of this town. She chooses the piano
instead of the free trip to San Fran
cisco, as she hasn't time, she says,
to make the trip, before school opens.
Miss Jones is the youngest dough-
ter of the late VIM. d. Jones, of
Grafton, where she lives with her
mother and family, on a fine farm.
She is popular within a large circle
of friends and acquaintances, as the
liberal vote she received clearly shows.
The Clinch Valley News subscrip-
ton list was quite largely increased
by the contest. 1t was pleasantly con-
Quoted and the Editor returns thanks
most heartily to all the candidates
for the work they did, and wishes
that all of them could have nice
premium. "Did it pay?" is asked.
Well, we haven't footed up everything
and don't know.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
Cavett's Greek.

Cavett's Creek, Sept. 2.-Mrs. Min
me me kahle, of Bluefield, was the guest
last Wednesday night of her aunt,
Mrs a. j. Ritter, and left Friday for
Emory, Va.
MISS Era Stevens, of Graham. who
mas been the guest of Miss Mary Row
ling, returned to her home Monday.
Rev. j. ii. Bowling is holding n
revival meeting at Shcircy's Chanel
near the Iron Lithia Springs. He is
neing assisted by the Revs. Greear and
Vernon, OF Maxwell.
Miss Kate Reynolds left Sunday
night for visit to friends in the
east. wy
Miss Mary Bowling delightfully."- en-
tertained number of her younr
friends last Wednesday night in honor
OF her guests. Misses Annie Hagy and
Era Stevenson, of Graham. Those in
vited were: Misses Kcstcr and Mvrtlo
Mathena, Mcsscrs Bates MAXWELL
Blake Gross and Shannon Freeman. of
Maxwell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03

nearby, or ground where stock is fed.
In order to get rid OF same the
thistle should be cut as soon as it
begins to appear and continue cut
ting and plowing thte infested area.
If it is not destroyed after cutting the
same, handful of salt should be
placed ON top of each root. In this
way, in the course of number of
years, it can be exterminated.
l trust that every farmer who sees
the thistle growing will at once take
advantage of this information and
put his men to work destroying tfc
thistles growing in his pasture and
burying same as rapidly rs cut, and
then next year follow the same opera
tion. BY doing so, we will soon be rid
of the pest, but if no attention is paid
to same, then no doubt the Legisla-
ture of Virginia real soon will be
called upon to take such action as may
be necessary to stamp out this very
dangerous weed.
Should anyone desire further infor-
nation about the Canadian thistle,
then shall be only too glad to have
them write me, and each case then
wIl receive personal consideration.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
Graham Man for DENNY

Graham Daily News in Telegraph
Another Graham man is looming
up on the political horizon-tlis time
Democrat, John B. Graham. Mr..
Graham is being prominently men
toned in connection with the shar-
ifs ticket in Tazewell county. 1t
developed after the Democratic eau
Gus here Saturday night 1t which
Charles p. Harman, the Democratic
candidate for sheriff, was present.
that Mr.. Graham was the choice of
several of the party leaders as Mr..
Harman's deputy in the Clear Fork
distrit. The mention of Mr.. Gra-
hams name in connection with the
candidacy created quite little stir
in political circles locally and Sum-
day morning little knots of men
could be sen standing on the street
corners and at the hotel, talking pol :
itics and reviewing the present polit-
ical situation in Tazewel county. II
is predicted by friends close to Mr..
Graham that he will yield to the
pressure of his party leaders and al
low his name TO be used with that Of
4ti' iiai man VII lIlc SIcTlll ) IlckoL.
j. w. Shannon, well known Demo-
cratic leader of the upper Bluestone
Valley, has been mentioned, with w.
c. Witten, Dave Spracher and others,
but Saturday night Mr.. Graham
loomed up and he was considered the
leading choice of the party leaders
for the place yesterday. Mr.. Har-
man left here Sunday for Springvillc,
where he attneded the big church
convention Sunday evening. The
Democratic caucus here Saturday
night was participated in by a num-
ber of the party leaders and yester-
day several of them expressed the
view that the Democratic sheriff tick
ct had at least fighting chance for
success in Tazewell county in the
present campaign.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
NEWS OF BENBOW.

Benbow, Sept. THE Sunday school
convention that was to have been held
at this place last Saturday was post
poned on account Of the hard rain.
Mrs. Amanda Walk is spending the
week in Tazewell with her daughter,
Mrs. HARRISON.
Mrs. John Gillespie and Mrs. Wyatt
Edwards. of Tazewell. spent the day
with their father, Mr.. George Kinder
Wednesday.
Miss Susie Crabtree and Miss Grace
Buchanan, who will have charge of the
school at this place the coming sess-
ion, are ready for the opening on next
Monday.
Misses Trula and Lima Pructt,
two pretty young girls of Sayersville,
spent from Friday to Sunday night
with friends and relatives at this place
1t is with regret that we learn
we are to lose the family of d. w.
Lynch from our neighborhood. Mr..
Lynch is moving to town for the win
ter. He will be greatly missed by his
many friends in this community.
Miss Julia Benbow. Of Graham,
spent. last week with friends in this
neighborhood.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03

The Annual Rally was held mt
Kings Chapel Christian church ON
Midway last Sunday. The day was
cloudy and some rain fell. but the
people were cheerful. Excellent ser
mons were preached by Ed. w. II.
Marley, pastor of the Nj. f.. church,
mt 300 p. m., and by Ed. II. r.
Henry, pastor of the First Baptist
church, ut $3.50 p. m.
Dinner was served on the grounds
with plenty and to spare. "A-Red No.
/ Club" Albert Horton, Captain, re-
ported with $lO0.73. "B-Bluc No. .
Club" John C. Thompson, Captain,
reported with $l10G5. Total collec-
ton, $21l.38.
The pastor, officers, and members
tender herein their hearty thanks to
all who in any way helped to make
the effort II success. The Clinch Valley
News is rendered special thanks. for
its Kindness, having wrought better
than they knew.
Pastor and Officers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
BALDWIN-FELTSM man
ROUNDS UP THIEVES
Robbers Who Burglarized Gra-
ham Harware Store, Caught
in IrOntOn, Ohio-One Wore
Detectives Palm Beach.

One of the shrewG st pieces of de-
tcctive work that has taken place i'm
tins section for many day was ac-
complished by the agent of the Bald
win Felts Detective Agency ut Dante,
which resulted in the arrest of four
robbers, two white and two negroes.
who have been operating on the Clinch
Valley division of the Norfolk & West
ern for several weeks.
The four men arrested are James
Moore and Paul Harrington, white
men and Fred Haynes and Charles
Mason, colored. Their arrests occurr-
ed at Ironton, Ohio on Tuesday, and
was affected by the Baldwin agent i'm
connection with the local police of
lronton. Charles Mason, one of the
thieves arrested, confessed and was
brought here to Jail yesterday morn
ing: The other three refused TO come
without requisition. Governor Stuart
has made requisition on the Governor
OF Ohio for the men and a Baldwin
agent lett yesterday morning with the
proper papers, and will bring the trio
to Jail here.
The apprehension of the men was
effected through the peculiar detective
instinct of the Baldwin-Fclts agent
ut Dante.
Immediately after the robbery of the
Graham store the detective agency
was put on the job. They were Mt
the same time at work on Il similar
case at Wilder, for the Clinchlield
Coal Company, where one of the COM
pany stores had been robbed of n lot
of clothing just before the Graham
robbery. In the list of goods taken at
Wilder was Palm Beach suit belong
ing to the detective stationed at that
place.
The detective canvassed the situa-
ton and concluded that the thieves
had accumulated about as much loo,
as they could handle. and that their
next move would be for town where
liquor was sold, where they mirht
dispose of the stolen goods and cele
brate the easy getaway made. The
Dante officer picked Ironton, Ohio ms
the place where they would likely
land, and made bee line for that
town. lie arrived, notified the local
police, and went to the railroad wards
to look for his quarry. He had only
been on the Job about three hours
when, behold, he saw his new Palm
Beach suit alight from freight train
and start up through the railroad
S"ii"'' hheie were Inree OLher men
with the one wearing the Palm Beach.
The quartet were arrested and when
searched pocket knives, watches, and
other goods were found, part of
which were identified as having come
from the Graham store. The men were
taken to the lookup and Mason con-
fessed and agreed to accompany the
officer back to Virginia for trial. The
others refused to come rs stated.
1t is said that a special grand jury
Will be empanelled next week, the men
indicted and tried at once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
WILLSHOW USHOW
TO RUN OUR FARMS
MIR. j. l.. Montague, of Chris
tiansburg, is Here to Take Up
Farm Demonstration Work
For County.

Mr.. j. l.. Montague, n farm demon.
strator, has been secured to take
charge of the work in this county. Uo
reached Tazewell on Wednesdnv' and
VIII have his headquarters in this
town. Mr.. Montague is from Chris.
tianSburg, where his parents live. He
is graduate of V. p. l., and a Young
man of pleasing appearance and ar
able manner. He comes to Tazcwcll
highly recommended by Mr.. #. O..
Sandy, State Demonstration. and is
ready and willing to do what he can
TO assist the farmers who nav need
expert advice and suggestion ms TO
the best and most profitable modes
OF growing crops, feeding cattle. etc.
The farmer who is entirely salts
ned with his present methods will not
need or ask the advice of the Demon
traitor, of course. There are numbers
OF the farmers, on the other hand
who know that their lands are not
yielding what they should, but do
not know Just exactly the cause, who
VIII he glad of any suggestion from
the agent as to improving the con
dition of things. Mr.. Montague may
he able to help this class. and stands
ready to try to do so. This is the
time to begin preparation, not only for
the fall crops, but for the corn, oats.
alfalfa, etc, for next springs plant
ing. The thing to do is to give the
agent nll the work he can do. Keen
him busy. Give him chance. "Co.
operation" is the idea, and above all.
don't expect or demand unreasonable
results in the bcpinninr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
WAR COMMENTS.


Let me give you, for your readers
Il sort of birds eye view of the war
situation of the week.
j. w. L. Mason, a war expert with
strong German "aflinitics," ON We'd
nesday admits that the Submarine
activity" is u "iasco"-a view he
finds confirmed by the Tageblatt, per
haps the strongest German ncwspa-
per-that the Tageblatt says Germans
have been taught to believe the sub
marines have been "blockading" Eng
lish ports, as the British fleet block
AIDES German commerce, and that it
has scarcely even "raised the rate of
marine insurance" This. coupled with
the strong belief thtat the submarine
fleet is being constantly decimated, is
having, as Mr.. Mason says, Il "de-
pressing effect in Berlin. Ncws from
London that Great Britain and her
allies were preparing for concentrat-
ed action somewhere" probably on
the western front, the recent move
ment of Italian fleet and transports,
and above all the outstanding land
stunning) admission from Berlin, that
the Russian army is "intact" in the
North, and on the defensive in Ga
licia," all indicate that tremendous
events will be pulled Off in the early
fail.
Z Notwithstanding recent sensational
out-givings from the Propaganda, il
seems now that "pcace" is about the
last thing on the program and will
come only when there are absolute
assurances that it will be "perma-
nent." From recent official announce
ments it has been reported from Lon
don, Paris and Petrograd, (and even
Rome) that there will be no "sepa-
rate" negotiations, and no concerted
peace program, rs long as there is
possibility of another war of ag-
gression.
We are on the eve of big things.
S.
Ed. Ncws-Sir, in proof thtat all
the blood and thunder war lies don't
come from Berlin and Constantine
pie, | beg to hand you one from the
staid city of Vienna, and this COM
mend to you as the most intensely
diabolical of the lot For pure cuss-
edness, cold-bloodcd hellery, and de
liberate dreadfulness, il takes the
cake and all the trimmins. The des-
patch is as follows, that is to say, to
wit:
Vienna, Aug. 3.
Near Vienichy, Goncnow and Turzc.
Our brave troops, after superhuman
effort, have compelled the Russians
to continue their retreat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
LIN L..

Inc farmer who is not preparing to
use limo in somo form this ycnr is
standing in his own way of progress
sivo agriculture. With potash selling
ut $4,000 per ton it is impossible
Tor any man. of sound business sense.
to figure where he can make the usc
OF potash profitable.
There is hardly I'm acre of land in
Tazewcll county that hasn't nm abund-
ancc of potash in it. This potash can
be rendered available by the use of
limc or pulverizcd limestone. which
is Just ms good, and thereby saves the
farmers thousands of dollars ON their
fertilizer bill every year.
IL is impossible to grow clover and
alfalfa without an abundance of limo
IN the soil. Lime and phosphate are
all the fertilizer material we should
buy. IL is simply bad farming and bad
Judgment for any farmer in Tazewcll
to buy ammoniated and potassium fer
tilizers. Ammonia is entirely too ex-
pcnsivc to buy, and so is potash. Use
lime and phosphate, grow clover, and
we all know the results.
III there is any difference of opinion
along this line, speak out.
l.. a. TYNES.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03
An Interesting Fact.

Prof. and Mrs. j. II. C. Winston,
of Hampden Sidney, who spent IL
short vacation in this county, on Cove
Creek with Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Sh,r-
fcharrer, broke camp on Tues lay,
spent the day with their cousin, Mrs.
j. A. Leslie, and left on the GAO
train for their home at HampIcn-
Sidney.
In Il conversation with Professor
Winston the interesting fact was
bought out, that President Wilson
came very near being born Mt Hamp-
den-Sidney. According to Prof. Win
father, occupied the chair of chcmis-
try at Hampden Sidney, the same as
now held by Mr.. Winston, and took
a vacation which he spent in Staun-
ton, and during this vacation the
future President was born.