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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
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NICE suite % housekeeping ro0ma. stat
hotel 32lia West Central
FOR RENT-Two % three modern urnIsh.
ga housekeeping rooms with aleeplnl
porgh no sick 02u Narth Sixth.
/ FOR RENT -Nicay furnished moieri
room 10 lady employees Will furnish
breakfast j deslred. 3l4 West Marquette
south
/ FOR RENT-Madern rooms. atoam heat. n,
sick. 50S4 West Central
( FOR RENT Furnished room. modern, mi
Megt SILVER avenue no sick
| FOR RENl'-Furuished rooms Tor iigh
housekeoplng l2t south Second.
| For ENT-iiouscReeplna oud sioepnl
toomsi mo- slct aus West Gold
I FURNISHED rooms aot wator holt no
slick no children. ara West silver
FOR RENr-rva won furnished IRON,
rooms. bath adioning. coo West Icad
Phone 2039
For RENT--Nlcoly Furnished room. suit
able for two gentlemen cen Wcat COAT
Phone l2l2
FOR HENT-'rWo nicely furulHhed rooms
for light housekcepmg modern. iaO7 south
Second Phone 1863.
FOR ltENf-lwo sunny wen ventilated
front rooms in private family bath adj
joining Ihone sO3o 6O9 Wont Lead avenue
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porch iurnishod tHr light housekeeping.
2ll South High street
sleeping purches tg pef week GlI South
Arno sfrn.f unnu. t.tgkV
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
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we'll Phone 1921
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
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WANTED-Agents for paying outdoor bus-
ness; no experience necessary. splendid
opportunity 20 secure light profitable steady
employment For particulars, apply 700
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
FOR RENr--nwemnr.

North
FOR RENT Four-ruom furnished flat Can
t0i North Second street
FOR Thrcc-room ruuiahnd uat
aal,ru al3 West Marquette Inquire
900 south First
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
WANTED--roWtlons

WANTED-Worli anywhere as stationary
engineer or clectrician understand
steam heating, SIX years mechanical cx-
perenee; references first class Address
u o. Box "a, Albuquerque
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
8Df als Gdrtntr.
3eaenbiiter iuG Strdflinsen @ennh.
gifte peridafft baben.

91ep gorf, %. Neoi. Ser
9reua5ug Der it1otiiden geborben
eeeen ben Sonbel nit 9enitbaiften
batte beiite Die 8erhaftrng bon Mar-
tin Gurrp 5ur SoIee, Der elm 3eaen-
n1dlter i'm itdbtiihen 9efdnenis ouf
gladipels 2SsInnb lit. gr lit be-
idlulbist, iol6e 9ifte @efongenen sii.
eeidmuggelt 81 baben Gurrp mar
onsebIif Der 3piidengdnger 8tpi-
f6en @efangenen, Die Dem @ifteenub
ergeben paren, iinb ibren Sreunoen
ODER @ertponoten unb ion iif fir
einen ein5ieen goteneong oft big 5ii
$25 be5ablen lniien baben. Or lit
ferner beiduloigt, nit Silfe zines
Spiebeeienen in ben Combs oud)
bortige @efaneene nit ben eefpiini6.
ten @eniiBgiften perieben gu boben
Gurrp pInibierte nibt idJuIoig uno
ipuroc inter $2500 giirgihaft fir
elm gerb6r ant nGhiten 9ierstae ee.
ftellt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Siftatur lit GnglanO
angebrobt.
@cnn aitdentr weittr
BON Sldtttrn angez
griffen wirb.
Stthener ielbit iuiirbe bann Siftator
nrben.
Taa @tall 8asette iprift Die Srp.
bnns pffen ans. E.
aualitipn iull crit nahite 0pfe ppl.
itanoig merben.

9pnoon, 81. Woi. Gie Toa
Mtoa @a5ette beiprtft Die .iebr er.
Itoi,nlihen 3eitiingsangriffe ouf ait-
hener" lnb fonitotiert, bob tie Elm
viiberipoItigenbes @efiibl olleemei.
nenllnpiQens erregt itnb ben &riegs.
miniiter itdrfer eeniaht boben, oIs
er ie mar" Damn fabrt lie fort:
Y@s lit niht moglih, ron an er'
fIGren, mie piele Ineelegelibeiten
Die ouf bent heiten @eee our Belle.
gltne ftnb. burh Die g(ngrifie ont
aithener fonlpli5iert ODER gefGbroei
meroen. Bir fiirhteit, cine S'er,
idorfl,ne Der 8eihranfilneen fiir bit
Treiie merbe Die Solee iein. @enr
Die 9lrbeit Der fonItitlltionellcn Mo.
idline 10 erihmert miro, neroen pir
einem Sllitonbe iebr nohe fontnten
Der Die 9enofrot1e in Sfr:casSe;ter
einer 9iftotlir er,taeeentreibt. Son
ten mir cine 9iftotlir befon1llien, Il
miro smetfelIos 2orb aithcncr oel
9iftotor ieir. Dos 9onh lpilr6c bn:
perloneen lino Die @Sreiic b1ttc goi
nidlts 5u iogen."
9onoon, %. Otui. Sic Sroo
niiatoren bes neuen britiiher Gohi
Nets nebrnen iiber ben moraiger
8fingitionntog Scrien, lppro,t5 81
i6lieBen ift, bab man Sie bpIle gu
iammeniesltne bes SoaI:. onslnini
iteriums crit ndhite &phe crTobrer
miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Cine @rDflamatiOm bes
&0ntgs bon
eSt1lielt.

eierilng beitonb";; unb sfpe:: telts, OF
cine Dforrllpte Serbinouna 5lpii6en
perbreherii6em 8eid1ft lrnb perbre-
6erii6er NEolitif beitono." Der &ih'
Ter initrllierte Die Surp, Dob iie eir
Serbift 5lteuniten bes &Ioeers abse.
ben miiBte, menn iie niht iiber5euei
lei, oob bos bon Rooicbelt poreeIegte
@eipeismoterial beibe @ei6uIbieun.
gen aIs nobr erfennen laiic,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
MartOui anf ber 9eiml=
reiie.
8eSemtt, ndhiten SepteHtber nod
Imerifa snradsnfebren.

q 10 gorf, 90. Woi. 8iGliam
Iorconi, Grfinber Der brahtioiettSe-
legropbie, frbr beute nit Dem
Ganpfer ct. Saul nod england ob,
nahbem er cine ginberl,fline gum
0tiIitGrbicnlt erbolten botte. Serr
Worconi, Der Wtitelieb bes italierti-
ihen Senots uno elm &ntgeber oes
&onigs |ictpr emanuel lit, lit &e-
icrpe Sffi5ier I'M S9Sneenieurs-
9orps. Serr Wtorconi bcfft, bob er
nGfiten September nod InerIfa
3uriidfehren fonn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Ter pffi;ielle gerliner gerid)t.


9crIin, %. W1ai. 0rabtlos
iibcr Sappille, q. q. 0os 9lrmee.
haupriiartier ueroffentliGte foleen.
ben offi3icaen 9erid1t:
r@eitern puroen britiihe uno
frnn5oiiidle Nngriffe iiibDeitlid BON
9teiIpe 9bopeae, mo- farbige engliifle
Solooten eefangen genontnen mnr-
ben. uno bel ben Sobert BON 9orette
suriidgeDieien sln manhen Stellen
oouern oie Sample nod fort.
.Siiomeitlih BON 9ille iino IN oen
9lraonnen mod)te Der sSeinb sc.
hrou6 BON Yfiuen, Die nit giftigen
9aien gefiiat paren
,Seitlih BON Minoou IN Der Bro
oin5 arrlnnb boben &apallerie-
aefed1te itottaefinben.
.9ei Shoipli in Der Yropins
aopno fpurben am SlitB Oubpia
ruiiii6e gtohtonariffc obeeihIagen.
200 &iiiien ipuroen gefongen genom-
men.
.9luf Dem iiiooitli6en ariegsiholt.
nloe hat iih feline glenberung uon
9ebeiitling ergebert."
Nclonngen ams Sransfanfaiien.
3ifIis. Gronsfoltfoiicfl II.
0foi. lleher Tetroerao 81. Mai 1mb
9onoon. %. Wtoi. Die Stobt llrit-
niiob in Der Tropin3 A5erbaiian llnb
oos aan5e umaeberbe Sono leloer
unter elmer Sppbusepioenlie. Sic
Stoot lit boil bon &ranfeit Die ome-
rifonii6e presbpteroniihe Dtiiiion
mt ibr Ioelihite8. bilfreihe Sano
All leiiten. Gin heilfiinbi9er Wiiiio.
nor iit ielber Der Seiidne erleger.
SSn Der Nbftdt. einbri,d auf Die
Eerier al moten. ntnrihiert cine 9lb-
teililna tiirfild,er Snfonterie ac9en
SouhbuIoe nnb bebroht Soebris.
Tie Mrmcnier. Die in Der 8eaeno
bon gon befeitigte SteGuneen beso-
acn bubcn. holten aeaen Die S1lroeir
itonb. Sn Siirfiih slrmenien iino
bic Mrmenier acacn regulGre tiirfiife
3rlippeft erfoIereidl gelpelen. Sogor
cine 9ln5abI BON 6elb9ei6ilsen boben
iic erpbert.
,sn 4buaopo bohen &urben 400
Mrmc1,icr moiiofriert. Die Mrmcnter
hotten iidl in einem &loiter perbarrt-
fooiert unb acacn Die alirben ee-
fGmpft. bis lie feline Wilmition mebr
hdtten.
Setrogro D. iiber Sonoon. %.
Ntoi. @om @enerolitab Der ritili.
Ihen 9lrnee i'm aoufaius miro &C.
mel6et:
-0eriuhe Der 5iirfen. Die Sffen-
fine Lungs Der 2iiite bes Shpar5en
9teeres 5u erereifen, lpuroen per'
eitelt. Su Der 9egeno bon Sls fanl
es 3u 8orpoiteneefeften rrio uniere
Sriippen beicstcn Surnipon uno
goidfoIeh. Die 2iirfen floben nod)
9ptIis ,mo Dem Siioen.
germiidlte &riessnadIridlten.
Carlisle. @nalano, p. Wtni.
Gin iii6pGrts fobrcnber gfilitdr5ng
nit Solbaten itieB beiite rib bel
9retno on Ger Californian Giien-
bobn nit einem 9cfol5ug Suiontmen.
gs beibt. bob 90 Solbatcn aetotet
unb uneefobr 800 pertpitnbet Dur-
ben. geibe 5iiee eerieten in gron0
unb es nuibten 2oitopporote berbei.
eeidofft peroen. Inn Die Jlomnlen sll
loi&en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22

TN 1fttltfdrDfltGftgeft Nlfer 1fenert
unb gum 0tilitdroienlt forperlid) ee-
eignet iiub. Der Sroinationsous-
idniB Der Iio5eie bot in elmer geItern
abeeboltenen Sisune oieien 9eidlilb
9efaBt
Die Sperntipncn an ben 9arba.
nellcn.
9onoon, %. Moi. Selite
iplrbe bier offi5iea angefiinoigt, odB
Die britii6en itnb fron5oiiihen Srup.
pen, ole eeeen Die Siirfen alif Der
Salbiniel Saqipoli opericren, am
Siibenoe Der Salbiniel ipeiter n1t go.
oen getponnen baben. Die neiien
,Stenltneen ieien bereits foniolioieri
rporben. @eiter beibt es in Der sln.
fiinoigung:
yllniere Slug5elige morfen Bonn.
ben auf tiirfiid)e Serit1rfiingen, Die
in 9lf 9aidi Gilman gelanbet pur.
oen, uno peruriod)ten baburh 9roBe
9erlllite.
~Sn Der 9toht pom 1S. auf Den
t9. @tai no6ten Die Siirfen emf.
i6loiiene 9lneriffe arf Die aorps pon
sluitrolien uuo 9fellieelanb, Die ole
jiiriifgei6lagen Duroen. 9ie tiirfi.
i6en Serliiite betrusen babel 70OO
Monn, borunter 2000 Cote, p1b'
renb mir nift mehr als 800 Munn
@erluite hatten.
9onoon, %. Wfoi. Sonoer'
oepeihen ans Sltben beitGtigen Die
Grfolge Der glIliierten on ben 0arba'
neaen, fiieen aber bin5ii, oaB DIE
Siirfen nod inlner Die Sohen ppr
aritbio uno 2oiobere bebaiipten.
slmf benz Oitliden ariessid1anplae
9onoon, %. Nfois 0o1 immer
tobt oirf elmer $50 Weilen langer
;sront aui Dem oitli6en ariegsidnt'
plas cine groSe Sd1laft, rmo OBJ
aleidl oic 9inge on ben beioen sSlii.
geln fiir Ole 9fuifen eiinitig 5u lieger
i6einen, muB Die @nti1eioung bod
i'm Centrum nit elmer SSront bon itrl'
aeidbr 60 Weilen follen, po am Slut
San Die 0euticheu irno SeIterreihei
in bartnGfiser Sffeniipe iino.
Die leste Vetroernber Wfitteilune
iteat feit, oab Der Snn ieIbIt iinf
grobe Siinlpfe om Gnieiter ben sln
griff aufbolten. Die riliiiid)e BreIi(
gibt 5it, oaB Die 9eittiden un>
Seiterreiher ben Son iiberihritter
hoben, erfldrt nber, bab eiu peiteres
8ororineen nid)t moalid] lit. 9it
guiien iino oild) ho6erfreltt iiber bit
93ohri6t, bub rltiiii6e Srlippen in
aaufoius Sortihrittc geeen Die Siir
fen aeniaft boben (@in iebr ihna
der 5roit. 9lnm. D. st.
Bonn ipeitlihen ariessidanplab.
9onoon, %. Wtai. @om melt
lid]en ariegsifouplas meloet Eoris
oaB Die iSrnnjoien einen iturfer
Ta6tangriff Der 9elitihen norblid
Don gpern 5um Steben eebrndt bo
ben. @benlo huben lie oiid Der
3Seino bon oen 9orettebiigeln BERTHE
ben unb bieie Stclune, Die iebr mid
tig lit, iit nun eon3 in ben Sdnbet
Der 9lQiierten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
- 9lne bemtidrm Ndnper I'm

- lille bentiden Ndnper nnb
syranen miiiien nnb perben sngcgen
ieim, iueun bente, Samtag, abenh in
Der &isbt 8narb @affenballe seaen
Die 8affenansfabr ans heu @erei-
nisteu Staaten an friegfiibrenSe
WGfts prpteitiert iuerben mirb. Bro.
feiipr 9nbnemann, YrpfeHpr gcnte
nnS Sam. Burroughs uerben bic
Gebner iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Vl0tlid seitorben.

9oniing. @if., %. 0toi. iroil
$. n. Totenein, @otttn bes friibe-
rem Observation-Disclosures fir Of
fentlihen llnterridbt. itiir5te beiite
porn,ittoe in ibrem bieiieen Saus
bonn ShIoe aetroffen tot nieber,
,Srou Iatteneia ipor in bieiigen &r.
den. iinb 8eienidoftsfreiien pronti.
nert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22

- 8eaen ben 8affenihader su
proteitieren, lit nidlt umr nnier sutes
Hedlt, iunOern nniere beiltse Asflidlt.
Sn elmer Taiienueriammlnns bente,
Sainitag, abenb in Der Sight
Inarb @affenballe, uerben iuir
liant Die Gimme bes Erpteites cr.
behcn. Sentidje, fommf alle..
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22

- Sn Der 0tafen Erpteitner.
iamnllnns bente, Samitas, nbenb
in Der 9igat @nurS A;affenbcQe luer.
bem Erpfeiipr aiibncman Trufciiur
gente nnS Gam. Burroughs Sun
Setrpit ipreden. Scutide berems!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
- Sic W9af5en Yrptejtp,

- Die Mniien Erpteitper.
iamnllnns sesen ben @affenidlaher,
bic bente, Samitas, abenb in ber2isbt
8marb @affenbaae absebalten iuer.
ben iuirS, mnk cine Gnnbsebnns iuer.
ben, ,uie ne Setroit nnS YGd)tgan
muf ME erlebt bnt. Sernas SIR
Senti6en! SeiEer ieble!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Sitlt Solbaten lit &oQiiion nit
9otal5ng Dtrunglatt.
AZ. Sabr8ans.

TDn 800 Mann eimcs
&egimtnts mclbcten iif)
beim Mpel nur 81.
gritiides Seselififf NIT Salpeterln.
onns in 8rnnb ssbpbrt.
Sn Der HGhe Der Sfelle, mo- bic 9nit.
tania perienft murb..
1entiflc Sandbppte pperieren alip
md, in berielben 8ssenb.
Gnfen seben mehr Ginselheiten iiber
lire 9sieoerlase su.
IrDiten iif aber NIT ben Grfolsen
sesen bic Sirfen.
9unopn melbet lueitere Surtifritte an
ben 9arbanellen.
9llliierfe aber immer nod am Siio.
enbe Der !Snlbimiel 8allippli.
Gnris melbet Grfulge iiber bic Sent-
ihem am Weiken Wes.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
&ataitrDpbe arlf britiicbenl
Militdr519*

i'm militorpflifttee,t Sitter iteben
uno gum Otilit1roienit forperli6 ee-
eignet iino. Der Sroinationsous-
idlliB Der Gio5eie bot III elmer geItern
nbseboltenen Sisung oieien 9ei6lilb
9efaBt.
Die Sperntipncn an ben 9nrba.
uenru.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22
Gnalano branft Sploaten.

oonoon, %. 03oi. Solonse
Der ariea oouert, miro Die 9onooner
Gio3eie Ser aird)e bon Gnglonb feine
TrieIterfulbioateu oroinieren, Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-22

pie ei,sStge faefte3e cent.
F&e Sett,sn8 1t. 2ai&isar,,
asc8e 6te 9epsfoPess 6ss
%. 1Pss4s 6riust
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
YEAR OF SPECIAL BLESSING :
SAYS PRESlGENT WILSON IN PRO-
CLAIMING THANKSGIVING

Washington, Oct. 22.-In designat-
ing Thursday, November Is, as
Thanksgiving day, President Wilson
said:
1T has long been the honored Gus
tom of our people to turn in the
fruitful autumn of the year in
praise and Thanksgiving to Al
mighty God for his many blessings
and mercies to US as nation. The
year that is now drawing to a close
since we last observed our day OF
national Thanksgiving has been,
while year of discipline because
of the mighty forces of war and of
changes which have disturbed the
world. also year Of special blessing
for us. .s'=
Another year of peace. has been.
Vouchsafed US; another year in
which we not only take thought of
our duty to ourselves and to man
lnnd but also to adjust ourselves to
the many responsibilities thrust up-
on us by a war which has involved
almost the whole of Europe. We
nave 0een able to assert our .rights
Oh mankind without breachof friend
ship with the great nations with.
le, wnom we have had to deal, and i
while we have asserted riohtsr. r"eu W. y
nave been able also to perform
duties and exercise privileges of sue
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
F. A. LUCK SR.
PASSES AWAY

Felix A. Luck Sr. passed away at
his home here. early Sunday morn
ing, after having been the victim of
disease for more than yeyr and
while the end was not unexpected
it came as shock t. his relatives
and friends. He was well known i'm
western North Carolina as a news.
paper and hotel man, having served
as editor o. the Tuckaseigee Demo
crat, at Sylvia and of the Waynes-
vile Courier and. at one time was
manager of Eagles Nest Hotel, near
Waynesville. He accompanied the
late William 7. Crawford on two of
his campaigns of this congressional
district, in capacity of reporter for
the Asheville Citizen.
Before coming to this section
more than thirty years ago, he sery-
ed as agent for the Southern Rail-
way Company at Danville Virginia,
where his health failed and he
moved to Western North Carolina
He served in the Confederate Army
as Li:utenanti in the infantry Sc "
ice during the first years of the
Civil War and was later transferred
to the Artillery branch OF the Army
where he remained until the close
of the war.
He was born at Aspin Grove in
Pitts yLvania County, Virginia, seven
ty-three years ago and was devout
Christian all Of his life, having join
ed the Shockoe Bartist Church at
his old home in Virginia in his
young manhood and remained a
consistent member of that branch
Of the Christian church until his
death.
He leaves wife and four daueh-
ters. Mrs. Annie Tompkins and
Misses Addie, Sadie and Lucie Luck
of this city and one son, Mr.. Felix
A, Luck Jr. of Augusta, Ga. He has
one sister living in Danville Va.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Baptist Church Mon
day morning by the pastor of that
church assisted by DR.. L. B. Aberne-
thy and the interment was in the
Webster Cemetery.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
HONOR ROLL-QUALLA GRADED
SCHOOL, OCTOBER,

First Grade-Cumi Howell, Nina
Martin, Bessie Martin.
Second Grade-Vinnie Martin
Eta Kinsland, Obed Anthony, Rich
ard Crisp. 4.
Third Grade-Florence Turpin,
Hettie Howell, Theo. Kinsland
Fourth Grade Sallie> Virgins,
Horace Howell.
Fifth Grade-Essie Anthon Y. @
Sixth Grade &C G5ldIn ar 'Kinsl and,
Buren, TeTrill. ;sfc - l1!>es 5ee }s&
Eighth Grade-Msy Tiirpin.
The enrolment 4 for the month
was los but should be POS.
To parents at Qualla and else
where e-please help us. They pay us
to teach and we want them here.
We work-and they must}sfudy.
LII. SMITH
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
DlLLSb0RO

Rev. R. H. Askew will preach at
Dlilsboro Baptist church Sunday.
7:SO ?. M. Choir will render special
music for this service. ~
DR.. Caleb Ridley preached for us
Wednesday evening prayer servic,
his sermon was inspiring. Thanks
to DR.. Ridley. Come again.
Cottage prayer meeting Friday
evening 7:30 P. M. at the residence
of Mrs. George Papgle. :7'' -
Come thou with ~us, we will do
thee good. Numbers, 1929 80 %
FOR SALE-Four thorough breed
Duroc jersey pigs. 2 months old
$500 each. '7- ;
Ben Fisher
Webster, N. C.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
DEATH OF MRS.
SARAH MONTIETH

Mrs. Sara A Montieth. beloved
wife of John Alfred Mont;eth, died
Wednesday evening 1890 P. M. at
her residence.
Sister Montieth lived sweet
Christian life. and was loved by all
whom at all times she was with
and around.
Our beloved sister sought at all
times to scatter seeds of sunshine
and happiness in the pathways of
all that had the honored privilege
OF knoWlnf, seeing and associatine
with her.
Sister Montieth leaves as useful.
memorial TO her life, children as
follows: Mary Davis Montieth.
lelltha Carolina Montieth, Sam
uel Nontieth, Elias Montieth.
Duff Montieth.
1t has been our heavenly Fathers
eood pleasure to take her home to
be with the angels singing around
the thr
We commit her to the hands of
our LorGs keeping. May God cheer
bless and keep her beloved husband
sons and daughters and h them
to scatter seeds of sacred blessings
IN the pathways of all whom they
are associated with in the future as
a memoir al to their sainted mother
that has gone before them.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
Cash PRIZES FOR DIR
G.. GOOD nut TREES

Ihe most valuable land in the
world is n the Sahara Desert /, g.
made valuable by the date trees
that cover. every spot where enough
water can be had to MAKE. them
grow. This great land value comes
because man has tfere utilized the
productive power of. the tree.
aatAire's greatest engine of product
ion. It is really remarkable taat we
IN the Unitdd States have used trees
so little to do our work for us.
An orchard OF black walnuts, or
shagbark hickories, or native hazeIs
or Ohio Valley pecans, with trees
as good as the best wild ones now,
growing would be very, very vaIu-
able. Why don't we have them?
Merely because we haven't noticed
and haven't thought. It is high time
we caught up with the people of
the desert.
We happen to have a million
good Baldwin apple trees, and
another million good navel orange
trees, because somebody took pains
to tell about the ORIGINAL GOOD wild
tree that started the million. By
budding and grating, that one Bald
win apple tree has become the
parent of many millions. We now
know how to propagate all the nut
trees, and can turn one good shae-
bark or black walnut or pecan or
hazel into millions. But where are
the suitable parent trees from which
to graft and bud?
To help bring promising nut trees
to&eht, and thus start a new in
dustry, the Northern Nut Growers
Association is offering cash prizes
Of from $40 to $50 for the best tree
of black walnuts, butternuts, ,shag-
bark hickories, hazel nutsand NORTH
ern pecans. Send a dozen nuts from
the best nut tree of any Kind that,
you know of to DR.. w. C. Demine
Secretary of the Northern Nuf
Growers Association, Georgetown
Connecticut, and askfor particulars
OF the prizes and rules of the eci-
test: 80 20 "a -; ..s.+s
|, We hope some Of our IL readers de-
will get these prizes, for there are
some very fine nuts produced in
the territory covered by this paper.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
BAPTIST NOMsN'S MISsi0Naal
INSTITUTE.

The Baptist Won1an's Missionary
institute TOR tie following A ,socia-
tIons-3aywood, Tuckaseigee, Tenn
essee. River. Macon. Western North
Carolina, and Liberty Ducktown--
"lli Ue pe nelu i'll Bryson City Nov
emoer 18th and 5th 1915. Follow
Ing is the program.
Thursday, November 4th
10 A. M. Devotional services,
Mrs, Epps, cf Almond.
Words Of welcome. Mrs. ]. L.
Gibson.
Response. Mrs. H. M. Whitaker.
Short reports by representatives
of the different Associations.
Dinner.
Devotional services. Mrs. L. 8.
White.
Foreign Missions at the present
time. Mrs. W. H. Woodall.
W. NJ S. Conference. Mrs. C. L.
All son, presiding. 4
Planning and conducting a meet
ing. Mrs. W. 7, Crawford.
Literature. Mrs. A. V. Joyner.
Observing the week Of prayer.
Mrs. H. NJ. Whitaker.
Oru greatest need. General dis
cussion.
Standard of excellence. Mrs. G.
". Phillips,
Importance of Mission Study.
Mrs. Z. B. White.
S Pm. Devotional service. w.
R. Beach.
State Mission Day Demonstration
by " Ms. OF Bryson City.
Addaess Relation of Woman S
work to State Missions. w. R.
Bradshaw.
Friday Morning.
$50 \, NJ. Devotional service.
Mrs. H. B. Jones.
Home Mission Survey. Mrs
Mary Carter Brinson.
Tithing. Mrs. W.T.. Crawford
and MFs. W. H. Woodall.
Personal service in the country
Churches, MRS. Perry and Mrs H.
B. Jones.
Round Table.
1 P. M.Devotional. Mrs. C. L.
Allison. ,~
Conference on young peoples
work. Mrs. A, v. Joyner.
Responsibility of young people to
the unsaved. Miss Lucy Luck.
Committee H.
Mrs. W. r. Beach,
Mrs, G. T. .Sisk,
l.. Mrs. E.. S. Miller.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

For want of better we take this.
means Of I expressing y 9 our Il heartfelt.
thanks tao. to our : ma many many friends.
for their great kindness during our
sorrow. May God bless you all.
Mrs. F. A. Luck and family