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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
Lie. NERllAlJ.

nrS. que caSIigO pOdemnS .%inflingir-
les de- nueSlra parie? No lenlendo
ahora .Alcmania. nj cOlOniaS nj CO.
mercio. 10 lnico Que podria infun-
dirle tenor seria la marina de los
EStadOS Unidos asOciada Il la marina
de la Gran BreiaIla. Los buques
amrricauOS solo SerVlran para Sa-
car las raSlahaS inglrSaS del fuegO.
al.o asi como 10 que de- Ia miSma
manrra han hccho las IropaS de
BGlgica Y Francia.
En- relaci6n con Ell tratamiento
que Inglaterra ha dadO al comer-
rio americana va So ha paSadO pOr
variOs medicines que han pucsto
a prurba la paciencia de un pue-
bio pacificO. PerO insistimOs Ell que
hacienda 4 IN ladO la Ocupaci6n del
Canada. los EstadOs UnidoS eStan
inu;ilizadOs para emprender una
guerra ofensiva. Ell ~ejercito eXpe-
dicionario que pOdria Organizarse
no cOnstituiria un factor impor-
laute. pOrquc la politica de este
pals 10 eS de expansion territnrlal.
En- el casO de I'm rOmpimiento de
rclaciOnes con Inglaterra, Ia unica
anna de que pOdrian hacer uso los
EStadOS UnidGS, Seria ell reStable-
cimientO de Ia ley de "nO-intercurso
de 1911. que hiZo Elective IN en-
barge SObre toda clase de embar-
DUES. Aunque con eSa MEDIA Sc Y
p0nian a sufrir financieramente,
podian hacer a I%nglaterra que en-
tiara EN- ~arreglOs, impOnienlO un
embargo. solamente Sobre embar-
queS de alimentos y de armas.
Los Estados UnidOs no estan ce-
loses de ninguna naci0n.
Este pals no esta celoso de ma
Pass . Ia pigIaa s, eolumla I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
PLATICAS POPULARES
Repentina muerte de don Benito Juarez Maza

FL % De .Abril de 1912. minu-
los anIrS tie las dOce de Ia nOche,
rpnnnlinamrnle fallari6 on OaXaca.
ri hiio var6n. inico. del Brncm"-
ritn .juirrz. que iIryd Su mlSmo
uombrr. ' Iur irspurS del Iriun-
70 del mairriSmo fut rIriido po-
nularmrnJ,. para ir~S"mpr!lar g!
Dur>lo ,m. Gobrrnador Diet EStado
De Oayara. patria chica. de Su Illus
ire padre y runa 1" grant"s HON
hrrs ' drnodadoS camp"onrs de- IA
rausa liberal.
FL senior .Iuarnz Maza di>fruiaha
IN ~apari"ncias de- Ia mas pertecta
Sa!ud Y Ia nochc de- >u mucrt".
ro.ro Il las dirz y media. :" d"S-
Diii6 Ir los rmplradoS tie Su s.
.rr;aria. iny;.aHdo a c"nar a uno
de clos. Media bora GrsputS -
>i;ui "a uHo ii" Jos balconies del
palario lie Gobi"rno. con 81 "bjrto
de rSrurhar una pirZa d- muSlca
rompurSla rn >I honor. Y poe" mas
Iar,ir - rrliri a >lIS hahiiac;onrS
4 lrrr IA prrn>a periodical, tn Gu
"a iarra Ia ~>orprrnii6 la murrt".
81 cSpu<a. nj rSrurhar que I'm grl-
"a auyII<lios0 y ~rrpwntlnu br"taha
IT,. los labiuS del senior .JUarrz.
corri6 entertainments Il 81 !aio para
Yer que lr pa>aha: per" VA 10 en-
runtrI murrto.
Tnmrdiaiamcntr So rrunIrron rn
II Palacju. 81 S-rrclari0 de- .i0nII-
No. Lie Hrlioduro Diaz Quinta>; FL
Official Mayor. Lirrnciado Miguel
ir n Lave: 81 Jefr Poiitico. Lie.
Constantine Chapilal: FL president
H. Municipal. doctor Fernando
Su!o-urrn. y mUrhaS otraS p"rSo-
mas. % 81 fin dr rrSo.y"r io lur
drbia hacrr>e para IA Transmission
inirrjna del Gobi.rno del E,tado.
Niolrnianrutr theron IIama,ioS
los mirmL.ru> he IL Commission per
mancnjr d. Ia LEGISLATURE iocau.
quicnrS celebraron a media noche
una session cyiraorlinaria. para pro-
cadrr al nombramirHto H. Gobrrna-
dor.
~ lila Si@uirat". con Ia rapidcZ
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ro.o nIihIira Y rOmiSiOnn: divnrSaS.
o,Iro auo. Ias do Ios .nmrrriantcs.
.nr,,;o, ,v,roni.r,s omnln,dos nil
hI;,.. Ia r.tnd, :, l., In En.lnr,.
49,. ,.,.I.,;,o,, :, orlo,oros y
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n,,..i.o. !, ,~;r,o,;, ,or - uunrtn
IN ,r as,a.o },s rrir.;noI.s IA
milo, o~mn.1oron am rodrarlo
!, ,,o,.;or,t mana oiirnror an
,rofrrt, nan, y 81 or,o Irsrnn-
.,,oIa
.,a;,.a, , ,,5ol l., ,,uo-
II ,oJo. l,s fun.inn,. mn. ho-
h;ou orr,.;,Io IL. ,.,trn. y cine
m~,,,Grr,fo. hos,a Ias ,.omno-
~. L.. In. l.mnro. J.i,ron IL. 90
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- .y,;pin G~nh.rn,tnr an ,omhio
~ .rrnn .~ohicrnist, nr.,rndi6 .s-
.ri,nir 81 ron.sto r,sn romo armo
H.. n,r,iJo nroyoron,,n oJjns V sos
n,rhaS sobrn drtrrIuina,ias prrso-
roIiioJ.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
4 PABLITO.

Los zapaiiStas. de quiencS los "a
rranrlancs nos contaban que habian
Sido aventadOs haSla el IiltimO rim
con de las sierraS mOrelenses pOr
las invic!as fucrZaS de PanchO Pa
tadaS Il Sease el generalisimO don
Francisco COSS. cX-raGGero de una
hacienda del ESlado de Coahuila, Sc
rStin chOtcandO 4 Pablito Gnz;ilez
de 10 Undo paseandOsele en- las
naricrS V vOlindric de cuandO en-
ruandO alglln lrcnecitO. y 10 mejor
del ease cS que los muchachOs de
EmilianO han dichO que no empren-
derin IN ataque formal sobre Me-
yicO sino hasta que sepan que vue,-
We n ella dor Venustiano. pues tic
men muchaS ganas de atraparIu.
pcro don Venus que es I'm lagar-
ton de sietc suelas dice que como
no So ronvirrtcn IN tiburOnes v 10
vayan a buscar a San Juan de
UlUa...
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24

Sc ell acta respectiva, y mas tarde,
81 Juez de csa Oficina PllbIlca, de-
clar6 q1c de 10 acluadO Sc deSpren-
dia. que Ia mucrir del G0bcrnadhr
.Iuirrz So dchiG a I'M sinrOpr car
diaco. 10 que ~dcSvanccia drSdc lu"-
20 la version de que 81 hijo del
RcnemGritO habia Sii0 rn%v"nenad0.
POr su parte. los mtdiros del
Hospital General. d~iirron que cl
senior .Iuirrz habia murrlo de IN
aiaGur del cOraZdn.
Rcfiriindonos Il 10 del envcnc-
namirntO del senior juarcz MaZa,
nOs0trOS rccOriamOs que igualeS ru-
mDr"S cOrrierOn Il la mucrtr de Su
padre. 81 presitcnlc Juirez. QUEEN
tamhiCn 50 diiO. n raiZ de- sill muer-
tr. qu" llabia S!dO e~nvcncnadO pOr
SuS "n"migO> pOliIicOS. Is cast
>,glIr0 que 81 SrnOr Juircz MaZa
hrrcliG In rnfrrmr,iad de- SUI padre.
Y ella fut la cauSa de Su %rrprntina
murric.
La familia del cXIinlO G~Obcrnador
i" Da.ara. raSOlNin i%raSlatiar los
rrStOS de- Su drudO Il In Ciudad de-
MEXICO Y 81 lila % de .Abril lego
a In m"tr6roli II lIInebrc convoy,
tornado por I'm caro- express =.
,ionlr vrnia RI ftrctrO. SOhrc 81
ruaI drScanSaban aI@unaS rOronaS
de- flores naturalrS Y artificiale>.
CualrO SOliadOS de- In Sierra .Iui-
rrZ. viStirndo ri traic iipicO DE- In
region. ruSt0diaban al radivrr. Vi
nicndo a las 6rriencS de- unO de- los
ayudanleS del finadO. En- eSr mis-
mo caro- lego a Mexico la Sc
nora Maria kIrrian. viUia dr Ju;ircz.
acompaiIaIa lee algunaS amigos Y
p]arIrnt"> ii" 81 rSpOSo.
, DrSpU,iS iir Csc caro-. vrnian
oIroS. orupaHnS por divrrSaS CO.
mlSlnnrS lu" ac0Inpanaban nj ca
davrr. que H. Ia cSiariGn fui lie
vad0 Il unO de- los %Sal0neS H. i"Sa-
hogO De Ia Camara de DiputadOs.
traSGOrmaIO en- capilIa ardiente.
Mirntras los rcst0s del senior Jua-
rez MaZa cStuViarOn eypueSioS en-
Ia Cdmara de nipuIadoS. desfilaron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
NJ'NDACION DE VILLISTAS.

por rarrrtadaS rStan llrgando a
cSIa rindad los "%irfeS y oflrlaleS'
del inviclO ciGrrito convcncionISta
a q%uicncs Sc les quitarOn toias las
ganas de saIvar al pueblo meNicano.
\. lod0 10 que han tirad0 en- los i'll
limos diaS eS a saivarSc el!Os Y
los ahOrriIlos que les produj0 la pa
lOirra SalvadOra. Sill invIctO Jric. 81
iIuSlre cOmpadrr D0roteo. que IS
ri Que mas liene que perdcr en-
vnIaHn. toiavia i" anda hacienda
In lurha al aSunto y So la Srgllira
'.arirni0 haSta ver que M lurdr III
I'm ccntavO rcacci0nariO sin Salvar
en- el lerrilOrriO que le vayan de-
ilndO.
cY e. irredenlo pueblo? GcTam-
hiin vcndri al final. cuan'!O salsa
IL tillimo jefe?
no. FL pObre pueblo So quedaIu
ALA. mas miserable. mas ~tristr. mas
prrdidO que nunca....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
C..ARIC.AT'O.

ST Ia oraci5n no hubiera nacido con
Ell hombrc: habria sido inventada ALI,
por los hombres que Sc rel solos, con
sus pensamientos y su debilidad. en-
frente del abismo del cielo en- que Sc
pierden sus miradas, y del abismo de
los mares, del cue solo una fragil en-
barcacion los separa, 4; ruido espan-
toso de las olas, a los golpes del vien-
to que hacen dar n nota parecida
a un gemido 4 cada cuerda; en- las
proximidades de Ia noche que agran-
da los peiigros y multiplied los te-
rrores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
CHASCARRILLOS
A. de Lamartine.

-Vamos a yer, ito Lucas, 6quG
me- vas Il dar pOr el dia dc mi san
TO?
-Pues ic dar6...un aHo para
que 10 pienses, y cntOnces te hare
dos regalOs.
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~:}EiIGCRiCIi PGRi.

IIacr po;0S dias lego Il Laredo.
Texas. M Inspector lie Corrcos ca
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
BEAR WALLOW WEfTERs, :.


Mrs. Vernon Grant, who has been
seriously sick, is very much better
and her friends are hopeful of her re
covery, ..:-ssz,s-.- >, -, -, 2
]. B. and Ross Hambright of Grow.
er were visitors here the past week.
j. S. and z. " Williams of Fairview
were visitors in this and the Chimney
Rock section last Friday.
:. Mrs. .Marth Myers of Madison conn
ty is visiting! her parents, I'D + and
Mrs. w. F. Pryor. %
!, MIR. Ed Reed of Gaffney, s. c., Ia
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred
Grant.
- Mr. Robert 'Messer of Marshall has
been in this section and contemplates
buying a farm. IT'S.
DIR. George Oates and son.. frank.
!. visited esquire Oates Sunday, making
/! the; trip in their Ford.
]: Miss Sallie Merre1l visited in the
Fletcher section Saturday and Sun.
day. -,
{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes of
: Hodges, S. c., were visitors here Sun
day and were delighted with the seen.
cry in the Hickory Nut Gap.
Stanhope Oates of Charlotte snent
the week end here visiting his old
home and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Morrison of An.
derson, s. c., were recent visitors here
and said this was the grandest noun
tain scenery they had ever seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oates, of
Kings Mountain were visitors here
the past week and were delighted with
the road improvement in Edneyville
township
Mr.. Cabiness and, party Of his
friends from Cleveland county with 40
fox hounds passed through this sec
ton going to Swannanoa on a hunt
ing expedition.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leverett Of Ashe.
Vile spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bird Of Jack
sonvihe, Fla, are visiting their moth.
er, Mrs. M. j. Bird.
Mrs. F. E Upton of Greensboro Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. ]
w. Morgan.
Misses Mary and Lottie Sitton have
gone to Gaffney, S. c.. to make theiJ
future home.
Mrs. w. c. Ward of Saluda visited
Misses Evelyn and Ola Johnson last
week.
There will be an ice-cream supper
at the school house Saturday, Aug. %
Mr.. w. E. Brown and family and Mr.
Louis Allen spent the week on a camp.
ing trip in Mcdowell county.
Mr.. Wilson Allen of Hendersonville
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Robt Lockaby of Pisgah Forest
spent the week end as the guest OF
Miss Lexine Davenport.
Mr.. Philip Sitton spent the week end
at Weaverville.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
WILLIAM FOX; PRESENT 81.
ELMO AT THE STRAND IUG. q


A perturbation of the play and nov
ell by Augusta. J. Evans
Briefly told the story is as follows
st. Elmo, the high-strung, sensitive
scion Of an aristocratic" family, dis,
covers a clandestine love affair be-
tween his f1ance and his best friend
Murray Hammond.
In frenzy of rage he challenges
Hammond, kills him in a duel and
thereafter, his faith in humanity shat
tered. he lives the, life of a scoundrel
and profligate
! He outrages the feeling of his fam.
lily, insults his friends and HIS mad
career of dissipation is carrying him
1perilously close to the verge. of mad
ness. !, Z
Then fate intervenes. 4
He meets the woman, who is .des-
tined to be his salvation.
"A mere slip of girl is Edna Earl
an innocent, unsullied by contact with
the world, but she does what the
pleadings of mother, the adjurations
OF a minister Of the gospel have been
unable to bring about :g:,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
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e GERTON NEWS. &
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The rains of late have helped the
crops in this section greatly.
Mr. F. G. Sinclair Is in Spartanburg
on business.
Mr.. Charlie McBrayer' of Buncombe
was here Sunday.
Miss Beulah Brown of Jacksonville.
Fla, who is visiting Mrs. C. L. Whip
at her Swannanoa camp here. return
ed home Monday.
Miss Miriam Winters of Jackson
vile, who is visiting Mrs. Whip, will
remain here some time.
Mrs. Betty Hunley was visiting her
father, G. w. McBee, in the Fair View
section Sunday SO!
Mr.. Luther Sinclair is spending a
few days in Old Fort this week.
Miss Martha and Annie Lee Free
man of Bessemer City, N. c.. are visit
ing. friends here.
Mr.. James Michael and wifesof Flat
Rock was here for short visit this
week.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
SoUTHERN~ELIMlNATING -,
MANY GRADE CROSSINGS

Danville, Vain connection with
the double track work which it has
had under way in Virginia and North
Carolina during the past fiscal year on
1924 miles Of it's Atlanta Washington
line, Southern Railway has eliminated
81 out of 70 grade crossings. By the
building of underpasses 20 were elm,
mated, by overhead bridges 10, and
by changing the direction of public
highways Is. The 10 which remain
are so located as TO make their clint.
nation physically impossible or thew
involve prQhibitive damages to abut.
ting property.
In all construction work involving
the relocation or double tracking Of
its lines the fixed policy OF Southern
Railway Company is to separate ALI
important highway crossings of tina
revised lines wherever practicabIa
Though this policy means large addl.
tional expense, such expense is under.
taken as q permanent investment for
safety.
Southern Railway has also co-operat.
ed with municipal and county author.
tiles in the elimination Of MANY dan.
gerous crossings ON others of its Inca
throughout the South. 1t has devota6
to work OF, this character as much ma
it's resources and other obligations
make possible and President FairfaY
Harrison has announced that this mol,
Icy will be continued.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
BUY COAL NOW.

There are many grades of coal on
the market" says William ]. Turner
of the Star Dray Company. II have
tried several kinds since going in
business and find the Blue Gem Jellict'
Red Ash coal which is mined in Ten
nessee and Kentucky the most sat
isfactory ready screened coal that
have sold in Hendersonville. My GUS
toners bought last year over 100 car
loads of coal"
1t is important to know that this
coal is sifted through a six inch
screen before it leaves the home
yard.
Mr. Turner, who is also in the
draying business, is selling coal at
practically the cost of delivery at
Hendersonyille. He figures on the
hauling at SO much per ton to make
his profit.
By phoning It's you can get prices
on coal in any quantity delivered to
your home and placed in bin. Ito
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26

Rev. J. ]. Gray preached a very IN
teresting sermon Sunday to a large
and attentive congregation at Mt.
OliVet Sunday. Revival services are
being conducted this week by Mr..
Gray, assisted by Rev. Jno. c. Ward.
Mr.. Radford and wife from David
son River are visiting relatives at Mt.
OIivet this week.
e. A. Ward returned from Calvert.
n. c., Saturday. He has been teach
ing music there.
T. E. Osteen says he will have some
fodder to pull in about two or there
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. F. Ballard from Flat
Rock, attended preaching at Mt. Oil
vet Sunday.
We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. E. A. Ballard is on the sick list
at this writing.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
FARMERS OF STATE MEET
AT; A. AND M. COLLEGE

Raleigh, Aug. 24.-The State far
.mers' convention opened at the A.
and M. college this morning, with
quite good attendance for the first
day and farmers and their wives and
daughters continue to come in on
every train with indications that there
will be one of the very best records
for attendance in history of the or
ganization.
. The farmers were welcomed by
President D. H. Hill, of the college.
Many of the farmers, in addition to
President B. Shelton, of Speed, ex-
pressed their appreciation for the op-
portunities of such a conference of
farmers on practical everyday sub
jeetst of agriculture. There were num-
bers of practical addresses during the
afternoon The convention continues
through Thursday. - <7 =
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
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The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacon Dodson, who has been ill for
some time, died last Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Young and family of
Hendersonville, route 2, visited rela-
tives in this section Sunday.
A party of the young folks here
spent Sunday afternoon at the World S
Edge reported an enjoyable time.
There was preaching Sunday at II
O'Clock at the Good Shepard's school
house.
Mr.. Wesley and Edgar Lamb of
HendersonVille were visitors here
Sunday.
From all reports the singing at the
Beulah House Saturday night was very
enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dodson of Ba:
Cave recently paid to relatives here a
short visit.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

Hickory, N. c., Aug. 24.-Roland
Wihkler received thirty-twos shot ~
the back and neck today when he was
fired on from: ambush by June Will
son, in Burke. Winkler was here this
evening for. medical treatment, The
shot penetrated the flesh. The shoot
ing was said to be the aftermath of
an ARRAY between the: two. at Cliffs
last night, in which Wink1er got the
best of Wilson. Both parties are mid
dleraged and citizens of Burke.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
BUILDING FINE NEW SCHOOL.
HOIISE

Cherryville, Aug. 21.-Work on the
Chefryville> graded school, located on
thezRlack Lands, situated in the east
ern part of town. is progressing nicez
ly. Contractor ]. w. Campbell, = - Of
Charlotte, says he will have turn
keynt job to deliver. before Christmas;
This SIC, 900 expenditure for school
purposes is filling a long felt want.
School will open as usual in the old
.butl5ing and the, school operated as
plans are being made to add the do
nestle science feature at the begin
ming of this term at any rate as soon
as the school can be moved to the
new building. So. ., ssx :
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
NORTH CAROLINA DAY.

The Laurel Park Pleasure club is
going the rounds with the State days
at the park. On last Tuesday North
Carolina day was observed, an inter
esting feature of the celebration being
the speech of Attorney James Foy
Justice. Mr.. Justice told his audi
enee, which was composed of persons
from various States, of some of the
many possibilities of the Old North
State in a most interesting manner.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
EDNRYvMLE. r. I MEMS.

~
Messrs. Crawford and Theodore
Ledbetter of Dome, N. c., visited lela-
tives in this section the past week.
Mrs. Gus LYDIA has been visiting
her mother the past few. days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Justus.
August the 9th, daughter.
Mrs. q. c. Freeman is seriously i'll
at this: writing. -
Miss Dreamer JustuAs, of Hender-
sonville, R. 2. has been spending a
few days with her uncle at this
place. = - 4 i ..ssz.s.=
There has been large crowd OF
summer visitors in this section this
season. Most of the boarding houses
have been full
Mr.. G. w. Freeman started a few
days ago on his new dwelling.
=
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26

roomy street with abundant shade trees
on either side and a hundred or more
machines lined up at about any hour
Of one of Hendersonville's typical
beautiful days.
The foregoing serves to show that
Hendersonville is making rapid pro-
gress along many lines, and that it
must cater to the automobile tourists
by giving them necessary accommoda-
lions, good roads and senic highways.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
TEACHERS MEET SATURDAY,

The public school teachers of Hen
derson county will meet in regular
session Saturday at the Henderson,
vitte-sehool building.
All teachers of public schools are
required to attend these monthly
meetings.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN ON s. /.
SEPT. Is; PUBLIC EXERCISES
Children VIII March to Court House
and Hear Public Address; Meet
ing Of School Trustees.

At meeting of the Hendersonville
school trustees this week it was de-
cided to open the public school Of
Hendersonville on September Is.
The opening will be marked by pub
lie exercises at the court house, where
an educational address will be made.
The pupils will march in a body
from the school building to the court
house.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
RUSSIANS ANNOUNCE SINKING.
ELEVEN GERMAN WAR VESSELS

London. Aug. GA Central News
dispatch from Petrograd says:
The President OF the Duma has
announced that the Germans lost the
battle cruiser Moltke. three cruisers
and seven torpedoboats in the Riga
battle"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
OBSERVE GEORGIA DAY.

Georgia Day" was observed at the
Laurel Park casino Tuesday after
noon. the observance being arranged
by the Laurel Park Pleasure Club
Many Georgians were present to en-
Joy the interesting program.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
1. o. o. F. SINGING CLASS

The Oddfellow orphanage singir.
class OF Goldsboro. will appear in the
court house Sunday night. Manv Of
the local members with their families
and friends will attend the concert
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26

Freight cars for shipping bananas
in winter are heated by half dozen
or SO large oil stoves ranged down the
center OF the car. The temperature
is kept at an average of thirty-five de-
grees.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
JEFF GLOVER LOSES EYE.

Jeff Glover of East Flat Rock while
hunting this week suffered the loss
of his left eye. By some means a shot
rebounded and necessited the removal
OF his left eye at an AsheYf1le hos
pftal =
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
HE MARRIED ONE.

do you believe that there is really
something which can invariably tell
when a man is lying?"
81 know it."
"Ah, perhaps you have seen one of
the instruments?
) "Seen one? 1 married one"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26
BACK WATER RENTS.

Tax Collector J. w. McCarson is
busy collecting delinquent water
rents. The announcement several
days ago that water would be discon-
nected from those who failed to pay
by the fifteenth of the month has
caused many to settle their bills.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-08-26

The Texas legislature recently pass
ed bill appropriating $4,000 with
which to buy the land on which stood
the first state capitol at Old Wash
ington, Washington county, Texas.